PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD. Fri,, Feb. 2, 1979 Old Formula Still Works for ‘My Weekly Reatler KR E D EK IC K, Md. (UPI) - My that a newspaper for children would structure of articles for students marrying and having children of her students and reported back that it ministration, a tricycle powered by a Weekly Header, the publication that be popular. based on age. own, but she has always been able to ThaVs Entertainment: (^ficial Backs Rest Day would be a mistake. roof of solar cells, a blind bicyclist Chinese Vice Premier has introduced millions of youngsters To her. the key to the newspaper's "Publi.sher W.C. Blakey asked me "remember what it was like" to be a East Catholic Upset “ Well, they went ahead and did it who pedaled around the world and Quality TV Endures to newspaper reading during 50 effectiveness is a "readability to draw up a list of basic principles to child. But Not Blue Law Plan Gets Texas Welcome and lost a m illion dollars before they President Carter's energy plan. Winner Over South successful yciirs, is still product by profile " she drafted at the beginning. be used in the newspaper," she said. Pagere 2 Thqt Instinct is the only one she abandoned the campaign," she said. The newspaper goes to seven Page 3 Page 4- the same editorial formula drafted It outlines the style and subject "He came to Chicago, and we sat in allows to influence production. Page 12 I told them that there were not million readers each week. It belore the Depre.ssion. matter necessary to attract and keep the hot, humid old Blackstone Hotel Otherwise, the newspaper stresses enough students and not enough regularly carries stories on travel, I don't know if the Header' is as a child's interest. and planned the policies of the crisp eiliting, accurate reporting and school funds in England to make a go ecology, health, animals, science, American as apple pie. " says "The editorial theory remains the paper." sound economic and promotional of it. And I was right." sports and show business. Eleanor .lohnson. its founder, "but same today as it did when I started The first I'opy I'ontained articles on policies, she said. The Reader's current staff of more Miss .lohnson rises at 4:30 a.m. dai­ ilanrI|fBtrr statistics show that half the people in It." .said the diminutive founder, her the upcoming presidential election Miss Johnson said cost-cutting has than 10 editors is headquartered in ly to work on it at home. America read the publication while eyes lighting up behind thick lenses. between Herbert Hoover, a Quaker been necessary to keep the price at Middletown, Conn. The editors She said she keeps in touch with in .school." "It w;is based on years of advanced who was orphaned as a child, and Mostly Sunny its current three cents a copy. A produce seven color-filled editions today's students by visiting Miss Johnson. 85. was a school ad­ study of children's literature. I've Alfred E. Smith, who grew up in New (|uality product at low cost depends geared to different grade levels. classrooms, especially in the ministrator in York. Pa., when she been offered thousands of dollars to York and worked as a newspaper Highs 25 to 30 on quantity to make it profitable, she A typical edition last fall contained Frederick area in western Maryland. decided that children needed to be .sell the profile but I won't." carrier. said. DtUilIt on pagt 2 articles on the function of the brain in Uuring a recent visit to a grade more informed about current events. Although she would not divulge her Every election since then also has "At one point we considered expan­ tasting foods, Am erica's Proposition .school, .she was given a rocking chair .She has edited or been an advisor to lormula. Miss Johnson said it sets been analyzed by the publication. ding to England," she ,said, "I took a 13 tax revolt, the initiation of male from which to take notes as she the national publication since she rules for the length of sentences, use Miss Johnson said the weekly trip and visited schools and head­ names for hurricanes by the National watched the students lirst convinced a publisher in 1928 of adjectives and compositional deadlines prevented her from masters and talked to teachers and Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad­ No Failure turning MrraIJi HAR’TFORD (UPI) - An Vol. XCVIII, No. 105 — Manchester, Conn,, Saturday, February 3, 1979 (iheiiey Tesls automotive engineer hired by Sfi Saturday state police to investigate a bus- TAX“TIME ESSENTIALS^ Cawor helps you get truck collision that killed three MANCHESTER - The ■ ^ f c W W f c i f W I organized...andsave,too! people said Friday he does not admissions test for eighth believe mechanical failure con- grade students to Howell I tributed to the crash, J.K. Lasser’s 1979 Cheney Regional Robert Cromwell ruled out Unemployed Vocational Technical SHARP ‘Your Income Tax’ significant problems with the I j i l t ® School will be given Satur­ steering system, brakes or tires I l a s s b t s I day at Cheney Tech. 2.76 Pub. List 3.9S of the bus as causes of the acci­ •t Students from all East Saves you lime, money, effort with I y O W - TAX-TIME NEEDS dent on Interstate 91 Monday in Hartford schools, and slep-by-slep guidance. Covers latest Iw CO M B I Wethersfield. Rennet and Illing Junior court decisions. Treasury regulations. ■ D T A X i I I 100 I Three Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Rate Down High schools in Handy taxpayer check-list, more! Group workers died and 22 other WASHINGTON (UPI) - The replied. Manchester will take the persons were injured when the nation's unemployment rate dropped Critics of the administration’s test at 8 a.m. U2ENVELOPEs.Reg,yec..,47e Tote Personal Size crowded commuter bus hit the Y slightly last month with no signs yet fiscal policies have predicted the Tests will be given to Steel File Box side of a disabled gasoline tank ■ of the recession predicted by critics government moves to slow down those from all other truck. T I of the Carter administration’s economic owth would lead to a reces­ schools at noon...... 6 3 . economic policies, the government sion and throw additional Americans 3.88 Our Reg. 5.49 □ 2 9 , New Dollar said Friday. out of work. Falifv .Appears Just the right size lor carrying K The Labor Department said The Bank of America — the largest back and forth to home and office. SAN FRANCISCO (U P I) - The □ ..... joblessness slipped to 5.8 percent bank in the country — predicted last On TA Proftraiii Sharp 10-Digit Printing Calculator Includes folders. I U.S. Mint Friday unveiled a new dollar coin, just a bit larger than a during the month, paced by a 450,000 month that the odds are about even State Sen. Marcella O *5“,"*'.“ ...... _ I quarter, containing no silver and surge in new employment' the United States will suffer a short, Fahey will be on Channel Jumbo Steel File Box Our Reg. 63.70 I bearing the image of 19th century Black teen-agers — a group with a mild recession in 1979. 30's " What .About Women " with File Folders continually high jobless rate — Economists usually define a reces­ Sunday at noon. Uses regular paper. Adds, subtracts, divides, suffragist Susan B. Anthony — the multiples plus Percent key. Grand Total, Non-Add, dropped for the second consecutive sion as two quarters in a row with a She represents the Third I first American woman ever pic- even a Date key! Gives you a permanent record. I tured on U.S. currency, month, from 34.9 percent to 32.7 per­ decline in the Gross National Senatorial District, which Our Reg. 7.49 5.33 I Secretary of the Treasury cent. Product. includes all of East Hart­ Texas Instruments Heavy gauge furniture steel file box The department’s Bureau of Labor The jobless rate increased in with piano-type hinge, lockw. key. Michael Blumenthal conceded the ford and part of Rechargeable ‘Business Analyst’ Statistics reported 96.3 m illio n I^cember to 5.9 percent — the first .Manchester. □ I size symbolizes the shrinking I value of the dollar but said the Americans working and 5.9 million rise in five months — leading some She will speak about the IIIB.A. looking for jobs. Tuf-File Molded new coin promises to save the economists to predict a period of economy and job oppor­ 19.88 Our Reg. 27.90 “ The employment expansion has Plastic File Cabinet a government and private industry higher unemployment might have tunities for women as well Does complex financial calculations...cosOsell I millions of dollars. been strong enough to absorb a rapid­ already begun. as the problem of battered margins, compound interest, calculates annudiesi | He said it w ill fight inflation ly growing labor force, but has made The BLS said a record 59.3 percent spouses, the proposed state Handles present and future business problems. Our Reg. 21.77 16.22 no further inroads on the unemploy­ of the non-institutionalized popula­ budget and educational Advanced math capability too. Includes recharger, because it costs only three cents AC adapter and case. Super-strong Tdf-file will not rust, to produce and has a much longer ment rate,” Janet Norwood, the tion over the age of 16 was working in funding. dent, scratch. Stackable, too! Service for Rockefeller projected lifespan than the green­ bureau’s acting director, said. January. Ms. Norwood, testifying before the backs it is intended to supple- Singing at Friday’s memorial service for ’The January decline in the un­ CK.A Position I ment. Walter Mondale. Ambassadors and diplomats House-Senate Joint Economic Com­ employment rate showed in all mittee, was asked if the latest VERNON - Mrs. “ Susan B. Anthony, you helped Nelson Rockefeller are (left to right) from 71 countries paid tribute to Rockefeller, major categories: adult men, down Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, former figures indicated the economy is from 4.1 to 4 percent; adult women, Corrine Fisher, a correc­ General Electric women get the vote. Now, help us who died last Saturday at the age of 70. (UPI tive reading teacher at the beat inflation," said Blumenthal President Gerald Ford, Supreme Court Chief photo) stronger than had been believed with 5.8 to 5.7 percent; whites, 5.2 to 5.1 Automatic Can Opener FANTASTIC OFFER! 14 K Gold Coordinates Maple Street School, has as he ceremoniously pressed the Justice Warren Burger and Vice President no signs yet of a recession. percent; minorities, 11.5 to 11.2 per­ Smooth-cutting hands-free operation. V yf% EARRINGS “ That’s absolutely true,” she cent. been reappointed as 8 first of the new dollars at the San Automatically opens can, then shuts BIC Twin-Pack • f V Our Reg. 12.97 representative of the I Francisco Assay Office. off when lid Is removed. Easy-Clean Lady Shaver STICKPIN Connecticut Education cutter and piercer. Opens any size Our Reg. 19.97 Association. can. tfEC32 Caldor O f t * 12.70 Design Change Rag. P rice...... O O ^ P k . Mrs. Fisher has taught in ■» PENDANT A Twin %4 I I ml Our Reg. 26.97 DETROIT (UPI) - Ford Motor Second Group Supports CD Program the Vernon school system Sale Price... ^ paek 1 Co. said Friday it is changing the since 1966. She has been ac­ BICMaiMn tA t The elegance of gleaming 14 karat Refund...... • l design of automatic By CREG PEARSON JOIN — already has formed. tive in school affairs for gold, fashioned into a classic trio. the two-year ban have expressed for low- and moderate-income about the constitutionality,” Norko CHOIICE 0.00 e a c h transmissions suspected by Ms. Angell is a North Main Street many years. 8.88 cas Herald Reporlcr their opposition to housing goals the people," she said. said of the proposed ordinance. Our Reg. 12.97 and 11.99 YOUR FINAL pt\ federal safety officials of causing resident and a member of the town’s M AN CH ESTER — A second group town has had to set and other The proposed ordinance for a two- These include possible conflicts COST...... hundreds of accidents and at least Community Development Advisory 0« Genuine Emerald, Sapphire has been formed in support of con­ requirements it has to meet before year ban w ill be the subject of a vote with the federal Civil Rights Act and Waddell PTA ‘ See clerk lor delails. I 23 deaths. Committee, which establishes spen­ tinued town participation in the Com­ Hhe federal government releases the by the Town Board of Directors. If the Town Charter requirements, he M ANCHESTER - The and Ruby Accent Jewelry A Ford spokesman said the ding plans for the program funding. Deluxe A' munity Development program. money. the board turns it down, as is said. Waddell School PTA q q stickpin on pendants design change on 1980 model cars She is a welfare recipient and has ‘Mist Stick’ Curling Iron Its plans include investigation of a Ms. Angell said she hopes to find expected, then the ordinance w ill be Manchester’s town attorney’s of­ executive board will meet 8• OO Our Reg. 12.97 is intended to “ make it more dif­ been an active speaker about the • Pepto Bismol Aniacid— 6 o l, Reg. 1.S2, 99* possible legal challenge to the other members anjong low-income the subject of a townwide referen­ fice has been contacted to issue an Mo iday at 7:30 p.m. in the For today's softly-curled look. 4 4 / [ f \ EARRINQS ficult for human error” that needs of lower-income persons in proposed ordinance that would place residents and others in town who are dum. opinion about whether the proposed school library. Thermostatic heat control plus a I I Our Reg. 15.97 results in idling vehicles jumping Manchester. mist feature to curl or straighten a two-year ban on town participation interested in assisting the needy. A possible legal challenge of that ordinance is legal. ’There has bmn no Choose from a sparkling selection, from "park” into “reverse”. The Community Development hair. Tangle-free swivel cord. #54-53 in the program. STOP may also work along with ordinance also w ill be studied by ruling from that office yet, and ; all in handsome gold-filled sellings. The National Highway Traffic program provides funds to towns an­ Civil .Air Patrol The group is known as the Society JOIN — Justice, Organizations, In­ STOP. Ms. Angell said she has an at­ Norko said he expects to contact it to Not all stylis in all slorvi. Safety Administration is in­ nually, and the money is to be used MANCHESTER - The to Oust the Petitions (STOP), and its dividuals Now — to campaign in sup­ torney, Raymond Norko, executive discuss the matter. vestigating Ford’s C6 and F M X prim arily to aid low- and moderate- Manchester Composite formation was announced Friday by port of the Community Development director of the Hartford County “ I think I have an obligation to look transmissions, used in some nine income residents. program, she said. Squadron of the Civil Air Carol Angel). A sim ilar group — Legal Aid Society. at this because it does affect low- Dynaflow Power 150 million 1970-78 Ford, Lincoln and Town residents who are seeking Patrol will meet Sunday “ Our goal w ill be to do what is best “ There are some serious questions income people,” he said. Aquarium Filter Mercury vehicles, to determine if from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at :iN design flaws are to blame for the the Main Street Armory. mishaps. Membership in the Red' 12.76 Our Reg. 19.94 Ob' The agency says it has record of squadron is open to all area Super quiet motor. Self-starting 777 accidents involving 259 in­ Khomeini Rejects Offer of Peace young people from Grade 7 M. filter pumps up to 150 gallons. juries and 23 deaths linked to the through high school. To Ford transmissions. Most of the TEH RAN , Iran (UPI) — As tens of unity including members of the Op­ marched through the streets in sisted the army was solidly behind makeshift headquarters Friday was learn more, call 646-6344 or accidents occurred when the thousands of demonstrators marched position Front “ if the conditions are peaceful demonstrations shouting Metaframe Hush II his government despite claims by chaotic as cheering supporters sur­ 871-0257. vehicles were left unattended through Tehran shouting for his favorable." “ Death to Bakhtiar” Khomeini aides that secret talks ged through the school courtyard’s Aquarium Air Filter Select Group of with the engines running. death. Prime Minister Shahpour But despite the peace offer, Several thousand foreigners and were being held with top arm y steel gates to greet the hero of the Panasonic Cassette Bakhtiar Friday appealed to the op­ government sources said Bakhtiar Iranians also crowded Tehran A ir­ A.A Group ‘Bakeware-ln-A-Basket’ generals to try to pave the way for revolution that, forced Shah Recorder with AC Adapter position to join his government to and the army had also made plans to port in an effort to flee the civil war MANCHESTER - Our Reg. 7.54 his peaceful takeover and the es­ ’5.63 avert what western diplomats said arrest any Iranian that Khomeini Mohammed Reza Pahlavi to leave Inside Today that western embassies said now tablishment of a “pure” Islamic Alcoholics Victorious will Only 2 moving parts for long life. Shelton 5-Gallon was impending civil war. the country last month, probably Quiet; cushioned by rubber. 4.57io9.46 names to the Revolutionary Council faced Iran, meet Monday at 7 p.m. at Our Rag. 6.59 to 13.59 29.70 Our Reg. 35.99 Business____ ...... 16 state in Iran. never to return. Wet or Dry Vacuum Cleaner But Bakhtiar’s latest peace offer he is forming to rule Iran. Karim Sanjabi, leader of the Op­ ■Second Congregational -'S'. EXAMPLES: Quality condenser mike, one button Churches ...... Bakhtiar said he finally agreed to ...... 6 was ignored by his major opponent, That could come as early as Satur­ Church, 385 N. Main St. •Super Rawhide Jumbo ^ nA recording. Batteries not included. Classified . position Front, was one of the allow Khomeini to return to Iran Marshals wearing green armbands Dog Bone, Oui Reg. 2.43...... 1 . 9 4 • 5x9" LOAF DISH, Our Reg. 6 .5 9 4.57 ...... 16-18 the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini day, when the ayatollah scheduled a 8 tried in vain to lim it the thousands Refreshments will be Collectors’ Corner politicians received by Khomeini because he was “ less dangerous" in 3 9 . 6 0 Our Reg. 49.99 ...... 11 who, between receiving thousands of a.m. (11:30 p.m. EST Friday) news Friday. streaming into the courtyard of the served. •12”x16" Durable Plastic . _ _ • 1 'A 01. CASSEROLE, Our Rag. 11.59 .8.09 C om ics...... the country than directing opposition For use indoors or out. Washable oarlridge ...... 19 his weeping, cheering faithful, con­ conference. Those wi.shing more in­ Cal LitlerTray,Out Reg. 2.17. . 1 . 5 7 •TDKBO-Min. Clank Afterwards, Sanjabi said that the from abroad. school to a few hundred at a time. filler, giant steel tank. Complete with non-lip Heat-resistant glass baking dishes, Editorial ...... 7 ferred with aides and opposition While tens of thousands of his formation may call 649- •Geisler Select-Mix _ _ each In an attractive hand-made Cassette Tape two million wildly cheering Iranians Khomeini stood at an open window caster dolly, full accessory set. U.L Approved. Entertainment ...... 2 politicans Friday on the establisment followers crowded the dilapidated Aides said the government could 9882 on weekends. 2-lb. Gerbil Diet, out Reg. 1.5 5 ,. 9 9 * serving basket. who celebrated the 78-year-old near ground level, waving and HARDWARE DEPT. Rag. 1.96...... 1 .34 Obituaries ...... 8 of a new Islamic government to take school where Khomeini set up his keep a closer eye on Khomeini in HOUSEWARES DEPT. Slora Slock Oniy. religious leader’s homecoming smiling to the throngs of youths. People/Places ...... 9 over Iran. headquarters on the second day of his Iran and, if necessary, take action Sports...... Thursday constituted a "clear man­ Some threw their caps to him. He KiU-lirn .Social ...... 12-13 in a radio interview, Bakhtiar homecoming after 15 years in exile, against the Ayatollah as a last resort. Television ...... date” for Khomeini to take power. caught them deftly and flung them .. .Weekend renewed his offer to meet Khomeini tens of thousands of other supporters MANCHESTER - All In his radio interview, Bakhtiar in­ The scene outside Khomeini’s back. and form a government of national residents of Mayfair I Gardens are invited to par­ I Minolta XG-7... ticipate in a kitchen social V The Easy-Does-lt A N « T R A 30% o ff Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Fully Automatic Your Neighbors’ Views: What do you think of Cronin Hall. Compact 35mm SLR \ ^ Police Identify (iaiiccr Siippttrl c a ld o r R e g . P r ic e ...... 2 9 9 - 8 7 A'b'ninumShS«lo‘"p‘' Caldor sale Price ...... 2 6 7 , W ^ President Carter’s proposed budget? MANCHESTER - A "s a iK - ...... 3 Minolta Mail-In Rebate. ■■■25.00_ self-help support group for Victim of Crash cancer patients and their oveVi!. GLASTONBURY — Police have families will meet Monday Wt YOUR ...... 3.33 death, wliether from the accident or f i n a l COST. identified 23-year-old Jeffrey A. from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in *242 General Electric the fire, had not been determined, Makes professional results as easy Larsen of 33 Ridgewood St,, police said. Conference Room C at L.E.D. 40-Channel as point,DOinl, lo c u s andana shoot! Manchester, a former Glastonbury Two firemen escaped injury from Manchester Memorial CB Transceiver Hospital. ^ A C O Q 3 g | y resident, as the victim of the fiery the collision, which caused total Caldor Rtg. Prlca...... 8 9 . 9 9 crash on Hebron Avenue Thursday damage to both vehicles. Police took The group is sponsort-d sssssSrrs* Caldor Sala P ric t...... evening, by the American Cancer ...... 7 4 . 4 0 the two wrecked vehicles to a town Q.E. Mail-In Rabata____ Larsen, the son of Robert and Lynn Society, and those wishing ...... 5 . 0 0 * garage for an extensive mechanical Schott Larsen of 347 Carriage Drive, more information may call YOUR inspection, probably by an clitkior dtl»li»- FINAL COST. died after the pickup truck he was engineering firm. 64,3-2168. 69.40 l i Includes antenna warning * 2 1■ f7 Our Reg, 25955 operating collided with a Glaston­ Police Chief Francis Hoffman said xr. bury fire engine and burst into . Aulowlnd.r lor XQ7, R.O- 99.94 . . . 8 3 . 6 0 indicator, transmit moduralor, state police were taking aerial Itarlicrslioppcr.s swilchable noise blanker, red coidd ha*!fn j®*' ^®bruary? q flames. Police said the gas tank ap­ . A utollllh loi X07. R.g- 59.94...... 5 2 . 4 0 photographs of the accident scene to MANCHE.STER - The LED filter, morel #3-5814 •omaneuver ml^el'ri^*’'® ®®*Y- parently ruptured on impact and determine the cause of the crash. . C IM loi XG7. R .g. 25.94 1 9 . 9 6 *S.«cl.rk ford.iiill. driulf Manchester Chapter, Pelh on a 50' a exploded. Police were continuing the investiga­ % ® P 'o 4 ''o ls n o ^ » '''’'°P9h SPEBSQSA, will meet *0.E. CB Antanna tion Friday, including interviewing ile ito rc o iJrliiilz G u rroii ila ii4 ‘v l)<(; *5701,Our Rag. 18.99.. .15.70 The identification of Larsen was Ullip4tt< R4>4(I Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the potential witnesses to the accident. made through a study of dental Teen Center Annex of Police asked that any person who Mrs. Mary DrRorru, 71 Overbrook money into programs. You have to get at records at the University of Connec­ he’s got a long row to hoe.” Manchester Recreation may have seen either vehicle prior to Drive, Vernon — “ I hope it works. 1 think the root of the problem." 3 WAYS TO CHARGE ticut Medical Center. The verifica­ Hiane DeCaiiipos, Glastonbury — "I Center, off Keeney .Stret. or at the time of the accident, con­ it w ill if everyone goes along with his Mm. Mirliui'l Carroll, Vernon — “ I MMIGHESnil SALE PRICES tion was reported to police Friday don’t know if it’ll work." CALDORCHARGE VEMMI tact police. The accident occurred at suggestions.” The meeting is open to EFFECTIVE night. don’t think it’ll work without Congress’ Lucille Reed, 1333 Burnside Ave., East all area men interested in MASTER CHARGE 5:57 p.m. o" Hebron Avenue, one- Dulon-H IJrliui/., East Hartford — support.” VISA/BANKAMERICARD THRU Larsen's body had been burned Hartford — “ It doesn’t say anything at singing four-part 114ST0lllllllTll1|lle Trl-Gitflliiip|iiiigCMltr quarter mile east of Bell Street. (See “You can’t fight inflation by just putting Mrs. Chris Hailey, Vernon — “ I think SATURDAY beyond recognition. The cause of all." barbershop harmony ^ TO R E HOURS: DAILY & SATURDAY 10 AM TO 9.PM *» SUNDAY 1* NOON TO 5 PM obituary on page 8) PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Sal.. Feb. 3, 1979 Forum of the Arts Official Backs Rest Day EV^ING HERALD, &L_ Feb. 3jJW9 --J ^ • The new Performing Arts Weiss Asks Shrill** (]irriis Theatre of East Hartford will pre­ The 47th annual Shrine Circus com­ sent a special showcase production tonight at 8 in the amphitheatre at But Not Blue Law Plans More Funds es to the Hartford Armory Feb. 14 to 19. The Hamid-Morton three-ring cir­ Penney High School on Forbes HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ cus will feature an act with five Street, East Hartford. Admission is vineyards of public service for many in ceremony, Peraro, who replaces ticut’s new labor commissioner said From State white tigers, which are extremely free. years," the governor said before she Friday he backs the concept of Peter Reilly at the labor post, said he rare. • The Country Gentlemen, a administered the oath of office. guaranteeing workers a day off, but was just starting to get a feel for his Circus tickets are available at the Bluegrass group, will present the “Your record has been outstanding.” MANCHESTER — The amount the he's not ready to support any specific new job. State Armory in Hartford daily. The opening program in a series of con­ For the past 16 years, Peraro has town receives in state grants would "blue law" proposals. Peraro said he has been busy box office opens at 10:30 a.m. certs at the American Shakespeare served as a state mediator. Last pouring out volumes of information be reduced under proposed budget Joseph Peraro, 65, a career state Theatre in Stratford, Sunday at 8 year, he mediated the Bridgeport’s on the state's controversial “quits" plans, and Town Manager Robert employee, was sworn in Friday mor­ p.m. Their special guests will be teachers strike. This year, he helped and "fires" laws, which are designed Weiss is seeking a change in that V( riu* Itiislim'll ning during a brief ceremony in Gov. Peter Rowan-Tex Logan and The settle the Teamsters gtrlke against to make it difficnlt for those who quit situation. The Twyla Tharp Dancers appear Green Grass Gringos, The second Ella Grasso's second-floor office at Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. Weiss has written to Gov. Ella the Capitol. their jobs for no reason and those on the Bushnell Memorial Hall stage concert in the series stars The David In an interview after the swearing- who get fired for a legitimate reason Grasso and asked that reconsidera­ “Joe, you have labored in the in Hartford tonight at 8 and Sunday at Grisman Quintet on March 19. (376 to collect unemployment benefits. tion be given to funding levels that 2:30 p.m 5000) Business interests in the state would reduce the town’s total of state Wedne.sday at 8:15 pm ., pianist • The Connecticut Opera Associa­ claim the Labor Department has grants by about $140,000. Malcolm Frager is featured in the tion has arranged a special discount Town Will Advertise written regulations that negate the The figures are estimates provided Hartford Symphony Orchestra con­ for the March 5 performance of “The intent of the laws and. they want new the town by the Connecticut cert which includes music by Piston. Magic Flute" by Mozart. Tickets will laws passed to make it more difficult Conference of Municipalities. Wei.ss Mozart and Strauss. For Stolen Tax Money be sold at their regular prices for the to collect benefits. is concerned about the effect on the Feb 9. 10 and 11. Matthew and Saturday, March 3, performance. Asked about his feelings on Sunday town if these grant reductions come Sherilyn Mentes narrate a travelogue STAFFORD (UPI) - Town of­ “The Magic Flute" will presented in said he was uncertain how much he closing laws, Peraro said, “Fun­ true. on Hungary. Malcolm Frager, pianist, ficials Friday said they will purchase English with baritone Theodor Upp- had taken and asked town officials to damentally, I’d like to see the The town would receive more Feb. 12. Lorin Maazel conducts the will be featured soloist with a newspaper advertisement to tell a man, soprano Benita Valente and run a classified ad telling him how workers have a day or two of rest.” through the state’s Guaranteed Tax Cleveland Symphony Orchestra in the Hartford Symphony repentant thief, who has already coloratura Rita Shane. (527-0713) much was still missing. But the new labor commissioner Base, which provides funding for selections by Tchaikovsky and Orchestra Thursday in the • The Glastonbury Series featuring returned ?2,600 stolen from town of­ “I’m willing to take the chance on declined to say whether he will sup­ education. Another form of Prokofiev. 246-68071 1 Glastonbury High School. the Hartford Symphony Orchestra fices, that he still owes them J670, buying a $5 ad to get $600 back for the port another blue law if the existing educational funding — the Average will present a concert Thursday at The thief took more than $3,200 town," Julian said. "We thought the one is declared unconstitutional by Carin Pierce, 25. of Coventry receives a kiss from Gov. Ella Daily Membership grant — and the Tlu'alpr Kvonls tory Theatre. Worcester, Mass., from an unlocked safe in the town tax 7:30 p.m. in the Glastonbury High The Mandala Folk Dance Ensemble is Theater, 170 Kingswood Road, West Hart- phone calls were just hoaxes until the the state Supreme Court in the Grasso after a surprise ceremony Friday al the Capitol in property tax relief grant both would Thursday. Friday and Saturday at 8 School auditorium, 320 Hubbard St. collector’s office one week ago. He be reduced, however. • The Hartford Stage Company has shown in one of their colorful dance routines money came back.” spring. Hartford. Ms. Pierce, a state employee at the Hartford p.m. and Sundav at 2 p.m., through then telephoned town officials announced casting for its American Under the direction of Arthur that will be performed Feb. 10 at the Roberts Julian said he didn’t know whether One area of concern for the new The estimated rop in state grants Feb. 18. (617-86841 several times before mailing back Regional Center, was commended for saving a Hartford man premier production of Martin Sher­ Winograd, the concert will feature the classified ad, which town of­ commissioner will be Connecticut’s to Manchester would be slightly • The current showing of maxim $2,600 in three brown envelopes this Jan. 3. upi photo) man's "Passing. " the story of an un­ pianist Malcolm Frager performing ficials hope to run this Sunday, would unemployment compensation debt to more than $140,000, according to Gorky's "Summerfolk" at the Long Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 25. week. intentional relationship between two produce the missing funds. the federal government, which now figures provided the town. Wharf Theatre. New Haven, con­ ThaVs Entertainment "The whole thing is so strange — men. The play will run Wednesday "Normally I would say no, that it’s stands at $440 million. "This reduction in state grants will cludes Sunday. (787-4282) Dane** Ev<*nls that someone would steal that much through Feb. il. and Feb. 14 through ridiculous to expect. But this is not a "Right now, the state of Connec­ Area Woman Praised make it totally impossible for the • The story about a love affair in • The Hartford Ballet Company money and return it - that he might Town of Manchester to provide 18 at The Old Place. 65 Kinsley St. normal case. If someone said he’d ticut would like to have that debt the American south of 1918, "Wed­ performs in Jorgensen Auditorium at just be strange enough to return the Rick Lieberman will play Toby and send the money back. I’d have said excused,” Peraro said. “We are also educational service and general ding Band, " by Alice Childress is on University of Connecticut in Storrs, whole thing,” First Selectman John Joel Polls will play Simon. (527-5151) TV Quality Will Endure that was impossible. But that working for a deferal." government services consistent with Julian said. For Life-Saving Act stage at the Hartford Stage Com­ Friday, at 8:15 p.m. (4864226) happened. So my mind is still open on what the taxpayers of this communi­ 3 • The Clockwork Repertory Com­ He said if the federal government pany, 50 Church St., Hartford, • The Mandala Folk Dance Ensem­ In his telephone calls to Stafford ty are accustomed to,” Weiss wrote. pany is presenting Agatha Christie's By ALLEN M. WIDEM the whole thing," Julian said refuses to dismiss the debt and HARTFORD (Ill’ll - Carin 1-iorcc van’s license plate and Ms. Pierce's through Feb. 11. (527-5151) ble will present a repertoire of folk ticed, polished performer cannot be Splendored Thing” 20 years ago-plus; police and to the tax office, the thief He said services might have to be mystery. “The Mousetrap." through demands payment, Connecticut was too modest lo toll anybody but superiors confronted her about her • "Man of La Mancha." staffing dances and music from around the faulted. He handles his pivotal role of he was, and, is, a good leading man. cut back. Feb. 10 at the Thomston Opera Television’s boosters — and, in all businesses are going to be hit with her parents slic had saved a man's heroics. .She confessed. David Curren as Don Quixote, is world Saturday, Feb. 10, at 8 p.m. in city editor with professionalism. The But a reflection of a working “I know that this would be totally House. 