PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Jan. 15, 1979 Lawmakers See Problems Dictating School spending IK A.NDRKW^ MBI.KV I IB I l.'^V nAr\Rep. Dorothy Goodwin, . at\ A 64-year and towns to a spend a M #4 4 l«their a ■ M a4 statea 4a MAAAM4lfllrecently a 1 electedaa 4a«I 4 a to I« A her M 4 i% third■ 4 a term.***M O'Leary said. "But, I'm sure I'll hear Bermuda Trip Contest Begins Today old Emeritus associate professor at educational aid on just education. O'Leary, a second term Democrat hiring more teachers would help, she HARTFORD (UPI) - Critics of a lot more before the session's over." the University of Connecticut, and But. Mrs. Goodwin said tying state from Windsor Locks, agreed the said, but that requires more money. the state's school funding system Mrs. Goodwin wasn't totally Sen. Cornelius O'Leary, a 34-year-old aid directly to education is senseless, state cannot dictate educational Mrs. Goodwin said by and large have complained for years that enchanted with the concept, but she PartieSj Ceremonies Open public school teacher, are both new because the state doesn't have any spending policies to cities and towns. Connecticut's communities have Feds Short Manpower Attractive Hoop Connecticut should make its cities said it may be the best the state can U.S. Drivers Discover at running the Education Committee. control over what municipalities do But, he said it is essential the state made sound judgments, and she's not Congressional Session and towns spend their educational do. To Catch Illegal Aliens But. both are considered with their property taxes and other do what it can to ensure a sufficient sure the state can do any better. Schedule Tonight aid — on education. The Storrs Democrat said there P age 2 Diesel-Powered Autos knowledgable about educational revenue. amount of money is spent to educate "The decisions are probably as P age 6 From time to time, the critics have are number of other ways the state Page II P age 16 problems, particularly Mrs. Goodwin The way it stands now, state Connecticut's children. good as any the state could make." charged municipalities are using can try to improve quality of educa­ in the funding area. educational aid generally goes into a The Connecticut School Finance she said. their state educational money to tion Reducing classroom size by This expertise will be needed, city's general fund. The local board Advisory Panel has come up with a balance their budgets or lower their because a Superior Court judge has of education and the city's governing plan to require communities to spend property taxes. Honorary Degree ordered the Legislature to produce a body then decide how much of their at least $1,480 per student, but that But. the new House chairman of N EW H A V E N (U PI) — Former foreign policy. constitutional funding plan by May 1. general fund money will be spent sum could come from whatever the Legislature's Education Com­ Yale University President Kingman The state's current system of finan­ educating children. revenue source the municipality An honorary doctor of music mittee thinks it would be "silly " for Brewster, now the U.S. ambassador* cing public education was declared “If you can't control what they do favored. The State Board of Educa­ degree will be awarded to Brewster’s Partly Sunny lawmakers to mandate that state to Britain, vyill be given an honorary unconstitutional in the .spring of 1977 with their property tax money, it tion has endorsed the idea. successor, Mrs. Hanna Holborn educational dollars be earmarked for doctor of civil law degree in June by the state Supreme Court. doesn't do any good to dictate what "We have to have minimum expen­ Gray, who was acting president after Highs 25 to 30 education. And. her Senate counter­ from Oxford University. Some have said any plan passed by they do with the other half of it." said ditures for each student. It's the best Brewster became ambassador. Mrs. part pretty much agrees. Brewster has delivered several Details on page 2 the Legislature should require cities Mrs. Goodwin, a Storrs Democrat, wav that I've heard of so far," Gray is now the president of thp lectures at OvfnrH Universitv of Chicago. School Picks Severe Quake twmxm Head Teacher Vol. XCVIII, No. 89 — Manchester, Conn., Tuesday, January 16, 1979 Mrrali A severe earthquake rocked I Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 * 20$ Single Copy . I5t Home D e l ^ MANCHESTER - Lucy northern Iran today, earth Maulucci of Rocky Hill has monitoring .stations around the been joined the staff of the SKCUU. world reported. There were no Manchester Community immediate damage or casualty College Child Development UUtffsV reports, but scientists said the jolt Center as a full-time head could have had serious con- teacher in the nursery I sequences. Shah Starts school m m x s m m The National Earthquake Infor­ Ms. Maulucci is a mation Service in Golden, Colo., graduate of Eastern said preliminary data indicated Connecticut State College the tremor was centered about 60 and is certified to teach miles south of Mashhad — an A ^Vacation’ nursery school through earthquake zone near the point third grade. Her where Iran, Afghanistan and the [ A- TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Shah Earlier, the shah canceled a news experience includes [ Soviet Union meet. Mohammed Reza Pahlavi piloted a conference at the last minute, and kindergarten teaching at • ^ SAVE AN EXTRA The U.S. Geological Survey and i m ilitary jet out of Iran today, ordered the airport ringed the airport the Montessori Academy of iw earthquake centers in Honolulu weeping openly but insisting he was Rocky Hill and teaching in with loyal members of the imperial and Sweden reported the shock only taking a vacation to give a bodyguard. the Glastonbury public SPECIAL PURCHASE 30% O F F was measured at 6.7 to 6.8 on the civilian government a chance to end school system. ■y- OUR REG. PRICES Thousands of people spilled into the SAVE AN EXTRA open-ended Richter scale. It hit at 14 months of rioting. High sources streets of Tehran and cars honking A few openings remain in COSTUME I 4:50 a.m. EST, early afternoon in said, however, that the monarch was loudly jammed up all traffic as Radio the nursery school classes Iran. headed for permanent exile in the for spring semester which 30% O FF Iran announced the shah's departure JEWELRY OUR REGULAR PRICES Any quake above magnitude 6.0 United States. in its 2 p.m. broadcast. begins Jan. 17. Further in­ is considered capable of causing The capital burst into a crescendo Mobs 6f youths deliriously hopped formation can be obtained severe damage. of celebration as the shah, at the con­ from the director. Susan ITALIAN-STYLE14K GOLD around in the streets, threw candy in­ MATCHING‘HIS & HERS’ “It was strong enough to cause trols of a blue-and-white air force .Adamek at the college. side cars and hugged and kissed each FASHION NECKCHAINS L.E.D. WATCHES dam age," a geophysicist in Boeing 727, flew over the city to other. Formerly sold in Aswan, Egypt. Colorado said. “The area is pop­ Military units made no attempt to our stock for $2 & $3 Our Reg. Motorists blasted their horns and •Ansonia Vote 6 . 8 8 t o M 2 6 ulated and there are chances of in- stop the demonstrations. ‘17EA. 24.99 jury." demonstrators chanted and marched Chains, pendants, bracelets Our Reg. 9.97 to 179.97 I High palace sources said the after iNixes Track and earrings. Traditional and Time to get togetherl Smartly- A spokesman for the Uppsala V £ ?-s'-s"^ through the snow-lined streets in a Wear one singly... or team 'em up in splendid sets lor dramatic the shah has visited Egypt, he will contemporary designs. styled LE.O.'s give hour, minute, (Sweden) Seismological Institute victory celebration. ANSONIA (UPI) - effect. Many popular...... lengths and linksiks to choose ■ from. travel on to the United States to join %0FF second, month and date. said the powerful quake could There were no reports of violence Voters in a referendum Slott ilock only. Not oil ilylot In all alofti. % other members royal family. have caused structural damage if and army troops who many feared have rejected the Nutmeg -'I Most of the rest of the shah’s fami­ it had occurred close to the sur­ would stage a military coup after the Kennel Club's proposal to ly has already left the country and face of the earth. shah’s departure remained on duty. b u ild a $15 m illio n joined his son, the Crown Prince, The 59-year-old shah, who ruled who is a student pilot in the United greyhound racing track More Snow Iran for 38 years and reputedly is one which would have brought mw States. m- Tax Problems of the world's richest men, was per­ an estimated $800,000 in an­ New snow added to the record amount A Lubbock, Texas newspaper NEW Y O R K (UPI) - The two- other Midwest cities still battling one of the suaded to leave Iran after failing to nual tax revenue to the ci- already on the ground added to the misery reported that three of the shah’s I paycheck household, in which worst winter snow storms and cold waves on stem 14 months of increasingly l.v- faced by Chicagoans late Monday, and most children and his mother-in-law both husband and wife work, has record. (UPI photo) violent demonstrations against his About 20 percent of the arrived at Reese Air Force Base become “one of the major rule. 10,191 persons eligible to near Lubbock, today, to await the economic phenenons of the He slipped out of Tehran Inter­ vote turned out Saturday shah. 1970s," according to Money national Airport quietly, deftly despite Saturday after­ The shah’s mother-in-law, Farideh magazine, but the publication piloting the jetliner. noon's ice storm. If ap­ Diba, and the three children, says tax problems for such The shah canceled a news con­ proved, the dog track G.E. ‘Self-Clean II’ Gillette ‘Max 1000’ Clairol ‘Crazy Curl’ PANASONIC AM/FM Princess Farahnaz, 17; Prince couples are immense. ference at the last minute, ordered would have been the se­ Surge-of-Steam Iron Compact Styler/Dryer Mist Curling Iron Digital Clock Radio Third Storm Brews, Alireza 12; and Princess Layla, 8, The January edition of the the airport ringed with loyal cond in Connecticut which had left Iran Monday. Our Reg. 29.97 magazine says such working members of the imperial bodyguard, already has one track in 2 3 . 7 0 9 . 7 0 Our Reg. 13.99 1 1 . 7 0 Our Reg. 16.97 2 7 .4 0 Sfi."’* The paper said the when the crown 36 Steam vents lor thorough distri­ couples earn 55 percent more than and boarded the jet with only a few Plainfield. Lightweight for easy handling; yet Gentle mist aids in curling and Wakes you to music or alarm; prince waS. reunited with his family, bution; moisture selector knob. Can it packs 1000 watts power for high­ setting long-lasting styles. Thermo­ 60-mlnute sleep switch lets you I their one-paycheck counterparts, aides looking on. also be used dry. I»F240 speed drying and styling. #9060 static neat control. fC200. doze off to music, too. he hugged the small boy and threw but that "the second earner in a Threatens Midwest The shah wept as he addressed Ira­ him in the air. family is the most heavily taxed nian journalists on the tarmac. “I Toastmaster Club Officials at Reese would not con­ I of all Americans. By UniU-d I’resn Inlernulional hope that (Premier Shahpour firm the presence of the monarch’s ...... ^ whose city was besieged by a record damage remains unknown,’ said MANCHESTER - “The first dollar of a working A storm brewing in the Rockies Bakhtiar's) government is able to family. 19 below zero temperature, said it Kansas Gov. John Carlin ...... who Nathan Hale Toastmasters SAVE wife's income is taxed at the today — the third in four days — correct the past and consolidate the was "worse than the blizzard of ’67." declared all 105 counties in his state There were indications the shah Club will meet Tuesday at AN EXTRA % O F F ° “pgr' ONE GALLON OF same rate as the last dollar of her again threatened the blizzard-bound future. and his family might plan to take 30 g a l l o n ,.! lAIIKI At the time he spoke, the city had disaster areas because of snow, cold 7 ; 2 j p.m. at Center WII m b o n n e b e l l husband's," Money says. "If, for Plains and Midwest, "There’s need for the greatest sanctuary, at least temporarily, at Congregational Church. ®OYS, cffiLSA ^ n?'’ ^OMEN q IVEAWAY- example, he earns $25,000 and she 20.3 inches from the weekend storm, and major power outages: "A n un­ patriotism and cooperation for a long ALL BLACK POWDER GUNS, KITS known amount of utility damage oc­ the 900-acre walled luxury For more information, call • ^ E n y Le a tt^ * ^ODDLERS ’ earns, $15,000, her salary effec­ Residents of the nation’s midsec­ a record 29 inches on the ground. time," the shah, dressed in a dark AND ACCESSORIES curred in creating power outages for estate of multimillionaire Walter Bill Altman, 646-7703. Ten-O-Six Lotion tion were still reeling from a heavy Another 2 inches fell later in the day. I Choose fully assembled, ready-to-shoot guns tively starts being taxed in the 43 blue suit, told reporters. Annenberg. weekend storm when record cold hit In 1967, the city got a total of 23 in­ many areas of the state." oreasy-to-assemble kits. Beautiful display A *35 VALUE -SMci«iii«d.i.iii I percent bracket. " “I have been feeling exhausted and Annenberg, former U.S. am­ Monday, then lifted for another ches. Methodist Women pieces...can also be used for hunting. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY The magazine quotes the Officials in many areas were con­ need a rest.” bassador to Britain, confirmed Mon­ snowstorm. Today they braced for a cerned that snow would cave in roofs Diplomatic sources in Tehran said Mnl«rm*diaU mirfcdownt may havabtan takan I Bureau of Labor Statistics as In Milwaukee, workers gave up day night he had extended an invita­ MANCHESTER - • S ? ' ‘'’*S"owsuf?andp?"“"^^ third storm that began in the Rocky even with the monarch’s departure, Women’s Suit saying “total assets of two-salary trying to actually clear main streets, and urged people to clear fiat roofs. tion to the ruler to stay at his palatial United Methodist Women Bonne Bell Ten-O-Six Lotion families are less than those with Mountains and was heading east. B a kh tia r's government m ay be *!y«VSno,kelendc^‘’"»‘'’Coat S A V E 15% O FF Our Reg. Prices “We're just trying to push it back The National Weather Service estate near Rancho Mirage, at least of South Church will have only one wage-earner." doomed if the shah's arch-enemy, )'*• O D D 8oz.Bottle At least 52 deaths were reported and make room for the new stuff," reported seven roof collapses in 24 temporarily. its annual prayer and self A . O O Our Reg. $4 Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, •^ERVPa„,eS';7J«^Coaf ALL HI-POWER RIFLES from the first pair of storms, in­ said Edward Downer, assistant to hours in southwest Michigan. In a suburb of Paris, Khomeini said denial service tonight at 8 A stringent facial lotion for thorough decided to return to Iran and set up & SHOTGUNS cluding 17 in Illinois, 12 in Wisconsin the superintendent of sanitation ser­ Another two collapses occurred the shah’s departure was “a great in the church reception '"any others! cleansing. Bermuda Trip his own Islamic goverment. hall. Incl. • Martin nMossberg •Winchester • Remington and six each in Kansas and Michigan. vices in Milwaukee. north of Mount Pleasant. victory lor the Iranian people." He Siora Stock Only. Beginning in today’s Herald is The shah said he would stay a few Many of the fatalities were due to The Iowa Legislature convened in also said the new government he in­ an opportunity for readers to es­ The cold stretched as far south as days in Aswan, Egypt, but gave no Long-Sleeve Velours - * " H. i - heart attacks from shoveling snow, tends to set up in Iran would con­ Des Moines for 10 minutes Monday Louisiana, where freezing other details of his itinerary. .North Methodist cape the winter doldrums and officials said. fiscate the shah’s vast fortune, in­ for Misses and Juniors and adjourned until today because He said the duration of his vacation M A N C H E ST E R - The weather and possibly relax on the temperatures forced the closing of cluding any funds in foreign bank ac­ $ n Our Rag. Highways throughout the central many lawmakers were snowbound. two schools in Caddo Parish Monday. depended on his "disposition.” board of trustees of North 9 10.99 to 14.99 I sun-drenched beaches of Ber- counts. Sharp 8-Digit L.C.D. states were hazardous — many of Baton Rouge recorded a record low United Methodist Church Fashion-right V-necks in easy- NEW RELEASES FROM I muda. "W e had to put all our patrol cars will meet tonight at 7 at the care polyester & cotton. S,M,L. Memory Calculator Today marks the beginning of a them snow-packed and with only one away," said Des Moines County of 18, with Square Root lane open. church. TOP ARTISTS! I contest which will award an Sheriff Robert Glick. "Deputies In the West, the situation was At 8, Billie Carlson is Misses’ Proportioned Pants I expense-paid trip to Bermuda for were using their own four-wheel better. The threat of Snake River Chicago's O'Hare International scheduled to speak on in 100% Acrylic Knits 7.99 Our Reg. 10.99 I two for three nights and four drive vehicles." flooding Idaho near Blackfoot and I days. Airport, closed Saturday, had one National Guardsmen airlifted food Tavern Ruling "Menopause." ■ Performs 4 basic functions, plus Weiser diminished because of CHIC runway open by Monday morning and *6 SSs"*"- - percentages and mixed calcula­ I The prize includes air fare, ac- to isolated families and fed and warmer temperatures, rain, and a mammoth backlog of flights. Easy-fitting elastic waists. tions. Clear L.C.D. readout. I commodations at the Sonesta watered isolated livestock in Kansas. snow. Outreach Center Neat stitched crease. Includes batt. ffEL-206. "It 's lousy," a United Airlines 1 Beach hotel, all hotel taxes and Governors declared numerous “It looks pretty good, " Bingham M A N C H EST ER - The Petite 8-16, Average 10-18, spokesman said, gratuities and breakfast and states disaster areas and sought County Disaster Services spokesman Still Disputed Emanuel Outreach Center dinner daily. "W e ’ve been delayed here for " " wtiuaj I federal help. One of the governors Ed Barrus said Monday. “We had a invites men and women of lirK M three days and I have five children IIMNTttXMUM The contest is being sponsored seeking aid for his state was James slight ice jam this morning but it the neighborhood to a U E S T B E N a waiting at home," said a Utica, iK ri; vuso\ by Manchester Area Merchants, R. Thompson of Illinois, who escaped didn't raise the water up enough to do section 30-91 of the General Statutes coffee hour Tuesday at 1:30 Table Top Humidifier Mich,, woman stranded at O’Hare. Herald Rr|mrlrr Men’s Crew Neck JOHN CHIC I LaBonne Travel and The Herald. the storm for a Florida vacation. any damage." of Connecticut. p.m. at the center, 64 Chicago Mayor Michael Bilandic, Raglan Sweatshirts SO D Our Reg. DENVER ‘C ’estChic’ ‘OLIVER’S STORY’ Entry blanks and complete “Agricultural and public property M A N C H E ST E R - The town at- The inspector for the state Liquor Church St. £ 0 34.97 I description and rules are to be torney's office and the state Liquor Control Commission, who asked not 4 . 6 6 Adds moisture to heat-parched I found on pages 4 and 5. Cntrol Commission apparently have to be identified, said the .section has 4 . 4 6 4 . 3 7 4 . 3 7 Comfortable 50% Acrilan-50% rooms! Keeps plants from J Entry blanks, to be deposited at contrasting views about whether been amended within the pat four Parents Anonymout drooping. cotton blend, S,M,L,XL. LPS«rlMHa98 LPS«riN0798 LPSw 1m G798 I area merchants, will be run three state law permits taverns to open on years to include the provision where M A N C H E ST E R - The I times a week in The Herald Sunday. local chapter of Parents towns can vote to open taverns Sun­ Famous-Maker Corduroy I through Feb. 10. Weekly winners Vietnam-Led Forces The opening of taverns on .Sunday day. Other towns have permitted Anonymous will meet Jeans for Men I will be drawn each Monday and lias been a subject ot controvcr.sy in taverns to open Sundays. Tuesday at 7 p.m. in A Brand-New Release from... Orig.* 10.99 Decorator-Styled I will be eligible for the trip, town since Manclicsler lifted its ban That part of section ;i0-91 reads. Manchester. For more in­ * to III to 14.99 Console Humidifier LAWRENCE WELK I The entry blanks will be on Sunday .sale of alcohol Doc. 31. "A ny town may. by a vote of a town formation. call toll free 1- Cotton or poly/cotton flares. IncI I published on Jan, 16, 18, 20, 23, 25. One tavern owner. Paul Fultz of meeting or by ordinance, allow the 800-842-2288. Lee, Wrangler, Maverick. ‘Hallelujah’ Fight Last Holdouts • 5 3 S I ? ” ' 127 and 30 and Feb. 1,3,6,8 and 10. Renn's Tavern, stayed open on Dee. sale of alcoliolic liquor on Sunday Handsomely crafted, with ] The winning entry will be drawn .11 in apparent violation of the town between the hours of 12 o'clock noon Boys’ Knit, Sport and BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - simulated walnut and slate LP Series I Feb. 23 at LaBonne Travel and an- logical base for a guerrilla struggle territorial integrity and had no inten­ law. Ho lias not opened sinec and is and 11 p.m. in places operating under Watch Your Dress Shirts finish. 9 gallon capacity, auto­ G798 Vietnamese-led forces battled 4.37 I nounced Feb. 24 in The Herald. against the new Hanoi-backed Cam­ tion of supporting Thai Communist waiting to .sec what happens witli the a tavern permit. " matic humidlstat. Shuts off holdouts of the toppled Khnicr Rouge 0"8-‘ 2.79 bodian administration. guerrillas. matter. .Shea, however, .said llic statute is f c t o H 10 5.99 automatically when empty. regime today in a battle for Cam­ Still farther north, less than a mile Intelligence sources said invasion A tavern license permits Hie cs- "a little ambiguous." FAT-GO Crews, turtlenecks, collar-styles. bodia's northwest fringe less than a from the Thai border, reports said .... 'i.iii »itii III. Machine washable. 4-18. Skating Today forces were cleaning up pockets of tabli.sliment to serve only beer and He said that the opening part of -.ii.ii.i.. ,||,.| UJESTBENa 2-LPSel8 A 0 7 LPSarlts mile from the Thai border. the Cambodian frontier town of (Not m iy itylo In m ry ilon) Khmer Rouge resistance in many liard cider. There arc four such .section 30-91 includes a list of per­ '•Hhtnif -«’ti-a|iiMial jii.| .|»;id« EACH ^ a W f Q 7M M A N C H ESTER - There will be | Vietnam assured Thailand the h... f„r lliMie thill rt-idit Console Humidifier Poipet — final target for the 120,000- parts of Cambodia which were businesses in town. mits covered under the statute. Many MUiil Id • Magic Organ *22 Great Organ Favorflaa* ice skating today from 3 to 9 p.m, military onslaught that overran man invasion force — appears to bypassed during the initial blitzkreig. The town ordinance permitiing ' f'*ll I2il.iy -iiitidy only Boys’ 100% Cotton Corduroy at Center Springs annex. For in­ permits arc listed, but laverns arc ‘ 8 7 • Lawranct Walk ‘22 Qraal Songi for Dancing’ Cambodia in less than a month will have been abandoned. .VK, kiwtell Ph.«rniart aiimil ihr Western-Style Jeans formation concerning winter The operation is now in its 23rd day. liquor sale on Sunday did not include not among the list, he .said. M M . O redurinit |>luii and -lurl not cross into Thailand. 3-speed operation; covers a • Quy & Ratna *22 Orul Songs of Faith' I sports activities call 643-4700. But Thai combat troops manning Deposed Prime Minister Pol Pot provisions to permil taverns or The town has the authority to limit Id-MIK taetultl lhi> Mrrk. %A Our Reg. huge 2500 sq. f t. area. Automa­ Intelligence sources reported 'h'd.-i lurk- in fnll if 4 5.99 to 6.99 night observation posts said they and the Khmer Rouge leadership still package stores to open on tlial day. what is and is not open on .Sunday, he tic humidlstat & shut-off. • Plus many othar 2-LP Sals on Ranwood Khmer Rouge guerrilla activity in ..ili.fi,d «ii|, Solid colors. Easy care. 4-7,818. heard a morning machine-gun and in Cambodia have vowed to carry on William Shea, assistant town at­ said. irdiii lid- wrv fir.l . the rugged northeast mountains but Nntormfdiolt marfcdowns Uktn. r > Inside Today mortar duel less than a mile from the “a protracted people's war." torney. has is.sued an opinion that He said some members ot tlie board ...... ’-T* < said tile heaviest fighting was in the frontier and a few miles south of The chairman of the newly formed state l;iw does not allow towns lo per­ had discussed willi him the po.ssibili- Introductory iqoo northwest — Cambodia's back door. I’oipet. a market settlement. People s ' Revolutionary Council in mil taverns to open on Sunday. ly ol keeping laverns clo.sed. Otter Wotib 4 3 WAYS TO CHARGE The sources reported continued SALE PRICES Fighting was also reported on the Phnom Penh, Heng Samrin, today An insnector lor tlie slate Liquor Tile original proposed Sunday 1. CALDOR CHARGE heavy Khmer Rouge resistance MMCMESTEII VERNON EFFECTIVE northern side of Poipet, where appealed to Khmer Rouge holdouts lit (’ontrol Commission said, however, litiuor ordinance would liave been 14 4 Ma li Mlh Md. 2. MASTER CHARGE around Pursat, 90 miles northwest of T hI ^INia ftlMiMMlaiai THRU Khmer Rouge soldiers have set up return from the jungle and sur­ (hat individual towns do have the n o l * . M l M T .M h d i FtM. 3. VISA/BANKAMERICARD Phnom Penh. limited lo reslatiranis and private 1145 TtSaill Tllil|llln Tn-env snopiiiiii URinor WEDNESDAY defensive positions along a dirt road. render. authority to open taverns if they clubs. II was later expanded and Uggett Pharmacy Soldiers loyal to the former Phnom Officials said today Vietnamese At the United Nations Monday, the wish. It re(|iiires a vote by the gover­ when approved incliiiled all except Manciiaatar Parhada STORE HOURS: DAILY & SATURDAY 10 AM to 9 PM CONNECTICUT STORES CLOSED SUNDAY Penh regime appeared to be main­ I'rime Minister Pham Van Dong had Soviet Union vetoed a Chinese- ning body of the town, which in taverns and package storrs. taining a foothold in the Punsat sent a message to Thai Premier backed resolution demanding an im­ Manchester is the Board ol Direc­ "There were some policy rea.sons provincial capital, clo.se to the Car- Kriangsak Chomanan assuring him mediate cease-fire and withdrawal of tors. behind it. " Shea said of Hie conlimied damomes mountain range — the Vietnam will respect Thailand's Vietnamese forces from Cambodia. The tavern quest ion centers around restriction against laverns. PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Tues.. Jan. 16, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Tues., Jan. 16, 1979- PAGE THREE District Directors Hear jor Crime Down 28% SOUTH WINDSOR - w ere no m u rd ers or resulted in 26 arrests. cases of auto theft and Fire Alarm System Plan Major crime was down 28 reported rapes during the In the 60 reported cases three arrests made. should the board decided to do so. percent during 1978, Police past year. There were, of larceny, 23 arrests were By JUNK TOMPKINS ditional call boxes making a total of however, three robberies, Kerrigan said that he The property, which has a 50-foot Chief John J. Kerrigan made. These were larceny believes the better arrest llrrulil Kfpurtfr 150, Marvin said. Besides handling a said in his annual report. one of which was resolved. cases involving up to $50. ^ ■ h ‘ lot of additional calls, the system frontage and is considered a rate during 1978 is the MANCHESTER - The Eighth Kerrigan said, however, Nine cases of aggravated In larceny cases involving would also expedite response time. buildable lot, has been assessed for assault were reported and result, in part, of better Utilities District Monday night heard $6,000. ff sold, the money was to be Jhat there was an increase more than $50, 44 arrests . Marvin said he will request bids for 88 cases of burglary training for the police of­ ^ " details of a proposed new alarm used to fix up the building next to the in the percentage of were made. There were 12 ficers. the proposed system and it should be arrests made. system that, according , to board up for tbe district's vote before June. district's sewer plant which has been member Willard Marvin, will be tbe vandalized and is "a mess,” accor­ Of the 294 major crimes The board and persons present committed, 35 percent "most up to date in the state.” agreed that a salable parcel on Duval ding to board member Evelyn 1 The present alarm system is out­ Gregan. were resolved. This Street belonging to the district should moded. Marvin said, and if there Mrs. Gregan commented that it represented a total of 107 We Point not be sold, but be retained as a dis­ crimes. were any problems, it couldn't be trict asset instead. was a relief not to have to worry With Pride replaced. He said it is at least 35 about the winter carnival which was The report, given to the years old. The lot is where the district's pump town manager, noted that station was located before the dis­ originally planned for Sunday before To Our Tasty The new system, estimated to cost plans were canceled early this during the six-year period trict joined its sewer system with the between 1972 and 1978, between $15,000 and $20,000, would in­ town's. Two years ago, the district winter. "There's no snow and no clude Buckland and about 30 ad­ ice," she said. requests for police ser­ voted its approval to sell the property vices — not including ac­ cidents, jumped from 3,038 to 6,667. Motor vehicle ac­ Platter Specialties cidents during the same Dr. Rogers Says Blacks period, rose from 252 to 1,- 159 in the six-year period. The report states there • HAM • EGG SALAD Should Focus on Bible • HAMBURG • TUNAFISH SALAD Witnesses Study • CHEESEBURGER • TENDERLOIN STEAK By CHRIS BLAKE sence of Yankee thinking.” he was told the real gift of God "is a "A Bernice Original” Herald Reporter Rogers said Americans “too often plain, good man.” Chipping Christmas Trees MANCHESTER - Uninterested Observers EAST HARTFORD — Blacks must try to solve problems without taking Rogers also said whites should Jehovah’s Witnesses will Bill Crossley of the Manchester Park have a group Bible study guard against reacting to racial into account the spiritual side of life. avoid the misconception that any ad­ chipped and then used in town parks. The re­ Department watches a Christmas tree dis­ tonight at 7 at Kingdom Traditionally when a new session of ceremonies Monday and take a nap beside prejudice with hate