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Cloudy, Windy Highs Near 40 □•tail* on pago 2 Budget Highlightsl iEupittufl Hrralb WASHINGTON (UPI) _ I Vol. XCVIII, No. 94 — Manchester, Conn., Monday, January 22, 1979 A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 » 20(t Single Copy • 15« Home Delivered Highlights of President Carter’s I proposed $531.6 billion budget for I n,

non-inflation increase in the I ^ overall budget that the nation I V —^ needs more firepower in Europe WASHINGTON (UPI) - like looking at the package of bacon [ and more new weapons to main- I P resid en t C arter today sent The Budget Dollar in the supermarket,” Roth said. tain equality with the Soviets. I C o n g re s s a $531.6 b illio n “You don’t see the fat until you open federal budget for 1980, calling Fiscal Year 1960 Estimate the package.” 2 I No immediate cuts for in- I it “lean and austere” to fight The budget is only a set of proposals. Congress will write the ‘5® P*3" I inflation and proposing defense eludes a proposed $2.5 billion I • r r o Where H comes from . Where it goes- definitive federal budget — first a proposal for real wage insurance, I increases, many domestic target version in May, then a final part of Carter's anti-inflation I cuts, and the lowest deficit in oth e r one in September. All legislation I package. Under it, groups of I six years, Bof rowing enacted for the fiscal year is sup­ employees whose pay raises are I The budget will help shape political 5* posed to fit within this budget, within the Carter anti-inflation I debate leading to the next presiden- although in practice that does not 2 guidelines generally would be I tial election: It covers the fiscal year Corporation always happen. I eligible for a tax credit if inflation I that starts next Oct. 1 and ends Sept, Income Carter based his entire budget on a series of relatively optimistic exceeds 7 percent.. I 30,1980, a month before election day. Taxes Social Security Carter kept a promise he made last economic assumptions — for exam­ I - 13« ple, that unemployment would linger Would specifically reduce a propose a deficit under $30 I at about 6.2 percent and inflation very few benefits, including I ^■8“'’® he came up with would fall from 9 percent during 1978 limiting the number of work years was $29 billion—half the amount just I to 6 percent by the end of 1980. that may be disregarded in com- I before he took office, puting benefits and do away with , he projected that if everything He is likely to get an argument on I that from some more pessimistic the death benefits that have gone I ? taxes are not cut, tp families of Social Security I hy 1982 the budget could have a $32 members of Congress, 'niis dispute O ther will have huge consequences for the recipients. No Social Security tax I ~ ^he government s budget. A 1 percent difference in the rollback now, but he said it may black ink in a decade, I Federal unemployment estimate translates be considered in 1981. Carter proposed a 3 percent “real” I Operations into a $16 billion difference in the . I increase in defense spending — that 12 , j I is, above what would be caused by in- « deficit because it means less money In addition to reducing some I nation - saying it was needed to in taxes and more in jobless compen­ Social Security benefits, the I bolster NATO and maintain the sation and welfare. budget would cut youth employ- I strategic nuclear balance, Some reductions by which Carter supply, agricultural price supports, ment, Programs for the poor in made if we are to overcome in­ arrived at his lowered deficit will de­ ment programs and set a stricter I In drafting the budget, he then had national forests, rail transportation, eligibility standard for welfare I to take into account automatic and general would increase slightly flation,” he said, adding that he had pend on Congress enacting legisla­ aid to school districts affected by faster than inflation. made “every effort to spread that tion, which may or may not happen. recipients. Millions of children I unavoidable increases such as federal installations, higher educa­ would have to pay more for school I benefit payments for retirement, dis- One thing Americans will not find burden fairly and objectively.” For example, he is counting on $9.8 tion, and military and civilian pay. in the budget is a general tax cut. "I have sought,” Carter said, “to billion in federal savings by 1982 lunches. Welfare payments to I ability and health care, which rise Federal civilian employment families with dependent children I because of inflation and because of Treasury Secretary Michael reconcile the need for extraordinary from legislation to contain hospital would be reduced by 35,700, and Blumenthal told reporters: “Until would go down $240 million. I in c re a se s in the num ber of restrictions on government spending costs. federal civilian pay would be held to we succeed in bringing inflation un­ E nergy I beneficiaries. with the need to maintain a strong He listed a $200 million saving in 5.5 percent. der control it would be very risky to defense, to implement a national , Would spend $9.6 billion a 4 per- .T® allow for these increases, and 1980 from legislation to limit federal I Carter said he budgeted entertain a general tax cut.” energy policy, to assist people in aid to school districts affected by the cent reduction from this year, I heep the deficit down. Carter “adequate’’ funds for the poor, “The spending restraint in this need and to continue important Solar energy is the only planned Proposed to hold spending below in­ presence of federal facilities. I listing $4.5 billion more in such budget means that in some areas the public.services and investments.” increase, climbing from $639 flationary levels for programs in­ Congress has killed every effort in I programs as food stamps, Medicaid, government will simply not be able Sen. William Roth, R-Del., took million to $804 million. eluding jobs, supplementary fiscal the past to cut such impact aid. I subsidized housing, education of dis­ to do as much as it has in the past," issue with the president’s Carter hopes to save $240 million in H ealth states and municipalities. I advantaged children and “ bloc Carter said. characterization of the budget: “To 1980 by reducing fraud, waste and Some big cuts, including $18 I P“»lic works, energy grants" for community develop­ “Inevitably, real sacrifices mut be describe Carter’s budget as lean is abuse in welfare programs. million less for researchers at the I -m v ^ •— National Institutes of Health. The I |m/l -a n # Health Resources Adminstration, I I W B 1 J | which assists states, localities I Sewer and universities in training nurses I ^ and other health professionals, I a -m a « -k a would lose $79 million. But in -I B B C t- E , creased funding is proposed in I Break family care and primary I • medicine training programs I IWB OT Cuiiimunilies I Ironic Proposed $7.3 billion in com- I ipriicat piva ftTr>r\ tt c munity and regional development I .. funds, a $1.7 billion cut from last I Israeli By GREG I’EARSON year, largely due to phasing out of I P«-og>;ess” llcrulil Kcpurlcr anti-recession and disaster I bargaining aimed at MANCHESTER - The timing of a assistance programs. I ^ ^^prom ise on a “when- „ . I to-wage-war clause in the Egyptian- sewer break that occurred Saturday n o u s in g I Israeli draft peace treaty. on Hollister Street had an ironic Seeks $5.3 billion for housing I Eliahu Ben-Elissar, the head of the twist to it. assistance for poor and moderate I Israeli delegation, reported the The Eighth Utilities District has income families, an increase of I negotiations were moving at a brisk hired a private contractor to help $900 million. I pace, saying, “There is no critical repair the 14-foot deep line, and work R eso u rces stage in the talks — it's a cruising still is being done today to fix the I problem. Proposes $11.5 billion in 1980 for I The irony is that the sewer line is preserving natural resources and I "® ®1®® 1*'®''® l’^'* been “slight the main line that services the improving the environment. The I P'^®8''®®® *n fhe talks. Charles Apartments, whose owner Environmental Protection Agen-1 The talks adjourned because the sued both the Town of Manchester cy budget would grow to $4.7 I ambassador said he had to consult and the Eighth District Thursday billion from the present $4.) I with Washington. The negotiations because of an ongoing tax-collection bjllion. I were expected to resume by mid- problem. Coiisiiiiiers I evening and Israeli spokesman Dan Sewer breaks normally come at Outlays for consumer safety ac-I continue surprising and inopportune times. tivities would grow to $644 million I ‘ ®®®®3y. Plenty of Excess Water But. the timing of this break could in 1980 from $637 million at pre- I The American Middle East envoy not have been more coincidental sent. I has beep directing his negotiation ef- As at many other locations in town, there serious problems, Oscar Paschke, project since the two incidents undoubtedly l*urk forts to Article 6 of the draft treaty — was plenty of excess water this morning at director, said. There were no work delays are unrelated. 2 I Charles Ponticelli owns the Despite Carter's earlier battles .°'!®‘®®'® ‘® ®«.n®l“ding the the J.C. Penney Co. construction site. The caused by the water, he said. (Herald photo with Congress over water I P®®1. ®ff>®ial sources said, by Pinto) Charles Apartments, which are I water flooded the bypass road and caused located on Charles Drive and West resource projects, he now appears I The clause restricts Egypt from some erosion at the site, but there were no Middle Turnpike. His property is to be proposing the biggest “pork I waging war against Israel because near the boundary line that separates barrel" program in history. He is I the treaty takes precedence over the town and the district. asking for nearly $3.1 billion for I prior Egyptian defense com- Because of his proximity to that the Corps of Engineers' civil I mitments to its Arab allies. Egypt in­ line, he has been taxed in the past by works program. I sists it has the right to keep those Weekend Was Wet both governmental bodies. His suit is 2 Slll>^illil•^ I commitments. Washington, in a legal asking for relief from that situation j- i '.j. opinion, sided with Egypt. MANCHESTER— 'The weekend, in Some„ ■indirect subsidiesu would I ® working today pumping the cellars Saturday. Highway crews worked The break occurred right in front a word, was wet. out. through most of the day Sunday. end. For example, use of National I “We’ve continued our work and Cellars flooded, roads were of Bentley School on Hollister Street, Parks has been generally free or I this ^ r k is being performed in a The Eighth Utilities District Fire Work included plowing snow back to which is.in district territory. The line covered with water and streams Department received 18 ealls for the curb to free catch basins. available at minimal fees. The I warm and friendly spirit," Ben- came close to bursting their banks, is a main one and is 14 feet deep at water problems in basements in its "There were spot flooding the point of the problem. Park Service wants to increase I Elissar said. “The American delega- Manchester, however, managed to camping and entrance fees by 70 I tion has judged it necessary to con- district. problems all over town,” Jay Giles, Jay Giles, director of public works, escape the blast of snow and rain Other problems also developed. director of public works, said. He percent. In the transportation I suit with Washington, and that is with few permanent scars. said it appears that the problem is a I area, the budget warns that I their right." The European Health Spa roof said much backyard and cellar collapsed line, but he has no idea of The weather started as snow, flooded, and the district department flooding was reported. programs benefitting “individual I ... , , . turned to freezing rain and ended the cause. firms or individual localities” will Atherton told reporters the pumped 16 inches of water from it Some streams rose almost to their I with several hours of rain Sunday. At first. Eighth District officials be “ viewed from a national 'll' resume after he Sunday. maximum limit. The closest call was I The town received 2.7 inches of rain, had thought the town might have I oersnective " I Washington. He went to Some roofs, including the one at the stream that flows near the caused the break when it did a water I lunch with Foreign Minister Moshe George Murphy of the Water Depart­ the Shop-Rite store on Spencer Parker and Jordt streets intersec­ ment reported. The amount is sub- repair in the area. That idea was dis­ w . J m W I l^tiyan, possibly to brief him on the Street, developed leaks. There was tion. Giles said. posed of because of the deepness of I tuH**29" 222. skunk (b) racoon (c) pig statement that says the contractor It’s going to be an uphill battle all the such auctions at the site. That price was a bit higher than has inspected the site and the work 2. The precise term for a s COST way,” Giles said of the situation if group of iarks is (a) clowder The ZBA also is what the town had estimated the involved. scheduled to elect a new 1, Regular classes the contract is awarded and the firm fb) exaltation (c) gam. a. $ 6.00 per course for Manchester residents project would cost. But, it also was The town still has to decide 3. How many U.S. presidents chairman and its other of­ 70\ actually did err in its calcultions. b. $12.00 per course for non-residents are buried in Arlington Na­ ficers tonight. The former 2. RECREATIONAL Classes tional Ceretery? (a) 2 (b) 8 chairman, Bernard John­ (c) 13 75 \ a. $10.00 per course for Manchester residents son, did not seek reappoint­ b, $15.00 per course for non-residents National Weather ANSWERS ment to the board. 80 / •*c. Social Dancing - $15.p0*per couple for Manchester residents •ffT $20.00 per couple for non-residents Melting IBoots City Fest Hi Lo Miami Bech cy 76 56 Xpauuayi There are no refunds unless a class is filled or cancelled. Albuquerque cy 48 31 Milwaukee pc 31 19 puB «8X ‘B •£ q 7 a i In 1768 a French scientist 85/ Free refills on coffee, lea, and soda Anchorage cy 32 17 Minneapolis cy 24 06 presented Frederick the Asheville pc 51 28 Nashville c 38 26 MANCHESTER - SHOP RITE PLAZA I Great with a rare pair of Atlanta pc 56 29 New Orleans c 46 29 REGISTCRED rubber riding boots. Unfor­ OPTICIANS MANCHESHR - WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE tunately, vulcanization — 95\ REQiarHATION BLANK Billings s 36 16 New York cy 54 37 Birmingham c 53 33 Oklahm Cty pc 43 27 I DISCOUNT PRICES the process of heating rub­ Name of Course Night of Week Qlven Room ber with sulphur to make it 139' 110 > Boston r 54 34 Omaha cy 24 17 permanently firm and uni­ Brownsville, Tx c 67 44 Philadelphia cy 56 35 formly elastic — had not yet 69" Buffalo pc 30 22 Phoenix pc 62 48 RDRUa SLIGHT CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS SLIQHT185/ CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS 9 7 7 \ been discovered by Charles Charlstn. S.C. c 63 36 Pittsburgh s 34 27 Goodyear, and Frederick's Charlotte, N.C. c 50 28 Portland, M. cy 43 32 boots stuck to his feet in hot SEIi(^ GMMIP OF NG & TAU lffilM»IMIDISE NAME (Please Print) ...... Chicago pc 34 13 Portland, Ore. c 49 26 weather and cracked in cold. (Manchester Store Only) Mailing Address ...... Cleveland s 34 26 Providence r 55 33 rSlr lihinehMtarEvwring'Horatt Tel. Number...... I am a resident of VtAIHrn F01DCAIT C» Columbus * s 37 26 Richmond pc 61 35 emeULAfioN HOURS WRANGLER For period ending 7 a.m. EST 1/23/79. During Monday Dallas pc 49 32 St. Louis pc 28 22 Denver Salt Lake City s 33 25 Mon. • Prf. night, rain will fall in the Pacific Northwest, while snow sy 54 24 UOtoGiOO Des Moines pc 28 '16 San Antonio c 64 33 CORDS is expected from northern Texas, northeastward through DEUVERY OEAOUNE. Detroit cy 26 20 San Diego pc 62 53 •5:30 p m m IMM(gS Mall to: the mid Mississippi valley and into the Ohio valley Clear Duluth cy 22 08 San Francisco c 57 48 SAT. Please enclose check or money order ------SELECT ^tOUP ------Manchester Adult Evening School to partly cloudy skies will be indicated throughout the El Paso pc 52 34 San Juan c 87 70 Dear Friends of Oak Hill School 7 M • 1(h00 t.m. * 9 . 9 0 'payable to: DEUVERY DEAOUNE Manchester High School rest of the naiton. Hartford s 43 Seattle c 44 33 Manchester Adult Evening School y2 7:301.114. ^ •Pants •Outerwear Manchester, Conn. 06040 Houston c 54 42 Spokane c 33 04 For the first time we are faced with the problem of Suggested Carrt^ Batse- LEVI & WRANGLER Mill rwgiitrstJoni wW vvoV b« MOtptod sftwr Jtn . 26th. I Indianapolis pc 35 21 Tampa Connecticut Weather pc 72 49 PaytbM iaAdvtnco •Sweaters •Knit Shirts Jackson, Mss. c 39 25 Washington pc 47 39 meeting our goal in the current fund drive for Oak Hill 8M 0ltcopy...... 1S« PREWASHED DENIMS Mostly cloudy and windy with a few flurries or showers Jacksonville cy 68 Wichita pc 34 21 W M U y...... 901 35 Ont month...... K.90 •Dress Shirts •Ties likely today. High temperatures from the upper 30s to the Kansas City t-7 27 16 c-clear; cl-clearing; icy- School For The_Blind. Throomonthi ...... 111.70 mid 40s or about 5 C. Fair and colder tonight. Lows 15 to Las Vegas c 53 33 cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- StM month*...... ta .4 0 On* y o tr...... $46.00 •Shoes •Belts *19.00 Little Rock c 36 22 missing; pc-partly cloudy; r- Ilf you have registered you will be notified W. ■Tuesday partly sunny with highs in the 30s, Probabili- If you have not given, I would sincerely appreciate M*H Rati* Upon R*qu**( Los Angeles c 63 46 rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; ty of precipitation 60 percent today and 10 percent tonight 8ub*crib*r> who t*tl to r*o*lv* jonly if your class has been cancelled or Louisville c 36 26 sn-snow; sy-sunny; 1:s- your consideration toward this very worthy School and thtir n*wip*p*r b«for* 5:30 p.m. and Tuesday. Westerly winds 15 to 25 mph today Memphis c 36 23 thunderstorms: w-windy. •houid t*t*phon* th* ckculatkm Uw MSH • CKGK • IMSTn CHIUGE • VISA becoming northwesterly and diminishing to 10 to 15 mph 0«p*rtm*nt. 647-W46. , Ifilled. If you receive no notification you can| tonight. Tuesday northwesterly winds 10 to 20 mph. the marvelous work they are doing with the blind and [expect your class will be held. handicapped. Long Island Sound Extended Foreeast WATER WEIBHT Please do not call the high school office for} Mass., R.I. & Conn.: Cloudy with a chance of snow or Please send your donations to Oak Hill School, 120 PROBLEM? information. Gale warning changed o small craft advisory, An in­ rain Wednesday. Clearing Thursday. Fair Friday. High Utl te n t storm movng northeast across eastern Canada will temperatures from the mid 20s to the mid 30s. Low Holcomb Street, Hartford, Conn. maintain brisk northwesterly winds today with higher ^ E -U M temperatures from the teens to the mid 20s. Exc«s* water In the bodv can be un­ pressure moving into region tonight and Tuesday Vermont: Snow or mixed precipitation likely Dr. Eugene M. Davis comfortable. K-MM wrtl help you Northwesterly winds 20 to 25 knots with stronger gusts loae excel* water weight. We at ‘‘Hffwre woimn tov* to sfiop tor im nl” Wednesday, Partly cloudy with flurries Thursday Uggetta recommend It. REGISTRATION FOR WINTER TERM tway, diminishing to 10 to-15 knots late tonight. Variable Chance of snow again Friday. Highs in the 20s to low 30s Area Chairman M a n c h e s t e r 1. Register by Mail January IS-January 26 abou 10 knots Tuesday, Visibility better than 5 miles. I^ws zero to 15. $2H V e r n o n 903 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA 2. Register in Person - Tuesday, January 30, 6:30-8 High School Cafeteria Mostly cloudy and cold today with chance of few snow Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of snow late WINTER TERM BEGINS WEEK OF FEBRUARY 5 Cut out thli ad — taka to store listed, OKN Dally OPEN Dally 10-9 llurries. Clear and cold tonight. Tuesday, sunny with Wednesday into Thursday. Fair Friday. Daytime highs in Purehase one pack ol E Um and clouding up late in day. Wave heights 4 to 5 feet today 2 the teens north and 20s south. Overnight lows in the single receive one more E-LIm Pack Free. Thurt. NIflM H I 9KI0 Saturday HI 9:10 to 4 feet tonight, decreasing Tuesday numbers north and teens along the coast. _ W W W miy PIHMflt • PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Jan. 22. 1»79 Town Council To Fill Prosecutor Pursues MACCNewe EVENING HERALD. Mon., Jan. 22, 1979— PAGE FIVE Vacancy in Coventry Gibbons Death Case Annual Week of Prayer Concludes CO VEN TRY — The Town Council department erupted in disciplinary Bank and helping and/or canceled. 1 understand the NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Paul J. "review the repopt and follow up any Thunk Y o u ' h The office space is God the Glory, we would be may appoint Democrat Joyce Carilli action against three patrolmen by visiting the sick and elder­ to its membership at a special McQuillan, the special state’s at­ leads." By NANCY CAKR crowded and there certain­ happy to offer suggestions. Boy Scouts always appear police chief Robert Kjeliquist. — To Doris Mi Keefe for ly through the Convales­ meeting tonight at 7:30 at the Town torney in charge of a new investiga­ McQuillan said he also planned to ly are Jew comforts — but My Slip when relied upon and offer More than 200 townspeople turned Exerullvp Direrlor her check to help us make cent Home Auxiliary, Hall. Patricia White resigned from tion into the unsolved 1973 killing of meet with Neigher and his client, Every year from the fringe benefits — sincere apologies. up at a subsequent council meeting to up the Seasonal Sharing transporting people to doc­ My slip is showing once Barbara Gibbons in Falls Village, Wallace "Butch" Wilcox, 32, a Nor­ January 18-25, Christians knowing you are helping The (JirittliuiiH the council last week, and the demand a public hearing on the shortage. tors and for treatment again. Apologies to the Boy says he will vigorously pursue the folk farmer, and "develop the infor­ God’s people are tremen­ Democratic Town Committee en­ police department. However, when around the worid join in — To Pat Motowidlak (Fisrf), raising funds for Scouts who were identified Since Program 3 of the 1041 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER ease. mation from there.” prayer during the Week of dous. dorsed Mrs. Carilli for the post. Nash's group called such a meeting who has responded to our the hungry. Operation Rice as “ failing to appear" at Christians was preempted. TEL. 643-9832 McQuillan Sunday said he met with Wilcox’ statement identified the Prayer for Christian Unity. Other volunteers serve to The South Street resident has lived three months later, only a handful of fervent plea for help in the Bowl — Manchester Coun­ the Christmas Carol Sing. Program 5 “ People of the officials over the weekend and was two men as brothers Michael and The pray recalling Jesus the Glory of God by staf­ Manchester State Bank Bldg. in Coventry for two decades and has residents showed up. Most speakers MACC office and w ill be cil on World Hunger. If you They did not appear for the Book” w ill be shown on givet! a copy of a witness' sworn Timothy Parmalee, who lived near praying for them in the fing the Emergency Pan­ held several local posts, including praised the performance of the chief filling in every Tuesday are looking for a way to very practical reason they Channel 3 this Friday, the victim's home at the time of the try, operating the Clothing justice of the peace. Her husband and of his officers. statement naming two men in con­ hours before his suffering afternoon from 12:30-2:.3n serve one another and give had understood it to be 10:00 to 11:00 p.m. Albert served one term on the coun­ Also on the agenda is a draft of a nection with the slashing death. slaying. and death "that all might cil several years ago but failed in his pension ordinance for the town. Last He said the purpose of the meeting In the Channel 8 interview at an un­ be one even as you and I bid for re-election. year Town Attorney Abbot Schwebel concerning the statement released disclosed out-of-state location, are oqe, so that the world ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. "'Pn^ h^stoSe" whileT upp?^^^^^^^ She said her prime interest would recommended that an ordinance be last week was "to assure the people Michael Parmalee said he was in a might believe." be in helping to formulate the town's drafted after he found that selectmen that we were concerned and that the trailer about miles from the Gib­ The theme for the 1979 budget for the upcoming fiscal year had failed to take formal action in state of Connecticut would vigorous­ bons home the night of the killing, ad­ Week of Prayer (sponsored if she is appointed by the council, previous administrations. ly pursue this." ding he never left the trailer. He said by the Commission on WALOBAUM S No need to go all around town for low prices! which is presently controlled by the The insurance advisory committee One of the men named in the state­ his brother, Timothy, was home Faith and Order of the Democrats by a 4-2 margin. When an will present its proposals to beef up ment Saturday told WTNH-TV he "getting drunk." National Council of elected position becomes vacant, a protection of town-owned vehicles was nowhere near Miss Gibbons' Parmalee said all he wanted was to Churches and the Food Mart member of the same political party, and boilers. Last month the council two-room cottage in rural be left alone, to continue working as Graymoor Ecumenical as the resigning member, must ^ took out a 30-day binder to cover northwestern Connecticut when she a logger and for his wife to have a Institute) is “ Serve one V YOU’LL DO BETTER AT FOOD MART! selected. municipal fire trucks when an unin­ was sexually abused and slashed. baby in peace in September. He said, Another to the Glory of Tonight's council meeting was sured pumper suffered body damage McQuillan said both he and chief “ I don’t want to run anymore, just God," a scripture passage ■ taken from I Peter 4 7:11. postponed from last week after three after skidding on ice and leaving the Mrs. Frances Lombardo, seated, looks over Bennet Junior state's attorney Austin J, McGuigan want to be left alone to forget about DEL GAIZO Betty Crocker Fudge delays. Monday was canceled road. High School yearbook with Mrs. Betty Messier, who assisted. met with Bridgeport attorney Alan it." I Peter tells us that each LIBBY'S ALPO Bumble Bee because of the state holiday. Tuesday The Housing Authority is expected (Herald photo by Strempfer) Neigher, whose client said he saw Neigher said Wilcox withheld his of us has received a special Fresh Plum was ruled out because some council to press its request for additional two brothers running away from allegations, because he was never ap­ grace, so we must, like CORN TUNA BROWNIE members said they would not be land near the site of the 40 units of Miss Gibbons’ cottage the night of proached by state police and because good stewards be responsi­ Large Eggs Tomatoes DOG FOOD available, and Wednesday's meeting elderly housing currently under con­ Sept. 28, 1973. one of the men threatened to harm ble for all these different .‘. ho le KEn^EL OP CPE4V STVl E 16 .- OZ ca n MIX was dropped because of the snow struction alongside the Town Hall. Bennet Yearbook Cited The 51-year-old victim ’s son, Peter his children. graces and put ourselves at MANCHESTER —The Bennett storm. On Thursday the council Most of the buildings are up at this receiving awards. Reilly, then 18, was convicted of Wilcox's statement was obtained the service of others. Junior High School’s yearbook for failed to raise a quorum and set point, and roadways and landscaping Mrs. Frances Lombardo has been manslaughter in 1974. He later won a by private detective Jam es G. If we are speakers, we I0 0 cls /|0 0 1977-1978, “ Impressions,” has been tonight's meeting as an alternative. will begin in the spring. the facultv advisor for the Bennet retrial and charges against him even­ Conway of Vernon, a former New are to speak in words that Among the items on tonight's agen­ The Conservation Comission and awarded a third place certificate by tually were dismissed when evidence York City policeman, who worked come from God, if we are year book for the past five years, but TOPCO da is a report on the town’s police other groups will be on hand to press the Columbia Scholastic Press surfaced tending to prove his in­ with the defense team that won a new helpers, we are to help as 13‘ . OZ this was the first yearbook submitted COLLEGE INN BR^H CANS 10 COUNT I Association. nocence. TRASH CAN LINERS department prepared by a council the council for action on establishing for the contest. Mrs. Betty Messier trial for Reilly. though every action was rWALDBAUM'S N.Y. STYLE DEU! ALL VARIETIES • 15'> OZ CAN PIILSBURY ■ EXTRA LIGHT More than 1,000 entries for the year subcommittee. TTie group, headed by a state-supported commuter busline McQuillan, who served as special done at God’s order, so JU ICE assists Mrs. Lombardo with the Conway and Pulitzer Prize-winning LUNDY GOURMET DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE 39* PANCAKE MIX j z o z p k o Karen Nash, was appointed last book contest were recorded. ITS THE YEAR between Coventrv and Hartford. business and financial aspects of the assistant to one-man grand juror playwright Arthur M iller of Roxbury that in everything God may HOT COCOA 10 COUNT GEM 16 OZ summer after friction within the Manchester and Westport were the Superior Court Judge Maurice J, receive the glory, though RICH N’ MILKY MIX M OZ PKG 6 9 * publication. also attended the meeting. POST 40% BRAN FLAKES PKO OF THE RAM only Connecticut junior high schools SOLID • ALL SCENTS ALL VARIETIES Sponzo in the case, said he would Jesus Christ since to him COOKED 6 OZ f 4 LOAVES GL/)DE AIR FRESHENERS 3 PK O S * I. 9-LIVES CAT FOOD ^^oz f M anchM ter alone and to him alone . . . 4 6 7 7 Church Given Help belong all glory and power. HAM P4P - LUNCHEON A ^Public Recordslords J ^ The philosophy of MACC HUNT S SLICED TO ORDER OLIVE OR POLISH TORRINGTON (UPl) - Members of the Center stated in the beginning of Spam Bounty Join in the W arranty derHs Congregational Church met Sunday, two days after fire each annual report states, Henry L. Botticello to TOMATO celebration destroyed their 110-year-old church, and gave thanks for "The churches of •9S9 38 Towels William K. Flemming and LB. l b . LunchMeat an outpouring of assistance from the community. Manchester have form ^ 4 .. . 