PAGE nVENTY-ElGHT - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Oct. 10, 1979 Double-Decker Pie: Federal Officials Silent Legislative PaneU Hear Flanagan Survives, Reunion Memorable Layiers of Goodness On Move to Join Case Home Heating Concerns Orioles Game Up For Friendship Force is an ice cream pie suitably Pumpkin pie or mince? 3 eggs crumbs Page 2 Page 9 Page 15 Page 22 bedecked. A cookie crust Which shaii it be? If you’re 1-Mi cups milk or Va cup chopped pistachio^ faced with this decision, enlivened with chopped evaporated milk pistachio nuts holds a nuts why not have them both? 2 teaspoons pumpkin pie 1/3 cup melted butter or pistachio ice cream filling Not two pies, mind you, but spice margarine made merry with the addi­ one exceptionaliy good, % cup sugar 1 quart pistachio ice tion of Amaretto di Saron­ ilanrliFatfr doubtedecker delight that 1-lA cups canned mashed cream is realty too yummy to be no and cherries. Chocolate pumpkin cut-outs of bells, stars, 1/3 cup Amaretto di reiegated to mere seasonai In a saucepan, combine Saronno Cloudy Tonight, Christmas trees or enjoyment. A mincemeat which has been 1/3 cup finely chopped Laced with Amaretto di whatever strikes your crumbled, water and maraschino cherries, well Rain Probable holiday fancy are easily Saronno, the idaiian Amaretto di Saronno. Cook drained fashioned with melted Details on pago 2 iiqueur, the mincemeat has at a boil, stirring oc­ 1 cup pint) heavy chocolate morsels to add ✓ a particuiariy intriguing casionally, until mixture is cream the appropriate embellish­ fiavor and contrasts very thick. Cool. Spread 2 tablespoons Amaretto ment. deiiciously in textury with mincemeat mixture evenly di Saronno the pumpkin layer.. One Double-Drrker in the bottom of a 9-inch Some Support 6 ounce (1 package) Vol. XCIX, No. 10 — Manchester, Conn., Thursday, October 11, 1979 > A Family NEVVSpaper Since 1681 • 204 Single Copy • 154 Home Delivered taste and we think you'li Holiday Pie pie shell. Combine semisweet real chocolate ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UPI) agree that mince purtipkin 1 package (9 ounces) remaining ingredients in a morsels — Fh'esident Carter gained some have teamed up for one of concentrate mincemeat bowl and beat until smooth In a bowl, mix crumbs, support in a two-hour meeting the most compatibie com­ % cup water and well blended. Pour pistachio nuts and butter or with eight Western states’ gover­ binations to hit the dining '/4 cup Amaretto di mixture into pie shell. margarine. Press mixture nors and one lieutenant governor, table since apple pie joined Saronno Bake in a preheated firmly Into an ungreased 9- with a strong state’s rights state­ Prices Up Slightly up with cheese. 1 unbaked deep 9-inch pie moderate oven (370° F.) inch pie pan. Chill. Soften ment on water for development of Another festive dessert shell with a high fluted for 45 to 55 minutes, or un­ ice cream and stir in synthetic fuels — the issue they you might like for vour edge til pie is puffed and a silver Amaretto di Saronno and were most worried about. “I have holiday “sweet toothing” knife inserted in center cherries. Pour mixture and will continue to support comes out clean. Cool into chilled pie shell. legislative language to make it thoroughly before cutting Freeze until hard. In a As Trading Slows clear that federally supported f Social Security ) into w^ges. If desired, pie bowl, mix heavy cream energy development should be ac­ may be garnished with and Amaretto di Saronno complished without pre-emption NEW YORK (UPI) - Prices kept session but brokers are uncertain as rate they charge corporate sweetned whipped cream and heat until stiff. Pile or change of state water laws, going up, but not by much, on the to how long. customers a record 1 percent to an Q. I thought there was sing services, operating and chopped pecans. whipped cream in mounds rights or responsibilities.” New York Stock Exchange today in Advances led declines, 390 to 130, all-time high of 14 l/2percent. also a monthly test of and recovery room costs, Makes 1 9-inch pie. around the outer edge of Today Carter meets with area more sedate trading. among the 773 issues ctraded. The Fed’s actions created uncer­ retirement under Social the costs of special care Note: Some 9inch pie pie. Place pie back in civic leaders, and then will fly to The Dow Jones industrial average, Early turnover amounted to about tainty and fears the nation would Security. What happened to units such as intensive care pans hold less than others freezer. Melt chocolate San Diego, Calif., to address a down 48.29 points in the last three 1,960,000 shares. A record 81,620,000 face a credit crunch that could force it? or coronary care unit, so only half fill the unbaked over very low heat until convention of the AFL-CIO sessions, was ahead 0.60 point to shares were traded Wednesday a steep recession. A. The monthly test of drugs furnished by the pie shell with the smooth. Spread chocolate Building and Construction Trades 849.91 shortly after the opening. erasing the previous record of 66,3 These fears moved abroad and retirement now applies hospital, lab tests including mincemeat mixture, in a V4-inch thick layer on Department. The Dow lost 8.27 points million traded on Aug. 3, 1978. played a part in European stock only during one year. This in the hospital bill. X-rays leaving enough for the foil and chill until Wednesday after being down more The market’s three-day slide was market losses Wednesday. The the first year after you and other radiology ser­ pumpkin layer. Bake any chocolate hardens. With a Bad Weather than 25 points at midday. The one of the broadest ever. Investors Tokyo stock market suffered its become entitled to retire­ vices billed by the hospital, extra filling in individual small cookie cutter, cut momentum from the late buying who had traded on credit created worst loss in two years Thursday. ment benefits that ypji medical supplies, use of custard cups for a delicious stars, bells or Christmas MOREHEAD CITY, N.C. carried over into Thursday’s session. much of the selling stampede by - Meanwhile, gold lost ground but have little or no earnings 'appliances, such as a dessert. trees out of chocolate and (UPI) — Bad weather delayed the Brokers attributed this to in­ clearing out of the market because of stayed at the $400-an-ounce level in wheelchair, and rehabilita­ stitutional bargain hunting and short­ one or more months. Vo® Christmas place on tip of pie. Freeze departure of about 1,800 combat- record high interest rates. London. The dollar firmed against tion services. covering — replacing borrowed can get a full benefit thdl Ice Cream Pie pie until ready to serve. ready Marines and support troops Banks reacting to Federal Reserve most foreign currencies early in the shares sold earlier at a profit. This year for any month yoij' l-t4 cups vanilla wafer Makes 1 9inch pie. scheduled to storm the beaches at credit tightening have sparked much day. wages do not exceed 1/12 Block Grant Funds wa$ racially dis­ the striking workers are considering a Instead of wading through the crowd, Manchester residents overwhelming­ and Iris Green. He said Manson earlier told the guards budget except for snow or snow flurries over the high elevations. criminatory and asked to join a boycott of Olin chemical and fertilizer police Wednesday formed a line around ly voted in April to stop participation Officials at the Department of; restraints prevented hiring additional correction of­ Rain of showers will develop across parts of Florida, private law suit against the town’s Housing and Urban Development, | products,in an attempt to force a contract the outside of the plant, their long riot while generally fair weather prevails elsewhere. in the program. batons held out in front of them and the ficers. The state guards' union has called for the hiring of decision. The department is seeking to pre­ which administers the federal’ settlement. Although it is the first time the A union official confirmed the possible visors down on their helmets. 200 additional guards at the state's 11 prisons and jails. vent Manchester's withdrawal from program Manchester pulled out of, "We spoke to the commissioner approximately two Conneclicul Forecast federal government has tried to go to also declined to comment at length' boycott strategy Wednesday. The new workers entered the plant in a the program and to ensure the town car caravan after 7 a.m. Less than two weeks ago at which time he told us he was sensitive to our court to force a town to accept com­ will take no future actions of on the suit since it is in litigation. Talks to end the 13-week strike by 1,350 Partlv sunny today. High temperatures in the upper hours later , all but a handful of pickets conditions bUt was tied by budgetary constraints,” Burke munity, development money, none of "denying, abridging or interfering ' "The Justice Department is our at-' union machinists broke off Wednesday 40s. 9 C. Cloudy tonight with occasional rain likely were gone an^ police and firemen — who said. \ Mickey Rooney and Ann Miller are a hap­ Manchester’s Congressional Delega­ with equal housing opportunity” as torney,” said a HUD spokesman. "So; after the company presented what it developing tapering off to showers Friday. Lows tonight called its "final contract proposal.” had stood by rtody,to spray pickets with "He said that this condition of the overcrowding will py couple during New York City party after tion will comment on the case. protected under the law. in that case we are involved.” level off and we can expect to see the institutions empty 42 to 46. Highs Friday in the mid to upper 50s. Probability Connecticut Sens. Abraham “This case is different than other' Details were not released and no further their hoses if necessary — were no longer of precipitation 10 percent today 70 percent tonight and 50 their opening in the musical “Sugar Parties involved in the case will visible. out, contrary to the FBI report yesterday which said Ribicoff and Lowell Weicker, both as have until Oct. 18 to ask Blumenfeld cases where towns have withdrawn' discussions were scheduled. percent Friday. Variable winds about 10 mph today. East Babies” on Broadway this week. (UPI Palmieri said he thought the large crime was on the increase," lie said. “He also told us the a matter of practice, refused to com­ to hear oral arguments for or against from the program,” he noted, "We’re going to keep coming out every to southeast winds 5 to 15 mph tonight becoming souther­ photo) morning at 5 a.m. All we want to do is to number of police and poor weather con­ course we were following was nonsense, but to us it is not ment on pending legal decisions. the federal government’s involve­ “Because it involves a lawsuit filed; nonsense." ly 15 to 20 mph during Friday. Rep. Bill Cotter, D-Conn., still con­ by residents of the town trying to get; keep enough people to keep the cops com­ ditions had kept the number of pickets ment in the case, known as “Angel down. siders it a local matter and would not vs. Zinsser,” the town to apply for money they are^ ing out. It’s going to cost the city of New Bolton Educators To Meet Book Sets Record Haven,” said union business manager There had been 800 pickets at the plant a INcw England Forecast comment. ,"In this district, parties generally eligible for. That’s why the Justice' BOLTON — The Board of Education will meet tonight At the Justice Department, Department stepped in.” John Palmier!. week ago, but that number dipped to less get three weeks to request oral argu­ than 400 'hiesday and was down to about at 8 at the Bolton Center School library. Mass.. Conn. & R.I.; Partly sunny today. High For Rights Sales Howard Feinstein, the attorney ment on a motion to intervene (which In fiscal year 1978, some 22 com­ Police Chief Edward Morrone said the Under the new business the board will act on a leave handling the matter for the govern­ munities that were eligible for- police have run up an overtime bill of 200 in a chilling drizzle Wednesday. Security Measures temperatures 45 to 50. 7 C to 10 C. Clouding up this the justice Department),” said a law New Haven Superior Court Judge request, staff changes, recognition of the custodian’s un­ evening with rain likely developing tonight possibly The money just keeps rolling in for Judith Krantz ment said, "It’s still pending whether federal funds under the HUD- more than $100,IX)0 since the workers went clerk to Blumenfeld. “If a party Donald T. Dorsey said he would not make Police use a dog as they examine area near the Cuban Mission to the ion, special education placement and a policy pertaining mixed with some wet snow at time of beginning in the - author of "Princess Dai^,” we even get in the case. We won’t program did not apply for the money. on strike July 15. request oral argument, it will be a ruling until Friday'on Olin’s attempt to United Nations late Wednesday shortly before the arrival of President to the physical education athletic director. western hills. Low temperatures in the 40s except mid to Last month she sold paperback rights to her The strikers were peaceful Wednesday, have strikers found in contempt of an Under unfinished business the board will discuss the upper 30s in the western hills. Rain tapering off to literary golden goose for a record $3,2 million - to and there was no repeat of the previous Fidel Castro. (UPI photo) earlier restriction on picketing. high school achievement and proficiency test results, showers Friday. Highs mostly in the 50s except upper 40s Bantam Books Inc. But that wasn't the end of it. Nursing Homes Ordered day’s confrontation which result^ in five budget update, bus driver approval, and an extra stipend in the northwest. Crown Publishers Inc. of New York says it's pickets being arrested as a wedge of position. Vermont: Mixed clouds and sunshine today. Highs up­ peddled English and German rights to the novel for per 30s to mid 40s, Rain likely developing tonight and con­ nearly $1 million more - and contracts with other tinuing on Friday. May begin as wet snow over hilly foreign publishers should push overseas sales to To Defend Their Actions terrain. Lows tonight 30s and highs Friday mainly 40s. more than $5 million. Pharmacists Sue State Can anything but film rights be on the horizon? Maine; Partly sunny today. Highs 38 to 43 5 C north and The home is owned by Israel Gross of along but it’s the first time the_ All for just one book. HARTFORD (UPI) - Two more 42 to 47 7 C south. Increasing cloudiness tonight. Light Connecticut nursing homes, one in Sufffern, N.Y., and Adalbert Szen- sessions have been publieized. ' snow and rain developing south and snow north late Wallingford and another in dowits of Brooklyn, N.Y. “I like it,” he said. "In a way it On Welfare Payments tonight and early Friday. Lows in the upper 20s north to Both homes are charged with Bang! Mancheser, are being called in be could be construed as unfair, but at contend. 