and bitterness, The solution to many of our problems vances by blacks are at the expense cent cold snap has caused problems because Served with Butter, Roll, Choice of Two of the is right in the Bible.” appear seconds after he tossed it into the Hall, 647 Tolland Turnpike. Congress convenes some of the members of but should combat this attitude by of whites. some of the piled trees have frozen to the Following: French Fries, Cole Slaw, Lettuce and their Congressmen fathers. The youngsters Rogers said King saw the strongest Congress bring their children on the floor of emphasizing the spiritual side of life, “Blacks are looking for an oppor­ wood-chipping machine. The department is ground. (Herald photo by Pinto) Tomatoes, or Cottage Cheese. and their fathers are unidentified. (UPI said Dr. John E. Rogers, a black organization in black life as the tunity and Martin Luther King tried cleaning up the last of the trees, which are Coneordia Church the House to see the ceremonies. These photo) historian at the University of Hart­ church. He stressed the church's non­ to explain that, " he said. youngsters couldn’t wait through the MANCHESTER - Two ford. violent approach to problems Other speakers included J. Rita meetings are scheduled for "The solutions to many of our wherever he went, he said Murray, a member of the Human tonight at Concordia problems are right in the Bible,” “King saw that every time there's Rights Commission, who read an Lutheran Church. violence, you always get a reaction, Postal Monopoly Upheld Rogers told a crowd of 75 persons excerpt from "To be Young, Gifted Catechetics Classes will and that reaction brings a new reac­ and Black, ” and Mayor Richard H, who gathered to commemorate the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The junction against continuation of its The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of meet at 6:30 in the Church Shady Glen birthday of the late Dr. Martin tion,” he said. “Now we don't seem Blackstone, in the nation’s who Supreme Court Monday turned aside regularly scheduled service. Appeals affirmed the ruling, finding School wing, and the Con­ DAIRY STORES Parties, Ceremonies Open Luther King Monday at Town Hall. to understand this." called Dr King's assassination “a another challenge to the Postal Ser­ Starting in March 1976, the couple “the monopoly which Congress cordia Church Women will Rogers said he had never felt any Rogers said King and the late tragic moment in the nation’s vice’s 197-year-old monopoly on mail operated a same-day delivery for all created is an appropriate and plainly meet at 8 at the church. On Route 6 in Manchester and at the Manchester Parkade. bitterness until, as a teen-ager, he Malcolm X took divergent ap­ history." delivery. John and Bernice Rieg. Owners proaches to the problem of racism. letters picked up before noon at a adapted means of providing postal read books depicting racial persecu­ The Rev. Gordon Bates of the The justices let stand a lower-court Malcolm X took a militant stance, rate of 10 cents per item. service beneficial to the citizenry at DAV Auxiliary Congressional Session tion in the South that was "so stark I South Congregational Church ruling that Patricia and J. Paul Bren­ large.” had nightmares.” while King preached that "the delivered the invocation and benedic­ By the time the service was forced MANCHESTER -The nan violated federal mail monopoly to close down in July 1978, the Bren­ The Brennans appealed to the noise of laughter and greetings was strongest force between human tion. Disabled American WASHINGTON (UPI) - The 96th duties of the new two-year term. He said once a young child statutes by operating a hand- nans employed eight people and were Supreme Court to stay the effect of so intense in the House the clerk becomes filled with hate, the child beings is love and goodness and Terrye Blackstone introduced the Veterans Auxiliary will Congress began its two-year life with Dozens of children dressed in their delivered mail service in Rochester carrying an average of 3,000 pieces of the lower-court decisions, but Justice ceremony and parties, then subsided could not call the chamber to order. "begins to spew it out and it’s very kindness.” events of the service, saying Dr. N.Y. meet Wednesday at 7:30 Sunday best sat with member Rogers said he once believed a per­ mail per day to and from 357 Thurgood Marshall refused last p.m. at the VFW Home, “FOOD into several weeks of legislative in­ Only tbe opening prayer finally destructive.” King transformed ugnorance into This is the second time in a year the August. f f parents in the House, which son’s value was based on brains, but knowledge. customers, mostly small businesses activity to organize its committees brought quiet. Dr. King saw a subtle prejudice in court has turned down a challenge to and law firms. In their formal appeal to the court, traditionally is more liberal about House Democrats will learn this the North, according to Rogers, when WAREHOUSE and squabble over a handful of chair­ the government mail monopoly. Last The Postal Service said the Bren­ the couple said the Constitution does Bihle Study such things. Some members even had week which committees they will he came to Simsbury as a high school (Formerly Freak’s) manships. to stand during parts of the opening March, it refused to review a similar nans violated the private express not confer on Congress exclusive MA.NCHESTER - An serve on as the Steering and Policy student to pick tobacco in the The Senate and House, following session because of the number of case from Kansas. statutes which ban competition by power to operate a postal system. adult Bible study is OPPOSITE ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S Committee meets for three days to Area Police Report Monday’s opening session, planned children, but no one complained. summer. This prejudice had the The U.S. Postal Service sued Bren­ private concerns. The district court Government lawyers told the high scheduled for Wednesday CHURCH, 725 E. MIDDLE TPKE. dole out assignments and nominate only one meeting each — on Thursday Personalities were the order of the same effect as the open prejudice he Vernon nan Hand Delivery in Rochester concluded the statutes were a valid court the postal monopoly "is as old at 10 a.m. at Zion chairmen. “WE ACCEPT MANUFACTURER — for the rest of the week, merely to day as everyone noted actress encountered in the South, he said. fiire hydrant causing the hydrant to federal district court and won an in­ exercise of constitutional power. as the nation itself." Evangelical Lutheran No challenges are expected to any Garry K. Hayes. 32. of Mansfield, COUPONS A FOOD STAMPS” satisfy the constitutional require­ Elizabeth Taylor was in the Senate But, King worked to change this a release water which froze on the Church. incumbent committee chairmen this attitude rather than reacting with was charged Monday with failure to ment they meet once every three gallery as her husband Sen. John street. The state Department of year, but a coalition of public in­ hate, Rogers said. drive right. He was involved in an ac­ days unless they are in official Warner, R-Va., took the oath, and Transportation was called to sand “YOU CAN CUT recess. No business will be con­ terest and environmental groups is He studied theology in Boston and cident on E. Main Street, Rockville. the road. Hayes has a court answer Prayer-Study Rep. Daniel Flood, D-Pa., took time Police said the Hayes car struck a Jaycees Plan New Award ducted. challenging the election of Rep. "in his writings, you can see the es­ date of Jan. 26 in Rockville. MANCHESTER - The off from his bribery trial to travel Jamie Whitten, D-Miss., to succeed YOUR FOOD BILL BY Galleries were crammed with several blocks to the Capitol to be Cheryl A, Wasik, 17, of Glaston­ VERNON — The Greater Vernon than Jan. 19. Women’s Prayer and Study im o i TOH SHOT AT family and friends Monday as elected sworn in. the retired Rep. George Mahon, D- bury, was charged Monday with Jaycees in addition to the annual Group of South United U-UfEiniKE Texas, as chairman of the House Ap­ Meeting Change Methodist Church will BETT1M A RAIK M HV and re-elected representatives and Both chambers got off to a later failure to drive a reasonable distance Distinguished Service Award it gives .Adult Regisiratiuns SHOPPING USAVE” senators took the oath of.office and propriations Committee. New Housing Units apart. She was involved in a two-car each year, will also give, this year, The meeting of the Center Road meet tonight at 7:30 at 1208 start than the scheduled noon. The Registrations in person, for classes handled the initial housekeeping Whitten is expected to overcome accident on Dobson Road. an “Outstanding Educator Award.” School PTO, originally scheduled for Main St. the opposition easily. The driver of the other car was at the Vernon Adult School, will be All women of the church Tbe Distinguished Service Award conducted tonight, and Wednesday Jan. 22, has been postponed to Jan. 29 SAMPLE SAVINGS Challenges to subcommittee Will Open Soon Robert F. DeCarli of Windsor are invited to participate. is presented to an individual, man or and Thursday nights from 7 to 9 p.m. at 7 p.m. at the school. .11 chairmen, such as Flood and Rep. Dr, Bernard Sidman, superinten­ Avenue, Rockville. No injuries were woman, age 18-36, from Vernon, at Rockville High School. Charles Diggs, D-Mich., will not VERNON — Ground was broken independent residents. reported. Damage to the cars was Tolland or Ellington, who has given dent of schools, will speak. Kinanuel Church A come until later. Classes will begin on Jan. 29, 30, TtlES. t WED. ONLY last spring for the Welles Country There are income limitations, but minor. Ms. Wasik has a court answer the most meritorious service to his and 31 and run for a 10-week period. Church Women MANCHESTER - The Diggs, sentenced to three years in Village housing project and now rental assistance is available. date of Jan. 26. or her family, church, community Residents of Vernon and The Greater Rockville Area Coun­ worship and music com­ prison on 29 counts of mail fraud and some of the units are almost ready and nation. W: Douglas Hayes, president of South Windsor neighboring towns may attend the cil of Church Women United will mittee of Emanuel payroll padding, may not even be for occupancy. The award is the highest award the Welles, said that brochures about the Alan J. Wilson, 17, of 185 Union St., Vernon program. Fees do not include have its annual meeting Jan. 26 from Lutheran Church will meet renominated by the International Welles village is being built with a Greater Vernon Jaycees present an­ 3 LBS. vilage and preapplication forms are Rockville, was charged Monday with the cost of books or materials. No fee 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at All Saints tonight at 7:30 at the Relations Committee as chairman of mortgage froo the U.S. Department nually. The person honored is entered available at the Talcottville failure to drive in the proper lane. is charged for courses in high school Church, School Street, church. OR its Africa subcommittee, relieving of Housing and Urban Development. Congregational Church, the First Police said he apparently hit an icy into the U. S. Jaycees 10 outstanding review, English as a second Sommersville. MORE House Democrats the embarrass­ Welles Country Village, Ltd, is a non­ lb. Congregational Church of Vernon, or patch on Strong Road and skidded young men program in hopes that his language, Americanization, ^nd pre- Soup, sandwiches, dessert and ment of a caucus fight. profit corporation dedicated to better from Elderly Housing Management, or her achievements may be further Venereal Clinic 1.09 Flood has only been indicted and into some fence posts. His court high school review. beverage will be provided by the host living for senior citizens. 20 Drazen Drive, North Haven. recognized and honored. church. Officers will be installed for MANCHESTER - A not convicted, and there is sentiment The housing units are being built on answer date is Jan. 26 in East Hart­ Board Committees Local persons on the Board of ford. The educator award will go to a venereal disease clinic, LARGE for taking no action against him until about 30 acres of wooded land in the coming year and a program will Directors are Alice Hammar. person from one of the three towns The Personnel Policies Committee be presented. All women of area which is completely con­ after his trial, which started Monday Talcottville, off Welles Road. of the Board of Education will meet SOUD George Poole, Kenneth Knox, Hayes, who has excelled in the field of churches are invited to attend. fidential and free, is held as the House was organizing. Flood is Various living options are John Peters, Howard Noble, Thomas GOP Caucus education. There are no age restric­ Jan. 17 at 8 p.m. in the schools’ ad­ each Wednesday from 6 to chairman of the Appropriations sub­ available including some 100 units of Burgess, Raymond Ramsdell, and tions for this award. ministration building. Park Street. Junior Grunge 7:30 p.m. in the emergency beaO committee on Labor and Health, one-bedrrom independent apartment Linda Kidney. Anyone wishing to make a nomina­ The board’s Transportation Com­ Junior Grange 92 will meet Jan. 20 department at Manchester LETTUCE Traditional Gift Education and Welfare. units and some 80 units of Elderly Housing Management will Gripe Topic tion for either award should contact mittee will meet Jan. 19 at 10 a.m. in at 2 p.m. at the Strong home on West Memorial Hospital. Rep. Daniel Akaka, D-Hawaii, presents Speaker of the Except for the usual behind-the- cooperative housing, one- and two- assist applicants in finding out if they Jonathan Gilman, 647-1417, no later the administration building. Street. Vernon. No a p p o in tm en t is “He Accept Frank's Supennaritet Cowtesy Cards" i Checks For kmount ef Order scenes maneuvering for committee House Thomas O’Neill with the traditional Hawaiian lei during bedroom, in small clusters of four to qualify for rental assistance. The in­ SOUTH WINDSOR - Four needed for this service, assignments, the Senate planned no six units. come limits will vary from time to Democratic Town Council members which is available to SAVE 1/3 ON YOUR FOOD BILL a reenactment of Akaka’s swearing-in to the House Monday at action even on organizational A model one-bedroom apartment is time. the Capitol. (UPI photo) have filed a complaint with the state anyone, regardless of age. matters this week. ready for potential residents and Also at that time it was stated that Freedom of Information Commis­ Heart Fund Chairman Named •MANCHESTER their families to see. if a person doesn't qualify for sion, charging the five Republican Ms. Tina MacNeal has been named asistance the market rent would be council members with setting town SOUTH WINDSOR - Cecile the community. The classes will be conducted by ^ v .w National Weather as project manager and Ms. Mary $359 a month for one bedroom apart­ policy in caucus. Decker of 91 Berle Road has been As town chairman she will coor­ Edward Devanney of South Windsor. named chairman of the 1979 fund ttA TTU Stevens, the program director. dinate South Windsor volunteers for City Fest Hi Lo Milwaukee pc 02 -12 ment including utilities and The complaint, signed by Jackie The beginners course will be con­ Presenting our 3 0 0 0 /' Each apartment will be equipped maintenance except for telephone raising drive for the American Heart the heart fund drive. ducted Jan. 17, Feb. 7 and Feb. 21 .rtaxMO Albuquerque • 45 37 Minneapolis pc 02 -16 Smith, Edward Havens, Robert Association. \ with a range, refrigerator, wall-to- and air conditioning, which are not Statistics show that 40 percent of from 7 to 10 p.m. and the refresher v ! > * i Anchorage ’ 33 31 Nashville cy 32 27 Myette, and Arthur Champagne, Ms. Decker has been active in Asheville wall carpeting, tubshower included in the rent charge, all deaths in South Windsor have classes will be Feb. 8 and 27 from 7 to 1 44 20 New Orleans cy 48 40 states that the five Republicans met South Windsor affair having served Atlanta ■ 44 28 New York pc 28 26 combination with safety features, Franklin G. Welles of Talcottville, together "on or about Dec. 16” and, been caused by heart and blood 10 p.m. /i/ew^ S £xjeilmg on the Board of Education for seven Billings ■ 01 -03 Oklahoma City cy 37 30 and individual thermostats. who owned the land where the village following the meeting, issued a state­ vessel diseases. Those registering must attend all years, two years as its chairman; -t n x m t ] Birmingham ' 43 25 Omaha cy 16 02 Single persons age 62 or older, or is being built, is president of the ment regarding the 1979-80 town CPR Courses classes and classes are open to the 8x10 COLOR PORTRAIT OFFER Boston 31 22 Philadelphia pc 29 23 handicapped; families of two per­ village organization; Burgess is vice budget. served on the Town Council for two public but registrations will be Brwnsvil, Tx. Phoenix r 63 53 years; is a member of the The Avery Street School PTO is 65 57 sons, one being 62 or older, are eligi­ president and Linda Kidney is The Republicans, however, con­ sponsoring beginner and refresher limited. Interested persons should Buffalo 14 11 Pittsburgh pc 16 14 ble for residency at Welles. treasurer and secretary. Democratic Town Committee and call Alice Keane, 644-2674 or the Charlsln, S.C. pc 28 09 tend that the memorandum was in­ Cardio-pulmonary Resuscitation 45 33 Portland, M. All applicants must be capable of The sponsoring organization is the was named “Outstanding Woman of school, 644-0069. lowitT TiamiATutn] Charltt, N.C. 42 24 Portland, Or. cy 39 32 tended to warn town officials of a American" for accomplishments in courses starting Wednesday at the Chicago 01 01 Providence pc 28 17 independent living, able to care for New Samaritan Corporation. The zero tax increase, and was a declara­ school. Cleveland 17 11 Richmond cy 39 25 themselves and cooperate in com­ architect was Henry Schadler tion of intent and not a council direc­ Columbus munity living. Care has been taken to Associatee of West Hartford. tive. [ "Duo^lmage'poitmit 17 11 St. Louis pc 20 15 ■“ M iwun I ^ » Dallas 41 35 Salt Lake City s 40 36 assure a barrier free setting for less No hearing date has been set. Denver 49 26 San Antonio cy 47 44 Manchester Public Records UPI •U TH m POTOCUTi«»T • liffrL— Desa moines 12 02 San Diego r 62 57 Detroit 10 05 San Francisco c 52 48 Dinner Set Wurruiily deeds For period ending 7 a m. EST 1/17/79. During Tuesday Duluth 03 -23 San Juan pc 85 76 Mary Bourbeau to Edna tjiiilclaiin dtM'ds I'idiiriary's d(‘rfl Marriage lieeiises Your Choice K1 Paso 57 39 Seattle r 42 36 In Bolton Take ‘Death & Dying: Evans Products Co., Estate of Anna Bachus to Michael Donovan, East night, snow will be expected in the northern Rockies, the Hartford M. Bernard, property at 23 (A "Duo-Image" or regular 8x10 color portrait) lower Lakes and the Ohio Valley, while mostly fair 27 15 Spokane cy 21 03 BOLTON - The staff of Challenge & Change’ Summit St,, $25,000. Braintree, Mass, to Loeb, Alice Larkin and Anne B. Hartford, to Susan A. Ben­ Houston 50 45 Tampa pc 64 46 weather is anticipated elsewhere. Bolton High School will Carl H. Serus and Rhoades, Hornblower Sobolewski, both of East ton. 63 Walker St.. Jan. 19 This professional "Duo-Image" Designer's portrait Is one of Indianapolis 17 10 Washington cy 35 32 For College Credit From the most fascinating ways lo capture different facial expres­ treat parents of Grade 8 M arilyn D. Serus to Capital Corp., New York, Hartford, property on at St, Bridget. ■lacksn. Mss. 47 29 Wichita pc 32 13 Manchester Community College New York, property on Woodland Street, no con­ Dennis C. Volkert, 211 sions in one ponrail. We can create two expressions ol one Jack.sonville students to dinner, enter­ Edward P. Wiatrzyk and person or include two dillerent people. For example: A 47 31 c-clear; el-clearing; cy- Spencer Street, $680,(100. veyance tax. Charter Oak St., and Nancy Connecticut Weather Kansas City 24 11 cloudy; f-fair; m-missing; pc- tainment and a tour of the Sh^la M. Wiatrzyk, both of mother and child together. Let our prolessionals create a Loeb, Rhoades, M. Maillet, Vernon, Feb. 9. "Duo-Image" Designer's portrait especially tor you. Avail­ l^ s Vegas 49 42 partly cloudy; r-rain; sh- high school, Wednesday East Hartford, property at Conservator's ilrrd Becoming partly sunny this afternoon. High Hornblower Capital Corp. Estate of Marguerite Jeffrey S. Rea, 40 Doane able at reasonable prices. Delux mat included. Little Rock 32 29 showers; sm-smoke; sn- starting at 6:30 p.m. Please register me for college credit in Courses by Newspaper's "Death & 28 Kenwood Drive. $50.60 temperatures 25 to 30. minus 4 to minus 1 C. Becoming lx)s Angeles 54 47 snow; sysunny; ts- The main dish for the to First Evans Associats Guiliano to Robert F. St., and Diane M. Boucher, c oudy overnight. Lows 15 to 20. Snow likely Wednesday. Dying: Challenge & Change” printed in The Manchester Evening Herald conveyance tax. Limit: One per subject, two per family. •Groups St .75 each Ixiuisville 23 19 thunderstorms; w-windy. meal will be prepared by Enclosed is my check or money order for $40. Christopher P. McHale Limited Partnership, New Stockman and Carol M. 173 Spruce St., Jan. 26 at additional subject. •Additional portraits available In all sizes Highs 25 to 30. Probability of precipitation .30 percent Memphis 36 31 Irene Tabatsky, home York, New York, property Stockman, both of SLBridgeL^^^^^^ and backgrounds at our reasonable prices. •Persons under and Elizabeth P. McHale 18 must be accompanied by parent or guardian. •Finished today 20 percent tonight 70 percent Wednesday. Westerly economics teacher, and Name on Spencer Street, $680,000. Philadelphia, Pa., property ulXehMMr E««ning HaraK winds around 10 mph becoming light northerly tonight to Stephen J, Allen and portraits delivered al store. •Salislaclion guaranteed or your her students, and the other Chris Realty Co, to at 107 Pond Lane, $60,000. money back. •Always friendly prolisilonil itrvlco. Northeasterly 10 to 15 mph Wedne.sday. Helena M. Mullett, proper­ CIHCUUnON HOURS Kxlt‘nded Foreoasl staff members will Address ty at 73 Spruce St., $48,000, Ralph Gilman, Tucson, Itiiilding iirriiiils Mon. • Fri. Ariz., and William M. Antonio Amodeo, addi­ a;S0 lo 6:00 prepare the rest of the Alice Larkin and Anne B. DEUVERY DEADUNE- Mass., R I & Conn.: Cloudy with a chance of snow meal which will be pot City State Zip______Sobolewski, East Hartford, Christiana. East Hartford, tion at 399 Woodland St., 5:30 p.m. Winter Sports Outlook Thursday, aearing Friday. Fair Saturday. Highs from luck. to Frank S. Berlinski and property at 1422 Tolland $1,070. SAT. After a brief musical Social Security No. (used as ID# ______Turnpike, no conveyance Heyman Properties, 7:00 • 10:00 Am. This afternoon partly sunny and cold weather with Patricia M. Larkin, OEUVERY DEADLINE midTos'^'^ presentation parents will tax. Westport, alterations at 7jW Am. '*4 DAYS ONLY'’ winds diminishing. High temperatures will range from property at 55 Woodland Vermont. Snow ending early Thursday then lair be given a tour of the ------Check if Previous or Present MCC Student. Robert Krajewski to 210 Pine St., $22,000. Suggested C arrl^ Rates' the teens in the north to around .30 in the .south Clouds St., $30,050. chance of snow Friday ending Saturday. Highs in the 20s building and will see a James Strano, property at Ptytblo ia AOvtnc* will increase overnight and low readings will range from Nicholas R. Jackston and *for* 5:30 p.m. PHOTO HOURS Street, no conveyance tax. ■hould t*i*phon* (h* circulation program. vevance tax. dopvtnwnt, 647-M46. Dally: 10-1 2-5 6-8 Saturday: 10-1 2-4:30 ■PAGE ■ FX3UR - - EVENING *»»■<**««X1.^< HERALD. Tues., Jan. 16. 1979

EVENING HERALD, Tues., Jan. 16, 1979— PAGE FIVE Smoking Study Shows New Pregnancy Risks Jeff Jacobs Selected HILTON HEAD,HEAD. S.C. S.C, m(UPI) P n - A pregnancies, were so new .uthey were . Seahrook Hearings Resume great because most of the affected new study shows a mother's smoking which the placenta implants in the the blood vessels of the mother's were not afile (n eliminate other fac- NASHUA,hlAOUIIA N.H. M U (UPI)-Therltoii mL U.S. not included in the surgeon general's infants died before birth or right The towers would recirculate the federal appeals court last October significantly increases the risk of wrong place on the wall of the uterus which are supplying the placen - tors that could have been responsi­ Atomic Safety and Licensing Board new report on smoking. after birth. same cooling water, while the open and SA P L lawyer Robert Backus Rotary’s Man of Year miscarriage and crib death, but does mother's uterus. This can cause ta,” he said. The placenta is the ble, His study did consider those fac­ today resumes hearings on the He said in releasing his findings After eliminating a variety of other system would take in cold ocean said a decision was expected “any not. as generally believed, affect a hemorrhaging — a problem for both organ that connects the fetus to the tors. suitability of Seahrook over seven today at an American Heart Associa­ factors that might have a role in mis­ water and return it to the ocean 20 day." child's intelligence or long-term mother and fetus. uterus. "W e have now finished two \>ery other alternative sites in New tion meeting there is no question that carriages. Naeye said he and his co­ degress warfner. The NRC staff report came M A N C H E ST E R — Jeff Jacobs, growth, He said smoking also increases the As far as crib death is concerned, detailed studies on this and it’s v ery England for a nuclear power plant He has also conducted marathon women who smoke have an increased workers determined that smoking in­ Construction has been continuing following their examination of the vice president and general manager "There's no reason for mothers chance that large segments of Naeye said many factors apparently clear that we do not find a n y using cooling towers. radio appeals at the Hartford Civic number of miscarriages, and he said dependently increased the risk of at the Seabrook plant, which has been other seven propo.sed sites for the of W IN E Radio, has been named with children who have school placental tissue will die during play a role in this ailment in which evidence that the cigarette smok ing On Monday four U.S. Nuclear Center, the Manchester Armory, the there was no doubt their offspring three disorders that cause m is­ a favorite target of anti-nuclear 2,300-megawatt atomic plant. The problems to be blaming themselves pregnancy, affecting the amount of infants die without warning during is having any permanent effects on Regulatory Commission staff Community Man of the Year by the Rotary Antique Show and the had more major birth defects. carriages. forces since it was first proposed in four staff members who issued the for smoking during pregnancy," said nutrients flowing to the unborn child. sleep. But he said his study found either he child's growth and develop­ members testified they had studied Rotary Club of Manchester. He will Manchester Parkade. "The most controversial area is These include premature separa­ 1972. It took four years of state and report said Monday the sites were no receive the special Rotary award and Dr. Richard L. Naeye in adding a While premature separation of the that a mother's smoking during ment, or school perfrmance, or mtm- all the proposed sites and concluded The Scholarship Ball is open to the the relationship of cigarette smoking tion of the placenta (increased by 65 federal hearings for a construction better than Seabrook if cooling will be honored at the Rotary’s Fifth fresh chapter to the controversial placenta is directly affected by tbe pregnancy increased the risk of this lal and motor development.” in a two-inch thick report Seahrook is p^ublic and the project by the local to congenital anomalies (birth percent by a mother's smoking), a permit to be issued to the Public Ser­ towers are used. Annual Scholarship Fund Ball Satur­ issues of smoking and pregnancy. amount of smoking during pregnan­ problem,also known as Sudden Infant Naeye's work, financed by thie the best site in the region for the Rotary Club raises funds for defects)," he said. “We found a very blood incompatibility known as Rh vice Company of New Hampshire. The sites include the Pilgram day, Feb. 17, at The Colony in Naeye. chairman of pathology at cy, Naeye said other problems affec­ Death Syndrome, by 52 percent. National Institutes of Health, did not atomic plant. scholarships given to graduating strong relationship between disease (up 81 percent by smoking) Environmental Protection Agency nuclear plant in Plymouth, Mass., Talcottville. Pennsylvania State University's ting the placenta appear to be in­ Naeye said dozens of previous consider what effect alcohol drinkin g A ruling is expected soon from the seniors from Howell Cheney cigarette smoking and congenital and major birth defects (up 43 Administrator Douglas Costle ruled Montague, Mass.; Shelburne, A native of England, Jacobs has Her^ey Medical Center, said some fluenced by a mother's long-term sudip have placed great emphasis on by the mother might have had on her U.S. First Circuit Court of Appeals in Reponal Vocational Technical anomalies." percent). in August 1978 the open ocean cooling Moore's Pond, Litchfield, and Lam­ participated in many community of his findings, based on a four-year smoking practice. lindings indicating that smoking offspring. But he said it is known tha t Boston on whether the $2.3 billion School, East Catholic and But Naeye said the societal impact Naeye said a mother's smoking system was acceptable and towers prey Pond in New Hampshire, and fund-raising activities. His most re­ Manchester high schools. analysis of the records of 53,518 “This raises the possibility that affected a child's growth and in­ heavy drinking can cause fetal brain Seabrook plant must be built with of these major birth defects was not history also influences a disorder in weren't necessary. the Millstone nuclear plant in Water­ cent efforts have been in support of chronic changes are taking place in telligence, But he said those studies damage, and this did not show up in cooling towers instead of an open Tickets may be reserved by calling The Seacoast Anti-Pollution ford, Conn, the World Hunger Drive before the the smoking studv. ocean cooling system. Jeff Jacobs John Garofalo, chairman, at 649-5396, League appealed the decision to the holidavs. or John Fogarty at 649-4539.