158 Main St.. Thomaston. fairness, it must be conceded higher taxes. “And that’s going to be life. But the young .state employer's "This is,a very happy day." Gov. billed at the Hole-in-the-Wall, 121 the Roberts Theater at the show’s credibility, capability, rests newsman? No, not by a long shot. unacceptable to the taxpayers,’’ nightly at 8:15 p.m. 1283-01121 straightaway that there’s a heap of rather difficult for some of the com­ heroics finally cauglil up with her Ella Grasso said al a surpri.se Capitol Smalley St., New Britain. Friday and K ingsw ood-O xford S ch ool, 170 on his shoulders. The script-writing If there’s one thing the Working Weiss wrote. • "Miss Margarida's Way." a one- engrossing entertainment on the panies to meet," Peraro said. Friday and site was the loasl of the ceremony set up lo honor Ms. Pierce. Saturday evenings at 8:30 through Kingswood Road, West Hartford. is on a level reminiscent of some of Press will readily agree on, it’s time. Charles, McCarthy, assistant town woman play starring Estelle Par­ home screen, response dependent Capitol. "This is an aeeount of an individual Feb. 24. (223-9500) (2361943, or 523-7345) the most memorable “live” dramas The element of, in effect, beating the manager, also said Friday, “We’re sons. will have a single performance upon individual choice and con­ Ms. Pierce, 25, of Coventry, an in- who did become involved and (lie • The Coachlight Dinner Theatre. • The Gallery Dancers will have an of television’s late, lamented yester­ clock for the story that will com­ going to be forced to seriously con­ next week at two colleges. Sunday at ditioning — are pointing to the .striirtor at the Hartford Regional result was (he .saving of a life,” the East Windsor, presents "The Music evening of English country dance of days. mand Page One attention. A sider reducing services.” 7:30 p.m.. she will appear in Palmer veritable turnaround, ratings-wise, Center, was taking three han­ governor said as she presented the Man ” through April 22. (522-1266 or the 17th and 18th centuries Friday at For all of their previous excellence newspaper city room visitor can Restaurant He said a tax increase also is likely Auditorium at Connecticut College. of CBS-TV’s "The Lou Grant Show,” dicapped persons across town in her state employee with a special 623-8227) 8 p.m. at Whiton Memorial in varied and diverse emotive sense the up-tight feeling pervading for Manchester residents next year. New London (442-91311. Tuesday at airing Mondays at 10 p.m., and state van on Jan. 3 when .she .saw proclamation. • “Oklahoma" continues at the Auditorium, 100 N. Main St., elements, Walter Matthau and Jack the setting; the city editor, the Weiss also wrote a separate letter 8:15 p.m.. she will appear in Harriet starring Ed Asner, whose inlaws, Passes Test Rober Srnit running from a garage, Ms. Pierce beamed, Camelot Dinner Theater, Higganum, Manchester, Frank C. Van Cleef is Lemmon, let it be noted, did not managing editor, the publisher, to Gov. Grasso asking that recon­ S. Jorgen.sen Theater at the Universi­ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sykes, live in hs clothes and body engulfed in "It was definitely an experience. I through Feb. 18. It will be followed the leader. Live music will be make of the remake of "The Front striving to get the pertinent sideration be given to a proposed ty of Connecticut. Storrs. (429- West Hartford. flames. don't know how il happened.'' she by "The Fantasticks” Feb. 21 provided. For information call 649- Page” not that long ago a moving paragraphs before press-time. MANCHESTER — A Broad Street r^uction in the PILOT (Payment in 29121. At one point, from all indications, .She stopped her van. cauglil up said as her parents and fellow through March 25. (1-806622-3357) 9208. motion picture. Assuming facts? The responsible restaurant that failed a health in­ Lieu of Taxs) program. • The Pandemonium Puppet Com­ "The Lou Grant Show” seemed with the burning man, knocked him workers applauded. "It was just an Perhaps there were too many press — The Manchester Evening spection earlier this week received a The grant program provides state pany from Storrs. in collaboration Art Events destined for oblivion; the ratings lo the ground and smothered the emergency. lasting thoughts of earlier efforts in Herald at your service! — does not near-perfect score on a reinspection flames with her coal. funding to town for non-taxable with Robert D. Redington. will per­ IMusical Events • The Camera Workers Gallery at simply were not there and CBS "I didn't think il was anything the genre. Perhaps the movie-goers assume anything. Friday. After calling the police and an am- property, such as state schools and form a new production of Igor • Arthur Winograd conducts the the Farmington Valley Arts Center probably gave serious thought to signifieanl at the time, " Ms. Pierce had memories of the Hollywood of an If there’s a difference factor in­ House of Chung, a Chinese bulanec, Ms. Pierce, her coat hospitals. Stravinsky's "Oedipus Rex" Sunday Hartford Symphony Orchestra eliminating the series. said. "I still feel the same. I’m the announces the first of three one- earlierera— “Stopthepres! I’vegot volved — between entertaining mo­ restaurant at 363 Broad St., scored a destroyed, jumped back in her van Manchester’s funding through at 2:30 p.m. at the Wadsworth Friday at 8 p.m. at the American person shows to be held Feb. 10 to What television’s boosters are .same person." a scoop! ” Lest it be thought that this tion pictures/television series about 96 out of a possible 100 on Friday’s and went back to work. PILOT would be reduced $7,853 under Atheneum. Hartford. For informa­ Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford. saying, in effect, is that quality will LaFayette Keeney, president of March 11. Jim Hanelius' "Singles paragrapher has already relegated newspapering and non-entertaining reinspection. The business was cited News areounls al the lime the present plan. tion call 278-2670. Guest soloist is pianist Malcolm endure. the Sage-Alien Co., presented Ms. and Se(iuences” will be in the gallery Matthau and Lemmon to the Also- — it's the vital, enormously vital at­ for only three minor violations depicted the incident as a shining “I urge you to ask the General • The Amazing Kreskin will be We have no axe to grind with that Pierce with a $100 gift certificate so Frager, who will play Mozart’s which is located in Studio 6A at the Ran, I’ve got to say here and now I titude of authenticity. Friday, according to the Health Assembly for a deficiency appropria­ presented Feb. 15 at East Hartford premise; it’s sound, logical, rational. example of an anonymous do-gondcr. she can buy a new coat. Concerto No. 25. The program will Arts Center, Avon Park North, Avon. feel both men are capable of more, The feeling has to be there. The Department report. tion in this amount for full funding of High School auditorium. The perfor- But what television’s boosters are The next day, Ms. Pierce, who Scott, the mechanic who was also include pieces by Piston and Galley hours are Saturdays and Sun­ very much more, than what they put “look” of a city room in constant, Earlier in the week, the Health payments in lieu of taxes,” Weiss mance is sponsored by the failing to point up, loud and clear, is started working for the stale when eriticially burned when a car he was Moussorgsky. (375-5000) days from 2 to 5 p.m., or by appoint­ into "The Front Page” — and, constant activity. A relaxed outlook Department inspected the restaurant wrote. Manchester Community College Stu­ that "The Lou Grant Show,” to all she was 18, told her parents her • The Choir of St. Joseph ment. For information call 677-2132 whether the pair will concede thi»or is reserved for thp British drawings and gave it a score of 67. A score of 80 working on exploded, is recuperating dent Program Board. Tickets are extent and purposes, is a landmark secret. in a hospital. Cathedral. Hartford, will present its or 678-1867, The public is invited to not, the finished film was not in­ room comedy/drama? is needed to pass, so the department available at the MCC student ac­ series; never before has a series at­ Ultimately )he police traced the annual dinner concert Feb. 11 at 3 meet the artist at a reception Feb. 23 dicative of their combined talents. It has no place in story-telling gave the owner two weeks to correct tivities office. For information call tuned to the world of the daily p.m. in the cathedral at 140 Far­ at 8 p.m. Jack Webb tried a newspaper against a newspapering background. the problems, most of which were,, 646-4900. extention 259. newspaper made it in prime-time mington Ave. The featured work will • "The Black Presence in the Era movie some years back — called “The Lou Grant Showw” has latched considered minor. • Students in the Central Connec­ television. ’This is the significant, be Handel’s "Psalm 89” for chorus, of the American Revolution,” an "30,” It was, more or less, a on to the sense of immediacy — to an It took the owner, Henry Chung, ticut State College Polish studies Stand Up And Cheer, element in­ soloists, organ and orchestra. For in­ exhibition of 40 panels of portraits, "Dragnet” in a newspaper city amazing degree — and CBS is to be even less time than that to make the Ella Pledges More Aid program will appear in "Emigres,” volved. formation call 249-8431. pictures, and words is on view in the room. William Holden was a cited and commended, admired and necessary changes, by Slawomir Mrozek. tonight at 8 in The fact that Ed Asner is a prac­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella The governor would not comment payments are taken into considera­ • The Hartford Jazz Society will Barnes Gallery, Katharine Brush applauded the College Theatre in New Britain. newspaper man in “Love Is A Many- “Attention had been given to every Grasso said Friday she has stuffed on how much extra money she will tion, the spending package present jazz singer Eddie Jefferson, Library at the Loomis Chaffee item cited on a previous inspection, Starring in the play are Neil Shovlin, ”a few more dollars” into her budget propose or where the money will represents a 5.1 percent increase with alto saxophoniest Richie Cole, School, in Windsor, through Feb. 25. and the restaurant was in excellent a graduate assistant in environmen­ I for Connecticut’s cities and towns, come from. over this year’s budget. and their Quintet, Sunday, Feb. 11, • Connecticut Public Television’s Bookmobile Schedule condition,” a Health Department but not nearly enough to cover an­ tal theater at UConn. as “AA.” Nor­ from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Sheraton “It’s (aid to minicipalities) a Galley 24 will host an exhibition of press release about Friday’s ticipated cuts in federal aid. federal responsibility as much as a man Skaggs of Coventry, a graduate Tobacco Valley Inn, Windsor. For in­ Nancy T. G reen’s w atercolors reinspection said. President Carter’s proposed state responsibility,” the governor On another matter, Mrs. Grasso student in dramatic literature, plays formation call 242-6688. MANCHESTER - Next 4 l10 p.m. — Parkade Friday through February at 24 Summit St., Chung said Friday he was sur­ budget would cut federal aid to said. said she would be inclined to veto a "XX" (827-7382). • On Wednesday at noon, the week’s schedule for the Apartments. Hartford. Gallery 24 is open 1:30 p.m. — McKee Street prised at the problems found in the Connecticut by $74 million. Almost Mrs. Grasso flew to Washington bill before the Legislature that would • Sam Shepard’s "Buried Child” is Wednesday Noon Repertory at public library bookmobile: Wednesday and West High Street. weekdays between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. first inspection because he always half of that money would have gone Thursday to tell the state’s con­ eliminate the criminal penalties for playing at the Yale Repertory Center Church House, 60 Gold St., Monday 10 a.m. — Delmont Street 2:50 p.m. — Pine Ridge Theatre in New Haven. It will be • An exhibition of sculpture by has scored well in previous inspec­ to the state’s municipalities. gressional delegation how Carter’s possession of one ounce or less of Hartford, will present the Symphonia 10:30 a.m. — Manchester Nursery School. Apartments. Albert Weinberg is being shown tions. At her weekly Capitol news con­ budget would affect Connecticut and marijuana. joined Feb. 16. in repertory, with Jocadi, a baroque ensemble from the Manor Convalescent Home. 11 a.m. — Manchester Early 3:30 p.m. — Bryan Drive. Cleaning the Hockanum through Feb. 13 in the Jorgensen 4:10 p.m. — Rachel Road. Two of the problems — loose tiles ference, Mrs. Grasso was asked if to urge the congressmen to push to Chekhov's "The Seagull.” The Hartford area. The group will pre­ 11:40 a m. — Laurel Manor Learning Center. Gallery at the University of Connec­ and a leaky roof — were caused by she would try to make up some of the restore the cuts. American premiere of Edward sent works by Telemann, Handel, Convalescent Home. 2:10 p.m. — Horace Street. Jim Setsky, a Town of Manchester employee, holds the chain Mrs. Grasso was also asked if she ticut, Storrs. 2:50 p.m. — Lorraine Road. last week’s severe rains, Chung said. federal cuts to cities and towns when “I think some of the cuts will be Bond's “The Bundle" will join the Rameau and Bach. Please call the 1:30 p.m. — Grandview OPEN ALL DAY as work is done to remove a log from the Hockanum River approved of the concept of calling • Intermezzo Drawings by Steve 3:30 p.m. — Galaxy Drive. These were in the process of being she proposes her budget next restored," she said. repertory March 2. (4361600) Church House before Tuesday at 5 Street. IPOlwwAcwa—BtIHOl near the Adams Street Bridge. Recent flooding led to a buildup national conventions to amend the Lewis are on exhibit at Real Art 2:10 p.m. — East Maple 4:10 p.m. — Squire village. SUNDAY repaired when the first inspection Wednesday. Next Wednesday, Mrs. Grasso is • "Murder Among Friends,” a p.m. at 249-5631, for reservations for U.S. Constitution to consider issues Ways, 197 Asylum St., Hartford, Street. of debris near the bridge, and the town is working to remove was done. "There will be a few more expected to propose a $2.3 billion comedy-mystery by Bob Barry, is lunch and program. Thursday like requiring the federal govern­ through Feb. 23. 2:50 p.m. — West Carter ARTHUR DRUG some of it. (Herald photo by Strempfer) Chung said he has taken great dollars,” she said. “But we can’t budget for the fiscal year which ment to balance its budget and ban­ being offered by’" Hartford's • Friends of Chamber Music of the 9:30 a.m. — Early Childhood • At the Wadsworth Atheneum in Street. pride in the appearance and begin to pick up the slack. begins July 1. When debt service ning abortion. Producing Guild tonight at 8:30 and University of Hartford’s Hartt Learning Center. C u n t Hartford, the Serge Lifar Collection, 3:30 p.m. — Blue Ridge 10:30 a.m. — Head Start. cleanliness of his restaurant and he Sunday at 2:30 p.m, at the Tower College will present Heldentenor an exhibition of set and costume Drive. 1:30 p.m. — Mayfair Ea st w o o d said the recent minor problems will Theatre of the Hartford Insurance 4:10 p.m. — Finley Street. Manfred De Bernard with Stephen designs for the ballet by Picasso, Gardens. thaatrai ___ ‘IV fU V have no effect on his food. Group, Cogswell Street off Asylum Kramer at the piano in an all-Wagner MCC Center Sets Avenue, Hartford. Miro, Matisse and other modern ar­ Tuoaday 2:50 p.m. — Esquire Drive. to. UWD8 mouikio ■rm>i w im ii? recital Sunday at 3 p.m. in Millard 3:30 p.m. — Nye Street. WNic h • The Mark Twain Masquers are tists, may be seen through March 18 10:20 a.m. — Holiday House “FDDO Auditorium, 200 Bloomfield Ave., in Avery Court, The Lions Galley of Rest Home. 4:10 p.m. — Loomist Street. W ay Events for Women presenting ‘Wait Until Dark” 1 A H O f l I « n Hartford. For information call 243- the Senses is featuring "15 Tirpe II a.m. — Garden Drive. tonight in the Roberts Theater at the 4442, B ut Lo o s b ’ WAREHDUSE Smells,” an exhibit where visitors 1:30 p.m. — Tudor Lane. MANCHESTER — The Women’s Center at Manchester Kingswood School, 170 Kingswood Community College will sponsor three public programs • The Waverly Consort comes to participate in a series of olfactory 2:10 p.m. — Woodland (FORMERLY FRANK’S) Road, West Hartford. (523-7345 or Jorgensen Auditorium at University Manor Apartments. for women next week. experiences which explore the rela­ Manchester Evening Heralli I 9PP0SITE ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S 247-9625) 2:50 p.m. — Homestead X SOSIt KNSOf^^ ^ of Connecticut, Storrs, Monday at tion of smell to memory, through Carolyn Walker, a, feminist therapist with Women I CHURCH. 725 E. MIDDLE TPKE. • Henrik Ibsen's "A Doll’s House” 8:15 p.m,, in a performance of "Las Park Apartments. Cincul-ATION HO U RS Associates in Hartford, will discuss “Living Under All is playing at the New England Reper- April 8. For information call 525-1439 3:30 p.m. — Evergreen Mon. - Frl. Cantigas de Santa Maria.” S:30 to 6:00 Kinds of Stree” Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Besides presenting "IVe Accept Frank's Supermarkal or 525-1430. Road. DELIVERY DEADLINE techniques for dealing with stress, she will pose answers Courtesy Cards” 5:30 p.m. NATIOMAl W IATHII SIBVICE YOtECAST !• 7 YM f $T 2 - 3 - 79 3 OattOf to the questions, "What is stress?" and "How des stress Young Bellhops SAT. 7:00 • 10:00 a.m. ^ H u affect women’s lives?" DELIVERY DEADLINE YOU CAN CUT New England Weather NEW YORK (UPI) - jrolwwiin ainwQ lu w iiM ^ “Budget Keeping" will be discussed by Pat Long, an in­ 7:30 a.m. MadUchael Come spring, some structor of business at MCC. She will explain a method Mass. & R.I.: Gale warnings are in effect along the Suggested Carrier Rates children are going to dress n s for preparing and living within a budget that is based on Mass, and R.I. coasts. Generally fair, windy and cold Payable In Advance YOUR FOOD BILL BY like miniature bellhops of tUiii'if net monthly income. The program will begin at noon on SAVE 1/3 ON through Sunday, except for some clouds Saturday night. Single copy...... 159 the 1940s, in tiny pillbox W eekly...... 90a ROBERT SHAW HARRISON FORD Thursday. YOUR FOOD BILL Nighttime lows mainly in the teens, but 5 to 10 in the One m o n lh ...... $3.90 rv w if BILI. SHOPPING USAVE” hats with chin straps, skin­ Three months ...... $11.70 AT 7". P.M. Thursday, Carol Jodaitis, a counselor at western hills. Daytime highs will range from the 20s over FRI-SAT MIDNITE SHOWS ny jackets with wide Six m o nth s...... $23.40 MCC, will present a talk about "Seapartion and Divorce” interior sections, to the low 30s along the coast, One y e a r...... $46.80 V. shoulders and slim pants. Mall Rates Upon Request m i FORCE TEN for women who have been divorced, are in the process of Maine: Flurries likely Saturday in the north with a ’’leatlM HI U K 2 SAMPLE SAVINGS That’s the message from Subscribers who fall to receive Shei Stediim" -HCM of becoming divorced or are giving the idea of divorce 3 chance of flurries in the east. Fair elsewhere Saturday. their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. Lynne Kelly, writing in the |Ai$ *1ljgiral The Inrini! FROM m \ serious consideration. The purpose of the program is to Highs Saturday mostly in the 20s. Scattered flurries in should telephone the circulation Mjitery Touf" Dfld" pliK current issue of Earnshaws department. 647-9946. phi$ 3 Sloos($ iUis on (arly TV help women handle the emotional and social adjustments MWNIft IIMYtlAfVtll the north and fair in the South Saturday night and Sunday. NAVARONE SATUBDAY. TODAYlfNlY - Review, that must be made during and after separation. This Q U A LITY Lows Saturday night 5 below zero to 5 above over the Nominated for group will meet also on the three following Thursdays, FREE G IF T S N.Y. WHILE THEY LAST. mountains to the teens elsewhere. Highs Sunday in the 0 QoMtn Qloboe including ending on March 1. g i f t teens to mid 20s. from Boat Picture The programs are free of charge. For further informa­ WRAPPING New Hampshire: Flurries likely in the north and fair in TALL CEDARS CUT tion, call the Women’s Center at 646-4900, extension 232 or 4th the south Saturday. Highs Saturday in the teens in the tfYI V IA T N IB YOTOCAIT • 286. north to near 20 in the south. Scattered flurries in the T H R U All programs will meet in the Women’s Center trailer SIRLOIN For period ending 7 p.m E.ST 2/3/79 During Saturdav. rain north and continued fair in the south Saturday night and VARIETY SHOW 7th or showers will prevail along the northern half of the Pacific Sponsored by on the main campus of MCC off Bidwell Street. coast, over lower Texas and near upper Florida. Snow is on Sunday. Lows Saturday night 5 below zero to 5 above in b l O I L RIB / tap for the northern Rockies and parts of the mid-Atlantic the north and zero to 10 in the south. Highs Sunday 10 to NUTMEOraREtTlIie 20. NOBAMAWOjrfMtd JHI$ AmilACrKM| BLUE SHUTTER PLAY states. Elsewhere, air to partly cloudy skies should Ballty AtMiltorium ew to M N $$ o c tm a AmtAcrNWtwir predominate. Vermont: Partly sunny Saturday. Highs near 20. In­ ManchMttr High School AND LEARN SCHODL creasing cloudiness Saturday night with a chance of light Tonight, Feb. 3, 8 PM tOStta:- for 3 • 5 year olds Connerliout Weather snow or flurries on Sunday. Lows Saturday night 5 to 10 RIB ROAST 1*2.19 AMMAl above. Highs Sunday 20 to 25. JUNE HART DInctor O p e n H o u s e Mostly sunny Saturday. Highs 25 to 30. Variable featuring cloudiness and continued cold Saturday night. Lows will Sphinx 'Tonipta Snnna Band ^649-9333 Sept. Registration Feb. 4,2-4 PM •CAUFLOWER •CAUFORNiAi«i$ be in the lower teens. Becoming partly sunny Sunday. and Tho Sphinx Tampto Chantara (Snotw Date — Feb. 11) •JUMBO ICEBERG LETTUCE Highs near 30. Chance of precipitation near zero Saturday SAT - SUN MATINEE and 10 percent Saturday night. Northwest winds with Trinity Covenant Church oTOMATGES ‘Bealles al Shea Stadium' CANDIES TEMPLE ORANGES diminishing to 15 to 20 mph Saturday. Winds westerly 10 The vrarid'i largeit frog ii Africa'i Goliath Frog, which Many ottwr aalactad acta xiwiiaiimosi-iiotkaar'’ iP itK M ir ’’Magical Mystery Tour" 302 Hackmatack 81. • Mancheater to 15 mph Saturday night. IS 1 2 inches long. Donatlonti AdulU $2.00, Children 12 and under aj “3 Stooges" ______CAU sas-sasB PLEASE CALLTHEATRE; 643-7277 or 649-8386 Route 6, Bolton • Hartford Chric Center • Westfarms Mall •MANCHESTER FOR SC REEN TIM ES PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD, Sat.. Feb. 3. 1979 EVENING H E ^ L D . Sat^, Feb^J, 1979 — PAGE FIVE Space Shuttle Ride, Rodeo Highlight Teng’s Trip AREA BULLETIN BOARD Now You Know played with space age toys on a tour But in the simulated flight he was Glenn, grinning, responded, “My Rodeo. HOUSTON (UPli - Chinese Vice In a short welcoming speech, : A A R I* AHHiululirp Council KofC will sponsor Liberation Theology.” will be the topic of discus­ In dollar bills. President Carter’s proposed budget for of N A SA 's Lyndon B. Johnson Space still over the Mojave Desert, far constituents in Ohio call me many The reception in Houston- whicti Area Chapter of the Feb. 8. Appointments may Premier Teng Hsiao-ping Friday Clements said: ; VERNON — Vernon a pancake breakfast Feb.. At 11:15, Nancy Carr, sion when Ed and Lorraine fiscal 1980 would weigh 531,600 tons. Center, from the landing field, and Bean in­ things, but that is not one of them.” ironically is the sister city of Taipei, American Association of be made by calling 677- accepted a set of silver spurs “We in Texas, as well as the rest of j Area Chapter of the 11 from 10 a.m. to 12:30 director of the Manchester Warren, “ America’s top Teng first inspected a Skylab space dicated it was too soon, Teng slowly Late Friday. Teng was scheduled Taiwan — displayed a great mutual Retired Persons will meet 4531, Ext. 373. Walk-ins andthen. with with undisguised glee, America, have a great curiosity : American Assodtation of p.m. at the parish center. Area Conference of ghost hunters,” come to laboratory, finding out astronauts pulled leic tJtuimb back. to attend a barbeque-rodeo in subur­ interest between the Chinese and the Feb. 12 at 1:30 p.m. at the will be accepted. took simulated rides in the lunar about China and we are glad you are Retired per.sons 2129 will The breakfast will Churches, will speak about South Windsor with their eat. sleep and go to the bathroom in Moments later — “over" Las ban Simonton. Saturday he will meet American people. It also showed the Rockville United lander and the space shuttle and here. We in Texas are renowned for give income assi.stance to feature pancakes (with the services of that agency. multi-media presentation. Methodist Church, Grove space. Then he piloted the s|>ace Vegas and Los Angeles — Teng with Southwestern editors and (livision of opinion in the United prepared for "an old, wild West” our hospitality and I ’m sure that all senior citizens each seconds), sausages, a The program will be shuttle in simulated landings from landed. publishers and visit the Hughes Tool I.ul.(‘cli«‘ l.<‘ug;ii«‘ Street. G u i t a r & V A N J O rodeo. States on President Carter's decision after your visit here you will see Tuesday beginning Feb. 6. variety of syrups and top­ sponsored by the South Ml 100,000 miles and .30.000 miles up. He and Vice Premier for Space and Co., which already has sold $12 SOUTH WINDSOR - Teng. who begtin his United States to switch diplomatic recognition that." The sessions will be held pings, juice and coffee. Windsor Young Wives Club W inter IVIcetin^ LESSONS The Communist vice premier, Technology Fang Yi sat together in a million in well-drilling equipment to The 1-aLeche League of visit with a diplomatic mission in from Taiwan to mainland China. Chinese and American at the United Methodist Reduced priced tickets will March 2 at 8 p.m. in the Kee Hoon Kim of Korea BOLTON — The Bolton Folk • Bluegrass • Popular guidtHi by aslroniiut Allen Bean who lunar rover, while Teng’s wife, Cho China, before flying to Seattle, Wash.' Both of Texas’ U.S. senators and South Windsor will begin a Washington, flew from Atlanta to demonstrators gathered at the main Church. Grove Street, be offered to senior cafeteria of the Timothy will speak on differences in Cooperative Nursery Ages 5 - Adults. Private Studio spent two days on the moon and 59 Lin, gently thumped the tires. He leaves for home from Seattle many state politicians stayed away new series of informal dis­ Houston, to fulfill his expressed esire gate of Ellington to protest the Teng Hockvihe from 10 a.m. to citizens and children. Edwards School. There customs between Korea School will have its winter days aboard Skylab, donned Teng met pioneer American Monday. from Houston during the visit. cussions Feb. 14 at the No Musical Background Required to learn about the American people visit and teue shift of U.S. diplomatic noon and 1 to 3 p.m. Ticket;, will be available at and the United States. meeting Monday at 8 p.m. earphones and discarded his usual astronaut John Glenn, now a U.S. “Normally, when folks come down home of Mrs. Mary Ann will be an admission and their tccnology. Texas Gov. Bill Clements gave recognition from Taiwan. Anyone wanting more in­ the door. at the Bolton Easy Enjoyable Progress reserve. scniitor from Ohio, in front of the here from the north, or expecially Flynn, 1063 Main St. charge. The public is in­ After dodging a well-organized Teng a 3-foot high wicker basket full The main protest was a parade in­ formation or who is in need Congregational Church Beginners to Professionals Bean said. "I would ask his Apollo 17 command module. when they come from overseas, they Tlicinc Oiungc Ellen Falzarano will lead vited. Tickets will be Itloodiiioliilc demonstration by Taiwanese Chinese of toys “for the children of China. " volving 1,000 persons downtown, near of a ride to the church educational building. All Also Mandolin and Bass excellency to push the (landing gear) "H e (Glenn) now belongs to the expect Texas to be the old, wild West BOLTON - The theme the discussion. For more available at the door. For TO LLA N D - The Red at Ellington Air Force Base outside Houston Mayor Jim McConn gave the Hyatt Regency Hotel which is the should call Jack Barbera, more ticket information parents of nursery school button when 1 |)oint." Teng ra is ^ his heavenly men." Teng said. “But he is — we try to accomodate," said Luke for the Sunday 10 a.m. ser­ information call 644-9598. Cross Bloodmobile will be Free LoanJnBtniment Houston, he quickly lost his somber, Teng a $240 pair of silver cowboy headquarters for'the Houston visit. 872-2522. call 644-0112 or 644-8262. children are encouraged to left thumb toward the button. a mortal; he is an immortal." Van Dries, owner of the Roundup spurs. vice at St. G e o rg e ’s (iliosl IliinlerH at St. Matthew's Church, expressionless demeanor as he AARI* IVIecling; O ld Stafford Road. attend. Refreshments will 646-6557 BobStirlMr Piiiicakc lirciikfaHl Episcopal Church has been SOUTH WINDSOR - be served. 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Address Phone Phone Phone Phone Phone .jL. Phone Phone Town Phone .JL. .J L. • JL . PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. Keb. 3. 1979 >4 -I, e v e n in g HERALD, Sat,, Feb. 3, 1979 - PAGE SEVEN Religious Services mrnifiirstn* Emniimj Hmnlh Jack Anderson Mancheslei - A City of Village Charm ( iiilnl M.'lliofliMi riiiin ’ti, Andover I’adelli. co-pastors, Saturday masses at 5 Founded Oct. 1, 1881 16 Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr. and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, South Windsor Mother Retrieves ‘Stolen’ Child Fii>l roii^n‘^iHi It'rian (iliiirrh. Sundav Graham Road. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, to locate Christopher, in Enterprise, into anonymity in California. Her ex- will steal child for a fee. In some in­ school; 7 p.m.. go.spel meeting praise and teaching service; 9 a.m., forwarding address of an ex-spouse .Nathan HaleSchiKil Road. Route 31. Rev. pastor, 9 a.m.. Sunday school and adult Ala, husband, who had changed his name stances, the body snatchers will work l ull t.oKprI liilcrdcnoininalioiial church school, adult class and crib reckless enough to have left one. Dr Richard W. Gray, pastor. 9:30 a m., Bible classes; 9 and 10:15 a.m., worship. A sympathetic judge, Garry t liiircli. 745 Main St. Rev. Philip nursery: 10:45 a m., senior high class, and remarried, recently pleaded both sides of the street, collecting a worship. II a m . Sunday school; 7:30 nursery. McAllilly, and a quick-acting deputy Private detectives are too expen­ Saunders, minister. 10:30 a m . praise, Almanac guilty under California’s new sive for most parents, but there are fee from one parent for abducting a p.m.. Bible study at parsonage. Criilrr Ciiligrrgnliiiiial Cliiirrli, II .sheriff. Bob Whigham, combined to IViiMT of I’riiir l.iillirnin ( liiirrh. worship service and Bible study: Vernon kidsnatching law and was sentenced child, and another fee from the other deliverance .service Center St, Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., restore Christopher to his mother organization that will help locate ab­ Route 31 and .North River Road. Rev W pastor. Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. Simpson, to 30 days in jail. ducted children. parent for finding the child. Faiili ItapitHi Cliiirrli. Orange Hall 2 Sg Jim-|ili Gliiiri'li, 33 West S(., Hy Uiiilcil l*rc»M Inlcrnuliunul H. Wilkens. pastor 9 a m , Sunday pastor emeritus, 10 a.m., worship ser­ In 1917, the United States broke off and his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Even though she did most of the S ll u ll' s .Sc ll !• iiu‘: Shah E Center St Hev James Beliasov. Rockville. Saturday masses at 5 and 7 school. 10 15 a m . worship service. vice. church .school; 11:15 a m., coffee Today is Saturday, Feb. 3, the 34th diplomatic relations with Germany Harry A. French. Theodore declined pastor. 9:30 a m., Sunday school; 10:30 p.m.: Sunday masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 legwork herself. Levin estimates it One is Children’s Rights Incor­ Mohammed Reza Pahlevi is secretly S i . M;ir\N ( Imrrh. Route 31. Rev. F day of 1979 with 331 to follow. a.m.. worship service: 7 p.m.. evening shop. Communion first Sunday and bap­ and 11:15 a.m. after German declaration of un­ to share his professional methods cost her between $12,000 and $15,000 porated, of Washington, D.C. Headed plotting a return to the Peacock Bernard Miller, pastor: Rev. Francis A. tism third Sunday of each month. The moon is approaching its first service. Rorkiille IliiptiHl Gliiirrli, 69 Union restricted submarine warfare in with us, but from the mail response to get Michael back. by a man whose own child was Throne with the help of the Iranian Lis7ewskl. assistant pastor. Saturday Si. Vlnry's F.pisrii|inl Churrli, Park Cliiirrli Ilf ihr \isiiiii|iiioii. Adams SI. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte. pastor. 9 quarter. World War I. to the column and from other masses at 5 and 7 pm .. Sunday mas.ses at and Church streets. Rev, Stelphen K. A private detective offered these stolen, the group acts as an informa­ military. That’s the main reason he Street at Thompson Hoad. Rev. Edward a m . worship service: 10:15 a m., Sun­ The morning stars are Mercury, 7.30. 9.30 and 10:45 a m. .lacobson, rector: Rev. Alan J. In 1977, Ethiopia's chief of state sources, we have collected a number tips for parents who either want to tion center on custodial kidnapping is staying close to Iran; he’s in daily S Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 day school; 7 p.m., evening service. Venus, Mars and Saturn. *'«Tond (imuin'galional ( liiirrh. Broadhead, assistant to the rector. 7:30 and six other government leaders and 7:30 p.m.: Sundav masses at 7:30. 9. SiiiTi-il Heart Gltiireli, Route 30. Rev. touch with the generals he left Route 44A Rev Robert K B<*chtold. a m.. Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m.. Holy The evening star is Jupiter, were killed in a gun battle in Addis 10:30 and 11:45 a.m .' Ralph Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael behind. pastor 11 a m . worship service; 9:30 Eucharist, church school, nursery, Those born on this date are under Ababa. a m . church school; 10.30 a.m.. coffee Cliiirrli Ilf Jrsiis ClirisI of l.iillrr-l)ui Donohue, Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sun­ His hopes for a military coup that Saiiii-, Woodside Street and Hillstown followed by coffee hour; II a m.. Holy the sign of Aquarius. In 1978, Egyptian President Sadat and fellowship. 