30s south. Snow north and rain ending south during state health officials to explain why repeated nursing staff shortages. the same time if anybody does have HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut phar- The message - filed Wednesday in New York in Leone said despite the survey the state Friday. Highs in the 30s north to 40s south. their licenses should not be revoked. further information it’s a way of get­ micists have filed suit seeking higher the form of an $11 million lawsuit - is clear. George Meadows also is charged with im­ in July 1978 ra is^ the fees paid to phar­ New Hampshire: Partly sunny today. Highs 38 to 43 5 C Meadows nursing home in ting the information.” state payments for prescription drugs dis­ Plimpton shouldn't play with fireworks. proper storage of potentially north and 45 to 50 8 C south. Increasing cloudiness He said he doesn’ know of any pensed to welfare recepients, but state of­ macists for Medicaid prescriptions to He's being sued by Chicago broadcasting Manchester, the state’s largest with poisonous materials, such as tonight. Light snow late tonight up north and rain or Connecticut nursing homes that have ficials say they haven’t been notified $2.52 for walk-in patients and $2,10 for con­ executive Joseph Antelo who says he was burned 518 beds, is to appear Monday at a cleaning flued, and failure to submit mixed rain and snow south. Lows in the upper 20s north to reports within three days of an acci­ lost their operating licenses in the about the suit. valescent patients. when "a giant fireworks display" over which closed door pre-hearing conference "The law says the fees have to be 30s south. On Friday snow tapering off north and rain en­ dent or incident. past five years and he’s only aware of Daniel Leone, executive director of the Plimpton presided July 14 on the Long Island water­ with officials from the Department moderate and reasonable based on ding south but remaining mostly cloudy. Highs in the 30s The closed door hearings are held one license suspension. 1,300-member Connecticut Phar­ front went awry. of Health Services. prevailing rates and the cost study con­ north to near 50 extreme south. The health agency is investigating to find out if a formal license- Allen said one route that’s taken maceutical Association, said Wednesday It's not Plimpton's first firecracker fiasco. He's ducted by the state,” he said. "We just three recent patient deaths at revocation hearing is necessary or if more often is to downgrade a facility the suit was filed the previous day in Hart­ in the Guinness Book of World Records for touching want them to follow the regulations.” Meadows, including one man who from a skilled nursing home, which ford Superior Court. FREE Extended Outlook a mutual agreement can be reached The association wants a cost study done off "the lowest firework" on record - a 720-pound, allegedly had not been fed fluids for means patients are provided more in­ He said the suit asks that Anthony 401/2-inch Roman candle to which he put the match which makes further action un­ Milano, secretary of the Office of Policy based on 1979-1980 figures. several days before he died. The tensive, professional care, to an in­ Extended outlook for New England Saturday through in 197.'!. Instead of setting the altitude record Plimp­ necessary. and Management, be forced to increase ” It’s getting to the point now where George Allen, director of the termediate care facility, where most Monday: ton sought, it left a crater 10 feet deep. principal owner is Dr. Sydney fees paid to pharmacists for Medicaid pharmacists can’t afford to dispense Mass.. R.I. & Conn.: Clearing Saturday. Fair Sunday. Nathans of Springfield, Mass. department's hospital and medical of the patients are ambulatory and do patients. medications,” Leone said. Chance of rain Monday. High temperatures mostly in the The 130-bed Wallingford Convales­ care division, said the agency has not need extensive medical treat­ Thomas Clifford, a lawyer in the at­ “Connecticut pharmacists no longer 50s. Lows ranging from the upper 20s in the Berkshires to Method Act cent nursing home in Wallingford been calling in nursing homes all ment have any direct control over their es­ PEWTER torney general’s office, said the state the lower 40s along southern coasts. was to appear at a pre-hearing today. The best in the business can't fault Michael hadn’t been served any papers yet. The calating costs of doing business and it is Vermont: Variable cloudiness through at least the during our 3 9 th cAnniversary Celebration, Office of Policy and Management (0PM) sheer nonsense for pharmacists to con­ weekend with occasional showers or flurries. Cold with Douglas' style. He's the star of the new film “Run­ ning." and Monday the movie was privately also said it didn’t know anything about the tinue serving welfare patients at a sub­ r - highs in the 40s and 50s and lows in the 20s and 30s. screened for accuracy in New York before such suit. stantial loss on every transaction when Maine and New Hampshire: Clearing Saturday. Fair mighty marathoners as Tom Fleming, Steve Scott Junior Fire Marshals Under state law, 0PM has to do a cost the law mandates prevailing rates,” Sunday. Chance of rain south and of rain or snow north and Craig Masbach - Olympic prospects all. study to decide how much pharmacists Association President Stephen Prigodich Monday. Highs in the 40s north to low 50s south. Lows in They came away praising Douglas' professional should be paid for filling Medicaid said. the upper 20s and low 30s. look, saying he easily could pass for a world class prescriptions. He predicted many druggists may be runner. They especially were impressed with the Get Parents to Think The suit charged the last study was done forced to discontinue serving federal and National Forecast realism of one scene in which Douglas comes on as two years ago, and 0PM found the state Medicaid customers linless “there is an immediate and substantial increase in City Fcst Hi Lo a runner dazed by a fall midway through a grueling MANCHESTER -Parents may be average cost of dispensing in 1976 was 26-mile race. $2.70 per prescription. The fee should be the dispensing fee.” Albuquerque sy 86 45 Miami Beach pc 85 76 asked by their children this week if Milwaukee r 44 What they didn't know is that the fall was for real. $2.70 plus a profit margin, the plaintiffs Anchorage pc 54 47 they smoke in bed or stash Asheville cy 54 42 Minneapolis cy 46 31 Douglas finished with a concussion. Atlanta cy 67 43 Nashville cy 58 46 newspapers in the basement. Billings pc 82 53 New Orleans sy 75 46 Birmingham f 63 44 New York cy 47 37 Walshington, D.C. Youngsters in the Manchester elementary schools are participating Mental Health Group Boston pc 39 32 Oklahoma City f 72 55 The Eagles are back from performances in Japan Omaha 65 50 in the Junior Fire Marshal program. Brownsville Tx f 80 56 cy and Hawaii where the Los Angeles-based rock band Buffalo pc 49 36 Philadelphia pc 42 35 To receive a special red helmet, the Charlston S.C. pc 74 50 Phoenix sy 100 68 was hyping its long-awaited “long run" LP. students have to answer questions on Gets Funds for Clinic Pittsburgh pc 50 33 Eagle member and presidential hopeful Joe Charlotte N.C. cy 67 43 home fire safety with their parents, GLASTONBURY - The Glaston- of the six towns on a regular Chicago sh 54 46 Portland M pc 41 29 Walsh, who has asked for Secret Service protection, Jim LaPine of the Town Fire depart­ is telling anyone who will listen along the concert 1; bury Mental Health Group has schedule, using office space donated Cleveland sh 49 35 Portland Or. sy 80 50 ment said Tuesday. It gets the Columbus sh 50 40 Providence pc 44 32 and campaign trail that if elected he'll change the received a grant of $45,(X)0 from the by cooperating agencies within each parents thinking, he said. Dallas sy 70 52 Richmond cy 51 40 name of the nation's capital to "Walshington." Connecticut Department of Mental community. Patients discharged Denver sy 80 47 St. Louis pc 62 53 Health to operate an aftercare clinic from state hospitals will receive first The Eagles and Walsh now are performing on the LaPine and other firefighters dis­ Des Moines cy 63 51 Salt Lake City f 81 47 East Coast, presumably gearing up. for the in the six towns of mental health area priority, followed by private hospital Detroit r 51 30 San Antonio f 78 50 cussed second escapes in the home. 16, it was announced by the broup’s discharges, followed by others in presidential primaries. What happens if the child is on the se­ Duluth r 46 40 San Diego f 75 69 Director Alexandrine ^rgio. need. | cond floor of the house and smoke El Paso f 87 50 San Francisco pc 74 58 The Mobile Aftercare Clinic will San Juan pc 89 75 engulfs the hallway and stairwell, he Program development began on % Hartford pc 41 28 Quote of the Day provide follow-up care for dis­ Seattle t 73 48 Oct. 1 and clinical services will begin ...with purchases now thru Saturday, Nov. 10 Honolulu sh 87 77 asked the students. charged patients in the towns of East Houston f 72 62 Spokane sy 74 m Edward Kuznetsov, one of five Soviet concentra­ on Jan. 2. I Hartford, Glastonbury, Indianapolis sh 52 41 Tampa pc 83 73 tion camp prisoners exchanged last spring for two In other news, the Mental Health The child should climb out to a Marlborough, Newington, Rocky Hill Jackson Miss. pc 62 41 Washington cy 50 41 Russian spies, in the November issue of Penthouse Group has announced its new office porch roof or get by the bedroom and Wethersfield. Jacksonville pc 84 61 Wichita sy 76 58 magazine; "All Russia is entangled in a network of hours. Kansas City pc 66 51 c-clear; cl-clearing: cy- window for help to arrive. In no cir­ The program, which will be half­ espionage. The West underestimates the danger. cumstances. LaPine said, should a Las Vegas f 91 63 cloudv; f-fair: hz-haze: m- The American people are asleep." time for its first year, will be ad­ The office is now staffed each Little Rock pc 62 48 missing: pc-partly cloudy ; r- child leap from a second story win­ ministered by the Mental Health weekday, including Tuesday from 9 Over 35 item s in atU^^K Los Angeles f 75 64 rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; dow. Group through the board of directors, a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Monday sn*snow; sy Louisville cy 57 46 •sunny; ts- The demonstration included the In­ social worker and consulting psy­ evenings from 7:30 to 9. Because of | A. Salt & Pepper Set G. Hurricane Lamp Memphis 62 51 thunderstorms; w-windy. pc dian tank, a portable tank (Tarried on chiatrist, will be provided through the lecture series, there will be no the firefighter's back, and the fire contract with the Capitol Region evening office hours on Oct. 15, 22 BL Bermuda Hurricane Lamp H. Cheese ‘n’ Cracker Set Lottery Numbers broom which is used to extinguish Mental Health Center. and 29. The regular Monday evening Cl Carafe (Siiverpiate) I. Low Compote The Almanac blazes when the fighters are away The team will be available in each schedule will resume in November. Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Wednesday in from water. They also demonstrated Dl Miniature Oil Lamp J. Candlestick Set (2) the proximity suit, an asbestos suit New England: Today is Thursday. Oct. 11, the 284th day of 1979 with 81 which allows firefighters to get close L ^lad Set K. 3-pc. Divided Dish Connecticut: 756. to follow. to flames. Court Appoints Trustee The moon is approaching its last quarter. Massachusetts: 6280. F. Water Pitcher (Siiverpiate) X PLUS over 20others! The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. New Hampshire; 3466. According to statistics from the Rhode Island: 04,34. The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. Hartford Insurance Group, 4,000 For Coniam Bakruptcy Prize selection limited by amount of purchose(s), but you may Those born on this date are under the sign of Libra. Winning weekly lottery numbers drawn Wedne.sday in children die from flames each year. Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of President Franklin D. New Flngland: Officials feel the Junior Fire HARTFORD - Hartford proceeding, there are suits Chorches will make a accumulate individual purchase receipts toward more valuable filed in Hartford and Roosevelt, was born Oct. 11, 1884. Massachusetts: Yellow 643, Blue 81, White 3. Marshal program is needed because Attorney Martin Chorchps detailed review of prizes! Reserve your desired items early; quantities are limited Rhode Island, 488, 7533, 19153, 102977. They call it a proximity suit, don’t they. Jim LaPine; left, of Tolland County Superior On this date in history: there is "no better way to reach a Wednesday was named Coniam’s assets to deter­ the Town Fire Department tried to avoid being sprayed with Courts by investors and no special orders can be accepted. Sales tax will be collected In 1811, the first steam-powered ferry in the world Vermont: B-11, 1-29, 1-30, N-31, N-44, G-52, G-55, 0-69, child than through their teachers.” trustee for the estate .of mine what can be dis­ started its run between New York City and Hoboken, N.J. 0-71. The bonus letter was 0. water. He ducked into tlie little corner, but Mark Kravontka bankrupt Manchester seeking to recoup losses. tributed to his creditors. on prize values. financier Charies Jack "And there’s no better way,” grabbed LaPine so he could not escape the squirts. They dis­ cussed fire prevention at the Washington School Wednesday. Coniam. Manchester To Advertise To Report News LaPine added, "to reach the parents East Hartford — Glastonbury than through their kids.” (Herald photo by Maynard) Ju d g e R o b e rt L. For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: Krechevsky made the ap- TRESTIGE' Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office M anchester___Alex Girelli, 643-2711. pointment in U.S. PRINTINGc hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford .. Chris Blake. 643-2711. Bankruptcy Court and IJSf’S 327-500 through Friday. When the office is Glastonbury .. Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 closed, classified ads may be placed by adjournM the session to Published daily except Sunday and A ndover...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 calling 643-2718. Culvert Plans Approved Nov. 14 at’ 10 a.m. W« Will B« CIOMd Bolton...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 certain holidays by the Manchester For information about display adver­ Publishing Co , Herald Square, P.O. Coventry ___Guy DeSimone, 649-9856 application to fill 100 yards in his Coniam, now living in FRIDAY OCT. 12 iREGAVS tising, call Thomas Hooper, advertising and traffic light work at Main and Where uuime)i lore toj shop for men!' Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Hebron ... Patricia Mulligan, 228-0269 EAST HARTFORD -The Inland backyard at 220 Brewer St. Florida, was not in the director, at 643-2711. South Windsor. Judy Kuehnel, 644-1364 Wetlands Commission Tuesday ap­ Maple streets. It involves 7,000 feet courtroom Wednesday of road: The commission denlhd Irving for tho wodding of our ton Have a Complaint? Vernon .. Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 proved plans by the town to enlarge Stitch Associates' application to when more than 70 persons MANCHESTEmVERNON To Subscribe and reconstruct several culverts The town will hold a public hearing gathered, apparently N tw t — If you have a question or To report or inquire about special on the proposed road improvement build a six-lot subdivision, with two 903 MAIN STREET f TRI*CITY PLAZA To subscribe, call Customer Service news : above the Pewtdrpot and Porter hoping to question him complaint about news coverage, call project Nov. 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the lots lying partially in wetlands. Gone A. Plotrantonlo OPEN Daily 9:30-5:30/Thurs.‘til 9 i Daily 10-9/Sat.‘til 5:30^ Prank Burbank, managing editor, 643- at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to Business...... Alex Girelli. 