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PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD, Tues., Jan. 16, 1979 Ratchford Authority Still Fights FBI Agents EVENING HERALD, Tues., Jan. 16, 1979 - PAGE SEVEN Achieves For Coventry Sewers Monitored U.S.-Chinese Relations Life Dream COVENTRY — A joint meeting Local regulations presently require between the Water Pollution Control two-acre building lots, and the PZC is Authority, the Town Council, and the considering marking off a 300-foot Rep. Flood In Spotlight in Capital WASHINGTON (UPIl - William Planning Commission indicated that buffer zone from the water's edge to Ratchford achieved his lifelong the authority is still fighting an uphill WASHINGTON (UPI) - The new Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., prevent further development there. WASHINGTON (UPI) - FBI status of U.S.-Chinese relations, and mittee, which plans extensive dream Monday. He was sworn in as battle with town officials to gain ap­ recently filed suit in federal district The town's Conservation Commis­ agents monitored at least one con­ what it portends politically and hearings. Aides said Monday an ef­ Connecticut's 5th District con­ proval for its proposal for a sion recently criticized the WPCA for versation involving Rep. Daniel court to stop the termination of the fort will be made to draft two bills — economically, is in the spotlight in U.S.-Taiwan pact. gressman. municipal sewer plan for Coventry. not taking nonsewer waste disposal Flood, D-Pa., but the Justice Depart­ one dealing with Taiwan’s security He was actually sworn in twice — The WPCA, under the chair­ the nation’s capital as it prepares for At the State Department, systems seriously. ment refuses to divulge the subject the forthcoming visit of Vice and the other on trade relations. once for the nation and once for his manship of former councilman Commission Chairwoman Joanne m atter on grounds " it would Secretary of State Cyrus Vance told a Conservative senators who object friends. On both occasions. House Richard Breault, was formerly Premier Teng Hsiao-ping. conference on trade with China and Corrigan said Breault's group had prejudice the national interest." The new Congress primarily was strongly to breaking formal ties with Speaker Thomas 'Tip ' O'Neill, D- designated the Coventry Sewer not considered nonsewer alternatives The use of electronic surveillance Taiwan the administration is moving Taiwan are expected to bargain hard ,\Iass.. administered the oath of of­ Authority. concerned with the political im­ ahead on plans to create a private in sufficient detail. involving the indicted, 75-year-old plications, and several members in­ to improve Taiwan’s diplomatic and fice. Two previous plans for a regional corporation to handle relations with congressman was disclosed in court troduced legislation to bolster security situations. At noon. Ratchford and 76 other sewer system with the Town of papers filed before Flood went on Taiwan on an informal basis. Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, just back newcomers to the House of Taiwan’s security. The White House, The corporation is to be known as Mansfield went down to defeat by trial Monday on charges of bribery, as expected, said envoy Leonard from a trip to China, told a news con­ Representatives were given the oath taxpayers. “The American Institute." conspiracy and perjury. Woodcock would be named the first ference Peking is willing to accord of office m their new chamber. Later Last year Mansfield decided to Opening arguments were set for The administration also is Taiwan "full autonomy," but their in the day. O'Neill performed his develop its own facility, and U.S. ambassador, and a State developing legislation to extend in­ Flood s trial today, and prosecutors Department conference heard dis­ ideas seemed to go "m ore to duties again in Ratchford's office Breault "s group went to work with were ready to call their chief witness formally 60 executive agreements appearances” than to any substan­ where 125 Connecticut residents con­ the engineering firm of Fuss and cussions of prospects for trade with and treaties with Taiwan. — his former top aide, Stephen Elko. China and Taiwan. tive change in the present situation. gregated to congratulate the new O’Neill to come up with a municipal Documents made public by "With these new arrangements in He said China’s apparent price for congressman. plan. Three senators introduced place, we expect Taiwan to continue prosecutors indicated the subject of measures kicking off the expected “full autonomy” is to lower the Over the years, others on Connec­ New proposals call for a facility to prosper," Vance told the the surveillance was a "hostile” "horse-trading” over China policy: Nationalist Chinese flag, raise the ticut's poiitical scene have talked of costing more than $9 million which foreign power, political party or businessmen. Communist flag, and declare Taiwan running for the U.S. Senate, the would receive 90 percent state and — Sens. Dick Stone, D-Fla., and All these proposals will be referred agent, but revealed little else about Robert Dole, R-Kan., introduced part of the People’s Republic of governor's chair or just higher office federal funding and low-cost govern­ to the Senate Foreign Relations Com­ China. IRS Training Session the nature of the surveillance. A separate bills to give Taiwan’s en­ in general. But Ratchford has always ment loans to finance the remainder. more detailed report on it was turned made it clear he had only one goal — Volunteers receive instructions at a Engineer Lon Hultgren said the Floral Tribute voys diplomatic status, which they tax help. Robert Konfala, left, an IRS over, under seal, to U.S. District lose March 1 when the United States to become the state' 5th District con­ training session Monday with the Internal representative, conducts the class, while new plan is designed to accom­ Judge Oliver Gasch, but defense The widow and other family members of Dr. Martin Luther gressman. modate population projections and China exchange ambassadors. Revenue Service at the Army & Navy Club in Joseph Murphy of Manchester, VITA lawyers were denied access to it. King Jr., placed a floral wreath at his tomb Monday as 50th Dole’s bill also would permit Taiwan "To serve in Congress was a through the year 2030. It would in­ The report was accompanied by an Manchester so they can be tax aides for the program coordinator, assists. (Herald photo birthday tributes poured in from world leaders. With Coretta to maintain an official liaison office lifetime dream for me." Ratchford clude a west lake interceptor to ex­ affidavit from Attorney General in Washington. Ceramics Class Due said. "It's a tremendous thrill to elderly and persons who can’t afford private by Pinto) tend to Waterfront Heights and are daughters Bernice, center, and Yoland. Griffin Bell saying, in part, "I certify (Url photo) — Dole introduced a nonbinding represent the 525,000 people in my would serve both the lake and village that it would prejudice the national VERNON — The Indian Valley and will run for six weeks. district." areas. resolution calling on the United interest to disclose the particular YMCA will sponsor ceramics classes Classes for teens and adults will be In 1974. Ratchford. a former States to take all necessary The service area in later phases facts contained in the sealed exhibit for children, teens, and adults, held on Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. speaker of the Connecticut House, could be extended to facilitate the in­ measures to assure Taiwan’s defense Feds Short Manp ower and concerning the surveillance during the winter session. This is a beginner course in the fun­ ran for Congress, but lost to the dustrial zone south of the village on Britain Leaders Try if Peking attempts a forcible other than to the court.” takeover. Carol Trovato of Ellington, a cer­ damentals of ceramics. Projects will Republican incumbent Ronald Route 31, Hultgren explained. He es­ The significance, if any, of the — Sen. Harry Byrd, I-Va., in­ tified ceramics teacher, will conduct be completed in class. Sarasin. timated the annual cost to resident documents to Flood’s trial was not the classes. After his defeat, Ratchford troduced a resolution requiring the The cost of materials will vary ac­ users at about $244 excluding costs to immediately clear. Children, age 8-12, will be taught cording to the participants’ choice of accepted an appointment as Connec­ the town. For Industry Peace Senate to have a role in any official To Catch Illegal Aliens While a jury was picked Monday, how to pour molds, learn the fun­ the projects. Classes will be limited ticut's commissioner on aging. decision to end a defense treaty. The Council chairman Jack Myles said the powerful Pennsylvania con­ damentals of the art, and will com­ in size. Those interested should con­ Ratchford decided to run again for LONDON (UPI) — Prime Minister approval of a new approach could resolution was written in general HARTFORD (UPlI - There may busy. he felt that a new building inspector gressman hurried during a recess to plete a minimum of three projects. tact the YMCA office at Vernon Cir­ Congress last year when Sarasin be as many as 5.000 illegal aliens in hold hands along the border to catch will have to be added among other James Callaghan’s Labor govern­ force Callaghan to call emergency terms, but clearly aimed at preven­ "I wouldn't be surprised if we have the House chamber to be sworn in for ting the 1954 U.S.-Taiwan defense These classes will be on "Tuesdays cle, 872-7329. gave up the 5th District seat to run Connecticut and they're getting 5,000 illegal aliens in the state of illegal aliens. It's just about an im­ town staff to administer a sewer a 16th term. ment today worked to restore the in­ general elections. fr—n 3 ">n to 5 p.m., starting Jan. 23 dustrial peace threatened by railroad The government will face a strong pact from lapsing. for governor. harder and harder to catch, the Im­ Connecticut," Albina said. possible task. " system. Flood’s lawyers are targeting their In November, Ratchford beat his migration and Naturalization Service Over the years, some law enforce­ Also, town facilities such as the Guest Speaker and truck drivers who struck to rein­ attack in today’s debate from Most of the illegal aliens living in defense around Elko’s credibility. Conservative opposition leader Republican opponent, state Sen. says. ment officials have complained that Robertson School and the South MANCHESTER - Sister They sought, even after the jury was force pay demands. Connecticut apparently come from Margaret Thatcher. George Guidera of Weston, to In 1975, the Connecticut branch of South America. once an illegal alien sneaks into the Coventry Fire Department would Marylouise Fennell, RSM, of Hart­ empaneled, a last-minute postpone­ The railroad networks throughout Under a state of emergency, which become the fifth Democrat in I&NS caught and deported 1,055 il­ "It’s a lot easier to get here from country, there is a network of have to pay costs of up to $60,000 to ford, will be the guest speaker for the ment — saying they wanted more the nation came to a halt as the 28,(X)0 Connecticut's six-member con­ legal aliens. Every year since, the South America than it is from mercenary smugglers ready to spirit hook into the system, St. James Home and School Associa­ time to study Elko’s personal finan­ drivers staged the first of two 24-hour Parliament must approve, the gressional delegation. At the same number has shrunk — slightiy, but Europe. ” Albina said. him to any section of the country. PZA Chairwoman Marily Richard­ tion Monday , Jan. 22, at 7:30 p.m. in cial records. strikes at midnight Monday (7 p.m. government could use troops, time. Gov. Ella Grasso demolished the school cafeteria. EST). requisition trucks, automobiles and steadily. "We also have quite a large Albina doesn't think that's a son said her group’s interest in Walter Fleischer, an attorney for Sarasin. I&NS District Director R.B. Spanish-speaking population. It’s problem in Connecticut. municipal sewers was mainly to en­ Her topic will be "How to Raise a The nations largest railroad buildings to move cargo. Crazy Kid." Flood, contended the “central issue" Barbara Ratchford and her three Albina, a 17-year veteran with the easy to come here and get "We have no reason to believe we courage growth development recent­ workers’ union — representing The last time it was used was in the case is whether Elko took the during the crippling coal miners’ teen-age sons — Shaun, Scott and federal government's alien assimilated and well ... disappear. A have an active smuggling group in ly adopted for Coventry. Sister Fennell is currently the money for himself. He said bank porters, guards and cleaners — Brian — watched as O'Neill ad­ monitoring agency, said severai fac­ Connecticut,” he said. "If there was, She said the PZC favors a limited educational consultant for the rejected productivity pay proposals strike in 1974 that forced a three-day German on the other hand would records obtained so far show “tens of work week. ministered the oath of office to tors have contributed to the decline. stand out, " he added. my intelligence would have found out sewer system in the lake area to cope Manchester Counseling Center, and thousands of dollars going in and out put forward by the British Rail board The Confederatio of British In­ Ratchford in the House of Represen­ "They (illegal aliens) are getting Albina said a large percentage of about it by now," with existing health problems, but director at the Pastoral Counseling and back and forth" from Elko to his and threatened to join the drivers on tatives. The Ratchfords then went on more sophisticated and our staff size Connecticut's illegal aliens apparent­ Albina said there’s not much im­ fears any large-scale sewering will Institute at St. Joseph College, West relatives and colleagues. the picket line. dustry, representing 10,000 industrial a special tour of the White House. Hartford, firms, estimated 120,000 workers is inadequate," Albina said in an in­ ly reside in Fairfield County, just a migration officials can do if an il­ promote further density in that He called it a "great tragedy" that Striking truck drivers tightened POES IT AGAIN! already have been laid off as a result Presidential adviser Anne Wexler terview, “We have an insurmoun­ stone’s throw from New York City. legal alien is bent on living in the heavily populated section. Her membership in professional Flood ever was indicted on charges their stranglehold on Britain’s economy by ignoring pleas from of the picketing by truck drivers of and Civil Aeronautics Board Com­ table amount of paperwork. We just The Big Apple traditionally has had a United States. She added that large pipelines may organizations includes the Connec­ he accepted $65,000, 100 shares of ONLY CASH, or BANK CHARGE ACCEPTED FOR THIS SALE missioner Gloria Schafer — a pair of don’t have the manpower we need.” tough time keeping tabs on the hun­ "He will make his way back if he make it more difficult for the com­ ticut Mental Health Association and their union and the government to let ports and factories and predicted the bank stock and the promise of $100,- number of layoffs will soar. Connecticut politicians who now A ruling by a Chicago judge a year dreds of thousands of immigrants wants to come back," Albina said. mission to justify large-lot zoning in the Association for Counselor Educa­ 000 more. essential supplies of food and animal work in Washington — joined the and ahalf ago has also made it "It's a problem. We often see the the event of a court test. tion and Supervision. feedstuffs through picket lines. In Lancashire, in northwest who flow Into the city each year. Prosecutor Mark Tuohey argued England, thousands of homes were state's congressional delegation at tougher to find illegal aliens, Albina "If they can’t find jobs in New same people back.” defense lawyers had plenty of time to The government said it will without water because of a wildcat WOMEN’S BOOTS & SHOES the afternoon swearing in ceremony said. York, they come north, ” Albina said. obtain the documents they need and proclaim a state of emergency if the in Ratchford's new congressional of­ "We used to be able to stop people Another source of illegal aliens is said the transactions shown in the truckers continue picketing food and strike by water and sewage workers. fice in the Cannon Building. at airports or bus terminals because Mexico, where unlawful immigrants PUCA Gives Permit bank records "are absolutely irrele­ other vital supplies, The two 24-hour strikes by the train SALE STARTS AT 10 A.M. SHARP WED. 1/17 they looked foreign," Albina said. often pay to be smuggled into the vant to this case.” Callaghan and his ministers drivers will cripple the railroads for SaVeFUEL-ENERGY-$$$ believe the next few weeks are most of the week, and there are fears Catholic Women "But because of the judge’s ruling, United States. For Lydall Express Gasch, in denying the motion, said: we can’t do that now. We have to "They have gotten the word that crucial for the nation and the Labor the strikes will be repeated again WITH THE ENERGY SAVERS! “Much of what you are discussing, next week unless an acceptable offer MANCHESTER — The Manchester have reasonable doubt to stop it's easy to get in through Mexico, " MANCHESTER - The state Public Utilities Control Mr. Fleischer, may never surface.” government. Failure to win both un­ Council of Catholic Women will meet is made to the drivers. someone” Authority has approved Lydall Express Inc.'s request to a s k US ABOUT A 15% ion agreement and Parliamentary Thursday at 8 p.m. in the St, James the immigration official said, Although Connecticut does not transport paper products and metal and plastic balls to School cafeteria. Guest speaker will Albina doesn't think many of the il­ g o v e r n m e n t t a x r e b a t e have the illegal alien problem that points in Connecticut, be Sister Joan Reiliy, CSJ, pastorai legal aliens who cross the Mexican New York, Florida and California border end up in New England. But Lydall Express Inc. will make the deliveries from ass -ciate at St. James Church. Her have, there is still enough of a he said it's a big problem in the Lydall Eastern Inc. plants in Manchester and Hartford. topic will be “The Ministry of Amtrak Is Late Again problem to keep the 60 people who Southwest. The PUCA has to approve such requests for intrastate Women." work in the I&NS office in Hartford “And what can you do? You can't transportation. ALL PRIME WASHINGTON (UPI) - f t’s Congress in the 1960s began discus­ seal the border, " he said. "I mean The firm filed its application July 13 and a subsequent probably not news to northeast New York and five hours from New sion of a fast train from Boston to York to Boston. you can't hire millions of people to hearing was held. ALUMINUM travelers, but Amtrak is going to be Representatives of Lydall Express Inc. said at the New York and from New York to Adams said 1981 was unrealistic late again. Washington. Cotter Asks Gov. King meeting the combining of the proposed intrastate WINDOWS because it would have required so Transportation Secretary Brock The 1976 Railroad Revitalization operations with existing interstate operations will make many people working on the tracks Adams says the government needs and Regulatory Reform Act called the firm's overall work more efficient, productive and that all rail traffic would have to be To Oppose Water Plan until 1983 and $2.5 billion to improve for a regular schedule of the high­ economically feasible. No one spoke against the proposal halted during construction. service from Boston to Washington. speed trains running at two hours and at the hearing. Adams said previous planning was HARTFORD — U.S. Rep. William There has been a lack of a regional But then, he said, the trains will be 40 minutes between New York City Cotter has asked Massachusetts Gov. examination of the possible “clean, fast" and “run on time.” a "classic case of a good idea gone and Washington and three hours and sour ... due to waste, inefficiency, too Edward J. King to oppose two water downstream ramifications of both King Fund Drive His plan "balances" the passenger 40 minutes from New York City to much planning and not enough ac­ projects involving the diversion of projects. Cotter said. He called for UP TO 80 and freight needs along the congested HARTFORD, (PI) - The Martin ’59 Boston. tion” water from the Connecticut River to greater participation by local, state Ladies Night Saturday UNITED INCHES rail corridor, one of the busiest in the eastern Massachusetts communities. and regional agencies before a deci­ Luther King Youth Fund Drive will nation, Adams said. “I think we can He said his new plan, which calls try to raise $60,0(X) in 1979, Charles MANCHESTER — Hose Co. No. 4 will host the Town Currently, Amtrak’s best service for the addition of 67 new MOST WOMEN^S BOOTS & SHOES INCLUDED Cotter wrote last week to the sion is made. have clean, fast trains that run on on the Metroliner is three hours, W. Parker said Monday. recently elected governor. The ad­ Northeast Utilities and the Fire Department's 35th annual ladies night Saturday, time," he said. seven minutes from Washington to locomotives and refurbishing 34 ministration of King’s predecessor, Massachusetts Metropolitan District Parker, the fund drive chairman, is Feb. 17 at Garden Grove. The event will begin at 6:30 Metroliner cars, balances the con­ NEW 3” INSULATED TRIPLE flicting interests of commuter, Pay Fufl Price Michael Dukakis, had opposed both Commission have proposed both program director of radio station p.m. iBuy The First Pair of Your Choice at Regular Price WDRC. He made the announcement The Rhythm Airs Orchestra will play for dancing until GLASS CONSTRUCTION freight and interstate passenger ser­ the Millers River Basin and projects to divert water from the vice. Northfield Mountain Water Supply river and the Northfield pump station at the kickoff of 11th annual fund 1 a.m. |Buy The Second Pair of Your Choice For Only . . A TRIPLE PANE WINDOW He said the project could have cost projects. Cotter said. project for use by communities out­ drive which coincided with the slain The annual ladies night is sponsored and organized by He said the projects are a potential side the river basin. civil rights leader's 50th birthday. the volunteer firemen of the department's four fire com­ COSTS NO MORE THAN more than $3 billion, but he trimmed panies. Late Rec Signup Set costs such as those for a rail line BUY EITHER...TWO PAIR OF SHOES...TWO PAIR OF BOOTS...or ONE threat to the environmental balance Connecticut River Committees The King fund was established in MOST DOUBLE PANE PAIR OF BOOTS AND ONE PAIR OF SHOES of the Connecticut River and may have been formed in Connecticut and 1968 by H artford’s media and In charge of the event are Dick Moore, chairman; Dan around the congested New York City area. pose a problem for the communities Massachusetts by environmental, provides support for education, Pryor, secretary, and George Truman, treasurer. WINDOWS. MANCHESTER - The Recreation Jan, 23. The instructor is Edward Department will have a late registra­ Bombardier from Flo’s Cake along the river below the project business and governmental units to recreation and employment Tickets are available by calling any of the following: Some trains meeting the tion today through Friday for the Decorating, THESE FAMOUS NAMES AND MANY, MANY MORE sites. oppose the river’s diversion. programs for inner-city youngsters. Dan Pryor, 649-5902; Art Massaro, 643-8027; Randy Congressional timetable for speed Brown, 643-5506. TRANSFORM YOUR HOME winter cultural program. Registra­ Needlepoint for beginners, taught may be phased in. Adams said. INTO A FUEL SAVER tion is open to resid en ts of by George Fister, will meet on Sen. Claiborne Pell, D-R.I., said AIR STEP • BASS • HUSH PUPPIES ALL NEW THERMALIZEO Manchester and surrounding towns Wednesday mornings for six weeks Adams' program is a "realistic ap­ Blue Law Repeal Short Form income FRAME CONSTRUCTION from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Arts beginning Jan. 24. praisal of what’s needed to complete NOW Building on Garden Grove Road, Further information is available by an energy efficient, reliable and CONNIES • SOLO • ZODIAC Cake decorating is offered for contacting the Arts Building, 647- comfortable alternative to our tax filers...$7.50 A TRUE THERMAL- 3089. Pushed by Barry YOU CAN PLACE YOUR BARRIER WINDOW beginners on Tuesday mornings and overloaded highways and airlines.” Most Of Our Women’s Fall And Winter Boots And Shoes Included A short and sweet deal CLASSIFIED AD ANYTIME will meet for eight weeks beginning .MA.NCHESTER — State Sen. David Barry wants an • STOPS HEAT early hearing scheduled for a proposed bill to repeal the LOSS >Tc*Kiniiey (ioos Home MaiQ Street Dance Sunday closing law that was passed last year, The sweet part is that H&R Block will do your • TILTS IN FOR Barry believes the law is unfair and unconstitutional FAIRFIELD (UPI) — Rep. Stewart B. McKinney, R- 1040A Short Form for only $7 50f and then EASY CLEANING Conn., went home Monday to recuperate for six to eight SPONSORED BY THE and is seeking its repeal this year. State courts also have we II do any state or local return for even less. ruled against the law and that decision is pending appeal. weeks after undergoing heart bypass surgery Jan. 2 at St. ALE-A-THON MANCHESTER POLICE UNION The short part is we II prepare it with a mini­ ONE DAY Luke’s Hospital in New York City. The law was being enforced at times in some towns, but mum of waiting. A short and sweet deal from INSTALLATION McKinney’s press aide Gerald McKiernan said the 47 3AT., FEB. 3, 1979 - 9:00 P.M. TO 1:00 A.M. warrants no longer are being sought for stores that re­ H&R Block ’Al parliopalmg ollices WARM UNED WINTER main open on Sunday while the question is unresolved. • NO METAL TO year-old lawmaker returned to bis Fainield home iccung MANCHESTER ARMORY WARM u e WINTER Barry, who is from Manchester, opposed last year's "tired but otherwise pretty good." hill that required closing on Sunday for most stores. H&R BLOCK METAL CONTACT McKinney’s colleagues were sworn in Monday, but they B.Y.O.B. --- Set-ups Provided intnxluced a privileged resolution to allow House BOOTS He said the General Assembly should "end once and for THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE______SLIPPERS Speaker Thomas P. O’Neill Jr. to designate Rep. Robert $12.00 per couple g^_2544 all the dilemma that the merchants, police and general CREDIT TERMS ARRANGED I 528-4916 public find themselves in." N. Giaimo, D-Conn., to administer McKinney his oath of AFTER 6:00 P.M CHILDREN’S-M EN ’S CALL SUNDAY & DAILY 24 HOUR SERVICE liA U NOW WOMEN’S-CMLOREirS-MEN’S He wrote to the co-chairmen of the General Law Com­ 356 Rear WEST MIDDLE TNPKE. office. mittee and urged an early hearing on a bill filed to repeal ■MANCHESTER PARKADE last session's law. ______646-5440______CALL TOLL 1 •8 OO-3 8 2 I 4 5 2 9 oven 80 YBARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE) "Merchants are unsure about opening on Sundays, EAST HARTFORD GLASTONBURY PORSCHE AUDI police arc unsure about making arrests and in recent FREE 203-666-1466 25% off 1181 RRAIN ST. 2389 GRAIN ST. 25% off days a Superior Court judge has denied arrest warrants 528-7783 633-0610 TECH ENERGY CONSERVATION H.NC. atlas bantlq lollowing complaints." Barry said. 2551 Berlin Tpke. Newington, Conn. 06111 He said the Sunday closing law "has outlived its dPEN 9AM-9PM WEEKDAYS usefulness and its public support. 9-5 PM Sat. & Sun Appolntmtnt Avallabl* NAME ADDRESS. "People do not need any direction from us as to what ALSO they should or should not do on Sundays,' he .said. MANCHESTER PARKADE CITY IN 643-1581 Ext. 250 During Regulsr MAM, aotMici Aire CO. Store Hours CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PAGE ElUir. - EVKr'iiNG HERALD. Tues., Jan. 16. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Tues., Jan. 16. H79- PAGE NINE In the Service Jack Anderson Veurs Aji<» Particulary revealing was the part that. impulses and sends them to That retinal tear can be beater crushes sliced ber­ Community Baptist Church notes cond major snow storm. where Brown called for a con­ the optic nerve which car­ ries sufficiently.) Beat on Gino^s Coiffure "The lens has the impor­ detected through a thorough 5 its first year of progress. 10 ^ \fio stitutional amendment to force the CLA88IFIEDhe Herald ADVCnTI8INO ries them into the brain examination by an high speed until triple in I tant job of accommodation where they’re transformed 361 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER Maj. Myrtle Turkington retires as All snowmobile operations In government to balance the federal In the human eye," he says. into a visual image. ophthamalogist, and in its volume and stiff peaks form. I 6 4 S -2 7 I1 6 4 6 - 6 4 1 1 ______a Salvation Army officer. early stages healed with a Ellie Grossm an Fold in whipped cream. ■ Wickham Park are banned because budget. Traffic crawls after sea.son's se­ of abuse of privileges. GOP overtones in that segment m PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD. Tues., Jan. 16, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Tues., Jan. 16, 1979 — PAGE ELEVEN Obituaries Complaint Herald Duvid Meyerhoff Herbert G. Havens MANCHESTER - David MANCHESTER - Herbert G. Saddens East Hosts Notre Dame Meyerhoff. 88, of 143 Highwood Drive Havens, 83. of Springfield, Mass., Angle died Monday upon arrival at died Monday at Manchester Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Memorial Hospital. Earl Yost was the husband of Mrs. Lena He was born in Mount Vernon, Lassow Spevack Meyerhoff. Sports Editor N.Y. and had been a resident of By ,|IM ': TOMI'KIN,S Mr. Meyerhoff was born in New Springfield for many years. Before With Other Clubs York City and had lived in the retiring he was a custodian in the lleriilil Kiqiorli'r Greater Hartford area for 33 years. Springfield school system. Since MANCHESTER — Eighth Utilities Offered Rematch By l,E,N AliSTEB He was a member of Temple Beth District president Gordon Lassow ^ There were no open stalls and Tom retiring he had spent his winters in “1 offered him a rematch, a chance Sholom. Florida. He was also a former resi­ said Monday night that he is Casalino, assistant pro here, was dis­ Merulil .S|MirlHwriler dent of Manchester. ’’saddened and embarrassed" about to get even, but 1 don’t think he’ll patched to get behind the wheel and There are few, if any, easy He is also survived by three sons, take me up. He said it was a two-hour Barton Meyerhoff and Allen J, He was a member of the Royal the recent F'reedom of Information seek out a local garage to check the drive down from Greenfield,” Dave car. marks on the East Catholic Meyerhoff, both of Manchester, and Aracumn of Springfield. He leaves a ooiplaint that was filed by a Journal Molumphy said when he had a chance The needle on the gas tank basketball schedule. Nathan Meyerhoff of New York City: brother. Frank Havens of Rocky Inquirer reporter. to come down from Cloud Nine after That point will be borne out and four grandchildren. Hill: two sisters, Mrs. Edna R. The complaint was in connection registered empty. meeting and beating Bill Cosby on “It was like riding a rocket," again tonight as the Eagles The funeral and burial are .Sposato of Manchester and Miss with a Jan. 4 mceling of the Eighth the tennis court. scheduled for 1 p.m. today in Mount District Board of Directors. Casalino said." as he recalled his trip entertain once-beaten Notre Dorothy M. Havens of Springfield: ”lt was quite an experience, really Zion Cemetery, Maspeth, N Y. Attorney John (,aBelle, legal to Moriarty’s ser­ Dame High of West Haven in a and two nephews, Curtis H. Gaskill a lot of fun," the former Manchester Memorial Week will be observed at counsel for the Eighth Dislricl. who vice station. “The of Manchester and Gregory Havens High faculty member said as as non-conference engagement. his home. of Wethersfield. attended the meeting, said the sub­ trouble was minor looked back on his match against the The other two local quintets find ject of the se.ssion was a privileged and I made it The family suggests that any A memorial service will be held well-known comic entertainer. The themselves on the road. Manchester matter, and there was no violation of without running out memorial gifts may be made to the Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at the occasion was a first round match in High visits co-CCIL leader Simsbury Hebrew Academy of Greater Hart­ the FOI law. of gas.” Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., the Junior Veterans Tennis Tourna­ High while Cheney Tech travels to ford, 53 Gabb Road. Bloomfield, or to La.s.sow said that the meeting was C osby’s woes Manchester. Burial will be at the ment last weekend which was hosted vastly improved Rocky Hill High in a the Hartford County Lung Associa­ in the best interest of the district. He were doubled when convenience of the family in Water Main Repairs by the Manchester Racquet Club. Charter Oak Conference clash. tion. 45 Ash St.. East Hartford. also said it .saddened him to see how 2 . I h he said he had a Springfield. There will be no calling Home head pro Jack Redmond There are three COC and a pair of The Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Far­ A worker from Frank Kapsia & Co. looks will do $2„5U0 worth of work. The .$2,500 figure LaBellc was treated. “He was just headache from hours. Memorial contributions may wound up the winner, as expected, CCIL bouts along with a meeting of mington Ave., Hartford, is in charge be made to the Jimmy Fund, over work being done by the firm to reroute a trying to give us his best knowledge driving around. is the maximum the town can pay without but it was Cosby who shared top Bill (ai.sliv Ti,„ the top two CVe clubs listed in the of arrangements. Childrens' Cancer Research Founda­ of how we should act in your behalf." 