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fiucharist, day masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and tlE O^rT (niVfe will put him back in power led him to Hoad, Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8 a.m., noon. a'.'*-’ Pioneer American journalist Fellowship. Cliiirrli Ilf Christ, Lydall and Vernon arrived in Washington and urged the take two symbolic steps when he left seminary. 8:30 a.m., priesthood: 10:30 St. JoIiii'n EpiHriipal Gliureli, Route TriE streets. Eugene Brewer, minister. 9 Horace Greeley was born Feb. 3, United States to become the arbiter You Iran: he took some Iranian soil with a m . Sunday school: 5 p.m., sacrament 30. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. 8 1811. service. a m.. Bible classes: 10 a m . worship; 6 in the Arab-Israeli dispute. him into exile, and he arranged to East Hartford p.m.. worship. a.m., communion; 10 a.m., family ser­ On this day in history: SaKuiiiin \riiii. 661 Main St. Cap and vice and church school. A thought for the day: Horace have an Iranian soldier kiss his feet Triiiili Ciiiriitiiil flhiirrh, 302 Hi>l \^«^nllllil>. of God, 763 Oak St. Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 \ e n iii n AHSellililli'H o f (;oil C liiirrli. In 1913, the 16th Amendment, Greeley said, "The illusion that Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Discussing Lessons as he boarded the plane that took him Rev Ralph F. Jelley. pastor. 10 a m., a m . Sunday school: 10:45 a m., holiness 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. Rev. Earl creating the income tax, became a ■Swensen, pastor: Milton Nilson, assistant times that were are better than those to safety abroad. church school: 11 a.m., morning meeting: 6 p.m., open-air meeting: 7 K. Pettibonc. pastor. 9:45 a.m., Sunday Lisa Boice of 75 David Drive, Coventry, discusses a lesson part of the U.S. Constitution after to the pastor. 8:30 and 10:50 a.m., that are has probably pervaded all Oil \Vi-ii|iuii: Intelligence reports worship: 7 p.m , evening service. p m . salvation meeting. school; 11 a m., worship service, with the five-year-old members of Star B Class during ratification by Wyoming. Fir?.| Bupliiil fjiiirrli of Eaul llnr|. I nilnl Priilrriiitlul Cliiirrli. 187 worship services., nursery, 9:30 a.m.. Bi­ ages,” warn that Arab hardliners are ble .school, nursery. nursery: 6 p.m , evangelistic service, ford (Soiillii rii BaplisI Comcnlioii), 36 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, nursery. midweek religious education classes at the Church of Jesus maneuvering behind the scenes to First Churrli of Christ, Sririilisl. 447 Main St. Rev. Charles Coley, pastor. II minister 10 a m., Sunday school; II \rriiiiii I nilril Mrlliiiilini Churrli, Christ of Latter-day Saints at Woodside Street and Hillstown N. Main St. 11 a.m.. church service, Sun­ use oil as a weapon against the a m. and 7 p.m., worship services, a m , viorship: 6:30 p.m , prayer: 7 p.m.. Route 30. Rev. Marjorie Hiles, pastor. day school, child care. Road, Manchester. (Herald photo by Strempfer) United States. They've already ap­ nursery: 9:45 am .. Sunday school; 6 worship 9:15 a m., worship service, nursery. North I nilnl Mrlhoilist Churrli. 300 proached Iranian leader Ayatollah p m , Training I'nion Prr>liylrriiiii Cliiirrli, 43 Spruce St Churrli of St. Brrntiril,, Rockville. Parker St. Rev. Earle R. Custer, pastor. Failh l.iiliirran fJiiirrli (l.ullicran Rev, Richard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., Rev. John J. White, pastor. Saturday Khomeini to suggest that he withhold 9 and 10:30 a.m., worship services; 9 Yesterdays Cliiirrli in Vinerirai. 1120 Silver Lane. worship service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sun­ ma.sses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at oil from the United States if he takes Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 day school: 7 p.m.. informal worship. a m., nursery: I0:30a.m., church school. 7. 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Conference Scheduled Coiiiniiinity llu|itisl Churrli. 585 E. power. They have also brought a.m.. church school: II a.m.. service, Si. Jiilin's Piilish Nulional (iailiiilir H iirkiillr Unilril Mrlhiiilifii Churrli, 25 Years pressure on Saudi Arabia. Their goal nursery. Cliiirrli, 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. Center St. Rev. Ralph Seguine,-interim 142 Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thompson, 10 Y ears \ ^ o mini.ster. 9:15 a.m.. church school: 10:30 Keeney School situation heads for is to force the United States to accept Finn Congregational Cliiirrli. 87 Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass in English; pa.stor. 10:45 a.m., worship service. On Science, Religion James and Estelle Perry of a m., worship, nursery. Superior Court. Main St. Rev. William E. Flynn, 10 .30 a m., mass in English and Polish. Trinity l.iilllrrun Churrli, Hollister Street are installed as co­ their extremist terms for a Mideast Churrli of thr .Niizarrnr. 236 Main St. minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, associate Si. Biirlhiiliiiiiru'H Cliiirrli, 741 E. Heart Association’s goal includes settlement. Meadowlark Road. Rev. Donald McLean, about 25 percent will be theologians,' presidents of Manchester Square minister. 10 a m., worship service, Middle Turnpike Rev. Martin J. Rev Neale McLain, senior pastor: Rev. pastor. 8 and 10:30 a.m., worship service. By DAVID K. ANDERSON the hiring of a rehabilitation aide. Dance Club. Copyright. 1979, George Emmitt, minister of visitation ethicists and church officials and the church school, child care: 11 a.m., coffee Scholsky, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 1 niiin Ciingrrgaliiinul Churrli. IH*I Ki'liginn Writer United Features Syndicate, Inc. hour: 6 p.m . youth choir: 7 p.m , youth p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30,10and 11:30 and outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Partisans of both religion and remainder will be from the social fellowship. a.m. 10:45 a m., worship, children's church minister; Rev. David B. Eusden. science have viewed one another sciences, unions, business world and kailfi Talirrnarlr flliurrii, 1535 Sc Jaiiini filiiirrli, Rev. James and nursery; 7 p.m., evening service, associate minister. 8:30 am ., church politics. nursery. with a wary eye ever since the time Forbes St. Rev. Ralph Saunders, pastor. Archambault, Rev. William F. Carroll, school. Grades 10 to 12; 8:45 a m., adult of Galileo, when the Italian Origins of the conference lie in the 10 a.m.. Sunday school: 11 a.m., worship Rev. Francis V. Krukowski, team Cull ary Churrli f Assriiihlira of Bible class; 9:45 a.m., church school, in­ God). 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. astronomer and mathematician was World Council's program to explore service: 7 p.m , evangelistic service. ministry; Rev. Edward J. Reardon, fants to Grade 8; 10 a m., worship; II what it calls the contribution of faith, Death & Dying: Death in Popular Culture Nursery at all services. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor; Karl A. condemned by the Inquisition for pastor emeritus. Saturday masses at 5 a m., coffee hour, science and technology in the Hnrkaniim I niird Mrlliodisl and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9 Gustafson, assistant to the pastor. 9:30 Talriittvillr Ciingrrgaliiinal Churrli, heresy. Editor's Note: This is the third in a a.m.. Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., service struggle for a just and sustainable person than how to treat the dying or t.litirrii. 178 Main St., Rev. Lawrence S. and 10:30 a.m.. noon, and 5 p.m. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10 a m.. But increased scientific progress series of 15 articles exploring “Death direct confrontation with death. of worship: 6:30 p.m., evening service. society, established in 1975 at the comfort the bereaved. Staples, pastor. 9 a m., worship service, Si. Briilgrt Churrli. 70 Main St. Rev. Worship and Sunday school. and the practical as well as ethical & Dying: Challenge & Change.” This nursen-. Council's fifth general assembly in The implications of this disjunction Philip A Sheridan and Rev. Emilio P. Fimt Congrrgaliiinal Churrli of Vrr- impact of living in an increasingly series was written for Courses by The views expressed in Courses by Nairobi, between media as they are con­ iiiin, 695 Hartford Turnpike. Rev. John A. technological society have forced Newspaper, a program developed by Newspaper are those of the authors Lacey, minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, people from both camps to look with At the heart of the Council’s con­ troversial. Critics argue that University Extension, University of only and do not necessarily reflect assistant minister. 9:55 a.m., church fresh eyes at one another. cern, according to a report by the overexposure to violent death can California, San Diego, and funded by those of the University of California, wings of Morning By CUFF SIMPSON school, child care; 10 a.m., worship ser­ A major attempt to see if the fields working group on church and society, lead to a paranoiac overestimation of the funding agency, the distributing vice; 11 a.m,, coffee hour; 5 p.m., Junior is the belief that "the twin issues a grant from the National Endow­ the incidence of violence in real life of science and faith have anything to ment for the Humanities. agency, or the participating High Pilgrim Fellowship: 7 p.m., Senior around which the world’s future or to a desensitization to mass To Forfiiyr say to one another and to society as a Manchester Community College newspapers and colleges. High Pilgrim Fellowship. revolves are justice and ecology.” violence and death. Such desensitiza­ Did you ever think it might be silllnd h Homemaker Service 9,795 whole will take place later this year offers a three-credit course based on Next week: Monroe Lerner, an sill and his hand on the door, as if he Meals on Wheels In a book of preparatory readings tion can have dangerous con­ dangerous to pray the Lord's 10,000 when the World Council of Churches the newspaper series. For informa­ authority on life expectancy and had been smitten into stone. He has Lutz Museum for the conference, the World Council sequences if it hinders us from taking Prayer? Unless you omit one phrase? 10,825 brings together some 400 scientists tion call 646-2137. mortality trends, discusses some . , Child Guidance Trinity Covenant and theologians for what it calls the notes that “the churches did not in­ actual death seriously. We are consequences of the dramatic rise in Much is current in the media about Both father and son have waited clinic itiate the present debate about the Copyright 1979 by the Regents of 16,000 "World Conference on Faith, Science reminded of the tragic case of Kitty life expectancy during the 20th cen­ "Smoking being injurious to your MANCHESTER -T he Adult Bible role of science and technology in our the University of California. health. " I wonder if in each Bible in Association for School of Trinity Covenant Church and the Future." Genovese, who was stabbed to death tury. speak the words of forgiveness and Retarded Citizens societies but they have become deep­ the margin alongside of verses 5,000 begins three new courses, to run 10 The meeting, scheduled for mid- By ROBERT FULTON near her home while neighbors ly involved in it.” listened to her screams with ap- i Matthew 6:9-13 we printed "This reopm enc?"ih‘"‘^v."o Public Health Nurses 17,000 weeks, this Sunday. The classes, July at the Massachusetts Institute And ERIC MARKUSEN repentence, though he seeks it Uncommitted Technology, will be the largest It notes that until 1970, the focus of parent indifference. prayer may be injurious to your 16,457 open to all adults, meet at 9:30 a.m. Despite the widely held view that carefully and with tears. ______World Council of Churches meeting most ecumenical social thought was Why are we drawn to this fan- i The Authors | spiritual health," it would be at the Keeney Street School, Nursery America is a death-avoiding and ■And Be l'org;i\en $109 077 in the United States in a quarter cen­ directed at the struggle for justice, tasyland of violence and death in our g ! Robert Fulton is professor of believed any more than the words on facilities are available. death-denying society, death is a In one of the da Vinci legends, the 'Thanks to you. It's working” — and tury and will be one of the first large especially in the areas of economics media? Perhaps it is simply a g'sociology S at the University of |i packages of cigarettes. Look for a The courses are "Young Adult commonplace theme and frequent artist is .said to have painted his bow many hundreds of candles scale ecumenical conferences where and the distribution of wealth and in­ stimulating contrast to what is com- ig Minnesota and director of its |j moment at ver.se twelve: Discussion Group” with Donald event in popular culture. enemy's face on the shoulders of together we have lighted here in scientists and technologists out­ come. I t monplace in our lives. g Center for Death Education and ig "And forgive us our debts. As we Pedemonti as leader; "Salvation After 1970, however, a new issue Rather than turning away from the also have forgiven our debtors." Judus, and, the story goes, he could Manchester! —The Beginning of an Eternal number theologians and church Some psychologists have suggested i;g Research, which he founded in g emerged — the concern that is now topic of death, we eagerly seek it in g 1969. In 1963 he offered the first g| Different churches in their formal not then conjure up the face of Relationship," Philip Woodrow; and leaders. that we are fascinated and attracted i According to preliminary plans, at labeled the quest for a technological­ the world of entertainment. The by those things that threaten us the i:g course on death in an American f worship use different words and in Christ. But when he forgave his IsXC'IIHCs! “Building Christian Homes,” the least half of the 400 participants will ly and ecologically sustainable socie­ primary vehicles of popular culture most, 5g; university. His publications in-1: place of "debts " we often find enemy and painted out the insult, he Rev. Robert De Valve. — television, movies, music and How often and how easily we be natural or physical scientists. ty. Others claim we are fascinated igclude j “Death and Identity” ; g "trespasses" or "sins ' Now. what is saw Christ's face in a dream that literature — offer us a regular.diet of night. "Forgive us ... as we forgive " explain our failure as to why we don't with violence and violent death g | "Death, Grief and Bereavement; g so dangerous? That qualifying phrase do what others do! It's my parent's violence and death, a veritable feast "as we also have forgiven!" I Interpreter's Bible, Math. p. 314a l Emanuel Lutheran because they provide us with an g:a S Bibliography 1845-1975,” and g fault — I never went to college — If I MANCHESTER —Joanne Mikoleit, South IMethorlist THE of morbidity that we consume with enhanced sense of our own lives — a (ig “Education and Social Crises,” g Have you forgiven your father and Is ll "CmMl-Bye" or only had money — Our home was on gusto. human needs coordinator for Manchester MANCHESTER —Celebration Sunday case in which thee and thee shall die, I which he coedited. He is national g mother? Your son or daughter? Your “( fOo iI l{i)lcliincr"‘i' the wrong side of the tracks — I do Bnu Death in the media world differs neighbor? Your brother and your Area Conference of Churches, will be will be observed tomorrow at the 9 and but not I. g coordinator for this series, g The football season is over — at not have time — my tools are dull. SPEAKS grossly, from death in the real world Eric Markusen is a Mardag g sister? Your business partner? Your guest speaker Sunday at the Adult Forum 10;45 a.m, services at South United Finally, there are those who would j least, for a little while. With last You can add your own excu.ses, but By of everyday life, both as to cause and g Fellow and a research associate g bowling team member? For if you at 9;45 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church. Methodist Church. argue that our attraction is displaced jj Monday's Pro Bowl passed, I think how about this poem by Edward The worship will be celebrative and will Eug«nt to consequence. While people do in­ aggression on our part, that such |I in the Center for Death Education gj haven't, you are praying to the Rowland Sill? It is named "Oppor­ Trinity Covenant Brewtr deed die violently in the United we can safely say "Good-bye " until include singing, testimonies and sharing. sion shows feature murder and vicarious experiences permit us to jj:g and Research, Department of g Father to forgive you iii exactly the tunity": States, and their number is ap­ homicide and cannibalism, it has earthquakes or errant comets. the middle of the summer and MANCHESTER —A prayer service is At 10 a.m., there will be a special mayhem relentlessly, while por­ discharge harmlessly anger and ijiig SocioloEV, at the University of g; .same way. Do you understand then "This I beheld, or dreamed it in a preciable. most actual dedths involve assumed the character of a social ;•! Minnesota. He has co-authored ar- :jg perhaps bid adieu with a chuckle or scheduled for Sunday at 6;30 p.m. at Trini­ celebration coffee hour. This past week a world traying only superficially the human Of course, many, if not most, frustration. jj; why John Wesley's answer to two. dream: religious leader and head elderly persons who die in hospitals event as crowds of young people, s tides on Sudden Infant Death Syn- g ty Covenant Church, 302 Hackmatack St. qualities of the victims. Victims tend songs, television shows, movies, and General Oglethorpe's crisp com­ of a sovereign state visited irom such ailments as heart disease, ghoulishly costumed, chant the film Uost-Beiu'fit Dilemma. Two men were arguing about There spread a cloud of dust along All are invited. to be "bad guys” who deserve what novels are concerned with matters ji drome and childhood bereave- g ment, " I never forgive. " comes out. a plain; another nation admittedlv cancer and stroke; on TV or in the dialogue while actors mortally other than death and violence. But While there is not as yet a | religion and had come an impasse they get or hapless individuals whose ;! ment in professional journals and g "Then. I hope. sir. that you never And. underneath the cloud, or in it, Center Church Our Saviour Lutheran to mend political fences movies, death occurs primarily assault the living or violate the dead. those that do feature such topics as definitive explanation to account for ijij sin." about the definition of an "atheist." There he received adula deaths are secondary to the plot. This our collective response to death and g:i served as research associate for g Finally, one. a great di.sciple of foot­ raged MANCHESTER -Center among the young and most often by Movies, far more than television, death or the act of making dead tend :■ Courses by Newspaper's "Death | I do not believe that Jesus' words SOUTH WINDSOR -A welcoming tion bordering on worship has also been true in daytime televi­ violence in the mass media, we must ball .said, "1 have it. It is someone .sit­ A furious hattle, and men yelled, Congregational Church will have a family reception is planned for Sunday after mor­ violent means. are increasingly explicit in showing to be among the most popular and the (l and Dying; Challenge and g in the two verses following the I.ord's from throngs of people, sion, with the possible exception of weigh the questionable benefits of | ting on the fifty-yard line, watching and swords skating party Sunday at 2 p.m. at Charter ning worship at Our Savior Lutheran The experience of dying is often violent deaths. ,Wh films as ‘' Bonnie most financially successful. I Change." g Prayer need any explanation: something Peter, of whom Marcus Welby-like programs and the and Clyde," "Taxi Driver," and such entertainment against their in- g Southern Methodist play Notre Shocked upon .sv^'ords and shields, Oak rink. Later, there will be Church for those who recently were he claims to be profound and death can leave in its Elickering Rliie I’arenl 3 For if you forgive men their more recent programming of the dividual and social cos'-s. Dame, and not caring who wins." A price's banner refreshments for the skaters at 47 received into communicant membership. wake inconsolable grief and ruptured' "Straw Dogs" depict in color and successor, declined to soaps. .Children’s', cartoons, The mass media — especially On the positive 'ade, the mass tre.spasscs. your heavenly Father Wavered, than staggered Princeton St. They are Mrs. Thomas Wilenski and accept (read Acts 10:25), lives. Per.sonal and social adjust­ slow motion the detailed destruction will forgive you; but if you do nol A fellow-addict, watching the same meanwhile, show antagonists television — are powerful and per­ media can be a rjwerful means of ig game, who cared little for so-and-so backward, hemmed by foes. Mrs. Philip DiLeo, both of South Windsor, Another religious leader ment in the face of such loss are both of human beings, eclipsing the Questions forgive men their trespasses, neither Bolton Congregational maiming and incapacitating each vasive transmitters of our popular providing respr.isible death educa-; university and whose own alma A craven hung along the battle's Mrs. Carl Lesoveck of Rockville and Mrs. in exile was also in the new painful and diificult. These aspects meaning of the death itself. your heavenly Faflicr forgive your other in an endless variety of ways. culture. Some critics derisively label tion. Televijion programs like 1. What are the primary g mater had been shellacked the edge BOLTON —Lee Silverstein, director of Leonard McFarland Jr. of Vernon. for his encouragement of of death have traditionally been a Popular music directed at today’s tre.spa.sses." (Malthew 6:14.15j TV news programs, like other TV television as "the glass teat” and "Something for Joey,” “Dying,” ■ f vehicles of popglar culture? g And thought "Had I a blade of human services at Rockville General Hoz- anarchistic violence, while major theme and inspiration for youth also contains a morbid fascina­ previous Saturday by the squad under The evangelism committee of the openly aiming at becoming fare, submerge the human meaning "the flickering blue parent" to un­ "Death Be Not Proud,” and . 2. How is the aftermath of death g ForfiiM' Today discu.ssion. volunteered; keener steel — pital, will discuss "Alcoholism” Sun(jay at much of thq world’s great art and tion with death. Only a few years ago church is compiling a pictorial directory the "strongm an” in of death. Violent deaths from such derscore its significance in the lives "Holocaust" can teach us much j depicted in much of popular g There are two paintings in the That blue blade that the king's son the 10;45 a.m. Forum at Bolton architecture, literature and music. teenagers flocked to rock concerts to I Tm not saying that the football of its members to better facilitate religious government. causes as natural disasters, airplane of our children. One study of about the realities of death and dying : ; culture? g 1,/iuvre that arc closely related. In bears — but this Congregational Church. acquaintance within the congregation. players on the team are a bunch of il- Some of history Mlirtler aiid .Yluylieiii crashes, terrorism, or war are par­ hear Alice Cooper sing "I Love the children’s viewing habits reports at both the individual and societal ! 3. Why is TV called "the g the first is an outraged father with Blunt thing — !' He snapt and flung At the same hour, the Study Group will 'Hcrates who get paid under the darkest hours have In marked contrast, our popular ticularly newsworthy, while body Dead" while he assaulted a female that the average 10-year-old spends level. Our educational channels can ; : flickering blue parent"? g: uplifted hand ordering the wicked .son it from his hand, discuss “Your God Is Too Small” by J.B. mannequin or beheaded a likeness of table, but I am simply asserting that Second Congregational resulted from church/state culture treats death impersonally counts receive special attention. more time wati;hing TV each week furnish important guidance and sup-! 4. How might overexposure to :| out of the paternal house. In the And, lowering, crept away and left Phillips. entaglements. In himself. Today his place as master the first time their 240-pound MANCHESTER —"Warm Fuzzies” is while denigrating our human Such deaths are further deper­ than attending classes. Given the port for persons facing death and i I violent death affect us? g; background cower the weeping the field. Boy Scout Sunday will be observed American we have never necrophile has been taken over by luDbtK’k won his varsity letter, the theme of the Second Congregational responses to it. Prime-time televi- sonalized by the reports being denial and avoidance of actual death bereavement by documenting what I mother and the sisters and brothers. ■somebody had to read it to him." Then came the king's son, tomorrow at the church. The worship ser­ experienced oppression by such punk rock groups as The Sex Church celebration of church school, sandwiched between commercials or in everyday life, television and other research on the topic has shown. Answers The second scene shows the same wounded, .sore bestead. vice will include Holy Communion, and the state as dictated by a Pistols and Dead Boys. A l.ol o | (iiimllt-H beginning with an open house Thursday. other mundane items. media become important sources of Whether the mass media will con- S cottage and the .same humhie room And weaponless, and saw the the Rev. J. Stanton Conover will preach prevaiiing religion. Jesus Similarly, violent death is a staple 1. Television, movies, music g We rejoice that the United Way An hour of fun and fellowship, including a Contemporary movies also tend to death education — for better or for tinue to distort the the realities of i and the same father and mother and broken sword. unequivocally declared. theme of popular fiction. Murder and literature. g raised $I02„5.50 here in Manchester Taleottville Church film, begins at 7 p.m, in Fellowship Hall. My kingdom is not of this depict death as a result of violence worse. death and erode our ability to live j brothers and sisters. But the father Hilt-buried in the dry and sodden mysteries and espionage thrillers 2. Grief and sorrow are given ig and that the final allocation for us Snow date is Feb. 15. world, " John 18:36. May and brutality in the world. Top- Significantly, we, as media con­ and die meaningfully, or whether i; lies still upon the bed. the aloofness sand. VERNON—Boy Scout Troop 11 will par- compete to devise ever more only passing recognition. g was $109,077 from the tJreater Hart­ The celebration continues Feb. 11 with the world be freed from )trossing movies like "The God­ sumers, are more familiar with they become valuable transmitters ij of death upon his face. At the side of And ran and snatched it, and with tiinpate in the Boy Scout Sunday service titillating and ingenious methods of 3. Because of its.significance in g ford organization. It was voted by the special class displays after worship ser­ political meddling by father" and "Dirty Harry" are vir­ death by disaster than we are with of our vital cultural meanings of life j the bed, with her face buried in her hattle-shout tomorrow at 10;30 a.m. at Taleottville churches, and from killing the victim. Currently, we are the lives of our children. g vices. tual circuses of killing gore, death by disease. Children who have and death, is an issue of crucial im- j; Manchester Board ol Directors to Lifted afresh, he hewed his enemy Congregational Church, religious meddling bv witnessing a spate of disaster novels 4. It might lead us to | hands, kneels the molher with her divide thal amount this way: For information about church school, A recent phenomenon is the never attended a funeral or seen a port. This is particularly true since in •; children. The cottage door has just down. The Pilgrim Fellowship will meet at 6 states! in which both our technology as well overestimate the amount of ac- g f.'hild and call Judith Mohr, director of Christian ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show." A corpse have seen thousands of American society today our attitudes j And sayed a great cause that p.m. at the church, and the Study Group OWRCH OF GHMST as nature turn against us in the form tual violence and desensitize us to g been Hung open, and the reluming Family .Services Education, at 649-2863. Lyidalf and Vernon Streets midnight movie extravaganza of killings on television. Most of us toward death are likely to come from ji •1(24.000 heroic day." on "Healing from the Christian Perspec­ of nuclear power accidents and it. g tive” will meet at 8. ■ Phone: i know more about how to kill another the mass media rather than from a i PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Feb. 3, 1979 Obituaries Jury Is Deadlocked Author, Speaker, Artist Mrs, Kiivniond E. Bogiie MANCHESTER - Ruth Siggins Bogue. 64, of 39 Bryan Drive died In Rep. Flood Case Friday night at Mount Sinai Hospital in Hartford. She was the wife of Ray­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - A jury The note was the fourth the judge Chimney Sweep Cleans Up mond E. Bogue deliberating bribery charges against received from the jury in the second Mrs. Bogue was born in Rep. Daniel Flood, D-Pa., advised a day of deliberations. Manchester Feb. 19, 1914, and lived federal judge late Friday it was The jury also announced it was in town all her life. She was hopelessly deadlocked. a little cottage-type house near a the breakdown of our economic deadlocked at the end of Vh hours of By BARBARA RICHIV10ND employed as a secretary for Aetna The judge sent jurors back to their lake. In the spirit of Edgar Allen Poe, system,” he said. He is also working Life & Casualty, Hartford, for 18 deliberations, instructing them to try deliberations and Gasch responded lleruld Reporter he named his cottage “Lake’s End.” on a riiovie version of his book. years, retiring in 1977, to reach a partial verdict on some of by directing “the jury to continue "It was sort of a Walt Disney-type He said it’s just big enough for one Besides all that, he is also a She was a member of North United 11 felony counts. trying to reach a verdict.” relationship we had,” Paul Eno said person but also living with him are member of the Speakers Bureau and Methodist Church and the Jessie Earlier in the day, the jurors of his relationehip with an elderly his dog, cat, bird and fish and they all an artist. “The jury is deadlocked and there returned to the courtroom to refresh Sweet Circle of the church. She was a IS no evidence that we will ever be Scotsman who taught him the art of get along very well. Often his dog ac­ Offering a few chimney sweep y themselves on a New York rabbi’s member of Temple Chapter, OES, in able to reach a verdict,” the jury being a chimney sweep. companies him on his rounds and suggestions, Eno said homeowners Manchester; Ruth Chapter. OES, in testimony that he tunneled more than Eno, who now lives in Ellington, while waiting in the car he oc­ should avoid the burning of soft SP- foreman wrote in a note to U.S. $5,000 to the congressman. Pawcatuck; and Elisha Temple, m .a? District Judge Oliver Gasch after 6Vz was born and brought up in East casionally honks the horn to let it be woods in their stoves and fireplaces. Daughters of the Nile. hours of deliberations. The jury foreman also requested Hartford and he’s not what you would known he’s waiting. He said pine is especially bad. He’s sags: Besides her husband, she is sur­ Gasch told prosecutors and defense Information detailing changes in con­ call a run-of-the-mill chimney sweep. Chimney sweeps in England were planning to co-sponsor a seminar to vived by a daughter, Janice R. Bogue lawyers, "We spent three weeks on nection with the testimony of two Dressed in his stovepipe hat and pathetic figures, Eno said. They teach safety measures concerning of Manchester other government witnesses who said tails, Eno looks like a member of the worked from dawn to dark for wood-burning stoves. this trial and I hate to see it go down they gave payoffs to Flood, Funeral services will be Monday at the drain." clergy, and well he might be, he meager pay. Before all of the Those attending will be taught such II a m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, He called the jurors into the cour­ studied at the Orthodox Seminary in brushes and such were invented for things as how much they should 400 Main St., with the Rev. Earl R, troom and reminded them that "each The judge then summoned the jury New York. Meanwhile he technically use in cleaning the chimneys, such spend to buy a stove, how to avoid Custer of North United Methodist count charges a separate offense and and directed a court reporter to read is still a graduate student at Trinity devices as a large goose, lowered asphixiation and any other dangers Church officiating. Burial will be in that there is a possibility always that the panel a transcript of Rabbi Leib College, working on his master’s down the chimney by a rope, were associated with them. the veterans section of East the jury may return a partial verdict Pinter’s testimony, which encom­ degree in liberal arts. used. The goose would flap its wings Eno said since working on The former home of Hose & Ladder Co. 1 from storage there on Friday. The firehouse Cemetery. on any of the counts one way or the passes four of seven bribery counts Why do chimney sweeps wear the and the dirtier it was when it came chimneys in the area he has found a Friends may call at the funeral on Pine Street, Manchester, is shown with is being cleared in anticipation of use as a other." against the 75-vear-old congressman. stovepipe hats and tails? This seems up, the better the cleaning job was, lot of them are seriously weakened home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. Tem­ one of its bays open because town firefighter’s historical museum. (Herald like an unlikely getup for such a Eno said that many of the towns in by overuse. He said this occurred Defense lawyer Axel Kleiboemer Pinter, who is serving a two-year ple Chapter, OES, will conduct a departments were removing some equipment photo by Pinto) objected to the procedure, which messy job. Eno said the custom those days had ordinances which mainly during the 1973 ice storm as a memorial service at the funeral prison term for bribing the con­ developed in the 19th Century in required people to have their matter of necessity. created the possiblity Flood might be gressman, testified he gave between home Sunday at 8 p.m found guilty or innocent of taking England when chimney sweeps were chimneys cleaned so there was He said the fires burned for long Memorial contributions may be $5,000 and $6,500 to Flood aide popular but poor and the undertakers always plenty of work for the periods of time and the mortar in the some, but not all, of more than $50,- Stephen Elko for help in getting man­ made to the American Cancer ^ 'ie - Firehouse To Be Museum 000 in payoffs listed in the charges. felt sorry for them and gave them sweeps. chimneys actually melted and ty or the memorial fund of North power training funds for immigrant their hand-me-downs. But then the chimney sweeps dripped down on the wind shelf. Soviet Jews. United Methodist Church. Bv j i m : t o m p k i n .s LaFrance fire engine. Town ol maintenance costs. But the proposi­ Eno said the top hat does have a almost disappeared and they became He said if the room fills with Manchester Fire Department Depu­ Reporter tion was dropped pending a traffic purpose, however, it keeps the forgotten persons until recently. smoke when a fire is lighted, or if Esilier M. Gaudcltc ty Chief William D. Griffin said the study of a possible north-south The jury also refreshed itself MANCHESTER — Once the home Friday on ex-lobbyist Deryl chimney soot from falling into the Eno, who is 25 years old, has had soot and ashes are found in a room, MANCHESTER -Esther M. engine is in pretty rough shape, but is highway. eyes. articles and stories published. He or if there is a crust of soot around Potter Gaudette, 72, of 13E Carver of Manchester's first fire company, restoreable. That engine has been Fleming’s testimony he gave Flood the wooden building at Pine Strek As a museum, the building will He said the art of chimney has, and is, writing plays for the the fireplace, then these are signs Lane, died Friday at Manchester moved to the Spruce Street $1,000 in August 1972 and California and Hartford Road is about to house firefighting memorabilia and sweeping is an old trade that is being Connecticut Dance Theater and also that the chimney needs cleaning or at Memorial Hospital. firehouse. businessman William Fred Peters’ become the permanent home of items of which there are about 3,000 MANCHESTER- Harold A. Hahn, revived because of the increase in has written grants for non-profit least inspection. 