643-2711 brooks, paving the way for a $1.2 about real estate transac­ 5:30 p.m, Monday through Friday and 7 Hockanum School. The applicants did not present 2711 Church Notices . Alice Evans, 643-2711 million reconstruction of Main Street tions. Coniam is expected to to 10 a m. Saturday. enough information and will be Circulation — If you have a problem Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 from Brewer Street south to the Federal funds will pay for most of to attend the November Suggested carrier rates arc 90 cents P'am ily...... Betty Ryder, 643-2711 the project (70 percent), while the allowed to come back because Uie Dobra Korthaw regarding service or delivery, call weekly, $3.90 for one month, $11.70 for Glastonbury town line. commission denied the application session. Customer Service. 647-9946. Delivery •Sports...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 The project involves widening the town will pay 15 percent, or $180,000, three months, $23.40 for six months, and “without prejudice," said Town The involved case is should be made by .3 p.m. Monday road to provide a uniform length and the state will pay the rest. Buslneu at usual Mon. A.M. $46.80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Engineer Paul Kraucunas. expected to take'months. through p’riday and by 7:30 a.m. Satur­ Monday through Friday. throughout Main Street, It also calls In other business, the wetlantls day. available on request. Besides the bankruptcy for storm drainage improvements agency approved Reginald Thibault’s EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Oct. 11, 1979 — PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR EVENING HERALD. Thura.. Oct. It, 1979 Teacher .Evaluation Plan Termed‘Compromise’ Anti-Nuke Organizations I 1. \ UNciN li-An evaluation program for all school mutually modified by the evaluatee and the evaluator due of their school, knowledge of state, federal and Ideal laws sion, the curriculum at his or her school, professional liohal itaff, with 'the excieption of the superinten- to unforseen constraints that might arise during the and Board of Education policies affecting the operation developm ent, human relatio n sh ip s including "Isja o^prom ise program which reflects the io- specific time span of the objective. of the school. relationships with staff and students, and parents. Criticize Direct Assaults I Of all ^f the people Involved in preparing It,’’ co- Differents evaluation p ro c u re s apply to the prin- They will also be judged on their administrative Jh® appraisal process for the department supervisors chaiinnan ofg'the committee, Andfiew Manegjgia and cijKils. They will be judged on management, the condition leadership and practices, work with personnel, supervi- will be about the same as that of the principals. demonstrations at the Seabrook Robeita Johnson, told the Board of Education Tuesday CONCORD. N.H. (DPI) - nuclear Granite State Alliance said plant, including one in 1977' which night. / Spokesmen for two prominent anti­ Wednesday. lead to the arrest of 1,414 people. The evaluation program Was prepared In order to fulfill nuclear organizations say^ direct “Granite State has supported oc­ cupations in the past, but at this time But in recent years the Clamshell the reQuirdments of the State Board of Education. Mrs. 1111111111111 assaults, like the abortive attack on has held a number of legal Johnson despribed the document prepared by the com­ the $2.6 billion Seabrook plant site it's simply unnecessary and a poor way to organize,” he said. demonstrations - the theory being mittee as a,’very positive one covering all aspects. last weekend, are no longer the best you attract more people to the cause The primary purpose of the teacher evaluation” is and Deli Department Specials way to stop the growth of nuclear “We’re looking for more people f CHOICEST MEATS than an occupation can involve.” if the threat of arrest is taken away. should be the improvement of the student learning situa­ KRAKUS IMPORTED power. But Morrison downplayed any tion and the professional growth of the teacher,” the An army of 2.000 anti-nuclear ac­ He said the alliance is “more con­ POLISH HAM ...... lb. •2.69 cerned with building a progressive suggestion of a rift in the ranks of the committee uid. It was also noted that it must be realized US TOWN QBNUINE IMPORTED tivists. led by the militant Coalition that the evaluation process is also used for the granting of for Direct Action, poured into the political movement (than anti-nuclear movement. SWISS CHEESE...... lb. *2.69 “We’re all working for the same tenure, the witholding of an increment, and dismissal. New Hampshire coastal town of demonstrations like Seabrook) to LEAN - HEAD CUT - BRISKET WUNDERBAR stop nuclear power in its tracks.” end,” he said. Granite State and the The principal of each school is the primary evaluator Seabrook during the Columbus Day Clamshell, however, both support the but supervisors will also be part of the evaluation team. GERMAN BOLOGNA...... lb. •1.49 The Granite State Alliance, like the weekend with the intent of occupying “Manhattan Project” demonstration The ptogram establishes a strict schedule for the .LB. TOBIN’S the unfinished nuclear power com­ Clamshell Alliance, another anti­ nuclear group, refused to do any of later this month when activists will evaluation process which starts in September and ends on TAVERN LOAF...... lb. •2.19 plex and forcing mass arrests. try and shut down Wall Street. That June 1 when the completed evaluation package is to be LEAN - FLAT CUT - BRISKET MUCKFS State police and National Guard the organizational work for the Columbus Day demonstration. demonstration is directed at the turned over to the superintendent of schools. ASSORTED LAOVES...... Jb. *1.69 troops using mace, guard dogs and Some school board members expressed con^m about CORNED BEEF .LB. tear gas repelled repeated attempts “It's my personal belief that the financial community which anti­ IMPORTED FRENCH variqu^ areas of the document and questioneas USA other atoraa, Meriden, Enflald, Torrington, Fairflald, Waatftald, Maaa. EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. Oct. 11. 1979 - PAGE SEVEN u*

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Sewers are expectw to m Foundation for Public Giving to ready for connection In late November, according to HXRTFORD (UPI) -r- As the season’s.first snowfall The state's fire officials are worried, too. They said that a 23-mile sewer expansion program is nearly com­ swirled outside, two Connecticut legislative committees tenants and home owners who can't afford heat this match $5,000 the scholarship group raised from other sources. plete. listened to the horror stories municipal and fire officials winter might use alternate systems that may hot be safe Pitts said the project will now service 90 percent of ***^118 said that 46 laterals are still necesMry ta m Of the scholarship foundation’s Famham Estates, but connections will not be iMde imtll are worried they may witness this winter. — like ovens or wood stoves and space heaters that aren't homes and businesses in South Windsor. u^ed properly. ■' $5,000 portion, $900 was provided by spring because a pumping station at Troy Road and Rye The Judiciary and Energy and Public Utilities Com­ Construction is complete in the areas of Main Street, “They're going to be heating with anything they can get the Savings Bank of Manchester. Street will not be ready until that time. mittees held a joint hearing Wednesday on several home Pierce Road, Ellington Road, Felt Road and Nevers and heating-related issues to prepare legislation for the their hands on,” said Thomas Lyden, fire marshal in New The grant from the Hartford Foun­ Abby Roads. Birch Hill, Faniham Estates and Pleasant Pitts has also recommended that curbs in Famham ana Haven. dation was one of nine challenge Pleasant Valley EsUtes be replaced because of the age of Legislature's as yet unscheduled special energy session. Valley Estates are still to be finished. Most of the testimony centered around kerosene-fired grants offered to community-based the existing curbing. He said some of it has been Donald Peach, Hartford's city manager, said landlords Pitts said that Birch Hill and streets west of Felt Road abandoned 500 apartment units last year and the city heaters, which under the state building code can be scholarship organizations in Greater damaged during sewer construction, but homeowners Hartford to increase awareness of still need about 60 lateral lines which attach the main line expects owners to walk away from 2,500 apartments in bought or sold in Connecticut, can be used on a boat or in - have told him that the curbs were in need of repair before their programs and to help broaden 214 buildings this heating season. a camper, but can't be used to heat a room in a home. the start of construction. Pitts said that since the roads the base of support of local efforts to Open House Planned “Our main goal is to keep lamilies in their homes. Any Several communities have ordinances outlawing the will be replaced by the contractor, the curbs should also use of kerosene-iired heaters altogether. Some fire raise scholarship monies. be replaced so that they will not. look shabby. other alternative is disastrous,” he said. All but 20 per­ For Health Careers cent ol Hartford's residents live in apartments. marshals want the same stringent code adopted PitU said that 1,200 feet of sewer mains and 25 laterals statewide. still must be insUlled in the Pleasant Valley p U t e s . Peach said he would have to ask neighboring towns to MANCHESTER —Manchester Community College is take in families whose buildings have been abandoned by "I want them outlawed in Connecticut, period,” Lyden Now You Know sponsoring an Allied Health Careers Open house area, and the work is expected to be completed by next said. "If they’re going to permit oil-fired space heaters, landlords who can't or won't heat their tenements. He John DeQuattro, left, of the Manchester Scholarship Foun­ Men with hair on Ihcir chests are Wednesday, . October 24. The informal session will be month. ^ , .. you're asking for trouble if it's not vented,” » f . said there’s "zero” moderate to low-income housing in Ic.ss likely to get cirrhosis of the liv#r held from 7 p.m., to 9 p.m. in the Senior Citizen Center, 63 Pitts praised the Sewer Commission members for the But the company that distributes Japanese-made dation, accepts a check for $5,000 from Malcolm Saul ter of the the city. than bare-chested men are. ■ Linden St. It is open, free of charge to eve^one in­ 80 miles of sewer system that has been insUlled in South kerosene-fired heaters in Connecticut — Kero-Sun Inc. of Hartford Foundation for Public Giving. (Herald photo by Windsor. He said that the project has increased the value Joel Cogen, executive director of the Connecticut terested in learning about career opportunities in allied Conference of Municipalities, said abandon^ apartment Kent — said their portable, wick-fed models are safe if Adamson) * r health fields. of the homes it serves. buildings will be a problem in all of Connecticut's major people follow instructions. The college offers two-year associate degree programs Early Blanket OPBN DAILY 9-J0-9:30 cities. Kero-Sun President William Litwin said the heaters for occupational therapy assistants, respiratory THURSn FRI., SAT.. SUN. He said the owners involved aren’t necessarily have an automatic shutoff device if they’re tipped over. therapists, and medical laboratory technicians, and both SUNDAY 11-8 Watershed Survey Starts Not too long ago this picnic area at however gave the area the look of winter "slumlords” who do nothing to maintain their buildings, The heaters carry warning labels that tell users rooms two-year degree and one-year certificate program for -Manchester’s Center Springs Park was alive although it is only mid-October. (Herald but smaller landlords who simply can’t afford to meet the must be properly ventilated and the heaters should be MANCHESTER -The Water The survey will continue until Drive, Volpi Road, William Road. surgical technicians. Graduates of the programs who are higher cost of home heating oil. filled outdoors. about Oct. 26. Officials performing the survey with activity. Wednesday’s snow storm photo by Adamson) currently working in these fields will speak briefly about Department is conducting a survey Cogen said temporary shelters aren’t the answer The company wants the law clarified so the heaters are of the Howard and Porter Reservoirs The area that the survev will en­ will have in their possession proper their jobs, their educational experience and the oppor­ because “by and large people won’t leave their homes." legal in Connecticut. Some kerosene heaters are compass is in Bolton. The Streets in­ Town of Manchester identification. tunities in each field. The graduates and coordinators of watershed area to provice informa­ Rep. Richard Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, co-chairman of barometrically fed, which means the flame sits in a pool tion about the conditions on the volved are as follows: The public's cooperation during the the four MCC programs will then be available for infor­ the Judiciary Committee, directed the panel’s staff to of kerosene instead of being separated by a wick. watershed. This will consist of in­ Birch Mountain Road Ext., Bolton survey will be greatly appreciated. Windsor Locks Seeking mal discussions. Kero-Sun representatives said any heating system that begin drafting legislation to make it easier for towns to specting potential hazards on all Anyone having a question with According to George Christensen, assistant director of Center Road., Brookside Lane, Camp take over heatless buildings this winter. uses a flame.'including central oil heating systems and Meeting Road, Carpenter Road, regard to the survey may contact the MCC's Division of Mathematics, Science and Allied properties on the watershed, such as woodstoves. use oxygen during combustion. They said a Carter Street, Dean Drive, Iroquois Manchester Water and Sewer Health, “There are increasing numbers of career oppor­ septic systems, waste washing to a Town Clerk Retiring furnace requires 13 times as much oxygen as a kerosene watercourse, soil erosion problems Road, Laurwood Drive, Rolling Hills Department at 647-3208. Volunteer Cleanup Help tunities in the allied health field, and graduates of heater. Terrace, Rosewood Lane, Sumner Manchester Community College programs are very From Coventry Post and so forth. WINDSOR (UPI) - Town officials Poquonock, Windsor Locks and Suf- Volunteers were told to report the much in demand for g o ^ jobs. have issued an appeal for volunteers field. Poquonock School on Route 75 Those who are interested will be able to obtain up-to- to come to Windsor's tornado- Officials had blocked off roads last between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Saturday date information about admission requirements and COVENTRY —Town Clerk Elizabeth Rychling, who procedures, costs and other details concerning has served the town in various capacities for 29 years, BAND SHELL stricken residential Poquonock sec­ weekend when sightseers from and Sunday where Johnson will Manchester Community College allied health programs tion two days this weekend to help several states came to see the supervise the cleanup operation. will retire as of Jan. 31. that start in September 1980. For further details about clean up remaining rubble and devastated area. But they said out­ Lions Clubs in Hartford County Mrs. Rychling said, in a letter to the Town Council, that debris. siders are welcome this weekend - were contacting people to join the the Allied Health Careers Open House, call George she wants to retire while she is still in good health and Christensen at 646-4900, extension 287. TAG SALE The plea for help was issued as long as they’re ready to help out weekend effort and Windsor High can enjoy her free time. The 4-Year Ms. Rychling started to work for the town in 1950 as a It’s one of our newest ways to pay you big interest on your savings-as you can see Wednesday after a force of 200 con­ with the cleanup. School students had been u rg ^ to below. (The issue rate changes monthly, but your rate is fixed for the four years your struction workers who had worked “I wouldn't be disappointed to see turn out. officials said. school secretary and bookkeeper in the office of the PARK H IU JdYCE superintendent of schools. & BAKE SALE money is on deposit.) Is there a minimum deposit?-not at SEMI* Ifever you've en­ round-the-clock on donated equip­ 500 workers there,” said Windsor Meanwhile, Northeast Utilities vied the big money saver, who’s able to invest $10,000 in a big paying, Money Market | ment to clear away the debris was Mayor Warren P. Johnson. “We can said it will waive the usual $60 ser­ FLOWER SHOP In her position as town clerk she has also served as TO BE HELD town treasurer and agent of the town deposit fund. CD, this could well be the next best thing. Come in, we’ll tell you more, reduced to 15 workers. sure use them.” vice connection charge at mobile SATURDAY, OCT. 13th Nearly 500 persons were injured in He said volunteers were being homes being moved into the area to SPECIAL the storm last Wednesday which left Church Supper Saturday 10 AM - 4 PM • To earn dividends, ike account must have a minimum balance o f $5 .0 0 .1 merest w asked to bring shovels, rakes, house persons left homeless by the compounded continuously and credited monthly, day o f deposit to day o f withdrawal. two persons dead and caused more wheelbarrows and chain saws if they storm. OF THE WEEK COVENTRY —The FirA Congregational Church of RAIN OR SHINE Uv have eased the early withdrawal penalties on new or reneu