1 he latter broken water main. The break occurred on having to go out to bid. If more work is billing with the singles’ finalist developed when he followed the area. Robert J. Cvr tion, Boston, Mass., 02117. West Middle Turnpike under a culvert for the required after Kapsia is finished, town Lassow told the board and others pre­ champion. Penney High, 6-3 in the CCIL and 8- sent at the meeting. directions he received — which were VAN BURE.N, MAINE - Robert J. Pauline Hubrig Cosby is no humpty dumpty on the 3 overall, entertains 2-7, 2-8 Fermi Bigelow Brook. The town has contracted (he workers will complete the job. (Herald photo Board member Lawrenee Noone wrong. Cyr. 77, of Van Buren died Saturday MANCHESTER — Pauline Hubrig. tennis court. By his own admission, High in East Hartford while East lirni to relocate the pipe, and the company by Pinto) agreed with Lassow, and added that Two aspirins from Tournament Kd Kennison •Mark iVlurpliy .Mo Harrison at a local hospital. He was the hus­ 96. of 92 Frederick Road, Vernon, he’s a Class A club player and dis­ Hartford High, 0-9 in the league and ”we were acting in the best interest Director Anita Murphy’s supply took MuiirhcNifr nil'll ICiiHl C u tliu lir band of Mrs. Antoinette Ayotte Cyr died Monday at a Manchester con­ played enough talent with the overall, is at 1-8 Enfield High. En­ Cheney Teeli of the district all the way around. ” care of the headache. valescent home. She was the widow racquet to make this judgment field’s lone triumph is over the and the father of Robert Cyr Jr. and Lassow asked Ralph Williams Jr., ”I felt like I was riding around in of Albert Hubrig. sound. Hornets. credit. evening and goes in with a 5-4 league Mrs. Dick (Ann Marie) Chasse, both MHS Open Campus Plan the Journal Inquirer reporter present circles before I got to the club," he reassuring performance after being of East Hartford, and Edwin Cyr and Mrs. Hubrig was born in Germany Molumphy defeated the Bay Stater said as he penned his signature to a Bolton High, 0-7, 0-9, hosts 1-6, 1-7 East and Notre Dame have had one mark and 5-5 aggregate docket. overwhelmed by a string of op­ and had been a resident of who had filed the complaint, if he had Vinal Tech: 5-2, 6-2 Rham High is at common opponent. South Catholic. Pearson fully expects Simsbury to Michael Cyr, both of South Windsor. any comments. in a fine match, 6-3, 3-6, 7-6, in the collection of papers, magazines and ponents. He is also survived by two other Manchester for 20 years before first round but the cigar-smoking business cards that youngsters and 5-1. 6-2 Portland High; and 3-4, 4-5 The Rebels demolished the Eagles, play ts usual deliberate style. Rocky Hill is 4-3 in the conference, moving to Vernon two years ago. "Not now. Not until the hearing. ” (not while playing) Cosby displayed a Coventry High visits 1-6, 2-7 East 84-69, but bowed to Notre Dame, 67- sons, four other daughters, two Would Limit Privileg es Williams replied. adults placed in front of him before ”Of course I expect them to hold 5-4 overall, and has to its credit the sisters, two brothers, 20 She was a member of the Zion fine all around game. stepping out onto the court. Hampton High in the COC match­ 59. the ball, they do it every game,” only loss afflicted upon Bacon MANCHESTER!VT A ___— RFirst irct eAmnot/v**semester ILudes n said n t r J 4L><«the changes^ ,1 .« — — 1.he _ Ihas _ I . . Williams claimed that the district ups. In the key CVC encounter, grandchildren and three great­ Evangelical Lutheran Church, sophomores from the restricted en­ "I thought the match got better as It was quite a night for the Racquet Pearson replied, “They’re a very Academy (71-69). Bacon whipped grandchildren. Manchester. sophomores at Manchester High proposed in the open campus plan vironment they are accustomed to, to directors met secretly with LaBelle it went along. He was a little slow conference-leader 5-0, 7-3 South School would not have thfe privileges "on or about Jan. 4 ” to discuss a Club, a treat for those who made the "They are very strong in the front- well disciplined club which doesn’t Cheney, 88-48. She leaves a son, Erich H. Kusche, represent a balance between the freedom of movement provided starting but came back in the second Windsor High entertains 4-2, 6-4 make many mistakes. The funeral is scheduled for 2 p.m. of an open campus if a proposal by request of the board that the attorney trip and especially for Molumphy court. We will have to play close to "It will be a tough game. I figured today with a mass at St. Bruno with whom she made her home: recommendations he has received at the open campus high school. set. We both played good tennis in the who will cherish the night, and his Rockville High. The Bobcats cap­ perfection to beat them, ” Penders "What we’re going to try to do is at the start of the year that Rocky the school administration is accepted from a faculty committee, a parent initiate court proceedings to obtain Church. Van Buren. Burial will be in three grandchildren and a great- Ludes said that he began studying third set and I was lucky to win,” decision, over Cosby for years to tured the first meeting, 68-56, that envisioned. set the tempo...but they usually Hill was one of the teams we could by the Board of Education. committee, a student committee, an order barring the town’s Fire the parish cemetery in the spring. granddaughter. open campus even before he came to Molumphy echoed “I came to the net come. being Coach Charlie Shares’ 300th The Eagles take a 6-4 overall mark refuse to rattle,” he reminded. play with. But now they’re playing The proposal was presented Mon­ and other sources. Manchester and he has “made up my Department from using the Buckland career victory. Mrs. Rita E. Couturier Funeral services will be firehouse. in the third set and was able to make into the fray. well,” Crockett voiced. Wednesday at 11 a.m. from the day night at a board budget In the proposal, incoming mind, changed it repeatedly, and tbe shots," EAST HARTFORD - The funeral workshop. It was explained this mor­ In other business, Lassow en­ Nelson Departs Simsbury is 8-0 in the CCIL, 8-1 Cheney broke its six-game losing Reggie Simmons, a junior transfer Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., sophomores would be under a more gone full circle and a half." Several hundred tennis On the distaff side, slumping overall. The Trojans have taken four streak last Friday with a come-from- from New Haven, and Greg McLeod of Mrs. Rita E. Couturier, 44, of 17 Manchester. Burial will be in East ning at a press conference called by restricted plan than open campus and He said that "open campus” is, couraged contined efforts to meet enthusiasists came out to see Cosby For the first time in 18 seasons — Manchester, 2-8, 2-9, entertains 5-5 with the town Board of Directors and verdicts in the waning seconds, in­ behind 72-67 duke over East Hampton have been consistent double figure Bell Court, who was found dead Sun­ Cemetery. There are no calling Dr. James Kennedy, school would be granted open campus among other things, a scapegoat for and few were disappointed. His since the birth of the New York Mets Simsbury High at Clarke Arena. superintendent, and Jacob Ludes, work on mutual problems. The two cluding a 38-37 overtime duke over High. The win boosted the Techmen scorers for the Terriers and Crockett day off Shady Lane, is Thursday at hours. privileges beginning in the second all the problems at the high school, appearance was to be kept a secret — Lindsey Nelson won’t be behind the Notre Dame is coming off a victory MHS principal. boards have already had a few the Silk Towners in the season- to 3-4 in the conference, 3-6 overall. points out “they’ve been getting at 9:15 a.m. from the Richard W. semester if they have attended but it is not the cause of them. He but it leaked out and the parking lot mike at Shea Stadium. Nelson an­ over previously unbeaten Holy Cross Mr.s. (M>rlrii)l*' S. Kiildniek Another proposal was one which meetings together. opener. “It was a very big win for us,” least two and sometimes three-to- Sheehan Funeral Home, 1084 New classes regularly and have avoided said, however, that open campus nounced his retirement last week to Saturday night at the New Haven would provide a day treatment was filled an hour before the “They’ve caught a lot of breaks," cited Beaver Coach Phil Crockett, four in double figures.” Britain Ave., West Hartford, with a MANCHESTER - Mrs. Gertrude di.sciplinary problems. does make it more difficult to ’’It is an advantage to work with scheduled match, break up the oldest announcing team Coliseum. program of emotionally disturbed the town," Lassow said. Indian Coach Doug Pearson spoke of ”We desperately needed a win...But Crockett, in his first year, feels his mass at Corpus Christi Church, Surko Kublnick. 68, of 13B The open campus privilege could remedy some of the problems, in point on continuous service in "This is considered to be one of its the 'frojans, “Maybe it’ll be our turn it was Tuesday night (against Rham) Wethersfield, at 10, children, possibly in a separate wing The board also unanimously favors club is “somewhere around where I Ridgewood St. died Monday at a be taken away from any other stu­ among them — cutting classes. baseball. Bob Murphy and Ralph best teams ever," Eagle Coach Jim to catch the break this time.” when we found out we could play.” Burial will be in Mount St. at Bentley School as a way to reduce working with the Town of Nearly AWOL figured it would be. I feel things are Manchester convalescent home after dent who cuts classes or poses dis­ Ludes said the changes of the open Kiner will return ... George Scott of Penders reports, adding the West Manchester had its four-game win­ The Techmen dropped that en­ starting to come, but we do have a lot Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. the cost of tuition at facilities outside Manchester in exploring the dis­ Bill Cosby almost didn’t make it to a long illness. ciplinary problems. campus is one of several steps the Boston Red Sox lias trimmed Haven school has state titles to its ning streak stopped last Friday counter, 65-55, but it was a solid. more to learn.” Friends may call at the funeral Mrs. Kublnick was born in New the school system. The cost of the change has been put trict s eligibility to share federal Manchester last Friday night. down to 225 pounds working out at his toward improving the high school funds. home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to Britain and lived in Willimantic until This morning Kennedy stressed at $32,000 and will require the addi­ experience. Another is annual review He left early enough to arrive in Cape Cod home. The veteran first that both proposals could be handled Eighth District board member 9 p.m. moving to Manchester two years ago. tion of six and one-half adult super­ of open campus. Still another is a plenty of time for his scheduled baseman claims he runs five miles College Basketball Roundup Mrs. Couturier was bom in Sher­ Mrs, Kublnick was a payroll clerk within the present recommended visors, probably teacher aides, to Robert Bletchman, who raised the match at 7:30 against Dave daily and plans to shed 15 more budget which is limited to a 5.9 per major revaluation of the courses of brooke, Quebec, Canada, and had at the University of Connecticut in supervise study halls. study and reinstatment of a core suggestion, said later that the town Molumphy but encountered minor pounds before spring training. Last lived in the Hartford area all her life. Storrs 16 years before retiring in cent increase over current spending. ’The proposed system would program. One is revamping of facul­ has used some of its revenue sharing car trouble en route. year he batted only .233 and his home For the past three years, she had 1973. provide a transition for incoming ty duties. the past several years for its own fire The television personality arrived run production fell off to 12 in 120 been employed by the Hartford She was a member of the Prince of department. Bletchman said he 10 minutes late and an anxious Jack games ... Inclement weather spoiled Unbeaten Ranks National Bank. Peace Lutheran Church in Coventry. thinks that the town may have in­ Redmond, home pro and the man the Silk City Striders scheduled fun She is survived by two daughters, She is survived by her husband. cluded statistics in the Eighth responsible for Cosby’s appearance, run last Sunday. Ice covered the Sheryl Ann Couturier of East Hart­ Joseph Kublnick of New Britain: a Fight Against CD Funds District to arrive at figures used in took a deep breath when the well- roads and sidewalks. Another fun run ford and Darleen M. Couturier of daughter, Mrs. Linda Swatik of their application. Bletchman also known visitor pulled into the Racquet is slated Sunday morning club prexy Reduced to One Vernon; her father, Ovilda Langlois Manchester, with whom she made said that the district counsel feels Club’s parking lot. Jim Balcome reports. of East Hartford: and a brother, her home: a brother, Walter E. that use of revenue sharing is in­ Ronald J. Langlois of Wethersfield. Surko Sr. of Kensington: a sister. Canv Stop Senior Center equitable. and that the Eighth NEW YORK (UPI) — They have become an endangered Mrs. Lydia Rowland of Coventry: District should have a share for its species. A Cordon T. Taylor MANCHESTER- - If the petition to two grandchildren and several nieces (JD. it won’t stop low-income housing in favor of the program, and (he fire department. College basketball’s undefeated teams were reduced to just NEWINGTON - Gordon T. Taylor, ban the town’s involvement in the Notre Dame Tops and nephews. Ijcing built in Manchestw. It doesn't Democratic Town Committee will "There s no reason the district one over the weekend, and now it is Indiana State’s turn to see 61, of 8 Grandview Drive died Sunday federal Community Development prevent a developer to'go into low- The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m. meet Wednesday and discuss the ought to sit with its hands folded, ” how well its thrives under- the spotlight. at the Holy Cross Hospital, Fort at the Carlson Funeral Home, 45 program succeeds, it may effect income housing. Anytime a issue, Bletchman said as he strongly ad­ Lauderdale, Fla., while on vacation using current CD funds to complete developer goes to the (Manning and vocated investigating to see if the In the latest college ratings, Notre Franklin Square, New Britain. Burial Cummings replied to recent com­ College Hoop Poll Dame has moved into first place, but in Fort Lauderdale. He was the hus­ will be in Fairview Cemetery, New work at the new Senior Citizens Zoning Commission and gets ap­ ments that Manchester is becoming district can share in federal funds. for LSU, now 12-2, before a record Center as well as other projects. only Indiana State — in fifth place — band of Mrs. Mary Cratty Taylor. Britain. proval for a project, he can then go to more controlled by federal finances. home crowd of 14,568. Auburn fell to Mr. Taylor was bom April 7,1917, That’s what Alan Mason, coor­ HUD for financing, " Ma.son said. NEW YORK (UPI) — Notre Dame climbed into the top spot in claims a perfect record. 8-5. There are no calling hours. He said only $1.4 million of the The Sycamores raised their record in Springfield, Mass., son of the late The family suggests that friends dinator of CD funds, this morning JOIN members think the members town’s .$26.5 million budget is federal the United Press International’s Board of Coaches’ college Charles Davis tipped in a shot at told members of the new group. to 13-0 Monday night with a 73-69 vic­ Thomas and Laura Brissette Taylor, wishing to may make memorial gifts of the opposing gioup are against funding. The town does receive much A-1 Caterer basketball ratings today while Michigan State, last week’s No. 1 the buzzer of overtime Monday night JOIN, which supports involvement in tory over New Mexico State in a to send surprising Vanderbilt past He was employed 40 years with to the Prince of Peace Lutheran low-income housing because they other federal funding for special - Sears & Roebuck Co. where he the CD program. team, dropped five places after losing two games by a total of Missouri Valley Conference game, the Tide and into sole possession of Church. North River Road, Coven­ fear low-income families and don’t projects, including renovations to the served as a department manager and only four points. but it looked as if the endangered first place in the SEC. The Com­ try. All CD funding will end June 26 un­ want the federal government to tell police station, sanitary sewer and Flunks Test sales representative for their West less the town assures the federal them anything .such as putting strings Notre Dame, 8-1, defeated David- were about to become extinct. modores, 11-2, were led by Mike road improvements, and construc­ Indiana State, the nation’s only Hartford store until his retirement in Mrs. Nellie C. Hunt Department of Housing and Urban on funds for Manchester. There are MANCHESTER - A local .son and beat a solid Marquette team With the score tied 69-69, Bob Rhodes with 25 points and Davis with tion of the Buckland Industrial Park. major unbeaten team, vaulted four Heaton made two foul shots with 19 1978. ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Nellie Development that it will comply with also racial undertones, JOIN sandwich catering business has on the road to grab 30 first-place 19. Alabama was paced by Reggie "This money should come to us,’’ spots to No. 5. The Sycamores, 13-0, seconds left to put Indiana State He was a World War II Army Air Conway Hunt, 86, of 14 Webster St. all HUD regulations, including the members feel. ^ failed an inspection given Monday by votes, as 36 of 42 coaches made selec­ King with 23. he said of the federal grant funds. received the other first-place vote ahead. All-America Larry Bird then Corps veteran. died Monday at a Rockville convales­ one dealing with fair housing. Mason To support the town’s involvement, j the town’s Health Department. tions. The Fighting Irish received a In other games, Tom Channel! ”We should got all that we can, and and 363 points after 19-point victories stole the ball and fed Carl Nicks for Other survivors are a son, John cent home. She was the widow of .said. JOIN is forming committees to com­ The business, A-1 Industrial total of 516 votes, easily outdistan­ scored 27 points as Boston U. dumped we re not giving up anything of Caterers Inc, of 340 Adams St., just cing Illinois, which moved up one over North Carolina A&T and the clinching layup. Vermont, 92-65; Jeff Lamp's 28 Taylor of Newington; two daughters, Raymond E. Hunt, former mayor of Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel .said pile a brochure, write letters, coor­ significance, ” he said. Rockville. missed a passing grade, and a Health spot to No. 2. The Illini, 15-1, got Bradley. Michigan State, 9-3, slipped “Tonight’s victory was really im­ points and Lee Raker’s 27 sparked Mrs, Nicholas (Laura) Maglio of earlier in the morning that if the peti­ dinate a speakers group for Cummings said a fair housing Bristol and Miss Barbara Taylor, a Mrs. Hunt was born April 28,1892, tion of the Concerned Citizens of Department employee expects the three first-place votes and 441 points to sixth after two-point losses to Big Boston Runners portant to us,” said Indiana State Virginia to a 99-81 triumph over neighborhood coffees and group brochure was not a wise way to spend 10 opponents Illinois and Purdue. The student of New Rochelle College, in Rockville where she lived all her Manchester to ban the town from meetings. firm to pass its next inspection in two overall after upsetting Michigan Coach Bill Hodges, whose club did a Delaware; Mike Zagardo had 6 money. Spartans, who lost both games in the Basketball is a running game and here Boston’s Chris Ford, good job in controlling the boards. New Rochelle, N.Y.; two sisters, life. seeking CD funds succeeds, it will be In a related matter, Manchester weeks. The Health Department last State and losing an overtime decision points in overtime to give George ■'VVe ve had to put up with a foolish final seconds, received 335 points. left, and Don Chaney leap over fallen Bernard King of Nets in ’You can’t afford a homecourt loss Mrs. S. Gardiner (Gladys) Ridgway She was past president ofthe put on the referendum along with the Democrats continued plans to sup­ year had cited the business, which to Ohio State that ended a 16-game Washington a 91-89 victory over brochure, but it hasn’t harmed us,’’ winning streak. Louisville, 12-3, advanced to No. 7 in the Missouri Valley.” of Lafayette Hills, Pa., and Mrs. Rockville Emblem Club, a member water bond issue. port town involvement in tlie makes sandwiches tor mobile snack Sunday action at Garden. Nets surprised Celtics and won (UPI American; Cedric Carter’s 18 points li e said. When the federal In another excelllent performance. Frank (Elizabeth) Wraight of West- of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, "If there are no CD funds, the town program. units, for violations. The department North Carolina, 12-2, advanced one with decisive triumphs over Photo) carried Cornell to a 66-65 win over re(|uirements begin to hinder the position to third, gathering two first- Marshall and Mayland while LSU Bird finished with 24 points and 13 field, Mass., and six grandchildren. the AARP of Rockville, a volunteer fathers will have to use tax dollars or Democrtic Town Chairman Ted had sought to close the firm until the Fordham; Terry Duerod had 26 town, the town sliould take steps to corrections were made. place votes and 446 points. The Tar dropped three spots to eighth. The rebounds and 7 assists as the points as Detroit stopped Western The funeral is Thursday at 9 a m. with the Rockville Red Cross, and a close down projects, " Ma.son said. Cummings this tnorning spoke again drop out of the programs, he said. from the Newington Memorial communicant of St. Bernard’s "However, if the town gets out of The state Health Department then Heels lost a three-pointer to Wake Tigers, 11-2, lost to Vanderbilt and Sycamores registered their fourth Michigan, 92-77, and Leo Rautins became involved, and the town and Forest but then defeated Duke and Alabama before downing Florida. Angels Have Inside straight MVC win. tipped in a shot with one second left Funeral Home, 20 Bonair Ave., Church. Radio Club Newington, with a mass at 10 a.m. at Survivors are a nephew, CJiarles E. an attorney for A-1 Caterers agreed Arkansas — both ranked teams — by Duke, 10-3, fell two spots to ninth “Indiana State truly is one of the to give Minnesota a 60-58 decision the Holy Spirit Church, Newington. PresslerJr. of Tolland, two other Manchester Police Report Ma n c h e st e r — The Manehester to a compromise that asked the firm six points apiece. after beating Clemson and losing to best teams in the country,” said New over Northwestern. Burial is in West Meadow Cemetery, nephews and a niece. Amateur Radio Club will meet to correct three major problems by UCLA, 11-2, moved up one to No. 4 North Carolina. Marquette, 11-3, Landing Rod Carew Mexico State Coach Ken Hayes. Mitchell Anderson’s 21 points Newington, The funeral is Thursday at 9:15 Wednesday, Jan. 17, at 7:30 p.m. at Jan. 1. with 434 votes after three-point vic­ rounded out the top 10, after beating “Bird is a sensational player.” pushed Bradley to a 70-69 triumph Friends may call at the Newington a m. from the Ladd Funeral Home, MANCHESTER — Police reported Police reported the theft of a the former Teen Center at the Nike Two of those problems have been tories over Pac-10 rivals Oregon and Southwest Louisiana and losing a ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) — Two major developments Monday New Mexico State, 11-5, led most of over Creighton; Ray White hit a 22- Memorial Funeral Home, 20 Bonair 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville, with a thefts or attempted breaks at four stereo and speakers from a motor Site. corrected, John Salcius of the Health Southern California, close contest to the top-ranked Irish. gave the California Angels the inside track on signing Rod the way, but Indiana State regained footer with three second to go as the lead on a 20-foot jumper by Nicks Ave., Newington, Wednesday from 2 mass at 10 in St. Bernard’s Church. homes Monday. vehicle parked on Tolland Turnpike. Stuart Gilrflore of Higganum will Department said. A walk-in Carew, the seven-time American League batting champion who Mississippi State beat slumping Ken­ to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in Grove Hill Some money was reported missing be the guest speaker. He will show refrigerator has been resurfaced and with 8:05 to go. tucky, 63-61; Elston Turner scored 22 Police also reported the following movies of his participation in a Rus­ some ill-fitting doors have been has said the Angels are No. 1 on his list. In other games involving top points as Mississippi downed Mrs. Paul P, Eegg Cemetery, Rockville, from a Lydall Street home, police Three-Week Rest Period Friends may call at tbe funeral said. arrests: sian scientific expedition to the South replaced. First, the San Francisco Giants, and his attorney, Jerry Simon. That teams. No. 8 LSU beat Auburn, 94-82, Florida, 58-45; Joe Holston’s 14 PORTSMOUTH, VA. - Mrs. Ruth home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to A radio is missing from an Otis • Daniel 0. Giller, 23, of 24 Pole. The third problem, resurfacing of upon learning Carew wants to stay in meeting is tentatively scheduled for and Alabama lost to Vanderbilt, 75- points sent Tulane past New Orleans, Evelyn Muldoon Legg, 55, of 5127 9 p.m. Street where an apparent theft was Parkview Drive, South Windsor, who an outdoor delivery area, has not Paid Turnbull Dividends the American League to chase Wednesday in either Anaheim or 73, in overtime. 55-54, and Doug True scored all 10 IVlanchesler Grange several records, withdrew their offer Phoenix. A1 Green scored 27 points and Texas Ave., Norfolk, Va., formerly reported to police Monday. was charged with fourth-degree been corrected because of delays HOUSTON (UPI) - Wendy Turn- points in the second half as California of Manchester, died Monday in the MANCHESTER — The Manchester^ caused by weather, Salcius said. The basketball court instead of the usual of a five-year, $4 million contract. "I don’t see this dragging on for a DeWayne Scales added 25 to win it took Washington, 45-39. A home under construction on larceny by possession. Court date is bull’s three-week rest apparently concrete. Then AL President Lee MacPhail, Portsmouth Naval Hospital Patriot Lane was broken into Mon­ Feb. 5. Police said the arrest was Grange will meet Wednesday at 8 firm has contracted a company to do long time, ” Bavasi said. “We could 6 paid off in the first round of the In an earlier match, Romanian with prior approval from Carew’s Portsmouth, Va. She was the wife of Correction day, police said. The only item taken made in connection with the alleged p.m. at the Grange Hall on Olcott the resurfacing, and that work is have something definitive by the end Paul P. Legg. women’s pro tennis circuit tourna­ Virginia Ruzizi blasted her way to a employer, the Minnesota Twins, was a box of glasses. Police said the theft of a liquor bottle from David’s Street. The lecturer’s program is expected to be done in the spring, he of the week. We know what we can Mahaffey’s Comeback ment Monday night. big early lead and then allowed gave the Angels permission to deal Mrs. Legg was born May 7, 1923, in home was not secured properly by Restaurant, titled “Warm and Cozy." Members said. give and they know what they want.” MANCHESTER - The 25th reu­ The third-seeded Australian Yvonne Vermaak of South Africa to directly with Carew. Manchester, daughter of the late nion of the Class of 1954, Manchester workers working at the home. • Allen McIntosh, 26, of Storrs was are reminded of the auction table. The remainder of the problems defeated Florida’s Janet Newberry Bavasi said the main stumbling Joseph and .Sadie Kelsow Muldoon. An attempted break into a Ludlow charged with driving while his Refreshments will be served. found Monday were minor ones, hold serve in only one game of the se­ Under his present contract. Carew block is the Twins’ acceptance of the Noted by Coast Writers High School, will be held on Satur­ in a 6-2, 7-5 victory — Turnbull’s first cond set for a 6-4, 6-2 win. ■She was an Episcopalian. Road home also was reported. The license is under suspension. Court Salcius said. will become. a free agent ^ at . the end of Angels offer. He said he foresees no day, .June 30 and not on June 20 as tournament since Christmas. Anne Smith of Dallas beat South the coming season. But he is unhappy problems meeting Carew’s demands CARLSBAD, Calif. (UPI) - For a said it looked like it was healing but Other survivors are two sons, previously reported. The event will person or persons apparently were date is Jan. 30. Masonic Degree “We didn’t pick up any immediate "1 took three weeks off and just Africa’s Greer Stevens, 6-0, 3-6, 6-3, in Minnesota and Twins’ owner The published figures (Carew man who was told he’d probably I’d probably never play golf again,” Terry Vincent Legg and Paul Brian be held at The Colony in Talcottville. scared off before entrance was health hazards," he said. Most of the took a vacation,” she said. MANCHESTER - The Past to move into the second round. Calvin Griffith wants to deal him reportedly wants at least $3.5 million never play golf again, the award was Mahaffey said. l^gg, both of Norfolk: a sister, Mrs For further information call Mary gained, police said. problems are maintenance ones that Newberry, who played the match Marilyn Hitchcock of Vernon; a Masters degree will be conferred by Ruzizi, 23, was the only other now while he can get the biggest for five years) don’t frighten us. We fitting. But, he did play again, winning the Parmakian Asadorian at 643-4222. Delta Chapter, RAM, at a meeting he feels can be corrected easily and with an ace bandage on her knee, brother, Calvin Muldoon of Coventry, quickly. seeded player in the $125,000 tourna­ return. Carew, because of the ran live' with it. First we want to John Mahaffey was voted 1978 PGA and another tournament. Now, Wednesday night at 7:30 in the said to her opponent, “I thought I and two grandsons. The firm scored a 79 on the inspec­ ment to play on opening day. She number of years he has spent with make sure he’d be happy in Anaheim, Comeback Player of the Year by at 30, he is on the verge of stardom. Kepuhlioan Women Masonic Temple. might psych you out with my knee broke the first two games Vermaak He talks about winning more major The funeral is Wednesday at 2 p.m. Conflict Ruling Asked tion, losing one and two points for the the Twins, has veto power over any If he’s happy then we’re happy. But West Coast sports writers and at MANCHESTER — The Manchester Richard Barkalow, excellent brace but it didn’t work." • tournaments, about being in the Smith & Williams Funeral minor violations, .Salcius said. A served, again in the deciding ninth trade. we’re certainly not going to wreck Monday’s award ceremony at La Women’s Republican Club executive scribe, will preside. Turnbull’s laughing response was, Costa Country Club, he said he had remembered, about winning as many Home. .Norfolk Chapel. 818 Norview MANCHESTER — A Republican Paul Phillips, who is chairman of the score of 80 is needed to pass. game and three times in the second The Twins wanted to deal with our team to get the one man we board will have an international "Oh, were you wearing a knee set. never lost hope. , tournaments as possible. Ave., Norfolk. Va. Burial will be in member of the Town Board of Direc­ town’s Building Committee and Salcius said the problems probably National League teams to make sure want” luncheon Wednesday at 11:30 a m at Gciilcr (jluir<‘li brace’.’” Unseeded but strong-playing Mima Carew wouldn’t come back to haunt Mahaffey, who won the Bob Hope "I really want to win some major forest Lawn Cemetery, Norfolk. tors has asked the town attorney’s of­ treasurer of the Democratic Town can be corrected by the next inspec­ Newberry said she thought the The Angels have reportedly offered the home of Mrs. Carl Zinsser, 176 MANCHESTER — Three meetings .lausovee of Yugoslavia was upset 6- them. But knowing Carew will veto a the Twins outfielder Ken Landreaux, Desert Classic in Palm Springs, tournaments but I’d also like to win Ralph Road. fice to issue an opinion about whether Committee. tion, which will be held in two weeks. playing surface at the a local prominent Democrat has a Personalized Floors, which is are scheduled for tonight at 7:30 at Many of the violations found in last 2. 6-4,in other first round action by trade to any NL team, the Twins infielder Dave Chalk and pitcher Calif.. Sunday, lost his exemption in as many tournaments as I can,” he Astro Arena was somewhat slow. Romania’s Florenza Mihai. must now deal with AL squads or risk t conflict of interest because of work owned by Phillips, did some work in Center Congregational Church. year’s inspections have been cor­ Paul Hartzell. Bavasi spoke Monday 1977 after he suffered a hyperexten­ said. ” I like golf too much to be Lottery I'ir** Drill Tonif^lil "It’s slower and we ought to have In other matches Stacy Margolin getting nothing in return if Carew sion of his left elbow followed by a thinking just about major cham­ done for the Manchester Housing the Mayfair Gardens housing The Emma Nettleton Group will rected, Salcius said. some good baseline rallies in this with Twins executives Howard Fox The Town of Manchester Volunteer Authority. project, which is housing for the meet in the Robbins Room, the 200th He said that some work .still is ' defeated Jean DuVall, 6-4, 6-0, and becomes a free agent, and George Brophy. Sources said the broken hand. The hand healed slowly pionships. tournament. ” ’’But if you want to be HARTFORD — The winning Fire Department will have a drill Carl Zins.ser, a Republican direc­ elderly run by the Manchester anniversary com m ittee in the needed to educate workers at A-1 Bettyann Stuart won her way into a Buzzie Bavasi. Angels’ vice presi Twins are holding out for third and his doctor said he’d have to number drawn Monday in the A tournament' spokesman first-round match against Betty dent and general manager, made the baseman Carney Lansford, whom rebreak the bones and set them remembered in golf it’s usually tonight at 7:30 at Central tor. has asked the town attorney’s of­ Housing Authority. Federation Room, and the building Caterers about proper handling of explained the surface, called Connecticut daily lottery was 870. Headquarters. fice to rule on the matter involving committee in the church office. food. Stove by beating Sandy Collins 6-2, 6- Twins a multi-player offer Monday Bavasi described as an again. based on how many major cham­ Sporteze, was laid down over a 1 in a preliminary contest. and arranged to meet with Carew touchable ’’ ”A couple of weeks after that he pionships vou’ve won.”