3 Since the lacility was closed as a testimony he gave the congressman Mrs. Gaudette was born Sept. 18, firefighting relics. around the state with no central loca­ 66, of 238 Charter Oak St. was wood burning. He said there are so organizations. Even though Eno has only actually firehouse, it was recommended for $5,000 in June 1972. 1906. in Willington and had been a tion for display or storage. arrested Friday afternoon in connec­ many dirty chimneys that even if In addition, he is a member of the been chimney sweeping on his own Since the 80-year-old Hose Co. 1 use by the town's young adults, a Manchester resident for 31 years. there were 5,000 chimney sweeps, Psyclical Research Team of New for about four months, he has had moved into new quarters on McKee move which was vetoed in 1966 tion with the theft of two Social Before her retirement in 1971, she The town is currently preparing a Security checks from mailboxes at a which there aren’t, it would take England which is an informal some interesting experiences. He has Street in 1966, the old building has because the cost was considered too Chimney sweep, Paul Eno, holds one of the brushes he was employed at the Aldon Spinning lea.se which will permit the Connec­ Spruce Street apartment house. them 10 years to get caught up, association of clergy members and found all sorts of things inside the been used by the town as storage high. Also that same year, its sale Wallet Stolen uses in his work. Most of the equipment he uses is unique to Mills in Talcottville for 30 years. ticut Firemen's Historical Society, a A Manchester police officer said he John Ormsby, the Scotsman who students whose purpose is to work chimneys, such as bats’, birds’, She was a past president of the space. Besides some town equipment was recommended to eliminate acts non-profit group, to maintain and the way he cleans chimneys. His car, in the background, is stored there, there is an old observed Hahn taking mail from a During Birth taught the trade to Eno, has retired with people who are involved with bees’, and squirrels’ nests. Mansfield Veterans of Foreign Wars, of vandalism and to cut down on operate the building. mailbox and stopped him as he was and returned to his native country. the occult. He said one day he was working on also unique with its “brick” panels. (Herald photo by Rich­ a member of the Manchester VFW Eno said every sweep has his own mond) leaving the residence. A Social MANCHESTER - Thieves He worked with other people in the a house near the Center School in Auxiliary, the Manchester Army & Security check belonging to one of technique. "I developed his famous Bridgeport case of 1974 Ellington. He heard voices and Navy Club, and the WBA. She also sometimes choose unusual places to the residents of the apartment house (Ormsby’s) and then made changes which involved much poltergeist ac­ looked down to see a whole them from selling a house that has a was a foster grandmother at practice their favorite skill. At least trail systems. New Interstate 84 Plans was found in his possession and of my own.” tivity. He said this was probably the classroom of students, and their dirty chimney. He said those buying stay clean?. He spends at least one- that’s what Robert W. Dickerson, 30, He said there are so many natural Mansfield State Training School, and another check was found wadded up Eno, who is a writer, and also an foremost case of the 20th Century. teacher, observing him. He stopped half hour in the shower every day. of 224 School St. thought. homes should make sure the chimney wonders that people don’t know a member of the American Associa­ on the street where Hahn was artist, said he decided to study the During that time Eno made in his work to answer questions for Eno said that the old-time chimney Dickerson accompanied his wife, is cleaned before they buy it. about. To accompany his writings he tion of Retired Persons, the stopped, police said. He was held in art because the income of a writer is numerous radio and television the children. sweeps, who practically lived in their Manchester Senior Citizens, and the who was in labor, to Manchester And just so he won’t get bored for also plans to paint pictures along the lieu of $2,000 bond for court presenta­ very uncertain and because he was appearances. Any house that has had a chimney sure, Eno would like to do a New clothes, and almost never took a bath Westhill Gardens Social Club. Spare Shop Area, Homes Memorial Hospital Tuesday night. way. On top of all of this, Eno said he (baths were a luxury in those days) tion Monday. getting into the "intellectual He is now writing a novel based on fire will have a seriously weakened He changed from his street clothes England Journal-type book. He said plans to be married soon. His fiance She is survived by six daughters, doldrums.” the theme of a second Civil War chimney, Eno said. He said Realtors were subject to a type of skin cancer. By DONNA HOLLAND into a hospital gown in the labor he’d like to take a year off and live on is studying to become a veterinarian. Mrs. Leslie (Catherine) Phelps of land and the other for the westbound very pleased the route will make less Diane Luurtsema, 25 of 54 Wood- He moved to Ellington and lives in “which very well could be because of should be gotten after to prevent Yes, Paul Eno is definitely not Herald GorrespondrnI room. He left the labor room to the Connecticut and Rhode Island And how does a chimney sweep Springfield, Mass,, Mrs. Ronald lane. Routes 6 and 44A will be under of an impact than was first bridge Ave., East Hartford, was your run-of-the-mill chimney sweep. the stack. witness the birth of his 8-pound, 15- I Elizabeth I Hampson of Coventry, BOLTON — The state's newest suspected, " Ahearn said. charged with third-degree larceny Mrs. Robert (Lorraine) Billings of plan for Interstate 84 will spare the Notch Road will become a dead ounce son. When he returned to the “It's a hell of a better plan than Friday. Court date is Feb. 26. labor room to dress, he found his Springfield. Mass,, Mrs. Arthur Bolton Notch shopping center, area end at the bridge. The rail-road cor­ they had before. It's a real step James Generis, 18, of 456 Burnside (Hazel) Joslyn of Willimantic, Mrs. businesses and most homes previous­ ridor will remain intact for future wallet missing, forward. It will not radically change Ave., East Hartford, was charged Dickerson had no money — only Thomas (Esther) Alberti of ly slated for displacement. use. A new road will be built between the topography of Bolton. The change Abolish Grammar Rules, with second-degree failure to appear Manchester, and Mrs. James (Carol) The new path of Interstate 84 will the Whitehead and Stevenson homes credit cards — in the wallet, so he makes it more environmentally in court. Court date is Feb. 26. could laugh about the incident when Setski of Manchester; one brother, be north of ROute 6 and only three on Notch Road for access to Route 6. sound than it was before,” he said. F Linda A. Davis, 25, of Hartford, William Potter of Stafford Springs; he reported it to police and The homes are in its way. They are the There will be a traffic light at the end Ryba said he was told by DOT of­ was charged with an illegal u-turn of the road. Herald Friday. He had first reported 18 grandchildren and nine great­ home on the corner of Notch Road ficials that the 1-84 connector to 1-86 and operating while her license is Say English Professors the incident to hospital authorities grandchildren. and Notch Road Extension, the home Route 6 will become a “T” in­ in East Hartford probably will be suspended Friday afternoon on Main Funeral services will be Tuesday tersection where Routes 6 and 44A who failed to report it to police, he that houses the Finnish-Estonian Im­ started first, but both that link and Street. Court date is Feb. 20, said. at 11 a m. at the Holmes Funeral ports and Hanicrafts on Stony Road, now meet. There will be a ramp off the Bolton-to-Coventry section will By BOBBY RAY MII.LLR Home, 4(X) Main St. Burial will be in and the last home on South Road at Route 6 for access east on Interstate be finished at about the same time. I nilrd l*rcss Inlcriiiilional Buckland Cemetery the Route 6 end. 84, a ramp off Interstate 84 west onto Selectman Joann Neath criticized Nursery Signups Set Sentences. Grammar. No longer £ Friends may call at the funeral The plan was made public Friday Route 44A, and a traffic light at the Ryba and Ahearn for not informing practical. Old habits. Abolish them. home Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 by First Selectman Henry Ryba and end of the ramp. the remaining three members of the IV- If two English teachers at Eastern p.m The Manchester VFW Auxiliary State Rep. Aloysius Ahearn. Earlier Although no final decision has been BOLTON - The Bolton and also hear local people talk about New Mexico University get their Board of Selectmen about their visit tbeir occupations.” will hold a memorial service Monday in the week they visited the Depart­ made about Stony Road, it will to the DOT and the new conference Cooperative Nursery School is accep­ way, American students soon will be To register a child or for more in­ at 7:15 p.m. at the funeral home. ment of Transportation and insisted probably become two dead-end roads Friday. ting applications for the 1979-1980 taught to write much like that — no school year. There are two sessions, formation call Mrs. Hicks at 742-6831, Memorial contributions may be on being told the “straight facts” where it is crossed by the new Mrs. Neath, an opponent of the rules, no sentence structure. made to the American Diabetes about Interstate 84. highway. one on Mondays, Wednesdays and Mrs. Columbia at 643-2227 or the iHOIfillNCaHBTORIttLSOC. •lohnny can’t read. Why? Because highway, said, "If everyone’s inten­ Fridays and one on Tuesdays and school at 643-7454. Association, 17 Oakwood Ave., West The DOT expects approval of the South Road will pass over tion was to get the highway through Johnny won’t read. Don’t change Hartford. plan from the federal Environmental Interstate 84. Thursdays. Both sessions are from 9 Seoul Breakfast (Joncs-Tameih Mwlctf- House ) .lohnny. Then what? Change gram­ and have Bolton residents accept it to 11:30 a.m. Jeffrey A. Larsen Protection Agency by the end of the Maps.i showing the latest plan for by saying they won’t take away the Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts and mar. Better yet. Abolish rules. year. The highway project will then Interstate 84 through Bolton will be shopping center, it's nothing but a The head teacher is Anne Hicks. Webeloes will have breakfast Sunday c|840 Abolish punctuation. Particularly GLASTONBURY - Jeffrey A. She has been with the school for 13 Larsen. 23, of 33 Ridgewood St. was go to the design stage at the state on display in the town clerk’s office smoke screen to push the highway at 7:30 a.m. at Chandler Hall, Bolton HcmnNS the apostrophe. No difference in it’s identified by police Friday as the vic­ level, a three-year project. at the Community Hall beginning through." years. Janet Columbia is the assis­ Congregational Church. Sue ReU Walton Manic t/ and its. Apostrophe not useful. tim of a fatal crash on Hebron Bolton officials said if all goes well Monday, She said, “I really think it is out of tant teacher. She has been with the Guest speaker will be Bill Michaud Verbs. Adverbs, Nouns. Ugh. Who school for 10 years. cares anyhow? Zzz. Avenue Thursday night. the shovels should be in the ground in Ryba said a public hearing will be line. If we can avoid losing the shop­ of New Fairfield, director of the The school is housed in the educa- Word meaning. Images. Ahh. Larsen was bom Sept. 22, 1955, in four years but it will be eight years scheduled by the end of the month. ping center, that’s fine. I’m con­ Great Hollow Wilderness School. tion building behind Bolton That’s better. Freedom for the Manchester and lived in Granby until before the road is completed. Representatives from DOT will at­ cerned about it.” Boy Scout district officials will at­ Mrs. Dan M. Hicky, president of the miles east of Atlanta, is one of the largest According to Bolton officials, this tend. Congregational Church on Bolton tend, said Larry Pesce, Troop 72 writer Ain’t it beautiful? Words moving to Glastonbury in 1967. He But, she said, "I’m more con­ Center Road. It has been in existence Morgan County Madison, Ga., Historical areas of historical sites on the National is the latest plan prepared by the Both officials said they will keep cerned about the long term effects of scoutmaster in Bolton. Sylvia Green create images. People think images. was a 1972 graduate of Glastonbury for more than 20 years. Society, in front of the antebellum Register blocks in Georgia. (UPI photo) High School and attended Central DOT for Interstate 84: an eye on the project to keep people the highway such as pollution and will cook the breakfast. Or pictures. Not sentences. Children who will be three years of headquarters at Madison. Madison, a few Connecticut State College. At the Where Interstate 84 currently ends informed and to prevent rumors, salting problems on the ecology. The The apostles of this new discipline time of his death, he was employed in Bolton there will be a two-level "The important thing was to clear shopping center is only one of many age by Dec. 31,1979 are eligible to at­ are Stanley Berne and Arlene by New Trends Machine Co. of stack, one level for the eastbound up the questions and confusion. I’m problems” tend the school. AA Chapter Zekowski, associate professors of Glastonbury. He had moved to Mrs. Columbia said. “The children MANCHESTER — Emanuel Hill English at Eastern New Mexico Manchester last month. learn, play and work together with Chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous Homes Stand as Tribute University. Between them they have each child growing at his own pace. He is survived by his parents, will meet tonighLpt 8 in Luther Hall published 15 volumes of novels, short The children go on many field trips Robert and Lynn Schott Larsen of 347 Mayor Says GOP Wrong of Emanuel Lutheran Church. stories, poetry, plays and criticism. Arlene Zekowski Slanicv Berne Carriage Drive; a brother, Russell They want a new “grammarless To General’s Generosity language.” They say the 300 or so Larsen of Manchester; two sisters, MANCHESTER - Mayor Stephen Many of those who signed the designated projects, such as renova­ Glenda Larsen and Amy Larsen, both Penny said he was not name-calling rules governing English grammar Grammar, she said, “is elitism. I You know? petitions were members of the Rep- tion of the Green School for a senior are arbitrary and are so complicated of Glastonbury; his maternal grand­ when he referred to the "disaffected bulican Party of involved in the citizens center, if it has not been MADISON, Ga. (UPI) - The wish to destroy what is dead, lifeless Mind-boggling? Exactly! UAW Gives Boost quickly recite a brief history of prac­ Tours of the antebellum homes are they drive students away from and snobbish.” mother, M rs!.. Schott of Convent, persons” who signed the recent spent. antebellum homes of Madison, the The two authors want to merge Eighth Utilities District. tically every older home in Madison. arranged by appointment. literature, both reading and writing. N.J.; and his paternal grandparents, petitions about the Community "These are people who are never town that Sherman refused to burn, "Grammar and spelling,” Berne poetry with prose, using words to “I am to respond to the decision of She also knows the story of why Sher­ Mrs. Hicky guides bus tour Abolish the rules. Then Johnny will Mr. and Mrs. L.T. Larsen of Development program. happy with the Democrats — the peo­ the electorate,” Penny said. He and glisten in the morning sun like jewels said, are "the property of a once create images. They aren’t the first man spared Madison’s residences. passengers when they disembark at read. And write. They say. privileged minority class imposing Jamesburg, N.J. ple, who, by impulse, oppose you,” the other Democratic directors who To Wage Program waiting to be appreciated. Sen. Joshua Hill of Madison had to do it. Lewis Carroll, for examtJW, Madison following a trip from Atlan­ They want grammar abolished and its order on a willing majority The funeral is Sunday at 4 p.m. at Richard Weinstein, Republican Penny said. have proposed that decision have They stand back from the tree- known Gen, Sherman’s brother in wrote in the mid-1800s: ta. One of the places they visit is a they’re going on educational televi­ anxious to rise out of its own sup­ 'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves the Congregational Church of South town chairman, criticized Penny for Penny again spoke about the said that a ban on the program should WASHINGTON (UPI) - The A spokesman for the AFL-CIO, lined streets, sentinels of the past Washington before the Civil War, she the comment and said the citizens home whose interior decor has not sion with a series to demonstrate the posed ignorance and vulgarity, Did gyre and gimble in the wabe; Glastonbury. Burial will be at the Democratic Party directors decision mean an immediate ban including all United Auto Workers gave President which represents about 75 percent of just beginning to be discovered by said. Hill also was against Georgia changed in more than a century. who signed the petitions were exer­ Carter’s wage insurance program a need for the change. KENW-TV, Por- “The arbitrary rules are the cause All mimsy were the borogoves convenience of the family. that they will return all unused Com­ unspent funds. the nation s organized labor force, tourists traveling along Interstate 20, seceding from the Union. So when Some of the women who live in the cizing their constitutional rights. boost Friday, partly offsetting a two miles to the south. tales, N.M., an affiliate of PBS, will of the decline in interest in English,” And th( inome raths outgrabe. Friends may visit his parents' munity Development funds if the Penny said there is no difference criticized the plan Thursday. Sherman approached Madison after antebellum homes still use the The petitions seek a two-year ban negative labtjr reaction from the These are the homes that Yankee produce and distribute the series to Berne said. “It has already caused a home, 347 Carriage Drive, Glaston­ proposed ban is approved by town between the present-year funds and burning Atlanta 65 miles to the west. original furniture. educational television stations. bury, Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. on town involvement in the Com­ AFL-CIO. "The administration’s program soldiers were ordered not to burn in decline in literacy that is alarming. Ahh, but alas. You know, even voters. those funds for the two yeal's that provides limited protection to a Hill went down the road to meet him. In an interview in New York, the Memorial gifts may be made to the munity Development program. The Democrats have said this will Pat Greathouse, UAW vice presi­ 1864 by Union Gen. William T. Sher­ “Each one of these homes has a Teachers want to blame it on TV. But them words is a sentence. Y’know would be included in the ban. Thus, limited number of workers under His pleas that Madison’s homes be professors discussed their proposals it isn’t TV, It’s grammar that’s to Congregational Church of South "He was way off-base in saying I include the return of program money all money not used should be spent dent, told the House Ways and Means man on his “scorched earth” march spared were echoed by two other 'Gone With the Wind’ story,” she what I mean? confusing and inequitable conditions, and their latest books on the subject, blame. Glastonbury or the Society for Cats was name-calling," Penny said. that has been appropriated for after such a ban, he said. Committee the wage insurance to the sea during the Civil War. prominent Madison residents of that says. and even if it worked without a hitch, Ms. Zekowski’s “Image Breaking “There is a declining verbal in­ and Kittens. 165 Talcottville Road, program should be strengthened and Because of that order, some of time, George Jesup, who had known Rarisni Comliatted it could be incredibly costly and only A few tourists come in from Images" and Berne’s “Future telligence. We notice in our classes Vernon. passed quickly. Many labor contracts Madison’s 3,200 residents have a kind Union Gen. Ulysses Grant, and OSLO, NORWAY (UPI) - The transfer the bite of inflation from the Interstate 20 and take a walking tour Language.” that young people don’t speak what are expiring in the next few months, word now and then for the Yankee Nathaniel Greene. of the town. Mrs. Hicky said many of Church of Norway’s Council on he said, and bargainers need to know private sector to the taxpayer,” said general, whose name for more than a ‘Who needs grammar?” Berne we call English. They don’t ar­ Foreign Relations has voiced support Car Tax Payments Expected Kenneth Young, AFL-CIO legislative According to Mrs. Hicky, there are them are disappointed when they dis­ asked. “Did God give grammar to Masked Boy Robs what to expect from the government. century has been anathema in the ticulate well. for continued participation of the director. at least 35 homes in Madison that cover that tours of the homes must Moses on the mountain?” “The 7 percent pay guidelines have South. “The language changes. We must church in the World Council of School Cafeteria pre-date the Civil War and many be arranged in advance. “It’s the whole cancerous struc­ MANCHESTER — The town’s tax supplemental tax has been in effect, A year ago, the town sent bills for been used to restrain the pay of The Yankee troops destroyed the recognize that and adapt to it. Old Churches’ controversial Programme more that were constructed in the ture of the English language,” Ms. GLASTONBURY —A youth with a collector expects this year’s collec­ James Turek, collector of revenue, about $4.32,000 in supplemental motor many workers already,” Greathouse railroad running through the town, Madison's visible ties with the past English was a beautiful language. So to Combat Racism but voiced con­ KOCLS l•iIlll 19th century, Zekowski said. knit hat covering his face ran into the tion of supplemental motor vehicle .said. vehic'le taxes. About 95 percent of said. “These workers have been along with a cotton gin and a cloth Mrs. Hicky's husband, Dan, a has attracted the attention of movie was Middle English. Just look at cern at the political motivations at­ But what about the grammarless Beowulf and Chaucer. But people Glastonbury High School cafeteria taxes will be on a par with that of a that figure — more than $400,000 — asked to rely on the promise of real MANCHESTER - "Film Nighl" factory. “They were burned,” says retired Air Force colonel and a makers. Three movies have been tached to the Programme’s grant to language? today can’t understand it easily, if at Friday afternwin, grabbed about $200 year ago. Before the tax was established, it was collected, Turek said. wage insurance to protect them sponsored by (he Family Oricniod Mrs. Dan M. Hicky, “but none of the native of Madison, as is his wife, says filmed in the past two and a half the guerilla Patriotic Front of “It’s already been adopted,” Berne all. The language has changed since of the day's receipts and fled, police The tax, a new one developed for was possible for someone to This year, the town sent bills for should inflation exceed 7 percent this Childhirth Information Society homes. They were ail spared.” many of the town’s older homes are years, with a fourth, ”a comedy Rhodesia. reported Friday night. said, "We’re professors of English. them. It hasn’t stopped changing. motor vehicles registered between purchase a motor vehicle and then about $500,000 in supplemental motor year." I FOCIS) will he held Monday a( 7:3(1 As a result of Sherman’s generosi­ being saved by outsiders from the about a boys’ camp,” to be made Scripture Circulated The male youth, described as about Oct. 2 and June 30, is due in January. not be taxed on it for more than a vehicle taxes, he said. Turek es­ Greathouse said the program p.m. in the eonlerenee rooms al ty, Madison has one of the largest soon. The last movie filmed here was We are concerned with the idea of English teachers have to change. Atlanta metro area. “Young couples expressing feelings. Arbitrary rules 16-years-old, took the money off a This is the second year the year. timated that the collection level will should be strengthened by extending Manchester Memorial Hospital. National Register blocks in the state, one for television only, called We’ve got to gear up or go under.” NEW YORK (UPI) - The are coming down fro.n Atlanta, of grammar prohibit that. If English desk while it was being counted by a be about the same as last year’s 95 it for more than just one year, and bv says Mrs. Hicky, who is president of “Summer of My German Soldier.” "Look in any newspaper or American Bible Society has reported fixing up these homes and living in teachers don’t realize it and begin magazine,” said Ms. Zekowski. that nearly 12 million copies of Scrip­ cafeteria employee at 1:45 p.m., percent collection rate. Thus, the liberalizing its coverage through the Morgan County-Madison them,” he said, Industry also has discovered teaching that way, they’re going to “Look at the advertisements. They ture have been openly and legally cir­ police said. total amount collected will increase such methods as allowing low income liiloii ,S|or> H o u r Historical Society. Hicky describes Madison as "the FOCIS Accepts Signups Madison, which for years has been a lose touch with the reality of the must communicate to sell. Many culated in Eastern European since over that of a year ago. workers to receive the tax credit MANCHESTER The education The town may have more surviving town that Sherman refused to burn.” quiet farming community sur­ MANCHESTER - The Family The cla.sses are free and open to He did not have exact figures on antebellum homes of any place its language. They’re already In danger advertisements don’t use sentences the end of World Wai* II. even if they receive wage increases eommiKee of Hie M.inehesler .hinior As a result, he says, “ it remains an rounded by dairy and cattle interests. of losing touch.” Oriented Childbirth Information the public. Preregistration may be collection, but the totals should be of more than 7 percent. size in the South, not only because or grammar. They use words to Women's Cluh will eondiiel slorv outstanding example of the pre-Civil A $20 million plant that will manufac­ “Arbitrary sentence structure is Old-Timer’s Dehut .Society (FOCIS) is now accepting made by contacting Catherine Foote, available later, this month. Under the Carter plan, workers Sherman declined to burn them hut create images. And they are hours al the Whilon Memorial War South.” ture plywood is under construction. logical,” Ms. Zekowski said. “But successful.” registration for its February series registrar, 127 Mountain Spring Road, The state Motor Vehicles Depart­ who accept wage settlements within also because they are being lived in HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Eva Le Library. 85 N. Main SI., which will be Only the Madison-Morgan Cultural Madison’s greatest potential, the brain isn’t logical. You don’t “Do you believe in progress?” Ms. Gallienne, who celebrated her 80th HARThORD — The winning of classes in Expectant Parent Tolland, telephone 875-9443, or by ment will not register any vehicle the maximum 7 percent guideline and well maintained, she says. Center and the Manley House, which number drawn Friday in the Connee- held Tuesdays :il 10:30 a.m. T|i,. however, may be her homes, whose think in sentences. You think in Zekowski asks herself in her latest birthday this month, will play her Plducation. The clas.ses, which meet writing to FOCIS Inc., Box 748, whose owner failed to pay the would receive a tax credit to offset Mrs. Hicky, whose mother-in-law’s serves as the historical society’s architecture is a silent industry, a tieut daily lottery was 994 progi ams ;iie open lo children ages 3 terms of patterns and images. It’s book. Then she answers: “Once upon first major screen role in “Ressurec- weekly begin Tuesday, Feb. 6. Manchester, Conn. (Xi040. .supplemental tax, Turek said. inflation of greater than 7 percent. lo 5. and will begin Feh. (i. home is a stately antebellum, can headquarters, are open to the public. gift of Gen. William T. Sherman. random association.” a time ago. But now nevermore,” tion.” PAGE.TEN - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Feb. 3, 1979 EVENING HERALD, &L., Feb. 3, 1979- PAGE ELEVEN News for Senior Citizens ■~)Fire Guts Historic Inn w » I DEERFIELD, Mass. (DPI) — In hundreds of thousands of dollars." villafvillage and students from nearby the past the century-old D^rfield Authorities said a longtime Old Deerfield Academy formed a human All StopgShops open Sunday 9 am-smti Rv W \l.l.