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Claudia Bauman Haney of Manchester and Richard A Grand Jury May Probe Alliance Wells Dennison, also of Manchester, were married Oct. 8 at the Unitarian Meeting House in Hartford. WASHINGTON - The Justice First Thread Sion blocked the Georgians from Department is trying to tie together Carter belatedly has asked for the White House friend persuaded him to told us that the Libyans spoke to The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. We have established that Vesco has cashing in the stock and laundering registration forms. Our investigation pull out of the deal. Justice Depart­ Carter about lifting the freeze on Haney Jr. of 160 Parker St., Manchester. The bridegroom the loose threads of a bizarre plot in­ the proceeds through a dummy cor­ ment sources told us that a lie detec­ is the son of Mrs. Mildred Elccellente of Florida and the volving financial freebooter Robert a secret relationship with Qaddafi. indicates that the Libyans made the eight C-130 transport planes, which late Wells Case Dennison. Vesco, Libyan dictator Muammar On more than one occasion, Vesco poration in the Bahamas. approach to Carter through an Atlan­ tor test indicated Lee was lying about the Libyans have purchased from the this. Qaddafi and President Carter's has flowh to Libya to confer with the Third Thread ta real estate operator named Mario Lockheed Corporation but which the The Rev. Nathaniel Lauriat of Hartford performed the irrepressible brother Billy. revolutionary ruler. Qaddafi has Witnesses told us that Vesco Lianza. We have found no connection Sixth Thread U.S. government has held up. double-ring ceremony. The names of other Washington granted arms and asylum to inter­ offered to divert an oil tanker from between Vesco and Lianza. About 10 months after he claimed national terrorists and has bigwigs. including'White House chief Lybya to supply Dorminey’s com­ Fifth Thread to have cut off ties with Vesco, Lee Kighth Thread befriended some of the world's most The bride was given in marriage by her father. of staff Hamilton ^ % pany with desperately needed oil. Ac­ Even before President Carter was was approached about a new Vesco The Justice Department is notorious renegades. Mrs. Cindy, Desmond of Vernon, the bride’s sister, was Jordan and cording to one source, Vesco sworn in, Vesco tried to pull strings scheme to import Libyan oil into the investigating reports that the matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Joan Hogan of Democratic Second Thread requested a'50-cent-a-barrel commis­ inside the Garter camp through United States. Lee demanded a $500,- amazing Vesco had arranged with Bolton, the bride’s sister; Miss Lyn Baker of National Chair­ There is documentary evidence sion which was supposed to be paid to Spencer Lee IV, an Albany, Ga., at­ 000 fee but the negotiations eventual­ the Libyans to pay $38 million in Manchester; and Michelle Mylod of New Jersey. Jennifer '4 ly fell through. Dennison was junior bridesmaid. man John White, that Vesco transferred $12 million Billy Carter. There is no evidence torney who was a close friend of bribes to get the planes released. His have also been worth of stock in 1977 to a group of that the president's brother has senior aides Hamilton Jordan and Seventh Thread cut was supposed to be $5 million. William Salamites of Andover served as best mah. dragged into the Georgia influence peddlers with collected a penny. Richard Harden. Lee accepted $10,- Not long afterward, Billy Carter Apparently no bribes were actually Ushers were Earl Anderson of Maine, Robert Cappuccino investigation. White House connections. They Fourth Thread 000 for his influence and was also turned up in Libya with an entourage paid.-^ of New Jersey; and Terry Nolan of Andover. Last week. The agreed to use their influence to fix Billy Carter has become so close to promised a share of the $12 million of Georgia businessmen. An New'York Times reported in a Vesco’s legal troubles in Washington. stock deal. In fact, Lee helped incor­ the Libyans, meanwhile, that the estimated $50,000 in plane fares, INinlli Thread A reception was held at Honiss Oyster House in Hart­ guarded story that the case likely •A key figure-in the complex stock Justice Department is investigating porate the Bahamanian company hotel bills and gifts were picked up ford, after which the couple left for Madeira and Por­ Democratic national chairman will be presented to a grand jury in transaction was Jerry Dorminey, an delicately whether he has stepped that was supposed to launder the by the Libyans. We flew to Libya to tugal. They will reside in Manchester. John White was photographed by the November, Meanwhile, we have been Albany, Ga., businessman who con­ across the legal line and should payoff money. He reported the Vesco investigate the story behind this FBI keeping a rendezvous with Man­ trying for a year to untangle the trols the Deal Oil Company. The register as a foreign agent. Billy conspiracy to Harden but swore his strange visit. Trustworthy sources Mrs. Dennison is employed at The Hartford Insurance sur Rashid Kikhia, the Libyan Group. Mr. Dennison is employed at Hartford National Democratic Women Plan Silver Tea threads of this story. Here are our Securities and Exchange Commis- Bank. (Nassiff Photo) findings: representative to the United Nations. Mrs. Richard W. Dennison Members of the Manchester Democratic Madeline Allen, publicity chairwoman. The tM AT |V\V \AIIT5 ENP, POaOR-HE WE’VE RECENTLY HIT ON A White has told the FBI that the Women’s Club preparing for their Silver Teia tea will be conducted from 2 to 4 p.m. at the THROWS THESE TANTRUMS NEW APPROACH TO THIS ■*meeting was wholly innocent. The Li­ on Sunday, are, from left, Phyllis Jackston, Manchester Country Club. Local and state of­ ALU OF THE TIME SORT OF THING byan diplomat wanted an appoint­ iBrnirlinilrr tmnitmj Hrral^i ment to see President Carter, but no Person-Nash president; Kaye Moran, chairwoman of the ficials will be present. (Herald photo by Manchester — A City of Village Charm tea; Irene Pisch, past president; and Adamson) money was offered or accepted to Founded Oct. 1. 1881 arrange the meeting, White swore. Jill Debra Nash of Manchester and Jessee Person of Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. Andover were married Sept. 21 at Second Congregational In The Service Manchester. Conn 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Church in Manchester. Tenth Thread L\\1 Member Audit Bureau ol Circu II i u , II r y I' e of New Bedford, Mass. that of consumer prices. The com­ uneven. State and local levies have accurate the figures would have to be maternal grandparents are Anthony, son of Vincent parative figures increase more rapidly than federal - adjusted for changes in the value of Massachusetts, Montana, Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Saul Mackler Donaglier, Ji'ssira Wollenberg, Lindsay, Oregon, Rhode Island, South and Melanie LaPorta Piz- l.ynn, daughter of for 1978 w ere 187.5 percent during the past decade the dollar, that of 1978 being worth of Springfield. Mass, His zonia of 760 Center St., daughter of David M. and considerably less than that of 1963 as Carolina and Utah - have already paternal grandmother is Lawrence S. and Irene taxes up 13.2 per­ compared to Uncle Sam’s 139.9 per­ Manchester. He was born Caren Nelson Wollenberg, cent, prices as cent. But while they may be gaining, a result of inflation. adopted similar policies this year via Mrs. Morris Firestone of Pawshuk Donagher of 244 of 14A W. Middle Turnpike, Sept. 27 at Manchester state and local government still take But then, that’s what we’re talking the legislative route. Manchester. He has a Woodmont Drive, East Manchester. She was born measured by the Memorial Hospital. His Hartford. She was born in only about half of what Washington about, isn’t it? Curbing spending authority by brother, Matthew, 2Vi. maternal grandparents are Sept. 30 at Manchester HOT UNTIL WE Consumer Price Sept. 29 at Manchester WEEKEND SPECIAL I5NT THAT THE SAME Index up 7.6 per­ extracts from the economy every Son of Proposition 13 statute or referendum gives in­ Mr. and Mrs. John A. Memorial Hospital. Her Memorial Hospital. Her dications in fact, of becoming the Vliehaud, Kuihryn maternal grandparents are ASA^IMP? / PROPIT. cent. In the 1968- year. Taxfiation is only part of the story, LaPorta of Wolcott. His maternal grandparents are preferred means of trimming the tax l.ynn, daughter of Roland Mr. and Mrs. Anthony 70 period, the tax The fastest growing tax category is however. Still with us is the tax paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William load. According to the National Tax and Marjorie Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. Frank Piz- Maselli of Manchester. take swelled by 155.3 percent while social insurance. Up 249 percent in 10 revolt which has gone national since Michaud of 138 Wells St., Pawhuk of East Hartford. Her paternal grandmother DAISIES price inflation was 87.5 percent. years. Social Security and kindred Limitation Committee, a private zonia of Hartford. His Her paternal grandparents LARGE BUNCH California’s precedent-setting Manchester. She was born great-grandparents are is Patricia Wollenberg of And if that bottom line is bad news, programs accounted for 26.3 percent group claiming a quarter-million are Mr. and Mrs. Hugh m m NixinEii mm Proposition 13 last year. Sppt, 27 at Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Michael Manchester. Her great­ ImM WMIm a.M some of the statistical details as laid of the total tax load in 1978. And as it so happens, Californians members, the legislatures of about Memorial Hospital. Her Donagher of West Hart­ half the remaining states are con­ LaPorta , Mr. and Mrs. grandmother s are Mrs. 1^ MhM (Mrtai . out by Industry Week magazine are On an individual basis, as Industry are resuming the battle with a maternal grandparents are ford. SNMhillM. I7MM Edward Gagnon, all of Ruth Boulanger of >2.34 even worse. Week figures it, each American con­ sidering measures. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Tut­ M «n measure on this November’s ballot Waterbury; and Mr. and Wright, Justin Melbourne, Fla., and Mrs. Three major expenditures - food, tributed $1,814 to the federal and $1,- Well, it's certainly worth a try. But tle of Bristol. Her paternal Ada Wollenberg 'of Far­ that might be termed son of 13. Mrs, Anthony Bilotta of Kirhuril, son fo Richard CASH& OFiN 043 to state and local governments history is not encouraging in the long grandparents are Mr. and mington. 85 E. CENTER ST. housing and clothing - traditionally Proposition 4 would follow up 13’s Hartford. W. and Darcy L. Walter THUM. ieniriiaiNio*L»4a> get the largest of consumer budgets. last year for a total tax payment of run. Tax revolts may come and go. Mrs. Arthur Michaud of CARRY (•49.5268 Til* M l rollback of tax rates by tying future but the taxman goes on forever. Willimantic. Wright of Tolland. He was ■ 10/11 But as a consequence taxfiation, $2,857, which represented 57 percent II oil oil uy, Suriili b o rn S ep t. 29 a t EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Oct. 11. 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALQ, Thurs.. Oct. 11.1979 JR t- : X