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~ LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Heavy To Meet Next Challenge In Super Bowl Tilt rain Monday postponed the opening of winter workouts for the National MIAMI (UPI) - As League champion Los Angeles when their charter was snowed in at "We worked mostly on running, that has played well together, which you by shifting so much. They try for enjoyable as the season has Chicago, the Steelers flew from the MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) comes to shove, he and Terry will Dodgers. things that didn’t require a lot of is tough to measure statistically," a mismatch right there at the line of been so far, the lingering cold of Pittsburgh to the 70-degree — The most impartial b()th go for it, knowing they have all The field at Dodger Stadium was space,” Noll said. “We needed to get Noll said. scrimmage, feeling if you miss by winter and summer to get well." memory of it for Pittsburgh temperatures of Miami Monday, down here so we could get out in the The kinds of problems that dis­ witnesses you can find in foot­ soaked by an inch of rain and ball are the scouts. They have half a step they have that much of an Both teams use the standard 4-3 forecasters said the rain would con­ Steelers’ Coach Chuck Noll air, run a bit and throw the ball. rupted the Steelers last year — edge on you. Otherwise, most of the defense except the Cowboys make will be formed by Sunday’s Tuesday we'll emphasize the passing holdouts, walkouts, a slander suit no ax to grind. When their tinue Monday night. The practice matchups are pretty even. If the two use of the flex, which means they session was rescheduled for Super Bowl against the Dallas SUPEJI BOWL game, which we haven't been able to against Noll — never surfaced this teams are not involved, they teams lined up shoe to shoe and there keep adjusting to the opposing work on." season and the 47-year-old coach Wednesday morning. Workouts are Cowboys. P*'i don’t care who wins. Jim were no other outside factors in­ tearn’s offense depending upon where scheduled three times a week until With quarterback Terry Bradshaw knew right from training camp that volved, the end result probably would the tight ends and running backs line It is not because Noll is worried having his best year, the Steelers this Royer is a man like that. He’s the team leaves for Vero Beach, this season had the mark of be nothing-nothing." up. Fla., at the end of February. about securing his place in football season emphasized the pass more something special. strictly neutral. His team isn’t history as the first coach to win a But it can’t possibiy wind up that The Steelers have the strongest than ever before. Bradshaw com­ "This is a happy team ,” he involved in Super Bowl XIII. way even if the Cowboys and Steelers defense in the league. They gave up third Super Bowl. The demands of pleted 56.3 percent of his passes for a explained. "I’ve had the most fun Royer is chief scout and pro per­ Colder Resigns Noll's ego are not that way. It is have to keep hammering away at less points than any other team this arriving a few hours ahead of the career-high 2,915 yards to become I've had in a long time. It started »* sonnel coordinator with the New each other all day and all night in the SEATTLE (UPI) - Les Calder has simply the next challenge, the one Cowboys. season and what makes their Steel the first Steeler ever to win a passing right in training camp, probably the York Jets, one of five teams in the Orange Bowl, where it could boil Curtain even tougher yet is the fact it resigned as coach of the Seattle that will stay with him until next Noll said his team would have to title. His NFL hijh 28 touchdown best one we've had in a long time. NFL who met both Dallas and Breakers, Ephraim Steinke, general season. down to which of the two quarter­ never comes down on the other club make up for time lost last week when passes was the highest total since That probably came from watching a Pittsburgh this season, and he backs has the better game. manager of the Western Hockey "To me, it's just that you always the same way twice. the Steelers were forced to practice 1970. couple of Super Bowls on the tube, followed and scouted both the Cow­ "That’s one I don’t think anyone League club, announced today. remember the last game you played “Pittsburgh’s defense is always indoors. A sheet of ice covering the The Steelers' explosive passing which had a way of whetting their boys and Steelers. could call in advance,” says Royer, Steinke said the resignation was by in." Noll said Monday after the field at Three Rivers Stadium sent doing something different,” Royer game is a factor in making the desire. When it comes to evaluating Sun­ who coached at Navy under Wayne says. “You’ll see Joe Greene and mutual agreement. Seattle’s current Steelers arrived in Miami. 'Tve the Steelers to the University of Steelers a S'i-point favorite to beat "That attitude carried right day’s Super Bowl competitors, Royer record is 11-24-6 and the Breakers are never been a history buff. It's today Hardin and first ran into Roger Jack Lambert fooling around the Stenmark on the Move Pittsburgh fieldhouse for restricted Dallas. through the season into the playoffs. says you can flip a coin, they’re that Staubach there 15 years ago. in fourth place in the league’s West and tomorrow." middle, jumping around or doing Division. Sweden's Ingemar Stenmark passes through gate on way to workouts last Thursday, Friday and "It's probably the most consistent In fact, our intensity in the playoffs close. And if you’re going to the "He hasn’t changed much since I something to confuse the offensive After being supplied with a new jet Saturday. has been very good." game or plan to watch it on TV, he third place in World Cup slalom race in Switzerland. He earned team I've ever had. And it is a team first met him, except to get better,” blocking patterns. They have a way Golf Season Never Not Over Yet adds, keep an eye on Pittsburgh’s says Royer. "From the first day he of forcing the other teams to do enough points to take overall lead. (UPI Photo) offense. Top Players Golfers know that it never rains on the golf course and for came out for footbali, he had a strong something it doesn’t want to do. Names in the News “That could be the key to the arm and good velocity when he “The quarterback sees something CENTERVILLE, Mass. (UPI) - some die-hard players, winter weather does not mean an end to game," Royer says. “The deter­ threw. You could see the leadership like that and he has to change the Sly Williams of Rhode Island and Coaches Like Steelers the season. This hardy golfer at the Manchester Country Club, mining factor I think will be how well qualities in him when he was at Navy play. That causes indecision, and you Tony Price of Pennsylvania Monday who wished not to be identified, managed to get in a few swings Pittsburgh can run the football. If and they have carried into know what that does.” were chosen the Eastern College Stenmark Leads Dallas can limit Pittsburgh’s rush, Athletic Conference’s Division 1 co­ Greg Polls on the weekend. (Herald Photo by Pinto) professional football.” I asked Royer if he’d pick a winner, MIAMI (UPI) — If you can believe those closest to football, the that will force the Steelers to throw Terry Bradshaw is more physical and he laughed and said no because players of the week. NEW YORK (UPI) — The New York Rangers announced Mon­ Pittsburgh Steelers will rout the Dallas Cowboy'' in Sunday’s Super Bowl the ball more, and that would play than Staubach, Royer says. Williams, a junior forward from day left wing Greg Polis has been acquired on waivers by the XIII — but don’t count on it changing the odds. the Cowboys and Steelers are too In Giant Slalom Hank Aaron Speaks Out right into the Cowboys’ hands “On occasion, he’ll still challenge evenly matched. New Haven, Conn., scored 77 points Washington Capitals. Polis played in only six games for the The predictions were published Monday by The Miami News, which because one of their greatest the tackier, Roger doesn’t, but that in leading the Rams to three wins. polled 23 National Football League head coaches. Seventeen picked the The bookmakers, who have made Rangers and had one goal and one assist. strengths is their pmss rush.” isn’t a negative point against him. Pittsburgh a slight favorite, feel Price, a senior forward from New ADELBODEN, Switzerland (UPI) — Ingemar Stenmark of The Rangers also announced they were calling up rookie : Steelers and 20 predicted the score, which averaged out for Pittsburgh, 20-: The basic difference in the teams, He’s smart. He’ll go for the sideline pretty much the same way. Bear in York, helped the Quakers to two vic­ Sweden outclassed the competition in the first heat of a men’s defenseman Tim Bothwell from the New Haven Nighthawks of says Royer, is their style of attack, more often than Terry will, mind, though, they made the Steelers tories. “If you have any smarts, you'll bet the opposite of what I say," quipped: Baseball Managers "Pittsburgh is more physical, preferring to lose the battle but win World Cup giant slalom Tuesday and was well ahead of the com­ the American Hockey League. only seven-point choices over the the Washington Redskins' Jack Pardee, who chose the Steelers. offensively and defensively," he the war. That doesn’t mean Roger Oilers last week and you remember petition with one heat to go. Sam Rutigliano of the Cleveland Browns, who also picked Pittsburgh to reminds. “Dallas goes in more for stenmark flashed down the track in won’t run the ball if he gets the how that one came out. win, agreed, saying, “The worst handicappers in the world are the finesse. The Cowboys try to finesse chance or feels he has to. If push Finals Date Set 1 11.11. nearly a full second ahead of three giant slaloms which gave him Ted McClain Tabbed ‘Puppets’ coaches. We deal too much with the fact, and it's blinding." CLEVELAND (UPI) - The North Andreas Wenzel of Liechtenstein, 75 points — the maximum number PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) — Ted McClain, a well-traveled 6-foot The only coaches who picked Dallas to win were Bud Grant of the American Zone finals of the Davis who was holding down second spot anyone can collect from one of the 3-inch guard with seven years of professional experience, was Minnesota Vikings, Bart Starr of the Green Bay Packers, Bud Wilkinson MILWAUKEE (UPI) — Home run champion Henry Aaron with a time of 1.12.03. Cup international tennis competition three World Cup disciplines. signed Monday by the Phoenix Suns. of the St. Louis Cardinals, Neill Armstrong of the Chicago Bears, Dick said today’s baseball managers are “just puppets” trying to tell will be held March 16-18 in Cleveland, Heini Hemmi of Switzerland took Switzerland's Peter Luescher, Nolan of the New Orleans Saints and Dick Vermeil of the Philadelphia Play of Cedric Maxwell the game’s high-paid superstars what to do. Davis Cup Committee Chairman third spot in the first heat, Leonardo following Stenmark in World Cup The signing of McClain brings the Suns’ roster to 11 players. Eagles. Joseph E. Carrico has disclosed. David of Italy was fourth, Jean- standings with 112 points to the "For example,” said Aaron Sunday missioner Bowie Kuhn should have The Suns were one under the limit after obtaining forward Truck The event, in which the United Pierre Fournier of Switzerland was Swede's 115 points, failed Tuesday to night at a baseball dinner, "how can "done something a long time ago" to Robinson from New Orleans last week in a two-for-one trade. (Boston Red Sox manager) Don States will host Colombia, will take fifth and sixth place was shared by make up any ground. Luescher fell at control the problems of free agentry Zimmer go out and talk to Jim Rice and high salaries. Bright Spot With Celtics place at the Cleveland Skating Club Piero Gros of Italy and Bojan Krizaj the sixth gate on the first-heat track in suburban Shaker Heights. of Yugoslavia. Mike White or Yaz (Carl Yastrzemski) when all Aaron said while he’s "for and was knocked out of the event. these guys are getting all that team to semifinals and endeared himself to fans across Stenmark is out to prove he is still everything a ball player can get” BOSTON (UPI) — It’s ironic that Cedric Phil Mahre of the United States fell SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Mike White, who coached the money. the nation' with his nickname (Cornbread) and his the top skier on either the special at the same gate as Luescher, an Catholic Girls he’s opposed to multi-year contracts. IMaxwell’s emergence as one of the bright stars Coach Payoff California Bears from 1972 to 1977, Monday was named the offen­ “A manager is just a puppet today. exuberant style of play. slalom or giant slalom tracks as he extremely tricky part of the track "Let a player get one or two in the National Basketball Association has coin­ He can’t go up to players who are Maxwell averaged 22 points a game in college and NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) — Univer­ had nc World Cup points to gain by where the racers suddenly had to sive line coach of the San Francisco 49ers. million a year. Fine. But multi-year cided with the decline and fall of the Boston came to the Celtics with a scoring reputation. But he sity of Oklahoma head football winning the Adelboden event. change direction on the hard, icy Coach Bill Walsh said White, who played end for the Bears, making nine or 10 times what he’s contracts rob a player of his incen­ making and tell them what to do.” Celtics. averaged only 7,3 points a game his rookie year, one of coach, Barry Switzer, whose Sooners The Swedish ace has already won snow. also will handle administrative duties. Trim Aquinas tive," Aaron said. avenged their only loss of the season “Sometimes I feel sorry for a But the gangly Maxwell, who put the University of the many victims of that Celtic season of turmoil. “I think ball clubs like Cleveland, with a 31-24 win against Nebraska in manager. A lot of managers are Minnesota and Oakland are going to North Carolina at Chariotte on the nation’s basketball “I’ve always considered myself as being able to With every varsity player hitting the scoring column. East going to lose their jobs because they score," the soft-spoken Kinston, N.C., native says. the Orange Bowl, was given a $2,000 Geoff Petrie fold. There’s no way they’re going to map, is certainly one key towards restoring the once- raise . Catholic girls’ basketball team trounced St. Thomas Aquinas, 75- don’t know how to handle guys who survive under the present setup,” “Maybe I didn’t show it consistently last year. But this mighty Celtics to the top of the NBA. In addition to raising Switzer’s an­ ATLANTA (UPI) — Geoff Petrie is back with the Atlanta 30, last night at the Eagles’ Nest. are making $3 million, $4 million or Aaron said, "The Yankees are going year. I’m playing a lot more and scoring a lot more too.” Young on Spree $5 million a year,” Aaron said. "Max has got to be an All-Star,” says Boston’s player- Maxwell has twice surpassed his career-high marks nual salary from $38,000 to $40,000, Hawks but doesn’t expect to play basketball again because of a The triumph was the Eaglettes’ to keep grabbing free agents. Boston, coach Dave Cowens of his 6-foot-8 forward. “I haven’t torious, 46-20, with their biggest The former Milwaukee Braves and this season and is doubling his per-game point production the OU regents provided him a ^,000 knee injury. “I have to accept the fact my knee’s no good,” he eighth in 10 starts and moves them too. And, yes, the same thing is true seen anyone do the things he has done this year. Guys just expense allowance and reaffirmed within one victory of qualifying for scoring output of the campaign. Anne Brewers’ star said baseball Com­ about the Brewers." don’t want to see him get the ball.” of a year ago. He credits much of his success to front- said. “I’m through playing.” court mates Cowens and Barnes. his five-year contract. the State Tournament. It also was Hoffman and Felicia Farr each Maxwell, in his second year, has refii ^ his inside Petrie has some business interests in Portland but he said he “One of the big keys to any success I’ve had is when we With Five Goals East’s fifth consecutive win. netted 8 points and Leisa Ritchie and game to the point where he is one of the league’s best would like to remain in basketball — perhaps as a coach. Petrie Paum Cunningham 6 apiece for the have a frontcourt of Dave, Marvin and myself. ’They are East utilized excellent teamwork Award-Winning Device around the basket. Eschewing the perimeter shots, Horseman Award watched the Hawks win two games and plans to remain in Atlan­ and a tenacious defense in racing to a Young Eaglettes. so big they clear out the area under the basket for me. NEW YORK (UPI) — There are times Tim Young looks lost, Maxweil prefers to drive to the hoop and launch into And when Marvin is in the game, the opposition’s other LEXINGTON, Ky. ta until after a visit by Portland Wednesday. 39-15 halftime advantage. The East s next clash is Thursday night midair, confusing opponents as his body suddenly turns to but there also are times he suddenly becomes a devastating reserves took over down the stretch, against Mercy High in a key HCC big forward guards him and I have the small forward on (UPI) — Horseman and Cuts Down Ski Mishaps Jell-0, swerving in several directions at the same time. me. That makes scoring a lot easier,” Maxwell says. player who can single-handedly control a game. holding the visitors to 7 points in the match-up at the Eagles’ Nest at 8 “He just floats in there and it’s very hard not to foul Fair World, the oldest o’clock. Maxwell’s string-bean physique (he weighs only 205) is Young absolutely wrecked New Kevin Loughery final canto. DAVIS, Calif. (UPI) - An him," says teammate Marvin Barnes. "It’s an unusual weekly turf magazine in deceiving for one who likes to play an aggressive game. the United States devoted York Monday night, scoring five NEW YORK (UPI) — Kevin Loughery, the fiery coach of the Senior Ellen Petkaitis led four Ka.si Cuihiilir (75) Skehan 1 0-1 2, award-winning computer and a computer. move. If I tried to do what he does. I’d never score a goals and assisting on a sixth to give Eaglettes in twin figures with a Barry 1 OJ) 2, Laneri 3 0-1 6, Cunningham The dynamometer converts the basket.” Following his rookie year, he was put on a weight to the Standardbred, New Jersey Nets, was directed Monday by NBA Commissioner about the size of a cigarette program to avoid getting shoved around. selected Charles Hill, the Minnesota North Stars an 8-1 vic­ game-high 18 points. Monica Murphy 0 1-2 1, Farr 0 0-0 0, O'Connell 4 1-2 9 forces between the ski boot and the Maxwell figures there’s stili room for refinement Lucier 5 0-1 10, Petkaitis 8 2-5 18, Harvey pack may mean fewer injuries “Over the summer, if I was going to be successful, I master of Hill Farm, tory over the Rangers. He was Larry O’Brien to supply evidence in support of his statement threaded the nets with 13 points. Sue ski into electrical signals. These around the hoop. everywhere. He was unstoppable. that officials were “out to get him.” Dailey 12 and Karen Lucier 10 for 0 0-0 0, Walsh 0 0-0 0, Murphy 5 3-7 13, for skiers in the future. signals are then transmitted to the knew I was going to be more aggressive. ’The fact I Hilliard, Ohio, as recipient Dailey 6 0-0 12, Campbell 1 0-0 2. Totals 34 “If there is one thing I need to work on, it’s completing wasn’t always as aggressive as I should have been was "I'm just thrilled," he told a mass O’Brien requested that Loughery furnish any evidence he has East. Murphy shattered a long­ Researchers at the University of computer, which controls the binding of its 23rd Annual 7-19 75. the three point play. I’ve missed a lot of shots underneath why I was inconsistent,” he says. of reporters. “Everything I shot standing Eaglette rebounding mark, California at Davis have developed a release. If the computer determines Horseman Award. of a “conspiracy” theory in a meeting at the league offices A<|uinu9 (30) DiPietro 0 0-0 0, Guagni 0 when I’ve been fouled that I should have made. This is Consistency has been one of Maxwell’s traits this went in. But in all honesty, 1 haven’t Tuesday. After Friday night’s one-point loss to the Los Angeles established in 1974, with 23 caroms. 0-0 0, Miller 10-0 2, Bassala 8 0-516, Comp experimental computerized ski bin­ that the pressure to the lower leg is where being mentally tough and able to concentrate com­ played very well this year. Maybe Kathy Bassola had 16 points to ding that could reduce injuries while season. He has been held to less than 10 points on only Lakers, Loughery was quoted as saying, “There is a conspiracy 1 1-1 3, Robertson 1 0-0 2, Clarkan 3 1-4 7, strong enough to cause damage, it es into play. I think I’ve made progress, but not as much the points will start coming a little pace Aquinas, now 2-7. Hawrylik 0 0-2 0, Adamowich 0 0-0 0 giving skiers better control while will release the ski binding. as I want,” he says. four occasions and never less than seven. Still, he recognizes there is much room for improvement. quicker now.” against me ... they’re (officials) out to get me.” East’s iavvees also were vic­ Totals 14 2-12 30. schussing down the slopes. The battery-powered computer But Maxwell still has managed to hit on 55 percent of "One of my goals this year was to get involved in the "Timmy’s got a world of poten­ The computer-controlled binding, must be recharged after about 12 his floor shots, the 10th best percentage in the league, tial, " said North Star Coach Glen the first of its type to be designed and hours of skiing, said Hull, a skier entire game. I wanted to take more rebounding and Ano his misses means he gets an abundance of free defensive responsibilities. This was the way I played in Sonmor. "He's got a lot more talent Sports Slate laboratory tested according to the himself, throws — an conversions from the charity stripe. than he's been showing. It doesn’t B a s k e tb a ll researchers, mounts on the surface Hull said 40 percent of skiing in­ college and I've always thought it was more fun this way. Maxweli was Boston’s No. 1 pick in the 1977 draft after I think I have the ability and want to prove myself to be a surprise me to see him have a game of the ski behind the boot. juries occur in the knee, 40 percent in a sterling career at UNCC. His senior year he lead the like this. ’There’s nobody in this Tursfluv The device won a national design complete player in the NBA,” he says. ! Rl SIMvSSMEN Ray Lata hooped 9 the ankle and 20 percent in the lower organization that ever doubted his HASKE’mAM. award from the American Society of leg. ability,” Miinclicsler ul SiiiiHlHirv Danny Moore pumped in points, Kiffie Silver and Clarence Zachary 8 apiece Mechanical Engineers for “Ninety percent of skiing injuries But there's nobody in the organiza­ N o ire Du me (We 91 31 points. Rich Kearney 27 ' I h l c I l B mechanical engineering students Schoolboy Basketball and Billy Prignano 6 for mtHbailRMi to the leg are attributed to binding tion that fully understands the up- Ilmen) ul UunI Culliolie and Ben Grzyb 12 in Kevin Allen and Donald Westwood . BOPgyJONKWON 13 I Moriarty’s. Paul Martin malfunction," he said. "This NATIONAL TITLES IN g and-down play Young has exhibited Clienev I'eeli ul Roek> leading Telso to an 80-72 Maury Hull, assistant professor of duke over One Hour Mar- had a game-high 18 points ^CARtER'S statistic represents about 250,000 in­ llt.C Sliiiidinps O’all HIS 8YR CAPEEP.ALLAS^ in his three-year career. With the Mill mechanical engineering, helped the cu ll. Sluiiiliiigs CVe SlumliiiKH tinizing last night at Illing. for the All-Stars, who juries annually in the United States." w. 1. W. 1. AN AMATEUR! WHAT talent he possesses, 50-point seasons I’erini ul I’eniiey students develop the device and O’all 0 all 60LFIN6 GREAT WON 19 Bob Gorman netted 19 played without two stan­ He said conventional ski bindings 1 w. 1. South Windsor 5 0 7 3 are mediocre. UuHi llurlforil ul Unfielil called their work “a significant step J. 1. w. 1, t o u r n e y s IN ONE VR? points, Pete Denz 18 and dout performers, Tom NEW 1979 CHEVR9LT are designed to clamp the skier’s South Catholic 3 0 7 2 Rockville 4 2 6 4 Young, who now has 15 goals and 21 Roek^ille ul .Soiilli W iiid- toward developing a safer and more boot to the ski and to release the ski Conard 8 0 10 0 A. BYRON NELSON >or Bob Boland 14 for the Finnegan (dislocated Aquinas 4 1 9 1 Bloomfield 3 2 5 5 assists this season, assisted Jim functional ski binding.” The project from the boot if injury to the skier’s Simsbury 8 0 8 1 B. BEN HOGAN Cleaners. elbow) and Michael Suhie NWest Catholic 3 1 7 2 Newington 3 2 4 5 C. SAM S N EA P y Roberts with the first Minnesota goal \ iiiul Teeli ill Rollon involved more than seven months of leg is imminent. Penney 6 3 8 3 Big Night Rliuin ul I’orllunil In other action. Fuss (fractured finger). Wethersfield 5 4 5 4 East Catholic 1 3 6 4 Windsor 3 3 4 6 at 2:06 of the first period. He rifled a research and development. Hull said although new designs of Glastonbury Uo\enlr> ul KusI llunip- whipped Police, 101-71, Manchester 5 4 5 5 S. Paul 1 4 6 4 1 5 1 9 45-foot power-play goal past Doug Tim Young of Minnesota Hull speculated that commercial conventional style bindings have Windsor Locks Ion Farr’s trimmed Fred’s PEK WIOE Windham 5 4 5 5 Xavier 0 3 3 6 0 5 1 9 Soetaert 49 seconds later and Kris raises his stick after scoring versions of the device might be appeared on the market there has Manery gave the Stars a 3-0 lead at Sini.sliiiry ul Muneliesler Athletic Club, 89-57, and Mike MacDonald and available in five to 10 years, but may Hall 4 5 5 5 one of his five goals against B o g n e r’s o u tla s te d Steve Gay each had 6 been no notable decrease in the in­ 6:41 of the .second period. (girls) cost twice as much as mechanical jury rate. Fermi 2 7 2 8 B o w lin g Four minutes after Manery’s goal. Rangers last night. New York VII gullies 8 p.iii. Westown Pharmacy, 79-72. points as VFW nipped CBC, bindings. More testing is needed, Enfield 1 8 1 8 Kevin Dunn led five per­ 18-16, in overtime last Allen, 21, and Westwood, 22, said Young scored his second’ of the goalie Wayne Thomas sinks to WKi:,STI,IN(; however, before the new binding can E. Hartford 0 9 0 9 ZODIAC- Marcia formers in twin figures for night at the Y. conventional mechanical ski bindings evening on a breakaway and four ise as puck rebounds from net. .Somers ul <:iiene\ I'eeli, be sold commercially, do not protect the skier adequately. Krajewski 201-460, Betty minutes later, drilled a sinking 70- (ii.'tO Fuss with 19 markers. Rich Jay Mistretta and Kelly SPORTVMI MOD CD 11306 "Conventional bindings now cost Whitehil 454. (UPI Photo) W eilnesiluN Marnicki (17), Norm DuBois each had 6 points The current trend, they said, is to ANNUAL MEETING footer under Soetaert's right about $125 a pair,” Hull said. “The COG Sl:iiuliii(!s RkSKKTRM.I, for CBC. Special 2 tone paint, Beauville equip­ make the binding more elastic so shoulder to achieve his first NHL hat Daigault (12), Marc computerized binding would cost you O’all foot drive that beat Soetaert’s llurlforil I Conn ul \ICC, Schardt (11) and Paul Brian Brophy popped in ment, V-8, auto trana, gaugea, awingout that it can absorb leg pressure ELASTIC trick. about $250 for a pair if you were to without release. 1. w. 1. OF THE replacement, Wayne Thomas. Young 8 Russillo (11) also hit dou­ 19 points and Sean rear door glaas, tinted glaas, radio, rear STOCKINGS In the third period. Young offset a buy it today.” This is a disadvantage to the skier, Cromwell 7 0 9 0 added his fifth goal at 14:56 when he WKKSn.ING ble digits for Fuss. Sandy O’Donnell 4 as Willis speaker, stabilizer bar, power steering. WHEELCHAIRS goal by New York’s Dave Maloney faked Thomas to the ice and slid the Intermittent windshield wipers. Carter Hull explained the device incor­ the students said, because the lack of B. Academy 5 1 7 1 MANCHESTER MIDGET I u s I o II li II r \ ul Ficara and Frank Pisch Garage overwhelmed Blue with his fourth goal of the game, a 10- porates three basic systems: a rigid attachment between the boot Portland 5 1 6 2 ARTHUR DRUG puck behind him. Miiiieliesler, fii.'lO paced Police with 22 and 16 Moon, 25-5. Manny Fendell Care Pkg. Stock #2674 dynamometer, a release mechanism and the ski impairs control. 5 2 6 2 .tallies respectively. had 4 tallies for Blue Moon. Rham Tliiirsilm Rocky Hill 4 3 5 4 FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION lUSKKTIlkl.l, Jerry Suntava had 22 Standings: Willis 6-0, VFW 4-2, Blue Moon 2-4, Cheney Tech 3 4 3 6 MCC ul Greenfielil. 8 points, Tom Neilan 18, Ken SPECIAL 3 4 4 5 Rhode Island Tops Pack Shoppman 17 and Tom CBC 0-6. AL Baseball Slate Balanced Coventry MCC ul Greenfielil (uo- East Hampton 1 6 2 7 WliNTED Sapienza 14 for Farr's BOSTON (UPII — The University Syracuse. nien), 6 PMGE Vinal Tech 1 6 1 7 WILL BE HELD of Rhode Island, coming off a pair ol Merry ul KusI Culliolie while Paul Frenette (22) *7350 BC, 11-4, received the only other Sent Out NEW YORK — A new balanced divisional games at home and three Bolton 0 7 0 9 impressive wins over Boston College (girls). 8 and Bob P laster (17) PHILADELPHIA (UPI) * schedule format is featured in the on the road to bring the season total and St. Bonaventure, continued its first place vote, despite their loss to WRKSTI.IM, topped Fred's. "A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A TRUCK" TO BUY Rhode Island. The Eagles, who also — The Philadelphia Flyers 1979 American League schedule, an­ to the customary 162 games. The TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 19791 lock on the top .spot in .New England Si. PuiiI ul Cusi Culliolie, Ron Riordan and Jim beat the University of Baltimore last have sent left wing Barry nounced in New York by American World Champion New York Yankees, cell, liirls ba.sketball in the weekly coaches ,3:30 Grimes had 37 and 12 League President Lee MacPhail. The as an example, host the rival Bostoii week, received 39 points. Dean to the Maine O’all balloting. ICi: IIOCKIA tallies respectively for CARTER schedule proces a record 1107 Red Sox seven times and play six CLEAN Holy Cross. 