4R ET ES Karen A. Flemming, both SAUCE of the The Rev. Raymond L. Shoup. Center Church pastor, the Manchester Area 'h.:CO,.‘.1 JJMBO ROl . of New Britain, property at S^enNJEW ways to NOVA SCOTIA LOX s”1cED .16 M.99 told more than 100 members of the congregation they Conference of Churches as 26-28 Wilfred Road, $61,900. should remember the words of a former pastor, the Rev. witness to their shared ALASKAN LOX HAND SLICED , l B ‘1.89 CHINESE Karen Klibanoff to N Y SHARP s f 0 0 G. Homer Lane. "The church is not a building. You are response to Jesus’ prayer Stuart I. Greenwald and the church." that "they may be CHEDDAR CHEESE ie >2.19 6»1. M arilyn S. Greenwald. WISPRiOE ALL VARIETIES NEW The congregation met in the gymnasium of the St. o iir h o m e perfected in unity, and that p n ^ rty at 14 Dorset Lane, MUENSTER CHEESE is ‘2.09 TOPCO CAT FOOD « .ozc PERRIER .WATER 23 OZ BOTTLE 69* Francis of Assisi School and worshipped using a cross, the world may know that CHURNEY $ 11 0 ,0 0 0 . DURKEE hymnals and collection plates from a Cornwall church. thou has sent me.” John 17. WALNUT CHEESE BALLS uoz ‘1.99 6 LB YEAR Quitclaim deeds DINNER ROUNDS DOQ FOOD BAG STUFFED OLIVES s‘-ozj*r 69* FOOD MART'S PRODUCE DEPARTMENTS CARRY THE They pledge themselves Ronald J. Fournier and LARGEST SELECTION OF CHINESE VEGETABLES SUCH to bring their combined 4 GERMAN BOLOGNA to OaoER LB ‘1.89 pkg AS: EQQ ROLL WRAPPERS ■ WON TON WRAPPERS - Nancy A. Fournier to SLICED TO oaOER MAYPO REGULAR OATS '»oz 69* SWISS MISS 1Z ENVELOPES 99* FRESH BEAN SPROUTS - FRESH CHOW MEIN - FRESH an award wuiner. CREAMY OR CHUNKY ALL GRINDS • 1 LB CAN strengths, insights and CHINESE LONQ BEANS ■ FORTUNE COOKIES - FRESH George E. Magnuson and DOMESTIC ROAST BEEF LB ‘3.49 JIMACA . WATER CHESTNUTS OR BEAN THREAD. resources in dedicated ser­ NATURAL CASING SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER " j.'if ‘1.49 Alice Magnuson, property CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE ‘1.99 vice to the will of God and FREE RECIPES AVAILABLE IN ALL FOOD MART PRODUCE DEPTS on Ashworth Street, no DEUTCHMACHER FRANKS LB ‘ 1.89 caring of God's people. COTT conveyance tax. AJAX Seneca FRESH This Week of Prayer for NOODLE PUDDING SERVE LB 79* Release of federal tax CARANDO Christian Unity gives all of SODA lien MORTADELLA s l ic e d t o o r o e b LB ‘1.79 . AO 5 o,E ’ CLEANSER I Applesauce Chinese Sugar Peas Against Stuart H.V. us who are a part of the CARANDO A; , Pu A . ;)P$ Carlson, property at 635 S. Conference a new oppor­ DANDY LOAF SLICED TO ORDER LB ‘1.49 , GAU..ON BO^'i £ (SNO PEAS on tunity to pledge ourselves CARANDO PEA PODS) Main St., $2,624. ^LB. to serve one another and to GENOA SALAMI SLICED TO ORDER l B ‘2.89 Marriage license "GREAT FOR ALL CHINESE DISHES ' offer all that we do as John B. Johnson and "HOT" BAGELS AVAILABLE! 1 2 * f o r ‘ 1 . 0 9 speakers or as helpet^ to Donna M. Capobiancq, both GOLDEN QRIDOLE CALIFORNIA NAPPA lb 39 the glory of God. 16 OZ FRESH of Manchester, Feb.-10 at •) COFFEE-MATE CREAMER JAR •1.29 PANCAKE SYRUP 24 OZ B O H LE ‘ 1.19 1979 finds the Church of lb Concordia Lutheran FOOD CLUB CALIFORNIA BOK CHOY 39 Christ divided into many FROZEN FOODS GALORE! 100 COUNT O ft. Church. SWEET N' LOW SulsTITUlE PACKAGE 0 9 CANE MAPLE SYRUP 24 OZ BOTTLE 79* '^FWDISH^ BUNCH structures and often CONVERTED FRESH DAIKON 99 Sweetener GAYLORD NABISCO - SALTED OR UNSALTED speaking with many HOOD zlbp UNCLE BEN'S RICE ‘1.09 PREMIUM SALTINES 1 lg box 49* BITTER MELON CHINESE LB 89 Vanilla has a hidden valu$ voices. As we serve one ORANGE CONTADINA for weight-watchers. Vanilla another and serve with one ICE CREAM TOMATO SAUCE 'soz can 3 f o r * 1 • LAYS POTATO CHIPS t oy bag 69* EGGPLANT f r e s h J a p a n e s e l b ‘1.6! its ^ counts only 6 calories american made automatic another the old divisions ALL FLAVORS JUICE per teaspoon but it brin^ and hostilities are healed. '4 GALLON CARTON out sweetness in foods, mak­ hotpot 12 OZ. CAN Food Mart helps you take the guess work out of cooking with a CALIFORNIA ing leas sugar necessary. A hot water for coffee - lea or aoup In minutes As we seek (jod’s w ill and small amount of sugar must approved — quarantae^ God’s glory we are recon­ ! c FREE Vue Temp Cooking Timer in every lamb, beef, or pork oven roast. be present for the vanilla to ciled with Him and with FRESH BROCCOLI accent as it is not a complete with c o rd " one another. SWANSON sweetener.______ALL VARIETIES U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF c "In a church divided, in a HUNGRY MAN PIES 16 OZ PKQ BUNCH NEW LOW PRICES World divided, the Bible CELESTE DELUXE PIZZA 99* summons the People of RHODES ON M l every God to do everything that WHITE BREAD DOUGH 1 LB^OAVES ‘ 1.39 BOTTOM ROUND CALIFORNIA - SUGAR SWEET - "SUNKIST" PRESGIIIPTIONS ttltU love permits and TASTE 0 SEA SEAFOOD PLATTER sozpko 99* /UrmURDRUG th in g " everything that the truth SEABROOK INTERNATIONAL Kinnow Tangerines requires for the growth of VEGETABLES *llv.riet,es '*k°g' 79* unity in the church and JADE QUEEN ROAST CHINESE PEA PODS ‘ ozpkg 49. Northeast Utilities has macde a commitment to help our customers reconciliation among all ALL VARIETIES ' DOZEN the peoples of the earth,” LA CHOY EGG ROLLS a .oz pko 69* FRESH . INDIAN RIVER • SEEDLESS economize. Through a broad energy conservation program, National Odyssey' Toward Unity LARGE 15 OZ 32 SIZE S f o r M. Mass. Council of Church. LA CHOY WONTON SOUP PKG Energy Watch (N.E.W), we are offering valuable suggestions on how to save STOUFFER To that we say Amen and CHICKEN CHOW MEIN «ozpkg FLORIDA • SUGAR SWEET money on fuel and electric bills. with renewed hope and *1.G0 TEMPLE ORANGES 6 for*1 . confidence in the promises FRESH FLORIDA RECIPE I want to save eneigy...but what can I do.^ of God, ask you to join us in MOSEYS ^ U S. GOV'T. INSPECTED u s. GOV'T INSPECTED GREEN BEANS 836 LOW PRICE l b 49< prayer for the unity of the FRESH DAIRY DELIGHTS! GRADE ’A' BEAUTIFUL DECORATIVE 4 Our energy experts have put together seven brochures dealing with heating church during this special FLORIDA 100V. PURE GRADE 'A ' Corned Beef ROCK PLANTS ASSORTED VARIETIES POT EA .09 Week of Prayer. CITRUS BREYERS EXCEPT BERLIN i ROCKY HILL and cooling your home.\\^atever your specific interest, you could benefit by We also pray and ask you Briskets CORNISH DUE TO OUR TRESHNESS POuCv ORANGE TURKEYS SOME it e m s WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE Til TUESDAY to join our prayers with YOGURT POINT CUTS FlJkT OR reading these brochures. You might be surprised at what you don’t know. MIDDLE CUTS ours, that, during the year JUICE ALL FLAVORS HENS TO M - 16 TO 20 LBS. IN OUR GROCERY DEPT! ahead, our work together '/> GALLON CARTON 8 OZ. CONTAINER ALL VARIETIES Be a winner...it*s moie than just a nice feeling. as a Conference will be 129 ^159 LA CHOY Bl PACK 42 OZ PKG ‘1.37 1 ■ LB LB^ ' LB. guided by God's Spirit and 1 ■ If? As part of the N.E.W program, we offer you valuable help in making your LA CHOY SOY SAUCE 10 OZ BOTTLE 49* be a sign to the community 5 OZ CAN

home truly energy efficient. To get started, send for our energy audit of our growing unity in the SEALTEST . 16 OZ CONTAINER U SD A CHOICE • BEEF U S 0 A CHOICE ■ BEEF LA CHOY CHOW MEIN NOODLES48* Lord we serve and love. LIGHT N' LIVELY Boneless questionnaire. Fill it in, and send it back to us. Our energy experts will analyze Prayers for each day of (UNDER- $169 Boneless $ 189 LA CHOY BEAN SPROUTS 49* BLADE) (UNDER- the Week of Prayer may be COTTAGE CHEESE 6 9 ^ Chuck Roast LB I ■ Chuck Steak BLADE) LB I ■ TROPICANA LA CHOY FRIED RICE -zoz pkg 56* it free and mail it back to you with specific suggestions on how to make your obtained from the MACC GRAPEFRUIT JUICE US DA CHOICE • BEEF U.SDA. CHOICE-BEEF KIKKOMAN SOY SAUCE 5 OZ BOTTLE 35* home more efficiept. We will also provide both the estimated improvement office at 649-2093. HOOD FLAVORED ALL FLAVORS Back (VYITH Round COTTAGE CHEESE 16 OZ CONTAINER COOKING $189 $909 SALTED OR UNSALTEO costs and the expected savings to you. When your house meets these N.E.W Rump Roast TIMER) LB I ■ LB. m m rn WATESMeel MAZOLA MARGARINE liS Cube Steak U S D A CHOICE • BEEF ;l s o A CHOICE . BEEF (WITH Exclusiva offer from Food Marti standards. Northeast Utilities will make MANCHESTER -The Ralph Marrone BLUE CHEESE ‘ ozpko TOP ROUND STEAK L6 ‘2.19 TOP ROUND ROAST ST erT , ‘1.79 Northeast Utilities Manchester WATES will U S D A CHOICE • BEEF your home a winner by awarding it Kin g s m o o t h e e • im itatio n USD* CHOICE - BEEF (WITH The Ultimate PO Box 195) meet Tuesday at the Hartford. Co n n 06144 CREAM CHEESE • ozpko BOTTOM ROUND STEAK LB ‘2.19 SIRLOIN TIP ROAST l b ‘ 1.99 Italian-American Club. NATURAL US DA CHOICE-BEEF an energy efficient home certificate. Plea$e Send M e the Following Brochures: U S 0 A CHOICE - BEEF (CENTER CUT| • VIITH COOKING TIMER in casual Stoneware Weighing will be from 7 to KRAFT MUENSTER SLICES SIRLOIN TIP STEAK BOTTOM ROUND ROAST l b ‘ 1.89 OInsuUtion □Vcmilanon DTho Heal Pump THIS WEEKS FEATURE: CUP RED i f So, send away for your energy 8 p.m. MOSEYS ICRYOVAC WRAPPEDi u s GOVT INSPECTED □ SiormWindow,and Doora □ [nsulailn8V™r Eiccinc Wale, D Bnilding or Bnving a New Home HeaicrandHoiWilerPipe, ReniingaNcw Apartmem Members are asked to CORNED BEEF ROUNDS GRADE ‘A’ DUCKS FROZEN *LBS \ b 99* WITH EVERY a paitidpating Weight Wrtcher$' audit questionnaire and money­ In a decorative file case, worth $22JI8. □ Wralher Snipping and Caullimg □ Please Send Me ihe Energy Audil Qunlionnaiie bring items for craft and OUR BEST COLONIAL ONLY 1 C $3.00 between January 2 and February 3, Easy to use. Easy to read. INTRODUCINQ OUR OWN EA PURCHASE Please PHni hobby program. BREADED VEAL PATTIES SMOKED SAUSAGE -Jor-Ko *1.79 1979 and get a g ift of a Weight Wrtchers saving brochures. WALDBAUM'S ■ FOOD MART Best of all Is the way the \W lght Name OUR BEST COLONIAL Food Scale and Bowl worth $4.00. Watchers Program helps you lose weight BREAD AND PASTRIESI Attend 12 consecutive paid weekly BEEF & PEPPER PATTIES SMOKED DAISY BUTT'r'o‘JlDVe’1.89 20 pieces or FOR and keep it o ft—delicious foods, an Here at Northeast Utilities we’ve Address Literary Tour so Mfcight WMchers Classes arid you’ll get * whole new line of Oeiicioui Kothtr otked good! mode with SWIFT S PREMIUM service for 4 ONLY PK«T8S advanced Behavior Modification Plan BOLTON-Kathy d^’ote**^***^ ahodeoing Many itemi Parve aa wrappara in. PEELCD a ‘ 11. your second g ift-a Weight Wrtchers been cutting costs and saving money. G r v State SLICED BEEF LIVER DEVEINEO LAZY MAPLE BACON l b ‘1.59 and the friendly, supportive atmosphere Moonan of 62 South Road is redpe plastic-coated card set Including of our meetings. WALOBAUM WALOBAUM 14 OZ Now, let us help you... it’s worth it. currently touring England P ^SECOND WEEK SPECIAL VALUE! hundreds o f delicious, tested recipes Offer good in participating areas only. BUTTERMILK CRESCENT GEM CHILD MILD FRANKS TABLE TREAT STEAK-UMM ‘2.19 through the Literary Tour GEM SLICED BREAD r ^ r \ t r^ /^ i i t o b o l o g n a - l u n c h e o n LOSING WQGKT IS IN "mE CARDS. of England course offered POUND CAKE GEM BEEF FRANKS epLO CUTS PIP. c o o k e d -s a l a m i l b * 1 . 2 9 20 OZ. LOAF GOLD OR MARBLE j 9" Vegetable Dish at St. Joseph's College in OSCAR m a v e r b r e a k f a s t Seafood Specials of tha Wadkl ilOim iEAST UTILITIES West Hartford. 2 ■ 15 O Z.l PORK SAUSAGE LINKS REQ. NOGHTIIAiCIIEIIS Miss Moonan is a second- FOR PKG. OSCAR MATER • REGULAR OR THICK SLICED d r e s s e d h a d d o c k fresh l. ‘1.59 16.49 ■ 5.43. _____ tor datalls and participallnadass nearest you, call: Doing everything in our power to keep costs down. WALOBAUM • RASPBERRY UIIOMI year student at the college SLICED BACON 1;*a'c“k^S ub MICT FRESH PERCH FILLETS l . ‘1.99 WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART GOOD THRU FAIRFIELD, NEW HAVEN, and is majoring in the Bac­ PECAN TWISTS n ozpko M.og COLONIAL SATURDAY. JAN 27 LIMIT 1 COUPON PCR FAMILY I«tCN OuC '0 OuR ■ RESmsesS POk c« HARTFORD & LITCHFIELD COUNTIES The Connecticut Light and IbwcrCotnpanv/Tht Hanford Eleanc Light Companv/WrMcrn Massachusetts Electric Companv/HolyokeU^tcr Rswrr Company calaureate Social Work **0' BE AVAHAeit *'t ‘Ut&QA- MEAT KNOCKWURST FRESH SCROD FILLETS l b ‘ 1.99 Nonheasi Utilities Scrvice^mpany/Northcast Nuclear Energy Company porgram. -/ (Toll-Fm) ^ ‘a to ou' cutio'-'e's > '»$e>w '. , it to iim I fjie t to 3 o«gt o' lem r x f p i oir's'w sf ''oieo "er’'s o»e'ed <0' $4>e not available >n case lois o' to oir>e< 'eia ' Ofa>e>$ o' w b oitM it'i N01 'etpoosi&ie lor typograph>cM Arrori file 12 girls taking the 1.800-972-9320 tour will receive college *««Nt M IM « m credits upon completion of the tour. 410 WEST MIDDU TUMmE Nixon Aide Won’t Talk e v e n in g h e r a l d , Mon., Jan. 22. 1979 - PACK SRVF.n WASHINGTON (DPI) - Ron Genealogy Detailed at Meeting In a weekend interview with UPI, Kxcept for Nixon himself, that is. Ziegler, the White House spokesman he^aid; “I don't want to get into He spent a year as Nixon's press aide By OLGA SULLIVAN who once called the Watergate It was there in Putnam 1939. During his 35 years of It was at this meeting that English ancestry, she was those historic events. They're far in San Clemente, Calif., after the MANCHESTER - At a break-in a “third-rate burglary." employment at Pratt & M r. .Cole learned that particularly interested in more complex than taking an County that Elisha Cole resignation Aug. 9,1974. And the two recent meeting of the Edward N. Cole was also a Downing Street in London. says the events that led to Richard isolated set of circumstances out of settled. Coles Mills, which Whitney Aircraft, his MMIHY CUIVMNa SHE got together in New York after the Manchester Historical Nixon's resignation in disgrace are was named for him, engineering assignments descendant of Elisha Cole. While informing a guard at the whole Watergate period and its former president's trip to France Society, Gilmoure Cole's “far more complex" than usually became a thriving in­ took him all over the Mr. Cole is one who No. 10 Downing Street that aftermath and commenting on one and England in December. painted. presentation of his family enjoys talking to people she had the same name, he act that should or shouldn't have dustrial community in­ United States. It was in genealogy, interesting peo­ and has learned many facts willingly posed for a photo It has been six years since the been taken. “I think he's going to continue to cluding a grist mill and a these travels that he met break-in and more than four years ple in his career and about his descendants with her. Downing Street 25% to 50% SAWKS fulling mill. The fulling many interesting people. “I've really tried to stay away speak out on foreign policy," he said. historical facts of early since Nixon resigned, but Ziegler still mill was very active in the Among them was James scattered many miles was named after Sir from that period since 1 left the "But from a standpoint of returning New England proved to be ON SELECTED doesn't want to talk about it. shrinking process of Farley, head of the U.S. apart. While attending an George Downing, head of White House." he said. to political life, as such, I don't think both informative and Watergate was only hours old when handwoven cloth. Once the Postal Service. They met antique show in Riverton the Bank of England. He •PANTSUITS •SLACKS •SWEATERS Ziegler, 39, is now a senior vice he has that interest. humorous. Ziegler tried to dismiss the break-in cloth had shrunk, it on three occasions a few and noting an exhibitor was a member of the first •BLOUSES •SKIRTS •DRESSES president of an engineering con­ Mr. Cole acquired a copy graduating class of Har­ at Democratic headquarters as a “He's highly respected in Europe became much heavier and years apart and each from the New York area, sulting firm in Washington. Ziegler of a book of unusual names vard College. •QOWNS •COATS •LINGERIE “third-rate burglary." It was much and other parts of the world I've fuller which added to its recognized the other im­ Mr. Cole found that the said he d ^ sn 't miss the White House fro m a C o n n e c tic u t The study of one's older when he acknowledged to the traveled (as a consultant)," Ziegler wearing and warmth mediately. exhibitor knew members — especially during the coverup newspaper. As most names ancestry can be a time- White House press corps that some of said. “It's amazing the respect he qualities. On one of Mr. Cole's of Mr. Cole’s family in months — and has not kept in touch carry 'Some form of family consuming and rewarding his earlier replies to their questions Gilmoure Cole spent his trips to Michigan he was New York. Yes, it is a with many of his associates in that holds in a lot of parts of the world, tradition, one can unders­ were now "inoperative." early years in Dutchess introduced to Edward N. small world, task, each fact important part of his life. and to some degree here, I guess." tand why only 15 copies of County, N.Y., before Cole, then chairman of the Mrs. Cole is the former to the development and this book were printed. moving to Manchester in board of General Motors. Eleanor Downing. Being of survival of our country. After mentioning several names, it is little wonder GOP Mulls Confab Site that some people preferred to use only initials or be WASHINGTON lUPI) - they want, and the com­ New York City was a late problem to go to a city that known by a nickname. Dallas and Detroit are mittee has to decide what starter in the race and is both attractive and has Not so in the Cole family, viewed as the leading con­ tradeoffs can be made. some Republicans argue all the needed facilities. of which Gilmoure Nichols tenders as the Republican Detroit, with its huge the convention should not Miami Beach has all the Cole is an 11th generation Outdoor Science Class National Committee meets Cobo hall, comes the be held on either coast, or facilities, but Florida also descendant of Daniel Cole. Names such as Nichols, Juan Sanchez, left, director of this week to pick the site of closest to providing the in the Northeast which has has the E R A problem and Eugene Twaronite's seventh grade science GOP with everything it generally voted there isn't much Kelley, Ballard, Wasbum Manchester's Environmental Education the 1980 presidential con­ class enjoyed an outdoor class recently in vention. needs, although a shortage Democratic in recent elec­ enthusiasm among and Gregory comprise the ntE4NVENpY,SM£! Center at Oak Grove Nature Center, points to forest ecological systems and animal tracks. New York and New of hotel space would tions. Republicans to return to one thousand, people bird and animal tracks in the snow while (Herald photo by Pinto) Orleans also have a chance require some delegates to Many Republicans would the city where they twice descending from the Bennet Junior High School students watch. at the convention, accor­ be housed in Ann Arbor, 38 love to go to New Orleans, nominated Richard Nixon original Cole settlers. ding to party sources, with miles from downtown. and the Superdome might for president. John and Daniel Cole Miami, Minneapolis-St. Dallas also bas adequate have won hands down were Kansas City was the site were part of 196 facilities, but its conven­ it not for a major political of the Republicans' 1976 passengers who departed ^ Jmmlr ‘3at?s. Paul and Kansas City vir­ Choice of knit tops or tually ruled out. tion hall is not free on the problem. Louisiana is one convention and there is a from England in 1633 for woven blouses, all with Council Decorum Eyed Republican's preferred of 15 states being boycotted feeling they would rather Plymouth, Mass. Seven long sleeves. Casual The final review of all the convention bids will be date of July 14. If the GOP by women's groups for go somewhere else. years later, Daniel Cole or dressy styles. Sizes 4 to 14. SOUTH W INDSOR - Mayor Nancy had conducted following a complaint the year, a report Irom the Pleasant made by the G O P site picks Dallas, it will have to failure to ratify the Equal Missouri also has not settled in Eastham on Cape Caffyn has asked that decorum of from a citizen. Valley Road Advisory Committee; selection committee be for its backup date of Rights Amendment. ratified ERA. Cod on a 50-acre spread Town Council meetings be discussed The citizen had reportedly the procedure to be used in for­ tonight. The committee Aug. 11. 'The argument will boil Minneapolis-St. Paul is granted to him by the Qirls’ 24>lece when the council meets in a work ses­ questioned why the town had issued a mulating ordinances: and the forma­ will vote its recommenda­ Many in the party would down to whether the too small for the conven­ governor. He lived 50 of his ^ ’‘OFr Jumper^ressor sion tonight at 7:30. check for payment of rent for the 80 plus years in the com­ tion of an Energy Committee. tion Tuesday and the full like to go to Texas to Republicans can politically tion and cannot offer the Spo^earSets The review will be made following family. The Town Council will discuss the RN C will act an hour later. celebrate the election of afford to overlook the E R A GOP its preferred date. munity, serving in many Deputy Mayor Robert Myette's Town Manager Allan Young said possibilities of joining Windsor in The RN C normally accepts the first Republican gover­ capacities. & OurOfto.* reading of a report regarding a fami­ Long-Sleeve this week Town Attorney Richard sponsoring a symposium on coping the recommendation. nor of the state in 105 Gilmoure Cole has tried ‘6 U S lo u s e ly who received aid from the town OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! Rittenband issued an opinion the with drug and alcohol abuse. The None of the seven cities years. to locate the land on which Cowl Neck ENTIRE STOCK Fashlonnlght coordinates after their home was burned on manager had acted properly in symposium is scheduled for Feb. 8 at in the running can give the his early ancestors lived in Knit Tops with grown-up look Christmas Eve. issuing the aid check which is to be the Windsor High School. LaurraU* Della Elastham but found that styling. Knit or woven Republicans everything skirt sets. Sizes 4 to 14. Myette was ruled out of order repaid with insurance monies. atlas bantlq land records were lost in a Our The program would cost $1,500 and MANCHESTER - | Orig.* 5.99 because other council members felt Also included on the work session *4 WINTER OUTERWEAR J participating towns would be asked Laureate Delta Chapter of fire in Barnstable 100 years • 24 Hour Emergency Service Flattering cowl-neck the family's privacy was being in­ agenda is a request from the to contribute $200 toward the project. Rositrv al IVlayfair Beta Sigma Phi will meet ago. Perhaps one day a MANY STYLES FOR MEN, WOMEN, Boys’ Knit Shirts vaded by the report. • Burner Sales & Service designs In easy-care Development Commission to The symposium would include lec­ MANCHESTER - Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the descendant of early 100% acrylic. Solids The four-page statement was the BOYS, GIRLS AND TODDLERS transfer $6,0(X) to cover the coor­ tures by drug abuse prevention Residents of Mayfair home of Mrs. C.J. Little, • Clean Heating Oils Eastham settlers may be or space-dyes. S,M,L. results of an “investigation " Myette dinator's salary through the end of authorities. Gardens are invited to at­ 148 Pearl St. able to help locate the land. 1.50 «>*3 Here are some examples: OurOrlg.*Z79loS49 tend a recitation of the 649-4595 Ak the early settlers Choose front knits, Rosary and ecumenical Call L's For Your Home Heating moved west across Wool Blend I Radios— Watches Connecticut to New York flannels, favorite sport hour conducted by And Air Conditioning Needs... Fashion Skirts * Mon s Suburbon CostSf orig.* 39.99.. *2 8 designs, all wllh long Tape Recorders State, one Adolph Phillips Vacancy Leads Agenda members of the St. Bridget and Slacks sleeves. Sizes 4-18. Rosary Society Tuesday at Leather Goods acquire land by patent in * V/ofTion s Ski JflckotSi ori^.* 17,99.... 1 2 . 5 9 VER N O N — When the Town Council meets tonight at at 7:30 at the Middle School. 1:45 p.m. in Cronin Hall. ARTHUR DRUG Putnam County from the governor of New Amster­ * Boys' Snorkels, ong.- tt.ss...... *1 2 7:30 in the Memorial Building it will be asked to act on Dr. Kerkin will also report on the school immunization Refreshments will be ^ 1 0 Each Boys’ Cotton the appointment of Republican Michael A. Catarino to fill program and on a proposal to change health policies. dam. This land was just Our Orig.* 12S9&15.99 served. •Girls’ Jackets, oiig.-is.gs... 1 1 .1 9 Corduroy Joans the vacancy on the council caused by the resignation of Dr. Kerkin will also update the listing of outside over the Connecticut Choice of solid John Giuiietti. placements and ask the board to approve the transfer of border and east of the Hud­ colors or patterns, I *Toddlers’ Jackets, orig.- ta.ss...... *9 Our REAL ESTATE son River. Due to a varia­ many with belt or The council will also discuss information from Connec­ funds for a teacher aide for a special education student. SHOPPING Not 9V9ry ily l* and ilzt In ovory ttort. Sorry, no r9lnchock9. ‘4 Oftg.*6JS tion between the western pocket trims. Misses 'Inltnnodiat* m irkdowni t8k«n. ticut Bank & Trust concerning the Vernon Cemetery The board will hear reports from the Transportation PRINCIPLES & PRACTICES and Junior sizes, Comfortable corduroy In Trust Fund. The council asked for the information after a and Personnel Policies Committees. boundary of Connecticut 5/6 to 15/16. a range of solid colora. local resident questioned the manner of investing the with James Murphy in Manchester and the eastern boundary Machine washable. 8-18. funds. Monday evenings p.m. of then/ New^AriiSerdam, ENTIRE STOCK OF FOOTWEAR...FEATURING: • Jr.4lo7,UndCai4imy. from 6:30 ■ 9:30 Orie.*SJtlel4l...... '4 In other business the council will discuss waiving bids for 12 weeks beginning Jan. 22, 1979 the narrow oblong piece DALE CARNEGIE COURSE BAG betweed the two states was BOOTS! RUBBERS! WORK SHOES! for a public works vehicle; the revised Citizen Participa­ Nolmryilylttndtln, Accredited by The Continuing Educational Council with John Charters in Manchester given to New Amsterdam Sorry, no raInchKki. prices ...... • Dress Shoes •Casuals •Slippers •Joggers •Sneakers •More! Nol ovtcy stylB and Bta*. tion Plan; a request concerning the School Activity Sony.noralfichMfct. ‘Inlomwliott nuftdowns Uktn...... ‘Inloniw dliii marfcdowni takan. Not tvtry itylt and aixa in avary atora. Sorry, no rainchacka. Funds: a request for a tax refund; and requests for ih- • Nm SaH-CMilMtaM Pain aRM nd SjwSi m Yw Fn I Wednesday evenings from 6:30 - 9:30pm, for equal exchange of the •Inleniiedlile wmltdotiwB taktn. tradepartmental transfers. • Spait EffNtinli •C onM Few m l Ntiry for 12 weeks beginning Jan. 24, 1979 W. 