\ FOKTIN members to get vanced ceramic class; 10 folks can receive such ser­ Inn lodged the late Nelson Deerfield resident and waitress at chain from inside the smoke-filled Hi I At one time not too acquainted. It's just an old a.m., kitchen social vices as Social Security, Rockerfeller, Jordan's King Hussein, the inn, Annette Novak, 65, died of a building, passing priceless paintings, long ago I was talking fashioned get-together games; noon, lunch; 1 and Gregory Peck. Now it stands heart attack at Farren Memorial silver, chandeliers, plates, and about needing some help where you brag about your Medicare and Supplemen­ p.m., pinochle games. Bus tal Security Income. gutted by fire in this historic western Hospital in Greenfield within an hour crystal hand-over-hand to the street. Money-saving special on meaty, delicious ham! from our senior men when grandchildren, tell stories pickup at 8:15 a.m., return We want to express our Massachusetts village. after collapsing at the scene of the there were 21 guest rooms in the renovations were to start and exchange hobbies. It trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. heartfelt condolences to “ It was just a horrid situation," fire . inn’s upper floors, Wharton said, at the Oreen School. When all starts at 10 a.m.. ending Tuesday: 9 a.m.. bus for the family of Elizabeth J. Hugh Wharton of Historic Deerfield The innkeeper, Jerry Jacobson, which were destroyed. The Mr. Mankey, the architect at ntxtn when many stay for shopping and square dan­ Turkington Wilson who Jnc. said of Thursday night’s fire, was treated for smoke inhalation. downstairs lobby, parlors, dining responsible for the a delicious lunch. To join, cing. noon, lunch; 10 a.m., died this week. which firefighters battled for more Fire department officials believed roon, snack bar, and storage areas renovations, gave us the just drop in. oil painting class; 1 p.m., International \fear of the ChW : than 3 hours in bitter, sub-freezing the blaze started as a stove grease were heavily water-damaged. green light to go into the Al.so in the m orning, we .Menu f(»r \\'c«‘k income tax help. Bus temperatures. fire which then spread through the The inn was built in the 1880s. building and so a number of have a health clinic with returns from shopping and Monday: chicken “ The two top floors are gone com­ antique-filled, woodframe building to Wharton called it "one of the newer Copyright U.S. Postal Service IJ 79 C ooked H am free consultations and jobs that should be a vegetable soup, tuna salad senior bowling league at pletely and the bottom floor is the a ttic. buildings in town" in the village blood pressure tests. Just Parkade Lanes. valuable help for the con­ sandwich, Jell-0, questionable." Wharton said Friday. Staff members from the historic more than two centuries old. Collectors^ Corner ShankPortioii tractors and possibly save call the Manchester Public beverage. W e d n e sd a y: 9 a .m ., He said damage could reach “ several Water Added some money. I put out the Health Nurses Asstx'iation Tuesday: Hamburger on health clinic by appoint­ callcfor help. for an appointment. bun, cole slaw, cookies, ment; 10 a.m., pinochle Garnish with pineapple slices and bake Help. I got. On any given We also have pinochle beverage. games; Friendship Circle Issue Scheduled with Stop & Shop ham glaze. day over the last couple of games. The winners: Vin­ Wednc.sday: Chicken ala and crewel embroidery Dental Health Week Slated weeks, we had anywhere cent Borello 605, Ed Scott king on buttered noodles, class; noon, lunch; 12:45 MANCHESTER - The slogan from 12 to 20 men show up 601. Grace Windsor 590, mixed vegetables, bread p.m., bridge games; 1 town during this week, w ith .some describes what to do if a tooth is Oii Child’s Year lb "Smile. America!" has been chosen with hammers and crow Mike DeSimone 588. Bill and butter, dale muffin, p.m,, craft class. events scheduied for the entire knocked out of the mouth, will be dis­ for National Children’s Dental »v KIIS.S MiuKKM IKICK Fresh U.S. Grade ATurkeys K 89^ bars. There was plenty of Stone 587, Josephine beverage. Thursday: Noon, lunch; month. tributed to all local .schools, park and Health Week, which will be observed A USPS stamp for the International Year of the Child work to be done — it would Schuetz 587, Lu cille Gold­ Thursday: Baked stuffed 1 p.m.. Valentine Day Par­ F>cnts scheduled at the local recreation centers, and the next week, Feb. 4 to lu. Dr. Cathlccn will be issued on the 15th of this month at the Children’s! keep our crew going for a man 578. Bert Turner. 569, manicotti with meat sauce, ty. Bus pickup at 10 a.m., .schools w ill include; the displaying Manchester Memorial Hospital. ' * i^ £ w not more tha^26% fat Kowalski is the chairman in Hospital in Philadelphia. It will be a" 15-cent com­ 26%*Ground Beef *1.39lb few eeks. George l,ast 568. John Gai­ tossed salad, broccoli, return trip around 3 p.m. of poster-calendars in the The Manchester Evening Herald, Manchester. memorative in shades of brown, intaglio printed, showing However, this gang ly 563. bread and butter, F r id a y : 9 a . m .. classrooms, discussions by in cooperation with the Manchester Mayor Stephen T. Penny ■ has youngsters from the four corners of the earth. The doesn't know the meaning After a nice lunch, we blueberry tart, beverage. beginners ceramic class; Manchester dentists on good dental Dental Society, will publish six ar­ proclaimed next week Children's designer was Paul Calle of Stamford who also did the of a coffee .break or rest have a craft class and Friday: Pea soup, ham 10 a m,, kitchen social health, and the showing of the film ticles on dental topics of interest to Dental Health Week and urges all “ Retarded Children Can Be Helped" stamp in 1974 (Scott period. Believe me, they bridge games. Our craft .salad on rye bread, chilled games; noon, lunch; 1 "The Haunted Mouth." the general public. citizens and com m unit y No. 1549), ’ pul us young fellows to class will be looking for fruit, beverage. p.m., setback games. Bus The Manchester High School thes- To focus on the theme "Smile, ouim organizations to join in this obser­ The "Child” is meant to draw attention to the declara­ R I RoastKliV shame. Work they did. and .some women to help make pickup at 8:15 a.m.. return pian group will perform denfal skits America! " with this year's emphasis S clictliilc fo r \\ cck vance. tion of the United Nations General Assembly making 1979 we are now at the point costumes for the variety trip s at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. at the clem entarv .schools on proper nutrition, a display will be M ondav: 9 a m ., ad­ The Manchcstei- Dental Society is “ a year of concern for the present condition and future where we can't do much show. Winners for bridge The pamphlet and po.ster entitled .set up in the junior section of the ■sponsoring special program s in the well-being of the world’s children." White GemXhicken $H "i C more until the contractors were Marge Kayser 4.070, ■‘You Can Save That Tnotli' ", which Marv Chenov Library this month. This production seems to be jumping the gun on an Qhicken Legss«,r77b Breasts 2-2 '/2 lb pkg. I . I D k come in. Once that is com Rene M aire 3.840, Irene issue with the same theme that has been announced by pletcd. then our gang will Foisey 3,530. Betty Granna the United Nations Postal Administration for release on be called back to finish the 3,500. Kay Bennett 3.050, IF AN'*® 4^ May 4. It will be a bigger deal than ours with two New job. M arge M cLaine 2,990. Sliced Fresh Pastromi York and two Geneva stamps plus a souvenir sheet. The STOV So for now. fellows, we Next Thursday, for our the stops Shop , well-known UNICEF will be the lead agency for coor­ OtlE'” ' sincerely thank you Fun Day. we will have a iritere are lots of reasons why Available in stores ’ In a dinating the activities of the International Year of the Because of your efforts we Valentine Party at 1:30 with a service deli. 1.89. Rocking a m Child (lYC), whose aim is to bring disadvantaged :S , w ill be able to saved money p.m. Admission is one Ranter 3 I EMillMMiMMMiMiarawMIttinaMirinaiM children “ into the stream of progress and enable them to for new carpet on the main Valentine. We will have I H>ulllllfW»MaMrM««ra>NdlAVSUtt.i>' take part fully in the development of their societies. ” floor. surprise entertainment opt n lAAdAcilyiaM M Ihi M While we are philatelically in the area of the UN, it Sunday is the date for plus dancing to the big I F^ices effective African ...... do b etter® Sua Feb. 4 • Sat, Feb to. In laimess to al ■ H M M V fC U t should be noted that they came out with four nice-looking f tryouts for our variety band records led by Helen ■ MVNOf M C M i 272 inch pot definitives on Jan. 19, and they have announced another our customers we reserve the rigN to Init sates to show. We re looking Vice and Bea Maher. With O Filled W ithD Filled With£J Pilled three packages of any item except wnere otherwisv noted. Super Savings Boohlet With 0 Filled set of stamps for the 9th of March. These w ill be in honor Items offered for sate not availabte in case lots or to other dealers or forward to many new faces Goodies w ill be served by Super S.ivmgs Booklet Super Savings Booklets With □ Filled Super Savings Booklets Super S.ivings Booklets of UNDRO (the United Nations Disaster Relief Office) wtiolesateis ‘Copytlglil 1979 b/ SI«H Shop Supeimaikeli Ml righls rpseived Nol respoiraJjle loi typo^aphical Brora. to join with our regulars. our kitchen crew. SO' which began operations in March of 1972. The designs and VA The action w ill start at 2:30 Don't forget that every colors of the stamps are meant to symbolize "disaster" p.m. at the center. Please I |siopA Shop Coupon M h 7 m 1 5 | Tuesday afternoon we have and they do just that. don't be bashful — we need some capable gentlemen With this coupon and a 57.50 puictiase One llfJ Ct Box One-32 o: ctn UN collectors should get hold of a copy of their .vou. with us to help with our in­ VANITY Expanded Fact Sheet No. 31. It has the year's calendar in This week will start come tax. It's free and MINUTE toto on the front page with red dots showing when the new 12oz. pkgofe J another busy schedule. takes place from 1 to 4 FAIR MAID iFlree! stamps come out. Pages 2 and 3 give the story behind Tuesday morning, we start p.m. Facial Tissue Chilied-Oranqe Juice each type, and the back page shows all the denoniinations I STOP & SHOP Regular or Split our oil painting class. We told you a few weeks _ 0 of each issue and the last day of sale for some older ones Beginners should make the ago that we were going to — like the last day that you can get "Smallpox " is March first class. On Wednesday bring back a 50-cent lunch ■ ENGLISH MUFFINS 31st, ■ Good Sua. Feb. 4 - Sat, Feb. 10. Limit one per cuslomef. morning, it's our crewel on Tuesdays through the 4*,»u Our USPS could learn from this, as it is easy to miss embroidery class and new month of February. We r* 5ZV, Bakery the boat when we get the news piecemeal. V Stop stop & Shop - RegularRe or Split -1 2oz package of 6 2 7 5 members are invited to coumr FARM nuK shop: m \ start Tuesday from noon to T« U f Shiiiptrt: Effactin MraiRr Kruat-Storg Siicod t" First-day cancellations of the four kids may be had join. Both classes run 10 12:30 p.m . ’This special is 25. A&P WIN no longer give Gold Bond P A S T R A M I . *1®® throughout the month of March. The “ customer-affixing- Slops Shop Coupon a m. to noon each week. KrMu-Stori SUcod offered to reach people Stamps in our stores. Meanwhile, we Witti this coupon and a S/.50 purchase------Happenings at the center stamps" orders should be addressed to "First Day Stop & Shop who live within walking m il uuiiiiiiue lO give stamps so you LIVeRWURST ,M°* Cancellations. Postmaster, Philadelphia, PA 19104 I start with our Tuesday distance. can fill Gold Bond booklets for use on ■vEflrLdAF S .*1 " while the postal-service-affixing-stamps orders go to Jrade A afternoon bowling league. Once again, our big bus Super Savings Specials we will offer Blad lirlo i ^ I b Grade A The results: Class A high Loin "International Year of the Child Stamp," same post­ Dozen must take a day off and go every week until February 24th. AMERICAN CHEESEb*!®® F m aster. triple. 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Tampons CUSSIRED AD ANYTIME W HITE«;SV9^ $1 vaccine, given variously in the abdomen, hip, and lower O l* * bag Maine 9 0 0 C ITl Me 1 back, the new vaccine will be administered only five "64" iC 9 C l times in the shoulder. Size i * POTATOES / 1 ' Blby / - 'i lody Winkler said about 35,000 people seek treatment to Good Sua, Feb. 4 • Sal, Feb 10. Limit one per cuslomer. '{>s- Shampoo rowdar protect them against rabies each year in this country, JPoCatoes With Coupon I Produce | l Culliiilic (fi.i) Venora 8 2-2 18 King 2 Louis and then with Detroit and Buf­ knowledge of the rules questioned. Venora's two charily tosses with two 2-4 6. Pagani 3 2-2 8, Murphv 11 4-4 26. Ra- to the big occasions — make the 26- Grand Prix Master’s loss to boy- usually plays with the heaviest doubts about his ranking. Mark Murphv's 12-foot rightside "We did a super job on defense. falo before winding up with Boston All jayvee officials think they should seconds left giving the Eagles a slim danl 2 0-0 4. Ayer 03-4 3. Totals 26 13-16 65 year-old Illinois native the outstan­ wonder John McEnroe at the Tennis racquet on the pro tour. He tak e., a "I thought Borgie had me,” he baseline jumper at the buzzer lifted The kids played with super intensity. this season. be working varsity games im­ Ibe Eagles to their fourth eonferenee 34-33 halftime advantage. Maybe they did give a little bit more Sinilli Ciiiiiiilii’tfi.'l) Pinone6 11-12 23, ding player of his time — and Games Feb. 12-18 at the Mission Hills basic Wilson T-2000 then wraps strips said. “Ifdidn’t look too good for me Zagata 5 0-0 10. Parrotta 8 0-0 16. Tosi 01- For every game Barnes misses, mediately but at least a full two or win in eight outings. East is 10-6 Pinone had 10 .second-period tallies because Pete wasn't there." Penders and he's missed quite a few for an possibly of all-time. Country Club in Palm Springs, Calif. of lead around the head and upper after Wimbledon, but then I came on 2 1. Mozzicato 2 0-2 4. Collins 3 2-4 8, Hunt three-year training period is a must. In 1978 Connors won 68 of his 75 overall The setback was the Rebels' to finish the hall with 15 points while speculated. assortment of reasons, he’s docked Connors, playing with a blistered shaft. Opponents have called the strong.” 0 0-0 0. Williams 0 0-0 0. Dolin 0 1-2 1. matches and won 30 of 34 against lirsi in lire basketball play a'ter six Venora and Murphx' each totaled 14 Murphy hatl 26 points and Venora Totals 24 15-22 63 one day's pay - $6,000. foot, was forced to retire in the se­ racquet a sledgehammer. That is the bottom line on Jimmy Off the Cuff players ranked in the top 20. He wins and sends them to 11-3 overall markers in the opening 16 minutes It's hard to believe that a honest cond set of the Grand Prix giving the "It all depends on how I feel the Coniiors. With his manners, his heart Manchester’s Kip Blake placed earned $317,641, third behind Bjorn or his racquet, he comes on strong "H's nice to get the monkey finally for the Eagles working man in his right mind would win to McEnroe. morning of a match.” he 'aid. "If I third in this week's Connecticut Ski Bore onri Vita.s G erulaitis, but off our back. " voiced a happy East There were eight more lead swaps lay out some of his hard-earned in the third (|uarter with East taking Council race competition at Coach Jim Penders. "What an effort. money to see Barnes play baskctbail. Southington. Blake paced the field in There just aren't enough adjectives a 50-48 edge into the final eight The NBA and the Celtics would the opening week. Six more Monday to desiTibe the feeling. minutes Murphy's two free throws both be a lot better off without night races are on the eight-week Joe’s World "This makes us a team And to with 30 sci'onds left in the canto Barnes. Baseball Series slate. Brian Clavette and Kim Tyler think we did it shorthanded ' East snaiqied a 48-48 tic. Barnes is the same fellow, a The Eagles opened up their widest of the local club grabbed eighth and By Joe Carman was without starting forward Pete college All-American, who rounded 18th places in the large field...There Kiro. nut with an injured ankle in lead of the evening at 58-52 with 3:05 up a number of his former team­ left in the final period as Joe King has to be more than meets the eye in Film Dramatic practice Thursday, while guard Mark mates and booked a number of Brad Selwood’s sudden decision to Pagani played at "about 85 percent " converted both ends of a one-and-one. games in New England after his final But the Rebels fought back to tally 5 retire from hockey at the mid-point NEW YORK (UPI) — Los Angeles Dodgers’ shortstop Bill Rain & Rain & Rain with a contusion of the hip suffered in year with the Friars. in the season with the Wh’alers in the Tuesday's win over Prince Tech unanswered points. Manchester was one stop on his Russell hits Yankee designated hitter Reggie Jackson on the hip Sophomore Kyle Ayer hit both ends thick of the race...East Catholic with the ball in a controversial 1978 World Series play and New BWl'.XliJlWMl'-VJiJ Murphy, who missed a baseline schedule to play the East Hartford High's football future dimmed when jumper at the buzzer at the end of of a one-and-one for a 60-57 East edge York manager Bob Lemon is Iving the scene all over again. Explorers at East Catholic High’s Mark Buzeek, a defensive tackle, Tickling Fish regulation which could've won it for but Joe Mozzicalo hit a field goal, gym. The film clip was the opening shot "Ma, you may not believe me, but missing the attempted three-point notified school officials the family out. LaSorda and Lemon were wired that’s fact. In Scotland, they call it 3 East, "had more control on this shot Before the opening tap, Barnes of 364 scenes depicting the Yankees’ My late mothe-in-law was a blunt play, .Ayer then hit one of two from would be moving to San Diego. John for sound during the series. "giddlin” fish, and more poachers And what a shot for him to stick in ' tried to hold up the game promoters LaFontana, who quit as head coach six-game victory over Los Angeles in no nonsense Yankee from enthused Penders. the charily line with Mike Collins for more money, but after holding up a movie covering the heroics of the Eight cameras and a crew of 20 Massachusetts, She had a great, dry use it to take trout and salmon than knotting it for South with seven recently, said Buzeek was the lad the grourid out more than 80,000 feet of any other method, besides netting The Eagles fell behind early by a 9- the start of play, he finally made an team would be built around. Buzeek fall classic. sense of humor, but called her shots 6 count. But two hoops by standout seconds left in regulation as he pop­ appearance. Present at the premier showing of film in 37 hours of shooting at Yankee just the way she saw them. them,’’ I answered, and then ped home an offensive rebound. was an All-HCC selection...East and Dodger Stadiums. proceeded to describe the modus guard Mark Murphy and another by He gave a half hearted effort and Catholic shot at a .611 percent in the movie at the Circle Gallary in the My love affair with fishing, es­ Venora put East in front in the his club was soundly beaten. Ken openandi. hot-shooting forward Bob Venora puf drubbing Prince Tuesday night, with Soho section of New York were pecially fly fishing for trout, was 'a East in front. 12-10. with 3:15 left in overlime with a bucket before Mayfield, the former local man who Lemon, Yankee President A1 Rosen, source of amusement to her. She The fisherman (?) using this a brilliant 11 for 12 showing in the method has to have an absolute the opening canto. Collins knotled it with 12 seconds. was up with the New York Knicks for first baseman Chris Chambliss, out­ could not understand why I needed East called timeout and set up fourth quarter in field goal knowledge of the stream, or river, Venora dumped in a field goal from a brief fling, played opposite Barnes attempts...The Eagles were 17 for 28 fielder Rdy White, Hall of Famer all those sticks, lines, feathered the left side with 20 seconds left as Murphy's winning hoop. and really gave him a lesson. Monte Irvin of the baseball com­ watcha-ma-callits and a vest that from which he is going to take fish. in the first half. He must know every lie, and holding East erected a 20-15 edge after one Pinone paced South with 23 points Speaking of the Explorers, Ray missioner’s office and Ed Stack, weighed 90 pounds. She was con­ SPORTS spot, close to the bank of the stream quarter. Venora and Murphy each before fouling ouf lafe in the fourth McKenna's classy combine will be End of the Line president of the Baseball Hall of vinced I would never come up, if I he is going to work. had 8 points in the stanza. ‘ quarter with Mark Parrotta and Bob shooting for the .500 mark in New Fame at Cooperstown, N.Y. fell while wading a stream. Readers dissatisfied with the SLATE While approaching the undercut Zagaja chipping in 16 and 10 markers Engiand play Sunday night when they The opening scene is most Many years ago, 1 was yearing m University of Connecticut basketball bank of the stream, the "giddier” respectively. Pinone. who dominated entertain league-leading Springfield dramatic as Russell, trying for a do- over the acquiring a second Usian fly television arrangement should com­ WEEKEND TEEVEE lies full length along the edge, with the boards in South's early season at 8 at East Hartford High. The ble play, hits Jackson while he’s in rod. (This was a cane rod made by a' plain to John Toner and the UConn Saturday his bare arm immersed in the water \xin over East, wasn't in complete Explorers are 4-4 record-wise. the baseline. The play is shown from master rod maker named Nat Hagler Battles Board of Trustees. The pay teevee NHL: Detroit vs. up to his elbow or higher, his head control this lime. several camera angles and zooms in Usian). My desire for this rod Double Duty pact has left a number of UConn I’ittsliiirgli, 2 — CI1.22 motionless over-looking the water. Seales Tonight grads and followers of the basketball on the Dodgers, led by Manager Outdoorsinan, 2 • Cli.,30 showed up quite often in my conver- Tommy LaSorda, arguing with the ■sation, and I’m sure I b o r^ people From here on in ... he doesn’t move a Mike Crispino, former Recreation team in an uproar...Carl Silver WCT Tennis, 2:.’I0 — muscle. umpires that Jackson was out of the talking about how much I wanted BOSTON (UPIi - Southpaw Department aide, is now wearing two reports 1,350 youngsters signed up 4 ill. 18 Knowing a fish is generally in this hats at two area radio stations as an baseline and should have been called one, and how close I was to acquiring slugger Marvin Hagler. whose hope Whalers Win for the Rec Department’s summer Sports Speetariilar, 3:.30 "lie,” it doesn’t take long to spot one. for a shot at the middleweight boxing announcer. The local man was a glue­ soccer program, the figure slightly — Ch.3 it through saving all my odd change. Getting off an increditable 52 shots My mother-in-law, each time I "The giddier” very slowly inches his title has been placed on the back fingered end at East Catholic High more than a year ago...New target Pro Bowlers, .3:.30 — on goal, the New England Whalers brought the subject up, would look at hand, bit by bit, until it is under the burner, meets Olympic gold medalist during his schoolboy career as well date for the opening of the West Side (;ii.8,40 stopped Quebec last night at me perfectly deadpan, and ask how trout or salmon’s belly. Ever' so Sugar Ray Seales Saturday in a bout as a hard-hitting outfielder with the Rec is March 1. Bleachers will be in­ ( Basketball ] Rasketlinll: St. Ronaven- Springfield in fhe WHA. 4-1, and close I was to buying my "useless” carefully, and slowly, he brings his between the top contenders for the baseball squad ...Ed Batagowski, one stalled to accomodate between 250 tiire vs. Providenee, .3:.30 fingers up so that they are just crown moved into a lie for first place with •of the top three basketball officials in and 300 spectators,..Work on tbe — (ih.20,.30 rod. I’d say "Usian" ... she’d say the losers. O.K., and ... five minutes later she’d touching the fish’s underbelly, the Hagler. 42-2-1. is undefeated in -Connecticut, worked the East basketball court at the West Side IDLING I'GA (lolf, .3 — Ch..3 way a stone or rock would scrape three years and will be meeting After a scoreless first period. Real Catholic - Prince Tech game here Oval will start in the spring while Getting 11 and 10 points respective­ Vi ide World of Sports, 5, be calling it a "useless" rod. There’s a message there. against it. Moving his fingers in a Seales for the third time Hagler out­ Cloutier gave the Nordiques a short­ Tuesday night and then went into nothing is now on the schedule to im­ ly from Frank Marandino and Mark (;ii.8,40 lived 1-0 lead. One day we were sitting around the gentle motion along the belly (this pointed Seales in August 1974, and the New Haven the next night to handle prove the two tennis courts at the Butler, Illing Junior High nipped NHL: Bruins vs. Mark Howe squared matters kitchen table drinking coffee, and Ma tickling seems to hypnotize the two fought to a draw three months the UConn - Manhattan game. The Oval...Have a nice weekend. Kosciuszko of Enfield yesterday Islanders, 8 — (ill..38 midway in the second period and asked me why I needed a “useless" quarry) up towards the gills, he gives Two Points Coming Up later. afternoon, 50-49. NHL: Los Angeles vs. George Lyle's two third-period rod and all that fancy equipment, a quick thrust and heave, and the fish "My mind is not on the title but on Manny Johnson and Paul Peck Rangers, 11 — (ill.9 when you could go out and simply net is on the bank. Eagles' Joe King fires away in heavy traffic of South this fight right here. " said Hagler, scores turned the tide for the added 8 and 7 points to the local fish, or if you had to, use a stick with Ma’s reaction to this was a loud defenders during spirited action last night in HCC game. (Herald rated the No. 1 contender by the Whalers. Mark Howe added an in­ Mayhew Scores ‘Suiecp’ scoring. Sunday a piece of string, a hook, and a worm hoot and much laughter... and then a photo by Strempfer) World Boxing Council. "I'm going to surance lallv. Illing boasts an 8-2 won-lost record. Outdoors, l2:-.30 — Ch..3 attached to said hook. look ... ’‘Fish tickling indeed ... How Diivtona Raring, 1:40 — work hard and keep hoping. " RENNET gullible do you think 1 am ?” she ,4c (ili'.,3 I went through a big long disserta­ With three players hitting twin asked. For All-Around Honors NBA: All-Star Game, tion on the art of angling with a fly, figures, Bennet’s varsity trounced and the fun attached to it. Her From there on in, for quiate a few Celics Triumph Looking for Shot the Glastonbury Frosh yesterday 1:4.3 — CI1..3 years ... it was no longer a "useless' Freshman Mary Mayhew swept all beam with a score of 6.0 while response to all of this was ‘a disdain­ BOSTON (UPlI - Cedric afternoon, 61-31, Basket ball: Kansas rod ... but "fish tickler” cropping up East Catholic’s Bob Venora (22) pulls up in front of South four individual events to take all- Michelle Freiheit was fourth in vs.Mieliigan State, 2 — ful snort, and the observation that if Maxwell's 27 points led a balanced around honors in leading East Scoring honors went to Joe Maher, in the conversation. . Indians Topple Hall vaulting with a score of 7.0. CI1.2O a man wanted a fish, he should stick Catholic's Bob Zajaga as teammate Joe King (42) tries to set attack — with six teammates scoring Catholic girls’ gymnastics team to a Pat Carroll and Chris Carmel with to bare minimums as she, had stated Then one day, I received an excited in double figures — as the Boston Boxing, .3:23 — (ili.8,40 “It was our best overall It was touch and go from whistle to Manchester went 31 for 67 from the screen. (Herald photo by Strempfer) 79.45 to 74.60 win over Rockville High 12, 11 and 10 points respectively. ... hook, line and worm .;. telephone call at the store. “I heard Celtics walloped the Cleveland S p o r t s W o r I il, 4 — i t ... I heard it,” Ma said. “He told all game of the year," an elated whistle with the home crew out front floor to 26 for 50 for Hall. yesterday at the Eagles’ Nest. Derek Reed and Jeff Fields turn^ "You might just as well get really Cavaliers. 112-98. Friday night. (ili.20,22,.30 about the fish tickling on the radio Coach Doug Pearson reported 16-12 at the first period break and 32- Lee wound up with 20 points as Hall East is now 5-4 for the season. in fine board work for the winners basic,” I replied, "and tickle the fish The victory was the fourth win in a Rec Volleyball Davtonn, 4:13 — (ili..3 just the way you did,” she exclaimed / 31 at intermission. Manchester got all its point-production from the Mayhew turned in season bests in while Kent Stringfellow starred on with your bare hands. Then you're last night after his Manchester Standings: Women’s —Thrifty’s P(; A, 4:30 — (ili..3 excitedly. The "He" was some radio moved out front after three. 49-45. five starters. Ray Phiflipon dropped row for Boston — a season high — and the vault (8.25) and floor exercise defense. not using any equipment at all to get High cagers snapped a two- Package 32-4, F arr’s 28-8, Porpoises W ide World of Sports, personality Ma set great store by. and managed to hold on for dear life in 14 points for runner-up scoring the fourth consecutive defeat for the Portland Nips Tech (7.95) as well as scoring well on the them." 26-10, Sails 23-13, BMI 15-21, RENNET GIRLS 4:30 — (ili.8.40 game losing skid and tacked a during the final eight minutes. laurels. Cavaliers. beam (7.35) and parallel uneven bars "What kind of nonsense is that? From there on in, when I LaStrada Pizza 11-25, Lines 6-3oi Remaining on the unbeaten path, NHL: (.liiriigo vs. 66-61 defeat on Hall High in Pearson's strategy of using three Tickling and catching fish with your expounded on my favorite hobby, she The local jayvees made it 10 wins Wasted somewhat was a fine effort as Cheney Tech couldn’t (8.05). Mayhew totaled 31.60 points. Moriarty’s 3-33, Bennet’s girls edged the Glastonbury Islanders, 8:30 — (ili.9 West Hartford. players. Wall Adamy. John Reiser in a row and i2 in 15 starts with an hands. Another one of your big listened quietly and respectfully. find any luck as it succumbed to homestanding Portland High, Sophomore Kathy Kittredge was American Division: Redwood Frosh yesterday afternoon, 31-30, LP(; A (iolf, 10 — (ih.24 and Ed Kennison on high-scoring impressive 71-38 derision in the oinrips," she snorted. Funny what tickling a fish can do. "Joe Lovell was the key in the Lanier Named 61-57, in COC basketball action last night. third in the all-around for East with a Farms 36-3, Latvian Church 31-8 In­ Karen Wright’s 14 points paced the Carl McKinney paid off. The Hall prelim. score of 24.94. Kittredge had a 7.3 third period when he held Bill Lee NEW YORK (UPII - Center Bob The win improves the Highlanders' surers 29-10, ABA 28-11, Watkins 25- winners with Sue Donnelly adding 7 sharpshooter was held to nine points, Jamie Gallagher tallied 16 points, score in the vault, 5.0 on the bars, scoreless. Lovell's defensive job Lanier of the Detroit Pistons has c o n fe re n c e m ark to 8-4 and to de.scribe our disappointment." 14, CBT 10-29. points and Beth White 6. helped us gain the lead. " he added of far beiow his season average. Brian Sweeney 13 and Jim Florence 6.15 on the beam and 6.5 in floor exer­ Bowling been named to replace the injured aggregate docket to 9-5 while the set­ Cheney had leads at the first turn, National: North Enders 19-17, Outstanding defensive games were the CCIL struggle. Meanwhile, the local trio accounted 12 for the young Indians. cise. She was third in the bars and Doug Collins of the Philadelphia back drops the Techmen to 3-10 in the 14-10. and half. 31-26, before Portland MEA 15-21, Economy Electric 15-24 contributed by Shana Hopperstead Tall John Haslett came up with his for 17 points to go along with its fine beam and second in the vault. 76ers on the Eastern team for Sun­ COC and 3-12 overall. leaped to a 48-45 edge after three Lloyd’s Auto Parts 10-29, Tire Biters and Jackie Tucker. best offensive showing of the season defensive efforts. Kathy Connelly was fourth on the HARK\DE DUS r v -E r­ Kozicki 238-590. Leo Nelson day's National Basketball Associa­ "We played probably our best quarters. Tom Manning had a dozen 10-29, Tierney’s 3-36. Bennet’s record stands at 11-0. with 26 points, coming on 13 field Rick Koepsei joined Haslett in the Mnnrhi'-iiT Haslett 13 0-1 26 nie Whipple 237-233-618. 202-582. Ken Hesford 203, tion All-star Game in Pontiac. Mich. game of the year. " said an obviously points and Tom McGinn 10 as the goals, as the Indians ran their record twin-figure scoring department with Koepsei 5 0-1 10. Cohen 01-2 1. Adamy 3 1- Cliff Champlin 200-595. Ed Floyd Totten 204-576, 2 7. Reiser 3 0-4 6. Kennison 2 0-0 4. Ander­ Lanier ranks eighth in the NBA disappointed Tech Coach Phil Highlanders led into the last eight Bachl 212, Ray Chittick Bruce Moquin 212-552, Tom to 7-7 in the loop and t-8 overall. Hall 10 tallies, all buckets, while Billy son 3 2-4 8. Lovell 2 0-0 4. Gallagher 0 0-0 with a 24.3 point per game scoring Crockett. "We started to fast break minutes. 204-582, Tom Atamian Jr. slipped to 6-8 in the CCIL and 8-8 in Anderson had a game-high 10 Adams 223. 0. Sweeney 0 0-0 0 Totals 31 4-14 66 average. He will be playing in his more. We've lacked that in the past. Cheney had it tied at 57-57 with 224, Don McLaughlin 214, all contests . rebounds Ka>29S"$IIUPniXD Hall (M ) Lee 9 2-4 20. McKInnev 4 1-3 seventh all-star game. We have slarled to do a better job on Crockett calling the play from the Rich Higgins 201, Fred 9. Behan 4 2-3 10. Kallinich 4 0-0 8 Electronic System Used a lot of things. I just don't know how sideline. It failed to produce the Kozicki 551, Carl Ogren Phdlipon 5 4-6 14. Kellv 0 0-0 0. Totals 26 I GREETING CARDS FORCED HOT desired results with McGinn coming 558, Mike Masilonis 200, A1 AIR VENTS HEATOQRATEs. 9-18 61 RH IA U OCCASIONS W/BLOWER down and putting in what proved to Senna 201-568, Bill SaeO(ffLarg«Dls|itiy be the winning bucket with 11 Cartwright 212-573, Bruno ARTHUR DRUG seconds to go. To Reduce Theft of Skis Lutw inas 212-550, John Area Basketball Tribe Girl Cagers Bow Cheney called timeout and set up a play but turned the ball over with Penney Tops Enfield East Hartford High bowed to MONTPELIER, Vt. (U P I)- Windham High. 78-54. in CCIL Holding a tenuous 10-7 lead early in McGinn fouled with six seconds left. bro said in a telephone interview. carried past the receiver, the techni­ TEMPERED 10-7 advantage as it scored the first 6 "We wait at the bottomoof the road GLASS Holding visiting Enfield High scoreless the first period. basketball action last night while in the second quarter, Manchester High He converted both ends of the one- It could be a scene from a cian knows the thief is leaving the points of the second stanza. "The roof, until the fellow comes right to us. We Penney High had a relatively easy time as it scored a 55-35 CCIL Central Valley Conference play, girls' basketball team was outscored and-one for the final margin. television crime drama; decoy area. however, fell in the rest of the half as just sit down there and wait.” w h o o o ’s Glastonbury High was dunked by co­ 18-2 the rest of the half by Hall High McGinn wound up with 24 points skis, implanted with tiny con­ He then radios a state trooper — basketball win last night in East Hartford. they managed just another twin- When the "bugged" skis are The triumph improved the Black leader South Windsor. 