9-4. captured fourth Mariners of the American , 1. w. The Rams. 12-2, received 12 first- \luiii’liesler ul Gluslon- Bogner’s while Craig "openings" for the 14-team league 1. AT THE ARMY & NAVY CLUB place with 25 points. The Crusaders Hockey League, the team games at Fenway Park in Boston. Conard 10 0 12 place votes for a total of 64 points. linry, 3:1.5 Phiilips had 25 points and with a corresponding drop in 0 bolted Division II rival Assumption announced Monday. A Three clubs have scheduled 81 Hall 8 2 8 2 USED CARS URI defeated BC. 91-78. earlier in the Bob Hartnet and Walt doubleheaders. Seven hundred fifty- and squeaked by Canisigs, 94-pl, in R \m o . i'\ Flyers’ spokesman said home openers, with no doubleheaders Wethersfield 6 3 7 3 week and followed with a 95-67 win Bogar 13 apiece'for six night, games are on the slate, also two overtimes. Dean had cleared NHL — Boston, California and Kansas Ci­ Fermi 5 4 6 5 7:30 P.M. over the Bonnies. Ruskelliiill: Si. John's is, Westown. an all-time league high. ty. The Yankees play 80 dates at Northeastern. 0-6. received nine \ illunoMi, 8 • Ch. 0 waivers before being sent Simsbury 5 5 5 5 CARTER Connecticut. 10-3. placed .second, In th(.‘ balanced schedule format, points to place fifth, followed by to Maine. Aulhorhed Fiiher Plow Dealer Yankee Stadium with one .schedule East Hartford 4 5 4 receiving 48 points. The Huskies Ruskelhull: Muneliesler MIDGF’IS each chub plays every other team 12 5 Fairfield. 9-5. with eight. BU and Dean was acquired by twi-night doublchcader against Windham managed an overtime squeaker over High IS. Sinisliiiri, 8 - Moriarty's topped the times, six at home and six on the 4 5 4 5 Maine rounded out the list with one WIN! the Flyers in August, 1977, 229 Rbin S t. Manchester 646-6464 Toronto. The Cleveland Indians play Enfield Boston University, but were then All-Stars, 35-26, last night road. Additionally, each team faces 4 6 4 7 point each. and picked up seven goals OPEN MON-WED TR 9 • FIH TL 6 • SAT T l 5 . four Sunday doubleheaders and a twi- Manchester Public Invited dumped. 74-60. by nationally ranked Moekei: Rriiiiis is. at Verplanck. each of its own divisional opponents nighter for a total of five, most in the 2 8 2 9 RInes. <> . W I'OI* and 18 assists last season. Penney '/»? ? 1? 11229 Main St., Manchester one extra game, playing three added league. TEL. 646-6464 PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Tues.. Jan. 16, 1979 Crash Kills Scours World EVENING HERALD, Tues., Jan. 16. 1979 - PAGE FIFTFIRN Frat Pledge Super Heroes Return BATON ROUGE, U . (UPI) - For together. When things are going too nearly a week the TTieta Xi fraternity By VKRNON SCOTT good, people flake out and drop out. leaders demanded blind trust and HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Super “ There’s much more patriotism in brotherhood from their pledges and heroes are enjoying a revival on the country now than there was 10 the willing initiates absorbed their movie screens and television tubes as years ago. That’s why super heroes lessons with a fatal tenacity. evidenced by “ Superman," "Spider- are making a comeback." With a car bearing down on them Man,” “ Wonder Woman,” "The In­ Brown quit his deputy sheriff job on the winding Mississippi River credible Hulk” and now "Captain almost 10 years ago to sign an acting Road. 19 blindfolded pledges resisted America.” contract with Universal Studios. frantic attempts by their guides to “ ” has become a Between acting assignments he make them separate and get off the two-hour television special scheduled worked as a bouncer in tough gin darkened highway. for CBS Jan. 19 and, depending on mills and became an amateur Six were struck by the car last Mr. Nielsen’s numbers, may be heavyweight boxer, winning 14 of 16 Thursday night. One is dead. Three serialized next season. bouts. others are still in a hospital with Fantasy and superhuman exploits, His acting credits include such broken legs. aimed at adults as well as children, movies as "Big Wednesday,” "Fast A funeral was scheduled today for are finding healthy ratings on the Breaks" and the new George C. Scott Bruce Wiseman, 18, of New Iberia. A tube and profits at the box office. mourning wreath hangs on the front Psychologists have yet to analyze the film, "Hard Core." He says "Captain America” was door of the red brick Theta Xi house mini-trend, but hypotheses cannot be born in the comic strips during the at Louisiana State University. The long in coming. early years of World War II, a sym­ shocked and grieving 140 members Reb Brown, who stars in the title bol of rectitude and patriotism in planned to attend the funeral. role of “ Captain America,” has Lillian Gasinskavbv Aii^ie Dickinson red, white and blue threads. Brown is "It's really depressing." said John reached his own conclusions about Fallon, a Theta Xi member who lives the growing popularity of super convinced he was originated to help the war effort. NEW YEAR WANT off campus. "They're just sitting heroes. Although Captain America cannot around and moping." Peopletalk Just why Brown should be be fly like Superman, scale skyscrapers No charges were filed against the heeded in this matter of awesome like Spider-Man, nor pilot a bat- driver of the car. Oscar Coleman, 32. import is not altogether clear, but he mobile like Batman, he is five times State police who investigated the ac­ has a personal heroic background High-Rise Swiss Chef as strong as other men and five times cident near Brusly, across the river from which to draw. AD SPECIAL as smart. from LSU. said Coleman did not Brown, whose first name is an He rides a red, white and blue appear to be at fault. West Baton Goes to White House acronym of his full monicker — motorcycle and carries a shield to Rouge Parish District Attorney Sam vain. Immigration Minister Michael Richard Edward Brown — was an all- Cashio said he will decide later this Swiss-born Albert Kumin has a state basketball, football and pick off bullets. He can also jump a new job — one that’s taking him all MacKellar says Australia rarely dozen feet straight up. week whether to call a grand jury in­ grants political asylum. Meanwhile, baseball star at his Temple City, vestigation. the way from the world's highest Calif., high school. Brown, like Christopher (Super­ restaurant to the kitchen of the White Miss Gasinskayoy is in hiding until a University Chancellor Paul M urrill He was sought as a pitcher by the man) Reeve and Lee ($6 Million House. decision is made. Man) Majors, insists his character is put the fraternity on probation for at Dodgers and Angels but opted for a He’s taking over as pastry chef to not a cartoon figure. Despite the fan­ least a year, the most severe punish­ Painting Brando football scholarship at Southern Reb Brown becomes a the first family — replacing Heinz tasy element, he says Captain ment short of expulsion from the Marlon Brando paints houses and California. He was a promising varsi­ zealous crusader against Bender, who retired Jan. 1 after campus. lives in Peterborough, England, with ty running back who sought other crime as ‘‘Captain America,” America is a believable man. packing the calories into a succession "It is abundantly clear that in­ his wife, Diana, and five kids — one pastures when O.J. Simpson turned a CBS-TV special Friday at 8 “ Actually, he is the son of the credibly poor judgment was the of presidents from Lyndon Johnson of whom is named Errol Flynn Bran­ up for practice. p.m. original Captain America and reluc­ major factor in this unfortunate ac­ on. do. Today, at age 30, Brown stands 6- tant to take on the physical attributes cident." M urrill said. Kumin moves from Windows on Marlon Brando used to be Adrian foot-3 and weighs 220 muscular of his father,” Brown said, his voice the World Restaurant on the 107th rising with excitement. The pledges were taken blindfolded Patrick McCarron, but he changed pounds. He is blond, blue-eyed and back into family and marriage and floor of New York's World Trade “ He is given experimental steroids from the campus in the back of a all that in honor of his idol. unnecessarily handsome. heroes they can look up to in the Center to work under the supervision which increase the capacity of his rented van and were being marched Says he, 'T v e admired Brando Philosophically, as well as entertainment field and sports. of White House chef Henry Haller hearing, sight and other senses until across the highway to a ritual site ever since I was a kid, so when I physically. Brown is type cast for “ The anti-establishment rebellion just in time to bake goodies for they are five times as acute as other when the car struck. The pledges decided to change my name I thought “ Captain America.” He is staunchly of the 1960s is over. The flower Chinese Premier Teng Hsiao-ping men’s. He's also five times as strong. walked single file, holding firm ly I ’d pick a good one.” patriotic, a former Los Angeles children, the commune nuts and the when he arrives for his state visit. “ He’s an artist, a painter, who onto the shoulders of those in front It took only a $20 legal fee to County deputy sheriff, and convinced drug culture of that era is dis­ comes out of the service to travel for support. Arresting Photos transform all the McCarrons into that his fellow citizens are turning to appearing fast. The Charles Manson around the country. He's a sensitive Fallon said the pledges constantly Angie Dickinson, star of TV’s Brandos, so now one Marlon Brando super heroes as an expression of faith gurus are a thing of the past. human being, not a cartoon. Captain were drilled to support their “ Police Woman," did some under- owns an Oscar and the other carries in the American way. “ The trend is toward positive at­ America uses his super power for brothers. During the walk attempts the-covers work of her own with Star a British national insurance card en­ “ Captain America is strong on titudes. And the reason is simple. good causes. would be made to trip them, testing Trek’s William Shatner a few years titling him to unemployment benefits patriotism, mother, apple pie and the Times are getting harder than they “ He is a model for youth who can to see if fellow pledges would hold back in a soft core porn flick — little and an old-age pension. American way of life ," said Brown. were during the '60s. There’s more do a lot of good by setting an example them up and prevent them from noted nor long remembered — called Quote of the Day “ I think one of the reasons CBS made unemployment and inflation is for impressionable minds. He being separated. “ Big, Bad Mama." New York psychotherapist Dr. this show was to capitalize on making people hitch up their belts. creates a lot of positive feelings. He Guides saw the car coming and Angie might prefer to forget, but growing public response to heroes “ It ’s an historical fact that people David Izenzon, founder of is also an upstanding invididual who vainly tried to signal it with their High Society magazine isn’t about to like him. tend to rally round the flag in hard “ Potaholics Anonymous” — an adults can relate to.” flashlights, he said. They could not permit amnesia. Featured in an up­ organization designed to help “ The American people are getting times. They stick together and pull force the pledges to separate and coming issue are stills from the marijuana smokers kick the habit — r ’s-^VV^-^v ‘ .-.-i , ''i'Aft- /V <’'«< ' “ave the road quick enough. movie— shots of “ Captain K irk " and on the tendency of alcoholics to give ■ Burt Bacharach’s one-time wife up booze and take up pot: " I t ’s like ■4. TV Tonight cavorting in the buff on a big brass changing seats on the Titanic” bed. 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BOX 591 Thevis, who pleaded guilty, said he Mobil Showcase offering to its RENTALS walked through a door that had not her power, with such tenacity that NOTICES her son, Edward V II of England, "fourth network" of cooperating B u t Lo o s i ’ REAL ESTATE 52 — Rooms for Rent MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 been locked during his entire stay in Tutiday 7:00-9:00 1 — Lost and Found almost became the king who never stations, which will begin showing Vernon Cine 1 — “Annie thaatras 23 — Homes for Sale 53 — Apartments for at the Floyd County Jail and boarded Showcase Cinemas — “ Lord 2 — Personals was. the hour-long episodes Wednesday. Hall" 7:00-10:15; “ Interiors" 24 — Lots-Land for Sale of the Rings” 2:(X)-7:10-10:00; .0. CARDS RtOUIRtO WHIRI AR^llCAUr 3 — Announcements Rent a bus out of town — a decision he Instead of being shown on PBS, 8:40 25 — Investment Property regretted 40 minutes later. For Americans, however, he is get­ "Every Which Way But 4 — Entertainment 54 — Homes for Rent Dear Sirs: ting the full television treatment — which in recent years has been the Vernon Cine 2 — “Animal litnlMOr 26 — Business Property He told the judge he escaped Ixwse"' 2:15-7:20-10:05; “ In­ House" 7:20-9:30 5 — Auctions 55 — Business for Rent as if he had reigned like his mother home of some of Britain’s classiest vasion of the Body Snatchers” OLDER WniEN 27 — Resort Property l^a u se the federal government kept miniseries, the series is being 56 — Resort Property Please run the following ad for 4 days at the special filing new charges against him, for more than half a century instead 2:00-7:25-9;50; "Oliver’s FINANCIAL 28 — Real Estate Wanted for Rent of a mere decade. carried by more than 50 commercial Story" 2:15-7:30-9:40; "Super­ HALL FOR RENT money-saving rate of *4.001 government attorneys broke their stations — and these include stations 8 — Bonds - Stocks - 57 — Wanted to Rent While the queen hung on to her man" 2:00-7:00-10:00; "Mo­ For parties, showers, receptions, promises, he was shuttled from in 42 of the country’s 50 largest ment by Moment" 2:15-7:40- Mortgages 58 — MIsc. for Rent prison to prison — 11 times in three power like a Victorian maiden meetings.! Complete kitchen |PO|N8t8iAWmaMami<] □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED protecting her virtue, Edward whiled television markets. 10:10 facilities. Large enclosed parking rACOUMCrncniltik 9 — Personal Loans MISC. SERVICES years — and he found life behind bars It takes three actors to portray U.A. Theater 1 — "In Praise lot. Inquire: 10 — Insurance 30 — Travel AUTCMCTIVE intolerable. away the prim years as B ritain’s Edward — as a boy, as a young man of Older Women” 7:20-9:30 Lithuanian Hall 61 — Autos for Sale premier playboy. He didn’t really U.A. Theater 2 — 31 — Services Offered He outlined his life in recent years, and as the mature man who becomes 24 GOLWAY STREET EMPLCYMENT 62 — Trucks for Sale reform when he assumed the throne “Watership Down” 7:15-9:15 32 — Painting-Papering including convictions for arson and king. That later role goes to Timothy MANCHESTER 13 — Help Wanted 63 — Heavy Equipment (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) at age 59, but his private peccadillos U.A. Theater 3 — 3 3 — Building- transporting obscene literature, and West, who does a splendid job, begin­ Call before 6 P.M. 14 — Business for Sale three years spent in prison. didn’t prevent him from being an out­ “Pinocchio — Small One" Contracting ning in episode five. In an interesting gjjgn^43j061^^4M1K Opportunities A growing list of charges put him standing monarch in the first decade 34 — RoofIng-SIdIng 64 — Motorcycles bit of casting, John Gielgud plays 15 — Situation Wanted in a “ state of serious depression" of the 20th century, when European 35 — Heating-Plumbing BIcycles-Campers politics were treacherous indeed. Benjamin Disraeli and as always Trallers-Moblle and he decided to walk away from he’s a pleasure to watch. EDUCATICN .36 — Flooring (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Homes the jail, he said. 18 — Private Instructions 37 — Movlng-Trucklng- PG 66 — Automotive Service FOR YOUR MON-TUES Bargain Nigftte 19 — Schools-Classes Storage 67 — Autos for Rent 20 — Instructions Wanted 38 — Services Wanted CONVENIENCE AH Seats $1.50 Lease No Change in Ethics Code DONT MI88 22 — Condominiums (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) th e 61 8T edition OF APPOINTMENTS ARE NOW WALLINGFORD (UPI) — The governing body of the Both Cinesi Connecticut Bar Association has voted not to recommend THE ORIGINAL INDOOR AVAILABLE a change in its code of ethics barring lawyers from adver­ ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET DOUBLE FEATURE tising their services on radio and television. WOODYALLEN'S (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) The (?BA House of Delegates also recommended Mon- TUES THRU FRIDAY *IHTEBI0HS”pq day night that a 24-member committee be established by mt wiNUR SNOW the J^udges of the Superior Court to advise the court SATURDAY, JAMMRY 20,1979 * 1 0 AM 10 PM FOR YOUR APPOINTMEHT CALL Heralb whether lawyers should be permitted to advertise using electronic media. SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1979 * 1 PM - 6 PM PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED The panel would consist of lawyers and other at “THE STYLIST CLASS FIED ADVERTISING Ad over 20 words — Regular Price profssionals. THE WEST HARTFORD ARMORY NAME...... The asm'iation can make recommendations to the 838 Farmington Avo. D U t l M U t Superior Ckiurt judges but it cannot alter its Code of Wool Hartford, Conn. FOR MEN" Professional Responsibility. ADMISSION S1.00 - BUT WITH THIS AD WMIRESS...... 'c i l Y ...... state...... Zip Code.. . . 701 MAIN ST MANCHESTER ^ ® Board of Governors supported AU ADMISSIONS S1.2B UHviiiamuia the Professional Ethics Committee’s resolution that elec­ imOEH THE MANAGEMENT O f THOMAS BAHHOWS TEL 643-8383 PHONE NO...... CLASSIFICATION...... tronic media advertising be prohibited PLEASE CAai-HEATRE FOR SCREEN'TIMES 643-2711 EXPIRES Jan. 31, 1979 PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Tues., Jan. 16. 1979

EVENING HERALD. Tues., Jan. 16, 1979— PAGE SEVENTEEN PLEiASE READ U.S. Motorists Discover YH9UR AD Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 PURCHASING EXPEDITER Classified ads are laKen over MEN AND WOMEN $150 per R N ’s - d u e t o the phone as a convenience. needed. Associate degree in week to show our equipment RETIREMENT and transfers The Her ald Is responsible for business management or and supplies. No sales of nurses, Crestfield Con- CALL US. only one .incorrect insertion and equivalent required. necessary. Apply Electrolux, vale^ent Home is accepting Diesel-Powered Autos then onfy to the size of the She Hemtii Moderate typing skills 1123 Main Street, East Hart­ applications for Charge Nurse original Insertion. Errors which needed. Business experience ford or call 528-3869 between positions on the 3-11 and 11-7 appetite for them. do not Inssen the value of the desired. Please call Personnel to am and 4 pm. shifts. Please call the DNS, DETROIT (UPIi — When General learned last year Volkswagen had put advertisfiment will not be cor* CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Department at Pioneer Mae Grant at 643-5151 for an Motors came out last year with the a small diesel engine in its subcom­ "They're the hottest thing reeled 'ciy an additional inser* Parachute Co. 644-1581. around, " a Detroit-area Oldsmobile tion HOUSEKEEPER- Part time interview. first American-made diesel car in pact Rabbit, he ordered one, sight un­ weekends. Excellent benefits. REALTORS modern times. Thomas Mallovich. a seen. dealer said. "We can't get enough of DISHWASHER- Part time Apply at Meadows Convales­ DENTAL ASSISTANT- truck driver from Albuquerque, "I'm getting 50 miles a gallon with them." PHONE 643-2711 nighls.Apply at Tacorral. 246 cent Home, 333 Bidwell St., Experienced preferred. The four major manufacturers of EMPLOYMENT Broad Street, Manchesler. Manchester. Manchester office. Available We’re the N.M.. rushed out and bought the first it, " Holman said. "What more can I FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD February 1st. Please write to one in town. say?" diesel-powered cars and light trucks WAITRESSES- Part time — General Motors, Volkswagen, CLEANING HELPER - Part Box S, c/o M anchester His wife. Leah, said they liked it so American motorists, who for years Help Vi'anied 13 nights. Apply at Tacorral. 246 time for cleaning service. No Herald. of the Town. shunned fuel-stingy diesels as foul­ Mercedes Benz and Peugeot — sold Help Wanted 13 Broad Street. Manchesler. much, "we bought two more this McCO'NNELL RESUMEJ experience necessary. Call year. We re just crazy about them." smelling, noisy and sluggish com­ nearly 135,000 units in the United ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Domesticare 643-1945. MY COMPANY WILL HIRE States in 1978, nearly doubling the SERVICE- Changing jobs?. EXPEHIENCED OIL NURSES AIDES- Full time, Two people to start work im­ In Boston, airline pilot Charles pared with gasoline-powered cars, Unemployed? GraduatingJ all shifts. Experience Business Opportunity 14 COLUMBIA- Large Ranch number of diesels on the road from DEADLINE RATES BUHNEH SEHVICE MAN- FULL TIME CUSTODIAN- mediately. $250 per week Holman was so tickled when he have suddenly developed a voracious soon? Returning to the. Call 643-5135. Preferred, but training will be 2:30 to 11 p.m. Apply Gilead potential, plus bonuses. Call CASH IN ON THE with fireplace. Partially the previous year. marketplace? For prompt,J 12:00. noon the day before, 1 day ...... 12a word par day given. Apply in person: East Hill School. 228-9458. 646-3936. Equal Opportunity finished basement. 3/4 -f publication. 3daya .... .11a word par day INSULATION BOOM!!! This year, the automakers say they confidential preparation of, tfarlford Convalescent Home. Employer Become an independent foam acre, mostly wooded. Won't your resume, call 649-2288 J Deadline for Saturday and e days ...... 10a word par day COLLECTIONS- Experience 745 Main Street. East Hart­ last, $45,900. Lessenger Sells, will make and sell more than twice Monejay Is 12:00 Noon Friday. 26 daya .. Oa d a y s ...... ford. STRONG BOYS- Grades 5-8 LAUNDRY MAN- Full time, insulation Dealer. We train 646-8713. is a help but not a necessity. wanted for Weightlifting and you on all aspects of the foam Doctor Keeping Eye as many - about 290,000 - but still WAN 1PED - Gas station atten-* 15 words $2.00 minimum Join our modern, progressive including some weekends, for e.xpect to fall short of the sudden de­ dant, full or part time.2 Happy A d s ...... $2.50 Inch Wrestling Program. Some institution laundry operations. insulation business. Inv. Sec. PLEASE READ agency. Pleasant working PART TIME CAFETERIA experience preferred, but will For more info call Mr. Aker at BOLTON- 9 Room Executive mand one California dealer John Flannery, president of State Bank for Savings, checks the plans Mature, responsible person, conditions, competitive salary ASSISTANT For employee Apply in person: Efast Hart­ Cape. 2300 square feet, 2 1/2 for third shift. References' consider others. Call 646-0176. ford Convalescent Home, 745 (714) 535-1601 (24 hours) or described as "nothing short of at his new East Hartford branch site. Y0.UR AD and benefits plan are cafeteria. Located in East 6 to 7 p.m. write TRIGON INDUSTRIES, baths, 2 car garage, acre with On Shipyard Probe Call 071-1698. -Classified ads ere taken over featured. For appointment. Hartford. Some light cooking Main Street, East Hartford. view. $89,000. Lessenger Sells, phenomenal." 1440 So. State College Blvd. 646-8713. the phone, as a convenience. Call Mr. Powers, 289-0256. and counter experience SECRETARY WANTED - A major attraction, dealers say, is The Herald is responsible for Suite 6L, Anaheim, California nolding up their study, that's TOOl.MAKERS - Machinists., Capitol City Adjustment required. Hours: 10 a.m. to 2 TELEPHONE SALES- Part 92806. Appiv 81 Commerce Street,' only one incorrect insartiqn andCr Medical experience desirable. time. Experience preferred, CONCORD. N.H. (UPI) - The doc­ the diesel's reputation for topping the Bureau. p.m., Monday thru Friday. References. Call 646-6323. WILLIMANTIC- 6 Rooms, 1 ludicrous." he said. "They don't Bank Plans New Office Glasiionbury. PTG Company.! then only 'to- the stie ot the but not necessary. 1/2 baths, wall-to-wall fuel economy of gasoline engines by R ep ly to Box N. c /o WE ARE LOOKING FOR An tor whose investigation spurred want somebody holding a sword over Telr.-iphone 633-7631. original insertion. Errors^hlch Manchester Herald. Established service business. carpeting. Furnished. $42,900. federal scientists to study radiation- 25 to 60 percent. The Environmental EAST HARTFORD — John Flannery fices in Hartford, West Hartford, do not lessen the vakiS of the- MATURE RETAIL SALES RESPONSIBLE PERSON aggressive individual who will their heads. advertisement wilf not be cor­ Salary plus commission. 528- Booker Realty, 456-1142. Protection Agency rates president of Hartford’s State Bank foi Simsbury, Glastonbury, Enfield and Ca- RN, LPN. 7 to 3 and 3 to U CLERK- for Manchester NEEDED to assume any 0292. work hard at his own business. caused cancer at the Portsmouth "It's crazy to think one individual rected by an additional inser­ CASHIERS PART-TIME. duties in the operation of a 7- We will help with all aspects, Volkswagen's diesel Rabbit at 41 tion. Jewelry store. Selling Naval Shipyard has pledged to keep Savings, has announced that the bank will naan. Shi fts. Good pay, good? Evenings - weekends. Self including advertising, VERNON STREET- New can hold up the government." benefits and working con­ experience preferred, full U Food Store. Ground level TELEPHONE OPERATOR Raised Ranch. Low energy miles per gallon-city and 55 mpg- open a branch office in East Hartford in Why East Hartford? Flannery said, serve gasoline station. Apply position that can lead to assis­ bookkeeping, buying and holding a sword over their heads" Najarian said he withheld from ditions. Apply in person, Ver- time, 5 day week, Tuesday in person. Citgo, 555 West SPECIALISTS-(If different is electric heat. Double garage, to make sure they do a good job. highway — the highest rating of any the spring of this year. “We’ve looked to the side of the river for a thru Saturday. This is not a tant manager or manager by selling. We have an es­ CDC scientists the names of 700 of noyi Manor. 180 Regan Road, Middle Turnpike. Manchester. what you want,) We offer a un- tablished, fast food sandwich rec room, appliances. 3 The Center for Disease Control car in the United States. Located in Mayberry Square on Burn­ long while now. We have many customers Vw-non. temporary position. Apply performance. Benefits in­ loue, challenging position for bedroom. High 70's. Owner the 1,700 shipyard workers whose 13 Help Wanted 13 clude insurance, credit union shop in M anchester now "When you consider diesel fuel side Avenue, the new office will offer six from East Hartford and our new location Help Wanted Shoor Jewelry, 917 Main PART TIME DRIVER- Must Clerk Operator Specialist to 646-1189. began its study last February after a death certificates he analyzed for his Street. and profit sharing. Second and available for only $15,000, Veterans Administration doctor costs 11 cents less than unleaded gas­ teller windows, a drive-in facility with two should be an extra convenience for them,” cf;,ram ic t il e m ech an ic know streets in Manchester. join our communications complete. If you want your study. - (Experienced only. Top SWEEPER NEEDED - Mon­ LPN or MEDICAL third shifts. Apply in person at monitoring staff. Applicant oline in most parts of the country, lanes and full banking services. The office’s proximity to Manchester Apply in person to: Krause 7-11, Route 30, Tolland or 960 own business but are afraid to from Massachusetts, Thomas The CDC says it is studying all 25,- wages, /^ply: Allas Tile, 1862 day thru Friday, 7-3:30. ASSISTANT for Rockville ADMINISTRATIVE Florist, 621 Hartford Road, must be mature, reliable, Najarian. found shipyard nuclear that amounts to quite a savings, " This makes the first State Bank office in should help to serve citizens of that town Please call Personnel Depart­ Specialist Office, ap­ ACCOUNTING- If you have Sullivan Ave. South Windsor. good references, able to com­ do it alone, call Mr. Dan Rin- Lots-Land For Sale 000 workers employed at Portsmouth Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, Manchester. E.O.E. dos toll free, 1-800-992-3220, 24 workers had cancer rates far higher since 1954. Najarian said when the Daniel Petit, a Peugeot spokesman, East Hartford The bank presently has of- also, Flannery said. 56i.'3-0I51. ment at Pioneer Parachute proximately 17 hours per been doing a superb job in an municate effectively, and said. Co. 644-1581. week. Send resume and accounting department and RECEIVING INSPECTOR- make decisions. Company COLUMBIA- 7 parcels, acre than the national average. CDC study is done, he'll compare his references to: Box M c/o want the opportunity to move WAITRESS - Mature respon­ VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco Dealers say their customers also R.N-LPN wanted for full or Must be able to read Blue paid benefits, parking and Snacks with locations $3,580 to 81 acres, $5,900 to $55,900. .A nine-member panel of scientists list of names with the CDC's. If any LAUNDRY WASHMAN- Part Manchester Herald, into an administrative assis­ sible person for days and extensive training program. Woodstock Valley Lake Front, seem impressed by the minimal ser­ p art time on all shifts. Apply Prints, Use Micrometers and possibly nights. Experience CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- named by Congress to oversee the of his names are missing from the Gerber Has Record Year diirector of nursing. Salmon- time, 3rd shift. Temporary for tant position, we're looking work with machinery. Must Applications being taken for 8 3/4 acre approved, $11,500. vicing the engines require. A TOP MOTORCYLCE for you. Position requires a necessary. 