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EVENING HERALD, Mon., Jan. 22, 1979— PAGE NINE Filloramo-Fowler Anniversary of Decision iHaufliriitrr Euniimj Jack Anderson Manchester - A City of Village Charm Mary Veronica Fowler and Thomas Charles Filloramo, both of East Haven, were married Jan. 5 at St. Mary's Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Church in Derby. Sparks Abortion Debate Published by Ihe Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Anne Fowler of Derby Presidential Favors Still Sought Manchester, Conn. 06040, Telephorte (203) 643-2711. and Gerard Fowler of Guilford. The bridegroom is the WASHINGTON (UPI) — Lobbyists on both sides of the massive sending bill to fund the departments of Labor WASHINGTON - Favors are part funds. son of Mr.a nd Mrs. Salvatore J. Filloramo of 375 S. Main abortion issue converged on Washington today to mark and Health, Education and Welfare. \ 1 Member. Audit Bureau ol Circulation Member. U»»'led Press liileinalional refused to comment, but a Justice ficial to publicly endorse your can­ The indictment charges that he St.. Manchester. the sixth anniversary of the Supreme Court's ruling that Abortion opponents have succeeded in attaching of a president’s stock in trade. He is Department spokesman said Kirbo didacy for President.” In the letter, Customer Service ^ 647-9946 The Rev. Robert J. Keen officiated. resulted in liberalizing the nation's abortion laws. restrictive language to forbid the use of federal funds for Harold E. TurKington, Executive Editor expected to produce government paid $50,000 of the stolen loot to two threw the Tonelli papers in the trash. Stolz informed Carter that Tonelli Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publlsher Frank A, Burbank. Managing Editor The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Tens of Ihousands of anti-abortionists planned to rally most abortions covered under the government's jobs, White House appointments and Atlanta attorneys “to intercede” on — About the same time, Tonelli was under investigation but insisted Qiana gown designed with shirred neckline and long within sight of the White House and then march to Capitol Medicaid program. public works projects for the people his “personal behalf” with the Carter appeared in the presidential box at he didn't think Tonelli, had done sleeves. Her ho<^ed cape with train was edged in Hill, carrying the red roses symbolic of their quest for a For the past two years, the House and Senate have who helped elect him. administration. The attorneys are the National Symphony. Apparently, anything improper. The embattled maribou and she carried a bouquet of white roses, new constitutional amendment to reverse the court's fought over how restrictive that language should be. The Opinion All these federal blessings can be identified as Irwin Stolz and W. he helped to corner the president at the union chief did not become a stephanotis and baby's breath. Jan. 22, 1973, ruling that struck down every restrictive House has voted time and again to cut off government arranged within the constraints of Homer Drake. symphony. Tonelli brought a card on presidential adviser. Mrs. Karen Piscitelli of East Haven was matron of abortion law. funds for all abortions except to save the life of the the law and ethics. Indeed, Jimmy Stolz is known to be a friend of the which Stolz had written his honor. Serena DeTullio of Ansonia. the bride's niece, was The anti-abortionists planned to seek out members of - Earlier, Stolz asked White House mother; the Senate has held out for more liberal Carter has vowed president. According to sworn nickname, "Yutch;” the lawyer had flower girl. Congress in all of the House and Senate office buildings, language including possible mental and physical health counsel Robert Lipshutz to use Sports Legislation to uphold high V testimony, Cartqr is close enough to advised his client to open the conver­ William Filloramo of Glastonbury, the bridegroom's delivering roses and making their arguments for a con­ damage to the mother if the pregnancy were carried to Tonelli as a labor mediator in the moral standards \ Stolz to call him by his nickname brother, served as best man. Ushers were James stitutional ban on abortion. term. Their compromise — identical in the past two sation by telling Carter that “Yutch” coal strike. This request was also ig­ If it’s one thing we don’t Morano is right when he says in the White "Yutch.” Stolz campaigned for said hello. But unhappily for Tonelli, nored, Filloramo of Manchester, the bridegroom's brother; and Meanwhile, members of the groups favoring freedom Labor-HEW appropriations bills — has been to allow ( Gerald Fowler of Guilford, the bride's brother. of choice scheduled three news conferences in federally funded abortions to save the life of the mother, need, it’s another blue ribbon the Legislature probably isn’t House. But ap­ Carter for governor and, in 1972, Carter never show^ up. The labor - In January 1978, Stolz and Drake A reception was held at Rapp's Grassy Hill Lodge in Washington to discuss their strategy for the abortion bat­ in cases of rape and incest if the attacks were reported to committee to study some the best place to do this kind of parently, some of became Carter's second appointee to leader quickly tired of the classical tried to see their friend, Attorney Derby, after which the couple left for Acapulco, Mexico. tle in the coming year. the good boys the Georgia Appeals Court. music and left at the intermission. authorities and if "severe and long-lasting physical problem in Connecticut. thing. General Griffin Bell, about the Mrs. Filloramo is employed at the Fowler Convales­ The fight is bound to be more intense than in the past health damage" would result from the pregnancy. back hom e Drake is a friend of Attorney — On may 10, Tonelli attended a But that’s not the only He defends his move by Tonelli case. They were shunted in­ cent Care Center in Guilford. Mr. Filloramo is employed because of the success of anti-abortionists in replacing haven't gotten the General Griffin Bell. In Georgia, White House meeting with about 100 stead to Bell’s aide, J. Michael Kelly, at the Veterans' Administration Medical Center in West some liberal members of the Senate with conservative reason we don’t like a bill saying that neither school ad­ message. they served as judges in the same other labor leaders. Later that night, whom they also had known in Atlan­ Haven as an industrial alcoholism consultant and abortion opponents. proposed by Rep. Michael ministrators nor athletic con­ The president, for example, is not courthouse. Competent sources tell Tonelli told an associate that the ta. The two attorneys complained vocational rehabilitation specialist in the hospital's The pro-abortionists were reported to have settled on a supposed to tamper with justice. He us that Drake is under consideration president had remarked to him: that their client was being harassed. alcoholism program. new plan of attack they hope will divide their opposition Morano, a Greenwich ferences have been able to do Mrs. Thomas C. Filloramo is just as subject to the laws as the for a federal judgeship. “You’re the guy that’s hired Yutch. It was to be announced today. Republican. anything about it. Kelly passed on the complaint in a next guy. Yet his friends from The two Atlanta lawyers tried to Well, you got the best.” The alleged Although the drive for a constitutional amendment out­ Morano, worried about com- We agree that violence in memo to Deputy Attorney General Georgia keep appearing at the back head off the Tonelli indictment, incident has been repeated to govern­ Ben Civiletti. lawing all elective abortions has been sidetracked monplace violence in school sports is appalling. But repeatedly in Congress, the anti-abortionists have won door of the White House seeking to which they had expected in February ment investigators. We could get no - On June 9, Stolz wrote to Kelly, Library Planning College Notes significant victories in restricting availability of federal scholastic sports, wants the we do think that the educators fix criminal cases. 1978. Here are just a few of the comment from Tonelli, and the claiming Tonelli had clout with ly funded abortions for poor women. Legislature to take a look at and athletic officials can be The story behind the indictment of strings they tried to pull in White House press office did not House Judiciary Qiairman Peter The abortion battle has been fnneht annually on those who teach kids how to forced to do something, labor leader Joseph Tonelli, for Washington. return our repeated calls. But it is Rodino, D-N.J., and offering Martha A. Chaco, daughter of Mr. example, illustrates what goes on the Slide Show Jan. 29 play the game —the coaches. without the Legislature getting — On Feb. 4, Stolz flew to Sea possible that Tonelli fabricated the Tonelli’s intervention to get certain and Mrs. Carlton N. Chacc ol 169 backrooms. He used to be president Island, Ga., to speak to presidential Woodland St.. Manchester, has conversation to impress associates. legislation through the House. A The bill would create a involved. of the 350,000-member United crony Charles Kirbo about the achieved honors for the fall semester — On June 9, Stolz wrote Carter Justice Department spokesman said "The British Landscape" will be special study panel to deter­ Morano’s idea would be a at Post Junior College in Walerbury Paperworkers International Union. Tonelli case. Stolz advised the suggesting that “Tonelli would be an Kelly immediately called Stolz' and the subject of a one hour sound tape She is majoring in fashion merchan­ Red Carpet Out mine, among other things, step in the wrong direction. We Government files show he also has president's friend that Tonelli was excellent advisor and informal cautioned him to do nothing. A and slide presentation offered by the dising and is serving as secretary of w hether high school and already have too much disturbing ties to organized crime under grand jury investigation and liaison for you with organized labor.” Rodino aide said the congressman Friends of the Library, on Monday, the Fashion Club for the current year For First Baby collegiate coaches should be regulating and controlling and figures. Last July, he was indicted asked him to pass on some papers to Stolz reminded Carter that his client didn’t know Tonelli. Jan. 29 at 8 p.m. at Bentley Memorial Attorney General Griffin Bell. Kirbo Miss Chace has participated as a licensed. licensing. for embezzling $360,000 in union was “the first major labor union of­ The intervention of the Atlanta Library on Bolton Center Road, model and planned programs lor Bolton. lawyers had the effect, insiders say, Fashion shows held on Parent's Day PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Years from now, when £XTft fORTWORTH Sir«-TR6t3EAA«^ of delaying the Tonelli indictment for James Klar of Bolton produced the and other college occasions, Hulme N.e.Pi, Y9 program after a one-month trip to Harvey Rovinsky tells his daughter he rolled out the red Other Editors Say five months. The prosecutors decided the countries of England, Scotland carpet when she was born, she may not believe what Michael H Handler of 231 Grissom to handle the indictment with extra and Wales. Klar. a landscape she's hearing. Road. Manchester, is one of more I’rovidenoe (R.I.) Journal-Bulirtin thoroughness because of all the ac­ architect and photography But on Sunday, Rovinsky did just that to welcome his at the controls of a new electric than 100 alumni of Suffolk University We^e Got Something President Carter is now poised at tivity at the Washington level. enthusiast, is the former state direc­ child. Julia Ann Jakette. He transported her home from train. Law School recently admitted to about the halfway point in his White Porous Border: Crossing the tor of city and state planning and has the hospital in a Roils Royce that was followed by a sound Your Mother Never Told You About... Of consistency, there was little. practice before the bar of the U. S. House term. In his approach to the U.S.-Mexican border has become so studied photography with several truck blaring the rousing marches of John Philip Sousa. Accordingly, Mr. Carter had trouble Supreme Court. Jakette was a child Rovinsky and his wife, Madalyn, job he has changed, in some ways for easy that illegal aliens now come noted photographers throughout The Precision Haircut. earning the respect from Congress Handler received his Juris Doctor feared they would never have. the better; but even as he strives to across for short periods and then Connecticut and New York. and the allied leaders that he needed degree from Suffolk Law School in "I'm all for celebrating anything that's happy," Mrs. PrMision haircutting is our method of cutting your act more “presidential," he remains return. During November and Following the program, 1972. for an effective use of power. refreshments will be served. The Rovinsky said of her husband's procession from 'Thomas hair in harmony with the way it grows. Sure your hair something of an elusive and un­ December, according to intelligence He IS a member of the Connecticut But the encouraing side of all this public is invited free of charge. Janies Klar Jefferson University Hospital to their home. "We waited eventually grows out, but with a precision haircut It reports. Border Patrol agents en­ Bar A.ssociation, the Hartford County predictable figure. is that Mr. Carter has learned a lot a long time for this." doesn't lose Its shape. countered "increasing numbers of il­ Bar Association and the Criminal This reading, taken alone, is not from his on-the-job training. The couple tried unsuccessfully for six years to have a And because your hair falls naturally into place. legal entrants en route to interior Justice Committee of Hartford Coun­ baby. After a number of frustrating visits to doctors who You won't have to keep fussing with it. necessarily negative. Ambiguity, as Not only has he taken important Henry Kissinger used to say, has its U.S. cities to spend (the) holidays” In the Service ty Bar Association offered little hope, they finally met Dr. Abraham Rakoff foreign policy initiatives — Camp Now you’ve got something you can tell vour uses. Jimmy Carter actually may with their relatives. He IS married to th e former Nancy of Jefferson's fertility clinic. He suggested Mrs. mother about. David, the Panama Canal treater and Lamb. Rovinsky take fertility drugs. have scored some points by his Reverse Sides! Two protesting Marine Capt. John F. Thornell Coventry and Mrs. Harriet Higgins of At Command Performance, we shampoo, preci­ the imperative (if clumsily timed) The drugs worked and, on Wednesday, Mrs. Rovinsky rather unorthodox ways of coping farmers will be on the other side of whose wife. Linda, is the daughter of Columbia, entered ihe Air Force sion cut and blow dry your hair for just $14.00 opening to China — but he also has Joanne Houle, daughter of Mr. and gave birth to the 6-pound, 3-ounce girl. with the presidency, such as his the door for the next two years. Only Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Cummings of Delayed Enlisted Program. whether you're a guy or a gal. And no appointments moved to align his domestic Mrs. William Houle of Bolton has “My feet haven't touched the ground," said Rovinsky, dramatic Camp David summit that a year ago, Michigan farmer Donald 579 Bolton Road. Vernon, has A 1978 graduate of Windham High are ever necessary. priorities with reality. reported for duty at the Marine been named to the dean's list and 32, a jewelry store employee who four weeks ago decided still could produce some kind of Mid­ Alborta joined militant farmers who School, he is scheduled to leave for also a College Scholar at the Greater Permanent waves, coloring, frosting and condi­ He has come to see the insidious Corps Air Station. Cherry Point. N.C. Jakette's birth called for more than just handing out dle East peace. were demonstrating on Capitol Hill basic training at Lackland Air Force Hartford Community College for the cigars. tioning, we do it all, but we really shine with the danger of inflation; he is striving to A 1972 graduate of the University Base near San Antonio. Texas, on Yet it is precisely because of his for higher farm prices, and Texas fall term. In addition to renting the Rolls Royce and sound truck, precision haircut, and so will you. rein in the worst excesses of federal of Hartford. West Hartford, with a Feb. 12. where he will receive unpredictable qualities that Mr. farmer Charles Stenholm flew to She is in the Registered Nursing he distributed T-shirts which said, "I love Jake;" had a spending; and he has accommodated bachelor of arts degree, he joined the technical training in the cargo bom­ Carter continues to foster a certain Washington to protest cotton policy. Program and will graduate In June. billboard made which read, "Jakette, We loveyou; " and his evangelistic style to the briar Marine Corps in .March 1965. bardment aircraft maintenance SPECIAL GET ACQUAINTED OFFER w ariness in the minds of the Now both are new members of gave a special gold spoon to the baby. A silver one wasn't patch that is the politics of Capitol specialist career field. Kathleen Puzzo of 72 Benton St., American people. Congress. Marine Pvt. Robert J. Merza. son enough. You receive an 8 ounce bottle of our Hill. Manchester, has been named to the of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Merza of 50 At the wheel of the Rolls sat Jakette's new grand­ special COMMAND PERFORMANCE It may prove to be the abiding All this is to his credit. Yet 1979, Marine Pvt. Steven T. Luchenbill, dean's list at Dean Junior College, Appletree Drive. East Hartford, has parents, waiting to lead a caravan of cars laden with bun­ shampoo at no charge with the purchase irony of the Jimmy Carter presiden­ laden with tough problems, probably I borrowed them from a horse — I’m trying to cut down on my impulse HftV3.113. reported for duty with the 2nd son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Luchen­ Franklin, Mass., for the fall ting and balloons to the Rovinskys' apartment in An­ cy that he was limited by the very bill of 9 Sunningdale St., Bolton, has of any service. It's an acid balanced, will be a make-or-break year for Mr. purchases.” • Marine Division. Marine Corps Base, semester .of the current academic dalusia, Bucks County. qualities he campaigned upon as vir­ completed recruit training at the year. natural pH, protein shampoo of the Carter. Camp Lejeune, N.C. “1 feel unbelievable, " Rovinsky said. "What else can I tues. He was, after all, the n et3in s Marine Corps Recruit Depot in highest quality. He has to keep the economy A 1978 graduate of Penney High say? It was a super thing for us. The baby is happy, quintessential outsider — the non- Parris Island, S.C. healthy, maintain strong ties with School, he joined the Marine Corps in healthy and great. Offer expires 2/ 19/79 Valid with this coupon Washingtonian who offered a Lee Roderick During the nine-week training cy­ the allies, sell the Senate a con­ June 1978. Births “For the first four months she was pregnant, we didn't presidency based very largely on Tr3ditions cle, he learned the basics of tell anybody," he recalled. ______troversial treaty with the Soviets on battlefield survival. trust, goodness and love. HAVANA, Cuba (UPI) — Anyone Philip F. MaeVane. son of Lloyd P. MoClellanil, Danielle Leigh, “What can I do to celebrate?" he asked himself a few nuclear arms and deal with a web of He is a 1978 graduate of Bolton His inexperience, reinfored by a who thinks that 18 years 6f Marxist MaeVane of , lollwood Drive. daughter of John Jr, and Cheri weeks ago. “I explained to her (Madalyn) that I wanted Com m aM d Perfformawee crises around the Persian Gulf. High School. White House staff of neophytes, con­ rule has turned the people of Cuba Waldron McClelland of 24 School St., to do something outrageous. I asked her, ‘Do you mind?"' Above all, he will need to do what Beef Up The Volunteer Army into drab Caribbean versions of Bolton. She was born Dec. 13 at Not a bit, she said. MARSHALLS MALL tributed to the early impression of a he so far hasn't been able to do, at zig-zag presidency. Crudely put, the Russians should take a look at a Mount Sinai Hospital in Hartford, Asked if they'd like to have more children, Rovinsky Mon.-Frl. 10*0; Sat. 10-0 least not well: convince the WASHINGTON — "If 50 divisions registration of untrained civilians recruits this fall were black—almost new team at times seemed to be miniskirted Havana cop. Registration Continues Her maternal grandparents are Mr. replied, "Sure we'd like to. We haven't anything planned American people that he has a clear came across the Czechoslovak had ended, the 3,000 draft boards four times their relative numbers in at this moment, but maybe sometime in the future." Phona 643-6339 trying out policy options, one after Or listen to three 12-year-old kids and Mrs. William Waldron of 34 sense of where he intends to lead the border tomorrow the United States is were disbanded, and the Selective the U.S. population. the other, like a bemused youngster banging a conga rhythm out of a tin School Road, Bolton. Her paternal country. not prepared for them.” Service System’s budget was slashed This runs counter to the notion that For Bridge Classes can, a gourd and two bars of steel, or grandparents are John McClelland Pentagon analyst Richard Hunter, from $95 million to $8 million. our fighting forces should be broadly There will be a late registration for Sr. of 90 Lake St,, Manchester, and A late registration for the in those simple words, describes the representative of the nation as a watch the loud backslapping conver­ the Beginning Bridge Classes that Another major piece of bad news is Intermediate Bridge Class, which Eunice K. McClelland of Orlando, Thoughts urgency of the manpower problems sations between friends over tiny will meet on Thursday from 7 to 8:30 Fla. Her maternal great­ the decline in the National Guard and whole. Does the imbalance pose will be held on Thursday afternoons facing the American military today. special problems? cups of syrupy coffee at the comer p.m, at the Nutmeg Branch of the grandmother is Celia B. Ketchersid Perhaps it takes years to acquire, respect for the human dignity of reserve forces, whose members no bar. YWCA. for eight weeks from 1 to 2:30 will The Navy commander headed a task “The armed forces overall are not also be held at this time. of Tennessee. Her paternal great- but a truly mature human virtue is others even when we cannot sym­ longer face the threat of induction if But above ail he should pay close Registration for this class in con­ force that's just too black," said Hunter. “But we For further information, call the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. tolerance. It means respect for the pathize with their ideas. they don’t join up. attention to the knots of young tract bridge principles and scoring Alfred Johnson of Wakefield, R.I. completed a could face the possibility of pretty YWCA in Manchester at 647-1437. views of others even when they con­ How tolerant is God, who is truth The Individual Ready Reserve, Cubans walking hand in hand down will continue until Jan. 24. and Mr, and Mrs, William McClellan mammoth two- hardest hit, has dropp^ from 1.6 high casualty rates among blacks in flict with, or are contradictory to itself, as He looks upon us. His H avana’s streets, joshing and of Lake St., Manchester. year study of this million soldiers to 360,000, Yet these fighting units. That would be of one’s own. creatures. jostling each other. When schools let co u n try’s a ll­ are the forces that would be called on serious concern, since we’d probably It does not mean the mindless He has endowned us reason, yet we out in the afternoon, the streets come volunteer armed to fill the 28-week wartime gap until see the charge that black men were acceptance of others’ beliefs or mode often have great difficulty in using alive with groups of teenagers forces. He dis­ inductees would be available to fight. fighting and dying in a white man's of living, or the ready capitulation of that reason, such emotional beings walking home in giddy little groups cussed the study war.” one’s own standards to those of the are we. The good news, according to like teenagers all over the world. with The Herald's The role of women in the military companion of the moment. Yet God continues to love us and to Hunter, is that the all-volunteer They’ll usually be humming the Washington bureau. is also increasing rapidly — to the It does not mean the abandonment respect our striving after truth. forces “have provided the military latest American disco hits captured “Take a worst-case situation in definite benefit of the nation. Hunter of the notion of absolute truth, but a When we seek to be tolerant, we services with a full-strength active from Florida radio stations or TUES. Central Europe that required im­ force of a quality equal to or superior is convinced. The Pentagon says ONLY! recognition that the apprehension of share in the greatness of God and tradino the latest jokes — “What is mediate mobilization of our forces,” to that achieved under the draft.” military women will double from truth is a relative act, colored often know some inner peace. red and grows well jn Cuba? Fidel’s said Hunter. “From the time we To back that claim — which runs 1977 to 1984. They are expected to by emotions and experiences. True The Rev. Robert W. Cronin, revolution.” The declare mobilization to when the first counter to popular notions about number 208,000 in the latter year—12 tolerance demands a mind open to Pastor, “I know a lot of tourists come here draftee reports for training would be percent of the armed forces. the ideas of others and ready to try to St. Maurice Church, today’s Army — Hunter cites the only for the beaches, thinking the 110 days. 'Then, according to law, he The Pentagon is convinced it would understand not only an alien idea but Bolton following: Since the draft ended, the Cubans will be very dull, thinking or she would have to be trained meet stiff resistance to a revived its reasons. Basically it involves active forces have remained within we’ll be really serious like the hoicest Meats In Totvn\ another 12 weeks.” peacetime draft. However, it hopes 1.5 percent of the levels authorized Russians,” said Amador Castillo, a In other words, with a hot war to institute some type of com­ by Congress; average test scores of young waiter at a Havana cabaret. Almanac going on in Europe and the leading recruit under the current system puterized standby system to provide Domntlc “But they leave surprised that Western nation equipped only with a have risen during a period when the a ready pool of eligible men and By United Press Inlernalionnl Cubans are still Latins and "The Power of Sympathy” by peacetime army to fight it, 28 weeks test scores have fallen for the popula­ women in the event of national $ | 9 9 Caribbeans, that we are not Today is Monday, Jan. 22, the 22nd William Hill Brown, was published in — more than half a year — would emergency. tion as a whole; the recruit class of Russians, that we like to sing, laugh day of 1979 with 343 to follow. Boston. lapse before new American recruits An effective move in that direction COOKED H A M ..lb . m 1978 had the highest percentage of and dance, that we are friendly and The moon is moving from the last In 1963, the nations of France and would reach the battle front, which would cost an estimated $10 to $15 high school graduates in history. open with everyone — even quarter toward a new moon. Germany — old foes — signed a trea­ by then might be somewhere off the million — the cost of one warplane. At the same time volunteers are Americans," Castillo said. The morning stars are Mercury, ty pledging cooperation in foreign coast of Massachusetts. That’s a small price to pay to ensure coming heavily from the ranks of the In fact the serious mien of most Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, policy, defense and cultural affairs. The last American draftee was in­ unemployed, the poor, and from we have some around to fly the plane Conter Cut Russians working or vacationing in There is no evening star. In 1968, Communist North Korea duced in 1973, in the traumatic wake racial minorities. For example, when if it’s needed. Havana makes them unpopular $ 1 8 « Those born on this date are under seized the U.S. intellgence ship of Vietnam. Four years later the nearly 40 percent of the Army’s male the sign of Aquarius. "Pueblo” in the Sea of Japan and among Cubans, who derisively call their Soviet allies "bolas,” or PORK CHOPS lb. British poet Lord Byron was born took 83 crewmen captive, The crew SCOOPS lyDon^Snpyil bowling pins, for their stocky bodies. Isn't it time to trade in your old Jan. 22. 1788. was released 11 months later, and n s M - m m s No doubt 18 years of Marxism has machine of any make for a new On this day in history: North Korea kept the vessel. SioSfil* machine? OALSALE ^ Wr THEY WOUIW'T W/WT left its imprint on the Cuban psyche, In 1789, the first American novel. In 1973, former President Lyndon A Hicifua 10 SAVE $50 ON A NEW UmiAHU US ID HUE THERE. especially since the government has NOT ALL CLEAaANCE MACHINES FREE-ARM MACHINE. MODEL 543. Johnson died at the age of 64. m . . , WILL BE AVAILABLE AT ALL STOaES. NOW ONLY $199.95. gone to great lengths to mold the Yesterdays “New Man” — a (Juban more aware 100MILLION PEOPLE C I K I ^ E D of the responsibilities of life in a HIGHLAND PARK MARKET 25 Years Ago 10 Years Ago classless society. SEWEASIERWITH D lI N w E r V "Forward Manchester” 'program Manchester Memorial Hospital Once considered among the most individualistic in Latin America, is launched by Chamber of board of trustees vote to ban sale of 317 Highland Street Cuban society now requires “from 856 Main Stap Mancliaster Tal. 643-4305 Commerce, seeking to raise $25,000. cigarettes at the fiospital. Cabinet! and carrylna cases CKlra on all models. each according to his abilities and to Manchester • 646-4277 Prices optional at participating dealers. *A Trademark of The Singer Company. The Rev. Percy Smith is chosen to Atty. David C. Wichman is named conduct an evangelistic mission in Manchester’s 1969 Heart Week chair- each according to his needs” and Cuba. offers little monetary rewards for in­ dividual excellence. PAGE TEN - EVENING HEHALD, Mon., Jan, 22, 1979 _ , " ' • % Murv R. Hum Medical Center, Hartford. He was evening herald, Mon., Jan. 22, 1979 - PAC.E F.l Evn-ru EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Mary the husband of Mrs. Ethel Fisher Obituaries (Richards) Hartt of 101 Landers Barnes and the father of Jeffrey F. Road, east Hartford, widow of Earl Barnes of Vernon. Mrs. William (-Ivde G. BtTkniih Sr. S, Hartt, died Saturday at St. Francis (Meredith) Ray of Manchester and VERNON — Clyde G. Beckwith Hospital and Medical Center, Hart­ Mrs. Cutler (Barbara) Blinn of South Windsor. Sr.. 80, of 34 Montauk Drive, long ac­ ford. The funeral is Wednesday at 1 p.m. Time to Wheel Out the Accolades tive in veterans affairs on local, state She was born in Hartford and had j . c j V .i. 7nn at the caiiiionCannon runera)Funeral nome,Home, b6 MIAMI (UPI) — When Terry best 'jierformance of his nine-year knocked off the defending league and national levels, died Sunday at a 1 career. He threw for 318 yards and But Bradshaw came right back to Steelers managed just one first down lived in East Hartford for the past 20 p Ave., Windsor. Burial Bradshaw finished drilling champions appearing in a record get the Steelers even on their next tripped. Regardless, field judge Fred Rockville convalescent home. He years.f n a r c SheQ h n loQtzAc leaves t two i i i r t Hniinh«Aro daughters, . _ «»»«■ four touchdowns, both Super Bowl fifth Super Bowl. in the third quarter. Meanwhile, was the husband of Mrs. Ruth King will be in Springdale Cemetery. holes in the Dallas Cowboys’ possession. On third-and-five from Slaubaeh had the Cowboys rolling Thearingen had made his call. Four Mrs. Elizabeth S. Woodward of East Warehouse Point. records and both career highs, to Receiver Lynn Swann caught seven Beckwith. defense and the Pittsburgh the Pittsburgh 25, Bradshaw threw 10 when reliable old Jackie Smith, the plays later, Pittsburgh caught Dallas Hartford and Mrs. Louise A. Topolski Friends may call at the funeral carry the Steelers to a 35-31 victory passes for 124 yards, including a Mr. Beckwith was born Sept. 2. Steelers became the first yards to Stallworth, who eluded cor- 16-year veteran backup tight end, in a safety blitz and Franco Harris of Somers; a brother, Robert home Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 over the Cowboys for the NFL eham- leaping 18-yard touchdown catch that nerbaek Aaron Kyle and raced 75 angered by Thomas "Hollywood" 1898. in Guilford and had lived in Richards of Rockville: and four three-time Super Bowl pion.ship. gave Pittsburgh a 35-17 lead with 6:51 halted his team’s own momentum. p.m. Washington Lodge of Masons yards for the score. The 75-yard play On a third-and-three from the Henderson's rough treatment of Manchester tor two years before grandchildren. will conduct a Masonic service winners, it was time to wheel “I loved it, I can't believe it," said left. equaled a Super Bowl record set in Pittsburgh 10, Smith, alone in the end Bradshaw on the previous play, burst coming to Vernon in 1937. He former­ Funeral services will be Tuesday Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the funeral Joe Greene, the Steelers' defensive Bradshaw set the tone 5:13 into the up the middle for a 2‘2-yard out the accolades. 