PAPE SD ttEltN - KVRNING HERALD, Thurs., Oct. 11, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Oct. 11, 1979— PAGE SEVENTEEN fast hraak. Campy wUl also be a valuable addlUon with his Porter), the Ballets will be a UTAH want that to happen this to get out on the fast break ■olid mix of experience and d (^ moR showng. defense and his playmaking. season. NBA 1979-80 RUDY WHITE is battUng for ana then emphasize the sec- youth. Hopefi^y, JIM CHONES JAZZ We will try to be a good ond shot. We luve somesot play­ ATLANTIC I don’t plan to change can return to the forward am ardspot. ByTomNIssalke' transitioa team. If we lose a ers who are very tateated h Three Ex~WHA Teams Lose I B(MtM defensively. We run a non- poalUon that he playS excep- With the addition of game, I don’t want It to be the open court. Henderson, the Rockets have Head Coach New J e m y gambling man-to-man. We UonaHy weU. He Is a good because we were too lazy to We also have two players Thoughts ApLENty play position defense that defends and an excellent improved defensively. Tom McVie said after his Jets Flames. Kent Nilsson, a former Chicago took a 2-0 lead in the first New York The Utah Jazz plans to use run back on defense. who demand a tremendous NEW YORK (UPI) - They bancauy tries to put u much Malone's honors oversha­ few minutes and think we could Philadelphia reboonder. both a fast-hreaking offense Last season, the Jazz gave amount of defensive attention dropped a 4-2 decision to the WHA star, scored a goal and assisted I Wuhiagtea pressure u posHble at the At guard, AUSTIN CARR dowed his making the second have a great deal to prove to an and a patieht, pattern-type up an average of 6.3 points Pittsburgh Penguins. on two others to lead the Flames. have won the game.” point of the balL aU-defenslve team. when they’re on the court, CENTRAL should benefit from our offense. The offense will basi­ DCT game more than it scored. awful lot of skeptics around the In other games, the New York We try to sluff off and help If the Rockets, are to DAVID THOMPSON and “The depth in the NHL is the big "Who ever doubted that Goutier ch u g e in playing style. He cally center oh PETE Ibis is a maj area that I Atlaata out from the weak side on WiU get more wide-open tump improve on the 47-35 record GEORGE McGin n is . They By Len Auster league and if opening night was difference between the two leagues. was a great player?’’ asked Quebec Rangers scored a 6-3 victory over MARAVICH, RICH KELLEY think we can i prove on this Cleveitad defense. We don’t plan to shots — which are considered of last season, it wiU have to can do it big offensively, and any indication, the former Every team in the NHL has has got Coach Jacques Demers. "I’m never Toronto and Detroit played Los and ADRIAN DANTLEY. - it’s important for us to get the Detreil change in the middle of the lavuna for him. come from the defensive We will look for the fast ball to them. World Hockey Association 17 or 18 good players but in the WHA, satisfied with a loss. We had a few Angeles to a 4-4 tie. Heaitoa stream. A few subtle changes F O ^ WALKER WiU han­ front. A "team conscience" on break on most occasions. But DENVER Defensively, I don’t think it usually didn’t go past tv^o lines.’’ defensive lapses that cost us the KuiigcrH 6, Maple l.eufH .3 ladlaoe may be put in but nothing dle the baU 90 percent of the defense Is what we wUI be teams now part of the NHL if it’s not there, we will try to we can press as much as we game but we’re going to keep Anders Hedberg, Steve Vickers, 8aa Aatoaio major. time on offense and the break. trying to instUl In the players. NUGGETS Need Win Badly have some catching up to do. be patient We plan to move have in the past because our working on it.” Phil Esposito and Ulf Nilsson all MIDWEST WaUier be the key that DETROIT the ball around using a motion By Don Walsh ATLANTA unlocks the door for the abilities aren’t suited for that “Hold that line, Hold that line,''’ is one of the selections of The Winnipeg Jets, Quebec Nor- In Chicago, John Marks connected scored in the third period tO carry Chicago type of offense. There will be Head Coach kind of game. We don’t have a CavaUers. ____ PISTONS cheerleaders across the land as they rally behind their favorite diques and Edmonton Oilers all NHL ) on a pair of goals to help the Black New York over Toronto;'In the Denver HAWKS a (ot of picks and cutting. big defensive center to funnel Kansas City WALT FRAZIER is a wily By Dick VlUle / 1 believe we have th m sol­ Although we'll basically football team. played their first NHL games Hawks score a 4-2 triumph over the season-opener for both teanik. By Habie Browi veteran who U healthy can plays toward. So we have to - MUwaokM Head Coach id individual scorers in have the same team we fin­ play honest defense, but we’ll, Wednesday night and all took a George Ferguson scored a pair of ReJOHN LONG plus the influx defenses on many occasions. words,' I want Us to do what must use that intelligence. will learn that in the NHL you can't Seattle club in scoring in each of his daUng. we do best. We have a strong The Indians have been practically spearheaded by hard-to-bring-down player but the, Nordiques still goalie Dave Dryden. “But we showed Kings. 0 five NBA seasons and will of new talent through the best We should be an above- Finally — I know this is Mike Giliberto, built like a compact make mistakes," Winnipeg Coach dropped a 5-3 verdict to the Atlanta courage by coming back when SAN ANTONIO draft In years, we are looking average defensive team this rebounding team and we have oven iM — we have to work their own worst enemy. They’ve ac- again be counted on heavily. some very talented individu­ bowling ball. He’s rushed 70 times Guard EDDIE JOHNWN for a return to playoff status year, and defense is what wins together as a team. cumuiated over 400 yards in penalties SPURS after a two-year absence. a lot of games in the NBA. als. It's essential that we use for 476 yards (6.7 Avg.) and 6 TDs. BOSTON We really haven’t changed finished second on the club those positive qualities. and no end was indicated in last last season with a scoring ByDoogMoe Our front line is definitely Last year the Jazz let its The added dimension has made it Missed Once in 34 Years that much about our offense, major league. And I’d be the opponents have too many easy Offensively, I don't think Saturday's setback to East Hartford [ Spoilt Slate) CELTICS average of 16 points per Head Coach — See P age 18 that much more difficult for op­ but we have altered the fast first to a d ^ t our backcourt is fast breaks by not getting we'll use the passing game as High. By BUI Fitch game. Combined with TERRY break a little. We’ll be relying We wiU not change our quesUonable. back on defense. We don't much as in the past. I want us “I don't know what the problem ponents to design a defense. Head Coach FURLOW, the second guard Thursday on our break more. But we overall phlloeophy toward the Lanier missed 29 games is," responded Tribe Coach Jack South, by no means, is a slouch. have to have better rebound­ position will provide as much GIRLS VOLLEYBALL scoring for the club as the game. We want to Increase with knee aiul toe proolenu Hoiik, grasping for an answer after The Rebels beat a good Avon club The CelUcs promise to offer ing and defense to do it last year, and Shumate, a pre­ Dean of Five Windham at Manchester, 3:30 > small forward position. our total wins over last year. the Hornets stung his club, "We’ve last weekend and dominated play. more, offensively and defen­ laut year we stressed the We woo 48 games and our sec­ mier power forward, was lost sively, in 1979-80 than in any secondary break as much as During the 78-79 season, the gone over things countless, countless Guy Carbone and Frank Hernandez SOCCER Hawks finished second in the ond Central Division title. And for the entire campaign. Their East Catholic at Prince Tech, 3:30 ' of the past five yean. A com­ the primary break, and our we think we can get more losses crushed us en route to a times...,’’ he added. lead the South offense, which plete reversal of the team ball-handling guards — like league in offensive rebounds, Friday ' ledhy DAN ROUNDFIELD. .wins and repeat the cham- 30-52 campaign. The breakdown has been in the features ball control. That will put a spirit may he expected. MAURICE CHEEKS and With McAdoo coming over FOOTBALL The center position — with trenches, where most games are won burden on the Eagle defense which Robbins Files DAVE COWENS, in the best HENRY BIBBY - over­ *’' ^ 6 g E GERVIN without from Boston, they should add Hall at Manchester, 7:30 ’’ shape of his career, wiU lead looked the first opportunity on STKVE H A W ^ and TREE and lost. Tom McCluskey had a has been led by linebacker Dave Bot- ROLLINS spUtUng time - a doubt is the best. He had the to the effectiveness of center taro, who has been absolutely im­ SOCCER an aggressive charge up front. occasion. Starting this season, best shooting percentage LEON DOUGLAS and Uke superlative outing in the opener By EARL YOST MX. CARR wUI operate in we’re going to allow a little will give Roundfirid support mense. Manchester at Enfield, 3:30 on the boards. But it’s Round- among NBA guara. He just pressure off Tyler against what has been proven a SporU Editor the quick forward position more freedom on the break to PHIL HUBBARD. 1980 takes good shots. What else downtrodden Fermi eleven, but the No matter how you size it up, the Rham at Cheney Tech, 3:30 whUe rookie LARRY BIRO better utilize the talent we field’s 15 points a night that Dean of all participants in the annual Five Mile Road Race in irovides the bulk of the scor- can I say about a guy who At point guard, rookie ROY senior ^nning back has not been get­ Elast-South confrontation could be Penney at Windham • wUl be in the other corner. In have. a v e r a ^ 29.6 points aiid was HAMILTON will get a crash Manchester, Charlie Robbins, will be making his 34th addiUoo, the Celts will have Another of our guards, ig from the big men. / ting support since. It’s very hard to one of the best of the season in the Fermi at East Hartford On defense the Hawks will our leader? course. But we alleviated the area. appearance in the 43rd edition Thanksgiving morning. BloomHeld at South Windsor CORNBREAD MAXWELL DOUG COLLINS, looks Guard JAMES SILAS will pressure by signing McElroy, gain yardage when you’re struggling and RICK ROBIOT in the stronger than ever. He hasn’t stick with the trapping and Rockville at Bulkeley , pressing style of play that has be better this year than last. who can play both guaid every carry to get back just to the Robbins, 59, and weighing the same distance of 26 miles, 385 yards. wina. lost any quickness at all and spots. Bolton at Portland allowed the club to dictate the Silas has regained his old original line of scrimmage. Bits and Pieces 117 pounds that he carried on his 5-8 Only once since ‘45 has Robbins Er ic k p e r n s t e n , after has no foot problems. He’s the confidence. His leg is strong Then there's rookie GRE­ East Hampton at Coventry two years in Italy, looms as Doug Collins of old. tempo of every game. The Friday night game against Kent Tekulve of the Pittsburgh frame 35 years ago when he won the failed to answer the starting gun. The strengths of the Hawks' again and he will improve. GORY KELSER, a small Windsor at Glastonbury Cowens’ backup in the pivot (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRBE A ^ .) forward. EARL EVANS, a CHEVYS Hali High at Mt. Nebo hoids two Five Miler, forwarded one of 352 en­ While attending Medical School in hOKE GALE, Silas and Ger- Pirates likes to collect descriptions If the team needs help to defense lie in the quickness of significance. First and foremost, trant b.lanks received to date. CROSS COUNTRY the guards and the shot-block­ vin wUI be the main men in 1978 future pick, was also of his physique. Mike Lupica of the Philadelphia in 1951 he was on duty reach loftier heights, it must NEW YORK high in the small forward Manchester needs a win as the The total is an early indication that a and unable to get away. Since then, Fermi / Hall / Manchester, N.H. at . ing ability among the big men. the backcourt. New York Daily News wrote, "He’s come from the backcourt, KNICKS We have been solid at picture. foiiowing weekend Conard visits record field will take part with the 4,- Manchester, 3:30 where last year no one ran ARMOND HILL makes the a swizzle stick in thick glasses and a he has been on hand every opponent’s top guard know center. We do not hare a big Draft picks TONY PRICE, Fermi / Hall / Manchester, N.H. at fast enough to keep warm. By Red Holimon Memorial Field. The Chieftains, funny Pirates’ uniform, isn’t he? 000 figure predicted by Jim Balcome, Thanksgiving morning, 28 years, nm- he's been in a batue all nlgbt. name in BILLY PAULI7 or a small forward, and TERRY after an opening loss, have scored 89 race director, far from being out of Manchester (girls), 3:30 Mach wUl depend on TINY Head Coach MIKE GREEN. But both n y s DUEROD, a shooting guard, OSMSIUVIHIW Intensity will be the key to Didn’t he play the 18th flag at ning bare-footed whether the ARCHIBALD, who experi­ East Catholic at South Catholic ’’ the defense that finished tnird do an excellent job at both will also get long looks. points in two wins and look very line. temperature was beiow freezing, it enced a bad season a year A stronger front court, Augusta National this year? How (girls), 3:30 in the league a year ago. If the ends of the floor. Detroit will b ^ t new faces much like the pre-season pick they Assigned to wear No.l on his was raining or snowing. ago. Veteran CHRIS FORd , a more depth at the center posi­ about: he’s so slender he’d make a Cheney Tech at Prince Tech, 3:30 ■ Hawks can dictate tempo Forward LARRY KENON along with more speed and were. razor blade look fat.... jersey, Robbins is the second former Besides his two marathon steady worker who surprised tion and fresh enthusiasm are just might be one of the best quickness. And our theme of everyone with a 15.4 average, three major pluses that could from the defensive end, tne Secondly, Manchester will be winner to enter. Last week Charlie triumphs, other nationai honors FIELD HOCKEY club will challenge for a divi­ In the game at that position. ' Young, Strong and Coming Steve Armstrong has been named is likely to team with Archi­ turn the Knicks into contend­ hoping to get a good draw at the gate. Dyson’s entry was tabuiated. The Enfield at Manchester, 3:30 sional title again this season. No one runs the break better. On” could be a reality. Manchester High girls’ basketball came in the 20 kilometers (12 tniles), bald. ers in 1979-80. NEW IMPALA AND CAPRICE MODELS Crowds at Saturday afternoon games latter won in 1956, Robbins broke the 25 kilometers (15 miles) and 30 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL He is a great rebounder and is coach. He replaces Ginny Lind who Sophomore JEFF JUD­ The addition of three first- INDIANA our team leader in steals. KANSAS CITY have not been good. East Catholic, tape first in 1945 - the year the pop­ kilometers (18 miles). Bloomfield at East Catholic, 3:30 „ KINS and free agent JERRY round draft picks in center resigned last summer. Armstrong PACERS Kenon’s opposite at forward KINGS meanwhile, under the arc-lamps has ular holiday race was revived after a A graduate of Manchester High GIRLS SWIMMING HENDERSON look like the BILL CAR’nVRIGHT, for­ will be MARK OLBERDING, NEW FUEL EFFICIENT V-6 ENGINES served the past four years as jayvee By Cotton Fitzsimmons not had an audience under 1,000. 10-year absence and repeated his and the University of Connecticut, Hall at Manchester, 3:45 best bets to back up the start- ward LARRY DEMIC and By Bobby Leonard the one guy we expect to coach... forward SLY WILLIAMS Head Coach If Manchester achieves box office success in 1946. Robbins has competed with the New East Catholic at Newington, 3:30 ' en . Judkins, at 6-foot-6, can Head Coach make drastic improvements. Manchester High has finally be the swing man. rives the Knicks a powerful Our first draft choice, for­ success, look for it to stage more out­ Last year, Robbins was 218th in York Pioneer Club since leaving the Saturday The 1979-80 Kansas City P LU S A GREAT LINE-UP OF NEW decided to purchase a new exterior front court — something I think finally we’ve got a ward WILEY PECK, is a ings under the lights. 27:35. As couid be expected, the prac­ FOOTBALL NEW JERSEY noticeably absent a year ago. Kings will offer a more bal­ scoreboard to replace its oft-broken, coliege ranks basketball team that can com­ good, strong player. But we South Catholic at East Catholic, Cartwright* ■ ■ ’ joins ailing anced attack than they did over two decade old antiquated one. ticing M.D. from Middletown has Robbins ranks with all-time champ NETS pete night in and night out will have to wait and see how 7:30 MARVIN WEBSTER at the last season. We will try to use CHEVEHES, CITATATIONS, MONZAS, Attractive Attraction The 'old boy’ just gave out and it was slowed down a little over the years. Amby Burfoot as the two most pop- By Kevin Longhery with almost any other club in he comes along in pro game center position. the league. conditions. all 11 of our players in our His ciocking iast November was just uiar figures in the annual run over Penney at Fermi, 1:30 Head Coach offense at one time or another East meets arch-rival South decided, wisely, that further repair We’re a little stronger now. We've got excellent balance If we had a serious deficien­ 1:25 slower than his winning effort in Manchester’s paved streets. He’s Wethersfield al East Hartford, We’ve added beef to the front in the course of a game. 0 Catholic Saturday evening at ill-lit would be ill-advised. All that can be and quickness — plus some cy last year, it was our tend­ MALIBUS, MONTE CARLOS. 