647-9995. 2355 Ext. 905. study has been split by dissension. CDC list, he'll know the government SOUTH WINDSOR- “Fiscal 1978 was a brook Convalescent Home, off weekends. Apply Meadows be profecient in High School a.m.-4 p.m. (typing required) Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. One scientist quit, a second accused "I've driven my car over 25,000 "Sales for the fiscal year ending April l-louse Street, Glastonbury. Convalescent Home, 333 MECHANIC NEEDED- Top mature, consiencious in­ Math. 2 years experience at and 4 p,m.-I2 midnight. These study was faulty, he said. record year for our company and we are dividual knowledgable in ac­ BOOKKEEPER- Accounts Situation Wanted 15 the CDC of a coverup and a third miles and, except for changing the oil 30, 1978, were $27,232,000 compared to ’Please call 633-5244. Bidwell Street, Manchester. wages, fringe benefits, Factory Work required. hours will include some ANDOVER - 2 2/3 acre Otherwise, he said, "there would continuing to move ahead on all fronts, vacations and bonuses! Apply counting to accurately Payable and related office weekends and holidays. Call wooded lot. $16,900, 7.5 acres, suggested turning the study to a and filter, I haven’t had to do a $20,778,000 of a year earlier. Orders Knowledge of parachutes duties. 25-30 hours per week. be no way to know if their study is reaching record levels in sales, orders IVURSES AIDES wanted for DRIVER - MESSENGER in person: Cycle World, 3000 prepare all work orders prior desirable. Please call: Per- 525-2924 between 10 a.m. and 3 PLEASANT COMPANION - $20,000. Bolton acre, $10,000. thing," Holman said of his Rabbit. received were $30,708,000 compared to to invoicing. Must have strong Experience required. Must for disabled woman. Light private consultant to restore its complete.” received, backlog and net profit,” H. full time on all shifts. Apply (Part time) $5.00 hourly. Fee Main Street, Glastonbury. sonell Department 644-1581. p.m. for applications and ap­ Coventry 2 acres, view, $15,- credibility. "That little engine just goes and $20,962,000 a year earlier and backlog was ■director of nursing. Salmon- paid. Physically fit early figure aptitude, typing skills work effectively without pointments. housekeeping: daily or live-in. 000. Lessenger Sells, 646-8713... Najarian said he would shortly Joseph Gerber, president of Gerber Scien­ and an ability to courteously supervision. 649-4562. CDC scientists say their efforts are goes." $14,739,000 compared to $10,041,000 for the brook Convalescent Home, off retiree ideal. 2 1/2 days week­ PART TIME BABYSITTER- COCKTAIL WAITRESSES- Nice home on East Hartford publish another study of Portsmouth tific Inc., told the Hartford Stockbrokers previous fiscal year,” said Gerber, House Street, Glastonbury. ly. Permanent. Call Wilson Light housekeeping. 2 bright, deal with customers. Com­ ATTENTION - Need 2 people bus line. 289-4779 or 528-7770. hampered by .Najarian's refusal to But while diesel enthusiasts are Nights only. Experienced on­ PERSON TO WORK In that draws the same conclusions, but Club recently, The company reported that its con­ Please call 633-5244. Agency, Hartford, 246-8541. affectionate boys, ages 5 and puter exposure helpful. Good ly. Apply New Tangerine over 21. Immediate employ­ Real Estate Wanted 28 turn over all his information. saving money on fuel and Benefits. Salary commen­ kitchen making sandwiches. includes more official radiation in­ George Gentile, senior vice president of solidated backlog of $24,982,000 at Oct. 31, 8, seek mature and loving Restaurant, 1219 Burnside ment. This is not a fancy ad, * EDUCATION Najarian Monday criticized the maintenance, they generally pay a SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for adult to care for them. After­ surate with experience. Call Full time opening available. we simply want a person who formation and computer analysis finance, reported that the firm’s sales had 1978, was more than double the $11,000,000 Avenue, East Hartford. Call Debbie at 649-4561, ALL CASH For your property, federal scientists' efforts. He said he premium when they buy the car. South Windsor. Will train. TYPIST- Part time days, noons and school vacations. Dick Sheehan at 289-1588. In- needs a permanent job. Ad­ S*SS«SSSS**SSSS*«SSSSSSS*S within 24 hours. Avoid R ^ than his first investigation. grown 40 percent annually and that the flexible hours approximately dustronics Inc. 489 Sullivan between 10 a m. and 4 p.m. hadn't told them everything he knew Except on the Mercedes Benz, reported a year ago and more than triple Apply 9 Brookfield Street or Own transportation. 646-0261. QUALIFIED MECHANIC- vancement opportunity. Call Private Instructions 18 Tape,' Instant Service. Hayes. One member of the panel named to company anticipated that this rate will call 289-5918, after 12 noon, 10-20 hours p er week. Ave, South Windsor. between 10 am, and 3 pm. - because otherwise he couldn’t diesel engines are considered an op­ the $7,000,000 reported two years ago. Must be experienced and have ALL AROUND HANDYMEN Corp. 646J)I31. oversee the CDC study. Johns continue for the current fiscal year to end Transcribing, filing, light of­ NURSES AIDE - Full or part tools. See Gene or Paul, at 528-3869. E.O.E. REMEDIAL READING and double-check their work. tion and are priced $300 to $1,000 New orders received for the six-month fice work. Must be depen­ time. 11 pm to 7 am. Laurel BOOKKEEPER for new home warranty Hopkins University researcher Dr. April 30. NURSES AIDES - Full lime, Superior Auto, Inc., Route 6, math; individualized work SELLING your house? Call us "I'm quite disappointed in what more than standard gasoline engines. period ending Oct. 31, 1979, were ap­ and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. dable. Send resume to Box Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. ACCOUNTS payable, Columbia. program. Carpentry SECRETARY- Part-time. program, (lst-8th grade) by Abraham Lilienfeld, Monday The I'ompany also reported that a new experience and tools required. first and we'll make you a they've been able to do up to now, " At GM, the diesel option adds $785 proximately $27,000,000 compared to ap­ Experienced preferred, but HH, c/o Manchester Herald. 649-4519. receivable. Automotive Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00- master's degree teacher. 568- cash offer! T.J. Crockett, suggested the probe be turned over to subsidiary, now a division, will be respon­ proximately $13,000,000 for the prior we will train. Apply in person: experience helpful. Minimun 5 South Windsor area. T & M 2:30. Accurate typing skills, 8075. .Najarian told UPI. "It seems quite a to $895 to the sticker price of its EXPERIENCED Homes, 527-0749. Evenings Realtor, 643-1577. a private consultant because the sible for all graphic systems involving East Hartford Convalescent years full-time recent MACHINISTS & LATHE office machine aptitude feeble effort. Oldsmobile 88, 98 and Cutlas models period. bookkeeping experience. 521-2680. criticism had questioned its credibili- computer aided design and computer Company officials also announced con­ Home. 745 Main Street, East OPERATORS- Full or part required. Receptionist RIDING LESSONS indoor IMMEDIATE Cash for your "If they're trying to blame me for and $200 to the already high price of Hartford. VEMON WORK FROM Career position, excellent ad­ experience helpful. Apply by riding ring. Western stock tv. time. Excellent benefits. App­ MEN AND WOMEN $150 per property. Let us explain our the Cadillac Seville and Eldorado. aided manufacturing. struction of an 80,000-square foot additioi) vancement 527-8246. ly in person at: 1422 Tolland mail with resume: Board of seat, saddle seat and hunt For the six months ended Oct. 31, 1978, YOUR HOME week to show our equipment fair proposal. Call Mr. to its existing facility at 83 Gerber Roat'l, SEWING MACHINE Manciwstar Area Turnpike. Manchester. LM Trustees, Second seat. All levels 228-9817. Bclfiore, 647-1413. and supplies. No sales Congregational Church, 385 the company had consolidated net profits to expand its capacity. The new facility Operators and miscellaneous Mature, outgoing woman needed Gill Welding Manufacturing workers needed. Must have ROCKVILLE necessary. Apply Electrolux, North Main St., Manchester. VOICE, PIANO Instructions. of $1,560,000 or $1.02 per share compared will be used primarily to house its neiv to screen, Interview and test Co., Division of BHS, Inc., or 1123 Main Street, East Hart­ MAY WE BUY your home? some high school education. female clerical applicants. Will CARRIER NEEDED Former faculty New York to net profits of $729,000 or 48 cents per Systems Division and to provide ad ­ call 647-9931. ford or call 528-3869 between Quick, fair, all cash and no Refinery Permit Nixed Must be able to read and CARRIERS train right person who can relate Business Opportunity 14 Music and Art High School. problem. Call Warren E. 10 am and 4 pm. share last year. The six-month results for ditional manufacturing space for i ts speak English, and provide to women going back to the Parkade SECRETARY TRAINEE- Professional "Singer/Pianist. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 1978 included $650,000 or 42 cents per share GERBERcutter and plotter lines. own transportation. No business world. Flexible Hartford Patent Law Firm. MANCHESTER Package 644-8597. experience necessary. Please schedule. Call Betty or Jerry for Apartments ELECTRICIAN- Experienced- store. Excellent location. Well j from the sale of technology, while the six-* In addition to the new construction, NEEDED Legal experience not WANTED BUILDING LOT- Call Personnel Department at details. in commercial and residential established business. Call VOICE, PIANO, CHORDS in­ month results for 1977 included $195,000 or Gerber has leased 50,000 square fee;tof Please Call required. Requires excellent wiring. Call 646-5422. One or more acres, Coventry, To Protect Bald Eagle Pioneer Parachute Company, CAPITAL Call 647-9946 typing skills. Call 549-5290. Marion E. Robertson, struction. Licensed teacher. Andover, Bolton, Hebron 13 cents per share from the sale of a pa­ manufacturing space in Tolland. The 644-1581. MARION Realtor, 643-5953. Master's Decree, TEMPORARIES PART TIME JANITOR- For vicinity. Cash deal. Please tent. Consolidated sales for the six-month leased space will house the ’’overflow’ ’ of or 647-9947 Professional singer-pianist. call 295-9724. "The appeal will be based on caused by refinery construction and 875-SB54 278-1313 FULL TIME LICENSE medium size office complex. BOSTON (UPI) — The American whether or not the refinery would period were $16,7‘20,000 compared to $12,- the company’s existing operations in­ SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- AGENTS- High earning poten­ MILK MOBILE- Established Call 644-8597. operations and oil spills,” Keough Excellent Part Time work.- Experience necessary. East Hartford territory. bald eagle — the nation’s symbol — really endanger the eagles, not on the 004,000 for the previous year. cluding parts of garment technology. tial, bonus paid, flexible Hours: 5 p.m. to 10 p.m., three Household Goods 40 said. Will train. Call Manchesteil hours. Call Don or Norma at Excellent income potential. PIANO, ORGAN, VOICE in­ has spread its wings in the way of fact that they are an endangered nights a week. Call Mr. "These impacts could not be 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. ■ Century 21, Tedford R.S., 647- $17,500. Call John at Chenette structions. Mornings, after­ REFRIGERATORS construction of a proposed $600 species,” said Chandler. He said the Whitney at 568-2020 for an ap­ Associate, "Gallery of noon, evening lessons. All avoided or mitigated" by any other NURSES AIDES - Full time* 9914 or 423-8958. pointment. Washers / Ranges, used, million oil refinery in Eastport, firm only had to prove that the EPA means except "denial of the per­ Homes', 528-9081. ages, Werner Studios, guaranteed and clean. New A D&L Head Given Award all shifts. Experience Maine. Members of Connecticut State shipment damaged, G.E & and Wildlife Service assumptions are mit," he said. preferred, but training will bff PRECISION MACHINE Music Teachers Association. The U.S. Environmental Protec­ incorrect. FRIGIDAIRE. U)w prices. Keough said the EPA had ten­ NEW BRITAIN - Phillip T. Davidson, given. Apply in person; E ast OPERATORS COMMUNICATION CABU 643-7815. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main tion Agency Monday rejected a water Hartford Convalescent HomeJ Chandler said that the decision is tatively decided to issue the water president of D & L Stores received the NO MORE WAITING... WANTED Street, 643-2171. discharge permit needed to build the 745 Main Street, East Hartjj INC. CARRIER NEEDED Schools-Classes 19 to appeal was not inconisitent with discharge permit, but said it was Independent Retailer of the Year Award First class only; five years proposed 250,000 barrel-per-day remarks made recently by Pittston ford. * ______T Positions Available LOVE SEAT - Like new condi­ finally rejected on the basis of infor­ today from the National Retail Merchants minimum experience. FOR THE BEST - Manchester refinery, saying it would endanger a Vice President Arnold F. Kaulakis SECRETARY - Part time YOU CAN PLACE YOUR Openings for Jig ^ r e . First shift, 8 a m. to 4 tion. orange background with mation provided by the U.S. Fish and Association during the organization’s 68th Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 white floral print. Call after 4 major nesting area of the eagle. who recently indicated the firm mornings, Vernon Circle areal Bridgeport 3-D, N/C Cin- p.m. Warehouse/Material Wildlife Service. annual convention at the New York Hilton Handler. pupils per teacher. FREE in­ p.m., 646-1168. TTie bird was designated an en­ would have to have "positive Typing, and machine timatic; Set-up man for Parkade Stores troductory lesson with this ad. On Dec. 12. 1978 the service issued Hotel, transcription a must. Sen^ Job requires Record dangered species by the government decisions” from federal agencies HERALD & DOLLAR SAVER Milling machine. First or Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom N a report saying the project "is likely one year ago. James R. Williams, association presi­ resum e to Box AA, c/o> second shift. Please apply Keeping and Material Set. Excellent condition. within the next six to eight to jeopardize the continued existence dent, said Davidson was selected because Manchester Herald. “ Handling. The Pittston Co, of New York has months before scrapping the project. in person only: REAL ESTATE Queen-size bed, triple dre.sser, of the bald eagle.” the inventiveness needed to sustain LE-MI CORPORATION Inquire: Main Office, 5 Call 647-9946 or dresser with shelved mirr-- , been trying since 1973 to get a series Chandler said that a decision on the PART TIME - No nights. Ni{ Glen Road, Manchesler - night stand. 4 years old. $800. It warned that eagles and their momentum and growth in independent weekends. Long holidays. Juljii 180 Tunnel Road of state and federal permits needed appeal would fall within Kaulakis' habitat would suffer from air pollu­ retailing is exemplified by D & L and its 647-1488. between 8 and 5. Homes For Sale 23 568-0935. to build the facility on the northern and August off. Many retire^ Vernon, CT 06066 647-9947 time limit. tion and development stimulated by subsidiaries. gentlemen and housewivea 7 ROOM COLONIAL CAPE- 2 30” ELECTRIC Frigidaire tip of the Maine coast and the water Paul Keough, a spokesman for the refinery construction and oil spills. enjoy driving school buses? discharge permit was thought one of Davidson, a director of the association, to 4 bedrooms. 1 car garage. Stove. Immaculate. $100. EPA’s regional office in Boston, The study noted that the area from serves on the government and legal af­ WHY NOT YOU? We will Walk in basement. Color: White. Call 843-9317 the last remaining hurdles to con­ termed the rejection a "major train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, oi* Interested In a Conveniently located to shop­ after 5 p.m. Cobscook Bay to Penobscot Bay is fairs and national economic committees. Manchester, 643-2414. I struction. stumbling block” for the company. one of the few areas in the country AIR New Profession? CARRIERS ping center. $47,900. No A company official said recently if He has also been a state director and at any hour... agents. 646-4877. The refinery is the only such where bald eagle populations have regional vice president. TRUCK MECHANIC witll Unlimitad Inconw, Bonua and there were any more delays the Pliilli Duvidson CONDITIONING NEEDED project actively under consideration been increasing in recent years. He is past president of the New Britain qualified experience it* Incantlva Plan, All tha guldanca COLONIAL - 7 rooms, formal project would be abandoned. general truck repairs. Corn' and dlractkm daalrad. Plaaaant FOR DOLLAR SAVER in the six-state New England area. " This is the only location in the Chamber of Commerce and a former Bank and Trust Co. He lives in .Simsbury AND dining room, large eat-in However, an attorney for the Maine has one of the largest pop­ mands top wages, $280 a working condWona. Mambar of One Day A Waab kitchen, 4 bedrooms, heated *38,900 northeastern United States where the economic advisor to the city’s mayor. He The company is comprised of e ight D & I week. Must have own tools? Manchtaltr, Hartford and Var- No .CollecOng Buys this Newly Listed Pittston Co. Monday night said the ulations of bald eagles in the REFRIGERATION non Multipla Uatlng. Ongoing porch, 2 car garage, with eagle population has begun to is now a director and chairman of the stores, 30 Weathervane store:), and two All company benefits. For Apl r-'"\ a chimney for wood stove, firm would appeal the decision, ad­ Northeast and Keough said the East- pointment call 688-2233. > aducailon and aamlnar program, 6 ROOM OLDER HOME recover. Production of eagles in the executive committee of the New Britain Sandpiper stores. ______II frta. private lot. $56,900. Group 1, ding that the company was glad the Mechanics lor commer­ 1st AREA Located near schools and port area is a major nesting ground northeastern United States outside of If you aro hardworking and can Philbrick Agency 646-4200, permit was turned down only on the DRIVERS FOR SCHOOB cial and Industrial work. CHAMBERS shopping, 3 bedrooms, oil for the birds. Maine remains near zero,” it said. 643-2718 Must have state license. bt mollvatad by a larga ytarly In* basis of the eagle. BUSES WANTED- We will coma, wa may havt an oponing FRENCH hot air heat, combination "The (refinery) would have signifi­ Keough said the action was taken Good wages and benefits. 5 ROOM HOUSE WITH "It's exactly what we expected," train you. Part timer for you. All Inquirlaa confldontlal. CARROL GARAGE- Furnished. Oil windows. For more Infor­ cant adverse impacts on the eagles under both the National Environmen­ Firm Opens New Branch Housewives and retireej Experienced only need Call Dan. said attorney Bruce Chandler of rir m 2nd AREA heat, large private back yard. mation, contact and their habitat as well as air pollu­ tal Policy Act and the Endangered preferred. Manchester area* apply. Please call A & B F'ireplace. Bolton Lake. Waterville, Maine. MANCHE.STER - Gerald P. Rothman, one ol the nation's most prestigeous, 643-2373. DANIEL F. WALKER 8T. tion and secondary development Species Act. Cooling and Heating Owner, $41,500. 742-8020. vice president of sales and marketing for national real estate companies. Better Corp. REALE, REALTORS TO GROUP I Frechette, Martin & Rothman Inc. Homes & Gardens, as a charter member. SUPERINTENDENT- PAR^ Member NETWORK PARKER ST. TOLLAND- New Large Relators — Better Homes & Gardens, has Additional offices are p'lanned for TIME. One bedroom apart* 3rd AREA English Styled Raised Ranch. ZINSSER AGENCY Coventry, Enfield, Bolton and Glaston­ ment available. On sits 649-8691 ef Homes PHELPS 1 1/2 baths, 2 car garage. announced the opening of the newest superintendent, downtowS Niekt 175 Main 81., Manchoatar branch office at 275 Oakland St., South bury in the next year. between e and 5 PM Nicely wooded acre. $58,900. Manchester. Excellent for 646-4525 OAKWOOD Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. 646-1511 <£- Windsor. The firm’s corporate offices are Managing the new branch is Kenneth semi retired individual! AVONDALE at 263 Main St., Manchester, with ad­ Jackson, who resides at Imperial Drive, Requires several hours per CALL LARAIN ditional offices serving East Hartford and South Windsor, He is active in town week, general maintenance JANUARY Vernon. politics and is currently ser ving as town work. Call 528-9885 weekdays? 742-5549 REAL In November the firm was selected by treasurer. BUS DRIVERS - will train i£ SPECIAL ESTATE necessary. Apply 9(7 DOLLAR SAVER VALUE- Brookfield Street, South Wind, Very good Ranch just SALES sor. Call 289-5918. • ______m reduced to *54,900 for a The BARROWS COMPANY G&W Report Goes Public CARRIERS NEEDED SALES AGENT PART TIME. Do you have > quick sale. Large eat-in South W im ^ offlM stiH hours a day? Work at home oii| O n e day a week • No collecting WANTED kitchen, 3 bedrooms, at­ has a few openingi lor full NEW YORK (UPI) - Gulf and Western as a separately stapled pullout in all U.S. the phone servicing oui* tached garage, 1'A baths, customers in your spare time! 5 ' • Thomas, Falknor, O’Leary area We need a dynamic man or full basement, move-ln tinie sales people. K you 6 Industries Inc., is going public — really editions of the magazine. woman to sell our exclusive 249-7773, ! 643-2711 • Timrod, Cobb Hill, Duncan, Timber condition, all In a nice public, with its entire 1978 annual report Meyers termed the effort "a milestone ______m calendars and an extensive line of are se rio u s about a n- residential location. Lots area advertising speciallies/business to be reproduced in the Jan. 30 issue of in business communications ” and said the BARTENDER, NIGHTS- i lucrative career in real es­ gilts. II you have a past history of ol extra featurea — please Time magazine. financial report will be exposed to a day week. Call 871-9976* • Ferguson, Mountain, Arnott area call lor a more complete tate, call MHie Kaprove, Time publisher John A. Meyers said the readership of more than 22 million people. between 10:00 a m. and 6:0(1 sates success or wish to begin a p.m. • career m sales, you can benefit description. 644-2591. 65-page report — tracing Gulf and The Publishers Information Bureau said from one ol the most lucrative For your extra convenience, we have Installed e Want commission structures in our in* Western’s emergence from a small the section will represent $5.1 million in EXECUTIVE Secretary - Tor ODEGARD Michigan firm with 1958 sales of 8.5 advertising revenue, before commissions work for one of NewJ Ad Department after-hours answering eervlce. Now, dusiry What we need is an in* and discounts. England's most progressive* dividual who can deal directly BARROWS million, to a giant corporation with sales whatever the hour, day or night, Sundaye or holldaye with businessmen who use calen­ •otaling $4.3 billion last year— will appear and unique Construction Com-J BOOKKEEPERS REALTY 1732 EHiniton R i panics. $190-$200 starting- A year round, part time position, performing dars and specialty items to South m id to salary plus fringe benefits. General Bookkeeping Duties. Work approximate­ promote their business. This is an -4^ Dial Days 643-2711 excellent time lor you to associate 644-2591 MUST HAVE KNOWLEDG& ly 15 hours per week, to Include Friday and Satur­ 643-4365 of STENOGRAPHY anef yoursell with The Thos. D, BOOKKEEPING. Must bS Dial Nlghts1B43-27t8 day. Murphy Co . a pioneer In the Lydall Taps Antonelli advertising Field • since 1668 A SMALL, QUALITY HOUSE WANTED very efficient in both. Senef Prior Bookkeeping Experience Preferred. resume Box G. c/2 Juit give us your maeiage, name and addreas — Wa’II do the Youi initiative and planning will for our customer MANCHESTER - Louis P. Antonelli Sandra, and their two suns live in West Manchester Herald • real. Applicants must be mature, work well with determtne your growth and who Is a single, has been appointed vice president of Simsbury. numbers, and have a neat hand writing. Positions success with our established retired person company Your accounts are anxious to move to Lydall Inc. Antonelli is also group Lydall Inc. is a $90 million diversified AVON - To Buv or Sell* No more rushing to call before noon Order your Want Ad whenever available In East Hartford, Manchester and Manchesler. HoK'on, Coven-C piolected and repeat orders Manchester. Prefers executive of Lydall’s Packaging Group. manufacturer of products for industry you're ready — night or day, even on Sundays and holidays. make money for you II you can try. Andover Call Collect* Glastonbury. Call 569-1040 Monday thru Friday 4-5 rooms, good Hot Air Flight As a corporate vice president, he will con­ which include engineered fiber materials; 822-8083. Between 9 AM to 5 PM to arrange for an appoint­ oigani/c your time and work with kitchen, full base­ tinue in this capacity. metal, plastic, elastomeric and fiber com­ ment for a personal Interview. a minimum ol supervision, this ment. can be an excellent lull time or This hot air balloon piloted by Maxie at Sharon Springs, Kansas. Co-commander on Antonelli has a bachelor’s degree in in­ ponents; and specialized packaging and OH, BURNER Serviceman -* If you have the dustrial engineering from the University material-handling systems. Lydall has 14 No 2 oil, residential and smalC pan lime business lor you. Write Anderson of Albuquerque, N.M., is pictured the flight was Don Ida and passenger Nelson Bob McKenzie. Marketing house, we have the of Illinois and a master’s degree in in­ divisions in more than a dozen locations in commercial, prefer licensed- buyer. Sunday on a flight over the continental divide. Rombro. Anderson was the first to pilot a man. would consider lim itcj FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS Manager. The Thos. 0. Murphy dustrial administration and engineering Co. PO Box 122. GROUP I Realtors the United States. experience. All benefits apn* 5hc Hcratb m sun USE east Hartford conl s«»-io4o Make a quick lala balloon over the Atlantic Ocean. (UPI photo) The flight started at Aspen, Colo., and ended from the University of Iowa. He, his wife Iv. Call 649-2871 ^ ’ Locust Valley. New York 11560. by calling Bob CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING An Equal Oppertunlty Smptoiw M/F Young, 643-2121 F.J. SPILECKI Realtors PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Tues., Jan. 16, 1979

Frank and Ernasi Paanuta — Charlaa M. Schuli BUSINESS & SERVICE EVENING HERALD. Tues., Jan. 16. 1979— PAGE NINETERN