1971 by Baltimore’s John Unitas to zone, dropped Staubaeh’s softly ly had served as a member of the at 1 p.m. from the Newkirk & home. leader and team spokesman, “It’s game when he lofted a 28-yard TD John Mackey. touchdown run. Pittsburgh led 28-17. Slanchester Veterans Council and as thrown pass as he slid to his knees to Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside The family suggests that any kind of unreal, three of ’em. It took pass to John Stallworth in the corner commander of the state and antional Avenue. East Hartford. The Rev. There were so many deserving of the best to beat the best. They were make the catch. memorial gifts may be made to the of the end zone, the first of a Super Taking possession at their 44 with The Steelers sealed the victory 19 Yankee Division Association. Roger S. Nicholson will officiate. pi'iiise on boll) teams that, for once, it probably the best competition we’ve Bowl-record nine touchdowns. After The Cowboys settled for Rafael He also was a past commander of Heart Association of Greater Hart­ 1:41 left in the half, the Steelers Septien’s 27-yard feeld goal that seconds later after Dennis Winston Burial wil be in V eterans' ford. was possibic to say a Super Bowl had had in the Super Bowl. It was truly a Ed Jones recovered Bradshaw’s fum­ recovered Randy White’s fumble on the Manchester's American Legion lived up to its name. On an overcast, Colossal Bowl. drove 56 yards in five plays to take closed the gap to 21-17 late in the Memorial Field-Hillside Cemetery. ble on the Pittsburgh 41, Roger the lead for good, 21-14. Bradshaw the kickoff. On first down, Bradshaw Post. .Manchester Chapter, Disabled Calling hours tonight from 7 to 9. .Mrs. Jack Sepal third quarter. unsca.sonabiy cool day in the Orange For Pittsburgh, it was the kind of Staubach evened the score with a 39- connected with Swann for 29 and 21 completed his 17th and final pass, the American Veterans, and the MANCHESTER — Mrs. Mollie Bowl, the Steelers and Cowboys game, and the kind of season, that in­ yard touchdown pass to Tony Hill on yards to the Dallas 10 before looping 18-yarder to Swann for a 35-17 lead. Manchester. Hartford and Bristol Mrs. Frank S. Warren Goldberg Segal, 67, of New York City transcended the hype and crafted spired such remarks. The game's most controversial the last play of the first quarter. a 7-yard TD pass in the end zone to The Cowboys rallied for two Chapters of the Yankee Division MANCHESTER - Mrs. Doris H. died Sunday night in New York City. XIII into perhaps the greatest Super In capturing the league title for the play occurred midway through the Warren, 57, of 337 Oakland St. died halfback Rocky Bleier, who out- touchdowns in the last six minutes on Association. She was the wife of Jack Segal and Bowl yet played. third time in five years, the Steelers Dallas took advantage of another fourth period. On a seeond-and-five short passes by Staubach, who During World War I, he served Friday at Manchester Memorial the mother of Lewis Segal of Fittingly, the game's Most finished with the NFL’s best regular- jumped linebacker D.D. Lewis. from the Pittsburgh 44, Swann and Bradshaw error early in the second Bradshaw broke Bart Starr’s finished 17-of-30 (same as Bradshaw) with the 103rd Machine Gun Bat­ Hospital. She was the wife of Frank Manchester. Storm Casualty Valuable Piayer, Bradshaw, turned season record, then overwhelmed quarter to grab its only lead. As he Dallas eornerback Benny Barnes S. Warren, single-game Super Bowl passing yar­ for 228 yards and three TDs. But Sep- talion of the 26th (Yankee) Division The funeral will be Tuesday in New Charles E. Hall, 41, of Glenstone Drive, in the most spectacular individual ef­ three teams in the playoffs by was being sacked by blitzing sprawled to the ground going for a in France and participated in four The funeral was this morning at York City. the accident caused damage to the records of­ dage record of 250 yards in the first tien s final onside kick was was driving east on Route 30 just before mid­ fort in Super Bowl history. Once scoring 33, 34 and 35 points to win linebackers Thomas Henderson and Bradshaw pass. Barnes was called recovered by Bleier. Bradshaw fell major offensive campaigns, earning Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Memorial Week will be observed, fice, Public Works personnel was called to half by completing ll-of-18 attempts for tripping, turning the play into a night last night, turned left onto West Street, criticized for being too dumb to be a their third Super Bowl in as many Mike Hegman. Bradshaw was for 253 yards. on the ball twice to run out the clock, the Purple Heart. Burial was in East Cemetery. starting Wednesday at the home of make temporary repairs to the front of the good NFL quarterback, Bradshaw tries. By beating the Cowboys in the 33-yard gain for Pittsburgh. ' A 1923 graduate of Yale University, Mrs. Warren was born in lost control and drove into the police station relieved of the ball by Hegman. who With Stallworth sidelined by leg then sought Staubach across the her son. Lewis Segal, 8 Bishop Drive. building. Hall’s car had to be towed from the capped a brilliant season with the first Super Bowl rematch, Pittsburgh H:)c(ioH 37 v^rds for a touchdown. Barnes argued that Swann ran up he was an accountant-auditor for the Manchester and had lived here all cramps in the second half, the field. The two numbers 12s shook The family suggests that any parking lot and skidded into the police sta­ scene. He was charged with failure to drive his back. Swann claimed he was hands to signal the end of their duel. Connecticut Public Utilities Commis­ her life. She was a member of South memorial gifts may be made to the tion. The officer on duty wasn’t injured but sion until World War II, when he United Methodist Church. Solomon Schechter Day School, 160 to the right. (Herald photo by Richmond) became a cost accountant for the She is also survived by two sons, Mohegan Road, West Hartford, or to former Case Bros. Inc. plant in Charles H. Hildebrand Jr. of Temple Beth Sholom, Manchester. Manchester. He retired from that Ellington and David A. Hildebrand of Smith’s Muff Key Play Mrs. Kdilli P. Horan post in 1963. He was a member of Willington; two daughters, Mrs, Town Asks 8th District 'A MANCHESTER - Mrs. Edith Talcottville Congregational Church. Roxanne S. Marsh of Rockville and MIAMI (UPI) — No one is blaming Jackie lack of experience. We’re the two oldest guys on the Paisley Horan. 86, of 213 Autumn St. Smith, mind you, but the Dallas Cowboys do team .” He was a member of several Miss Robin L. Warren of died Saturday at a Manchester con­ Masonic organizations. Manchester; a brother, William feel that they might have beaten the Pittsburgh Smith, a 38-year-old, 16-year NFL veteran who signed valescent home. To Sewer All of Project on with the Cowboys this past season after backup tight Wright of East Granby; a sister. He is also survived by two sons, Mrs. Horan was born April 9, 1892 Steelers Sunday if the vetern tight end had held MANCHESTER — The town has end Jay Saldi was injured, felt Staubach was too kind. Clyde G. Beckwith Jr. of Houston, Miss Grace E. Wright of in Stafford Springs, daughter of the sion. it would have to provide the ser­ on to Roger Staubach’s “touchdown” pass. Te.xas. and Orrin D. Beckwith of Manchester; and 12 grandchildren. expanded its request to the Eighth vice itself. directly to the district lor .sewer ser­ "I was wide open and I just missed it," he said. “It was late Samuel and Mary Scofield vice. The Cowboys, trailing 21-14 in the fading minutes of the Lake Oswego. Ore.; four daughters, George Shaffer Utilities District and asked that Some of the district directors at a great call, but I was trying to get down with the ball Paisley, and had lived in Manchester sewer service be provided for both Both said the only change made third quarter, had to settle for a field goal after Smith because it was little low and I lost my footing. Mrs. Roxanne Wilson and Mrs. most of her life. the December meeting questioned ; COVENTRY — George Shaffer, 84, the residentiai and comttierciai was to expand the amount of sewer dropped the pass that would have enabled them to tie the “My feet ended up in front of me,” said Smith. “I think Priscilla Cushman, both of She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. why only the residential section was of 994 Boston Turnpike, Coventry, properties of the proposed Buckiand service now being requested. score. And those four points that slipped away proved to it was my hip that hit the ball instead of my chest. It Manchester, Mrs. Maryanne Stone of Edward (Helen) Edgar of included in the sewer request. East Granby, and Mrs. Ruth died Sunday at Manchester Memorial Commons project. Lassow and LaBelle both said they be the difference as the Steelers wound up winning Super might have been a matter of being overcautious. Maybe I Manchester; and two grandchildren. Because of this, MAP has Bowl XIII, 35-31. Beckwith of Cambridge, Mass.; a Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. The project is being planned by still expect the final decision about would have caught it with my hands, but in that situation, The funeral will be at the con­ expanded its request for sewers to in­ sister. Mrs. Gladys Parmelee of Dorothy Bardin Shaffer. MAP Associates and would include granting the service to be made at a "Sour grapes would say we should have won,’’ said you are trying to be sure, so you want to use your chest. ’ ’ venience of the family. Burial will be clude the commercial property. West Hartford: and 18 He was born in New York City and residential, commercial and some in­ meeting of district voters. At that Staubach. "But we had a lot of opportunities. They made Dallas Coach Tom Landry said he thought "the Jackie had lived in Coventry for the past 30 in East Cemetery. Gordon Lassow, president of th dis­ the plays, .so give them the credit. grandchildren. dustrial development. trict, and attorney John LaBelle Sr., time, the voters will decide whether Smith play was the key one' It would have been 21-21 and years. He was a U. S. Army veteran Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main to grant permission to the town to ’’On that pass to Jackie Smith in the end zone, I was The funeral is Wednesday at 1:30 MAP originally had asked the town district counsel, both denied a report the momentum our way. of World War I and was a member of St., is in charge oi arrangements. to provide sewers for the residential sewer the area. surpised to see him so wide open," said Staubach, who “Jackie was so wide open in the end zone that Roger p.m. at Talcottville Congregational Uriel Lodge 24, of Masons and There are no calling hours. (hn) MAP has made the request Church. The Rev. Kenneth Knox, section, which is expected to be threw three touchdown passes in the high-scoring game. tried to throw it in soft," said Landry. “It came in low pastor, will officiate. Burial will be Climax Chapter 98 EOS, both of Albert Henri developed first. ISo.l "The closest one to Jackie, I guess, was my wife. As a and when Jackie tried to stop, his feet seemed to come Merrow. in Mount Hope Cemetery. Talcott­ VERNON — Albert Henri, 75, of 88 Jay Giles, the town's director of Steeler quarterback Terry result, I took something off the ball. When a guy's that out under him." wide open, you don’t try to throw the ball through his ville. Besides his wife he leaves a son, Welles Road, Talcottville, died Sun­ public works, discussed the proposal Weekend Was Wet Bradshaw signified to the Landry said the touchdown pass from Terry Bradshaw Robert Shaffer of South Windsor; hands. If I'd have thrown a better pass, he would have Friends may call at Watkins day at Rockville General Hospital. with members of the Eighth world position his team holds to Rocky Bleier with 26 seconds to go in the first half— three sisters, Mrs. Irene Harris of He was the husband of Mrs. Ber­ Uuniiiuied from Page One Vahle and a passenger, Peter caught it. the third of four touchdown passes by Bradshaw, which Funeral Home, 146 E. Center St., District's Board of Directors in after whipping Dallas yester­ Manchester, Tuesday from 2 to 3 and Blenheim, N. Y.; Mrs. Edna nadette Laveriere Henri. December. A Litchfield man, Julius Ballarin, Bouchard, 27, of Montville, and "It was an unfortunate situation,’’ said Staubach. "I gave the Steelers a 21-14 lead — “seemed to turn the McQueer of Hobart, N. Y.; two 7 to 9 p.m. A Masonic service will be Mr. Henri was born in Nashua, 52, suffered an apparent heart attack Stevens' passenger, Bernard Novak, day in Super Bowl, (UPI guess you have to give him 50 percent and me 50 percent. momentum around. But we were coming back until the granddaughters; and four great­ Although the request was made to conducted Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at N.H., and had lived in the Vernon the town for sewer service, the town while shoveling Sunday, 29, of Preston, all died. Stevens was Photo) It was nobody’s fault. We were both trying. It wasn’t for Smith play," the funeral home. grandchildren. area since 1964. In Montville, three men were killed in satisfactory condition. Funeral services will be must receive permission from the The family suggests that any He is also survived by three sons, district to provide such service in when a car driven by James R. States of emergency were called in Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Second memorial gifts may be made to the Joseph Henri, and Florel Henri, both any area north of Middle Turnpike. Vahle, 18, slid and careened headon Stratford and Milford. Some Memorial Fund of Talcottville Congregational Church, North of Vernon, and Felix Henri of New If the district denies the permis­ into a car driven by Robert Stevens, southern parts of the state pot more Congregational Church or to the Coventry. Burial will be in Center Britain; three daughters, Mrs, 46, of Windsor. than five inches of rain. Stallworth Excelled Wild Celebrations American Cancer Society. Cemetery, Coventry. Calling hours Floriette Cote of Maine, Mrs. Fer- are Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the nande Gardner of Colchester and Pearl .M. Peters Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson Mrs, Fedora Sullivan of Southington; St., Willimantic with a Masonic Zinsser Gives Solution RCKIKVILLE — Funeral services four brothers, Arsene Henri, Lionel Playing Just Half Marked Steelers’ Win were held this morning at 11 a.m. in Ritual at 7:30 p.m. Memorial Henri, Raoule Henri and Robert donations may be made to a charity Springfield. Mass, for Mrs. Pearl M. Henri, all of Canada; three sisters, MIAMI (UPI) — John Stallworth played a little more than (Goodrich) Peters, 84, of 54 Davis of the donor’s choice. Mrs. Yvonne Cyr, Mrs. Claire NEW YORK ( U P I ) - I t was major commercial strip, riot police For Flooding Problem half of Super Bowl XIII Sunday, but what a half it was. were stationed in each doorway. Avenue, Rockville who died Friday Thibault and Mrs. Jeannette Jouin, supposed to be a celebration — Nicholas Derewianka Sr. Stallworth caught three passes for Emergency vehicles, including fire at a South Windsor nursing home. all of Canada; 20 grandchildren and MANCHESTER — This weekend's MANCHESTER — Nicholas The board, however, voted not to town use funds it has applied for 115 yards, including touchdown football fans jamming Kelly’s trucks, were also idling at the ready. She was born in East Longmeadow, 13 great-grandchildren. wet weather caused two regular shake them,” he explained. “But Derewianka Sr., 84, of 11 Denver St, act on the matter because it involves through the Section 8 housing receptions of 28 and 75 yards, as the Bar to watch the Pittsburgh A police spokesman said 56 people Mass., and had lived in Springfield The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 flooding problems in town to kick up Theo Bell came in and did a good job. died Saturday at Manchester repairing a problem on private program. Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the The way it looks now, it sure looks Steelers defeat the Dallas were arrested, most of them for most of her life. She was the widow a.m, from Burke-Fortin Funeral again, and Carl Zinsser, a property. of John H. Peters Jr. Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ The program provides rehabilita­ Dallas Cowboys, 35-31, for their third like we have the best receivers in Cowboys on television. It public intoxication. By midnight, band of Mrs. Anna Sudinak Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, Republican member of the Town "I would hope that in 1979 we could Super Bowl victory. She was a practical nurse and with a mass at Sacred Heart Church tion of a home and then renting of the football. turned into terror. police barricades were dismantled Derewianka. Board of Directors, has proposed a bring these people some relief. " Stallworth's two TD catches helped Pigskin Waver formerly worked at the Monson State at 10. Burial will be in St. Bernard’s solution to one. unit to a tenant under the Section 8 ”We didn’t go into the game plan­ It was in Louisville, Ky,, Sunday and most celebrants had returnd Mr. Derewianka was born May 3, Zinsser said. Terry Bradshaw set a Super Bowl home. Franco Harris waved the ball after scoring Pittsburgh’s fourth Hospital in the Foster Grandparents Cemetery, Rockville. Both of the problem areas — program, which provides rent sub­ ning on picking on any one individual. night, police said, that one fan was 1894 in East Galicia, Poland, and A similar flooding problem occurs sidies. record with four touchdown passes. We were looking for a weakness in In the Louisville shooting, police touchdown in fourth quarter against Cowboys. (UPI Photo) program. She was a member of the lived in Pennsylvania before coming Friends may call at the funeral Goodwin Street and Bremen Road — regularly at 11 Bremen Road. The denied admission to Kelly’s. And, home tonight from 7 to 9 and Tuesday With the funds from the program, “Terry is just fantastic," said their overall system. I was surprised said the gunman fled the scene after First Church of Christ Scientist and to Manchester 25 years ago. Before have been before the directors during board last year turned down a they said, he later returned — with a from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. the town could repir the flooding Stallworth, who is often ignored their cornerbacks played so far back the shooting but returned an hour the Women's Relief Corps of retiring, he was employed as a tailor the past year. request to purchase the home and because of all the attention bestowed submachine gun — and sprayed the later and surrendered. Springfield. problem in the home, Zinsser said. and let us catch the ball. The films bar with bullets. at the G. Fox & Co., Hartford, and at Leslie T. Robinson Sr. A group of honies on Goodwin make a detention basin on the lot to on Lynn Swann, his All-Pro counter­ The dead man — shot once in the She leaves a son, John H. Peters III Street has reported flooding The Manchester Housing Authority showed that they got help from the Regal Men’s Store in Manchester. MANCHESTER — The funeral of ease flooding in the area. has applied for units through the new part. “He did what a quarterback has safeties and the linebacker, but they One man was killed. Two other back — was identified as Bobby of Rockiilie; a daughter, Mrs. problems in the past. The Zinsser said he still agrees with the people were wounded. Dorothy Topliff of South Windsor: a He is also survived by a son, Leslie T. Robinson Sr., 80, of 39 Section 8 program, but it has not yet to do. He's just a super quarterback. didn't get any help today." Parnell, 40, of Louisville. Wounded ^Greatest Team^ homeowners feel the problem is N icholas D erew ianka Jr. of Charter Oak St., who died Friday, is board's decision about the Bremen heard whether its application has He read the zones. He deserves Both of Stallworth’s touchdown Police later charged Raymond were Anita Dunlap, 32, of Louisville, brother, Lee D. Goodrich of Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. Lewis related to insufficient drainage and Road property. He now suggests the Wilson, 35, a self-employed concrete Springfield: five grandchildren; and Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Holmes been approved. whatever comes his way like the receptions were spectacular. On the who was in satisfactory condition at Ross of Arlington Heights, 111.; and that the town should repair it. MVP. He didn’t say anything to us. worker, with one count of murder six great-grandchildren. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial first, he outmanuevered eornerback General Hospital with a gunshot five grandchildren. will be In East Cemetery. The Steeler team is self-motivated." and two counts of first-degree wound in the hip, and Lawrence The Byron Funeral Home of Aaron Kyle and caught the ball on the assault. Greene Chimes ’The funeral is Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Stallworth caught his two TD Harper, 43, of Louisville, also listed Springfield was in charge of Friends may call at the funeral side of the end zone in front of safety at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester Police Report passes in the first half when a record Cliff Harris just before going out of In Pittsburgh, meanwhile, things as satisfactory with a wound in the arrangements. Contributions may be St. Burial will be in East Cemetery. 35 points were scored. He began suf­ were more peaceful, more jubilant. back. MIAMI (UPI) — As bold off the field as he is on it, Pittsburgh made to the charity of the donor’s Mr. Robinson was born April 18, bounds. Friends may call at the funeral 1898 in Manchester, son of the late fering from leg cramps in the second As the final gun sounded on Super Authorities said 30 shots from a Steeler defensive tackle Joe Greene came right out and said it choice. for driving too fast for On the second, he took a short pass, home tonight from 7 to 9. John and Christina McDowell Robin­ MANCHESTER - A break ard entry was half and saw little action. eluded Kyle and Randy Hughes and Bowl XIII in Miami, church bells semi-automatic .45-caliber sub­ Sunday. Kathryn H. Lovcnhcin The family suggests that any Police reported 10 disabled highway conditions. He bothered, police said. Two “I caught the cramps in my legs pealed and car horns blared across son, and had lived here all his life. reported at A-1 Caterers, easily outraced Harris to the end machine gun were fired through the “We are the greatest team in the this year and that will make the EAST HARTFORD — Funeral ser­ memorial gifts may be made to the motor vehicles Sunday sustained minor bruises, checkbooks were missing. early in the second half and I couldn’t the Steel City and thousands of Before retiring in 1961, he had been 340 Adams St., Friday zone. tavern’s window. The shots were history of the National Football passing better," Webster said. “I vices were held today at 11 a.m. for Manchester Memorial Hospital which were stalled at was treated and released Two sleeping bags were exuberant fans swarmed through an fired from about 20 feet. employed for 10 years at Hamilton night. Less than $100 in reported stolen from a icy mist-like rain. League. This was truly a colossal don’t think this team has peaked yet. Mrs. Kathryn Herzog Lovenbein who Development Fund or to the Standard Division of United various locations in town at Manchester Memorial cash was stolen. About 20 to 25 people were atten­ bowl," he said after the Steelers’ 35- trailer parked at 72 Walker City police, remembering the I’m looking forward to bigger and died Friday at a West Hartford con­ American Cancer Society. Technologies Corp., Windsor Locks. because of wet conditions. Hospital. Capital Tire at 325 Broad ding a private party to watch the 31 victory over Dallas in the Super valescent home. She was the widow There were no serious ac­ St. Saturday night. violence-punctuated Super Bowl better things,” Noll said. “I feel we Leslie G. Knox He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Five persons sustained St. reported a burglary Super Bowl when the attack oc­ Bowl XIII. "It was the best one so of Aldoph Lovenbein. cidents attributed to the only bruises and abrasions A total of 28 summons Dorsett Unhappyt celebrations of 1975 and '76 and the curred. have the capacity, offensively, to do MANCHESTER — Leslie George Mae Duffy Robinson; a son, Leslie T. Friday night. Some checks far, because we came back after anything we set our minds to do. I She was born in East Hartford and snow and rain over the as a result of an accident for unshoveled sidewalks mayhem that followed the Pittsburgh Police Sgt. Larry Clan said the Knox, 72, of 140 Woodside St. died Robinson Jr, of Sacramento, Calif.; and possibly some cash three years, because the Dallas Cow­ didn’t think they could cover us man- had lived in the Hartford area all of weekend. Saturday afternoon at East were issued by police Pirates' baseball championship in shooting was followed by "screaming Saturday at lV5pnchester_ Memorial two brothers, Albert J, Robinson of were taken. The police boys are the defending world cham­ to-man and I still don’t,” Noll said. her life. She was a communicant of In an accident at 2:45 Center and Woodbridge Friday and Saturday. DidnH Run Enough 1971, had "more than 500” officers and panic" as the patrons fled for Manchester and William Robinson of were investigating today. pions, and because the Pittsburgh Christ Church Cathedral. Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. a.m. Saturday, a car streets. The accident in- Carol A. Wood, 29, of 1181 out to handle the throng and blocked While Noll talked about the future, Clearwater, Fla.; two sisters, Mrs. A burglary was reported safety. He said the bullets were fired Steelers were the first to win three She leaves a son. Everett A. Loven­ Catherine Coughlin Knox. driven by Randolph R. McKee St. was charged off most downtown streets to avoid fullback Franco Harris was still Margaret Nielsen of Manchester and vclved a collision of cars at the Early Learning MIAMI (UPI) — Tony Dorsett at random. Super Bowls. It took the best to beat bein of Aurora, Colo.; a brother, Mr. Knox was born in Knoxfort, V a lla rio , 18, of driven by Charlotte M. with operating while her left Super Bowl XIII feeling he vehicle-pedestrian confrontations. relishing the present. Mrs, Evelyn Dubuc of South Orleans, Center, 80 Waddell Road hadn’t had enough work. The suspect, a self-employed con­ the best." "It feels good. This is what we’ve William E. Banz of South Windsor: a New Brunswick, Canada, and had Wethersfield went out of Delisle, 46, of 74 Cottage registration is suspended Black-helmeted officers — some crete worker, apparently returned to Mass.; and three grandchildren. Saturday. Only the office While his teammates and Steeler been looking for all year. The sister. ,Mrs. Anna Hagstrom of East lived in Manchester for 40 years. control on Tolland Turn­ St, and Lise Aube, 34, of 340 Saturday. Court date is "I felt we could run on them, ” said accompanied by barking German the bar with the submachine, after appeared to have been coaches weren’t quite so willing to Steelers are the first team to win Hartford: and three grandchildren. Before retiring in 1972, he had been Frederick Spielinan Sr. pike because of icy road Adams St. Aube was Feb. 6. the Dallas running back after the Dorsett got to know many of the Shepherds — were evident being denied admission to the Super employed as a supervisor in the foun­ claim any all-time titles, history was three Super Bowls. I have to say this John Coma ELLINGTON — Frederick conditions. The vehicle charged with an improper Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Steelers when he attended the everywhere. On Fifth Avenue, a Bowl party. Clan said. on all their minds. dry of Pratt and Whitney Division of Cowboys, 35-31, in Super Bowl XIII is the best Super Bowl team I’ve ever MANCHESTER — John Coma, 83, Spielman Sr.. 71, of 112 West Road, skidded off the road and hit turn. Three other GUITAR, BANJO A BASS University of Pittsburgh, where he United Technologies Corp., Sunday. "I was ready to play from “This win was more exciting than pla.ved on." said Harris. of 168 Maple St. died Saturday night Ellington, died Saturday at Rockville some large concrete pipe passengers were also LESSONS woii the Heisman Trophy as the the other two Super Bowl victories Manchester, and had been with th(> General Hospital. He was the hus­ the opening whistle, and I think I nation's top collegiate player two at Manchester Memorial Hospital. sections stored for con­ treated and released at because we made history by being firm for 26 years. band of Flora Mannel Spielman. struction. Vallario was Manchester Memorial PerBonalized Instruction, Rapid Progess. showed it. 1 was going well early in years ago. He was the husband of Mrs. Angela He was one of the founders of the 11 Years Experience. Ages 6-adults. the game, then I wasn’t getting the the only team to win three Super Corra Coma. He was a lifelong resident of issued a written warning Hospital. "They showed me some class," Vintage Chevrolet Club of America, All Styles. Beginners to Professionals. ball. What can I say? Bowls," said wide receiver Lynn Mr. Coma was born Aug. 3,1895, in Ellington where he was a dairy Dorsett said. "They’re champions, Swann. Southern New England Region. He farmer. FREE loan intrument for beginners. ’’They know what I can do with the true champions. Guys did some Italy and had lived in Manchester also belonged to the Veterans Motor football, but Coach (TomI Landry is ”We went from nothing to a potent Besides his wife he leaves four things to me and came back to defensive team those other two Super SPORTS more than 65 years. Before retiring Car Club of American and the Manchester Fire Calls going to utilize everyone's talents in sons, Frederick Spielman Jr., Martin apologize. I remember one play in Bowl years to a very potent offensive 12 years ago, he had been employed Automobile Club of America. 646-6667 the best interests of'the Dallas Cow­ SLATE Spielman, Roy D. Spielman and Earl the second half, an incomplete pass and defensive team this year," said at Pratt & Whitney Division of He is also survived by two .sons, boys. And I reiterate, we have excep­ United Technologies Corp., East Spielman; and a daughter, Mrs Saturday, 2:51 a m —water Sunday, 11:51 p.m, —boiler Bob Stirber when (Jack) Lambert grabbed my Swann, who caught seven passes for Donald J. Knox of East Hartford and alarm, Rachel Road tional personnel, and we can’t totally Hartford, previously working at the Judith S. Kloter, all of Ellington; flow alarm. Old King's facemask. Then he said, 'Hey, I'm 124 yards and one touchdown. Mondav George E. Knox of Andover; a apartments (Eighth District) go with myself. But every running sorry I had you by the mask,’ That's former Bayer Produce Co. of three brothers, John Spielman and Ijuilding, 210 Pine St. (Town) Asked if that meant this year’s liASKETHVEL daughter, Mrs. Judith K. Sokola of Saturday. 