79-41. en route to a Warrior 51-35 decision pointer while Hall ripped off 18 for Portland, mostly long-range cealed transmitters, planted who is stationed about 150 yards IVnni-x ((.5.'i( Lima 7-0-14 James l-I- t h e r e 3 Knights' league standard to 10-4 and East Hartford slips to 1-13 in the last night in CCIL play at Clarke markers. bombs. "His shots were from all on a ski rack to nab unwary down the road — to stop traffic. 3. Picard 6-1-13. Sr-hullz 2-0-4. Huppe 6-3- league and overall with the loss to 8- Arena. over. He was a long ways away." “Then he walks down the line of aggregate mark to 12-4 The Raiders 15. Cace 0-0-0. Breen 1-0-2, Cruz 1-0-2, Manchester made a mild com­ thieves. slip to 1-13 with the setback. 6, 8-7 Windham while Glastonbury The visitors improved their overall eback in the third quarter as it cited Crockett, "Gus (Dave cars with his receiver,” Dombro w h e n Garen 0-0-0. Peruccio 0-2-2. Totals 24-7-55 The electronic surveillance system BLOWER ^DRAfT*^ - ^ Enfield was 0 lor 8 from the field in goes to .3-7 in the CVC and 3-12 overall mark to 13-3 while the Silk Towners trailed by .33-22 going into the final Gustamachio) even got a part of one said, "He can tell the police exactly DRAFT Lnfii lrl l.'i.A) Jay Wheeler 1-0-2. .lell is used at the Killington Ski Area in ADJUSTMENT the initial period as Penney took a 10- Wheeler 9-0-18. Bachelli 2-0-4. Maier 1-0- with the loss to 8-2. 10-6 South Wind­ slip to 3-12 in the league and 3-13 stanza. The damage, however, was and still went in." what car the skis are in." Sherburne as a way to cut down on 3 Q U I Z 0 lead at the turn. Dan Lima's 6 2. Danek 3-0-6. Kurmaskie 1-13. Bridges 0- sor. which snapped a three-game overall. too severe to overcome. Manning wound up with 14 points Dombro said the system leaves lit­ ski thefts. And area officials boast of 0-0. .Morion 0-0-0. Totals 17-1-35 losing streak. Hall had a 7-4 edge after one Marget I^ng topped Hall with 18 while Bob Clark had 16, only four tle room for failure points topped the Knight effort. a 70 percent reduction in thefts Converts your fireplaiie quarter with the Indians moving to a points with Jill Clymer and Shelley after the intermission. "We did a "We’ve finally come up with a Penney extended the margin to 27-6 during the last month. Zola adding 12 and 10 markers good job on him in the second half," system we feel is about 99 percent at the half as Enfield was 3 for 5 in "We have off-duty employees dress the second canto, but hurt itself with re.spectively. Crockett reported. foolproof,” he said. "It’s been a to a forced air wood up in their ski clothes, walk up and turnovers. Hinkle in Lead Liz Neubelt and Li.sa Tilden each "1 thought our guards did a super smashing success for us.” job. Portland pressured us all night lay their skis out." said project The system’s apparent success has The Raiders had 20 turnovers PEBBLE BEACH. Calif. l U P I l- Bolton High Outscored had 10 markers to pace the Indians, stove. Capable of but we didn’t turn the ball over that supervisor Barry Dombro. prompted ski area officials to under­ overall while the Knights gave up the On a day in which sub-par rounds Manchester copped the jayvee con­ Four players hit the double figure much tonight. That has been a Between the time he unsuspecting take a marketing operation. ball 9 limes. were few and far between, long-ball 1 131. John McMahon (12) and Reggie test. 50-29. .lennifer Hedlund had 14 t h e t ' s heating up to 1000 mark as Rocky Hill High over­ problem for us most of the year." culprit picks up the skis and attempts "At this time, we've had such a Ed Huppe paced Penney with 15 hitting Lon Hinkle shot a 4-under-par Simmons (lOi. points and Lois Hughes and WILT HIT FOR ib f powered Bolton High. 74-43, in COC Crockett prai.sed his backcourt of Mo to leave the area, an undercover (N5INTS IM ONE t response fom other ski areas we have points and 15 rebounds with Lima and 68 at Pebble Beach Friday to grab Jim Kowalyshyn had 20 points to Georgeanne Ebersold each chipped basketball action last night in Rockv Harrison and Brian Eaton. operation by ski area employees and PLAYOFF SAME S begun to market the electronic com­ w h o o o T square feet of living Mike Picard adding 14 and 13 points the second-round lead in the $300,000 top Bolton. in 10 for the young Indians, now 13-3. IN 1961 TO SET Hill. Gustamachio had 21 points to top a state police officer has unraveled. ponents,” Dombro said. respectively Picard had 17 caroms Bing Crosy .National Pro-Am Hmkj Hill (7I| McLeod 7 7-9 21. “The idea is the ski thief isn't going THE RECORD, • 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICC The victorious Terriers move their .Hull (.ill .Shea 2 (Ml 4. Sliccl.s 1 0-0 2. the Techmen with Harrison chipping WHO BROKE WILTS It costs about $2,000 for an area area to 70° Jell Wheeler had 18 points to pace • COMPl£TE HEATING 1NSTAL1AT10NS ^ lx?onard Thompson shot a 69 and conference mark to 9-4 with the win Dixon 5 3-6 13. Connolly 3 0-0 6. McMahon Z0IV5 0-1 10. Donovan 0 0-0 0. Clymer 6 0-1 in 11 tallies. to recognize (the decoys)," Dombro RECORD WITH 61 with one exit to set up the system, Enfield, most in the closing minutes 6 0-2 12. Simmnn.s 5 0-1 10. Bento I 2-2 4, 12. Ixmg 9 0-0 18, Campanelli 0 0-0 0, • (NLBURNERS • Curtis Strange a 70 at the easier and aggregate dor'ket to 10-5. The said. "He takes the skis.” PLAYOFF FONTS ? and an additional $1,500 to place sur­ High-scoring sophomore Jay Cypress Point course to tie for se­ Rooney 1 0-0 2. Scarpa 2 0-0 4. McGrath 0 McLean 2 0-0 4. Wesler 01-21. Totals 25 1- IbirlhiiKl (01 Anderson 0-3-3. Clark 8-0- • WATER HEATERS Mobil Bulldogs slip to 1-12 in the COC and 1- 1 The concealed transmitter then veillance operations at every other . REC ROOM HEATING h M H n g o l Wheeler couldn't solve the Penney cond. two .strokes behind Hinkle and 0-0 0. Slovens 0 2-2 2. Winalski 0 0-0 0. 4 51 16, Gubilcc 0-0-0. McGinn 10-4-24. Man­ A. ELSIN BAYLOR 14 with the setback. sends out a radio signal, which is D. KICK BARRY exit, he said. ECKERT’S LeSuk zone defense and had a paltrv 2 another stroke ahead of John Kask 0 0-0 0. Totals 30 14-22 74 Mnnelii*!.|er (.3.3) Tilden 5 0-0 10. ning 6-2-14. Brochu 0-0-0. Fitzgerald 2-0-4. Rockv Hill led at all turns. 22-14. tracked by ski area employees C.BOBM'AOOO Sharing the secret with other ski RT.44A, COVENTRY 742-6103 tallies. Schroeder and Brad Bryant, who shot Billion (l.'ti Kowaivshvn 9 2-3 20 Carpenter 1 0-0 2. L. Neubelt 5 0-2 10, Totals 26-9-61 40-27 and 58-35. Millis 1 0-0 2. Culbertson 3 0-0 6. Brown 1 armed with a direction finder, areas is just part of the effort “to « TO 6 DAILY TUEl A THURS. TIL S Penney wound up 24 lor 50 from the 71 and 70 respectively at Cypre.ss and Beecher 4 0-2 8. Winkler'3 3-4 9. Ferguson Clicnex rcrli (57) Gustamachio 9-3-21, Greg McI.x;od topped the Terriers 0 2-2 2. Minicucci 0 0-1 0. Warner 1 2-2 4 2-2 4, Wright 01-21. Connors 0 0-1 0. Ivory Cohen 3-0-6. Lackard 4-1-9. Eaton 2-4-8. "The technician is down the road wipe out the ski theft business,” SAT. TIL 0 - CLOSED MONDAY field Spyglass Hill with his monitoring system," Dom­ \AmnMN9 0 FPIEN08 ran ovsn oo xvith 21 points followed bv Bob Dixon (iroves 0 0-0 0 Totals 17 9-14 43 0 0-0 0. Totals 16 3-7 35 Cable 1-0-2, Harrison 5-1-11. Totals 24-9-57 dSOWTd 3 W 5 ’St4 :J8 M S U 6 Dombro said. PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Sat., Feb. 3, 1979 Inspector Recommends Dance EVENING HERALD, Sat., m , 3, 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN Lessons Equipment Replacement t o MANCHESTER Serving Manchester over 50 yrs, VERNON — Equipment at the sewage pumps had malfunctioned at It wasn't until about 11 a.m., after Slated town's sewage treatment plant, most 1:30 a.m. aciwding to the chart. F i o r i g § about six hours of work, that the MANCHESTER -T he Recreation (Hi a pentlanU The of it brand new, damaged by flooding Pitkat said Ignatowicz said he tried water was low enough so workers *9J DIB/«u "M during the Jan 26 storm, should be to restart them but he couldn't and Department will sponsor a five-week I 24 BIRCH 8T. could enter the basement, the report session of di.seo dance lessons for m TEL. 643-6247 replaced, Peter Ourieko, the town's when he went to the control building states. electrical ins|>ectnr said. to call Pitkat he noticed that the adults. W e c a rry a 3P.M| 643-4444 The cla.ss will meet from 8-9 p.m. F.T.D. During the storm the basement of basement was flooded to a depth of Pitkat said that at this time no one 1 -""W-ssS M8TR CH6 the control building at the plant had several feet, beginning Tuesday, Feb, 13, at the 646*3322 WORLD WIDE can explain just what happened. He Teen Center on Garden Grove Road, 46 SHELDON ROAD • MANCHESTER, CONN. AMER a n E i s six or seven feet of water in it and Pitkat arrived about 10 minutes said discussions are still in progress SERVICE The instructors will be Laura Dun- 1 W HTICI AND IN IT A ll INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL equipment in the building, including later and found all of the pumps were between the engineer, A. Richard a new furnace and pumps, was com­ off and the circuit breakers had to be field and Jim Hroneieh. Ixxnbardi. Titan officials and sub­ Registration is mandatory and will pletely submerged, Charles Pitkat. re.set to start them. He said he had - refiiiiziutiihi HAS IT! Pbofw be held Monday from 6-7 p.m. in the ui a m m superintendent of the treatment all three pumps running but after contractors as to how best to repair 646-0863 plant said. about five minutes they started to the damage done by the flooding. Arts Building on Garden Grove lUTIIK and SHEET MTU Business-Directcry Guide Fcr In a reixirt given to the Water fail again. He said he left Ignatowicz Pitkat said that as near as he can Road. The beginners class, limited to 341 Broad St. 36 persons, is open to Manchester Pollution Control Authority. Pitkat to supervise the pumps while he went determine some items will be Manchester residents only. A recreation I New Enfland Mechanical Services, Inc. Mencheiter explained that it has been the policy to check out the control building. He replaced, others will be repaired and membership is required to take the ROUTE «83, P.O. BOX 3147 Manchester and Surrounding I Professional Park to check the premises sometime .said there was about six feet of water TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) ' Suita 105 some will be abandoned. class and there is a charge for thaf between midnight and I a.m. with in the basement there, 643-2736 • 643-2192 B« SI s \\,\ \r(;iiN social studies curriculum. Many of High School library. After-school recreation, 1-5 p.m., The recruitment program will in­ MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. W ednesday Buttonball .School for grades 1-4. llci'iild IL'porlcr the teachers .said they were already clude the distribution of information Tuesday doing so. M fiU M e'S'reR LOCiCSM irH MERCURY^oiZ Board of Welfare, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.. Open gym, 7:30-9:30 p.m. for ages MANCHE.STER - - ScIf-awarcncss, flyers door to door in Company 9 a m. — Directors Comments, 18 and over, Naubuc School. For example in the seven grade Three's area. 0 ^53 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 Town Hall. a knowledge of employment options social sludies cla.sses. .studies of directors office. Parks and Recreation Commis­ and deeision-making were named as Anyone interested in further infor­ U d u f a l WTHWAiUSWSS Alarms Locks & f l [ _ Phone 646-27S6 T hursd ay anthropology, religions, elections, Sates Combination Cnanges i— 7:30 p.m. — Hockanum River the three eomponenls of career mation about the South Windsor Fire NO SERVICE CHARGE sion, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Conservation Commission, 7:30 cultural groups and other countries D i i L k / V n * Service • Bonded Most f > Linear Park Committee, Probate Department should call the Fire- IvAAfil/Ci^ 1,6)1$ in siocK Repairs ol all Kinds f ^ Rotary Club, 7 p.m.. Grange Hall. p.m.. Town Hall. cducalion at a workshop for social lend Ihem.sclves to .sclfawareness Court. sludies teaehers at Rennet and Illing Police dispatcher at 644-2443 and a Also We WaKe Keys Sosso's 4 / Jaycees. 8 p.m.. Lakeside Grill. Teen Drop-In Center, 6-9 p.m., values clarification and decision­ O tUAVLpX) Pinking Shears Sharpened Risarvitloni lor • HoMi • AlrUnas • itaiwkiiM 7:30 p.m. — Building Committee, Fire Department representative will Young Peole's AA, 8 p.m., St. Naubuc School. .lunior High .Schools this week. making by the students. 627 MUtl StrsM Coffee Room. Mary's Church. Marty Harper, a career education contact them. 8 p.m. — Board of Directors, Illing Indoor jogging, 6:45-7:30 a m., An eighth grade teacher mentioned T hu rsd ay Glastonbury High School. consultant for the Capitol Region tick! trips, such as to the New Junior High School. Education Council iCHECi and Greg FLO'S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. Windham-Tolland building inspec­ Adult Swim, 6:45-7:30 a.m., England Exposition and Washington. .M ednesday 646-0226 675-3252 Glastonbury High. Kane, consultant in career education DC., as exeellenl means for the tors, 1:30 p.m.. Town Hall. in the local schools, explained the 7:30 p.m. — Capitol Region Council Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., high After-school recreation, 2:50-5 students to develop an awareness of Stray « CmriETE UNE OF : . WHTON CAKE DECORATIONS RAG AUTO SERVICE of Governments transportation p.m., Naubuc School. elements of career education and the the world of work. school. ways in which the teachers could in­ • Front End Spcclallata • Tun* Up public hearing. Hearing Room. Friday Career education is pari of the 1t1 CENTER ST. 70 UNION ST. T. P. AITKIN INC. corporate career education into MANCHESTER. CONN. ROCKVILLE. CONN. • Brak*a A Shock. • Air Conditioning Thursday ninth grade curriculum. The Today's Teen Drop-In Center, 6-9 p.m., existing classroom activities. Dogs Mon. • lol. 10-5 Mon. - Sat. 10-5 • Road Sarvic* East Hartford World Course examines many Tburt.. 1Q.9 FrI. 10-9 4 p.m. — Bicentennial Committee, Naubuc School. The workshop on career education 436 CENTER ST. Tal. 649-3963 M ANCHESTER Hearing Room. M onday Adult swim, 6:45-7:30 a.m., aspects of fhc present-day society. is one of .several which Mrs. Harper Mrs. Harper stressed the need for Wedding Cakes .4 Specialty 6:30 p.m. Judge's Hours. Probate Board of Education, presentation Glastonbury High. and Kane are conducting for teachers Available 27 Years At 27 Tolland Turnpike teaching children the decision­ F Court. of the superintendent’s proposed on all levels and academic areas making process. She said the The T.P, Aitkin Inc was established in 1934 and has been operating from the same loca­ 7 p.m. — Community Development budget for 1979-80, 7:30 p.m., Penney from Kindergarten through Grade 12, SOUTH WINDSOR - Dog Warden EVERYTHING IN Advisory Committee, Illing Junior Hebron teachers can help the youngsters as Robert Foss said today that a wide tion for 27 years— Experts in Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilating and Sheet Metal Work, High School amphitheatre. The workshops are part of the town's young as kindergarten age with the they also carry wood burning units to add to your furnace. The company serves Industrial, High School. Emergency Medical Services Com­ M onday plan for implementing vocational variety of “adorable" dogs were .•MIHROHS .SHOWER DOORS 7:30 p.m. — Conservation Com­ every-day decisions they make in 9 .STORE FRONTS.SAFETY GLASS Residential and Commercial accounts with complete sales and service. Tel 643-8793, Westside Shoe Repair mission, 7:30 p m.. Town Council Of­ Town clerk, tax collector, and career education mandated in a available for adoption at the Dog mittee. Coffee Room. fice. school. The .self-awarenc.ss a.spect of Pound. . BATHTUB ENCLOSURES 566 Center Street assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office slate master plan. the career education is stressed in Tuc.sday Mrs. Harper explained to the Foss said that many of the dogs Manchester • Tel. 643-8285 Building. kindergarten through Grade 5, Mrs. Authorized “Hanover Shoe" Sales Agent Redevelopment Agency, 7:45 p.m,. Town sanitarian, 6-9:30 p.m.. Town teachers that "We are in the very would make mervelous pets. Among JJL WHITE CUSS CO.. Inc. Andover Harper said. the animals without homes are three FURNtTURE TOPS • PICTURE WINDOWS , Quality repairer, ol Footwear, Handbag, and Leather Conference Room, Town Hall. Office Building. early stages of career education. A Goode. Boot Repair Spacialiata. Hand Tooled Balta - M onday By sixth grade, students can start puppies born six months ago at the Town Council, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Water Pollution Control Authority, lot of what you have been doing has to consider options. She showed "Bergamot” Braaa Bucklaa. Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Of­ been career education. You just pound. Left from the litter are two Manchwiltr 649-7322 318ieullSL jt' W ednesday 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. materials which are available to the wV- ’ OVER 31 YEARS EXPfff/rwCf Hour*; Mon.-Fri. 8-5;30. Sat. 8-3:30. Cloaad Wedi. fice Building. haven't called it that." .She said "We female and one male pup, W ednesday teachers through CREC which will Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. O’Connell School PTA sports night, don't really know wliere it's going, " Foss said that he will be forced to 6 p.m,, Penney High School gym. Public health nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 aid them in discussion of the many put many of the dogs “asleep" next Town Office Building. but the idea is that the teaehers job options open today. Men's softball meeting, 7 p.m., p.m.. Town Office Building. should be involved in the proec.ss. week if they are not claimed. He said 763 T uesday Traditionally. Mis. Harper noted, MMICHESTER OVER 45 parks and recreation department of­ T hu rsd ay Kane told the teachers, "You are the pound is overcrowded. MAIN SI. Board of Education budget many people have ended up in jobs fice, Town Hall. an integral part ol the hub of the Sharing "death row’’ with the YEARS EXPERIENCE meeting. 8 p.m., Andover Elemen­ Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town they do not like. Now that ll)e young 643-1191 MEMORMICO. Human Rights Commission, 7:30 triangle tof the three componentsl. three puppies is a Husky-cross tary School. p.m.. Council Chambers, Town Hall. Office Building. people have more choices, the goal of 191 0pp. East Camatery Call 649-5807 Community Health Service, 7:30 We arc using your expcrli.se to pull (male), which Foss said would make MAIN ST. Thursday Task Force on School Building Use, the career education program is to p.m., Columbia. the triangle together for the students a fine pet. Also included is a Lab- MANCHESTER QUALITY HARRISON ST. 7:30 p.m., lower media center. East gel people into "sometliing they Conservation Commission. 7:30 Board of Education, 8 p.m., library so when they gel out of school, they cross (female) and a Collie-cross MANCHESTER Hartford High School. more like than dislike," she said. (male), and an “adorable" female 643-1900 ■W f. '^ 1 MEMORIALS p.m., member's home. of Gilead Hill School. won't bo facing all the problems we "W'c're not .saying they have to T hursd ay did in the past." brown mongrel. Andover Elementary School closes make a decision by the eighth . Workshop on the Board of Education Persons interested in obtaining a at 1 p.m. for parent-teacher con­ The consultants noted the lack ol grade. " Mrs. Harper noted. Career ferences. pet through the Dog Pound may call V.'* budget for 1979-80, 7:30 p.m., Penney South Windsor direction or encouragement, for education will provide ongoing tools T.P. AITKIN INC. CLYDE A MICKEY MILLER’S Friday High School amphitheatre. example, for female students, or the the Dog Warden at 644-2552, or at the M onday that may be used at age 70. Mrs. pound in the morning hours at 249- HEATINO • AIR CONDITIONING AUTD Andover Elementary School closes Public Building Commission, 7:30 "tracking" of .students into narrow Harper said, noting that her own p.m.. Town Hall. Town Council, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. areas. They stro.s.sed the need for 6492. VENTILATING • SHEET METAL WORK PAP PARTS at 1 p.m. for parent-teacher con­ Inlands Wetlands Commission, mother recently obtained a job for Fine Arts Commission, 7:30 p.m., opening up more options for students Industrial - Residential - Commercial “AUTO PARTS FOR LESS" ferences. 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. the first time in her life. iim Raymond Library. to consider. Mrs. Harper acknowledged that ESTABLISHED 1934 Tuesday 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. "Gel the kids thinking realistical­ Located 27 years at... (In tt>f Parking Lot Behind "W'e're talking idealistically. We're I tm. Mancheeter Qreen Shoe Outlet) Bolton Sewer Commission, 7:30 p.m., ly. Have them consider the advan­ not going to gel everyone in gear by Man Named Glastonbury caucus room. Town Hall. tages and disadvantages of their jrrfj 27 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER T EL 049-3528 Today the end of high school" Today W ednesday choieos. " Mrs. Harper .said. For She added. ' I'm not sure we re ______TEL. 643-6793______Opan Mon.-FrI. 9-9. Sat. A Sun. 8-6 Board of Tax Review, 9 a.m. to example, she .said, a lot of students To Council Open gym, 1-5 p.m., Buttonball trying to ask you to give any .specific noon, assessor's office. Community Public Building Commission, 7:30 want to become profe.ssional athletes Hall. School for children up to 13 years of p.m., orange room. Town Hall. information, but just be aw'are of the GLASTONBURY -A rlette M. Lip- beecause of the money, fame and fun other skills we need to give % »v., f # ' age. T hu rsd ay pincott, a town resident, has been ap­ I M a n c h e s t e r a w n i n g c o m p a n y Sunday involved, but they may not consider youngsters." U Traveling basketball teams at pointed to the state’s Advisory Com­ I I Convas • Home Improvements • Aluminum Boy Scout Sunday, 9:15 a.m. mass, Midget Football meeting, 7:30 the fact that not many persons make She also loft the decision of Woodbridge, 6:15 and 7:30 p.m., bus p.m., orange room. Town Hall. it as professional athletes that they mission on American and Fran­ at St. Maurice Church. leaves Gideon Welles at 5 p.m. whether to use any of the career cophone Cultural Affairs. 0STRIN8KY immu. St. Maurice Youth Organization. can't be in the field for their entire education ideas up to the teachers. Sunday lives. Gov. Ella Grasso Thursday an­ 7:30 p.m., parish center. "You may decide you don't want to Open Gym, 1-5 p.m., Glastonbury Vernon nounced the appointment of Mrs, Lip- '"W e ePitake a “tWome out of a ‘Otouse" Instead of offering a completely do it. and that's t).K." "It is not a MATERIALS 731 p a r k e r s t . M onday High School for ages 8 and over. pincott and six others to the commis­ 'T o d a y separate career education total program, " Mrs. Harper said. 195 WEST CENTER ST. B. G. ST. PIERRE. Prop. Tal. 643-5735 or 643-5879 Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, Adult Swim, noon to 12:45 p.m., curriculum for the teachers, the con- sion. "A lot is incidental" to the main MANCHESTER, CONN. 649-3091 7 to 9 p.m,. Community Hall. Open house of Boy Scout Troop 11, .siiltants suggested ways in which The appointments became effec­ Glastonbury High, curriculum. Board of Exlucation Budget Com­ Traveling basketball at South to 1 to 4 p.m,, Talcottville they could incorporate or "infuse" tive ,Ian 29. FARR’S mittee. open forum, 8 p.m., Bolton Congregational Church, Elm Hill the career education into the existing Windsor, bus leaves Gideon Welles at Road. 2 MAIN STREET Center School. 5 p.m. , GREENS & THINGS Bolton Cooperative Nursery Capt. Noah Grant Chapter DAR, TH IS SPACE The fun starts here. Farr’s features PUCH motorized bicycles. Puch takes you there so School, 8 p.m., Bolton M onday 1:30 p.m.. Savings Bank of Tolland, rnuch more efficiently and makes getting there so much more fun. Once you own one you’ll “Plant People Are Congregational Church educational Board of Education. 7:30p.m., high Tolland Green. Economic Developers Critical find more excuses to fire it up and take off than you’ve ever imagined. school library. Junior Grange workshop, 2 p.m.. Nice People” building. AVAILABLE Farr’s has been serving the greater Manchester area’s BIKING, HIKING, CAMPING Bolton Cooperative Nursery Fine Arts Commission, 7:30 p.m., Stop & Shop Community Room, off School. 8 p.m., Bolton Academy School. Route 30. and SPORTING NEEDS for over 20 years. 298 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Zoning Board of Appeals. 7:30 Of Proposed Regional Plan FOR ADVERTISING In bicycles, Farr’s features Raleigh, Fuji, Ross, Columbia, Royce Union and More. 643-1635 Congregational Church educational M onday ' building. p.m.. Town Office Building. COVENTRY - The Economic industrial development for Coventry ding towns while excluding Coventry. Expert Repair Services on all makes. Opan Pally to I, Sat. A Sun. HI 6 Family-Only night, 6:45-9:30 p.m., Town Council, 7:30 p.m,, Memoriai Bolton Woman's Club executive Building. Park Place. Development Commission, which in a conservation and development The state plan designates Coventry board. 8 p.m., home of Marge Klar. Glastonbury High School gym. was critical of a plan of development policies plan for 1979 through 1982, as rural, which may make it difficult Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Got A Painting Problem? Wa'II Halpl Men’s volleyball. 7-9:30 p.m., Middle School Route 30. recently adopted by the Planning and The Windham Regional Planning for the town to secure state and 'I'ueHrlay Hebron Avenue School. Agency (WRPA) gave input to the federal grants for economic develop­ Service Still means something to us — and service meant spending Zoning Commission (PZC), is also W MAACHESTn. mCHT ON MAM STREET NIELSEN AUTO PARTS nough time with you lo help |fOu select the right paint Imish lor lhal |ob " “"'‘"'oesigni & Styles Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m,. Indoor jogging, 6:45-7:30 a.m., Report cards issued,at Rockville state plan. That agency came under ment, members of the commission High School. unhappy with state plans for the COMTini P M IT M A corviK SERVta SERVICE AND YDUR you re planning See ui for paint and service when you plan your nest Community Hall. Glastonbury High. region. fire .several months ago at a public stated. They pointed to vacant protect Republican Town Committee. 8 LOW COST PRINTINB nn SATISFACTIDN ARE THE Adult Swim, 6:45-7:30 a.m., Tuesday ,John Ohiund, a local pharmacist hearing in Coventry for advocating buildings in the village area, the WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) PEfiSONfll T€€ p.m.. Community Hall Glastonbury High. St. Bernard’s Women’s Guild, 7 and head of the development com­ industrial development for surroun- commercial center of the town, as aisKSs UK . sniKam • taau STMtJ Onnnno BIGGEST PARTS DF .Senior Citizens. 1 p.rr., Community Personalized Fun a Sportwesr TucHday p.m., church hall. mission, said the state study omitted evidence of Coventry’s ailing MIM r-MAN PRIM ING DUR BUSINESS. E A J o lm o n PAINT GQ “DONE WHILE YOU WAIT” Hall. Btjard of Education Curriculum busine.ss climate. ail MAIN ar. * M A N C H itTia. 14a-nrr Orest Dills For Any Occeilon Town Plan and Zoning Commis­ 646 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER INOEPEq"oENT °E*LE, ' Board of Library Directors. 8 p.m., Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Administra­ .les.se Brainard, a former chair­ • SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES sion. 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. 1081 Main St., Manchester • Tel: 646-3339 Bentley Memorial Library, man of the Town Council, pointed out . TRY OUR NEW 3-M lONO COPIERI MON.-FRI. 8:?, SUN. 10-2 S tion Building, Park Street. Applications Available 433 oaNTiR ar.. MANCHiaraR A1 & Pat Ceelho. Owners • Jim Coelhe, Manager Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Town that the town was not obligated to re­ T IS WAIN ST.. MANCHESTEII » 84C-4801 ThurHduy Hall records vault. Wednenday SclidliirHliipH main a member of the planning agen­ Board of Tax Review, 7 to 10 p.m., Indoor jogging. 6:45-7:30 a.m., “Parenting the Parent” program, RUST PROOFING Krank Arnone VERNON —Applications for their education in the health care cy. The commission voted to ask QUALITY USED CARS t FINE WINES • BEER • LIDUOR • assessor's office. Community Hall. Glastonbury High. 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Tolland County b i'i-rw i scholarships to be awarded by the fields received scholarship aid from Daniel Manley, Coventry’s represen­ Board of Education. 8 p.m., Bolton After-school recreation 3-5 p.m., Agri<'ultural Center, Route 30. Rockville General Hospital Auxiliary the auxiliary. Scholarships are tative to the regional group, to ad­ Center .School. Eastbury School for grades 3-5 and TliurMrluv W tU E U 9U O R S are available in the guidance offices awarded at graduation exercises in dress the Economic Development sm*>ussl Grooms Tux FREE Hebron Avenue Schrml for grades 1-3. R^ngjous Education, 7:30 of area high .schools or at the front June. TEL. 643-0016 DON WILLIS Specializing In , K-MART PLAZA Comrnission at its next meeting. COMPLETE BODY WORK Aak about our policy. l***^i, p.m., parish library, St. Bernard’s desk in the hospitai lobby on Union F or m ore information, or BRAKE SERVICE 225 SPENCER STREET Coventry At a fall public hearing of the TOWING - PAINTING - GLASS GARAGE MANCHESTER. CONN. 06040 Glastonbury High. Church, Street, Rockville applications, call Marjorie Warner, PZC’s master plan for the town, Front M SHtnawiI Sunday INSURANCE WORK IS Miki $1, Id. H9-4S31 956 MAIN ST Wednesdiiy During the past four years many scholarship chairman, at 872-6427, or Ohiund .said it restricted industrial Gtmril Begiir Ntrii Reception for artist DeMarco, 3 to manchkstkr, conn aSKGUL MOER ON KEVS Charter Revision Committee, 7:30 area students who were furthering any member of the auxiiiary board. and commercial areas too severely. FOREIGN A DOMESTIC MICHAEL J. OiBELLA. JR. ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. KIWimi • C0 4 MMS COIKSTKaHTiniN PACK SIXTEEN - EVENING HEHALU, SaU Feb.J