P* A C R O S S 46 Tool X m a d e T I ^ O MARCIE, HELP ME PICK /V\A‘/BE50METH(N6 AB0UT /MOSES WARNEP US Aniwar to Pravious Puitia Dear Abby MOSeSNEVER SAU) 48 Livid OUT A LIBRARY SOOK (W1V BER&..5HE'5 ONE ABOUT UJ0RSHIPPIN6 PATTY 8ER6 HIT A 1 Bed! 50 Oral! maisnal T NBUVYBnas RESOu/TiONf OF m IPOLS... IPOLS, SIR... 5 Shaip ihalter 53 E iiu 'i wife By Abigail Van Buren SEVEN-IRON.' 9 B.llboirdi 54 Sound „) ■ ' r ¥ i r ; “••n b.ll liii — OMfr W/15 TO 3D,»g„l,„, 5,a,u,h„„| 1* A c g u ,„ il JTftRT jO asiM B TO tS Russian 56 Nuclear smoeror •gancy (abbr) TORY ______16 Hagan s f s t h a r g g E i: * A M P t h e o t W WMaisuriof Perbar •••••••••••••••••••••••••• land (matric) Services Offered 31 60 Famlnina A iTT Services Offered j j Palnllitg-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 I S T O fi-E T A N DEAR ABBY: My wife, Beu, ia a regiatered nurae. She 18 Grinding Stona (suffix) worked until our children came along, but quit to be a full­ 20 Journal 61 Solicit r i SUNSHINE CONTRACTORS SNOW-PLOWING- Parking ARftBrMERTr M u c h 62 Condenss! PAINTING - Interior and GENERAL CARPENTRY. time mother. The kida are all out of achoot, and Beaa went 22 Sunder 10 Flit.bonom.d 34 D iip u ii. CARPENTRY, REMODELINQ lots and driveways. Also 63 Being |L»t) exterior, paperhanging, Repairs, Remodeling. 23 Plica b04l 38 Pulict AND CUSTOM KITCHENS Chain Saw Work. Trees back to part-time nursing because she enjoys it. I have a 24 Triumphant excellent work references Garages. .Additions. Porches, TP THE OFFICE. 11 Famsia saint weapon INTERIOR S EXTERIOR Priacllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan exclamation DO W N Cleared. Manchester Bolton good income and it's not necessary for her to work at all. (abbr.) 39 Hawkeys PAINTING Free estimates. Fuliv in­ Hec Rooms. Roofing. Gullers. 27 Burro 16 Com of (rat) PLUMBING A ELECTRICAL Area. Free Estimates 643- My mother recently suffered a serious stroke. She divorc­ Siatt sured. Marlin Matson,' 649- Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. *********•••••«••••••••••• ******•••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 29 Fits in 1 300. Roman 21 Even a litti* C o m m it t a l A R— id a n t ia l MOU J U S T /M I9 5 E P A I PIPNT KNOW HE 41 Sowed 8364 4431. ed my father when I was four, and devoted her life to raising 33 Neighborhood ^ bit (2 wds) EDWARD M. GAFFNEY Onices-Stores lor Rent 55 MIsc. lor Rent 58 45 Terminal pole Autos For Sale 61 6REAT PERFORMANCE.' LEARNEP PISCO playing area ^ English 24 Inttrrogatas M3-4453 TEL. MS-OM7 FARRANI) REMODELING - me. She made many sacrifices to send me to the best schools, 47 School (Fr.) INCO.'4IE T.AX Preparation- C A R LVLE PIP THE PANCING.V 35 Milk (Fr) ttraatcar 25 Icy Q UALITY PAINTING and Cabinets and Formica Tops, ATTRACTIVF3 3 room office. MANCHESTER- Retail, 1977 MERCURY MARQUIS- 2 etc. Mother ia in the hospital now, but when she is well 36 Cows 4 Mora dry 48 Baversgaa Experienced. At vour home For Your Pet GRAPH SCHOOL HUSTLE.' prKipiiation Paper Hanging by Willis Roofing. Gutters, Room Ad­ Ideal location. $300 including storage, and,'or manufac­ d(K)r Hardtop. Air, electric enough, I want her to make her home with us. No way will I 37 Public service 5 Latin music 26 King 49 Pillage Call Dan Mosler.'649-3219 or 40 Hits with palm 6 Oil (suffix) 514Cmd of gram 1 i-M TREE SERVICE - Free Schultz, hullv insured ditions, Decks. All types of utilities. Don Horrigan. turing space. 2,000 square feet windows. AM radio, power put her in a nuraing home. Mongkult 525-8263 references. 649-4343 lo 100,000 square feet. Very 42 New (prefix) 7 T iilla n tutor 52 Young lice estimates, discount senior Remodeling and Repairs. Barrows Company. 647-1000. brakes and steering. $4,000. I told Bess this and she said. "Fine, but you had better 43 Service amphibians 26 Astonish 53 Auto club reasonable. Brokers charge citizens. Company Phone 643-6017. One owner. 646-7297, or 646- plan on getting someone in to take care of her because I am 8 Mora uncanny 30 Naive (Fr) 55 Compass .\Ianchester-owned anil WATERPROOFING- Founda­ •I P, LEWIS i- SON- Interior MANCHE.STER- Main Street protected. Call Heyman 6897. 44 Afternoon 9 B4ctttl4l 3 1 H4wb.|ibf bii point going back to work full-time.” snack culture operated Call 6-16-I327 tion craeks, hatchways, tile and Exterior painting, paper PANELING i CElLiNGS modern office available. 400 Properties, 1-226-1206. 32 Eye infaclion 5 7B ybin h lines, sump pumps, 'window- I was shocked. My wife, a registered nurse, would rather 1 hanging, remodeling, carpen­ INSTALLED- Also General sq. ft. Heat. .AC included. Call 1978 FORD ECONOLINE 2 3 4 6 6 7 wells. walls. 30 Y ears 8 9 10 11 REW EAVING burn holes try. Fully insured 649-9658. Repair Work Call Dave, after 646-2469 or 646-2755. VAN E-150 6 cylinder, care for strangers than stay at home and nurse my motherl Experience, ^3-4953.242-5915 12 Zippers, umbrellas repaired 4 pm, 644-3389. AUTOMOTIVE automatic transmission. She knows I never could repay my mother for all she's done 13 14 Window shades. Venetian A&W PAINTING Contrac­ 466 MAIN STHEET. North of Power steering. Dealer, for me. What do you make of this? BABYSITTING In my East 1h 16 blinds Keys TV FOR RENT tors Quality painting and g e n e r a l h e p a i r s - Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. Hurry on this one!!! Call 278- MIXED EMOTIONS 17 Marlow's. 867 .Main St 649- Hartford home. 5 days a week. paper hanging at reasonable Ceramic Tile. Formica. of centrally located space. Autos For Sale 61 2500 ask for Dave. 18 19 20 5221 Perfect for working mother rales Fuliv insured Free Plumbing and Electric. Call Ideal for store, office or other 21 Pre-school age. prefer a DEAR MIXED: Your wife obviously does not share your Estimates Call Wayne 649- 649-1975 anytime. business nr commercial use. 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- 22 toddler. Call 568-0522 1972 FORD VAN- New paint deep leeUnf ol obligation Inaoltr as your mother la concern­ 23 ODD JOBS DONE ■ Cellars, 7696 Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new and transmission. $1695. Call radials, i2 snows), excellent ed. Hire a nurse to take care ol your mother and take good Captain Easy — Crooks A Lawrence 24 25 26 27 attics, garages, yards LEON ClESZYNSKl 649-6549. 26 29 30 31 32 cleaned, moving, EXPERIENCED - Will do •TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain­ BUILDER- New Humes, Ad­ STORE FOR RENT- Ap­ condition 228-0475 or 228-9550. care ol yoursell. Housecleaning in your home HMM..,NOW WHY WOULC SHE 33 34 trucking latam lor sale Lawn ting. Interior. Exterior Paper ditions. Remodeling. Rec proximately 2000 square feet, 1972 C H E V Y V EG A -Good DATA RECEIVE!?, 35 Call 643-0130, please leave 1972 CAPRI V-6, 4-speed. 8- SWITCH ON A S a tA M B L E R ANP DON'T SET ANY IPEA5 N service .No job too big or Hanging. General Repairs. Rooms, Garages, Kitchens presently set up for recording condition. Everything new. DEAR ABBY: I was divorced at 57. after 30 years. I lost POSEIDON!,..CAPTAIN ■ JUST 6BCAU5E I WAS FOOLISH 36 message for Karen. BEFORE RESPONDiNe TO 37 38 39 small 568-8522. Fully Insured, Call 643-1949. Remodeled. Ceilings, Bath studio. West Middle Turnpike. Irack stereo, $1100. Call 646- $750, or Best Offer. Call 643- my husband to his secretary, who was 25. A6AKO 5 E N P S HIS ENOUSH TO TOLERATE VOUK 2227. after 6 pm. A RADIO CALL AT COMPLIMENTS!.,. Tile. Dormers, Roofing. Call 649-6205. or 643-6802. 4546 anytime. AMOROUf. ECATIfH AWAIKBSI. 40 41 I soon found out that men my age prefer women half my ANO O U T l 42 43 COMPLETE CARPET & Tile INCOME TAX RETURNS PROFFESSIONAL Residential or Commercial. PREPARED- Reliable and ATTENTION! Come see our age. I didn't want to settle for a sick old man. installation and repairs Free PAINTING AND PAPERING 649-4291, MODERN. CARPETED. Air 1966 LE MANS GC- Runs very 44 45 47 dependable service. I joined the weird world of wandering widows, and made estimates. Call 6463745, after Interior specialists conditioned offices, ample Great Selection of QualHy^ good. COPA. Carpeted, con­ Reasonable rates. Weekdays 5 the best of it. 48 49 5 p m Commericial and residential free parking. Broad Street Preowned Autos. Completely sole, dash.326. Automatic 50 51 52 to 10 p.m., weekends 9 lo 5 Free estimates, fuliv insured location. Call 646-8422 or 646- reconditioned at Manchester transmission. Blue. $400 or I got a job and decided to be good to myself, instead of 53 54 55 BRICK. BLOCK. STONE. p.m. phone L. Thompson at 646-4879. 5762. Honda. Connecticut's largest B.O. 646-4343 alter 6 p.m. waiting on a man who'd never appreciate it. 56 57 RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 and most complete Honda Fireplaces.concrete Cbimnev 643-2870,______I still weigh 130, have beautiful clothes, do what I want to 58 59 repairs. No job too small ALL YOUR PAINTING and FOUR 1 ROOM OFFICES Dealer! 24 Adams Street, 60 MRS. LONDON- 1966 FORD FAIRLANE- 6 do, eat when I’m hungry, sleep when I'm tired, and have had .Save' Call 644-8356 for es­ paperhanging needs. BIDW ELL HOME Improve­ FOR RENT- $125 to $150 per Manchester. 61 62 cylinder, automatic transmis­ Small some exotic vacationsi 63 timates. HOROSCOPE READER AND Experienced workers lo ment Co. Expert installation month. Located in North sion. 20-24 miles per gallon. I have never been happierl And as for my ex- a J ^ ADVISOR. Specializing in beautify your home. Also of aluminum siding gutters .Manchester Business District. 1971 CHEVROLET IMPALA card reading. One Flight Up, Excellent running car. $250 Medium" huaband-who needs him? g i ALITY CARPE.NTRY By- exterior painting. Call now for and trim. Roofing installation Reply to Box 0, c.'o hard top, 2-door. Good running firm. Call 647-9283. I. Harp Construction .Additions', Apt 8 Reading by appoint­ immediate scheduling. Free and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. Manchester Herald. condition. $500. 649-7149 after H. IN BENSENVILLE, ILL. roofin, siding docks and gar­ ment only. Call for appoint­ estimate. The Wall Artisan's. 5 pm. ment 225-5431. 62 West Maiti 1971 PINTO- 4 speed. Radial Alley Oop — Dav* Greua Win at bridge ages Call anytime, 643-5001 646-5490. SPECTALIZl.N'G cleaning and OFFICE SPACE- snow tires. $300.00 Call 647- DEAR H.: That 25-yetr-old girl he married. St .New Britian, Ct. repairing chimneys, roof, new Professional Building, ap­ 1972 C H E V Y IM P A L A - 1888. between 5 and 8 p.m. as a suit. It merely showed CARPET INSTALLATION - ••••••••• roofs. Free estimates. 30 Excellent condition! Low SEEMS TME we been DOW IF TOU OOUffT MV WORP, proximately 400 square feet. DEAR ABBY; Whenever I've seen a letter in your column AN'AWFUL U7T OF HIKINS.' THERE IT IS, , the diamond ace and mild Stair shifts Repairs. Carpets, S.NOW-PLOWING- Commer­ Building Contracting 33 years Experience. Howlev, mileage. Four brand new WHCH nr SEEMS VOU DO, JUST UP ahead! NORTH l-IS-A Includes: Heal, air con­ 1976 TOYOTA CELCIA GT- 5 about a family feud. I've wanted to write and tell you about ARE TOU SURE 'lOU KNOW WE CAN TURN RIGHT slam interest. steam Cleaning. Free es­ cial and residential 643-5361. ditioning. ample parking. Call tires. Call anytime, ask for OUR AS HEAD'S A J10 2 Reasonable rates. Call 646- speed. Grey. One owner. Very my own experience, but never got around to it. Today I’m WHAT VOU'RE TAUnN' a r o u n p, a n d g o back MUCH THAT RIVER V A 62 It also encouraged North timates Call 649-6265. WES ROBBINS Carpentry 871-0401. or 568-7657, Mike or Paul: 643-5363, or 646- well cared for. 646-4260, ask ABOUT, FOOZV? TO MOOl 7406. ROOFER WILL Install roof, 5252. getting it off my chest with the hope that some feuding SEPJ ♦ K7 to make a real slam effort. remodeling specialist. Ad­ for Mr. Omeara, or 647-9565 He did this by his five- E X P E R T PA IN T IN G and ditions, rec rooms, dormers, siding or gutter for low dis­ ROCKVILLE STORE - 20x60. p.m. families will patch up their foolish quarrels. A AK874 QUALITY CARPENTRY by count price. Call Ken at 647- diamond call to show sec­ LANDSCAPING Specializing built-ins. bathrooms, Center - 17 West Main Street. 1977 C H E V Y M O N T E A reversible coat for your When I was in my teens, my parents and an aunt and un­ WEST EAST ond-round control and also in Exterior House Painting. Harp Construction. Additions. kitchens, 649-3446. 1566. Full basement. M.I. Kaplan, CARLO- 8 cylinder. Power pet . . . one side for sun­ cle got into an argument about some petty thing that got so 0 15 « A 9 7 6 3 Roofing, Siding, Decks, and 1968 PONTIAC COUPE - to deny the ace of spades. It Tree pruning, spraying, owner. 232-9041. steering, air conditioned, Automatic console, bucket shine, the other for rain. blown out of proportion they quit speaking to each other. V 974 V 10 8 was also enough for ^u th to mowing, weeding. Call 742- Garages. Call anytime, 649- CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. automatic, low mileage. Call Easy to stitch for the ♦ Q642 5001. seals, power steering, power My cousins and I still associated with each other, but we ♦ J 10 5 3 go to six hearts. 7947. Additions, Repairs' Cabinets. MODERN, CARPETED. Air 278-2500, Dealer, ask for small to medium size pet. AQJ6S brakes and CB. Very clean. No. 2049 has pattern didn't go into each other's houses because of our feuding A 92 The play is a cinch when Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. conditioned offices, ample Dave. One owner. $900. 646-7684. PROFESSIONAL Heating-Plumbing 35 pieces; full directions, parents. U i SOUTH you see the East-West cards. SNOW-PLOWING- Available free parking. Broad Street TO ORDER. Bind 79( far tach pat- ^ 7 4 A KQ4 All lines work. Actually, all winter, night or dav D R E S S M A K I N G i- TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Things went on that way until one morning our phone location. Call 646-8422 or 646- 1976 FORD MAVERICK- Trucks lor Sale 62 huilllni''' PoatiKB and V KQJS3 South won the trump lead in SANDING AVAILABLE TOO. ALTERATIONS done in my Carpentry and general con­ SEW ERLIN ES, sink lines, 5762. Four door sedan. 6 cylinder, rang at 7. It was my aunt calling to tell us that her son had home. Please call 6464972, cleaned with electric cutters, ♦ A98 his own hand, played three Don't wait til it snows! Call tracting. Residential and automatic transmission. 1973 FORD F-lOO With tool kme CaM been killed in Vietnam. My folks went over there immediate­ rounds of diamonds and de­ 646-0743, after 3:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday, 10:00 by professionals. McKinney c/a Manebester EveniM Herald m m A 10 3 commercial. Whether it be a Excellent condition. Call 278- boxes and racks. $1600 firm. ilSO Are. ef Amencai ly and, of course, the feud was forgotten. cided to ruff the third one a m. to 3:00 p.m. small repair job, a custom Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ 2500. Dealer, ask for Mark. Vulnerable: Both pany, 643-5308. Please call Rick at 647-9946, Ne» Yorli. N.V. 1003E I hope other families who are feuding will open their eyes The Flintetonea — Hanna Barbara Productions with dummy’s ace of trumps SNOW-PLOWING- Residen­ built home or anything in Wanted to Rent 57 between 12 and 6 p.m. Print Name. Addreii with ZIP and put their petty grievances aside before it takes tragedy Dealer: South on the theory that trumps tial and Commercial Depen­ MATURE TEEN-AGER between, call 646-:B-1379. 1975 FORD MAVERICK- 4 CODE and Style Number. were not goiiw to break 4-1. FRESH M AN - Would like NO JOB TOO SM ALL - Toilet to bring them together. West North East dable Reasonable Call 649- WANTED GARAGE FOR door. Automatic transmis­ 1978ALBUM w i t h a 32-page W HAT IS IT, I'M A B usy /WAtsl- Then he pullM trumps and babysitting job after 3, or on repairs, plugged drains, 1977 CHEVY SCOTTSDALE JULIE ...I HA\/E TOO 2098. or 646-3824. NEWTON SMITH- RENTING by month. sion, power steering. Very PICKUP- Customized with “Gift Section” with full FLINTSTONE? QUIT s t a t e v o u r 7 weekends. Vicinity of kitchen faucets replaced, M U C H M O N T H Pass conceded a trick to the ace of Remodeling, Repairs, and Manchester area. Replies good condition! $2300 or Camper Cap. Needs minor directions. Price... $2.00 MUMBUNQ./ Glastonbury and O'Connell repaired, rec rooms, P R O B L E M c l e a r l y LEFT OVER. AT Pass Pass HOUSE CLEANING Rec-Rooms. No job to small P.O. Box 864, Manchester, Ct. reasonable offer. Call 646- repair. $4,000 or Best Offer. ALSO THESE BOOKS ATSI.29 EACH. Drive, East Hartford. 569- bathroom remodeling, heat Who s ^ the teeo years ore the happiettr For Abby'a AND SIMPLy.'... THE END OF MV Pass Pass problems!’ General Cleaning, 649-3144. 06040. 2972, anytime, please keep Call 647-9261, after 6 p.m. Ne. a-116-BLUE RIBBON QUILTS. VS. Teenogers Want to Know,” write Carpets, Floors. Walls, Smoke 3931. modernization, etc. Free trying. Contalni tUteen lovely quilli. P A V C H E C K ! Pass Pass Estimate gladly given. M & N No. Q;117-QUILTS ON PARADE. Abby: 132 Lasky Dr., Bevorly Hills, CoUl. 90212. Enclose i Water Damage Restora­ C A R PEN TR Y & Masonry - WANTED 6 ROOM DUPLEX- •••••••••••••••••••••••••• REFINISHING - Don't buy Plumbing Heating. 649-2871, Directions (or iliteen quiltt. •1 oaii a long, stu p ed (28 eonto), solf-odilreiaod onvolopo, tion. Professional-Insured. ADDITIONS AND & With garage, for quiet family 1977 FORD CHATEAU VAN- Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 No. Q-1ta-6RAN0M0TKER'$ FLOW­ A North Dakota reader new. Refinish that old table or pleoio. Opening lead: V4 DOMESTICARE. 643-1945. REMODELING Free es­ of 3. in nice neighborhood. No 351 V-8. Automatic. Am-fm 8 ER QUILTS. Y6 fascinatlnt quilts. asks if we open the bidding chair and have it look like timates. Call Anthony MANCHESTER PLUMBING pels. Call anytime, 646-5803. track. Captain Seats. 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low - AMERICA’S FAVORITE as dealer. We hold: new. Call 643-0797 evenings. AFGHANS. A beautiful selection. NEED YOUR SNOW Squillacote 649-0811. & HEATING - Repairs. Carpeting. Good condition. mileage. Excellent condition. Remodeling. Pumps repaired Ho. Q-IM-MAKE A BIFT. Many By Oswald Jacoby REMOVED this winter? Call Call 647-9368. $650. Call 643-5849. lifts for friends and family. and Alan Sontag 644-1686 and talk to Geoff or I WILL DO IRONING In my CARPENTER - Repairs, replaced. Free estimates. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• A Q J6 home. "Reliable work done, Anyone can look at all four 643-4704 talk to Tom. remodeling, addilions, gar­ Electric drain-snaking. 24- MIsc. lor Rent 58 DATSUN 260 Z, 1974. Air, AM- Campers-Trallers A K75 just like Mom used to do. " hour service, 646-0237. hands and see that six hearts ages, roofing. Call David FM, 8 Track. Rear window Mobile Homes 65 A K J4 PERSO.NAL Paperhanging Please call Terri, at 643-7340. Automotive Service 66 makes easily. Nevertheless, AKJ32 Patria, 644-1796. O N E C A R G A R A G E On vents, defogger, Michelins. it is the sort of slam that is For particular people, by Cooper Hill Street. Only for 47,000 miles. Excellent condi­ 26Vz FT. TRAVEL TRAILER CHILD CARE IN LICENSED WE PA Y $10 for compiete Astrograph very hard to bid at the table. Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime. FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY car parking. $20.00 monthly. tion. $5,000 or best offer. 649- - Fan Styleline. Like new. HOME- Laundry. Hot Lunch. junk cars, Call Joey at Tolland The Born Loser — Art Sansom No one had a singleton. - Remodeling and Additions. PLUMBING- 25 Years' Call 649-8350. 4182. 1974. $5,500. Call 1-537-1554. We open one club. We 7 to 6 daily. Accepting ages 2 Auto Body. 528-1990. TAURUS (April 29-May 29) By North and South have only 30 KEEP SMILING Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Experience! Call Tom high-card points between never pass with 14 high 'u il' to 6. Also overtime services years experience! For Free placing less emphasis on your points. provided. Call 643-9677. Dawkins at 649-7630. "Dif­ them and when this hand KEEP HAPPY Estimates, call 646-4239. material goals and concentrat­ '9W SPAPER ENTERPRlfia. AttilN.) ficult Jobs Taken In Stride. " ing more on the friendly en­ IP^JTiaU TWIM, was dealt in a regional Mas­ NEW YEAR WANT couragement you're receiving, ter Pairs only about a quar­ (Oo you have a question for you’ll come out much heller In S cM A m M , ter of the field got to six Household Goods the experts? Write "Ask the 40 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Rooms lor Rent 52 Apartments For Rent 53 Jsnusry 17,1978 the long run. hearts. Experts," cere of Ihls newspa­ North’s second bid of three Opportunllles Ihls coming year GEMINI (May 21-Juns 29) Al­ per. Individual questions will 24 IN C H M A G N A V O X A COMPLETE BOARDING MANCHESTER- Large clean, AD SPECIAL though It may not make you too hearts paved the way. It left MANCHESTER- West Center may come from some very be answered If accompanied CONSOLE T V. Maple, facility for canine and feline furnished room. Maid service. Street. Four room apartment. popular with the family, you room for South to operate by stamped, self-addresaed $23 weekly. Call 649-2813. unusual sources. However, colonial cabinet. $150. Call guests. Dog grooming. All Tile bath, appliances, private you could be wishy-washy over may have to choose between below the game level and envelopes. The moat Inlereat- 643-9590 health guard maintenance, entrance and storage. Good taking advantage of them. doing what Is practical as op­ South electM to bid four Ing questions will be used In ultra-violet germicidal lights. MANCHESTER - Large fur­ location. Available im­ Determine those you want, and posed to doing something diamonds. This wasn’t any Ihls column and will receive WE BUY A.ND SELL used fur­ Canine Holiday Inne. 200 nished room, close to center. mediately. Quiet or retired go after them. merely for effect. attempt to show diamonds copies ofJACOBY MODERN.) Private entrance and parking. CANCER (JuiM 21-July 22) You niture. One piece or entire Sheldon Road, Manchester persons. References, securi­ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) HeathcHH — Georg* Galaly household. Cash on the line. For reservations please call Call 242-1872. ty. .No pels, or children. You can't be too explicit with can't please everybody any­ Furniture Barn. 646-0865. 646-5971. Unheated. $215 monthly. directions and Intentions way, so make the necessary Write lo: P 0. Box 244, East- today. A misunderstanding decisions and do what must be SEARS KENMORE AKC REGISTERED ford. Conn. might foul things up and every­ done. It'll turn out to be the Apartments For Rent 53 answer. IRONER- "Just Like New". LABRADOR RETRIEVER thing would have to be done uly 23-Aug. 22) Some­ WInthrop - Dick Cavalll For the collector or PUPPIES- Blacks and , LINES over. Gelling along with others R LOOKING for anything in real APARTMENT and HOUSES thing mutually satisfactory can homeowner. Only $75.00. Call yellows. Excellent blood lines For Rent, We have 100s of ren is one of the sections you'll estate rental - apartments, enjoy In your all new 1979 be worked out today regarding HP)' HALUDWEENte 647-1451. ask for Mr. Mez- Call 742-8228. tals in all Areas. Prices and an old obligation you have with T A K E t O F E T H A T zabotte homes, multiple dwellings? Words) Astro-Graph Letter, Gel yours BEEN OVER .No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, (20 a friend. Talk It over. STUPIDMASK/ LLAPA APSO PUPPIES- 8 236-5646. Small Fee. by mailing $1 for each and a TOR MONTHS NOW.. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. long, sell-addressed, stamped VIRGO (Aug. 23-S«pt. 22) You weeks old. AKC Registered. 3 have the support of your allies, Males and 3 Females. envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O. RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to 44x10 FOOT MOBILE HOME FOR Box 489, Radio City Station, but the methods you’re using Reasonable. Call after 5 pm might be a little confusing. MISC. FOR SALE share apartment with same in Bolton. Working single per­ N.Y. 19919. Be sure to specify 1-295-9392. son only. No pets, animals or your birth sign. They're on your side, so clarify Large bedroom. 647-9988. your alms. children. 64.3-2880. AQUARIUS (Jan. 29-Ftb. 19) Libra (S«pt. 23-Oct. 23) Don't Articles lor Sale 41 ENGLISH SETTER MALE- The gentle methods you hoped MANCHESTER Main Slreet- try to talk yoursell out of 10 months old. Very good 2 1 2 ROOMS - Heat, hot lo use today won't work. To 2 room apartment, heated, hot something just because It ALU.MI.NUM Sheets used as breeding, with excellent water, appliances. Main produce the desired results, water, appliances. No pets. looks difficult at first glance. printing piates. .007 thick temperment and nice Street. Second floor. Security, you'll have to firm be firm and, ■Security, parking, 523-7047. With concentration and conli- 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for markings. Very reasonable. References. Lease. Call after possibly, even hard-nosed. .$1. Phone 643-2711. .Must be .Must sell' 646-1423. dence, you'll breeze through PICE 6 p.m , 646-3911. PISCES (Feb. 29-Mirch 29) the job. <3HALU picked up before 11 a m. .MA.NCHESTER- Attractively Something can be done today paneled 4 Room Apartment. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A OH79STWtA.tnc .7M Reg U S Pat 0*1 ONLY AKC MINIATURE .3 ROOMS ■ Available now to shore up a relationship with Stove, refrigerator. Adults. touchy financial situation can SCHNAUZER - Male pup. Carpeting, parking. Second a valuable ally with whom References. No pels. $185.646- DAYS be resolved today If you are TWO 300 A M P Rectifiers - Paper trained. Family raised floor Call 649-5729. you've been on the outs lately. willing to take a harder line. Good condition.Good for $125. Call 649-5056. .3167. 228-3540. Take the Initiative. Short Ribs — Frank Hill SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. plating, or welding Call 649- EAST HARTFORD- 2 ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) An Influential friend has all the 21) Better to leave out of your H E A R Y E , H E A R V E ,„ /F I R S T t h e b a d .) 34.39 from noon til 6:00 p m. FREE TO A GOOD HOME- T H R E E ROOM Apartment- Bedroom Townhouse, 1 1,2 I 6UES5 THE eoOP Unfurnished. heat and hot data you need to get an Impor­ act people whose goals aren't I HAVE SOME GOOD .Small dog. who is good with baths, heated, fully FOR In harmony with yours, II you WASNT VERY IMPORTANT, water. (Stove and tant (oh done. He’s willing to ■JEWS ANP SOME BAP. ANYHOW. MOLDED FORMICA top and children. Please call 647-1511. applianced. washer-dryer can’t reach a compromise. paneled bar with two shelves after 5:00 p.m. refrigerator if needed.I share hla knowledge. Don’t hookups. Full basement. $285. hesitate to take him up on It. INEWSPAKR ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 9 ^ and lour stools $175. 646-6028. Mature adult. Security 528-1708. or 289-2890. Musical Instruments 44 deposit. $180 monthly. Call d U 649-0061. Barry’a World — Jim Barry * 'c o fm r ENnep, h e fo s e te hi& f l e a c o u a r 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer THREE LARGE BEDROOM S150 Outboard motor 40 horse 1,2 PRICE ON GUITARS and APARTMENT- Carpeted. PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED •roiHe CRowp." TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX- hvmrude $250 .Mobilehome etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main Modern kitchen with cabinets, Modern kitchen and bath. Bugs Bunny — Halmdahl A Stoffel 45x10 with furniture in cam­ Strcel, New Britain. 225-1977. stove and refrigerator. Attic, DOLLARS Storage, garage. Quiet area. ping ground $4,000. Call 525- Expecting a lax refund"’ basement, and garage. $3,50 643- 2711 $250. plus deposit. 646-1166. 7100. Layaways invited monthly. Security required. GENERAL tv OH,THE/lNKLE-0ONe'5 Th e KNEe-A3 NE‘5 *********••••••••••••••••• No pels. Children accepted. Night 643-2718 coHHBCTePTcme k n e e - CONHeCTBP TO FU LL LENGTH Ranch Mink Boats-Accessorles 45 AVAILABLE February 1, Six Call after 1 p.m., 649-3050. BONE., TH t 7HK5H- ^ rooms Cellar, attic. Wall-to- ______( oat. excellent condition. Size MISC. FOR SALE s e ;^'ic es Our Boarding House ThI* Funny World b o n e 12 or 14, .$800 875-2.344. 1974 F U R Y - 16'-i.-foot wall carpeting. Parking. No 40 — Houaehoid Goods utilities. No pets. $285 Homes lor Rent 41 — Articles for Sale fiberglass, tilt trailer, with 54 42 — Building Suppilea MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD ON TO y<3UR COKTi ) 1 REAP T YOU'P THINK ' monthly W rite P 0. Box 43 — Pets-Birda-Doga P.O. BOX 591 SEA.SONED FIREWOOD- $65 1975 .55-horsepower outboard 44 — Livastock .'I''!?®-. xlU 6T THAT EOMe J A M A N S p ' ()cr cord. 2 cords $120 Red I8'276. East Hartford. BOLTON HOUSE - fireplace, MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 ADMInSSiTRATIC Chevy engine. 2 tanks. $2,500 CLASSIFIED INDEX: 45 — Boaia A Acceasoriea ANNOUNCED THAT JAKE JUPcSES JAKE'S oak f.'ul. split and delivered Also 50 hor.se Johnson out­ .stove refrigerator. No pets. 46 — Sporting Good! HODPLEiS OH HI6 W AV.' (,'all 871-0779 6 LARG E ROOM.S- First floor References required. $270 47 — Garden Products T A L E N T 6 board. $300, 228-0475 or 228- 46 — Antiques Dear Sirs; TRIP^ “Vo 9550. in a re.sidential area. Near monthly 643-5983. 48 — Wanted to Buy ( WOULD RATE Plaate run lha following ad lor 4 days at tho spaclal IF YOU ASK ME, 50M?yANOTHER STATE A EUROPEAN 1" IREWOOD for sale. shopping center. Stove and NOTICES RENTALS monay-tavlng rala ol '4.001 •pociai 1 — Lost and Found REAL ESTATE 52 — Rooms for Rent •••••••••••••••••••••••••a refrigerator. Heal & hot COVENTRY - 4-Room house, 23 — Homes for Sala ^ < INSTEAD OF THE T/7IIC ‘ Hardwood Cut. split and 2 — Pertonala 53 — Apartm ents for 24 — LotS'Land lor Sala SOMETHING a b o u t ^ ,5LAM/y|ER! delivered. $75 cord, 649-5683, Wanted to Buy 49 water furnished. Garage, No .$225 monthly. Utilities not in­ 3 — Announcemenli Rant □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED S ye JIw K l* - 4 — Entertainment 25 — Invaetmant Property 54 — Hom es for Rent pels Adults preferred. Write cluded. .Security. 742-9556. 26 — Business Proparty t h o s e p a x o l e 5 — Auction! 55 — Business for Rani / !, FOR SALE- Fresh cut OLD CHAIRS in need of cane Box R. C O .Manchester 27 — Rtaort Property 56 — Resort Property FINANCIAL 28 — Real Estate Wanted tor Rent (1) (3) (9) (4) lirew(X)d in 4 lo 5 ft. lengths. seats and oak furniture, any Herald B — Bondi • Stock* - (9) WANTED 57 — W anted to Rent Asking $50 per cord delivered condition. Call 872-2590, Mortgage* 56 — MIsc. tor Rent MILK B o n u s 0 — P*r*onal Lo*ni MISC. SERVICES W i l l VA l a y o f f t v e r Call 87'2-0.3l3 CHARLES APARTMENTS - 10 — Insurance 30 — Travel AUTOMOTIVE 6t — Autos for Sale (6) (7) (6) (9) EETTIN'/ME ALL /MIXED UP' Deluxe 4 1 2 Room Clartnc* Patarton, Bungalow EMPLOYMENT 31 — Services O fisred (10) 32 — Palnllng-Papering 62 — Trucks for Sal* 13 - Help Wanted MREWOOD- 1 4 nird, vou RENTALS Townhouse. 1 I 2 baths. All Dairy, North Elm Dairy (blua 33 — Building- 63 — Heavy Equipment lattaring) or BIraughan Dairy 14 — Builneaa for Sale pick up $15. 3 4 coni delivered appliances. 2 air conditioners, Opportunities Contracting 34 — RoofIng-Siding 64 — Motorcycles Boltlaa, 15 — Situation Wanted (111 It)) (13) |14| (15) $55 and 2 cords delivered $|:|0 carpeted Heat and hot water 35 — Haatlng-Plumoing Bicycles-Campera Rooms lor Rent 52 Trallars-Mobiia O iaT t by NEA. (nc Call 64.3-7695 Patios. Soundprool ing. Call 742-6770 EDUCATION 36 — Flooring 37 — Moving-Trucking- Hom es IB — Private Insiructiona 66 — Automoliva Service Washer-dryer hookups. Storage to Schooia-Claasea 67 — Autos tor Rant THOMP.SON HOUSE MEN - 20 — Inatrucllons Wanted 36 — Services Wanted t« 1 (17) (11) (,g| J20, Storage Basement garage Leata I" OR SALKSKX). Dining Room Birch llou.se Women Central­ $325 . 646-1.540. 646-0800, 22 — Condominium! i-ie Sel Hiillel, (able and 6 chairs. ly located Downtown OFFICE SPACE " . . . And now it Is my pleasure to present this While oak Please call .528- Manchester Kitchen PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED .3229 MANCHESTEH- Unique FOR REMT Ad over 30 worda - Regular Price week’s ‘Waste and Fraud A w ard'..." privileges Call 649-23.58 Three Hoorn Apartment Sun­ ny. Fir.sl floor. Bus slop $250 2.V) s(|ij.ir4‘ rnnUT ol SKASO.NKI) CORDWOOD- I THNISHED IKKIM .Mature |ier month Lease plus M.im Ih’sIj'i Jill 4"(in(|tiionin>j and ...... l i t t a ...... zip Coda SplM 1'r(*e delivery E gentleman only Call 646-4701 PHOXE no; .. utilities. 646-4260 ask For .Mr fi.irkinj« C a ll ii4:i !/r»Sl ...... cusstFiariON . 'I'eornans. 742-8WI7 ."liter 6 (Kl pm. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Omeara. 647-9.565 p m expires JAN. 31, 1979 "Don’t blow your stack! We're coming as fast as we can!"