4:17 a m —assist back would like to carry the ball the sign of a champion. Manchester for many years. He was Arthur Spielman of South Windsor; team was the best of the three, he al INisi 4!oll«‘p% 8 Hebron; a sister, Mrs. Thelma Lip- police. South Main Street !------— CLIP ‘N’ S A V E ------i------T more." “But, on the next play, you’d better a communicant of St. James Church and Walter Spielman of Ellington; PERSONAL quickly replied, “Far and above." M4]4! al (HoniriO, 6 pold of North Portland, Maine; and three sisters, Mrs. Lydia Wetzel of (Town) I : What If Bibir CaII’ THE CHURCH Dorsett was the game's leading button your chinstrap, because he’s and a member of the Italian- I 6 lon pltn e ii And Whji Pro Bowl center Mike Webster ' 13 grandchildren. .Saturday, 1:29 p.m.—stove 1S4 It Everyone Fritilled I Tul>nAbfli The funeral is Tuesday at 9:15 a m. 144 Why A>e There So Many West Hartford; and Mrs. Lucy I 4 Fac«ni( An Operat o r success were quarterback Terry He is also survived by two sons, ■Saturday. 3:24 p.m.—parti­ Different Churchet’ »\ s k i:t h \ u . from Holmes Funeral Home, 400 7 Faring Death BibleCall Reno P. Coma of Glastonbury and Jacket of Florida; and 10 tion fire, 95 Linnwood Drive Bradshaw and Coach Chuck Noll. Main St., with a mass at the Church grandchildren. 113 Overcommft Deprrstion FAMILY LIFE Si. Haal at Kasi 4]alliolir Peter Robba of Manchester; two (Town) 81 The Home Reipontibilitiet Telephone Tape Library Bradshaw had the best game of his i of the Assumption at 10. Burial will I SALVATION Of Children IVdi al Itolloii The Ladd Funeral Home, Ellington Saturday, 4:07 p.m.—smoke I 16 What Mutt I Do daughters. Mrs. Warren (Caroline) 8S Divorce And RemarnaRe life, passing for 318 yards and four ; be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, I To Be Saved’ So 11 ill W ^m l^or a I Avenue, Rockville, is in charge of seen in area of Fern Street 182 b ryt To Underttand Hurley of Enfield and Mrs. William I 26 Arp Wp Saved Penthalon to Fournier touchdowns. Itiilkrlry Rocky Hill. Our Children arrangements. Funeral services will (Town) By Faith Only’ (Marie) Savino of Manchester; nine IBS Ditcpime— An "Bradshaw and Noll have to go 17, Why Be Baptiripd’ 1649-7699 OoiiiMfll al Kliaiii Friends may call at the funeral be Tuesday at 1:.30 p.m. at the Saturday, , 4:59 I Alternative To Tragedy grandchildren and six great­ I 18 What It Baplitrr ' THIS IS ONLY down in the history books as two of Niiial I'rrli al ro\rnlrv home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Apo.stolic Christian Church, Middle p.m. —sprinkler alarm, ETERNITY Capturing the championship at the grandchildren. I BIBLE STUDY IIS The JudeemenI Day , 1 S IM PLE The Eagle senior picked up 803 the greatest football men in the I’iasI 4!atliolir al IN‘nii«‘v The family suggests that any Cheney Bros. (Town) I SO How To Study The Bible United States Track & Field Federa­ Butc’her Road, Ellington. Burial will 11’ What It Meant game,■’ Webster said. "The The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 Sunday, beginning at 7:39 219 Did The Bible Come From points in the 60-,yard high hurdles (L'lrls) memorial gifts may be made to the I To Be Lott O F A V iiy B L E tion Penthalon Sunday, held at the a m. from Holmes Funeral Home, be in Ellington Center Cemetery. I God Or From Man’ with an :08.2 clocking. His other Pittsburgh Steelers of the past seven American Cancer Society. a m. through Monday mor- 17 Heaven TAPES Field House in Storrs, was East VII t!ainr*4 8 p.in. 400 Main St., with a mass at St, There are no calling hours. ning, about 64 water calls ESPECIALLY FOR point totals and performances were- years have to rank with the best The family suggests that memorial MORALITY mrog Catholic’s Mark Fournier, James Church at 9. Burial will be in Frederick W. Barnea (Town) ■ YOUNGTUUKU rcPEOPLE u 107 Sai before Marriage 16-pound shot put - 36-feet, 4-inches teams ever” If all this is true, where St .lames Cemetery, gifts in his memory be made to the Sunday, beginning at 9:42 I 64 Go, >■» M Tm i iir rti li M cumulated 3,336 points to beat the Rocky Bleier cradles pass from Terry Bradshaw for Steeler 8:80 home Tue.sday from 7 to 9 p.m. Fund or to the Apostolic Christian ning, about 20 water calls On«to(i.jeCimpu. 649-7699 600-yard run - 1:19.2 (613). agrees. day at St. Francis Hospital and Church. Eighth District) field. (U H p S o)" D D. Lewis looks on. “I don’t think we have peaked. 1 think we can run belter than we did PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Jan. 22, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Jan. 22, 1979 - PAGE THIRTKKN Eagle Icemen MCC Gagers Connors Stops Dibbs Crenshaw Fires BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) games when he had the advantage, the name of the game." — Jimmy Connors responded acknowledged that Connors’ ability Connors controlled the first set Top Plainville to win the big points made the strongly to pressure in his with a pair of service breaks, but 61 Rounds Leads Whip Becker difference. Dibbs evened the score by winning singles competition with Eddie "I played well and had a lot of Applying the whitewash brush last Friday night was the East Dibbs Sunday and emerged the second set with a pair of service PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) — Ben Crenshaw was as disappointed Two victories in a row, the latest a 78-69 decision over Becker chances," Dibbs said, "but I just breaks of his own. as the most avid Dallas Cowboy fan. Catholic ice hockey team, 7-0, to Plainville High in a non-ClAC with his fifth Grand Prix WCT couldn't win the big points. I was Both continued to have difficulty He couldn't be in Miami Sunday for engagement at the Cheshire Arena. Junior College Saturday afternoon in Leicester, Mass., have title. thinking about losing all those games holding serve in the final set as Con­ the Super Bowl game between the The Eagle icemen improved their buoyed the hopes of the Manchester Community College basket­ ... I could have won this match. Jim ­ nors twice gained breaks, only to see Connors, the world's top-ranked Cowboys and Steelers, but he Crenshaw is in a good position to overall record to 7-2 with the deci­ 9:33 of the middle .session with a ball team. my and I always play close matches, Dibbs respond in kind. With games LEE TlfEVINO WAS PSA tennis pro, captured the $30,000 watched every minute of it on televi­ wrap up the Phoenix title. He hasn't sion, remaining 5-2 in CIAC clashes. backhander off a nice pass by Peter­ The Cougars, 8-4 overall, will be dished out 14 assists. singles purse with a 6-2, 3-6, 7-5 vic­ but he keeps winning the close even at 5-5, Connors held for a 6-5 MONEY CHAMP IN 'TO points." sion in his hotel room here. won a tournament since the 1977 East returns to CIAC play Thursday son. The latter added a shorthanded put to the test this week, starting Miguel Llopiz and Mike Robinson tory over the fifth-ranked Dibbs, who lead, then broke for match point with WITH 0167,000. WHO IS SOLF'S CAREER MONEY Since he was rooting for the Cow­ Colonial, but that doesn't mean he night against Notre Dame of Fair- goal. Buczek in the penaltv bo.v for tonight with a clash against Post had 19 and 14 points respectively for Connors replied simply, "That's a backhander down the line. won $15,000. Dibbs, who lost five klN 6? boys, the young Texan's game was hasn't played well. field at the Bolton Ice Palace at 9:30. boarding, at 10:57 on a c lp n Junior College in Waterbury. MCC Becker, 4-6 for the season. The^line of Mark Buczek. Jerrv breakaway. U A. PLAYER ruined when the Steelers beat Dallas Last year, he lost out to Tom Wat­ visits Mattatuck Community College MCC women’s basketball team, 35-31. King and Kurt Peterson accounted Three closing goals in the third Thursday in Waterbury and Roxbury B. PALMER son in a playoff for the Crosby title, going with only six players, dropped NICkLAHS Sunday had started out a lot better tied for third in both the Citrus and for five of the seven goal.s. Buczek period by King. Lionel Les.sard and Junior College Saturday In the Bay its fourth in five outings, 79-24, to lor Crenshaw and today may be even Canadian opens, was fourth in the and King each scoring twice. Kd Anderson, the latter on a power State. Becker. Donna Daniels had 14 points Navratilova Gains Finals XoeruaMsuE bettor than that. Texas Open and tied for fourth in the King opened the scoring at !: 12 of play, completed the rout. Post took the initial meeting, 74-63. for the Cougars. Crenshaw, frustrated last year Tournament Players Championship. the first period as he redirected a East outshot Plainville. 46-12. Scott Carlton Butler, a 6-foot-5 pivot- HOUSTON (UPI) - Watching her reigning Wimbledon champion in IVz- Wade unleashed seven service aces when he failed to win a single event Crenshaw's play Sunday was shot by Peterson past Plainville ^Iosher was between the pipes to man, tossed in 24 points to lead the favorite football team, the Dallas years and predicted the match would in breezing past the erratic Turnbull, Irwin Second on the PGA tour although he played amazing. He ran off nine birdies in 11 goalie Dave Brozow Brian Gonigle pick up the shutout. McGonigIc. Doug Cougars over Becker. MCC had a MCC (78) Thompson 0 0 0, Zito 6 2 14, Cowboys, lose Super Bowl XIII didn’t be a “slugfest." She used two of her aces to win the excellent golf, shot an eye-popping holes and might have shot 56 with a al.so picked up an assist on the play. Roberts. Dan O'Brien and Phil slender 51-49 edge with 9:50 left Butler 12 0 24, Litke 10 0 20, Frederick 4 1 trouble the play of Martina “I don’t know why, but usually VERBIER, Switzerland (UPI) — fourth game of the first set and lO-under-par 61 in the second round of little more luck. Five birdy putt Buczek made it 2-0 at 7:57 with a lpoint guard Sean Thompson attends Cowboys' home games Irwin, unable to get into Canada's College Basketball Tamulevieh 3 1 7. Totals 30 9 69. posing of the Australian in 20 committed unforced errors and shot low rounds, no one could over­ Memphis Open in 1977. whenever possible, advanced to the minutes. In running to a 5-0 lead, World Cup team because of the good allowed Wade to break service and take Crenshaw and going into today's finals — her third straight cham­ Navratilova allowed only eight points form of Ken Read, Steve Podborski lead 4-3 in the first set. Wade broke and Dave Murray, won both of the third and final round he held a four- Johnny Miller set the Phoenix CC pionship appearance this season — by against her. again in the ninth game as Turnbull •stroke lead on Jay Haas, Andy Bean record of 61 in 1975 en route to a 24- defeating Diane Fromholtz, 7-5, 6-0, The first set had been tight and was weather-postponed races. suffered her first double fault and Jerry Pate. under-par 260. This time. Miller Wolfpack Upended Bolton Quintet Sunday. not determined until Navratilova Irwin, from Thunder Bay, Ont., Wade faultered only briefly after a Crenshaw's two-round total in the couldn't make the cut, missing by Navratilova, a three-time defen­ broke Fromholtz' serve in the 12th clocked 1:52.74 to beat Bruno Fretz lineman's call seem ^ to upset her. 54-hole event, which has been three strokes while landing at 144. ding champion of the $125,000 game. of Switzerland by almost 1 'z seconds NEW YORK (UPI) — North Carolina State Coach Norm Sloan Wade missed her first service three declared official, is 14-under 128. Also failing to make the cut was Houston tourney, tonight takes on "When the first set was over I let in the first race and again beat Fretz is running out of patience and time. His 18th-ranked Wolfpack. straight times after the call, but hit a in the second, but this time just by 68- Bean and Pate shot 66 Sunday and defending champion Miller Barber, Loses Thriller Virginia Wade in the finals. Wade down again like I usually do,” forehand pass to win the game. lOOth of a second. Haas, who led after the first round, who was a shot better at 143. following a 75-69 loss to ninth-ranked Duke Sunday, is now 0-5 in defeated Wendy Turnbull, 6-3, 6-2. Fromholtz said. “1 just get mad at had 67. They are at 10-under 132, and Among those who did make it were Victories have been few and far between for the Bolton High “I was still pumped up from the myself because I know she doesn’t the Atlantic Coast Conference. overtime, and No. 10 Marquette beat ■Conditions Good- about the only other player among PGA champ John Mahaffey and U.S. basketball team. (Super Bowl) game, no m atter who miss when she gets ahead. Martina “It's hard to believe we played as Xavier 67-50. the 76 survivors given any sort of a Open king Andy North. North is eight The Bulldogs went 2-17 in 1977-78, Bulldogs in the winless column at 0- won,” Navratilova said after her vic­ makes sure she concentrates on WINNIPEG (UPI) - Race of­ snowmobile race. well as we have and lost our first five Kelly Tripucka scored a game-high chance to win the decreased top prize shots behind Crenshaw at 136 and conference games," Sloan said. "It's taking two of their closing four 11, 0-9 in the COC. tory. every shot and that’s the difference ficials forecast mild temperatures "Snow conditions are just fan­ 22 points and Tracy Jackson, who decisions. One of those triumphs was of $33,750 is Howard Twitty. He also Mahaffey, who won the Bob Hope almost unbelievable when you con­ came off the bench early in the first “We lost the game, but really won Navratilova has a 10-7 record between a good player and someone and excellent snow conditions today tastic, " said race spokesman Larry over East Hampton High, shot 66 Sundav and is six shots back Desert Classic last week to start the sider how we played-." half, added 21 to spark Notre Dame. in respect to what we had to find against Wade but has not lost to the like me who is trying to get there.” for the start of the 14th annual four- Angeles. at 134. Bolton, which had come close only 1979 season, is at 137. Center Mike Gminski. who was a 11-1. Orlando Woolridge added 17 about ourselves," penned Bolton day. 50n-mile Winnipeg-St. Paul doubtful starter for the game points for the Irish. a couple of times as it dropped its Coach Bill Morgan. because of a stomach virus, scored 31 A1 Wood's 20-foot jump shot with first 10 straight, saw victory No. 1 of Jeff Beecher had an outstanding game for Bolton, netting a season- points, and Duke used the free-throw four seconds to play gave North 1978-79 slip away last Friday night as high 23 points, with Jim Kowalyshyn Basketball line down the stretch to hold on. The Carolina a victory over Maryland. East Hampton scored at the final buzzer for a 58-57 duke. adding 19 in the fine effort. Blue Devils, 12-3, scored their last 13 The Tar Heels, playing without Mike Ball Control Kevin Lawton’s rebound hoop as Lawton had 17 points and Brian EAST KROSII points from the foul line to hold off a O'Koren, got the ball with 54 seconds had 6 apiece for Concordia. points for St. James, 6-2. Having full control of the basketball is Peggy Laneri of East the horn sounded lifted the Sennet 16 for the Bellringers, now 3-8 Continuing its winning late rally by the Wolfpack. 11-6, to play and Wood hit to make the Tar Rob Saunders popped in St. Joseph’s edged St. Bellringers to the win and kept the ways. East Catholic's un­ which lost its fourth straight game. Heels 14-2 on the season and 5-1 atop Catholic High in last week’s 62-53 win over Mercy High. Win overall. 16 points for St. Mary's beaten freshman basket­ Rose, 27-2^ Joe Manigas In Saturday’s major action, top- the ACC. clinched berth in CIAC State Tournament. (Herald Photo bv while Paul Jaworski had 6 ball team held off St. Paul, had 17 points for the rated Notre Dame downed South Rounding out the Top 20, ” 11th- Strempfer) tallies for Faith. 67-52, Saturday morning at winners and John Magnol­ Carolina 82-73. No. 2 Illinois was up­ ranked Ohio State downed Michigan Standings: Center 5-0, East and Rockville the Eagles’ Nest. ia 10 for St. Rose. set by Purdue 69-57, third-ranked 78-69, No. 13 Arkansas routed Texas Wapping 4-1, St. Mary’s 4- John Askintowicz netted Also, St. Bridget nipped North Carolina edged Maryland 54- Christian 90-51, No. 14 Georgetown 1, Emanuel of Manchester St. Bartholomew, 25-24. 17 points. Chris Ciszewski 53, fourth-ranked UCLA routed edged Pennsylvania 78-76, No. 15 3-1, Emanuel of Hartford 2- John Guinan had 8 points 14 and Dave Hintz 10 for Arizona State 95-79, No. 5 Indiana Syracuse bested Canisius 103-92, No. Penney Pins Deadlock on Mat 2, Trinity 2-3, South for St. Bridget and Gary i the young Eagles, now 12-0 State downed Creighton 90-80, No. 6 16 Alabama beat Auburn 83-76, No. 17 Methodist 1-3, Faith 1-3, Gates 5 for St. Capturing seven of the 12 weight classes. East Catholic’s for the season. Temple Beth 1-4, Concor­ Michigan State topped Iowa 83-72 in Texas A&M topped Texas Tech 68-63, Bartholomew. wrestling team nevertheless had to settle for a 26-26 deadlock East’s next tilt is dia ()-5. overtime. No. 7 Lzjuisville shaved No. 19 Kansas was stunned by Kan­ / with Rockville High Saturday in Rockville. Wednesday night at Our Lady of Peace Florida State 67-65, No. 8 Louisiana sas State 96-69, and No. 20 Southern e v o Penney High in East Hart­ clinched at least a tie for State nipped Mississippi 70-69 in California fell to Texas 87-69. Tribe Matmen The stalemate sends the Eagles to Assumption Junior High the Eastern Division crown 0-5-1 for the season. Bob Fillorama winners for the ford at 6:30. captured the Western Divi­ with a 37-25 win over _ _ Three Indian matmen remained unbeaten but the Manchester Carlos Velez won by forfeit, John Eagles. sion of the Manchester Blessed Sacrament. Mike Results: 100 — Arcelio (R) dec. INTERFAITH f f f / f f / f f t W i e n f o w a 1 High wrestling team went down to its first defeat Saturday, 32- Martin by superior decision and Jim Deanery League with a 50- Stone had II points for Jack Liner 6-5, 107— Foss (EC) dec. Two upsets highlighted iDttUlfirS Mj OSB % JU l 30, to CCIL rival Penney High in East Hartford. Foss, King Lee, Toby Corey, Chris 29 decision over St, James Peace while Chris Gagosz Hopper and Kevin Sullivan by deci­ Honie 9-6, 114 - Lee (EC) dec. Saturday night's play at Saturday at East Catholic. and Mario DiSomma each Scoring first for one of the rare oc­ The setback drops the Silk Towners sion for the East grapplers, SUvens 8-4, 121 - Velez (EC) WBF, Illing with two of three Assumption had a 26-21 to bring the locals close again at 4-3. pinned Tim Connelly (P) 4:56, 132 — h ad 10 markers for THETRUE casions did not help Manchester But Finnegan, again, blasted home to 5-1 for the season. It was their in­ MePhee (P) maj, dec. Bill Palizza Rockville was able to offset this as 128 — Yichinsky (R) pinned Ben previously unbeaten clubs halftime edge and broke it conquered. Blessed. High’s ice hockey fortunes as Conard his third of the game completing a itial league encounter. 11-1, 138— Corrado (P) pinned Dale Tony Yichinsky and Kevin Callahan Levland 2:48, 134— Nadzak (R) sup. open in the third quarter High came back to score a 7-4 CCIL Pat Bixby in the 126-pound weight registered pins for the Rams for six dec. Tyler Corey 14-0, 140 — Toby Temple Beth upset Wap- with a 16-2 bulge. Standings: Western Divi­ hat trick. Joel Carucci and Walker Carlson 3:49, 145— Bates (P) pinned sion —Assumption 9-0, St. victory Saturday afternoon at the class won his sixth in a row, all via points apiece with Kevin Driscoll Corey (EC) dec. Limayino4-0, 145 — ping, 35-28, while Center The win was Assump­ BARGAIN added tallies for Conard with Rich Joe Smith 1:02, 1 5 5 - Scholsky (M) James 6-2, St. Bridget 4-5. West Hartford Arena. the pin route, with Mike Scholsky and winning by forfeit in the unlimited Hopper (EC) dec. Myers 6-2, 157— Congregational set down Bidwell making the final 7-4 with a pinned Mike Bryan 1:05, 167 — tion’s 20th in a row in the St. Bartholomew 0-8. Conard improved its league stan­ Don Beckman also remaining un­ class. Walt Nadzak at 134 pounds Sullivan (EC) dee. Lonjee 4-3, 167 — defending champ Emanuel .NOTJUSTA tow PRICE,. slap shot at 14:45. Beckman (M) pinned Mark Lewis league over the past two Eastern Division: Our dard to 2-5-1 with the win and beaten for-Manchester. Martin (EC) sup. dec. Pelton 15-2, of Manchester, 39-30. In Conard outshot Manchester, 33-13. 3:14, 185 — Chris Boudreau (M) took a superior decision for Rockville seasons. Lady of Peace 6-2, St. Joe's BUTA LOW PRICE, HIGH aggregate docket to 3-10-1. Two of the Unbeaten Dave Askwyth (11-0) for five more crucial points. 187 — Callahan (R) pinned John other action, Trinity TRUE RELIABILITY. WBF, Unlimited — Ray (M) pinned John Nixon had 16 points 4-4, Blessed Sacrament 4-5, three victories have been over the registered a major decision for the trounced Concordia, 59-16, The 1979 Corolla 2 Dooi Sedan has MILEAGE. AN D TOYOTA TRUE VALUE Dave Clymer 2:57. East won a jayvee contest, 16-3, Lucier 3:47, Unlimited — Driscoll to pace the winners, now 9- St. Rose 1-8. Silk Towners. Manchester slumps to Black Knights in the 105 class, as did with John Foss, Mike Fresher and (R) WBF. and S t. M a r y ’s 0. Jeff Donahue had 7 a lolly Iransislfjn.'ed itinition sys- RELIABILITY II Its defined as whal you 1-13 overall. Climaxes Comeback Bill MePhee at 132. Frank Corrado overwhelmed Faith, 41-16. lem lor surer slarlmg Diral masler gel for what you pay this Kelly MeSweeney put the locals in KITZBUEHEL, Austria (UPI) — and Bob Bates each picked up six Jon Keller netted 20 cylinder OraTinq sysicm lor added Corolla s a winner Its only front at 7:35 of the first period Christian Neureuther of West Ger­ points for Penney with pins and Cheney Tech Wrestlers Win points for Temple, which salely Anil sell adiusinKj drakes $3,748 wilh all Ihe stan­ assisted by Mike McNiff. many, a 29-year-old veteran who has Brian Albert added six more with a climbed out of the cellar SINUS SUFFERERS dard equipment listed R linnS nrf ite F>Aon*>yt A O e t. i • . • i ' • . . . . n t n i m_t. ...i . TRUE COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE. .Conard esponded with three un­ forfeit win at 98. Running its record to 4-2, Cheney Carlson battled to a 5-5 draw for the 6, 134 - Flaherty (CT) WBF, 140 - with the decision. Bob below Manulaciurer's twice returned from self-imposed Inside, you II Imd room lor lour Vinyl uptiolslery Reclining answered goals by Fred Finnegan Keith Ray ran hit record to 4-2 for Tech’s wrestling team downed East Techmen. Chmelowski (CT) pinned Barber :25, Clay's 10 markers led Wap- SYNA-CLEAH DacmgaHont suggested retail price retirement, climaxed a long career drivers bucket seal Power-boosled llo-lhru ventilation (10:15), Gary Walker (10:56) and Manchester with a pin in the un­ Windsor High, 44-14, Friday night at Results: 100 — Cunningham (CT) 147 — Mullnite (EW) pinned Begin ping. ^ ’™“ “ >■ ® <=>" P "l" =n«l p r« i» r . of Price does not include Sunday when he edged three-time And steering column-mounted Headlight Headlamp Gene Holtsinger (13:46). limited division. the Beavers’ Gym. pinned Ravenberg 1:48, 107 — 1:53, 157 — Fournier (CT) pinned Steve Pyka had 15 points lax. license Iransporla- World Cup champion Ingemar Sten- S ?, ^ '- 'o n * " • wUlKiol m o d fo r o p m o tp llo o Flasher Windshield Wiper Washer controls The Indians cut the deficit to 3-2 as In jayvee action, Paul Fiano and Mike Cunningham remained un­ Morneau 1:12, 169 - Hunter (CT) and Scott Coleman 14 for SotljfoeHon gvarentstd by mokcr. Try it lodayl ^ lion, California emissions mark of Sweden for victory in a Pomberg (EW) dec. Menard 7-3, 114 EMestnxited MeSweeney jammed home his se­ World Cup slalom race. Bernie Alemany won by pin and deci­ beaten in the 100-pound division for — Soucy (CT) pinned Galinski :25, pinned Ultige :24, 187 — Pacekonis Center while Kevin Introductory or optional equipment $ ] 5 0 EMestimaieamDg cond of the contest, assisted by Scott Neureuther outduelled the Swedish sion respectively for Manchester. the Techmen with Art Soucy, Steve 121 — Carlson (CT) drew with Sibley (CT) dec. Rue 4-2, Unlimited — Bir- Carriere had a game-high Offer Worth Brown. Finnegan made it 4-2 at the Results: 9 8 - Albert (P) WBF, 105 Chmelowski, Rod Fournier, Rob 5-5,128— Foster (CT) dec. Cohelo 11- doff (EW) dec. Rychling 9-6. 19 points for Emanuel. ace when he streaked down the Kitz- Cut ^ IWt ad—(oko to iloro Ktfod. Purphoiu on* pock of SYNA-CLEAR I2'r and TRUE FUEL ECONOMY. Re nemhei Com 11:29 mark, assisted by Dave John­ buehel track in a combined time of 1 - Askwyth )p) maj. dec. Dan Collins Hunter and Bart Pacekonis also vic­ Dave Modean and Dave rneoW. ooo nor. SYNA CtEAk 12-Pock Fr... >-lCA« 12 ■ and pare this estimate lo the ERA Esimiaied MPG son and Walker. 10-1, 112 — Dan Delti (P) dec. Tom torious for the Beaver grapplers. Parks each pumped in 23 minute 41.16 seconds, only 0.26 N - I O I i p n r - 2 / 3 FI o r ol other cars You may (jpl clillerpnt mileage |30% ) more product ot U it coil ihon other brands Brown opened the third period with seconds ahead of Stenmark, who Sinnamon 6-2, 119 — Dan Polo (P) Frank Foster won by decision. points for Trinity while clC))onding on how Iasi you dnve weallier Rich Flaherty by decision and Frank Llggrtt Phwnucy, Minchmtf PwIokM a goal at 1:05 assisted by Dave Miner posted 1:41.42. dec. 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Diane Wilkins has found her perfect Sister Kate Quebec npateh. Miss Wiikins, 18, went to her den­ ladio /hael 23 14 4 50 In her SO-years as an actress K atharine NEW YORK (UPI) — Coach Bob McCammon saw it as New England tist in Camarillo, Calif, last week and was 20 13 6 46 Hepburn has become wealthy, famous and “spirit". But call it what you will, the Philadelphia Flyers ac­ Winnipeg giving him information for an insurance 20 17 5 45 won three Oscars but she still doesn’t complished something over this long weekend on the road. Edmonton 21 17 0 42 form including her social security In Weekend Tilts number. think she reached her potential. The Klyer."!. who tied M ontreal 5-5 Cincinnati 19 22 4 42 “That can’t be your number,” said Dr. “ I could have accomplished three times on a last-minute poal at the Forum lor two or three sei onds, there really Birm ingham 16 23 3 35 BOSTON (UPI) - A iicquired Rick Robey, who sprained an ankle in Saturday's game. "I think after the first quarter Stephen M. Brewster. “ That’s my what I’ve accomplished,” she says in the Saturday night, rallied for three should have been a whistle, " said Sunday's Results weekend split, with victories in latest issue of McCalls. "The Celtics looked like a team (when Bo.ston led 29-22) that we number.” They produced their cards and third-period goals Sunday night to tie .New York Coach Fred Shero. Birmingham i Edmonton 3 enemy territory, earned some C lE A ^C E SAIE lighting (ipr the playoffs out th ere," started to control the game," Jones they were the same — 363-14-9879. She also voiced a strong opinion about the New ^’ork Rangers by the same coaching in his 600th NHL game, Winnipeg 3. Quebec 1 mutual respect, but the said Sixers' Coach Billy Cun­ said. “ Darryl (Dawkins) and Brew ster, who is in his 60s and has prac­ the career that rewarded her so well. Says PLUS THE GREATEST VALUE ON AMERICA’S BEST-SELLING PERSONAL COMPUTER seore. True, they are winless in their mo.st of which came w ith the Flyers. Philadelphia 76ers and Boston Caldwell (Jones) did the rebounding she, “ Acting really isn’t a very high-class last six. but fi\e of those have been ningham. "It's hard for me to ticed in Southern California for 28 years, "But what are you going to do? I and we had our defense going. They way to make a living is it. Nobody ever ties .thought he (Davidson) should have ISHL Celtics know they are headed believe, based on what I've seen in got his social security card in Michigan in only scored 15 points in the quarter. won a Nobel prize for acting. You have to Bob\)ailey was the hero in Mon­ had their last goal. " in different directions the se­ two days, that they have lost that the early 1930s. Miss Wilkins got hers Campbell Conference We just gave them one shot." remember that Shirley Temple could do it TRS-80"“ COMPUTER treal Saturday night, scoring at Nils,son's three goals, which came cond half of the NBA season. locallx six years ago, lost it and got a ONE HANDER ** MOBILE CB The Sixers held a five point lead at replacement three years ago. at the age of 4.” 19:22. but Sunday s big man was. Don consecutively to break a 2-2 tie. gave Pulrit'k Diiihitui "Were struggling, even though TRC-462 by Realitlic® halftime and a four-point cushion Officials verified the duplicate numbers Climpsea SYSTEM Saleski. who came out of the him 24 goals for the season. Pat W L T Pts. we've won 13 of our last 19," said by Radio Shack® N Y Islander.s 30 6 9 69 after three quarters. They upped the and were checking back to a control Jessica Lange, who has not made a mm Hickey put New York ahead 1-0 but doghouse to s< ore two goals, the se­ Sixers guard Doug Collins following m argin to 11 with 7:18 left before the cond of which came at 11:28 of the Dennis Ververgaert got the Flyers N Y Rangers 26 15 5 56 center in Baltimore to straighten things movie since the remake of “ King Kong,” Sunday's 91-87 w in over Boston. Celtics cut it to three in the last third on a shorthanded effort to cap Philadelphia 22 15 11 55 out. w ill star in Columbia Picture’s presenta­ even at 1-1 w ith his 12th goal. "We re just going to have to continue tninute. ,139“ the comeback. •Sale.ski's firs t goal of the game and Atlanta 25 18 4 54 to work this hard and get ready for Liza With a M tion of “ All That Jazz” ... Danielle $ Cunningham said he was satisfied Reg. 179” After Ulf Nilsson had finished off ninth of the .season put the Flyers .''iin llii1- D iv isio n the playoffs. " A spokeswoman for Liza Minnelli says a Spencer of “ What’s Happening” and Scott with his tea)i)'s progress, mentioning Baio of “ Happy Days” w ill be the hosts 599 his se<'ond N H L hat tric k w ith his ahead 2-1 before Nilsson set up W L T Pts. The Celtics beat Philadelphia 108- report of Miss Minnelli’s impending the number of new faces. for the Post-Newsweek stations first two SAVE ...... I 1,1 i« Maloney for a 2-2 tie. Chicago 16 20 8 40 102 Saturday night in one of their few many games. It was a very physical engagement has been greatly “ We're a new team with new faces children’s specials to celebrate the United The New York Islanders' game in Vancouver 16 25 6 38 road wins of the season. They were and competitive game." exaggerated. and everyone is trying to get used to Nation’s International Year of the C hild... Made in our own USA *40 Buffalo, which was to have been the Colorado 10 31 7 27 looking for a weekend sweep, but Boston could only blame In fact, says the spokeswoman, there’s [ Pro Hockey ] it. I think our tnain goal will be to do Filming will start in New York next factories, TRS-80 Fingertip operations . handset controls include speak- other NHL game, was postponed by St. Louis 10 31 7 27 came up short de.spite playing in­ themselves. They shot only 38 per­ no truth at all to syndicated columnist Liz it on defen.se. We have the scoring. I month on “Simon,” a comedy starring makes work easierl Keep budgets, play games, catalog er/mike, ch. selector with LED display, vol,/on-off icy weather conditions. spired ball cent from the floor and made only 15 Smith’s report that Miss Minnelli w ill an­ third goal — at 5:56 of the third was pleased with our defense today," Alan Arkin and being directed by Marshall data, expand system for business. 