e v e n in g HERALD, Sat,, Feb. 3, 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN Engineers Open Office! INDEX Http Wanted U Htip Wanted Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wanted 13 Halp Wanted 13 N O T IC It 13 Help Wanted Kasper Associates of 1 — Lo«t tnd Found 2 — Porionoit BABYSITTER TO CARE for AREA TRAVEL AGENCY CUSTODIAN - 8:30 am to 4:30 Kridgeport has opened a RN-LPN wanted for full or WOMAN WANTED for House BUSINESS & SERVICE 3 — Announconvontt EXPERIENCED ii 6-,veiir old and 2-vcar old in needs full lime travel agent pm full time. Dependable per­ part time on all shifts. Apply Si Cleaning. I or 2 days per new branch office in con­ * — EnioMiinmont MACHINISTS L A T H E my home. Goodwin School with experience. Send resume son needed for general 5 ~ A u ctio n ! director of nursing. Salmon- week. Own transportation sulting engineering, sur­ OPERATORS- Full or part area. Monday thru Friday to Box U, c/o Manchester cleaning duties in Rest Home. brook Convalescent Home, off time. Excellent benefits. App­ required. Call 643-4934 after veying. and land planning FINANCIAL , Heralii Call 568-0875. 6:30 p.m. Herald. Pleasant atmosphere. Good S — Bondt'Slochs-MortgoQt! I House Street. Glastonbury. ly in person at: 1422 Tolland wages and benefits. Please at 224 Hartford Turnpike 9 — P*f$on«l Lotnj * Please call 633-5244, Turnpike, Manchester. LM I to — tnsuranco CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING "G A L FRID AY"- Diversified HOUSEKEEPER MAINTENANCE call 646-0129 between 9 am to 5 (Vernon Circle). Gill Welding Manufacturing pm. duties. 5 hour day. Call 643- Applications now being SUPERVISOR - A full time James C. Sommers has i m p l o y m c n t NURSES AIDES wanted for Co., Division of BHS, Inc., or 0.359. .Some bookkeeping and I t3 — H«lp Winloo accepted for a full time, position is now available for a full time on all shifts. Apply call 647-9931. typing required. person with experience in PART TIME POSITION been appointed manager of t4 ~ 6u$in«$$ OpportuniliM PHONE 643-2711 director of nursing. Salmon- mature, dependable person. I tS Situation Wantad AVAILABLE - Nights, must CTO General Plant Maintenance. this office, Sommers has brook Convalescent Home, off ATTENTION - Need 2 people Execllenl benefits. Apply at: a FO/f ASSISTANCE IN PLACINQ YOUB AD BOOKKEEPER be 18, mature, neat and SM eOUCATION Meadow's Convateseent Duties include: Heading Servicas Ottered over 15 years experience in House Street, Glastonbury. over 21, Immediate employ­ SI'XRETARY - A part time Itcpartmcnl. Purchasing, ana responsible. Transportation a 37 Services Ottered I 18 — Privata intiructiona Please call 633-5244. ment, This is not a fancy ad, Rome. 333 Bidwell Street. 31 Painting-Papering 32 Painting-Papering 32 consulting engineering and I 19 — Schoois-Ciassaa r position is now available for a Manchester. Repairs. Knowledge of Elec­ must. Apply in person to I 20 — insiiucliona Wantad we simply want a person who land surveying in Connec­ .person with experience in trical Plumbing, and Manager between 2-10 pm. CARPET INSTALLATION - SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for needs a permanent job. Ad­ SUNSHINE CONTRACTORS PAIN’TING - Interior and GENERAL CARPENTRY, PEAL ESTATE ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Bookkeeping, ’Typing and LAUNDRY WORKER - Physical Construction a must. Full of Balony. 415 Main Slair shifts. Repairs. Carpets, exterior, paperhanging, ticut. He is a graduate of South Windsor. W ill train. vancement opportunity. Call Street, Manchester. CARPENTRY. REMODEUNQ Repairs, Remodeling, I 23 — H om e ! tor Sala .Business Offiee Maehines. Application now being Call for appointmeni: AND CUSTOM KITCHENS steam Cleaning. Free es­ excellent work references. the University of Hartford I 24 — LotS'Land lor Sala RATES IJ NOTICES Apply 9 Brookfield Street or between 10 am, and 3 pm. - Garages, Additions, Porches. DEADLINE Apply in person: Meadow's accepted for part lime, 3rd Meadow's Convalescent INTERIOR S EXTERIOR timates. Call 649-6265. Free estimates. Fully in­ and the Porter School of I 25 — invastmani Proparty call 289-5918, after 12 noon. 528-3869. E.O.E. COMPUTER PAINTINO Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. I 26 — Busmass Proparty 12 00 noon the day belora 1 day ...... 12e w ord per day Convaleseenl Ho.spilal, 333 shifl Wasfi Man. Apply al; Home. 647-9194. sured. Marlin Matson,' 649- APPLICATIONS PERSON PLUMBINQ S ELECTRICAL Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. Engineering Design, and is I 27 — Rasort Proparty publication 3 days ...... 1 U w ord per day Lott and Found 1 Bidwell Slreel. Manchester. Meadow's Convaleiicent Commsrctal A Rssidsntitl E X P E R T PA IN TIN G and 4431. I 26 ~ Real Estate Wantad Deadline (or Saturday and Mon­ NURSES AIDES - Full time, HOUSEKEEPERS wanted to assist in develop­ a registered land surveyor 6 d ays ...... 10c word per day Conn. Home. 333 Bidwell Street, PAYRO LL CLERK- A full EDWARD M. QAFFNEY LANDSCAPING Specializing day ts 12 00 Noon Friday and part time. 7-3 and 11-7. W ANTED- Weekends and ment of computer S43-44S3 T E L '343-0367 MISC. SERVICES LOST - KEYS. Lilley Street Manchester. lime position is now available „ CIESZYNSKI in Connecticut. He lives in Experienced preferred, but during the week. Flexible in Exterior House Painting. QUALITY PAINTING and 31 — Servicas Otfarad IS words $2.00 miinmum area. If found call 644-0268 . TIRED OF SNOW? MOVE TO for a person with experience applications. No program­ Tree pruning, spraying, Paper Hanging by Willis BUILDER- New Homes. Ad- Vernon with his wife, Joan, I 32 — Pamting-Paparing we will train. Apply in person: hours. Essex Motor Inn, 100 H appy A d s ...... $2.50 Inch after 6 p.m. Reward. 'SUNNY FLORIDA. We need EXI’ERIENCED in Payroll and General Office ming experience necessary. mowing, weeding. Call 742- Schultz. FulTy insured uilions. Remodeling, Rec I 33 — Building.Contracting East Hartford Convalescent East Center Street, Some knowledge of computers C&M TREE SERVICE - Free and their daughter. Jil|. 34 — Rooting.Siding PLEASE READ Precision Sheet-Mclal .Set Up, Rouline. Apply in person: 7947. Rooms. Garages, Kitchens (!. Soimiirr> Home, 745 Main Street, East Manchester, call 646-2300. MACHINLSTS- and/or TOOL estimates, discount senior references. 649-4343. I 35 — Maalmg-Piumbing LOST- Black Lab, with some 4 Slide Tool Makers, Spring MAKERS - Apply in person: H Meadow's Convalescent helpful. Part time year round Remodeled. Ceilings, Bath I 36 — Flooring Hartford. position, excellent salary and citizens. Company white markings, in Set-Up Benefits include no & B Tool & Engineering Com­ Rome, 333 Bidwell Street. SNOW-PLOWING- Available J P. LEWIS & SON- Interior tile Dormers, Roofing. I 37 — Moving.Trucking.Storage YOUR AD WANTED - Full time cook. equal opportunity employer Manchester-owned and ClassKied ads are taken over the Manchester. Call 643-8461 slate tax, profit sharing, in- pany. 168 Forest Slreel, Manchester. all winter, night or day. Commercial. I 38 — Services Wanted SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- Apply In person at Tacorral. operated. Call 646-1327. and Exterior painting, paper 049-4291. phone as a convenience The anytime. suranee. bonus plan and etc, Manelicsler. An Equal Oppor­ M/F. Applications may be ob­ SANDING AVAILABLE TOO. hanging, remodeling, carpen­ MISC. FOR SALE Excellenl Part Time work. No experience necessary. 246 Herald is responsible tor only *****••••••••••••••••••••• , Call or write Southern .Spring tunity fimploycr. M 'F. SEWING MACHINE tained from Windsor Public Don't wail til it snows! Call try. Fully insured. 649-9658. Joins Really Agency I 40 — Household Goods one incorrect insertion and then Will train. Call Manchester Broad St., Manchester. R EW EAVIN G burn holes. Penonalt 2 & Stamping Inc.. 401 .Sub­ Operators and miscellaneous School District. 150 Bloom­ 646-0743, after 3:30 p.m. Bootlng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 ■ Artifies for Sale only to the size of the original In­ 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. field Avenue, Windsor, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. J 42 — Buildmg'Suppties station Road. Venice. Florida ATTENDANTS FOR SHELL workers needed. Must have A&W PAINTING Contrac­ Barbara Weinberg. B W Mrs. Perron has been in sertion Errors which do not WANTED - Full time dis­ Connecticut. 688-3631. Window shades, Venetian BIDW ELL HOME Improve­ I 43 — Pets -Birds. Dogs lessen the value o( the adver- RIDE WANTED TO 33595. 813-488-2276. CAR WASH- Manchester. Full some high school education. SNOW-PLOWING- Residen­ tors. Quality painting and |4 4 ~ Musical Instruments SECRETARY - Part time hwasher. Apply in person at blinds. Keys. TV POR RENT. Healty Inc. announced real estate for six and a lisem ent w ill not be corre cte d by HAMILTON STANDARD, lime positions available. Call Must be able to read and tial and Commercial. Depen­ paper hanging at reasonable ment Co. Expert installation 1 45 — Boats S Accessories mornings, Vernon Circle area. Tacorral, 246 Broad St.. MACHINIST- Experienced Mallow's. 867 Main St. 649- of aluminum siding gutters today that Suzanne Perron half years. She is a Realtor 1.46 — Sporting Goods an additional insertion Windsor Locks, 7:30 to 4:00. AVAILABLE OPENINGS - Mr. Hager for an interview. speak English, and c-nvidc dable. Reasonable. Call 649- rates. Fully insured Free Typing, and machine Manchester. Lathe Operator. Set up and 5221. I 47 — Garden Products I 'l S S Call 643-5886. For pari lime, working with 847-9016, own transportation. No 2098, or 646-3824. Estimates. Call Wayne 649- and trim. Roofing installation has joined her agency Associate of the - transcription a must. Send Antiques flowers, Friday, Saturday and experience necessary. Please work from Blue I’rinls. First 7696. and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. Manchester Board of I 49 - Wanted to Buy resume to Box AA, c/o AVON - To become a ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, WANTED WOMEN .Sunday. Workene or all three call Personnel Department at shift. Overtime available. QUALITY CARPENTRY by Realtors, a charter Manchester Herald. representative call 822-8083 FULL TIME TYPIST With allies, garages, yards RENTALS ll(;al n o tic e BOW LERS- Sunday night, ' days. Car a necessity. Contact good figure aptitude. Must I’ionccr Parachute Company, I’aid Health Insurance Harp Construction. Additions, TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain­ SPECIALIZING cleaning and I 52 — R oom s tor Rent collect (or details. cleaned. moving, member of Eastern mixed league. 830 Parkade S.D.R. Enterprises,'Andover. know 10 key adding machine. 644-1581. Program. Inquire: Chapel Roofing, Siding, Decks, and ting, Interior, Exterior. Paper repairing chimneys, roof, new I 53 — Apartments lor Rent NURSES AIDES- Full lime, Tool Company. 81 Woodland trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn roofs. Free estimates. 30 Connecticut Chapter of the I 54 — H om es lor Rent NOTICE OF SPECIAL TOWN MEETING Lanes. Call Jim 649-8730. Conn., telephone 742-9965 Diversified duties. Write Box Garages. Call anytime, 649- Hanging. General Repairs. all shifts. Experience AIR CONDITIONING- Street, Manelicsler, Conn. 646- .service. No job loo big or I 55 — Business for Rent TOWN OF ANDOVER TT. c/o Manchester Herald. M c C o n n e l l r e s u m e 5001. Fully Insured. Call 643-1949. years Experience. Howley, Women's Council of preferred, but training will be Experienced Serviceman, air 5836. small. .568-8522, J 56 — Rasort Proparty for Rent February 9, 1979 WANTED- WOMEN For Ten MAN N EED ED FOR printing SERVICE - Changing jobs? 643-5361. Relators, and also a I 57 — Wanted to Rent • given. Apply in person; East Pin Bowling League, conditioning, refrigeration •departmcnl in growing Unemployed? Graduating CHILD CARE IN LICENSED I 58 — Misc for Rent A .special moeling of (he electors and citizens qualilied (o Hartford Convalescent Home, DRIVER / HANDYMAN. COMPl.ETE CARI’ET & Tile PROFESSIONAL PAINTING member of the Manchester Wednesday nights. Please call and heating. Must have State manufacturing facility. soon? Returning to the HOME- Laundry. Hot Lunch. ROOFER WILL Install roof, 745 Main Street. East Hart­ Part-to-full time position for Business Opportunity 14 installation and repairs. Free AND PAPERING Interior Women's Club. She is a AUTOMOTIVE vote In (own meetings of the Town o( Andover, Cenneetieut. evenings 646-2161. License. Generous company Experienced preferred but mature, responsible person to marketplace? For Prompt, 7 to 6 daily. Accepting ages 2 specialists. Commcricial and siding or gutter for low dis­ I 61 — Autos for Sale ford. estimates. Call 646-3745. after will be held at Andover Elementary Seliool. School Hoad, in benefits. Call for appoint­ w ill train to work with make deliveries, pickups; confidential preparation of to 6. Also overtime services residential. Free estimates, count price. Call Ken at 647- native of Manchester, the I 62 — Trucks for Sale ment. 643-2192. MANCHESTER Package 5 p.m. 1566. I 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale | Andover. Conneelieul. on Friday, February 9, 1979, at 8:00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Laminalor, Slitter and Prin­ some lifting. Ideal lor semi- your resume, call 649-2288. provided. Call 643-9677. fully insured. 646-4879. mother of five children and PART TIM E - No nights. No .store. Excellent location. Well I 64 — M otorcycles-Bicycles I’ M, for Hie following purpo.scs: Bonds-Stockt-Mortgages 8 ting Press. Must be interested retiree. /^ply in portion to I 65 — Campar$.Traiiers.Mjbiia , weekends. Long holidays. July established business Call BRICK. BLOCK, STONE. resides on Mountain Road. CONVENIENCE FOOD I in working second or third Rockwell Films, 192 Burnham BABYSITTER N EE D E D for PROFESSIONAL TRACY BROTHERS- Hom es 1. To choose a Moderator lor said meeting. and August o ff Many retired Marion E. Robertson. l•'i|■eplaees,eonerele Chimney PERSONAL Paperhanging MONEY FOR ANY STORE looking for full time .shift. We arc looking for in- Street, South Windsor. Start one toddler. 3 mornings per DRESSMAKING & For particular people, by Roofing, Flat Roof, Hot Tar. I 66 — Automotive Service gentlemen and housewives and part time clerks for mid­ Realtor, 643-5953. repairs. No job too small GraveL Built-Up Roofing. Mrs. Weinberg said "It is I 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease 2. To consider and act upon a resolution: WORTHWHILE REASON- -teresled hard working and immediately. week, my home preferred, Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ ALTERATIONS done in my Dick. Call 643-5763 anytime. enjoy driving school buses. night shift. Apply in person. Westwood section. 646-0580 Commercial & Residential. with great pleasure that I la l to appropriate an additional .sum of $40,000 lor eonsirue- We will arrange financing aggressive individuals who VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco timates home. Please call 646-4971 *••••••••••••••••••••••••• with our many sources of $. WHY NOT YOU? We will 509 Center Street. 7-11. afternoons or evenings. Free Estimates. 872-6269. 3 are dependable and have SALESMAN- With Hi Fi Monday thru Friday. 10:00 Building Contracting 33 share this news. Sue will lion of a gymnasium and related facilities al the Andover train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or .Snacks with locations $3,580 •••••••••••••••••••• NOTICE TO CKEDITOBS Quick, confidential service. mechanical ability. Excellent experience. Basic knowledge CALI. TOIX F R E E 1-800-423- QUALITY CARPENTRY By a m. to 3:00 p.m. bring to the firm outstan ESTATE OK IIEI.EN D LACIiOIX. Elementary .School, in addition to the previous appropriation When you think of money, Manchester, 643-2414. GRIT BLASTERS WANTED - Heating-Plumbing 35 . chance for rapid advancement of electronics a must. Herbert MY COMPANY WILL employ 2.355 Ext. 905. Harp Construction. Additions, WES ROBBINS Carpentry dfN’oascd of $662,000 approved at the April 29, 1978 Special Town think of ATLANTIC COAST Experienced preferred. Call I depending on speed and abili­ Electronics, 523-0001. WILL HAUL AWAY FREE of remodeling specialist. Ad­ ding gifts and talents. She The Hon W illiam E FitzGerald, BUS DRIVERS 2 people to start work im­ roofing, siding decks and gar­ Meeting, for a total appropriation of $702,000 FINANCIAL SERVICES. Just will train if 633-9474. Connecticut Hard- ty. Call 528-9471 for interview. charge old scrap metal. Will ditions, rec rooms, dormers, SEWERLINES, sink lines, is exceptional; and we .ludffp, of the Court of Probate. h e c c s s a r 90 mediately. $200 per week OFFERS INVITED / ages. Call anytime, 643-5001. District of Manchester at a hearing call 647-1122. face & Metallizing Corp., HI FI TECHNICIANS- also clean cellars and attics built-ins. bathrooms, cleaned with electric cutters, I b I to increase by $40,000 the amount of bonds or notes of the Brookfield ^reet, '^utlfwind- Glastonbury. potential plus bonuses. Call RETAIL STORE ON know our many clients and held on Jan 29 1979 ordered that all Experieneed. Licensed free of charge. 644-3234. kitchens. 649-3446. by professionals. McKinney claim s must be presented to the Town authorized al the April 29. 1978 Special Town Meeting sor. Call 289-j6918. WAREHOUSE CLERK - 40 646-3936. Must be 18. E.O.E. WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- friends will be well pleased preferred. Full or part time, TUTOR AVAILABLE for Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ fiduciarv on or before April 30. 1979 or to an aggrcgale amount not to exceed $702,000. LE G A L SECRETARY - South hour week. 649-8648. M/F. 000 per year. Excellent terms. reading or math. pany. 643-5308. with her profe.ssionalism bo barred ns bv law provided I I EMPLOYMENT licrberl Electronics, 523-0001. Call John, al Chenette BILL'S SEWING MACHINE CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. Pearl J Hultman. let to increase the amount of temporary notes in aniieipa- PART TIME. Do you have 2 Windsor office, 1-5 p.m. Mon­ Kindergarten through sixth. REPAIRS. Quality work at Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. and willingness to do a »••••••••••••••••••••••••• hours a day? Work at home on -ENGINEER, MECHANICAL. SECRETARY FOR OFFICE- Associates, “ Gallerv Of Asst Clerk lion of the proceeds of said bonds or notes by $40,000 to an day thru Friday. General Certified in .special education good prices. Free pick up and Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. NO JOB TOO SM ALL - Toilet >U7.nnne I’erron complete job. " The fidut iar>- is Halp Wantad 13 the phone servicing our 'Must have Associates Degree. POSITION AVAILABLE- Small private school. Typing, Romes," 528-9081. aggregate amount not to exceed $702,000. Practice, shorthand, good and elementary education. delivery. 649-6487. repairs, plugged drains, Joseph l^croix aka customers in your spare time. 'Growing company has Working with Ex-offenders. Bookkeeping, various office Joseph R Lacroix typing. 644-1528. Call 289-5120 after 4 pm. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY kitchen faucets replaced, WANTED - Gas station atten­ 249-7773. requirement for engineer to Familiarity with Manchester duties. Approximately 25 OWN YOUR OWN 137 J^ssamon Avenue Id) to authorize the School Building Committee to expend ALUMINUM SIDERS- Will Carpentry and general con­ repaired, rec rooms, Miltnn. Mass 02186 the aforesaid additional appropriation. dant, full or part time. TYPIST - GENERAL work with Industrial Heal and experience desirable. hours week. Resume to Box V. BUSINESS! Area Distributor bathroom remodeling, heal Treating Furnaces. Send resume to: MACC, Box e/o Manchester Herald. for Rand McNally Maps. No install Aluminum, Vinyl, or tracting. Residential and Mature, responsible person NURSES AIDE - Full or part O FFICE WORK. 249-6208. INCOME TAX Wood Siding. Call 643-5690, ask modernization, etc. Free 3. To do any other business proper to come before said for third shift. References Rebuilding. Modifications. 773. Manchester. Conn. 06040. selling. Service company es­ commercial. Whether it be a lime. 11 pm to 7 am. Laurel for Ron. or 649-1142, ask for Estimate gladly given. M & N Business meeting. Call 871-1698. Sales Assistance, some SPARE TIME. PART TIME, tablished accounts. PREPARATION .small repair job, a custom NOTICE TO CREDITORS Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. Tom. built home or anything in Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. ESTATE OK MAX KORNFELD. Dated at Andover, Conncetieul, this 3isl day of Janiiarv 649-4519. WANTED- Bowling minded Design work. Excellent OUTSTANDING SALES F U LL TIME, .Schaklees what Investments $2,700 to $15,450 deceased ‘ground floor opportunity for POSITION. We offer a home, your looking for. Call 643-4150, secured by inventory and between, call 646-13'79. 1979. TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. person with mechanical abili­ INCOME TAX Preparation- WATERPROOFING- Founda­ MANCHESTER PLUMBING The Hon W illiam E. FitzGerald, Apply 81 Commerce Street, ty to train as Pin Setter bright versatile engineer who not Just another sales posi­ Mr. .John Fournier. equipment. Write, include Judge, of the Court of Probate. s Peter J. Maneggia BOOKKEEPER Experienced, At your home. tion cracks, hatchways, tile NEWTON SMITH- & HEATING - Repairs. Di.striel of Manchester at a hearing Glastonbury. PTG Company. ACCOUNTS payable, Mechanic. Full time evening likes "Hands-On Approach". tion. If you posse.ss inside in­ name, address, telephone and Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or s ' Percy B. Cook lines, sump pumps, 'window Remodcling, Repairs, and Remodeling, Pumps repaired held on January 29. 1979 ordered that Telephone 633-7631. receivable. Automotive shift. Benefits and opportuni­ 'Full benefit company. Call dustrial sales experience and DO YOU WANT to lose wieghi tlirce references to Personnel 525-8263. / replaced. Free estimates. all claims must be presented to the Selectmen w e lls , w a lls . 30 y e a rs Rec-Rooms. No job to small. Lydall Earnings Stable experience helpful. Minimun 5 ty for advancement. Apply to 289-1588 ask for Martha. In- are seeking upward growth, and earn mony al the same D ir e c to r . N A M C O 3928 Electric drain-snaking. 24- fiduciary on or before April 30. 1979 or Town of Andover Monclair Road. Birmingham. experience. 643-4953. 242-5915. 649-3144. be barred as by law provided RN. LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 years full-time recent Manager, Parkade Lanes, no 'duslronics, 489 Sullivan Ave., then we want to talk to you I If time. Call 643-4150, Mr. John INCOME TAX hour service. 646-6237. M ANCHESTER - Lydall, Inc. (AM EX: LD L) - Pearl J Hullman. 001-2 shifts. Good pay, good phone calls. South Windsor. interested call 289-8291.' EOE Fournier. Alabama 35213 or call toll free bookkeeping experience. PREPARATION - Your home HOUSE & OFFICE CARPENTRY & Masonry - Ass't. Clerk benefits and working con­ Career position, excellent ad­ 1-800-6.33-8441, or mine. Dan Wade, Tax Con­ Millard H. Pryor Jr., president of Lydall Inc., today an­ The fiduciary is CLEANING- Experienced. ADDITIONS Al^D Flooring 36 ditions. Apply in person, Ver­ nounced 1978 sales of $91.7 million and earnings of $3.2 Jean Komfeld LEGAL NOTICE vancement 527-8246. WANTED EXPERIENCE sultant, 871-9554, References. Top service for REMODELING. Free es­ non Manor. 180 Regan Road, 173A Downey Drive CARPEN TERS & FRAM ERS your home, or office in late timates. Call Anthony FLOOR SANDING AND million, a 23 percent increase over 1977. After adjusting Manchester. Conn TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Vernon. MEN AND WOMEN $150 per - Call 643-9551, for an appoint­ ALLAN T. KEELER’S TAX afternoon, or early evening Squillacote 649-6811. REFINISHING. Floors like for a 5 percent stock dividend, per-share earnings were 06040 ment. ai-i NOTICE OF week to show our equipment SERVICE. Tax Returns done hours, call 647-9234. new. (Specializing in older $1.63, virtually the same as 1977. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC and supplies. No sales CALL US WE WORK! in the privacy of your home. floorsl. Staining floors. No In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 F While fourth quarter sales of $25.3 m illion reflected an ■ Experienced only. Top necessary. Apply Electrolux. TEXAS OIL CO. needs Call 871-1781, for appointment. L IG H T T R U C K IN G - Odd f a r r a n d r e m o d e l i n g - waxing. Also Ceilings and NOTICE TO CREDITORS and 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adop­ wages, ^ p ly: Atlas Tile, 1862 increase of 50 percent over the same quarter last year, 1123 Main Street, East Hart­ mature person. We train. jobs. Moving large Cabinets and Formica Tops. Interior Painting. John Ver- ESTATE OF AGNES BABB aka tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, Write A.U\ Dick, Box 789, Ft. AGNES T. BABB, deceased ford or call 528-3869 between appliances. Also, collars and Roofing. Gutters. Room Ad­ faille. 646-5756 after 6 pm. earnings of $609 thousands were down 15 percent for the Connecticut, on November 28, 1979. 563-0151. 10 am and 4 pm. Worth, Tex. 76101. A L L T Y P E S The Hon W illiam E FitzGerald. P R E P A R E D - attics cleaned. Call 644-1775. ditions. Decks. AH types of period. Earnings per share for the quarter were 30 cents Judjie. of the Court of Probate. m partnership, corporations. ask tor Winnie. Remodeling and R’epairs as compared with adjusted per-share earning of 36 cents District ol Manchester at a hearing Phone 643-6617. held on January- 30. 1979 ordered that ORDINANCE Will come toI your' ’home. Call Cttl. NOW XBoilT OUR for the fourth quarter of 1977. all claims must be presented to the 568-5742. WHiaSKCUlSI The drop in fourth quarter earnings is prim arily due to fiduciary on or before April 30.1979 or B E IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town R E j i l i l O R S BABYSITTING IN HOME - GENERAL REPAIRS- be barr^ as by law provided of Manchester, that the Town of Manchester purchase for Toddler 3-5. Preferred time Coramic Tile. Formica continuing problems at several packaging locations and a Pearl J. Hullman. INCGME TAX RETURNS Aztec Ass't Clerk the sum of Two Thousand Dollars ($2,(X)0.00) from Virginia 7:36 am to 3:36 pm. 643-2319. Plumbing and Electric. Cali modest decline in the profits of the Spheric Group’s ball The fiduciary is: GROUP 1: A select association of REALTORS serving the greater PREPARED- Reliable and 649-1975 anytime. Chimney B. Batson, two certain parcels of land on Chapel Road dependable service. business caused by lower productivity and new produc­ Helena Babb WII.L BABYSIT IN MY Sweeps 23 Lilley Street located in the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and NO MORE WAITING... Manchester area with more advertising expertise, Reasonable rates. Weekdays 5 CARPENTER - Repairs, tion line start-up problems at the Indiana plant. After en­ Manche.ster, Conn State of Connecticut, containing a total of 0.53 acres, more or to 16 p.m. weekends 9 to 5 HOME- Ages Infant to 6 . I An rU 06040 impact and efficiency for both buyers and sellers. remodeling, additions, gar­ of ekiiiiv firoi countering significant problems earlier in the year in in­ less, and being more particularly bounded and decribed as p.m. Phone L. Thompson at .years. Fenced in vard. Lunch 82-1 ages, roofing. Call David ■Ithiit Mihlii I 643-2876. available. Call 569-3916. i m . . . troducing its new steel rack line, the Group’s Paltier follows: YOU CAN PLACE YOUR Patria, 644-1796. Tw$«te(tl operations moved back into the black in the last quarter CHILD CARE SERVICES In NOTICE TO CREDITORS PA R C E L A TAX PREPARATION of 1978. ESTATE OF SARAH L BLACK, my liome. Days, nighls. In­ FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY Kins liite WIEET OUR SALES STAFF R E LIA B L E and Reasonable. deceased Said parcel of land begins at a point on the northerly street YES, MEET THE PEOPLE WHOhfE MADE OUR OUTSTANDINO RECORD fants welcomed. Reasonable - Remodeling and Additions, 371 HMiOl W / 'y - The Hon. W illiam E. FitzGerald. HERALD & DOLLAR SAVER Done in the privacy of your line of Burnham Street, said point of beginning being located POSSIBLEI THESE ARE TRULY DEDICATED, COMMITTED AtEOCIATESI THEY rales. Mayberry Village area. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 m a a m y ^ Judge, of the Court of Probate, ARE A REFRE8HINC REMINDER THAT THE FREE ENTERPRISE SYSTEM It ALIVE own home. Norm Marshall District of Manchester at a hearing N ir i 8 ’36” W, 27 plus minus feet from base line Station 0 plus Please call 528-i6l6. between 3 years experience! For Free AND WELU THEY ASK ONLY FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE YOU. TALK TO 643-9644. held on January 29. 1979 ordered that minus 00.00 which has coordinates of N352, 551.873, E645,- and 7 p.m. Estimates, call 646-4239. 643^130 all claims must be presented to the THEM, INQUIRE ABOUT THSM. YOU'LL SEE WHY WE THINK THEY ARE THE fiduciary on or before April 30, 1979 or 994.369 based on the Connecticut Plane Coordinate System; TOPSI POUTE, PERSUASIVE, ALERT, AaOREStlVE, THEY'LL OET THE JOB be barred as by law provided. thence easterly along said northerly street line, 30 plus DONE FOR YOU, WHETHER TOJUTBS BUYINO OR SELLINQ. AND THEY WILL DO IT Speakers Offered KEEFINO IN MIND THE REALTOR'S OOLDEN RULE. Pearl J. Hultman. minus feet to a point on the proposed northwesterly street Ass t. Clerk Schools-Classes 19 Bason Property 27 Household Goods 40 The fiduciary is: line of reconstructed Burnham Street; thence northeasterly WINDSOR — Combustion Engineering’s Power EDUCATION Eva Lillian Fitzsimmons along a segment of said proposed northwesterly street line i t . FOR THE BEST - Manchester NEW HAMPSHIRE- Contem­ 54e Hemlock Street REFRIGERATORS Systems Group is offering a Nuclear Speaker Service for which is a curve to the left having a radius of 242.89 feet, a JOHN ARDINI Gymnastic School, 3 to 5 porary Chalet. 4 bedrooms, 2 Manchester. Conn. 06040 Private Instructions ia Washers / Ranges, used, Connecticut community groups interested in exploring M-l length of 185.5 plus minus feet and being 25 feet northwester­ pupils per teacher. F R E E in­ baths, pool table, sleeps 9. 2 guaranteed and clean. New S A T H IM rS troductory lesson with this ad. ski tickets included. $300 critical energy issues and the use of nuclear power to shipment damaged. G.E & NOTICE TO CREDITORS ly of and concentric with the base line of reconstructed REMEDIAL READING and meet future electrical needs. at any hour Call 646-6366, or 646-3549. week. Mountain Lakes (Near FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. ESTATE OK MILDRED DANA, Burnham and Clark Streets to a point on the existing wester­ math; individualized work Cannon. Loon i Mittersilll. The service, provided at no cost to schools, clubs and deceased ly street line of Clark Street ; thence northeasterly along said program, (lst-8th grade! bv B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main The Hon. W illiam E. FitzGerald. Available for February vaca­ Street, 643-2171. civic or service organizations, includes a roster of 15 Judge, of the Court of Probate. existing westerly street line, 18 plus minus feet to a point of SUNIISt SKCULS: master's degree teacher. 568- ...... • y - tion. 646-5005. speakers drawn from Combustion Engineering’s District of Manchester at a hearing curvature; thence northerly and westerly along a curve to 8675. REAL ESTATE •••••••••••••••••••••••••• held on January 26. 1979 ordered that Yes, now that the Herald hits your porch early Saturday mor FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom technic.’al and management staff. Speakers from the ser­ all claims must be presented to the the left having a radius of 18.00 feet and a length of 24 plus Real Estate Wanted 28 Set. Excellent condition. fiduciary on or before April 26. 1979 or minus feet to a point of tangency on the proposed southerly RIDING LESSONS indoor vice are available for speeches, panel discussions, nings, why not plan a weekend of home-hunting with our riding ring. Western stock Homes For Sale 23 Queen-size bed. triple dresser, be barred as by law provided street line of Chapel Road, said point of tangency being 25 A LL CASH For your property, dresser with shelved mirror, .seminars and debates. Pearl J. Hullman. Ass't. Clerk seal, saddle scat and liuni within 24 hours. Avoid Red The fiduciary Is: feet southerly of an extension to the base line of the proposed award-winning sales staff? Herewith a very few of our many COLONIAL - 7 rooms, formal night stand. 4 years old. $866. seal. All levels 228-9817. Tape. Instant Service. Haves For additional information, contact: Public and Richard Dana primary Industrial Road measured perpendicularly; thence 643-2718 dining room, large cat-in 568-6935. Technical Information, C-E Power Systems, Combustion 173 Spruce Street listings available - Call us for these and others - WE CM Corp. 646-0131. Manchester. Conn, N66 I2’02’’W along the proposed southerly street line of VOICE. I'lANO Instructions. kitchen. 4 bedrooms, heated Engineering Inc. Windsor Conn. 06095, or call (203 ) 688- 06040 Chapel Road (parallel to said base line), 94 plus minus feet BRIAN McKEEVER DO! Former faculty New York porch. 2 car garage, with 74-J chimney for wood stove, SELLING your house? Call us 1911. ext. .3663. to a point on the South Windsor-Manchestcr Town line; Music and A rt’ High School. first and we’ll make you a I'rolcssional Singer Pianist. private lot. $56,906. Group 1, thence N71'’I5’13’’E along said Town line, 20 plus minus feet M. I’hilhrick Agency 646-4200. cash offer! T.J. Crockett. Area Advisor to a point on the existing southerly edge of pavement of FOUR FAMILY 844-8597. Realtor. 64.3-1577. CTiapel Road; thence southeasterly, southwesterly and JUST USTED-WE HAVE TK KEYS! GUITAR. BANJO. MANCHESTER- Central loca- westerly, respectively, along the southerly, westerly and ( lion. 7 Room Cape. 3 IM MEDIATE Cash for your Needed Urban Mortgages Offered MANDEOLIN BASS properly. Let us explain our northerly existing edges of pavement, respectively, of I.ESSONS - Folk. Blue Grass. liedrooms, country kilclicn, ir SEVEN ROOM CAPE .sliders, deck, breezeway. fair proposal. Call Mr. Chapel Road, Clark Street and Burnham Street, 384 plus N M I'opular Ages, 5 ■ adults Part Time HOLD ONTO YOUR HAT-$32,900"!! Hcifiore, 647-1413. HARTFORD (DPI) — The executive 7'/2 percent while current conven­ minus feet to a point on the northerly edge of pavement of Beginners - professionals. Garage. Siding. Private yard. Start at 2:30 PM director of the Connecticut Housing $54,906. Owner. 646-3586.' tional mortgages are about 10 percent. Burnham Street, said point being located N11”18’36’’W, 9 Easy enjoyable progress. MAY WE BUY your home? 23 hours per week Finance Authority says his group has Rothenberg also told the panel CHFA plus minus feet from base line Station 0 plus minus 00.00; THREE BEDROOM RANCH Free LOAN IN.STRUMENT Quick, fair, all cash and no 646-6557. EXCITING NEW LISTING Call Jeanne given out about 9.200 mortgages for single has raised $481 m illion through four bond thence N11'’ I8’36’’W, 18 plus minus feet to the point and $39,900"-ALUMRNIM SIDING located near golf course. At­ problem. Cali Warren E. place of beginning. DAN LANDERFIN Howland. Realtors. 643-1108. Manchester family dwellings in the past two years, sales to fund its programs. PHIL CONTI PIANO LESSONS- Former tractive Colonial on quiet, Bruce Rothenberg told the Legislature’s residential street. Living Evening Herald The above described parcel contains 0.20 plus minus acre. THREE FAMILY I’ublic School Music Teacher WANTED TO BUY in residen­ is now giving Piano Lessons in room with fireplace, den. 647-9946 Planning and Development Committee PA R C E L B tial Manchester. Small two- AT A TWO FAMH.Y PRKX OF $49,900" her home, in the Bowers kitchen with center aisle plus Tuesday about 4..300 of the mortgages fdr appliances. Dining room and 3 family hou.se or house with in­ lor appointment single family homos were made to per- The Quiel Rich Said parcel of land begins at the intersection of the existing School area of Manchester. law apartment. No basement Please call 649-9579. bedrooms. Asking $81,900. .sons buying hou.ses in urban areas. easterly street line of Clark Street and the existing southerly Call B-W Realty 647-1419. apartment. No agents. 649- street line of Chapel Road; thence southeasterly along the NEWLY USTED CAPE! 998L______Rothenberg said the authority loans NEW YO R K (U P I) — There are a lot of SEVEN ROOMS - CENTRAL • EXTRAS existing southerly street line of C3iapel Road, 215.55 feet to money to anyone, without regard to how Americans who have made large fortunes the intersection of said existing southerly street line with the PRECISION MACHINE ANTDIHIIIUI much they make, if they buy a home in one in private companies, but who tend to be ASSISTANT Part lime • Licensed. Top pay (or publicity-shy. existing northerly street line of Burnham Street; thence an 643-2711 SOUTH WINDSOR COLONIAL OPERATORS of nine Connecticut cities. 1005 ELLMGTON RD. DRIVE BY, TKN CAU WANTED OFFICE MANAOER right man. In its current issue. Fortune magazine interior angle to the left of 27°28’, 97 plus minus feet wester­ CARRIER The authority director said the average ly along the existing northerly street line of Burnham Street First class only; five years COVENTRY T.V. lists 62 of these "elu.sive Private Rich" — Manchester Company has full Cill Tumdty Mini 8«lwdgALlFfED. t A □ 8 S 0 R T E D 9.320 Size 4. Ruckle Ski Roots, size 16 Billowy 9 Wyoming city 3 ,lr Solomon lOI Ski Rin expense 10 Caustic wm M 1 A I 8 T s T dines. Excellent condition LARGE DRILL PRESS, <> DEAR ABBY; I am a 60-year-old divorcee and, if 1 say ao 19 Folksinger substance □ 3 T D crank-up table. 