26:10 in '45. 1:30 The New Jersey Nets’ Certainly we want a Mt. Nebo in what should be a hum­ said is it’s about time. That thing also one of the biggest drawing at­ court. Now we can depend on depth for the first time in a ency to lose leads in the late Rohbins has enjoyed his day in the Windsor at Glastonbury, 1:30 defense is one of the toughest our rebounders to get the ball moving, ag^essive offense. I dinger. Aside for a minute, isn’t it started to go haywire a couple of tractions and iast year heiped lure in the league due to its con­ few years. But we’ve got a lot stages of games. This we will sun in distance race competition. The 15,000 spectators out for the biggest South Windsor at Bulkeley, 1:30 out. Now we can plan to run of young players who need improve. like to think of it as a "pass­ AND TRUCKS about time the lighting was improved seasons back and thought of replace­ stant double teaming of the more. ing-game" type of offense. record book shows his name after race in Connecticut which drew just New Britain at Rockville, 1:30 baU handler. experience. dramatically at Nebo? Right now it’s ment should have been considered •I We can use more post play. The forwards are excellent HOUSTON The ball moves to different National AAU championships, in­ under 3,000 starters. SOCCER EDDIE JORDAN has as people before we take the totally inadequate. then. Cartwright is an excellent as a group. MIKE BANTOM, ROCKETS cluding two national marathons, a Prince Tech at East Catholic, uick hands as any player in shooter and Webster pb m a shot. Rookie Eagle Coach Jude Kelly has But, oh no, the penny-wise, pound- ie NBA; I don’t know of any MICKEY JOHNSON and 10:30 a.m. strong game down low. We’ll ALEX ENGLISH are a very By Del Harris For us to win this season we instilled discipline in his gridders and foolish philosophy was in vogue. And aguard that he could not steai see wlut’s working and go Head Coach have to have a balanced scor­ now, when the costs have prohibitive­ MCC at Berkshire, 1 p.m. Uie ball from. fine three-forward rotation. the results have reflected it. East is CROSS COUNTRY with it. AH three are coming off ing attack, and for that we not making silty mistakes as it used ly risen, a new scoreboard costing Also I have been very Youth is perhaps the big­ Having been an assistant look for OTIS BIRDSONG, Impressed with our two rook­ 1,000-point seasons and can c Triple Winners East Catholic at Naugatuck-Holy coach of the Houston Rockets one of our guards, to score gest problem facing the GET OUR DEAL to and looks like a well-drilled outfit. approxim ately $5,000 is being average between eight and Cross Relays ? ies, CALVIN NATT and Knicks in ’79. We have to for three seasons, I ain well heavily along with small for­ Much- of the credit belongs to the acquired. Budget restraints, CLIFF ROBINSON, at the nine rebounds a game. institute a team idea. Our At guard, our starters will aware that this team is anle to ward SCOTT WEDMAN. well-organized Kelly. regardless, it was like waiting for the Radio, TV Tonight defensive end of the court. rookies and younger players score with enou^ frequency PHIL FORD will lead the leaky dam to break and then call for Charlie Robbins Calvin is so quick and so probably be JOHNNY DAVIS, Credit, too, must go to the players. Pace Swimmers 7:.30 - Bruins vs. Jets, Ch.38 have to go through a learning who was our leading scorer to make it an exciting club. fast break — with his backup help. B - Islanders vs. Flames, Ch.9 physical that he is called for a process. MOSES MALONE, the man, BILLY McKINNEY, Tony Pachesa has shown fine lot of fouls that he doesn't last year, and BILLY leadership at quarterback. He’s con­ 8 - Pirates vs. Orioles, Ch.8, RAY WH-LIAMS, one of the KNIGHT, who wiU score an NBA's most valuable player there (or relief. Improving its record to 2-1, the East Catholic girls’ swimming deserve. Cliff is learning league’s most talented guards, last season, is a legitimate BILL ROBINZINE and WPOP quickly and has a chance-to awful lot of points. T directs the Knick offense. He inside scoring threat. Moses is SAM LACEY, who are our BEFORE team dunked Wethersfield High, 98-74, yesterday in Transactions] 8:.TO • W lialers vs. North Stars, ' start at power forward for us. First-round draft choice could be our leader this DUDLEY BRADLEY will capable of mtting medium- guys in the trenches, will have Wethersfield. WTIC I’m reaUy happy with our season. We need a backcourt range shots in addition to get­ to do their share inside. team’s development on probably be the third ^ r d , Gordie Howe Back Jane Price, Claire Viola and Lynne Hockey man to take charge. and he’s got a ton of ability. ting a large share of his points We will play pretty much of Atlanta — Acquired center Garry defense. We will be an even JIM CLEAMONS, EARL on offensive rebounds. a standard defense. Mostly it Dakin were all double winners for the better defensive team this He’s one of the best defensive Unger from St. Louis for defenseman MONROE, MICHAEL RAY players I've ever seen, and his On the perimeter he gets will be a pressure defense Eaglettes. Price captured the 200 and season than last year. RICHARDSON and MIKE where we overplay the pass­ Ed Kea. center Don Laurence and a offense is going to surprise a reUef from outstanding veter­ In National League 500-yard freestyles. Viola annexed This year we have a lot GLENN provide the Knicks an shooters CALVIN ing lanes;' trying to help out on second-round draft choice in 1981. more offensive help for BER­ lot of people. the 50-yard freestyle and 100-yard with a wealth of backcourt If center JAMES MURPHY, RUDY the weak side, trying to jam YOU BUY Sale of Birds : NARD KING and Super JOHN HARTFORD (UPI) — Grandfather Gordie Howe, one of the butterfly and Dakin secured the 200- Los Angeles — Signed defenseman talent. EDWARDS can improve on TOMJANOVICH, RICK up the middle. We will try to Mark Hardy, centers Don Howse and WHXIAMSON. Natt, Robin­ Up front, TOBY KNIGHT, BARRY, MIKE NEWLIN and confuse the other ball club as National Hockey League's most legendary stars, will be back in yard individual medley and 100-yard | son, BOB ELLIOTT and the boards and become a fac­ breaststroke. Viola and Price were " Doug Crawford and wings Claude Fatten Wallets the steadiest of the Knicks tor defensively, we’re going to MIKEDUNLEAVY. much as possible by doing familiar company while leading the expansion team Hartford JOHN GIANELLI all can last season, should have plen­ Newcomer TOM HENDER­ some trapping. also on the winning 400-yard free Larochelle and Doug Harvey. score when given an opportu- be aU right; nis offense will ty of help from the rookies. take care of itself. And LEN SON has the capablUty of get­ I think the main thing you Whalers into their NHL debut. relay. Montreal — Announced the retire­ BALTIMORE (UPI) - Baltimore nlty. ting the ball to the loaded try to do in basketball is to Orioles’ stockholders should soon Bernard and Super John are ELMORE is a very capable The Whalers, one of four World Richardson, who is officially listed Kathy Patria captured the 100-yard ment of forward Yvan Cournoyer. WASHINGTON backup. guns at the right time and have a balance between your Hockey Association teams which on the roster of the American Hockey St. Louis — Leqt defenseman Gor­ find the sale of the team and a scorers and they will each place. ROBERT REID is a offense and your defense. (MRIBI USED l»RS backstroke, Anne Tuller and ve us 20 points per game. BULLETS I'm pleased with the way merged into the NHL this season, are League Springfield Indians. don Buynak to Dallas of the Central successful 1979 season have fattened thinra look. With a lot of hard strong one-on-one player who The best way to trigger a Roseanne Lenares took 2-3 in the aving more genuine scoring By Dick Motta can score. DWIGHT JONES good fast break in the NBA is to play their first game on the road The Whalers Wednesday signed 11 diving and Joanne Swanson, Kelli Hockey League; sent Serge Menard, their wallets, team officials said. threats will hrip both men to work and a few breaks, this g Head Coach could be a very good buket- works at both center and to have a solid defense that against the Minnesota North Stars players, including Richardson, to Dakin and Karin McCaffrey also Denis Houle, Paul Skidmore and Ken Documents released Wednesday be even more effective. forward. will deflect passes, steal p i^ tLMOST (XIIID tS NEW ball team. tonight. contracts. swam well for East. Federko to Port Huron of the CHL. show the trading price of Orioles Main defensive assets: Offensively, the Washington SUCK WATTS proved to be es and dominate the defensive GEORGE JOHNSON. Jordan Bullets will show very few backboards. Hartford, a team without a perma­ Also signed were left winger Mike Next outing is Friday at Newington KiiHkctliull stock should double or triple when CLEVELAND nent home at the beginning of the the team’s sale becomes official and Natt. changes over last year during Antonovich, who had been a free High at 3:30. Boston — Placed guards Kevin Main offensive assets: King, the 1979-80 season. CAVALIERS season, should be used to the agent, defenseman A1 Sims and left Nov. 1. Williamson, Natt, Robinson Results: Stacom, Ricky Marsh and Wayne Our first priority is to look By Stan Albeck Kick-Off your football 75 DODGE pniciED ‘ 2795 TRUCKS challenge of a road game. The documents were prepared for and ElUott. for the fast break. If it’s not 78CHEV. ‘ 4250 winger Bill Bennett, who are all on 200 medley relay: I. East (Patria, Kreklow on waivers, Head Coach Nova 2 Dr. 6, aulo., power steering, Colt 4 Door. 4 cyl.. auto., radio, vinyl The Whalers "home ' games will shareholders and cleared through the there, we run a single low- roof, small and clean! the Hartford roster. L. Dakin, Swanson, Bradley), 2. Chicago — Released free agent and fall tune-up radio. Very low mdeagel 77CHEV. ‘ 4095 be played In Springfield. Mass., until The Whalers also signed right federal Securities and Exchange PHILADELPHIA post offense with WES We'll emphasize the fast Wethersfield, 3. East 2:05.0. guards Rickey Williams and Randy UNSELD in the hub. 78 DODGE ‘3595 6 Fleelside Pickup, "'t ton. 6 cyl., repairs are completed at the Hart­ winger Bob Stephenson, right winger Commission. 76ERS break, quick-hitting passes Monaco Brougham 4 Door, V-8. auto., power steering, radio. Low 200 free: 1. Price (EC), 2. Swanson Ayers, With the acquisition of 76 FORD p r Ic Ied ‘ 2695 and a power offense. Defen­ season at your auto., air cond., power steering & mileage! ford Civic Center, which lost its roof Bob Nachbaur. left winger Ray (EC), 3. Bedula (W) 2:18.4. Cleveland — Waived forward* The Orioles were sold to By BUly Connlngham KEVIN PORTER, we will Gran Torino Station Wagon. V-8, under tons of ice and snow in January Washington Redskins' President sively, the Cavs will incorpo­ auto., air cond., power steering & brakes, radio, vinyl roof This car Neufeld. defenseman Mark Renauld 200 IM: 1. L. Dakin (EC). 2. Papa Harry Davis. Head Coach fast break more. At the big rate various pressing defens­ looks and feels like new! 1978. The new roof is supposed to be Edward Bennett Williams for $11.8 guard, ROGER PHEGLEY brakes, radio. and left winger M.F. Schurman, who (W), 3. K. Dakin (EC) 2:31.0. Milwaukee — Placed guards Sam es. And we'll press throughout PRICED i^ynne Dbkin We’ve been stressin g battles KEVIN GREVEY, C AR CARE M AN store! 78 FORD ready in January, but builders have were all on the Springfield rostgp/ 50 free: 1, Viola (EC), 2. Ellis (W), Smith and Derrick Mayes and center million. Approval of the sale by two- the entire game. 74 DODGE ‘2495 76 PLY. pSrc‘^lu‘3495 8' Slyleside Pickup. ton., V-8. .said it might not be finished until (EC), 3. Bush (W) 1:13.4. thirds of the shareholders at a Nov. 1 defense more than anything who started last year. Both Every player will have a Your Car Care Man Auto Parts Dart Custom 4 Door. V-8. auto., air auto , power steering. AM-FM Schurman was then recalUitTfrom 3. Fagon (W) :26.2. Edgar Jones on waivers. else. The key to our defensive can bit the open shot. cond.. power steering and brakes, Arrow GT Coupe 4 cyl.. auto.. AM- role. The emphasis will be on FM radio, vinyl roof. Small and radio Jet black and nice! February. the minor league team and will join Diving: 1. Kadish (W), 2, Tuller 500 free: 1. Price (EC), 2. Negri meeting appears certain because game is much like anybody Our starting forwards, Store has your favorite radio, vinyl roof. Golden State — Released forward a running game. We will play sportyl Hartford's most well known player (EC), 3. Miller (W) 6:29.6. Jerrold Hoffberger, fiis family and else’s — rebounding. the Whalers in time for the season (EC), 3. Lenares (EC) 145.60 points. Danny Salisbery and guard John ELVIN H A Y ^ and BOB 11 players in every game. "I NFL team poster for is Howe. 51. who was an institution in friends own 68.3 percent of the stock Rebounding, both offensive DANDRIDGE, both averaged SALE ‘ 5295 SALE $COqC opener. Hartford then assigned 100 fly: 1. Viola (EC), 2. Papa (W), 100 breast: 1. L. Dakin (EC), 2. K. Douglas. believe in playing my bench. 77CHEV. PRICEDI ‘4095 79 FORD 79CHEV. PRICED and defensive, is where we more than 20 points last year 50c ($2 retail value) ^ Fairmont Future Coupe. 6 cyl.. the NHL during 25 years with the center Dave Debol to Springfield. Dakin (EC), 3. O’Meara (W) 1:13.8. and favor the move. One of the problems that Caprice 4 Door. V-6. auto., air con- ElCamino Pickup. V-8, 4 speed, 3. Frost (W) 1:04.3. Indiana — Placed guard Wayne need to improve the most. The auto., power steering, radio, air Detroit Red Wings. He retired and “The club estimates it will realize and were All-Stars. GREG the Cavs faced last season when you buy d.. power steering and brakes, power steering, power brakes, The Whalers also signed two ' 100 free: 1. Ellis (W), 2. Bedula 400 free relay: l.-East (McCaffrey, Radford on waivers. key is the boards and to get all BALLARD backs up at cond. Like new! was injuries..There is Justified radio, vinyl roof. radio. Like new! then jumped to the WHA so he could youngsters. Stuart Smith and Dave (W), 3. McCaffrey (EC) 1:00.8. Negri. Price, Viola), 2. Wethersfield, from the sale of assets ... ap­ the big men — like DARRYL a set of New York — Placed forwards Glen forward. ' , optimism that last season's play with his two sons. Marty and proximately $12.3 million before DAWKINS, CALDWELL 75CHEV. ‘ 2995 McDonald, who had been picked in 100 back: 1. Patria (EC), 2. Cavallo 3. East 4:19.7. Gondrezick and John Rudd on MITCH KUPCHAK is sUll 30-52 record can be improved CHAMPION 77CHEV. pgrc‘^fu‘3850 Mark. federal and state income taxes," the JONES, BOBBY JONES and recovering from summer Monza Coupe. 4 cyl.. 4 spd., radio, Malibu Classic 4 Door. V-8, auto., the NHL entry draft and then sent waivers. upon. Spark Plugs! vinyl roof. Very low mileage. 