4K RAM, video moni­ variable squelch, S/RF meter. Improved modulation In the World Hockey Association. Wales Conference "We re probably not going to make of 23 free throws. But Cowens saw he said. nounce at a party at Studio 54 tonight that period — Rick. MacLeish. on a Winnipeg defeated Quebec 3-1 and the playoffs, but we're starting to some positive signs in the woeful she intends to marry Mark Gero, the stage Brickman from his own original tor, cassette recorder, manual. 26-1 o s i gain control. Mount out of sight— only 1 Vix5'Ax7''! Norri.s l) it i.-,ii)ii Neither team had much rest rebound, and Behn Wilson, on a dis­ Birmingham edged Edmonton 4-3. take pride in our effort,", said Boston percentages. manager of her hit Broadway show, “ The screenplay. 21 -15 26 puted power-play scramble, cut the W L T (Philadelphia arrived at 3:30 a m. .'1. N orilii|iirs I Pts. player -coach Dave Cowens. "We shot 38 percent and we were A ct.” Ranger lead to 5-4. Saleski then took M ontreal 30 9 7 and was up five hours later). And to Terry Ruskow.ski and Rich Preston 67 "Everyone's coming to the game still in the game all the way down to “The story is totally untrue,” the COMPACT STEREO a pass from Blake Dunlop and beat Pittsburgh 19 19 8 46 make matters worse, the floor was CB BASE STATION FOR HOME OR OFFICE scored second-period goals 34 with their minds on basketball. It's a the end. That savs we played good spokeswoman said, her voice rising. “ Liza John Davidson with what should be Los Angeles 19 21 6 44 slippery underneath one basket Mrs. Mclnerney , PHONO SYSTEM Navaho® TRC-441 by Realistic .seconds apart to break a 1-1 deadlock definite up.swing. We showed a good defense. We had the shots. We just “ is not going to a party, she is not going to I ClarineHee-15 by Realistic called a "bad" goal — a 45-foot wrist Washington 14 26 7 35 thanks to a leak in the Boston Garden as Winnipeg ended a three-game team what we have two nights in a weren't hitting them, especially roof. Studio 54, she is not announcing her To Speak Tuesday shot losing streak. The Jets, who lost to D etroit 9 25 13 31 ro w ." me," he said. "I was very concerned about that engagement. The story is wrong, 100 per­ McCammon shrugged off the 12 Quebec Saturday night, went A iliiiiis l)ii i-iimi Sunday's low-scoring affair MANCHESTER — Mrs. Michael I 10-1 The .Sixers hit on only 43 percent of wet spot." Cunningham said. cent wrong.” shorthanded goals, which is eight ahead on Bob Guindon's goal but W L T featured 22 points from Julius Erving Mclnerney of 180 Henry St. w ill be guest SAVE Pts. their floor shots. But the e.stimable "Someone could have gotten serious­ Miss Minnelli is in the process of getting short of the team record, saying. “ I Kevin Morrison tied it just two Boston 29 10 7 and 21 from Bobby Jones. Boston was speaker Tuesday at the Professional 65 Erving, who played only 30 minutes, ly hurt. And we got in here so late. I a divorce fro m M G M producer Jack Haley don't think we re doing anything minutes later. Toronto 20 19 8 paced by Cedric Maxwell, who had 20 Jr. Women’s Club meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the • 3 0 48 and the rugged Jones, who logged 33, wish some fans could make our trips * SAVE $20 special We go to the offense when ItlllL I, Oilers .'1 Buffalo 18 16 11 47 after pouring in 29 the night before. Robbins Room of Center Congregational we re shorthanded You haye to Work combined for eight points late in the so they can appreciate what these Church. ' 2-speed turntable, Birmingham scored on four Minne.sola 16 23 6 38 The Celtics were without newly game to squash the last Celtics rally. Theater Auditions harder when you're down a man and guys go through." Mrs. Mclnerney, a native of Germany,. diamond-stylus ce­ straight power plays to defeat Ed­ .SundayResiill.s when we get good position, we go for w ill speak about “ Growing Up in the Third Don't miss this CBL bargain! monton. Steve Alley, Rick Vaive. Philadelphia 5, N.Y. Rangers 5 Today and Tuesday ramic cartridge, 45- the shot." Reich.” A member of the Manchester Know road conditions before Tony Cassolatto and Wayne Dillon N Y. Islanders at Buffalo, ppd. RPM adapter, add­ Wilson's goal caused problems NEW BRITAIN — The Hole-in-the-Wall scored for the Bulls while Ron Pistol Pete’s Ejection Sparked Jazz High School language department, she on aux input. Auto­ going- out in vvinter weatherl because he scored it while laying in Theatre will hold open auditions for the formerly taught languages at Manchester 109“ Chipperfield had two goals and Peter musical “ Godspell” today and Tuesday at matic arm return/shutoff. 6" wood speakers. LED display, noise limiter, S/RF the crease with Davidson — and may NBA NEW YORK (UPI) - Often, when wi(h lour strajght points and the Jazz Community College. Reg. 139** Driscoll another for Edmonton. Oiler before John Lambert tipped in a 121 Smalley St. meter. UL Listed. 21-1545 even have kicked it in. goaltender Dave Dryden picked up She recieved her B.A. degree from the Removable dust cover. 13-1167 a star player is slanned with two took off, leading by as many as 23 rebound with 1:52 left to put the Cavs The auditions w ill be from 8 to 10 p.m. "Nobodv knew where the puck was two a.ssists. Eastern Conference University of Berlin and Uught American technicals and sent to the showers in a points in the fourth quarter. ahead to stay 90-89. Atiunlu l)i\iHioii The musical requires a east of 15 to 20 GIs after World War II. After coming to 4 b ; close game, his team will simply Elsewhere, Boston nipped actors and singers. JPHONE AMPLIFIER SYSTEM 2-STATION INTERCOM W L Pet. GB collapse. Philadelphia 91-87, Cleveland edged this country, she received her master’s by DUoFONE® Plug 'n Talk® by Raalistic Itiii-k- I.'I8. Kilieks I 14 Produced by Laura M. Salerno and Washington 31 13 .705 - But the New Orleans Jazz, who degree from Radcliffe College, Cam­ Marques Johnson scored 33 points directed by Patrique Alton Hurd, the show Use of Protective Gear Philadelphia 27 15 , 643 3 have had more than their share of bridge, Mass. New Jersey 21 20 .512 8'2 and Junior Bridgeman, starting in will run Friday and Saturday evenings Hostesses for Tuesday’s meeting are troubles this sea.son, w eren't fazed. from April 13 through May 12. New Y ork 22 25 . 468 10'2 In fact, Pete Maravich's ejection place of the injured Brian Winters, Mrs. Raymond Woodbridge, Mrs. Mellie « ? . 2 7 * * ' Increases Ice Violence added a season-high 30 leading For further information, call 223-9500. Boston 16 28 . 364 15 with 2:59 ronaining in the third " 8 * ) Farr and Mrs. Donald Kirby, Milwaukee to its fourth victory in Reg. 29*» STOWE, Vt. (UPI) - National have to watch themselves as they did (.4-nlnil Division period for arguing that he was fouled Chicago 94-93, M ilwaukee whipped five games. Hockey League legend Maurice when there was no helmet or face San Antonio ,609 - after a shot .seotied to spark the Jazz New York 138-114 and Los Angeles Amplify calls to room-filling volume! Auto switching SAVE 20% "Rocket" Richard has attributed an protection," Richard said, Houston .578 IV2 .Sunday night, as they pulled away defeated Golden .State 113-107. I.akcrs I I ,'L W iirri<»rs 107 TV Tonight between talk/listen avoids feed-back. Tap bar to W ireless— just plug into AC outlet! Use units between increase in hockey violence to a Richard, an NHL Hall of Earner, A tlanta .542 3 Irom a 70-6i6 edge to rout the Atlanta I'aMilicrs 01, Bulls 9;j Jamaal Wilkes scored a season- greater use of protective gear by Hawks, 108-87. answer/hang up. Incl. 3 "C ' b a n s. 43-275 rooms, house, garage. Illuminated Talk-Bar serves as added "everything in your hand is Cleveland .400 9'A Terry Furlow came off the bench high 28 points to send the Warriors to a NHL Hockey 6.-00 M.V b. .ubjKl 10 phon. comp.fiy inil.ll.tlon cb.tg. of mini modul.t i.cli hockey skaters. D etro it Steve Hawes hit the two technicals 12:30 Not fof muni-lino uoo. night light. UL Listed. 43-209 dangerous" when out on the ice .326 13 to toss in 17 points, including a key their sixth straight loss. Wilkes I W IWWO 8:30 (£ Movla "On Moonlight Bay" The former Montreal Canadiens lo pull Atlanta to within two, but • Brady Bunch playing hockey. New Orleans .320 14 25-footer with 43 seconds left, to scored 10 points in the final period, (SMwvQrtffln (195t) Doris Day, Gordon star, who sped around NHL rinks ,la)nes McElroy. who replaced jJokif’tVkar'tWM _ Richard, who is remembered for .spark Cleveland to its first win in six including five after Golden State had 1 Bozo'i Big Top OdW MacRae. during the 1940's and 1950's, w ill be in Maravich. upped the score to 74-68 MOBILE CB, INST. CH. 9/19 SUPER SAVINGS ON BATTERIES scoring 50 goals in SO games, retired Western Conference games. The score was tied 13 times taken a 97-96 lead w ith 7:04 left. 1 TV Community Collag* HM *A*8*H 12:40 TRC-422 by Realistic by Radio Shack Vermont this week to referee a in 1963 after accumulating 544 goats iMyThiaaSon* d ) a How Tha West Was Won d ) CBS Lata Movla "Grilfin I Canadiens' “old timers" game, as Midwest l)i\ision iBonmza 9:30 And Phoenix" (1976) Peter Falk, D CELL C CELL AA CELL in 978 games. NtudloSaa part of the Stowe Winter Carnival. W L Pet. GB WKRP In Cincinnati Jill Clayburgh. Reg. New protective equipment makes Kansas C ity 28 17 .622 — 6:30 a a NBC Movla "Instllute IdW IILovaLucy SFor Revenge" (Premiere) Sam aaaTomorrow 119»* the gafne “ faster," since it lessens a Denver 26 21 .553 3 D Bowing For Dollira Groom, George Hamlllon. An ' ' n 0 ______organizallon founded to correct 1:40 *79 player's concern about getting hurt, M ilwaukee 22 28 .440 8'/2 ( Tlw PromtiM Of Qod 23-486 23-467 23-468 la S N B C N m n vrrongdoing eommllled against ODJoa Franklin J seen on Richard said in a telephone interview Chicago 17 29 .370 11‘'2 R fr flb a c k ! lOvwEMy the defenseless goes after a I national r r ■ e SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE with a'Stowe radio station. Long Pacts Out Indiana 16 30 .348 I 2V2 IAdwn-12 well-known con arllsl. TV 48% 50% 52% "It makes the game faster, and f> Anyone For Tannyion? 10KW CLEVELAND (UPI) — Cleveland Pueifie Dixision Hot-line switch gets Emergency Ch 9 or highway data skaters are carrying the sticks a lit­ 6:55 (£ Lou Grant Radio Shack batts. pre-tested for per­ Indians General Manager Phil Seghi Seattle 28 15 , 651 SSSNaws 2:32 9 N«m (£ Bast Of Midday Ch. 19. Makes driving less worrisome! 21-1531 formance. Anti-corrosion contacts, steel tle bit too high and using the sticks a "has decided not to grant any more 'Los Angeles 29 18 .617 m Boris KarforsThrMar 7.-00 Ijttle bit more than before," Richard long-term contracts in the im­ Phoenix 28 19 .596 aMakxhrland cases fight leakage. (tOCBSNmn a Connecticut Prolllaa said. mediate future. Golden State 22 25 .468 3 The Brady Bunch 10:30 He noted it is important for Center fielder Rick Manning, se­ Portland 20 23 ,465 PSABCNmn SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR ROSIN CORE ELECTRONIC SOLDER youngsters to use face masks and jDatlngOama a Our Energy 0*amma cond baseman Duane Kuiper and San Diego 21 26 .447 P CongtaaJ onal Outlook EC-495 by Radio Shack by Archei^ helmets — but added more protective (FaaUvalOfFtfth Slandarri .M Oz. Standard IJM Oz. «laMM42l Oz. first ba.seman Andre Thornton got iWiaatmg 10:45 Sunday's Results £ Q < Heq equipment often means rougher hit­ long-term pacts last year. And the In­ a BrukM Wrap-Up 1 0 9 n«g ting on the ice. Philadelphia 91, Boston 87 195 Reg. SAVE •' 79C M dians have picked up rightfielder Cleveland 94, Chicago 93 I Nawlywad Qama 11KK) 64 001 64-002 64-004 “With the protection the young Bobby Bonds and Toby Harrah. both I The Odd Coupla 39»* New Orleans 108, Atlanta 87 S A V E 1 2 % S A V E 1 5 % S A V E 1 2 % kids have these days, they can throw of whom have multi-year contracts, ...jQ o n g ___ Milwaukee 138. New York 114 7:29 ^ Untouohabiaa 25% UfMDaly2,B40z. FCDtork 144 Bz. OiaaOarOKLk a little bit harder, because they don't through trades. a DaDyNumbwa avoloaOIFalth Figures mean/standard deviation, Los Angeles 113, Golden State 107 OIck VanOyka y * 9 H»g. 399 n .,. 7:30 trig, inverse trig, ^polar coordinates. ”"?. a# M P.M.Magailna Hogan's Haroaa • 2** 1 4 At Last — Prices Arc Coming Down! Carol Bumatt And Friends f DkkCavatt 43 keys, scientific notation. With 64-005 64-006 64-007 ThaMuppala 11:30 batts., case. 65-638 S A V E 1 3 % S A V E 2 0 % S A V E 11% Spirit Liftback Spirit Sedan Nawlywad Qama d ) Rockford FHaa FamiyFaud ® Rat Patrol • U l Listed A C sdeptet/eharget tS 95 14-854 A solder for most electronic needs. $200 price rollback SS MacWal / Lahrar Report X O P o t o a Story Non-corrosive, non-conducting core. $200 price rollback That's Holhfwood a a a T o n k j h t CMoo And The Man Tha Rlllaman Now - $3799!* Now - $36991* aHcTao Dough Captionad ABC News PROGRAMMABLE CALCULATOR ROTARY DIAL SLIM-FONE You can own America’s newest 8 Cunt • Handset diet/reeaM PLUS — White wall tires now standard. 8d)0 EC-4000 by Radio Shack button subcompact at sub prices! (IQaorga Bums’ tOOth Blrth- • M ed eofd/baS A bargain in the inflation-fighting Spirit! div Party lAsnvooo 4 9 ® ® 5?! White 43 306 SCroaa-WIts 12:00 ‘ ■ v m v X a Fantiwyltland Alfred Hitchcock Praaants |95 neg SAVE SAVE *10 Hervetl Gold 43-306 mNCAABaskallMlI £ Movla "All Baba And The w h i c h a o a u t t i a House On Tha Forty Thieves" (1942) Jon Hall, Prairta Marla Montez. Wav * ’ ■’ 1 6 % PUSHBUTTON SLIN-ipNE a Sh Qraat Partormancas aTlwRIflaman FCC Registered lu U o o ti’ Stores 150 strokes, takes up tio 50 WHAT MAKES VOLKSWAGEN multi-key program steps. Big 12-digit s a v e * i o 6 9 ® ® " ; 5 ' Theater Schedule display. With guide, batts., case, UL Same as above with pushbuttons! SUCH AGREAT VALUE IN THE LONG RUN, ri'J(MISIia»IWI|M»l nil..... Listed AC adapter/charger. 65-650 W hite 43-315 Harvest Gold 43:316 Customer owned phones may be subject to ttanderd line charges IS THAT IT RUNS SO LONG. U. A. Theater 1 - In Praise of Express - 7:30-9:35 Older Women - 7:20-9:30 Vernon Cine 2 ■ Animal METAL DETECTOR KIT 2-SCALE BATTERY TESTER U.A. Theater 2 - Class of House - 7:10-9:10 by Science Fair® Miss McMichael - 7:15-9:15 by Micronia® U.A. Theater 3 - Bermuda Triangle - 7:00-9:00 8 8 Reg. Reg U.A. Theater 3 - Bermuda SAVE SAVE P95 Triangle - 7:00-9:00 GLOBE 10** Vernon Cine 1 - Midnight Travel Service 18% 20% SS5 MAIN STREET 643-216S Find buried treasure with a Test most regular or mercury bat­ locator you build yourselfl YOU ALWAYS Over 30 Yean teries under load conditions. Only Spirit DL Liftback Spirit DL Sedan SAVE AT THE Travel Experience Hand-held. With instruc­ 5'/8X 1 Vex3'/2" N eg a Five ground Auihoriied agent jii tions. Req. 9V ban. 28-174 stud. 22-030 $200 price rollback $200 price rollback ARTHUR ORUe Manchester for all Airlines, Railroads and Now — $39991* Now - $38991* Jleamship Lines SPACE SAVING BOOKSHELF SPEAKERS Shopptng for a new car is an exciting, thrilling, expensive And in the future, safety is going to be so vital that the JUNIOR ASTRONOMY KIT Ihtng to do. But the thrill wears off almost as rapidly as the PLUS — $84 radio now standard PLUS — $84 radio now standard Minimus®-3 by Realistic by Science Fair new wears out. U.S. Department of Transportation is going to have PLUS — GT package for just $200 special requirements for car manufacturers to follow. One A big little Sedan at a little little price! ■ptat's why Volkswagen has the reputation of of those important requirements that every car will have (was $469).** Reg. SAVE Reg. ^ 8 8 building a car that lasts. So you won't have to replace Get into the Spirit with a Liftback! th a o k ra i lbn.-TNi.liniiil||M t it every few years. lo have by 1984 is the kind of passive restraint seatbelt 2 0 % 9” / system the VW Rabbit* has now. Lo.tMot MoumiORwim ufucitia All Seats *1.50 11»* Ea. We build the Rabbit, Dasher arxl Scirocco for But the most practical way to help a car last and last, See your AMC dealer today — and get into the 79 Spirit! hw Hory at a ypMng A child's introduction to moon, keeping. So we put things in them that are important now. is what a good dealer can do. And we know that. That’s And will be even more important in the future. •Manulaclurer’s suggested 1979 retail price for Spirit Liftback and Sedan, Spirit DL Liftback and DL Sedan' I stars, planets with compo­ why you get a uniquely professional, highly sophisticated transportation, license, state and local taxes additional. IrtnlMOr For example, dcorxxny and the conservation of maintenance organization with every VW you buy from 0UER1MRIEN Only 10xBVzxB'/z''! Great nents of 15x12" refractor energy is growing increasingly more Important, That's us. We want lo keep you and your car together for a good, •*G T package includes: black full length console, black steering column, black instrument panel, tachometer, spoke replacement or add-on telescope. 28-195 style wheels, left black remote control outside mirror, black exterior trim molding, windshield and rear window )*hy our Volkswagens are fuel-injected to get the longtime. — — for music in any room. Full- most from regular gasoline. It's also why we build the surroundings, drip, belt and B pillar overlay, black grille insert headlight bezel and wiper arms, black rear venturi area, black bumpers with nerfing strips and bumper guards, G T nameplates, black radials (steel) and deep tone single exhaust SAVE 25% range 5" speaker. 40-913 C H A R G E n most economical car engine in America for our Diesel (not available on 4 or 6 cylinder automatic transmission). 4k0||S S # (M O S T STORES) Rabbit— delivering 50 mpg highway, 40 mpg city*. j /‘tAyjI.-SMART; RADIO SHACK HAS OVER 57 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN ELECTRONICS/ y . - ^ wtoTuf. ffunmi vwmnmtcn tfStus Most itoms mtmt and how you |New York, New Jersey, Connecticut •iso availablo at •Z£de?x-*Aa6bl”" MANCHESTER — ManchMter Parkade Radio Shack Our Values Are Your Values. Radio Dealers. AMC/Jeep Driers. M ^CH ESTER — Shop Rita Plaza Look for this /hack Vtrnon sign in your DBAibBIS ” Charter Oak Mall neighborhood Tolland Volkswagen Corp. „ VERNON — TrI City Plaza H A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION iWfcW 24 Tolland Turnpike, Rte 83 - 649-2638 PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES PAGE SIXTE E N - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Jan. 22, 1979

H§lp Wanted latidtm 13 Hatp Wantad IS Halp Wanted 13 Help Wanted 73 Help Wented 13 Halo Wanted 13 Help Wented 13 EVENING HERALD. Mon., Jan. 22. 1979- PAGE SEVENTEEN RN-Lf’ N wanted for lull or NURSES AIDES- Full time, BARTENDER, NIGHTS- 5 STORE CLERK- Responsible ORDERLIES- Are you eager E-2 ELECTRICIANS and Ap- part time on all shifts. Apply all shifts. Experience QUALIFIED MECHANIC- Help Wented 13 Real Eatale Wanted 28 Arllclea lor Sale day week. C a ll 871-9976, Must be experienced and have person needed to assume for experince In the Health irentices wanted for rekiden- 41 Doga-BIrda-Pela 43 Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 WDEASI director of nursing. Salmon- preferred, but training will be between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 many duties in the operation ial and commercial wiring in tools. Sec Gene or Paul, at Care Field? Maybe you f THE MANCHESTER BOARD brook Convalescent Home, off given. Apply in person: East p.m. of a 7-Eleven Food Store. Hartford, Meridan and M AY WE BUY your home? TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - fr ee to a good Sticking With It Superior Auto, Inc., Route 6, already have the experience OF REALTORS is looking for A COMPLETE BOARDING HOME- House Street, Glastonburv. Hartford Convalescent Home. Ground level position that can Middletown areas. Good Quick, fair, all cash and no Good condition.Good for Columbia. and are looking for employ­ an experienced part time facility for canine and feline is SooU with Since we can't do much to Please call 633-5244. 745 Main Street. East Hart­ OIL BURNER Serviceman - lead to Assistant Manager or wages and excellent benefits. problem. Call Warren E. plating, or welding. Call 649- children. Please call 647-1511. ment. If so, we may have a secretary. Conscientious, guests.Dog grooming. All curb inflation as individuals, ford No. 2 oil. residential and small Manager by performance. For more information call I- Howland. Realtors. 643-1108 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. after 5;00 p.m. FULL TIME LICENSE ition for you. Work from 8 alert, dependable and able to health guard maintenance, perhaps the next best thing is NURSES AIDES wanted fob commercial, prefer licensed Benefits include': Insurance. 774-5059. , S h e H e m t b ultra-violet germicidal lights. AGENTS- High earning poten- 10 hours per week. Enjoy assume responsibility. Typing to curb our own free-spend­ full time on all shifts. Apply PART TIME - No nights. No man. would consider limited Credit Union, and Profit r Houaehold Gooda 40 MOLDED FORMICA top and FREE TO GOOD HOME- 10 lial, bonus paid, flexible such excellent benefits as and bookkeeping experience. Canine Holiday Inne. 200 ing ways. One way to reduce director of nursing. Salmon- weekends. Long holidays. July experience. All benefits app­ Sharing. Second and third COUNTER HELP WANTED - paneled bar with two shelves Week old male Shepherd / hours. Call Don or Norma at Free Hospital and Medical In­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Diversified work in busy of­ Sheldon Road, Manchester. person^ expenses is by han­ brook Convalescent Home, off and August off. Many retired ly. Call 649-2871. shift, full time. Apply in per­ nights and weekends. REFRIGERATORS and four stools. $175. 646-6028. Husky malmute. Call 649-8078 C’entury 21, Tedford R.S., 647- surance, Paid Vacation, Paid fice. Morning hours For reservations please call dling minor repair jobs your­ House Street. Glastonburv. gentlemen and housewives son at: Route 30, Tolland. Experience preferred. Apply Washers / Ranges, used, 646-5971. anytime. 9914 or 423-8958. Holidays, and Paid Sick Time. preferred. Send brief resume self rather than hiring profes­ Please call 633-5244. eniov driving school buses. Conn. An Equal Opportunity in person. Patkade Lanes. guaranteed and clean. New 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer EXPERIENCED OIL Apply In person at Meadow's and references to Personnel sional handymen. WHY NOT YOU’ We will BURNER SERVICE MAN- Employer. Parkade Shopping Center. shipment damaged. G.E & $150. Outboard motor 40 horse ENGLISH SETTER MALE - H O USEKEEPER- Part time Convalescent Home, 333 Chairman. 186 East Center AKC REGISTERED SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for train Call Vernon. 875-2826. or Call 643-5135. PHONE 643-2711 FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. Evinrude $250. Mobilehome LABRADOR RETRIEVER 10 months old. Very good weekends. Excellent benefits. Bidwell Street, Manchester, Street, Manchester. South Windsor. Will train. Manchester. 643-2414. EXPERIENCED RETAIL TRAINEE- Now B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main 45x10 with furniture in cam- PUPPIES- Blacks and breeding, with excellent Apply at Meadows Convales­ Conn., 647-9194. Apply 9 Brookfield Street or LAl’NDRY WASHMAN- Part RECEIVING C LE R K wanted. accepting applications for FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Street, 643-2171. ground $4,000, Call 525- yellows. Excellent blood lines. temperament and nice cent Home, 333 Bidwell St., NURSES AIDES - Call CGS call 289-5918, after 12 noon. TRUCK MECHANIC with Must be able to operate fork Management Training. Call 742-8228. markings. Very reasonable. lime. 3rd shift Temporarv for Manchester. NEED EXTRA MONEY? this week for private duty and B qualified experience in weekends. Apply Meadows lift and have shipping and How about working for a few Positions available in Hart­ FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom Must sell! 646-1423. NURSES AIDES - Full time, Help Wented 13 staff assignments. We offer . general truck repairs. Com­ Convalescent Home. 333 checking experience. Good weeks, as a Nurse’s Aide, ford and West Hartford areas. Set. Excellent condition. FU L L LENGTH Ranch Mink and part time. 7-3 and 11-7. SECRETARY WANTED - excellent rales, instant pay mands top wages. $280 a Bidwell Street, Manchester. starting salary for right per­ nights, 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.? The Candidiates will be trained in ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Queen-size bed, triple dresser, Coat, excellent condition. Size Experienced preferred, but week. Must have own tools. Medical experience desirable. WANTED BABYSITTER - In plan, weekend bonus plan. 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. son. Free parking, easy Meadow s Convalescent total management of Health dresser with shelved mirror, we will train. Apply in person: All company benefits. For Ap­ RefeTences. Call 646-6323. DEADLINE RATES my home for Mondays thru CGS, III Pearl St.. Hartford. NURSES AIDES- Full time, access to 1-84, Call 646-1737 for Home is looking for tem­ and Beauty Aid Discount 246-5626. night stand. 4 years old. $800. East Hartford Convalescent pointment call 688-2233. all shifts Experience appointment. Store. Some prior retail 1 day ...... 12a word par day Friday. 7:30 to 5 pm. Call 649- 568-0935. SEASONED FIREWOOD- $65 RESPONSIBLE PERSON porary Nurse’s Aides to work 12:OoVoon the day before 6685. Home. 745 Main Street. East Preferred, but training will be experience helpful. We offer publlcjiitjon. 3daya ...... tta word par day per cord, 2 cords $120. Red N E E D E D to assume any from 8 to 40 hours per week. 6 day! ...... 10a word par day KITCHEN HELP NEEDED- Hartford DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL Detdiina lor Ssturdiy and __ 30" ELECTRIC Frigidaire oak. Cut, split and delivered. given Apply in person: East NURSE AIDES- We arc Hospitalization. Paid For example, instead of duties in the operation of a 7- No experience necessary, we 26 dayt .. 9< d a y t...... AVON - To become a A position for an energetic, Call 871-0779. BUSES WANTED- We will Hartford Convalescent Home, looking for mature, responsi­ Vacations. Paid Holidays, Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. Stove. Immaculate. $100. discarding and then replacing 11 Food Store. Ground level will train you. Give it a try, IS words $2 00 minimum representative call 822-8083 hardworking individual, in a SEWING MACHINE train you. Part time. 745 Main Street, Ea.st Hart­ ble people, who demonstrate yiply in person at Meadow’ s Paid Sick Days. Life In­ Color: White. Call 643-9317 broken items such as china, Operators and miscellaneous position that can lead to assis­ Happy A d i ...... $2.50 Inch collect for dclails. new local concern. Hours: 9-5, FOR SALE- Fresh cut Housewives and retirees ford warmth and understanding, Convalescent Home, 333 surance, Short Term Disabili- after 5 p.m. potter>\ jeweli>’ and sneakers, workers needed. Must have preferred Manchester area. tant manager or manager by PLEASE READ 5 days a week. 643-7424. firewood in 4 to 5 ft. lengths. simply mend them yourself. caring for elderly han­ Bidwell Street, Manchester. ty, Paid Pension Plan. Apply some high school education 643-2373.______performance. Benefits in­ Monday January 22nd, 10 to 5 PHARMACIST. Registered. SEARS KENMORE Asking $50 per cord delivered. All it takes is a remarkable BABYSITTER- Light clude insurance, credit union dicapped and mentally Conn., 647-9194. YOUR AD Top salary, lop benefits. ENERGETIC Mountain Call 872-0313. Must be able to read and retarded patients. If you have only. Brooks Discount, 277 IRONER- "Just Like New'. product called Eastman 910 speak English, and provide SECRETARY - Part time housekeeping. 2 bright, affec­ and profit sharing. Second and Clabslfled ads are taken over Excellent opportunity to ad­ Movers- To work at grass no experience, we will train West Middle Turnpike, the phone, as a conver.lance. For the collector or adhesive. own transportation. No mornings. Vernon Circle area. tionate boys, ages 5 and 8. third shifts. Apply in person at ELECTRICIAN- Experienced vance beyond store level. roots level, for Consumer / FOR SALE $100- Dining Room you. Enjoy such extra benefits in commercial and residential Manchester. The Herald la reaponalblu for homeowner. Only $75.00. Call Within just a few seconds, a experience necessary. Please Typing, and machine seek mature and loving adult 7-11, Route 30. T'olland or 960 Positions throughout Connec- Environmental Reform. For 647-1451, ask for Mr. Mez- Set. Buffet, table and 6 chairs. as Free HospitHospital & Medical wiring. Call 646-5422. only one Incorrect insertiqn and interview, call Julie 527-9231, drop of Eastman 910 ad­ Call Personnel Department at transcription a must. Send to care for them. Own •Sullivan Ave. South Windsor. then only 'to the site Of the licul. Write or call: BobMasi, zabottc. White oak. Please call 528- hesive, followed by fingertip resume lo Box AA. c o transportation. 