4" column - I C H I L E 1 E 8 T 1 8 0 I.I\TNG ROOM ROSE SOFA Call 508-6239 RENTALS myself, I am attractive and desirable. 1 recently met a Seeger 11 Fast aircraft E A R 8 E K E hp '220 440 Volts, 208 Volts 3 20 Grain (abbr.) r E N 1 L wllli heipe covers Like new gentleman, also divorced and equally attractive and 8 H E D M 1 R T 8 E and p r e c n iv a 11 -1 o ■ w a 11 SWIMMING POOLS- Close pli-tiianual .starter includwl. desirable. He is 60. Sam has two married children living in 22 Madame 14 Scandinavian For details 649 ,3893 (afbr.) carpetinp Call fi49-6409 Out on all piKils to make room Rooms tor Rent 52 17 Over there 31 No (colloq.) pepper plant another state. 25 Before (prefix) lor our 1979 (x h i Is . Uarpe pool 2-J He gave me a big rush and I know he wants to marry me, PrlBcllla’B Pop — Ed Sullivan 21 Lissome 32 Apply lightly 44 Entertainer WAl.NCT OVAL DINING disirihulors has new above CHILDS RED SKI HOOTS THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - 26 Scottish 23 Housewife’s ti­ size 3M, $5.00: Chileds I20c but he says he cannot formally propose marriage until after author 33 Greek letter 46 Scold TARI.E 52 X 38, 2 extension ground pools for only $777.00 Hirch House Women. Ccntral- tle (abbr.) 34 Room Hart Gremlin Ski's. $10.00; Iv located. Downtown his children meet me and agree that we are right for each E V E R V TH IN G C3N T V 28 Assumed 46 Decrement leaves, pads included, single completely erected - 31 ft x 19 VUK/ IS NEW AMP IMPROVEP manner 24 Superlative together 49 Make designs ft overall demension -15 ft, x Ladies Nordica ski bools, Manchester. Kitchen Apartments For Rent 53 Wanted to Rent 5 7 Autos For Sale other. bed. 3 8 electric drill, mis- 67 Autos For Sale 61 EXCEPTTHE 29 Western- suffix 36 Shelter on metal ccllaneous tools, gardening 24 ft swim area, complele new. 6 narrow, $70.00. New 20 privileges. Call 649-2358. Abby, I have grown children, too, but the man I marry 26 Not of the pound Gas Tank, $15.1X). Call 3 ROOMS WITH HEAT - East PROGRAMMING / } hemisphere or­ 39 Gasoline 50 Summer time equipment Ii43-89(XI with heavy puage solid vinvl WANTED IMMEDIATELY- 1969 DODGE VAN- Running 1974 FORD TORINO - 2 door, doesn't have to pass my children's inspection. Naturally, 1 ganization clergy reting (abbr.) liner, heavy gauge sidewail, 644-21911 Center Street. $210 per month. Two Hedroom Apartment, lor Apartments For Rent S3 6 months only. Call 646-6439. condition. Rest offer. Call 643- 8 cylinder, automatic, power would hope that my children liked the man, but if they (abbr.) 27 Chemical 40 Proved 51 Environment ELECTRIC STOVE- exclusive lock frame con­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• parents with 10 year old child 5691 between 2 and 6 pm. steering. Immaculate, only didn't, it wouldn't matter to me. 30 Put money analysis 41 Evening in agency (abbr.) Weslinghousc. 30 ' $50.00 struction, aluminum swing-up (well behaved). Reasonable. LOOKI.NG for anything in real Homes lor Rent 54 39.000 miles. 278-2500. dealer, This business of having to get approval from Sam's into 28 Hail Italy 52 Compass While G o ih I condition. Call hiddci. al.so inside Ladder, ad- * TAG SALES estate rental - aparlnicnls. Prefer West Side or Nathan 1969 RUICK SKYLARK- V-8. ask fur Mark. 32 Lures 29 Alley_____ point 844-1775 aiivlime lanced type skimmer, Hale area. Please call 649- children irritates me. In fact, it turns me off. Do you think it 43 East Indian homes, multiple dwellings? FOUR ROOM HOUSE- power .steering. Mechanically h 35 Falsify excellent filiralion system un­ No fees Call J.D. Real ELsIale 3285. means anything? 36 On the peak TA(; SALK - Moving to Availablc iiiimcdialcly. in good condition. $500 . 643- 1975 FORD GRANADA - 4 1 2 a 4 1 1 7 ft ft 10 11 COLONIAL FLORAL PRINT it, fencing Huge 16 ft. x 7 ft Associates, Inc 646-1980. *****••••••••••••••••••••• 9217 before 12 noon. door, 8 cylinder. Automatic, LIL IN BROOKLYN 37 Man's name SOF\ Colonial Floral Print siindcck Fin.Hieing arranged ■ Ari/otKJ. ovorythinp must p o '! Sccurilv and references. $225 39 CIA 12 13 24;t WVst ( onlor. Suturdav 10 Call 872-0147. I AUTOMOTIVE air conditioning. Exccllenl DEAR LIL: YES. It means that, after Sem'e children, you Love Seal Col fee table absohilciv no obligation' Call RESPONSIHLE FEMALE to VOLKSWAGEN SCIROCCO condition. Call 278-2500. come first. predecessor Kilclien set. with 4 chairs loll Irec. l-8(XI-.382-4529 Ar- am to 4 p ni 643-81fll. 42 Humbug 14 11 share apartment with same. onices-Stores lor Rent 55 *****••••••••••••••••••••• 1975- 4 speed. Red. Am-lm. dealer, ask for Mark. ('.ill 849 5830 iislic Pool Products. Inc Ask Large bedroom 647-9988, Autos For Sale 61 43,000 miles. Very good condi­ DEAR READERS: There are thousands of people in 43 Unplayed golf le 17 11 lor Frank TA(I SAUv Moving must hole ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. tion. $3000. Call evenings, 633- 1966 OLDS F-85 CUTLASS hospitals, institutions and homes hecause the transplant 19 5 CCRIC FOOT soil' 9 In 5 Saturday and Sun­ 492.3. 44 Longing 19 20 21 day. tho 3rd and 4th 55.1 MANCHESTER- West Center Ideal location. $300 including 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- SEDAN- Extra good condi­ organa they need are not availahle. These Include kidneys, 22 23 24 FROSTI.rSS FREEZER SCRMERSAHl.E SIMP Street. Four riKim apartment. 45 Measure of I'arkoi Sirool, Manoheslor. utilities. Don Horrigan, speed, 6 cylinder. 4 new tion. V-8 engine. $450. Call 646- corneas, heart, pituitary glands and other organs and Captain Eaay — wrooka A Lawranca 2B 2ft 27 2ft Lpriphl. excellent condition. PC.MP FOR SALE .Mint con­ Tile bath, appliances, private radials. 12 snows), excellent 1973 PINTO WAGON- Good 1516 , anylime. land (metric) Harrows Company. 647-1000. tissues that must be removed from accident victims quickly 47 Voter $125. lirm .New Hoover Eilec- dition Call alter 6 p in. 6.33- entrance anil storage Good condition. Best offer. Call 29 M condition 228-0475 or 228-9550. before oxygen starvation renders them uselesi. AS NI6HT FALLSi A STORM BLOWS UPl FOB 50 Discourse 31 Iric Floor Polisher. $25 Twin 3939 •••••••••• •♦•••••••••••a location. Available im- after 5 p.m., 646-4760. CAMARO 1977 Z-28 - bod and chest. $40 Metal of- MANCHESTER- Main Street What moat people do not know la that moat states now SHROUPS THB /MOUNTAINOUS BILLOW S! 53 Capital of 32 33 34 3B Dogs-BIrdsPels 43 iiiedialely. Quiet or retired modern office available. 400 1972 CAPRI V-6, 4-.specd. 8- Exccllenl condition, 19,000 lice desk, with chair. $40 FIREWOOD FOR SALE- persons. References, securi­ uae the driver's licenie to identify organ donora. Under the Canada sq fl Heat. AC included. Call Irack stereo, $1100. Call 646- 1973 PLYMOUTH - 4 door miles, $4700 or best offer. 54 Backbone (pi.) 3ft 37 31 39 40 41 Mediicrr.iiiian stereo console Scasoned 8 months $.35 a pick ty No pels, or children. 2227, after 6 pm. sedan. Good condition. $500 or Weekends and evenings. Anatomical GUt Act, people who are killed in traffic ac­ with A.M-FM stereo radio, up truck load. $70 a dump f r e e PUPPIES-Part lliLsky 646-2469 or 646-2755. 55 Breakfast 42 43 Part l.abrador. Very alfec- I'nhealed. $215 monthly best offer. Call 647-1 145 cidents may avoid dying in vain. bread 44 excellent condition $75 Iruck load Call 742-76,37. Write to; P.t). Rox 244. East- ATTENTION! Come see our anylime. lionalc. Call 649-074.3. after 5 466 MAIN STREET. North of The organ.donor sticker form lor decall authorizea doc­ 56 Squeal 4S 4ft 47 ft Crvst.il chandelier, value ford. Conn. Great Selection of Quality 1970 VW BUG - Tan, new 4 49 $1100 - a.sking $21X1 646-1516 1972 S.N'OWMORILE- Good p 111, Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. tors to remove needed organs immediately alter the 57 Small of centrally located space. Proowned Autos. Compiclel.v 1966 OLDSMOBILE E85- engine in February, 1977. fragment SO SI B2 B3 condition $5lXI Call 643-4302, APARTME.NT and HOUSES victim's death, and to uae those organs in transplant opera­ A COMPLETE HOARDING Ideal for store, office or other rccondilioned at Manchester Rcbuill engine. Good Needs brakes lined.' Asking ask for Don I'or Rent. Wc have lOOs of ren­ tions. 54 S MISC. FOR SALE KENNEL for Dogs and Cats business or commercial u.se. Honda, Connecticut's largest transporlation. Many extras $600. Home - 646-3615. Work ■ DOWN 5 tals in all Areas, Prices and and most complete Honda Asking $700, or Best Offer. 649-0408. Readert may acquire the details of organ.donation laws LATEST MODEL -D IBM Dog Ralhing and grooming. Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. Sft 57 Sizes Call Rental Assislors. Dealer! 24 Adams Street, Please call 647-9502. •••••••••••••••••••••t«t«* by writing to the motor vehicle departments of their own 1 Sharper J Articles lor Sale Executive Typewriter For reservations, please call 236-5646, Small Fee. 41 Canine Holiday Inne. 200 OFFICK SPACE- Manchester. Trucks lor Sale 62 aUtea. They may write also to the National Kidney Founda­ INEWSFAffR CNTtAFKtl AtSN| Excellent condition. 197] DATSUN 1200. F’xcellent tion, 116 East 27th St., New York, N.Y. 10016. ALl .Ml.N'l .M Sheets used as Guaranteed Call Yale Sheldon Road. .Manchester. Professional Building, ap­ 848-5971 EAST HARTFORD- 2 proximately 400 .square feel. DAT.SUN 260 Z, 1974. Air, AM- running condition. FM, 8- TRUCK CAPS FOR ALL "Gift of Life" laws are relatively new. Their application printing plates, 007 thick Tvpewriler Service. 649-4986 Hedroom Townhouse, I I 2 Includes: Heat, air con­ EM, 8 Track. Rear window track .stereo. Micliclin radials. MAKES- Including ’78-'79 El through the driver's license is increaaing In all itatea. The 2.3x32 . 25 cents each or 5 for li a I h s. heated, fully vents, defogger, Michclins. Needs body work. $600. 646- Caminns, and Imports. I FFICE EQI'lPMENT-.Slan- ditioning, ample parking. Call , universal adopUon of the Anatomical Gilt Act (with its strict Win at bridge $l Phone 643-2711 .Must be applianced. washer-dryer 871-0401. or 568-76.57. 47.000 miles. Excellent condi­ 6250 Fibergla.ss Caps from $460. Alley Oop — Dave Qraua picked up before II am o ird Hermes Typewriter, ad­ hookups. Full basement, $285, tion. $5,000 or best offer. 649- RIon.stein's Camping Center. aafeguards to verify that the donor is in fact dead before ONLY ding machine desk, credenza Musical Instruments .528-1708, or 289-2890. 4182 1972 BUICK S K Y L A R K ^ Route 83, Vernon, Conn. 875- organa may be removedi would offer new hope to the coun­ and chair, .safe. .NCR cash 44 HOCKVILLE STORE - 20x60. Ccnier - 17 West Main Streel door, sports coupe. 6211 try's afflicted. HOLY m a c k e r el! THATSS^ NOD b e t t e r Invention of a convention TWO ,3tX) .AMP Rectifiers - register. Call 569-2128 I 2 PRICE ON GUITARS and ROOMMATE WANTED To Full basement, M I. Kaplan, 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY HI - Aulomalic. V-8. power I have personally willed all my usable organs, and feel MURITY, SEEN Good condition.Good for etc. Rivers Music. 7 Main sh a re a p a rtm e n t. $125 mvner. 232-9041. good running condition. Musi brakes, sleering. air con­ 1966 RANCHERO' CUSTOM. that nothing I could leave after my death will be of greater SRANNY... US' right now in 1979, any North- o u td o o r m e t a l SIGN- plating, or xvelding. Call 649- .Sjrecl. .New Britain. 225-1977. monthly, includes everything. sell! $200 or best offer. 643- ditioning. New exhaust Newer 289 with 4 speed. Body NORTH 2.3-A South pair would arrive at 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. SI g n making machine. Expecting a tax refund'.’ Call until 5 p m.. 647-9283. STORE FOR RENT- Ap­ 4891. .system. 57,000 miles. Best work complele. Needs paint LOVE, « Q87 the four-spade contract. Shelling, shelling brackets, Layaways invited. offer. 6.33-5119, $600.00 649-2989, 649-9937, ask ABBY « AQ J98 Al won the diamond lead peg board hooks. LP gas hot proximately 600 square feel. ANSALDI HOMES FIVE ROOM.S- 2 bathrooms. Downtown Manchester, ffeat 1971 FORD WAGON - V8. for Tim. DEAR ABBY; I recently ran into a girl with whom I had ♦ KQ with his ace. A club shift was OfH'ninc new o\cniliv*’ area on air furnace, and sprinkler ACCOR DlAN - ACMETTE Gas and lights included in aulomalic. power sleering, 1967 CHEVELLE- Running A J 10 2 obvious and Al made the .system. 569-2128 included. Rea.sonable rent gone through school. I had heard she had married recently, IaxoIiOui .M ’uni.fin in Mani'hcster 15774 MODEL .No. 700, $180., rent. $260 includes everything. 646-1086. air. luggage rack. New condition. Needs a little work 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN WEST EAST abnormal lead of the queen Mam juri'i'Miiv wttoded lots .No dogs, pels, or children so I said, "Oh, by the way, congratulations on getting mar­ Organ - GTR Product and b attery ; good dependable $185. Call 649-1534. window van. Excellent condi­ « 64 2 « 63 rather than the normal king ,«\a:la^li !'•: \ HMUtMiV KICIIMOM) they stick with the per unit form of adjust the fact, that they didn't know lleraM lti'|M>rtcr billing for residential now. of the increase in co.sl." Dr. Saul Cohen: a lixa l dentist, told VERNON — It would co.sl about Mrs. Norman Fisher and her hus­ the authority he thought a town Slot) in all to in.sttill ;i water meter lor band Dr. Norman Fisher attended meeting should be ctillcd to di.sctiss each Vernon re.sidenl who use.s the Thursday's meeting also. Mrs. ttie user chtirges. Behinger reminded sewape treatment faeilily, but thi.s Fi.sher told the authority that they him that a public hearing was held wouldn't solve all ol the town's have a vvtiler meter ;ind they are before the ordinance was passed by problems as to equitable sewer user willing to pay for what they use but the Town Council eharpes. not for vvh;il tliey don't u.se. She said Cohen, remarking on the lact tluil The Water Pollution Control their bill incretised by atiout 4tK) per­ there were only four people at .Authority Thursday nipht discussed cent because tier liusband h;is his ol- Thursday's meeting said he didn't complaints from users coiu'erninp fice in the house. think that would carry any clout. the bills they just receivi-d which Belanger assured her that the Belanger agreed that that wasn't were estimated to cov er the past six aulhorilv would studv the classitica- much support for changing the last months. tion system as proposed by tbe billing The bills were sent out and are engineering firm lie said at tbe last Dr. Cohen told Bellanger that he payable Feb. 15 because the town meeting tbe authority discussed fell the matter was a tail accompli needed the money to cover the cost of going to a minimum commercial and he suggested that the mayor running the new .sewage treatment charge which would be equivalent to should be asked to call a town plant The users had been one residential unit meeting forewarned that the charges would Belanger and authority member He said he might recommend 0 go up considerably to pay for opera­ Robert M cfiarily .said, "liie decision the Town Council that the proccedurc tion of the plant but .some don't feel has to be made at this table; we can't on bills be tliat a commercial u.scr. that the charges are being figured herd people in." vvitli a water mctci reading ot under fairly. Dr. Cohen said he has lived in town 50tl gallons per day be billed as a Some residents said they teel it CPR Techniques since 1941) and he Iccis he has paid his single unit. would be fairer to have water meters share of .sewer taxes And Belanger .Sanlini indicated that llic town will installed and then they would be TcmcIr'I's ill the nolltm School system tire l'';ij;;in. ttiuphl ;i ehiss this week tit the Bolton reminded him that they weren't have trouble collectiiig tbe nioiicy lor charged only for the amount dis­ talking about paying lor llic plant tbe liills just sent out. lull Hellangcr liciiig iHiighI Conlio I’lilmoiitiiy iU'siiscilii l‘'ii'ehoiise. Tetteheis tire, left to right, Peter th( charged into the sewer .system ilsell. but rallicr just Ilic plant opera­ disagreed lion vvliicli sliniild mtike pmciits of chililn’ii in Morrti, Dick Ptiekmtin, Susie Sigmoiul, tind A. Richard Lombardi, engineer, tion charges. the system leel ;i lillle liil lieKef while Iheii Boh llighler. illertihl photo by Strempferi said that the average ligure is 85 to 90 Belanger said Hie newspapers had .lack Vanoodenbove. the assistant percent of the water used ends up in I'l''''''...... o. school Insli iieloi. Ciiitlv given plenty ol piililicily about the assessor, said bisolliee ean'l bandic the .sewer. He .said he thinks that tael that the u.sci i barges would be the work to readiiisl bills now He most of the water used in commer­ increasing consideialilv lor the new said maylie those who Icel their bills cial operations ends up in the sewers jilant. are wrong can pay wlial they think Many apartment owners have com­ Newspapers Rank Carter Eric Sanlini. an apartment owner, they owe and protest the rest He plained. some more vigorously than said, ' Everybody doesn't read the said llien it the bills arc refigured others, becau.se residential chargs WASHINIITON (Ill’ll Of the Washington tegrity ... intelligence ... G. Brown ,lr of California, newspapers and a lot ol the landlords ;ind it is lound they still owe the arc bein made on a per unit-btsis at More Ilian 92 percent ol bureau chiefs polleil, G4.7 perserverance." and one did not say. didn't know about the charge or the money tlicy w ill be subject to a ?35 for six months. The charge has Wasliiiiglon bureau cliiels percent said he has done a His weaknesses were Andrew Glass, head of meeting penally. been S2I a year. of major U.S. dallies lair ,|ob. '.i'l.'l said lie has listed as "unsure of the Cox newspaper bureau, He suggested that the town could The charge is actually estimated at lielieve I’residenI Carter done a good job. and 7.8 bim.self ... inexperience .. said Caller has "a unique gel the water meters wholesale and this time until the new treatment Belanger recommended that single lias done a "la ir" or percent said be bad done inability to persuade the blend of guts and good .schedule the installation of them all plant is in full operation. However. commercial .iccoinds with water "good " job in bis lirsi two poorly. public he can provide manners." while Gary at the .same time and it would cost Charles Pitkat, superintendent ol the bills going back no less than three years, and 91 percent say In the earlier surveys, strong leadership ... lack of Schuster of the Detroit less than $100 "bin in the meantime plant, .said it is estimated it will co.sl consecutive quarters, and showing be will be renominated, ac­ publishers responded tiiis decisiveness ... lack of News said Carter's main we say you sbould ebarge on a per about $800,000 to run the plant next that they used less Ilian 500 gallons a cording to a survey way: 57 percent 'fair. " credibility ... staff problem is his "inability to capita basis," he .said year. day, be entitled to adjust to the single rcle.''sed Fridiiy by HKO 19.5 percent good; and 28.5 problems ' handle his top advi.sers. He said by installing the meters it The authority is going to .study a residential ebarge and Ibal people General Broadcasling percent poor; and editors l''our said Carter would They seem to be running would solve tbe problem for senior propo.sal prepared by the engineering who do not ask lor that adjustment Carter received general­ 49 percent "fair": .88 per­ be denied his parly's him — and not loo well." citizens wlio don't use as much water firm of Anderson-.Nichols for setting now w ill be entitled to it in the ly heller grades Irom the cent "good"; II percent renominalion. Of these, as people with voung families. "VVilb up cla.sses and categories to establish liiture. Washington bureau ebiefs "poor": and 4 percent tw o predicted the the flat rate .system vou are forcing ELASTIC a different user charge system Belanger said it wasn't the intent than he did from their "excellent. " Democratic candidate will us to challenge it." .Sanlini .said. STOCKINGS Jo.seph Belanger, chairman of the of the authority that there be a editors and publishers, ac­ Tbe Wasliiiiglon bureau he Sen. Edvvard M. Belanger .said the authority had authority, said members w ill be minimum 1,000 gallons ebarge lor cording to the poll con­ ebiefs said Carer's Kennedy of Mas.sachusetls, WHEELCHAIRS said that all of the bills .sent out looking at the recommendation as com m ercial users He said bis ducted by HKf) Generars slrenglhs were "sincerily one said it would be part of the overall problem. could be subject to adjustment but recommendation will he made to the Washington Vice I’residenI ... honestV deci-ncv ... in­ Kennedy or Gov. Edmund IRTHURDRUG Meanwhile. Belanger suggested that "we can't accept as an excuse to Town rouneil. Clilpo-'i i-'v.-ms Moose [ H onors m Begley M CMDOR East Hartford Lodge otout 1477. Loyal O rde r of Moose. 404 Prospect Street, will honor Junior my Past Governor Richard Begley tonight at 7. to n e * * ^ He has served as Inner SUNDAY BLOCKBUSTERS Guard. Sgt. At Arms, Orlfl’ Prelate. Junior Governor Ouf prieflS TV! and Governor in 1977-78. M"; SO NjC Currently he is the Junior L i*!! a n d Oft Past Governor for 1978-79. SAVE 60“A Select Group of i b e s t J Panasonic In addition to his lodge Entire Stock of Genuine Leather activities he has served as ,save 3® Handbags 12" diagonal the Third District Sgt, At SAV£ B&W Portable TV Arms. Connecticut Moo.se TIMEX YOUR . _ _ As.sociation. Electronic Watches OVER Our C H O IC E U EACH $QQ *6 O U R^. 109.97 Besides being active Our Orig.* 14.99 10I 9.99 himself. Begley's wife «> *21 i Monopole VHF/UHF 17.46 41.96 Beautiful selection of styles for com bination antenna, Mfr.'s Sugg. List, 24.95 to 59.95 Patricia is the Junior dress or casual wear. Totes, molded-ln handle. Graduate Regent of East shoulder bags, pouches, more! Wide selection of L.E.O.'s, Includes personal Hartford Chapter 1470, LC.O.'s and electronic styles earphone lor private Women of the Moo.se, 1978- for men and women. Not i ll styles In all stores; no rainchecks. 'Intermediate markdowns taken. late-night listening. 79. They reside at 18 Sprin- .sidc Street in East Hart­ ford. with their son Eric, i an officer in the lodge chapter Teen Club. (iB Story Caldor Roberk Vanity Fair Viva 1-Ply Boys’ Fruit-Of-the-Loom Gillette Miss Brack Underwear, Pkg. of 3 Carlan Crest Windshield Single Wiper Bathroom Designer Self-Adhesive Super-Stainless Regular or Mint ‘All Formulas’ Hour • BRIEFS Washer Blade or Tissue-2 Ply Paper Napkins Vinyl-Roll Razor Blades Toothpaste Hair Spray Anti-Freeze Pair of Refills (Pkg. of 10) (4-Roll Pkg.) (Pkg. of 140) 1.99 2.44 (18”x3yd.) (7oz.slze) . (9 o z.tlze ) Our Reg. 3.19 Slated Q*''®" Reg. Our Reg. 3.49 074Reg. 99c 5 3 ^ Reg 1.23 ?58 7 6 ^ 99c 65c Long-wearing, wash and dry. 6-16. 8 8 * f .8 99* ?.» 89‘ SS 7 6 ^ Umit3percu8tomar. Limll3poreustomaf. UmitSparcustomar. SOUTH WINDSOR - The Children's Bible Story Itours of the Avery .Street Coleco Slide-A-Boggan Christian Reformed Church are being expanded m i 8 8 ^ Our Orig.* 1.49 to include ('hildren aged Rugged poly construction three and kindergarteners SI for w inter fun. who may now have mor­ iVoOg prices ning hours free. SAVE Picam Skate & Ski Beginning in January, AN the program, which had ^ 2 Our Orfg.* 3.49 e x t r a been presented successful­ One size fits all; 2-way fun. OST ly oni e a month for the E P l-A9.n •PtcimMInl-Skl Poitt • Pleam Mini Snow Skis INAL‘S past eight years, changed OurOflg.*2.M. *2 OurOrig.'4.99.. *3 U B ^ ' 'Inlermodlete markdowns Uken. Store stock only. No reinchecki. y o ' to a semi-monthly e a c h program The February 8 Story ib e s e t s I.T.T. Magicflash401 Hour will include a spn iai W GRAlf^jJluCHMORE* Pocket Camera Valentine's Day proje I. It will lie held Irom 9:30 to itudod- Gillette 'Captain Kelly’ Norelco ‘Smokey’ 19.76 O ur Reg. 28.40 II:fKl a III. at the church, CAST-IR«^,;,og."®^ ihbmu .i.A A i Built-in electronic flash lets you Smoke Detector, nno Smoke Detector, and is free to children from shoot In any IlghtI M's as easy as Caldor Reg. Price . . . . 19.97 Caldor Reg. Price ... .19.97 South Windsor and sur­ drop-ln film, aim and take pictures. Caldor Sale Price...... 15.88 CildorSele Price...... 13.88 rounding towns. Each Q lllatta M.ll-ln Ribalt..... 7.00* Norelco M.ll-ln Rtbat..... 5.00* program includes a Bible •a.E.Fi»hcuiMi,|Piie'Oi3l...... B7c m • Q.E. M.elcub.., IPkg. ol 3)...... 1.27 story, games, crafts, • Kodak CtlO-M Exposura YOUR YOUR Color Print Film...... 1.37 • Q.E. & Sylvanla Flaahbar FINAL C O S T . 8.88 FINAL COST .songs, and refreshments. for moat InalanI Camtraa. .1.77 8.88 The second presentation Both Includt baltorlt. lor Immodlato Inalatlatlon. Sfoclofklordtuila. will be on Feb. 22. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE For further information SALE PRICES concerning the Children's 1. CALDOR CHARGE MANCHESTER VERNON EFFECTIVE Billie Story Hours, call the 2. MASTER CHARGE 114S TOLLAND TWWnKE TW-CITYlHOPfim CENTER SUNDAY church at 644-8498 3. VISA/BANKAMERICARD STORE HOURS: DAILY & SATURDAY, 10 AM to 9:00 PM • SUNDAY, 12 NOON to 5 PM ONLY ;s this week at the Holton s are, lett to i'if;hl, I’elei' lan, Susie Sigmoiul. and Id photo by Strempteri rter

thrown ,)r, nt (.'alifornia, and onr did nol say. Andrew (Pass, head of the Cox newspaper bureau, said (’arlcr has "a unique blend of puts and pood manners," while fiary Sehusler of the Detroit News .said Carter’s main problem is his ’’inability to handle his lop advi.sers. They seem to be running him — and nol loo well”

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Horelco ‘Smokey’ smoke Detector, ihbmu :aldor Reg. Price ... .19.97 :aldor Sale Price.....13.88 torelco MtiMn R RROTHERS 11:00 ers compete from Mission Hills Ml Pwlwr t t . M«nehMt«r Country Club, Rancho Mirage, ple who don't like dogs. 3 ) NHL Hockay Los Angeles PECAN SPINET...... 895 California. 646-6400 Kings vs. Now York Rangers 5:00 10:30 0 In Concert "Della Reese And The WALNUT CONSOLE ...... 995 12:30 Woody Herman" 9 711*4111101** 3 ) Sports Extra PECAN CONSOLES...... 1095 11:00 EVENING Pumpernickel Pub 9SportsAIMd Sales & Service table TV “Design An Ad” Contest 5’9” EBONY HOURGEL GRAND...... 4998 Sunday 8:00 Restaurant is 5’9” SATIN WALNUT GRAND ...... 4795 Fe b r u a r y 4,1979 Monday DIREarORY B 0 To Mrs. Brown: A Daugh­ • Th* ploc* wh*f« you con buy o drinh ot USE COUPON ter The conception and caesari­ I youf choko from 3 1o 7 p.m ond your 52" EBONY UPRIGHT ...... 2500 locond drinh costs 'only o nkhcl. 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EVENING CD (M doars With Uberty Mutual FEBRUARY 6.1979 Address PUMPERNICKEL 1-237-493S 1 K » TWENTIETH CENTURY 9-00 289 Canter St., Meriden, Conn. X ChMIsng* Of The Saxe* EVENING Teievision, Inc. 176 Burnside C ity____ . State . 9 0 9 Backstairs At The John Eaves vs. Genia Fuller, -Zip Whits Houe* Maggie replaces PUB OPEN Feb. 2 & 3 10 to 9 — Feb. 4 1 to 6 frea-styld skiing; Greg Louganis Avenue, East Hartford. 528- 432 O oklond Street, Manchester 6:30 1554. Sales and Service, &nith the tyrannical Mrs. Jalfray (Cloris ' n . Melissa Briley, platform Phone Area Code. . N um ber. 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(1969) Jane Fonda, tioning, we do it all, but we really shine with the ’ Includes factory undercoat & dealer prep., excludes sales tax. registration A fright 0FatAH)art 0 C B S N a w a DAY SERVICE In The Navy" (1941) Dick Powell, Michael Sarrazin. precision haircut, and so will you. 0 Aotkm Nawamaken 7M> The Andrews Sisters. 4:15 a a Fabuloua Funniaa COLOR & 0 Kida Are PaoM Too 0 2 4 Hours Cl Daytona a S Crookatt'a Victory Garden 1 0Agrenaky And Company "N(m K N O W I N G t y UND(RS01D S I Tha Growing Yaaia ______- a S o u lT ra ln 0 Hot City D im B&W 4:30 J 42-feir Count.') 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(1953) Robert 9Nawa ® 3 How The West Waa Won 0 Images And Things (Thu) 9 9 9 Backstairs At Ths 11:45 CD Best Of Nawa Day (Wad) 0 Matter Of Fiction (Fri) 9 Paullst, Insight (Mon) 9 9 9 The Doctors Milchum, Jean Simmons. 9 DIckCavett INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS (PG) — Donald 9 Woman's Ptmie (Tue) WMta House ® Movie "The Mermaids Of Sutherland, Brooke Adams, Leonard Nlmoy. Science IleUon/bor- (D Barrio (Thu) ® Qresn Act68 4:00 9 Nawlywad Gama 9 0 Academy Leaders TIburon" (1962) Diane Webber, ror. A remake — really a sequel — of the classic 1956 film. For CD Spread A Uttla Sunshine (FrI) 9:45 9 For You, Black Woman (Wed) 0 Consumer Survival Kit (Mon) ® "X, Y And Zee" (1972) Eliz­ 9ThaOdd(>xipla 0 Word Workers, Inc. (Mon) 9 This Is The Ufa (Thu) 9Movla "Abbott And Costello George Rovre. once, a re-make (or sequel) is as good as the original. This is a (B New Zoo Revue 0 We Interrupt This Week (Tue) abeth Taylor. Michael Caine. ©OvarEaay d) Connecticul Asks Congress 0 Bread And Butterflies (Tue) 9 Human DImenalon (Fri) 0 Tumabrxit (Wed) Meet The Killer" (1949) Boris totally scary, but very logical and intelligent, story, and done with 9 "West Side Story" (Part 1) 7:29 Karloff, Gary Moore. White act­ 12:00 (Mon) 9 9 Hollywood Sriuares 0 Open Door (Thu) ® Alfrsd Hitchcock Presents great taste and skill. GRADE: A. 9:50 0 Whatcha Gonna Do? (Mon) (1961) Natalie W ood, Richard 9 Dally Numbers ing as amateur sleuths, the boys d) Connecticul: Seen (Tue) 9 News 0 Footsteps (M Beymer. 9TheRlflaman CD Make n Real (Wed) © Cover To Cover (Tue) 7*30 come close to being murdered. LORD OF THE RINGS (PG) — Animated fantasy. J.R.R. 3:00 (2 hrs.) 12:30 (5) Eighth Day (Thu) 9:55 ©Tradeoffs (Wed) EVENING (D P.M. Magazine Tolkien's works come to the screen, animated by Ralph Bakshi of 3 Heritage Comer 0 All About You (Thu) ® Popeye And Friends ® Movie "Battling Bellhop" “ Fritz the Cat" fame. If you are fam iliar with Tolkien’s creations d) Dlal(^(Fri) ® 3 General Hospital ® Carol Bumatt And Friends 9*30 OPTLOub 0 Storybook (Fri) ® ThaMuppata (i) WKRP In Cincinnati (1936 Bette Davis, Edward G. — hqbbits, black horsemen and the rest — this could be exciting. a Not For Woman Only 10:00 ® Ironside Robinson. But if you're not, it’s gibberish. The art work is beautiful, but the CD Mika Douglas 1:15 999AnotharWorld 6:00 ® Nawhfwad Game (D ® 9 8 N e w s 9FamlfyFaud 10:00 story is impossible for aliens to follow. And Caution — aniinated or 6:30 CD I LoveLu^ 0 About Animals (Mon) 9 Mundo Real (Tue) ® Lou Grant 12:40 © How Can I Tell You? (Tue) ® ihe Brady Bunch 9 0 MacNeil / Lahrar Report ® CBS Late Movie "McMillan not, it is so violent that it's not for kids. GRADE: B for Tolkien d) Comment (Mon) CD Ryan's Hope 9 Beverly HNtbillles ® Jokar-aWlld ® 0 N a w s fans; D for the rest of us. (D Up Front (Tue) ® Romper Room 0 Inside / Out (Thu) 0 Lilias, Yoga And You (R) 9 That'i Hollywood OS Melodytand And Wife: Till Death Do Us Part" ©World Of B.J. Vibes (Fri) (m Bozo'a Big Top 9 Chico And The Man (1972) Rock Hudson, Susan d) Face The SUte (Wed) IS S Card Sharks Extra quiet 9 TV Community Collage 9 Austin City Limits Kidtworld(Fri) ® Kitty Today 3:30 spark arresting 3 Tic Tac Dough Saint James. MOMENT BY MOMENT (R ) — Lily Tomlin, John Trnvoltn. CD 9 M y Three Sons Romance. "Hour By Hour” would be a better title, because this CD Bugs Buniw Aind Friends 9 Educational Programming 1:20 ®9M*A*S*H(R) nruiffler. 10:15 0 Matter Of Fiction (Wed) ® Woody Woodpecker 3 Bonanza 6:00 ® Borealis 1:00 seems endless. It is the old cliche of the rich lady and the young, (D Battle Of The Planets 9 Ironside All-position ® AN In The Family 9 9 9Tomorrow 8Adelante(Mon) 3 1 Love Lucy 1*30 9 0 Villa Alegre (R) 0 Studio See brash kid. It proceeds at a snail's pace and even the snail is b o r^ . cutting ® Croat-WIta 10:30 Poorly acted (except by Travolta) and directed. GRADE: C- 5 Black Perspective On The 0 Truly American (Mon) (D As The World Turns 4:00 6:30 ® 3Salvagal © We Interrupt This Week 1:15 Guard link ® Joe Franklin minns. Naum (Tue) © Storybook (Tue, Wed) ® The Partridge Family ® DInahl ® I Love Lucy ® Movie '^iva Zapata" (1952) cutting chain 10:45 IS Ring Around The World 0 Stories For The Young (Thu) 9 9 9 Days Of Our Uvea ® Woody Woodpecker ® Bowling For Dollars Marlon Brando, Anthony Quinn. 2:15 ©Music (Fri) 0 Self, Incorporated (Mon) 9 The Promisaa Of God ® Untouchablas MOVIE, MOVIE (G ) - George C. Scott, Trish VanDcvere. Red ® Merv Griffin The biography ol the famous ® Newt Buttons. Comedy, musicni. Double-bill salute-cum-spoof of '30s ^ ^ ^ t About Women (Thu) 0 Images And Things (Tue) ® Movie 9 9 9 NBC News Mexican leader who tried to cre­ 10:15 11:00 2:19 and '40s fight films and musicals that has it all down pat, right a n Is Written (Fri) 0 Gather 'Round (Thu) 9 Hollywood Squares 9 Over Easy ate a democracy with rifle bullets C D ® 9 9 3 N e w s © Art Media (Tue) Potilan micro 25 ® News down to the last cliche. You can still get the real thing on the late 0 Whatcha Gonna Do? (Wed) ' 0 Bread And Butterflies (Fri) 9 Sb( Million Dollar Man 9 Adam-12 is dramatized. 2 1/4 hrs. (B/W) The Gong Show 6:55 0 The Growing Years show, but this is worth a few chuckles and a tap dance down 6 News 0 Self, Incorporated (Thu) 1:40 9 0 Sesame Street GAS POWERED SAW 9 9 9 Little House On The OSVoloeOfFaith 2:41 memory lane. GRADE: B. (O’Brien) 9 Movie (Mon, Wed-Fri) Prairie 9Dlck Van Dyke ® Beet Of Midday 10:^ 0 Truly American (Wed) 6:55 7:00 9 Movies (Tue) 3 News 9 0 BIN Moyers' JoumsI 9 Hagan's Heroes CD Monday Morning (Mon)^ 0 Trade-Offs (Mon) 1:45 9 All In The Family (R) 9 Joker's Wild ©Dk^Cavatt 4:06 OLIVER’S STORY (PG ) — Ryan O’Neal, Candice Bergen, Ray CD Tuesday Mombig (Tue) 0 Stories For The Young (Mon) 3 The Partridge Family Now Q C ® Jack Benny MlUand. Romantic drama. This glibly written sequel to "L ov e 10:24 Story” has a warm performance by Candice Bergen. But the plight CD Wednesday MoiTilng(Wsd) 3 Weather 0 Children Of The World (Thu) CD Thursday Morning (Thu) © A rt Media (Fri) 4:30 Only $ 0 9 . 9 0 of two rich young lovers does not tend to conjure.up depth of CD Friday Morning (FrI) 10:30 ® Little Rascals feeling. A film with not much on its mind. GRADE: C. 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