14,000. JULIUS ERVING - to go back surgery. DAVE air cond.. power steering & brakes, 77CHEV. pgr«D*6395 Marty was cut by the parent club back to their junior teams. Hartford documents state. CAMPY RUSSELL is the Philadelphia — Waived center hard to the boards. CORZINE, in his second year, radio. Clean end low mileage! Blazer Cheyenne 4 Wheel Drive. V- and shipped out to the minor leagues “And it estimates federal and state most underrated forward in 78 TOYOTA ‘ 4595 8, auto., power steering & brakes, said the signing prevents the pair Brett Vroman. We’re stressing checking is coming on as a backup Catholic Girls Winners Again the NBA. We expect to utilize iciuimm Corolla Deluxe 2 Door. 4 cyl.. auto., radio. earlier this week. from going back into the entry draft income taxes will be approximately (blocking) out before going to Utah — Sent guard Ron Lee to center. his one-on-one ability more air cond.. radio. Economy Plus! 75 PLY. pgrc‘’E'D’3095 Also missing from the roster when $2.5 million on the gain realized by the ball. It’s fundamental With these players (and next year. East Catholic girls’ volleyball Eaglette spikers are now 7-0 Atlanta for the Hawks’ 1980 and 1981 this season and we will also be Valiant Brougham. 6 cyl.. auto., air the Whalers take the ice will be the club from the sale." basketball, but It’s Important. LARRY WRIGHT backing up cond., power steering, radio, vinyl team remained unbeaten with a 15-4, season with their next action second-round draft choices plus counting on him to lead the "Team-up" with your Car SALE 79 CHEV. pRiciED ‘6995 center Larry Pleau. the team's se­ Holders of Baltimore Baseball 76 FORD PRICED ‘2995 roo, 15-11 and 15-5 win over Ellington home Friday against Bloomfield future considerations; waived Marty Care Man Auto Parts Store this fall 8' Fleetside Pickup. Vs ton. 4 wheel cond leading all-time scorer. Pleau, Operation Successful Club Inc. shares will get about $47.35 Qran Torino Squire 3 seat Wagon. 79 FORD ‘5695 drive 4 speed, power steering A High yesterday in Ellington. ^'Sh. Byrnes, rookies Jim Boylan and Ar- He has all the brand-name parts V-6. auto., air cond., power steering brakes, AM-FM Stereo radio, who has the most assists and the BLOOMINGTON. Minn. (UPI) - per share. A year ago, the shares & brakes, radio. Low mileage! Mustang Cobra 3 Door. 4 cyl.. auto., vid Kramer, and placed rookie CaM you’ll need to tune-up your car, power steering, radio. Very low sliding rear glass, many more second-most games played in Hart­ An operation Wednesday to remove traded at about $17 to $20 a share. WANTED extras. Kilpatrick on the injured reserve list. PARKER STREET truck or RV. Plus, he has mileage and like new! ford team history, announced his bone fragments from first baseman Washington — Waived guard Most of the profits will be retirement Wednesday. He will Ron Jackson s wrist was successful, Grand Prix Races channeled to the Baltimore Orioles helpful advice on how to^ 80CHEV. ‘6695 SALE ‘ 4195 Stargell Robbed Charles Johnson. USED AUTO PARTS, INC. Citation 2 Dr. Hatchback. 4 cyl.. 77CNEV. PRICED ‘3895 78 CHEV. properly Install ev 8' Slepside Pickup, '-ii ton. 6 cyl., become a Whalers a.ssistant coach. Minnesota Twins' physician Dr. PARIS (UPI) — The executive Inc., which owns 73.8 percent of the auto., air cond.. power steering & Nova Concours 4 Door. V-8, stan­ TO BUY UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT standard, radio, power steering A part he sells you. •John Garrett will be in goal for BALTIMORE (UPIl - Pittsburgh Foolliiill Baltimore Baseball Club—owners of brakes, radio and many more dard, air cond., power steering & Harvey O'Phelan said. Jackson was committee of the International brakes. Hartford in the opening game. Net- operated on at St, Mary's Hospital in Automobile Racing Sport (FISA) ap­ Pirates team captain Willie St. Louis — Placed kicker Mike the franchise, players and jequip- ^ ------extras. Like new! power brakes, radio, low mileage! minder Al Smith is nur.sing an in­ Minneapolis to remove fragments of proved plans Wednesday for the 1980 Stargell's downtown hotel room was Wood on waivers. . ment. CLEAN jured left knee and has been tem­ the hamate bone in his left wrist. Forumla 1 season in which the robb^ of $2,500 in cash, a cassette W imiii'ii' h KuMkelbiill The holding company will net about Auto Recycling and Late Model Parts porarily replaced by young Terry number of Grand Prix races will in­ tape player and tapes and three New York — Signed center Althea $38.79 per share from the sale. Last USED CARS crease from 16 to 18. checkbooks, police said. Gywn and acquired free agent center year, those shares were selling for See us for Craig Reynolds Honored FISA officials decided to approve Police said the robbery occurred Gail Tatterson. about $7 each. ' HOW BUYING LATE MODEL brand-name parts, plans of Mexico City and Las Vegas, Tuesday after Stargell left the Hilton Stockholders also have been told by and HOW! CHEVROLET BALTIMORE (UPI) - Shortstop Craig Reynolds of the Houston Astros Nev,, to stage Grand Prix races on Hotel for the first World Series game liusfbull the Orioles to expect profits from the CARTER WRECKS AND JUNK CARS ^We’re in the Yellow Pages. Wednesday was presented with the 1979 Danny "Thompson Award for condition their circuits will be ready with the Baltimore Orioles, which San Francisco — Named Don 1979 season. . CARTER McMahon pitching coach. "exemplary Christian spirit in baseball.' in time, a FISA communique said. It was rained out. There were no signs “Operating income increase by 41 Call Us at 649-3391 OPEN MON - THURS >.9- Previous winners are Don Kessinger of the Chicago White Sox in 1977 and said that should the number of U.S. of forced entry, police said. Police percent for the eight months ended 775 Parkar St., ManclwstBr FRI TIL 6 SAT 9-5 Andre Thornton of the Cleveland Indians in 1978. Thornton presented the rac'es pose a problem in the future, distributed a picture of a Pirates’ fan Hamilton - Named Thomas June 30, 1979. compared With the same period in 1978." Orioles of­ 11229 Main 8I„ Manehaslar| Mon. • FrI. 8 to 5; Sat. 8 to 3 ^ PAP Auto Parts award to Reynolds at a news conference. The award is named after the "the United States would revert to Who had visited Stargell before the Murphy as athletic director and TEL. 646-9464 1229 MMI ST MMaiESTER TEL 646-6464 former Minne.sota Twins shortstop who died of leukemia two years ago. two Grand Prix" only. robbery as a possible suspect. basketball coacli. ficials said in a report. 511 E. MIddIa Turnpika

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PAGE E’OHTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Thurs - Oct. Uti979 ■ more Uivolved, ad well as of the premier shot blocker In the break. We have in ultiM- PORTLAND fast gnard In NONji NIXON MIKE BRAI^ DON BpS, tbe ieagne. Greenwood is r- ' .i. ALVIN SfX m' and JOEL TRAIL BLAZER8 aaotber stnog intimidator. to comptament JoUNigi In Uie KRAMER Instead of having is one of tbe best backcoart By Jack Ramsay defensive guards in tbe NBA. Our te a m must improve on- four guys in double figures, BeadCaaeh we want six or seven. Last season be ranked fooith defense. Last year Uie l a k ^ We will empbasixe running In reboandlnc among gnards. set an NBA The Portland Trail Blazers Another oH-feasan acqnlsi- record for field-i AND inside more as opposed to will before the season's end MONEY TIME tlqo, forwanFeenter TOBY age — yet finished only Uiird being an outside jumi^shoot- present a front Une as strong . ing team. Well concentrate a DIETRICK, provides us with In the Pndfie Diviskm. The Businesses Listed Below can help your families during as any in the NBA. additional strength both offen­ We hope Jhe acquisition of lot on getting the ball Inside to With KERMIT WASHING­ tbelowpdlt. sively snd defensively. SPraiCER NAYWOOD wUl TON, MYCHAL THOMPSON, In tbe final analyaia, we will improve okr board strength as We wUI be a good ball-tian- MAURICE LUCAS and JIM the months to come by showing them the best way and more dling team again. I think we be a young, aggressive, excit­ well u help, ns oa defenas BREWER on tbe rotter, tbe ing and improved team. against the big forwards. We have great passers; Uiat is an power forward posltiaa seems area mat Davis and Westphal auo have a fine defensive second to none. BOB GROSS, 8AN DIEQO small forward in JAMAAL important the most economicai way to soive everyday energy will Improve. We would like LARRY STEELE and ABDUL TXTTT inZ ^ to see them score less but JEEIANI give the Blazers CLIPPER8 In addition to Wilkes and E n e ^ with Uielr assists averages id and scoring strength at needs. going up. ByGeaeSbae Haywood at forward, we have other forwanT Head Coach DAN FORD, a fine ddfensive We would like to see more r TOM OWENS, KEVIN fast breaks than we had last player, and KENNY CARR, a KUNNERT and CLEMONS The 1979-tO season promis­ r wlb outstanding poten- season; it's an important part JOHNSON have enough of tbe offense. es to be exciting for the strength, skill and experience Clippers. Last year w h my To back up Abdul-Jabbar, We are basicallv the same to be competitive with other Wood Power Could Help, Forests team returning and I think we most enjoyable season of we have a good player in strong center combinations in coadtingln the NBA.-We had DAVE R O B IS ^ who wiU anything bigger than a 50- average wood firm that can reasonably be HARDY had an excellent team. We the league. By CRAIG WEBB still there as a form of hop from treellmb to were very close to maybe a solid team that worked well play more to give Kareem megawatt wood-burning supplying fuel will be a expected to grow back The backcourt is in the together and made remark­ more time to ten. United Press Inter- waste... I want to see that treelimb all the way from having a reaUy n e a t year. hands of piavers with the Maine to the Mississippi power plant because it small operator and those within a given period. In MUM What we 00 In our defense able improvement In the backcourt, there’s ’’ national utilized." quickness ana bail-handling We will be even more also part-time starter RON A dentury ago the United Proponents add that River. costs too much to bring in businessmen will be out to 1976 the U.S. grew about 50 is vital to what we do offen­ H ill needed to run tbe percent more than the 14.4 sively. We are going to pres­ improved this season with the BOONE, tbe iron man of the States counted on wood for claaring waste wood from Today, a third of the 2.27 wood from far away. A 50- get wood fuel quickly, he PLANTS Blazers' fast break and initi­ billion cubic feet of wood it sure again — using our full- addiUoo of BILL WALTON, NBA. He’s played in 908 con­ much of its energy. Today, lots will enable foresters to billion acres in the United megawatt power generator said in a recent magazine ate oar intricate passing and Uie finest basketball player secutive contHts, more than cut, but demand is court presses at half court. cutting attack. beset by spiraling fuel employ modern manage­ States is still classified as is tiny compared to the article. currently in the game. He any pro pUyer in history. skyrocketing. UONEL HOLLINS, RON prices, a growing number ment techniques and forest. Even the region 3,600-megawatt outputs of "That does not mean excels at all phases of the stumbling around in the “My sense is that trees SEATTLE BREWER T.R. DUNN and game end has the knack of GOLDEN 8TATE of Americans are turning replant the land with from Washington to some planned nuclear DAVE TWARDZne are the wake of a sawlog veneer for enerey are probably not SUPER80NIC8 making thoee around him WARRIOR8 back to'the forest. genetically engineered Boston, America’s most facilities, so utilities wan­ holdovers and rookie JIM realise their full potential. ting to replace nuclear operation,” he wrote. a viable thing,” he said. “If By Lenny WUkeas PAXSON h u demonstratd Wood supplies America seedlings that are hardier densely populated stretch, T. GREEN HOUSE WrJton is in excellent physical By Al Attics with wood would have to “They will be looking for I were to define it as to how Head Coach enough abiUty to warrant condition. Head Coach with 2 to 2.6 percent of its and faster-growing than is half forest. 315 BROAD ST., (Acroii from Poll Oftice) some good p la ^ g minutes. build dozens of woodbur­ heavily stocked, much it could decrease our Our backcourt is particular- heat and energy - half as anything in mother nature. Opinions vary widely as MANCHESTER The fast break ia the initial I look on this team — when ning plants instead of one straightstemmed imports of oil, it would not OPtk DAILY 10-5 P.M. 'd, headed Ire LLOYD Last season we were the much as nuclear power - Promoters of wood fuel to who all that wood will PHONE 649-7370 Eagles Prep for South Game Saturday Night thrust of our offense. complete with personnel and who was Ine second youngest club in Uw league mammoth facility. woodlots.” In other words, be important” Tbe rebounding and passing with time to learn and play the U.S. Department of tout several other advan­ help and by how much. The East Catholic High’s defensive secondary, Saturday night of arch-rival South Catholic. K leading scorer in the league6otb in age and NBA experi­ majority of the experts say “The whole nation is the sort of wood that needs abiUty of JACK SIKMA and together — as a contender for last season. Lloyd Is one of the ence. It showed when we Ion Energy says. Eventually tages: (1. to r.) Bob Beltrandi, Mark Leavitt and Kickoff at Mt.Nebo will be at 7:30. (Herald the quickness of GUS WIL­ the NBA championship. timber could provide up to -Most homes and in­ that, considering the going to have to go through to be reserved for other most effective offensive play­ 23 of Uie 39 games decided by purposes. Photo by Pinto) LIAMS are the keys to tbe ers I have ever coached. five or fewer points. 