646-0261 E.O.E. Insurance. Paid Vacation. HOUSEKEEPER - Mature 84 Ridgewood Terr., EOE. 3229. Pioneer Parachute Companv. Paid Holidays, and Paid Sick original insertion. Errors which pressure, forms a firm, dur­ Manchester Herald PART TIME JANITOR- For woman to live and care for 2 do not lessen the value of the* Northampton. Mass. 01060. 644-1581 Time. Work from 8 to 40 hours WE BUY AND SELL Used able bond between rubber, NURSES AIDE - Full or part DENTAL ASSISTANT- medium size office complex. kids. Light housekeeping. advertisement wttf not be cor- 413-584-2012 RNs, LPNs - CGS has a WEDDING GOWN AND er week. Apply in person at Furniture. One piece or entire metals, plastics, hardwoods SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- time 11 pm to 7 am. Laurel Expericnced preferred. Experience necessary. References. 875-2575 mor­ reetdd by an'additional inser- growing need for experienced VEIL. Beautiful, size 10. Call LPN or MEDICAL leadow's Convalescent lion. household. Cash on the line. and ceramics. Eastman 910 Excellent Part Time work. Manor. 91 Chestnut Street. Manchester office. Available R Hours: 5p.m. to 10p.m., three nings. 643-2644 evenings. professionals. Work close lo 649-3542 or 643-9467. VERY NICE RANCH $45,900 ASSISTANT for Rockville Home, 333 Bidwell Street, nights a week. Call Mr. MECHANIC WANTED - Furniture Barn. 6464)865. can hold up to 5,000 pounds. Will train. Call Manchester Specialist Office, ap­ 649-4519 February 1st. Please write to home on private duty or staff Reasonable. First floor family room wifh franklin afove, 1’/i, Box S. c/o Manchester Manchester, Conn., 647-9194. Whitney at 568-2020 for an ap­ MEDICAL ASSISTANT- SM ALL EN GIN ES - snow assignments. Excellent rates, Another money-saving tip is 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. proximately 17 hours per blowers, lawn mowers, chain COPPERTONE baths, eat-ln kitchen, 2 or 3 badrooma, first floor to buy product kits and as­ COLLECTIONS- Experience Herald. pointment. Needcd for 2 Doctor office. instant pay plan, insurance HUMIDIFIER- week. Send resume and CLERICAL ASSISTANT- saws etc. Year round work. REFRIGERATO R With Ice semble them yourself instead is a help but not a necessity. Must be knowledgeable. Plea­ Help Wented 13 Help Wanted 13 protection, weekend bonus Featherweight Singer Sewing laundry, fireplaced living room, partial basement, WANTED - Gas station atten­ references to: Box M c'o Order Desk at Hartford 633-6063. Maker. Excellent condition. of buying pre-assembled Join our modern, progressive BOOKKEEPER- Accounts MEDICAL ASSISTANT / sant personality. References plan. CGS, 111 Pearl SI., Hart­ Machine, Black & White RCA generally large rooms, nice Bolton neighborhood, dant. full or part time. Manchester Herald. Despatch needs efficient in­ SECRETARY 17 cubic fool. $260 or Best items. agency. Pleasant working Payable and related office needed. 875-2575. PART TIME CASHIER ford. 246-5626. Portable TV, Tape Recorder carpeting. Mature, responsible person dividual to process paperwork RECEPTIONIST- PART TIME HELP ENGINEERING- EDP to 27K Offer. Call 643-6662, or 875- conditions, competitive salary duties, 25-30 hours per week. needed for busy home & Speakers, 78 RPM Albums. for third shift. References A TOP MOTORCYLCE in our Moving Department. Manchester Physicians Office WANTED DAYS- Phone 649- DOE fee paid. Engineering 8045. after 5:30 p.m. and benefits plan are Experience required. Must 0925 or 643-7823. Industrial decorating center. TYPIST- shorthand a plus. Call 742-6700 between 8-12, 4-8. Call 871-1698. MECHANIC NEEDED- Top Typing important. You can needs an assistant who is also experience with wages, fringe benefits, featured. For appointment. work effectively without Graphics Company. Experience in supermarket or Manchester Real Estate Ap­ WE BUY AND SE LL used fur­ INDEX supervision. 649-4562, become integral part of busy, a good typist with an aptitude microprocessors will carpet praisal Office. Hours 9-5. Call TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. vacations and bonuses! Apply Call Mr. Powers. 289-0256. discount store preferred. the way to local prestige com­ niture. One piece or entire SNOW BIRD SNOWBLOWER ODEGARD N O TIC I9 congenial office. East Of for figures, and a pleasant SECRETARY Evenings and weekends. App­ 646-0882. FOR SALE- Good condition. Apply 81 Commerce Street, in person: Cycle World. 3000 Capitol City Adjustment River. HOUSEKEEPERS pany. Contact Frank Kramer household. Cash on the line. 1 — Lost and Found Bureau P E R S O N TO W O R K In Monday-Friday, 8-5, telephone manner. Hours 9 Full time position ly in person at Inside Oullet, Cali 568-6604 after 5 p.m. 2 — Psrsonals Glastonbury. PTG Company Main Street. Glastonburv. Paid Insurance and WANTED- Weekends and Multi-Personnel, 457 Center Furniture Barn. 646-0865. REALTY kitchen making sandwiches. Pension a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday thru Burr Corners in Manchester, FULL TIME CUSTODIAN - weekdays. 3 — Announcsmsntt Telephone TO-7M1. Benefits. Phone 528-9551, Mrs. open to experienced gal during the week. Flexible Street, Manchester, 643-7700. BOOKKEEPER Full time opening available. Friday, Salary commensurate Ct. 2:30 lo 11 p.m. Apply Gilead A — Enisrtsm m snt Dewey for appointment at 225 with experience. Replies hours. Essex Motor Inn, 100 FOR SALE APARTMENT & 6 4 3 * 4 3 6 5 5 — Auctions ACCOUNTS payable, C all Flabbie at 649-4561, with accurate typing Hill school, 228-9458. ’ SUPERINTENDENT- PART Prospect Street, East Hart­ should include business and East Center Street, E N G I N E E R S size gas stove. Good condition Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 INVITATION TO BID receivable. Automotive between 10 a m. and 4 p.m. PART TIME CAFETERIA FINANCIAL TIME. One bedroom apart­ ford, EOE. personal references. Write to and office procedure Manchester, call 646-2300. ELECTRICAL 14 to 24K fee $30 or best offer. Call 643-1369 Sealed bids will be received experience helpful. Minimun 5 ASSISTANT- For employee Bualneaa Opportunitf 14 6 — Bonds-Stocks-Mort^sgsa ment available. On site Box SS, c/o Manchester background, for a small, paid. Expertise in R&B? anytime. FREE TO GOOD HOME- 9 — P sfson si Loans years full-time recent cafteria, located in East Hart­ Please call for a more complete description. This is an unusually nice superintendent, downtown in the Office of The Director A'TTENTION - Need 2 people INDIVIDUALS N EED ED To Herald. PART TIME CLEANING Testing? Design? Control Male Doberman, 1 year old. 10 — insurance bookkeeping experience. well-established com­ ford. Some light cooking and MANCHESTER Package ranch wtih an oversized two car garage on a nicely landscaped acre lot. Manchester. Excellent for of General Services, 41 over 21. Immediate employ­ work as Homemaker- Home HELP- Needed for evenings. Systems? Our clients are ihal. combined with the generally very good condition and attractive counter experience required. store. Excellent location. Well Female Doberman, 1 1/2 EMPLOYMENT semi retired individual. Center Street, Manchester, Career position, excellent ad­ ment. This is not a fancy ad, Health Aides in Agency ser­ pany. Good benefits. Must have own transporta­ anxious to offer you oppor­ I IMISC. FOR SALE years old. No papers. Call 646- decorating make ihis a very solid value... 13 — Help Wanted Hours: 10a.m. to2 p.m., Mon­ established business. Call Requires several hours per Connecticut, until January vancement 527-8246 we simply want a person who PRiCISION MACHINI Salary based on tion. Call 643-4000. tunities. Contact Frank 4596. 14 — Business Opportunities vicing 10 towns East of River. day thru Friday. Call Mr. Marion E. Robertson, 15 — Situation Wanted week, general maintenance 30, 1979 at 11:00 a m. lor the needs a permanent job. Ad­ Car essential. Training Kramer Multi-Personnel, 457 MEN AND WOMEN $150 per OPERATORS experience. Whitney at 568-2IH0 for an ap­ Realtor, 643-5953. work. Call 528-9885 weekdays. following: vancement opportunity. Call provided. Good hourly rate. FAST FOOD SERVICE Center Street. Manchester. Articles lor Sale 41 EDUCATION week to show our equipment between 10 am. and 3' pm. - WANTED Apply at: pointment. 18 — Private Instructions Mileage reimbursement. NEEDS HELP- Apply in per­ 643-7700. BUS DRIVERS - will train if WORK SHIRTS - FIRE and supplies. No sales 528-3869. E.O.E. First class only; five years VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco ALUMINUM Sheets used as 19 — S choois-Ciasses F rin g es Phone 643-9511. NOBLE & son to: Arby’s Roast Beef, 257 Snacks with locations $3,580 ?0 ~ Instructions Wanted necessary. Apply 90 DEPT necessary. Apply Electrolux, EOE. minimum experience. Broad Street, Manchester. WANTED - Full lime cook. PROGRAMMER ANALYSTS printing plates, .007 thick Brookfield Street, South Wind­ 1123 Main Street, East Hart­ Openings for Jig Bore, Apply in person al Tacorral, CALL TOLL F R E E 1-800-423- 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for REAL ESTATE O N E N E W 17.400 GVW BOOKKEEPER / TYPIST- WESTBROOK - 14 to 20K fee paid. Program 2355 Ext. 905. sor. Call 289-5918. ford or call 528-3869 between One person office. Part time Broad St. Manchester. $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be -> Homes >or Sale DUMP TRUCK WANTED PART TIME clerk Bridgeport 3-D, N/C Cin: KEY PUNCH OPERATOR- your future. Go where your VERY U ~ Lols-Lend lor Sale 10 am and 4 pm. 20 WESTBROOK ST. I hours. One rite system. Trail timatic; Set-up man for 8:15 to 5. IB M 5296. skill is rewarded. Contact picked up before 11 a.m. — Investment Property / typist, general office duties. E. HARTFORD CONN OFFERS INVITED / PART TIME. Do you have 2 ONE HATCHBACK SEDAN balance, quarterly report, Milling machine. First or Experienced preferred. WANTED - Full time dis­ Frank Kramer Multi- ONLY. ?6 — Business Property Afternoons- 5 days a week. hwasher. Apply in person at RETAIL STORE ON ?7 — Resort Property hours a day? Work at home on COCKTAIL WAITRESSES- payroll. Call 646-7760. 06108 Apply: Gaer Brothers, 140 Personnel. 457 Center Street, ONE (1) FOUR DOOR Call 649-8743. Bolton's Select­ secono shift. Please apply Tacorral, 246 Broad St., WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- GOOD ’8 — Real Estate Wanted the phone servicing our Nights only. Experienced on­ Equii opportunity employer COMPACT SEDAN man's Office. in person only: Rye Street. South Windsor. Manchester: 643-7700. 000 per year. Excellent terms. customers in your spare time. ly Apply New Tangerine M c C o n n e l l r e s u m e Manchester. MISC. SERVICES Call John, at Chenette REAL 249-7773. The Town of Manchester is Restaurant, 1219 Burnside SERVICE - Changing jobs? LE-MI CORPORATION )1 — Services Offered MUNSONS CANDY GO WITH THE WINNER Associates, “ Gallery Of 12 — Pamim g-Papering an equal opportunity Avenue, East Hartford. Unemployed? Graduating 180 TuniMl Read ESTATE RANCHI KITCHEN is now accepting Homes." 528-9081. 13 — Buildmg-Conlracting CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC employer, and requires an soon? Returning to the Vernon, C T 06066 MOLD MAKER 14 — Rootmg-Siding - Experienced only. Top applications for part time 15 — Heating-Plumping affirmative action policy for EXPERIENCED marketplace? For prompt, or MACHINIST SALES wages, ^ ply: Atlas Tile. 1862 employment. Hours are 4-8 CARRIERS SNAP-ON-TOOLS Dealership- 16 — Flooring M A C H IN IST S & L A T H E confidential preparation of Experienced person to work on The BMIIiOWS COMPMY 17 — Moving.Truciong-Storage all of its Contractors and Monday thru Friday and 8 Opening for sales minded per­ Berlin Tpke,, Wethersfield, OPERATORS- Full or part your resume, call 649-2288. plastic injection molds. Must be Is + r(wm — 3 bedrooms — South Windsor, convenient to Manchester_aaraan _ l 18 — Services Wanted Vendors as a condition of hours on Saturday or Sunday. NEEDED son. Investment required. Call 563-0151. time. Excellent benefits. App­ able to do own set ups and read South Wi k W office 20-24 hours per week. Call for OVER 600 OFFICES COAST TO COAST • r*i.«vr mewmr uecroom — narawoodTioors — fu b anh MISC FOR SALE doing business with the Intonofd In a FOR DOLLAR MVER prints Attractive starting rate Sales manager. 529-7481. ly’ in person at: 1422 Tolland AUTOMOTIVE LOT MAN & appointment 649-4332. AND WE HAVEN'T SCRATCHED THE SURFACE YET! has a few openingt for fun sulatlon ®^P clerical — 100X200 shrubbed yard — aoeclal aaa hot' 10 — HousieholcJ G oods Town, as per Federal Order Turnpike, Manchester. LM Service Station Attendant. One Day A Wash depending upon experience, plus J baseboard heating ayatem—air conditioner / TV antenna / range and hood / diJmwasheil It Articles lor Sale PROBATE NOTICE Naw Protaaalon? company benefits. A pply in person. tima sales people. If you 11246. G ill Welding Manufacturing Apply in person: Gorin's No C o llae ^ The World's Largest Employment Service is seeking qualified In- 12 — Building~SuppHes NOTICE TO CREDITORS Untitnitad In co m , Bonut and Monday thru Friday. 9 a.m. to 4 l''Nutm1?’®5ullf^i^loTdTalue7f ®“"<'ry/work.hop.r«i-] Co., Division of BHS, Inc , or • dMduaJs or couple to OWN and OPERATE their own Employment Ser­ are serious about i 13 — Pets -Birds* Dogs ESTATE OF WILLIAM D WILSON Bid forms, plans and Sports Car Center, Route 83, Incwithn PIm , m Uw guldMiM p.m. 4 — Musical Inatrumenta call 647-9931. vice Center In Manchester. * EDUCATION The Hon, David C. Rappe. Judge, of specifications are available Vernon. and dkMIkai dMirad. PIm m M let AREA lucrative career in real es­ 5 — Boats & Accessories the Court of Probate. District of Experience Is not Important, our training will take care of that. Common ACROMOID PRODUCTS CORP. £ — Sporting Goods at the General Services Of­ •Noklng oondraaia. MmUMr o( too Windermere Avenue •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Coventrv at a hearing held on January $ SAVER HmcliMtar, Hirttard and Var- CHAMBERS sense and management ability are, however, a must. tate, call Wke Kaprove, 7 — Garden Products 17.1979 ordered that a ll cla im s must be Ellington, Conn, Private Inatrucllons 18 8 — Antiques fice. 41 Center Street, X-RAY non MulUpla LlaUne. Onealng FRENCH presented to the fiduciary on or before or call 875-3373 644*2591. 9 — Wanted to Buy Manchester, Connecticut. HERALD ROUTE aducatlon and aamltiar program, Minimum investment (Including franchise lee) Is $20,000. VERY GOOD April 17. 1979 or be barred as by law HELP WANTED TECHNICIAN freer CARROL for an interview. REMEDIAL READING and provided Call Mike Schell TO LL FREE at W -2$7-947e .ODEGARD RENTALS TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Registered x-ray technician math: individualized work Bertha E. Rappe. Oerk Im m cduitr npt*ninR through June OPEN 2nd AREA CONDITION 2 — Rooms for Rent CONNECTICUT to work between 8 hours H you ara hardworking and oan program, (lst-8th grade) by 3 — Apartments lor Rent The fiduciary is: 29. 1979 lor HOMP: ECONOMICS ba nwdvatad by a larga yaarly In- WALKER 8T. AND REALTY 4 — Homes for Rent Irene H. Wilson RO BERT B. WEISS, TE.A(”IIPJt in outreach program and 15 hours weekly In­ enma. wa may b a n anj paning TO master s degree teacher. 568- BARROWS 5 — Business for Rent 1009 North River Road for .school ace parents ('onnerticut cluding weekends. For WAKEFIELD CIRCLE yeu. Ab hrquMaa eonhdandal. 8075. 173 2 Ellington M . 6 — Resort Property for Rent Coventrv. Connecticut 062J8 GENERAL MANAGER NEIGHBORHOOD ^ 6 4 3 ^ 4 3 6 5 home eroiHimics tearher eertifica- Can Dan. PARKER 8T. 7 — Wanted to Rent - « - l 34-1 more Information please and South Windsor linn required, working hours must 3rd AREA RIDING LESSONS indoor 58 — Mtsc for Rent contact the Personnel be flexible .salary to be negotiated IWILDFLOWER ROAD D A N ia F. PHELPS riding ring. Western slock 644*2591 AUTOMOTIVE Ihin Ihe Vernon teachers Department 646-1222. AREA seat, saddle seat and hunt - Autos .lor Sale TOWN OF MANCHESTER schedule I )e;idlino for applications REALE, REALTORS OAKWOOD 62 Trucks for Sale Manchester Memorial seat. All levels 228-9817. lanuarv III 1979 Inquire Mr 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Msffliwr NETWORK AVONDALE Itonald Ko/inh. Vernon Public Hospital NO MORE WAITING... 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles CALL 647-9946 of Hornet VOICE, PIANO Instructions. 65 — Campers-Traiiers-Mobiie LEGAL NOTICE Schools. Tel 203-875-B47I. Equal 71 Haynes Street CALL LARAIN Homes O pportiim lv P'.mployer Manchester, Ct. 06040 176 Mein Sty Maneheeter Former faculty New York 66 — Automotive Service OR 646-7835 742-5549 Music and Art High School. f.//iin/ Efii/ifnx’rr 6 4 6 -4 5 2 5 YOU CAN PLACE YOUR 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public Professional Singer/Pianist. NEW YEAR WANT hearing on Monday, February 5, 1979 at 7:30 P.M. in the 644-8597. Hearing Room. Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, HERALD & DOLLAR SAVER Manchester, Connecticut, to hear and consider the following PRINTER GUITAR, BANJO, AD SPECIAL □ NOTICES petitions: Opportunity for a part time printer MANDOLIN BASS LESSONS- Folk. Blue Grass, Popular. MERRITT N. BALDWIN - ZONE CHANGE - to operate a 1250W printing press and related equipment. Flexible DOLLAR SAVER Ages, 5 - adults. Beginners - Lost and Found 1 HILLSTOWN ROAD (B-23) hours during weekdays b ^ e e n professionals. E aw enjoyable To change the zoning classification from Rural Residence to 7AM and 3:30 PM. progress. FREE ■LO - A■ N LOST- ORANGE AND Some printing experience Residence AA lor a parcel of 20,86 acres on the west side of CARRIERS NEEDED INSTiRUMENT. 646-6557. WHITE CAT - Male. Name required. For more inlormation Hillstown Road — 320V and 336V Hillstown Road. Clancy. In vicinity of Nathan please, contact the personnel One day a weak • No collacting Know how to got the TRUMPET LESSONS also Hale School area. Call 643- GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORPORATION - RESUBDIVISION departrnenl 646-1222 extension 481- beginning trombone, flute and 8510. - NORTH MAIN STREET (G-34) • Thomas, Falknor, O’Laary area most from good peopio drums. B.S. in Mus. Ed. with Manchester Memorial Application for resubdivision approval — creation of one lot, • TImrod, Cobb Hill, Duncan, TImbar and machinery? 12 years teaching experience. HIMALAYAN CAT - Looks Hospital at any hour... Reasonable rates and good 8.72 acres, in an Industrial Zone, and two parcels, A and B. in I LINES like long haired Siamese. Last 71 Haynes Street area Profeeelonil with euch a rara touch of teaderehlp results. Resume sent on seen in Washington School a Residence A Zone, from an 8.85 acre parcel on the south Manchester. Ct. 06040 and practical ability will have a made-to-ordar oppor­ request. My home 643-7305 • Ferguson, Mountain, Arnott area tunity with AMF Cuno a leading oomparty In liquid area. If found please call 633- side of North Main Street — 776 North Main Street. Hqiinl Oiqiurtunily Emptoypr Dana. flltration ayatami. (20 Words) 1778. FRANK GRIGALIS ET AL - ZONE CHANGE - BUCKLAND STREET (G-35) Schoola-Claaaes 19 LOST KEY RING WITH SueoeMful candidata win ba reaponalbla for aet-upa KEYS- Main Street area. To change the zoning classification from Rural Residence to and work aaaignmenta that will keep production of FOR THE BEST - Manchester FOR Please call 643-5838 after 5 Business III for approximately 1,7 acres on the west side of complex oqulpment at peak lavela of afflclfncy. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 p.m.- Buckland Street — #38, #40 and #60 Buckland Street. Troubleahooting and Innovattvo capabHRlea aa Impor­ pupils per teacher. F R E E in­ tant as ability to motivata plant worktra. 643-2718 At this hearing, interested persons may be heard and written When in need of a Service or Product troductory lesson with this ad. SMALL TAN AND WHITE Call 646-6306. or 646-3549. tailless dog, very friendly, communications received. Copies of these petitions have been filed in the Town Clerk’s office and may be inspected To qualify, you must hava 8-6 years txperience with named Taney. Liost in the matarlal and production control. Oegraa prtfarrtd. CERAMIC CLASSES- 4 Woodhill Road area. Reward. during office hours. Excellem salary, fully oommanaurata with txptrlanoa weeks, $5.00. Now registering. Call 649-7401. Planning and Zoning Commission and quallficatlona. ComprehenaNe benaflts paekaga, Day and evenings. 643-1256, or Ronald Gates, Secretary plus ganeroua employee discounts on famous AMF 647-9613. sporting goods and lelaure tima products. & IMPOUNDED- Male about 2 CALL A PROFESSIONAL months old, black Lab. Dated this 22nd day of January, 1979. Waddell Road area. Male 42-1 I I REAL ESTATE Sand raaums, Indicating salary requlramant, In con- DAYS Terrier, light tan, 2 or 3 years 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 fidanca, to; Roland 8t. Patar, Paraonnal Managtr. Nigkt old, Parker Street area. Con­ tact Manchester Dog Warden, Homes For Sale 23 646A555. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 7 ROOM COLONIAL CAPE- 2 EDA Project Number to be refunded his payment FOR Penonali 2 ____ CUNO DIVISION to 4 bedrooms. 1 car garage. assigned. The owner reserves the TIRE 8 MEN'S HAIR STYLING SUROlCAL SUFPHES Walk in basement. right to waive any infor­ P.O. Box V WOMEN WANTED FOR Town of Manchester, Connec­ Conveniently located to shop­ malities or to reject any or all Talcottville, Conn. 06006 ping center. $47,900. No BO W LIN G league - 9:15 ticut (Owner) Hairttifling MEDCO bids. MY TYRE MAN An «qubl opportunity tmpkiyw M/F agents. 6464877. Wednesday nights. Please call Separate sealed bids for the for SURGICAL S U m Y CO. Each bidder must deposit **.# Friendly Place • Wheel C ^ tWalkan PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED 646-2161 after 5 p.m. Construction of Railroad a Coatittodta with his bid, security in the to Re-Tyre” iMen COLONIAL - 7 rooms, formal Siding, Contract No. 7, will be • iurglcai Supports 0 aneea dining room, large eat-in RIDE WANTED TO amount, form and subject to 357 BROAD ST. a Jobat CiMfom SuMorti ^ p D O L L A R S HAMILTON STANDARD. received by the Town of 457 Main SI. • Maateolemy /‘otma a Stm i U -jf.- kitchen. 4 bedrooms, heated 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 the conditions provided in the 043-2444 m m ft. HMin porch, 2 car garage, with Windsor Locks. 7:30 to 4:00. Manchester, Connecticut at Manchaatar 647-1167 Registered Nurses the office of the Director of Information to Bidders. chimney for wood stove, Night 643-2718 Call 643-5686. Attention of bidders is par­ AUTO SEBVBE^ ■2711 (Non-Cancelable) General Services until 11:00 RESTAURANT FULL & PART TIME NIGHTS private lot. $56,900. Group 1, ticularly called to the Phllbrick Agency 646-4200. WANTED - Ride from Porter a m. E.S.T., February 5, 1979 MISC. FOR SALE requirements as to conditions NO SHIFT ROTATION 40 — Houaanoid Qoodt Street to Pratt and Whitney. and then w ill be publicly MAPLE Mobil 41 — Articiaa lor Sait of employment to be observed CARRY NATIONS To Advertise Your GLASTONBURY- 3 bedroom 42 — Building Suppliai MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Second shift. Call 646-4714. opened and read aloud. and minimum wage rates to 843-1305 Super Servlcet inc, We have several openings for Registered Nurses Ranch. Fireplaced living 43 — Pata-Birda-Oogs P.O. BOX 581 The information for QAt • OIL - LUiRICATlON • 44 Livaatock MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 be paid under the contract. who have recent experience In either an room, country kitchen, 48 — Boata 8 Accaaaorlas Bonda-Stocke-Uortgegea 8 Bidders. Form of Bid, Form FINE LUNCHES A C C E tS O m it Business or Ser­ EXTENDED CARE FACILITY or a HOSPITAL. For your extra convenience, we heve Inetelled e Want finished basement on wooded CLASSIFIED INDEX: 48 — Sporting Goode In accordance with TIRES AND SATTERIES 47 — Qardan Products of Contract, Plans, Comar ol Cantar 8 Main St 220 tPEOCf n , MANCMEtm We would also like to Interview "New Qraduates" acre lot. Mid-50's. Call 633- 48 — Anilquae ( Dear Sira: MONEY FOR ANY Executive Order 11246 (30 Ad Department after-houra anewarlng eervice. Now, 6635. 49 — Wantad lo Buy Specifications and Forms of nMMS«l44S7 vice In This Direc­ for present or future openings. Plaata run tha following ad for 4 dayt at lha apaclal WORTHWHILE REASON- F.R. 12319-25), the implemen­ whatever the hour, day or night, Sundaya or holidays NOTICES RENTALS Bid Bond, Performance and REAL ESTATE monay-aaving rata ot *4.001 We w ill arrange financing ting rules and regulations We ofler excellent wages and benefits and an op- Reel Eatale Wanted 28 1 — Lo«1 and Found 62 — Rooma lor Rani Payment Bond, and other con­ SIDINQ, STORM WINDOWS, DOORS. AWNIMBt A CANOPUS 2 — Poraonala 23 — Homaa for Sala 53 — Apartmanta for 24 — Lota*Land tor Salt □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED with our many sources of $. thereof, and orders of the poctunity to utilize your professional nursing 3 — Announotmoma Rani tract documents may be tory, Please Call 4 — Entartalnmanf 28 — Invaatmant Proparty 54 — Homaa for Rant Quick, confidential service. Secretary of Labor, a Cer­ Dial Days 643-271 1 A L L CASH For your property. 26 — Buiinaaa Proparty examined at the following: knowtedgs and skills In a progressive and friendly 8 — AfiCtlona 65 — Bualnaaa lor Rant When you think of money, tification regarding Equal Op­ Within 24 hours. Avoid Red 27 — Raaort Proparty 58 — Raaort Proparty FINANCIAL 26 — Rati Eatala Wantad (1) (’) l«) (•) think of ATLANTIC COAST community Hospital. Tape. Instant Service. Hayes for Rant (*) Office of the Director of portunity is required of 643-2711; Ask For Dial Nights 643-2718 8 — Bond! • Stoefca - 57 — Wantad lo Rani FINANCIAL SERVICES. Just General Services For further Information and to arrange for a per­ Corp. 646-0131. Moriqaeaa 58 — Miac- for Rant call 647-1122. bidders or prospective con­ 9 Parional Loani MISC. SERVICES sonal Interview please contect the Personnel 10 — Inauranca 3 0 -T ra v a l AUTOMOTIVE Municipal Building tractors and their proposed J m I give us your msMaga, name and address - We’ll do the 81 — Auloa for Salt — (li— (7) (» (•) (H) SELLING your house? Call us EMPLOYMENT 31 — Sarvicaa Offarad 41 Center Street Department at 646*1222 ext. 461 between the 32 —’ Painting-Paparing 62 — Trucka for Salt subcontractors prior to the BILL TUNSKY Tina or Joe 13 — Halp Wantad 83 — Haavy Equipmant first and we’ll make you a hours of 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through 33 - Building- Manchester. Connecticut award of contracts or subcon­ 14 — BuUnaaa Contracting for Sala n EMPLOYMENT cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Opportunftlaa 54 — Molorcydaa ★ ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDING Friday. 34 — nootlng*Sldlng (11) (14) <1») 06040 tracts. No mof6 rushing to call before noon. Order your Want Ad whenever 18 — Situation Wantad Bicycla^ampari («l 0») BUILDING SUPPLIES" Realtor, 643-1577. 38 — Haating-Plumbing Copies may be obtained at the No bidder may withdraw his (20 Colon To Chooao From) ~ 0^ tJay. even on Sundays and holidays. EDUCATION 38 — Flooring Trulara*Mobiia Halp Wanted 13' 37 ~ Moving-Trucking* Homaa 18 — Privata In r uctlona 86 — Automolfva Sarvfca office of the D irector of bid within 60 days after the ac­ IM M EDIATE Cash for your 19 — Bchooia C laaaaa Sioraga ★ AWNINGS A CANOPIES KEUY-FRAOCT 67 — Autoa for Ram im (17) (i« ) (HI (*•) General Services located at tual date of the opening property. Let us explain our 20 — Inatrudiona Wantad 38 - Sarvicaa Wantad RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 lo 1 LUMIERIIUIIT lair proposal. Call Mr, 22 — Condomlniuma Manchester, Connecticut upon thereof. ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS shifts. Good pay. good 73 WIndaor Avs. (R t S3) MWCffSTBIMEMOliULHOSPITIIL Belfiore. 647-1413. PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED payment of $50.00 lor each set January 18. 1979 Phone 649-9095 71 Haynes Street Ad ever ae wolde — Raeuler Price benefits and working con­ VERNON uaiK ditions Apply in person, Ver­ Any successful bidder, upon Robert B. Weiss, FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS Manchester, Conneotloul 06040 WANTED BUILDING LOT- non Manor, 180 Regan Road. returning each set promptly General Manager 871-224B Equal Opportunity Employm Onc or more acres. Coventry, 2h e H c m K f m a s ... .oly...... s i M i ...... aactti Vernon and in good condition, will be Andover. Bolton, Hebron H e r a l h pma NA O l S S n C I T K N ...... 41-1 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING vicinity. Cash deal. Please call 295-9724. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING axpiraa JAN . 31, 1979

f , PAGE KIUHTKKN - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Jan. 22. 1979 EVENING H ERALD Mon., Jan. '22. 1979- PAGE NINETEEN BUSINESS & SERVICE Frank and Emaat Paanut9 — Ckarlaa M. Schulz XF THftRE l>N»T I CANT HELP YOU UITH IF YOU PON'THELPME, ACROSS 2 Own Answer to Previous Punie Dear Abby YOUR HOMEWORK BECAUSE ILL BUMP YOURN05E' THESE AI?E EASY 3 District I'LL BUMP YOUR ELBOW 50 . PROBLEMS t Hockey 4 Tristan’s R O O M ON t h e L i n e , I HAVE MY OWN YOU CANY WRITE STRAIBHT league (abbr.) beloved By Abigail Van Buren HOMEWORK TO PO... 4 Charged 5 Scull F E M ^ T E ^ , T particles 6 Cleopatra's r 8 Thought (Fr.) river 12 Hearing organ 7 Sneakily y O u c n h T T 13 Boat ride 6 Antiseptic liq­ DIRECTORY 14 Wild party uid 15 Sundown Services Ottered IT IN B Y TfPlN& 9 Small quantity 3t Services Ottered 31 Pelntlng-Peperlng 32 Building Contracting 33 By Abigail Van Buren 16 Paris airport 10 Selves 17 Building H u u aiuMna joas ooNt FASTER. 19F6 by Chicago Tiibune N Y Nawt Synd Inc 11 Journey WATERPROOFING- Founda­ J P. LEWIS A SON- Interior FARRAND REMODELING - entrance 19 Vex Garden tools, lawn and snow tion cracks, hatchways, tile and Exterior painting, paper 16 Oyster gem biow«f, adulpmem. etc. Any thing Cabinets and Formica Tops. 21 Fewer lines, sump pumps, window- hanging, remodeling, carpen­ R(K)fing. Gutters, Room Ad­ OitribTHia.inc iy a.i on Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 20 Planet's orbit 23 Skidded metal broken we can repair. Alao wells, walls. 30 Years try. Fully insured. 649-9658. 22 Mental auto rot. ditions, Docks. All types of D EAR ABBY: My husband and I are in our 60s and have 25 Puts to work Experience, 643-4953, 242-5915 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ********•••••#•••••••••••# component 36 Wight 50 Bring to bay TOLUND AUTO BOOT Remodeling and Repairs. two unmarried sons, 25 and 30. They don’t live at home. 26 Executioner in A AW PAINTING Contrac- Phone 643-6017. Otilces-Stores lor Bent 55 Autos For Sale 61 Two with I only wish cab Calloway (Pl-) ■'Mikado" 39 Rodents 52 Trade V7 Tolland StrrH Toil Hanford Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Each prefers to have his own apartment, but we are still pro­ INCOME TAX RETURNS tors Quality painting and the same name and could see th is ,' 24 Desire (si.) 27 Animal waste 41 Indian 53 British viding them with money, food, clothes, etc. ' • 25 Hawaiian lo ll Joan S2I-1M0 PREPARED- Reliable and paper hanging at reasonable GENERAL REPAIRS- ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. 1971 CHEVROLET IMPALA 1975 FORD TORINO WAGON- BANK REPOSSESSIONS a with a chemical 43 Necessitated nobleman dependable service. rates. Fuliv insured.Free Ideal location. $300 including Power steering, power The oldest is a college graduate and employed, but seems monogirammed coat.' instrument 28 Esau's country Ceramic Tile, Formica. hard lop. 2-door. Good running FOR SALE - 1977 Datsun 620 29 Organization 45 Long poems 54 Aidindiagnos- Reasonable rates. Weekdavs 5 Estimates ta ll Wavne 649- utilities. Don Horrigan, brakes. Air conditioning. to be in'Njebt all the time. 30 Shoot CAM TREE SERVICE - Free Plumbing and Electric. Call condition, $500, 649-7149 after Pickup. 1 1,000 miles, 33 Vexed 47 Skeleton part ing (comp. to 10 p.m., weekends 9 to 5 7696, Barrows Company. 647-1000. Radial tires, asking $1895. 31 Yen 649-1975 anytime. 5 pm. excellent condition $4300: 1975 The youngest had only one year of college, and goes from 34 Roman date 48 Piggin wd.) e-klimiites. discount senior p m. Phone L. Thompson at 1976 FORD TORINO 2 door 32 Burmese Oldsmobile Vista Cruisa job to job. He’s always broke due to poor judgment and 36 Bent to one cilizcn.s Company 643-2870 TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain­ MANCHESTER- Main Street Sedan. Power steering, power currency 49 Chinese 57 Period in Manchester-owned and LEON ClESZYNSKl DATSUN 260 Z, 1974. Air. AM- Stationwagon, needs bodv minor scrapes with the law. Right now we have a lawyer try­ side ting. Interior. Exterior Paper modern office available 400 brakes, air conditioning. 35 Biblical land (prefix) history operated Call 646d327. BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ FM, 8 Track. Rear window work $2700; 1974 Pontiac ing to get his driver’s license back, so here we are, bailing 37 Supplement MRS. LONDON- Hanging. General Repairs. sq. It. Heat. AC included. Call Radial tires. Asking $2095. ditions, Remodeling. Rec vents, defogger. Michelins. Firebird, automatic with air him out again. 38 Golden calf HOROSCOPE READER AND Fully Insured Call 643-1949 Hoiims. Garages. Kitchens 646-2469 or 646-2755 47,000 miles. Excellent condi­ Call Art Roth, 646-2830. i 2 3 4 5 6 7 HEW EAVING burn holes. $2525; 1973 Ford Country We love these boys, but I am tired of having to constantly 39 Latvia's 6 0 10 11 ADVISOR. Specializing in Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath tion $5,000 or best offer. 649- Zippers, umbrellas repaired Sedan Stationwagon $1000; capital 12 card reading. One Flight I'p PROFFE.SSIONAL Tile, Dormers. Roofing. 466 MAIN STREET. North of 4182. 1975 FORD GRAND TORINO 1970 Chevrolet Malibu $700; rescue them from their mistakes. A t our age, my husband 40 Bath aids 13 14 Window- shades. Venetian Apt 8 Reading by appoint­ PAINTING AND PAPERING Post office, abouf 5,000 sq, ff. WAGON- V-8 automatic, and I should be looking out for our own welfare, but our sons Residential or Commercial 1970 Chrysler New Yorker 42 Runs 15 16 ' 17 blinds Keys T\' FOR RENT. ment only. Call for appoint- Interior specialists of centrally located space. power steering, power brakes Marlow s, 867 Mam St 649- 649-4291 1972 C H E V Y V EG A -Good $650. The above may be seen are a constant drain on us financially as well as emotionally. 44 Bar item menf 225-5431. 62 Wesf Main Commericial and residential Ideal for store, office or oilier di.se, tinted glass, roof rack, 18 10 S22I condition. Everything new at the Savings I3ank of What do other parents do in such a situation, Abby? And 46 Encountered 21 St New- Brilian. Ct Free estimates, fuliv insured CARPENTRY - 15 YEARS business or commercial use. $450, or Best Offer. Call 643- radial tires, am-fm casette Manchester, 923 Main St.. what do you suggest? 47 Sloped 1 646-4879 Call 646-2426 9-5 pm player. 53,000 miles. Clean. upwards 22 23 1 ODD JOBS DONE • Cellars, experience guarantees top 4546 anvtime Manchester. TIRED PARENTS QUALITY CARPENTRY by- $3075. 742-6841. Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 51 Antique car ■ attics, parapes. yards (piality work and reasonable 25 26 27 3. z. 30 31 32 Harp Construction. Additions. ALL YOUR PAINTING and- STORE FOR RENT- Ap­ 55 Reclined cleaned. moving, rates. Alterations, 1976 TOYOTA CELICA GT- 5 ■ Roofing. Siding. Decks, and pa per hanging needs proximately 2000 square feel, 1969 CHRYSLER LE BARON- Trucks lor Sale 62 DEAR TIRED; At 25 and 30 it's time your “boya- were IF THAT REPORT FROM POSEIDON’S TELL ME, ■q OSH.I’D s a y YOU’VE WHAT'S THATTw e l L.LIKE WHY 56 Made mad 33 tnickinp Loam for sale. Lawn remodeling, suspended speed. Grey. One owner. Very 31 36 Garages Call anvtime. 649- Experienced workers to ceilings, repair. Call anytime presently set up for recording well cared' for. 646-4260, ask Excellent condition. Full men. Perhnps they have never become reaponsible and aelf- RI6HT- WE MAY SOON FIND THAT HALF-PINT, eOT eVBRVTHIU&, MIZ SUPPOSED /NOT LAY OFF THE 58 Strife ■ ■ service No job loo big or MAKO! MEBBE YOU JUST 37 5001. beaulify your home. Also 568-8193 studio. West Middle Turnpike. for Mr. Omeara, or 647-9565 power Asking $1150, or Best 1977 CHEVY SCOTTSDALE suppnrting because you have always rushed in to rescue 0O1.D-BEUI.IED M O NSTER WHO WHAT d o e s BRASS BUTTONS 59 Baseball team 3. small 568-8522 TOOK MV ARM. IT T A K E TO DON’T s h o w c a s e IT BIT AND PLAY UP 1 ■ exterior painting Call now- for Call 649-6205. or 643-6802 pm. Offer. Call 649-1486. PICKUP- Customized with them when the going got rough. number 40 41 ATTIUA! CHARM VOUR ENOUGH.' THE SWEATEK 60 Be concerned o 1 WILL DO IRONING In my immediafe .scheduling Free RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnef 34 Camper Cap. Needs minor Though motivated by “love," you have done them a HOOK-NOSED 1 COMPLETE CARPET A Tile 0IRL IMA0E 61 Southern 44 home - Reliable work done, estimate The Wall Arti.san's. FOUR 1 ROOM OFFICES 1974 LINCOLN M ARK IV- 56.- PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1976- repair. $4,000 or Best Offer. disservice. Yon will not always be around to bail them oat. BUD Py? MORE? « 2 installation and repairs Free just like Mom used to do " 646-5490, FOR RENT- $125 to $150 per Black 4 speed. Am-fm tape Call 647-9261, after 6 p.m. constellation ■ BIDW ELL HOME Improve­ 000 miles. Very good condi­ 47 46 40 1 estimates Call 64lir3745. after Please call Terri, at 643-7340 month Located in North stereo. New tires. Low Tell them that from now on they are on their own. They wUI 62 African lily 30 3, 52 53 54 5 p.m ment Co. Expert installation tion, Asking $4,500, Call 644- 1 LOW COST INTERIOR Manchester Business District. mileage. Excellent condition. 1 967 D O D G E P I C K U P respect you for it, and it might make men of them yet. I hope 63 W.W. I plane of aluminum siding gutters 0811 after 5 pm. 64 Layer 55 56 57 58 CHILD CARE IN LICENSED PAINTING Done nights and and trim Roofing installation Reply to Box 0, c o Asking $5500. Call after 5 TRUCK- 6 cylinder. Standard BRICK. BLOCK, STONE HOME- Laundry. Hot Lunch. weekends. Experienced Manchester Herald. p.m., 569-3387. shift. Good running condition. 50 60 ei Fireplaces.concrete Chimney and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. 1965 DODGE CORONET- 6 DOWN 7 to 6 daily. Accepting ages 2 painters Free estimates. $545. Call 289-0365. D EA R ABBY: My daughter is in the third grade and repairs No job too small cylinder, standard transmis­ 62 63 to 6. Also overtime services Please call 528-2422, after 4:00 OFFICE S P A C E - 1969 MERCURY MARQUIS - 64 Save’ Call 644-8356 for es­ SPECIALIZING cleaning and sion. Winterized and ready to recently had a birthday parly. She took the invitations to 1 Sob provided. Call 643-9677 p.m repairing chimneys, roof, new Professional Building. ap- go. Condition good. $195. 289- Colony Park Wagon. Runs but 1968 JEEP COMMANDER - school and passed them out to the classmates she wanted. timates Four wheel drive. Four-way roofs Free estimates. 30 proximately 400 square feet. 0365. needs work, $200 or best offer. There were 29 kids in her class and she wanted only 23 of ALLAN T. KEELER S TAX PERSONAL Paperhanging Includes: Heat, air con­ 649-6860. plow, $1800. Can be seen at QI ALITV CARPENTRY By- .years Experience, Howlev, them at her party. 2 SERVICE. Tax Returns done For particular people, by 643-5.361, ditioning. ample parking. Call PONTIAC CATALINA 1973 Brown s Tire Shop, 333 Main Harp Construction. .Additions, In the privacy of your home. Dick. Call 643-5703 anvtime. 871-0401, or 568-7657. 1978 CAMARO - Brown. 305 V- St., Manchester, 646-3444. After the party her teacher called me and told me that my roofing, siding decks and gar­ Station Wagon - Power Win at bridge Call 871-1781, for appointment. 8 engine. White wall radials. daughter should not have passed out her invitations at Alley Oop — Dave Qraue ages. Call anytime. 643-5tWl ROOFER WILL Install roof, steering, power brakes, air. •Siding or gutfer for low dis­ ROCKVILLE STORE - 20x60. Excellent condition. Clean, Automatic, console, sport FORD DUM P TRUCK F7 school unless she invited all the kids in her class. PROFESSIONAL Building Contracting 33 Center - 17 West Main Street. mirrors, am radio, ralley 1966- 7x12 foot body. 2 speed third spade trick is there CARPET INSTALLATION - count price. Call Ken at 647- one owner. Call 646-3656 or Since when does a schoolteacher have the right to tell a WBU. HELP V'HOME, ) RISKT UP TH' EASY, DOES IT THERE, 6RANNY.' ) YET’ .' THANKS TNOU BONS! DRESSMAKING A Full basement. M l Kaplan, wheels. $5000 firm. 633-3882, rear. No rot. Power steering Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets, 1566. 527-7257 days. pupil whom to invite to her birthday party? 1 would like SRANNY, IF YOU’LL/SLO PE, SONNY.' NOW.' WE’^ Y'SEE? WE NOW WHV'N'CHA COME NORTH 1-22-A right away, but West wins ALTERATIONS done in my WES ROBBINS Carpentry owner. 232-9041. after 5 weekends. Trailer hitch. Excellent. your opinion in print. TELL US,WHERE /CAN YCH A SEE « AK932 with the queen over the jack. steam Cleaning Free es­ home. Please call 646-4971 $2875. 643-4953. '*''UIVE,' w j r 1H' PATH! timates Call 649-6265 remodeling specialist. Ad­ 1 975 CHEVY CLASSIC OUTRAGED » A75 West leads a second heart. Monday thru Friday. 10:00 ditions, rec rooms, dormers, MODERN. CARPETED, Air CAPRICE- 2 Door. Vinyl top. 1978 HONDA CVCC STATION ♦ K92 South wins.” a m. to 3:00 p.m. conditioned offices, ample WAGON. Am-Fm stereo 1%9 FORD PICKUP F250- E X P E R T PAIN TIN G and built-ins, bathrooms, Heallng-Plumblng 35 Fully powered seats and win­ « 53 Alan: “Now comes the kitchens, 649-3446. free parking Broad Street radio, automatic, rust­ Automatic, camper special. DEAR OUTRAGED; Three cheeri lor the teacher! She la sure thing play. South leads LANDSCAPING Specializing dows. Air conditioning, WEST QUALITY CABINET SEW ERLIN ES, sink lines, location. Call 646-8422 or 646- proofing, polyglycoat, 6,900 V-8, 360 engine. Excellent run­ obvfouily much more nnderataodiog than you. The pain of EAST his four of spades and in Exterior House Painting. stereo. New tires. Good condi­ ♦ Q 10 865 *1 Ma k i n g - Kitchens, vanities, CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. cleaned with electric cutters, 5762. tion. Privately owned. Call miles. Showroom condition. ning condition. $1200. Call 568- having been left out will remain with those six uninvited finesses the nine. If east Tree pruning, spraying, bookcases and general Best offer. Call 649-9617. 2059. V 94 V Q J 10 3 mowing, weeding Calf 742- Additions. Repairs! Cabinets. by professionals. McKinney 649-6417, 643-1969 children long alter the fun has been forgotten by those who produces the ten, South will woodworking and wood car­ Call Gary Cushing 345-2009 Bros. Sewage Disposal Coni- COVENTRY- Heated store or « J8S ♦ Q 10 7 6 just score three spade tricks 7947. attended. ♦ J92 ving. Call 742-9832. pany. 643-5308 office. 780 square feet 1975 M AVERICK 6 cylinder, 3 1975 OLDSMOBILE DELTA CHEVY TRUCK PARTS- 4 B Q 10 8 4 — but that is the number he 88- 4 Dood Hardtop. Fully speed transmission, rear end, SNOW-PLOWING- Available TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Modern shopping center. speed. Good condition. $1650 D EA R ABBY; I know a couple who live within blocks of SOUTH needs. This play has WILL HAUL AWAY free of equipped including air and SIX cylinder. Rust-free bed, all winter, night or dav. Carpentry and general con­ NO JOB TOO SM ALL - Toilet Other tenants include. Post or best offer. 277-4491 till 4:00. « J4 guarded against the actual charge old scrap metal. Will vinyl top. All new Steel Radial brakes, wheels, etc. Low his widowed 80-year-old mother. SANDING AVAILABLE TOO. tracting. Residential and repairs, plugged drains, Office. Heritage Savings 646-3653 after 6:00. V KS62 spade holdinjg.” also clean cellars and attics Tires. $2950. 643-4149. Prices! Call 289-5816. They never visit her during the year. They call her on the Don't wail til it snows! Call commercial. Whether it be a kitchen faucets replaced, Bank. $260. Michael N. Cohen GasoaC. * A43 Oswald: “South can try to free of charge. 644-3234. phone maybe a couple of times a year. (•AX 64&4I743, after 3:30 p m. small repair job. a custom repaired, rec rooms, & Associates Inc. 549-3330: 1968 BUICK SKYLARK- V-8 ♦ AK76 work out some sort of built home or anything in bathroom remodeling, heat evening 242-2116 automatic. Good running con­ 1976 PLYMOUTH VALIANT. Motorcycles-BIcfcles 64 On Mother’s Day they send her a card with some money in squeeze for an extra trick, DRIVEWAYS Automatic, power steering Vulnerable: Neither SNOW-PLOWING- Residen­ between, call 646-1379. modernization, etc. Free dition. Needs some work. the envelope. On the card is written; “Buy yourself The Flintatones — Hanna Barbara Productions but his contract is now SNOWPLOWED- Reasonable and brakes. Low mileage. Dealer; South tial and Commercial. Depen­ Estimate gladly given. M & N Wanted to Rent 57 $400. 646-3636. 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low something." sure.” rates, “ No job is too small". Slant six, new tires. Mint con­ C ITT* dable Reasonable. Call 649- NEWTON SMITH- Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. mileage. Excellent condition. If you were that mother would you accept the money? VES, DOCTOR.^... TT e K p l a i n e p v o u r \ ...H E S A ID West North East South Call 643-6797 anytime. Remodeling, Repairs, and dition. Must sell. Asking $650. Call 643-5849. 2098. or 646-3824. CARPENTER WITH WIFE F O R P A R T S , 1970 CLOSE RELATIVE T H A N K y o u , SV/MPTOMS TO THE y o u W E R E Rec-Rooms. No Job to small. MANCHESTER PLUMBING AND 2 children want 3 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE- $2750. 1-745-6043. Pass 1* Pass INT TRIM SPECIALIST- Pain­ DEAR CLOSE: That would depend on bow I felt about OOCTOR... POCTOR,FKEP, a n d SICK/ HOUSE CLEANING 649-3144. & HEATING - Repairs. bedroom house to rent. Will do New: Distributor, carburetor, Automotive Service 66 Pass 3 NT Pass Pass ting. Papering. General 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY HI - the givera. I t&OOP&VE./ GUESS WHAT?'.... problems? General Cleaning. Remodeling. Pumps repaired repair work for reduced rent. air shocks, heads (rebuilt) Pass Repairs. Call Paul, evenings good running condition. Must You hold: Carpets. Floors. Walls, Smoke CARPENTRY & Masonry - replaced. Free estimates. 643-1753 and timing chain. $90 or Best WE PAY $10 for complete at 643-8303. sell! $200 or best offer. 643- l-2^B A Water Damage Restora­ ADDITIONS AND Electric drain-snaking, 24- Offer. Call 649-2394 after 3:30 junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland Getting married? Whether you want a formal church REMODELING Free es­ hour service, 646-0237, THE 8th. UTILITIES p.m. 4891. Auto Body. 528-1990. wedding or a simple do-your-nwn-thing ceremony, get Opening lead; W9 ♦ J4 J tion. Professional-Insured BILLS SEWING MACHINE w K862 DOMESTICARE. 643-1945. timates. Call Anthonv DISTRICT. Town of Abby's new booklet, “How to Have t Lovely Wedding." REPAIRS. Quality work at Squillacote 649-0811. Manchester is looking lor Of­ Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 cents) aelf-tddresaed ♦ A43 good prices. Free pick up and fice Space. Please contact: envelope to Abby: 132 Lnaky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. By Oswald Jacoby A AK76 NEED YOUR SNOW delivery. 649-0487. REMOVED this winter? Call CARPENTER - Repairs, Willard Marvin, 164 North 90212. and Alan Sontag remodeling, additions, gar­ PLUMBING- 25 Years' Elm Street, Manchester, This is the South hand 644-1686 and talk to Geoff or Experience! Call Tom shown in today’s article. A 643-4704 talk to Tom ages. roofing. Call David phone 649-3388. Oswald: “I.et's run some Painting-Papering 32 Patria, 644-1796 Dawkins at 649-7630. “ Dif­ Vermont reader asked us if ficult Jobs Taken In Stride. " articles on play for a while. we open It one club or one SNOW-PLOWING- Parking NURSES AIDE - Seeking How about some examples P A I N T I N G - Interior and y lU i* - ''' notrump. lots and driveways. Also FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY room in private home, with or of playing for a specific exterior, paperhanging, Astrograph In standard American a Chain Saw Work. Trees - Remodeling and Additions. without Board. Reasonable. excellent work references. number of tricks in a suit." 15-point hand is just below A The Born Loser — Art Sansom Cleared. Manchester ^Iton Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Flooring 36 Call 568-6898. Alan: “Here’s one. South Free estimates. Fully in­ years experience! For Free the one-notrump range. So Area. Free Estimates. 643- has eight tricks in aces and the standard opening 1s one sured. Martin Matson, 649- Estimates, call 646-4239. CARPET. SHEET GOODS. Mfsc. tor Rent 58 4x4 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your 8364. kings. West's heart opening club. If you play a 15-17 4431. TILES- installed- thinking is positive and well- directed today, making it possi­ loolu like a short suit lead so notrump you should still GENERAL CARPENTRY, F E B R U A R Y SPECIAL- Can STORAGE SPACE - 1979 9R0NC0 RANGER South can only expect two INCOME TAX Preparation- QUALITY PAINTING and Repairs, Remodeling. Manchester. 600 square feet. ble for you to be quite lucky open one club as we did in Experienced. At vour home. arrange for direct purchase when dealing with others. heart tricks. 'The place for Paper Hanging by Willis Garages. Additions. Porches, from wholesaler. Want more Ground level. Platform. 647- XLT PACKAGE today’s article. Call Dan Mosler. 649-3329 or Schultz. Fully insured CANCER (June 21-July 22) Will­ his ninth trick must be in INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Rec Rooms, Roofing. Gutters. information? Please call 568- 1818. spades and it is up to South 525-8263. references. 649-4343. Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. ing hands will help you with a 8193. task for which otherwise you to find the safest way to AUTOMOTIVE January 23. 1979 might have had to hire outside collect three spade tricks.” {Fora copy of JACOBY MOD­ Friends and associates will be assistance. Your saving will be Oswald; “He wins the first ERN, send ft to: "Win at Form-Fitting Smart shoppers check substantial. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 instrumental this coming year heart in dummy and leads a Bridge," care of this new.spa- the Classified section Apartments For Rent S3 Autos For Sale 61 in helping you achieve your LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You have ^ d e toward his jack. If per, P.O. Box 439, Radio City first. That’s where they hopes and desires. They will a dynamic personality today, A PET ADOPTION DAY Will East holds the queen the Station, New York, N. Y. 10019.) find the best buys In be lucky for you. You, in turn, drawing others to you like a be sponsored by the Conn. CHARLES APARTMENTS - 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- town. will be lucky for them. magnet. Wherever you go Heathcliff — George Gataly Animal Welfare Leaeue on D e lu x e 4 1/2 R oom speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new imu in ." ...... Townhouse. 1 1/2 baths. All radials. (2 snows), excellent auto, trana., H.D. Battery, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) you'll be well-received and wel­ Saturday January 20th'!, 10 to Any group you’ve involved with come. 2, Masonic Temple. II South Apartments For Rent 53 appliances. 2 air conditioners. condition 228-0475 or 228-9550. aeat, extra cooling carpeted. Heat and hot water. today will benefit greatly by VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) This Main Street, West Hartford. package, Weatern mirrora, 2 your presence. You know how could be an especially produc­ LOOKING for anything in real Patios. Soundproofing. 1972 CAPRI V-6, 4-speed, 8- 246-6315. Tone Paint ||I9060. to get things organized and tive day because you are capa­ Winthrop — Dick Cavalll estate rental - apartments, Washer-dryer hookups. track stereo, $1100. Call 646- ble of harmoniously blending // 2227, after 6 pm. aren't afraid to do it. Find out FREE PUPPIES TO GOOD homes, multiple dwellings? Storage. Basement garage. your inner drive with your phys­ $325. 646-1540, 646-0800. more of what lies ahead for you HOMES- Call 742-9230. No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate in 1979 by sending for your ical ability. MY F5ATHER MAKES US ALL IF W E DON’T SHUT Uf? HE K Associates, Inc. 646-1980. ATTENTION! Come see our copy of the all-new Astro- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Some­ SHUT UP WHEN "THE QON3- AfAKBS) U S U IS T H N T O H IS Musical Instruments 44 MANCHESTER- Unique Great Selection of Quality Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each thing pleasant could occur to­ S H O W ’ C O M E ^ ON THE AIR. HOWARD CDSEU- ALBIAM . RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to Three Room Apartment. Sun­ Preowned Autos. Completely and a long, self-addressed, day to put you in a good frame 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and share apartment with same. ny. First floor. Bus stop. $250 reconditioned at Manchester stamped envelope to Astro- of mind all evening. It might etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main Large bedroom. 647-9988. per month. Lease, plus Honda. Connecticut’s largest 0 0 Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City even be cause for celebrating. T Street, New Britain. 225-1977. utilities. 646-4260 ask For Mr. and most complete Honda Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Expecting a tax refund? MANCHESTER Main Street- Omeara, 647-9565 p.m. Dealer! 24 Adams Street, specify birth sign. Lady Luck is in your corner today and might favor you with Layaways invited. 2 room apartment, heated, hot Manchester. OFF PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) water, appliances. No pets TWO BEDROOM Dame Fortune will be doing a a smalt windfall. If there's APARTMENT- Second floor 1977 CHEVROLET CAPRICE Sticker Price great deal to assist you today, something you've been want­ Boats-Accessorles 45 Security, parking. 523-7047. of three family house. CLASSIC- V-8 . 22,000 miles. so sit tight, don't make any ing, go after it now. Excellent area. Walking dis­ Power windows. T ill wheel, unnecessary waves and just let SAGIHARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 1974 F U R Y - I6 ‘.-z-foot MANCHESTER- West Center 21) Your optimistic attitude to­ Street. Four room apartment. tance to bus. Security deposit defogger. Againist trading. things happen. fiberglass, tilt trailer, with ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Go day can awaken in others an 1975 55-horsepower outboard Tile bath, appliances, private and references required. $250 Will share profit. Now $4400. SALES & SERVICE RK. monthly includes: Appliance 649-4679, 289-3373. where the action Is or where interest in your ideas. Contact PO= Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. entrance and storage. Good your friends are gathered. persons who might fit into OlAUJ Also 50 norse Johnson out­ location. Available im­ and hot water only. No pels. 319 MAM ST. plans you're contemplating. Available February 1st. Call You're at your best today when board. $300. 228-0475 or 228- mediately. Quiet or retired DILLOn MANOESTER you can be Involved with many CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Short Ribs — Frank Hill after 5 p.m., 643-8883. 9550. persons. References, securi­ OFFICE SPACE people. Although you might not think ty. No pets, or children. you need assistance, others FOR RENT 643-2145 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Con­ WHAT DDES -THAT I T S A Y S , ' w h i t e IN SPIRIT OF BTO7HQ?- HIDE EVERYTHING) Unheated. $215 monthly EAST HARTFORD - centrate on matters of major are going to play an important SMOKE SIGNAL SAY, E V E S C O M \ e ... HOOD. FAIR Pi.AY, .OP VALUE. Write to: P.O Box 244, East- SOUTHWEST. Five room role in helping you get what Antiques 48 250 square fee l, cen ter of importance and exert the nec­ c o r p o r a l -S' AND LOVE FDR FELLOW ford. Conn. Duplex. 2 bedroom with base­ Mancfiesler, air conditioning and essary effort to accomplish you want today. Accept gra­ MAN." PHOTO-GUIDE ment. February 1st occupan­ paricing. Call 643-9551. your aims today. A large victory ciously. 2 EXCLUSIVE THE PACK RAT Antiques & cy. No pets or utilities. $210 Collectibles. Open Sunday, 12 APARTMENT and HOUSES can be vours. For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ monthly and security deposit. to 5 pm.. 40 Flora Road, off Call after 6 pm. or weekends. Berry’9 World — Jim Berry 'lUHANW-eTHlS/'' Route 85. Bolton tals in all Areas. Prices and r u Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, 568-9377. 236-5646. Small Fee. Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl A Stotfal MANCHESTER- Large 2 Wanted to Buy 49 44x10 FOOT MOBILE HOME Bedroom Townhouse with appliances. Private base­ THe Y<3U WILL INHERIT in Bolton. Working single per­ OttTfbrMA Inc I u OLD CHAIRS in need of cane son only. No pets, animals or ment, sliders to patio. A LARtSe 9UM OF seals and oak furniture, any children. 643-2880 Conveniently located. $310 m P4 LU MOHE1 FRO M A condition. Call 872-2590. monthly, neat included. Our Boarding House This Funny World 2 ’5 P e 4 K « ; p m A H T EAST HARTFORD- 2 Available February 1st. 646- Bedroom Townhouse. I 1/2 2482, 649-8989. THREE BIS SUYS AN' UM,>^S. ITS THE WAV ' ! RENTALS baths, heated, fully KNOUJ-HOUJ ■ U o b u l le t s .' UNC^NNy " YOU'RE 8128 T H R E E ROOM Apartment- 8-18 applianced, washer-dryer _ HOW YOU'VE' Heated. stove and -COUNTS ROLLIN' hookups. Full basement. $285 IT SURE WES PEAT ALL ^ BEEhi , ■/OU COULD A swiney A-line Rooms lor Rent 52 refrigerator. Near bus line. S ER V itt! P C C m sc o tr ... --. skirt 528-1708, or 289-2890. HOW ASU>$ LUCK'LL CHANGE!)6ETTINS C A TC H A and bright^nt tie makes this Call 649-9021 A COMPLETE CAR CARE CENTER CO- “form-fitter” easy THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - AT MY COUNTRY CLUB THEY / JU S T THE A 'llN K style to wear. Birch House Women. Central- 6 ROOM APARTMENT- FOUR ROOMS - .Second floor ALLUS SAY JAKE HOOPLE C A R P W IT H A No. 812H with Photo- ly located. Downtown Three Large Bedrooms. apartment with garage. New­ jt Wheel Alignment • Top Quality Exhauat Syatam /HUST BE REAL LUCKY IN . You MOUSETRAP.' Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. Manchester. Kitchen Carpeted. Modern kitchen ly decorated with kitchen • .ilso TWIN I BEAM • Brake Service LOVE CUZ HES SECH A .".xNEEP.' Size 10. ;i2>/4 bust . . . privileges. Call 649-2358 with cabinets, stove and appliances. Adults only. No a Front End Repiiir • Engina Tuna Up PUSHOVER AT CARPS! ' 2^ yards -IS-inrh. refrigerator. Attic, basement, pels. Call 643-5797. • Br.ikes • Front End Sarvica ^ O O O p Patleme available only FURNISHED ROOM Mature and garage. $3.50 monthly. aElllclUSl • Shock Abaorbar Raplacamant # in sizes shown. gentleman only Call 646-4701 Security required. No pets. ' a BLil.incin'i ; Prof. Ruatproofing MANCHE.STER NEWER You WILL T4KE A eORRY, $IRE/ EOT I CAH'T TO ORDER, itnd $1.00 fir cicli after 6:00 pm, Children accepted. Call after 1 a lubriCiitiiin, Oil Chitngfi ^ • Quality Uaad Cars pattern, pint 2St 1*i: p o itifi md DUPLEX- Available L0H6,neA^UR- M A K E OUT T H I^ LA 9T nandlinf. p.m , 649-3050. February 1st. 3 bedrooms 1 a Shucks f ■ ■ g i B j “//«'■ convenience along wilh a superior product. GENTLEM EN ONLY - Cen­ a HiMdliqhts r AELE T R IF. SENTENCE SUE BURNEn I,'2 baths. No pets. No ' a fl.irliiilfir flepiiirs i Monehettor Evtniog Horald tral location Kitchen MANCHE.STER- Attractively utilities. .Security required, 1 1150 Avo. of Am orlcM privileges. Free parking. paneled 4 Room Apartment. $265, 643-7798 a Stiite Inspecimns t Mow York. N.Y. 100M Reference and security Stove, refrigerator. Adults. a S.ilrty Checks |. M u ffle r required 643-2693 (or appoint­ References. No pets. $185 646- ALL THIS AND UJ K |2 l *ddm i witk 2fR ment 3167. 228-3540. CORE, ttyli N inb ir Md $b«. TIRES TOO. Regal C enter FASHION '79 ia filled FURNISHED SLEEPING AVAILABLE February 1. Six Homes lor Rent 54 with many lovely deaigns. |6000/Fr4i9| “Somehow, it didn 7 used to seem so COLD Also 2 BONUS Coupons! ROOM- for mature rooms. Cellar, attic. Wall-to- 369 MAIN ST. . ^ A T C H gentlemen. Modern bath, BOLTON HOUSE - fireplace, .MANCHESTCR before they started talking about 'wind-chill Price . . . $2.00 a copy. wall carpeting. Parking. No NICKOISMARCHiSifR MRI INC ton. • Fri. 9 0.111. - 1 p.tn. t h o s e parking, no rooking. Security utilities. No pets. $285 stove refrigerator. No pets. factors'!" Add $2.00 for the New o p e n e r s - , and references $30 per week monthly Write P.O Box References required. $270 646-2112 Wad. Ull 9 P.M. aot. SUCCESS IN SEWING. ' Call 64.3-2121 SNUFFY' 18276. Mast Hartford monihiv. 643-5983, t-X'le "And now gentlemen, our new dog biscuit ~ shaped like a mailman's leg!"