10 percent of the nation’s dustries don’t need major government predicts no a change of philosophy, Jeff Cournoyer, is ready for the invasion Sonics’ successful fast break. Both Dollard and Hor­ We also have BRIAN TAY­ JO JO WHITE is a steady­ capital investment to start more than a 10 perceuit that instead of thinking U the fast break cannot be energy needs. nick said they are aware of LOR to provide playmaking ing influence and will provioe While the number of burning wood. Oil, coal or contribution ever from bigger is better, small may (Continued from Page 17) developed, then tbe Sonics set CHICAGO and defensive skill at tbe some of the scoring tnat we the possibilities of using up the offense in a low-post gasfired boilers require wood energy, only certain be the most efficient," said Bruins Open Ition, along with will miss with stul-injnred wood-burning stoves for something other than A w im m i S6t BU LL8 only minor adjustments or industries and regions of Jack Hornick, the U.S. two seasons ago. who PHIL SMITH on tbe bench. homes increases every BOSTON (UPI) - The LONNIE SHELTON and By Jerry Sloan Forest Service’s coor­ forest wastes, Dollard said Tones Coming off the bench wiU enjoyed a line rookie season. JOHN LUCAS WiU again be year (2 million were sold in some additional equip­ the country will reap more Boston Bruins open their •MILWAUKEE Sikma give the Sonics Head CMch NICK WEATHERSPOON our playmaker. We feel he is dinator of the wood utiliza­ buyers of wood fuel must by Bob Bnwttf be HARVEY CATCHINGS strength and shooting ability 1978), industries and ment. than minor benefits. NHL season tonight, BUCKS returns at one forward; he one of the best point guards in Northern New England tion and energy application be like the owners of the PuERCUnv OUTCX>OR CONSULTANT and PAT CUMMINGS. The inside. Coupled with the out­ The Chicago Bulls have governments also/are fin­ -Twenty million homes hosting a newcomer to the duo will help considerably in was our third leading scorer the game. program. Burlington power plant, By Dob NcIiob side shooting of JOHN JOHN­ always enjoyed a reputation ding benefits frdhi wood- already have fireplaces is one example. Already 20 league, the Winnipeg Jets. MIX OR MATCH FISH the rebounding department, last season. ROBERT PARISH, in his One might think, Ron which takes only wood Held Coach SON, GUS WILLIAMS and as a tough defensive team and We hiso return SWEN third season with us and his burning. and 40 percent of all new percent of the homes there The Jets, who lost to the Of3c of the wonders of nature where the Bucu were weak chips that came from FRED BROWN, the Sonics wc plan to improve on that first fuU season as a starter, burn wood as a primary Bruner o f the American is that relatively few fish ever In the midst of a five-year last year. Both may see some NATER who started at cen­ In Burlington, Vt., the homes are bein5 built with Pittsburgh Penguins, 4-2, create a versatile attack. reputation in the 1979-SO ter for us last season, forward has established himself heat source and another 30 Forest Institute says, the forests where good cross*mate to produce hybrids. plan to bring a championship action in the pivot. DENNIS JOHNSON’S municipal electric plant them. in their debut Wednesday season. SIDNEY WICKS and among tbe top centers in the percent use it as a supple­ industry is split on the management is practiced. Hybrid fish do occasionally to Milwaukee, the Bucks have KENT BEJ^SON wUI hold stength and jumping ability The athletes on our club converted a coal-fired -Emissions from wood night, were last year's down the middle. One of the JEROME WHITEHEAD, a league. He gets more defen­ benefits and potential of Spokesmen for en­ occur in the wild, however. bolstered an already strong from tbe guard position give this year should not only play boiler to wood two years fires are within pollution ment. In Burlington, Elec­ champions of the now A common cross is between nucleus of young and talented most improved players from rookie last season who sive rebounds per minutes selling waste. vironmental groups also an added dimension to the a more aggressive defense, improved tremendously. ^ y e d than any player in the ago and halved its produc­ laws. tric Department defunct World Hockey green sunfish and bluegili. Usu­ players. his rookie to sophomore Sonics’ offense that is tough to The key is whether wood fear the effects of an un­ cam paim , Benson fits well but their m ents should also In brief, It should be a ter­ tion cost per kilowatt hour. But Dollard and others spokesman Timothy Association, ft is Fred ally these hybrids are more de­ In the backcourt, starting defend. allow us to open up our energy becomes so popular controlled move to wood sirable fish since they grow faster guards BRIAN WINTERS and Into the Bucks’ play. rific season! Forward PURVIS SHORT Recently a second boiler studying wood energy see Cronin said the city’s Creighton's first game as Tbe Sonics were the leading offense more. bH great talent; we think be people start using good energy. and gel bigger than either of the QUINN BUCKNER return. Overall, the Bucks have a defensive team in the NBA was converted and there some potential problems, planned power plant will Bruins' coach. young club with a nice mix of Offensively, we will fast- L08 ANGELE8 will become a top scorer in wood rather than scraps, “We're concerned that parent species. Winters’ stock has increased last season. In almost every break at every available are plans to build a 50- too. Wood’s greatest asset use a supply of nearby Fish hybridization has long with the inception of the playoff experience. They’ll be LAKER8 the very near future. SONNY he said. The Forest Service energy development not in­ defensive situation, the Sonics opportunity, but if the break PARKER gives us 100 megawatt woodfired is that it’s renewable, but timber that officials been an area of interest to biol­ three-point field goal, while a running club with a con­ look to help each other out. At By Jack McKinney predicts the public demand terfere with some stands trolled fast break. isn't there we will rely heavily percent. generator. the forestry experts fear a predict will never run out ogists. Buckner has been working on certain times during a game on set patterns — an offense Head Coach for pulp and paper that have been reserved for According to information TOM ABERNETHY is a What intrigues foresters, craze for wood fuel might “The figures are astoun­ his shooting. PHOENIX the Sonics employ a fuU-court similar to that of the Washing­ soUd player who executes the products will double by the greater value," said John from Mercury outboards* fish­ Off the bench will come the zone press. consumers and even en­ result in the wholesale ding on what’s out there,” ton Bullets. As the new coach of the fundamentals so very weU. I year 2 Hooper of the Wilderness ing department, work with trout top sixth man in the league SUNS Dennis Johnson and JOHN Lakers, I have key goals in vironmentalists is that so teardown of forests he said. began in the late 1800's and has We will most likely get the think we have the finest icals from wood that now Society. He added that so Hoop Clinics statistics-wise: JUNIOR By John MacLeod JOHNSON are two of tbe bulk of our scoring from All- mind as far as our offensive much heat and energy can without any planting for Among industries, pulp led to at least one notable hy­ BRIDGEMAN, who will also Head Coach most tenacious defensive a ^ defensive strategy is usually come from oil. long as wastes are used The Central Connecticut brid. the splake. Star center ARTIS be produced just by bur­ the future. and paper mills are the swing to forward. Rookie SID­ players in tbe le a n e today. GILMORE, tbe NBA’s all- concerned. leaders. The burning of The industry is going to and good management Board of Approved Basket­ A cross between brook trout NEY MONCRIEF will make Ehich prides himself on con­ ning scrap — what loggers Forestry officials also Offensively, I would like to time leading field-goal per­ I want our team to run a fine perimeter shooter. wood residues now provide have enough trouble fin­ practiced, wood energy is a ball Officials will sponsor a and lake trout, the splake has the the Bucks backcourt one of see us have w tter balance. taining his man. And usually smooth-flowing passing game normally leave in timber fear the use of wood for desirable characteristic of faster centage leader, guard REG­ Last season, only Seattle 47 percent of the power for ding wood just to meet the good thing. series of clinics for those the deepest in the league. WALTER DAVIS and they are assigned tbe two GIE THEUS, the leading suited to our personnel, eroe- aUowed fewer points than stands or discard at the fuel will squeeze future growth. Up front the Bucks have the toughest offensive opponents. their operations. demand for its traditional At the Sierra Club, interested in becoming of­ Also, splake are able to repro­ PAUL WESTPHAL are excel­ rookie scorer last season; cially wltn KAREEM Golden State. If we can con­ mills. supplies of timber that are premier small forward In the lent offensive players. But I 'Tbe concept of t^ m play ABDUL-JABBAR at center. products, Bruner said. If Associate Director John ficials. Procedures include duce naturally in the wild, a rare guard RICKY SOBERS, and tinue to play good defense and “I have become excited already expected to be In both instances the im­ tam e - MARQUES JOHN­ think when you have the scor­ evidenced on both offense and We will emphasize a con­ people start chopping down McComb said he wants to a written examination, occurrence among hybrid fish. forward DAVID GREEN­ get a bit more scoring from about the potential of sheer tight. And environmen­ portant thing is that the SON, the third leading scorer ing located in two people, it's defense characterizes the WOOD, our first-round draft sistent fast break. With the one or two of our starters, good trees for energy piake sure timber cutting Nov. 26, followed by a Brook trout and lake trout do in the NBA last season. For­ Supersonics. waste," said Jim Dollard, talists worry about wood came from nearby. not crossbreed naturally, how­ easier for ^ teams to defend choice. addiUon of EARVIN JOHN­ we’ll be tougher than most rather than using waste won’t exceea the amount ward DAVE MEYERS It’s one of the major rea­ the Energy Department’s whether forests they want Experts say timber is a practical floor test. Clinics ever. against you. Defense, though, will be our SON, tbe No. 1 selection in the people think as our young wood there could be a shor­ will be held on Nov. 1. 6, 8, appears healthy and ready to We want ALVAN ADAMS sons the world championship strong point. Gilmore is a NBA draft this year, we have players mature together. acting resource manager set aside as wilderness good substitute for other In the wild, these two fish resume his starting role of trophy now resides in Seattle. tage of timber. have vastly different spawning and niUCK ROBINSON to be dominating defender and one an outstanding player to lead (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) for wpod energy. ‘T m areas will become fodder fuels only when it is abun­ 13. 15. 20 in Hewett Gym, H.V. Dqcker of the New Kingswood-Oxford School. needs. talking about the use of for fireboxes. dantly available and can be York State Department of West Hartford, at 7:30 p.m. The two species never meet, sawdust for landfills, slabs Centuries dgo, trucked a short distance. and if they did. a cross is highly This means,' for exam­ Environmental Conserva­ Conducting will be Dave unlikely. left for burners. I’ve gone schoolteachers used to say, America was so densely ple, that utilities cannot tion used other terms to Turkington, Charles Another hybrid which is be­ to logging areas where up express his fears. The Adamick and Bob coming more popular among to 60 percent of the wood is forested a squirrel could economically .build Petrovic. anglers is the while bass/ striped bass cross. This fish, introduced into many southern reservoirs, grows rapidly to eight or 10 pounds, feeds voraciously and is easily caught by anglers. it serves a dual purpose in many places as a sport fish for W HATS IN anglers and as a means of con­ THE1980 Results trolling shad populations which threaten to overcrowd many WEDNESDAY lakes. MUST I fausto landa 13 SO 3 00 3 00 I ireiM Mbtii 13 20 3.40 FORME? L Ono Irarahal 3.40 Plenty' Take a look through this newspaper and see. Local business and Qwtifla 3 4 S34 00 Potirrta 4 3 S80I0 consumer reports. Advertising. Sports scores. 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Francrsco-tbquiaca 'd e r ta 4 7 3 $694 51’ 5 Remen-Zogui 6. ZuUka-bionde I Our Values Are Your Values. AllpiMianrp 1.688 7 Eusebto Soroa 8. Bascaran Caraoiendi 1X0 U 7 Subs Foaqun (cpnarro PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. Oct. 11, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Oct. 11. 1979 - PAGE TWENTY-ONE Stairwell Gallery To Open MCC Alumni Exhibition Gardening MANCHESTER - The Stairwell Bolton. Francisco Art Institute in 1976 and Gallery of Manchester Conunimity Linda Kaminsky, drawings, was at 1977. In 1978, he was gallery director Plant Growers Find Things Opposite Down Under College will present its first atumni MCC from 1970 to 1972 and graduated for the West Hartford Art League. exhibition Friday through Nov. 2 at from UConn in 1975 with a bachelor Diane Bakulski, ceramics, was at By FRANK ATWOOD of fine arts degree. She has extensive Japanese was being mounted in In the great central area, known as exported. Australia also exports the gaiiery, 146 Hartford Road. MCC from 1976 to 1978 and she ’"Things are just opposite,” said apples and “lots of meat." O p ^n g night events will begin at 8 exhibition credits, including two one- World War II. the “outback,” there is desert. attended Haystack Ceramics John Zapadka, summing up his Mr. Zapadka found his American woman shows at Manchester’s Foot­ Although English influence is still Wine and Nuts. with a musical program by faculty Seminars in Maine in 1978. She observations on a three-week trip to dollars worth less than Australian prints Gallery. Her illustrations have members Art Cloutier and Charles teaches adult education courses, Australia and New Zealand with strong, Mr. Zapadka felt that the Australia has developed a wine in­ money. For an American $20 bill he appeared in three books and she is Gigliotti. After the program, there exhibits her ceramics and works at other plant growers from across the Australians and New Zelanders look dustry that supplies the country’s de­ was given $17.45 in Australian will be a reception with now an illustrator and designer of mand from 1,500 varieties of grapes. her studio in Avon. United States. January and February increasingly to the United States for money. refreshments. The public is invited to publications at UConn. A specialty is macadamia nuts, Steven Glazman, paintings, are summer months. June and July business and professional leadership. Politically, these countries are the free event. Marilyn Thrall, sculpture, grown in large orchards and attended MCC from W16 to 1978 and are in the dead of winter. His bunkmate on the trip was a Socialist. There is much free medical Eieven former MCC students will attended MCC from 1971 to 1973 and harvested with machines that knock is now a student at the Rhode Island Rhode Island nurseryman, Angelo and dental care and there are high exhibit a variety of media in the received a bachelor of fine arts The travelers left by air on August School of Design. He made the dean’s Savella, who first went to Australia the nuts, sort the shells from the taxes. An Australian who has an in­ degree from the University of 25 to learn what' people like with the U.S. Air Force. exhibition. list for 1978-79 at the’mg ca»es ettira on all models. PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES PLEASE CALLTHEATRE? I A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION FOR SCREEN TIMES PAGE TWENTY-TWO - EVENING HERALD. Thure., Oct. 11. 1979 \ ■ EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Oct. 11. 1979- PAGE TWENTY-THREE Popcorn and Family Sing Student To Attend FFA Horse Event Manchester Fire Calls VERNON — Randi Huelsman, of Somers,.'a sophomore in the Wednesday, 10:23 a.m. —Unnecessary Meadows South, (Town) Friendship Force Reunion Memorable call at 46 Pearl St. (Town) Vocational-Agricultural School at Wednesday. 9:16 p.m. -Wires down at Rockville High School, has been Wednesday, 1:35 p.m. —Unnecessary 655 West Middle Turnpike. (Town) selected to attend the Future call at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Wednesday, 10 p.m. —Wires down at supper one evening, but sat around (Town) By JUNK TOMPKINS Farm ers of America Horse Judging Dover Road and West Middle Turnpike. and talked. With the help of “the m m . Wednesday, 2:41 p.m. —Wires down at (Town) contest in Ck>lumbus, Ohio, Oct. 13-17. It was an evening of reunion and hook," of course. “The book,’* (the 175 Vernon St. (Town) Wednesday, 10:40 p.m. —Minor tree remembering. German-English dictionary) was The Board of Education Tuesday Wednesday, 3:14 p.m. —Car into pole blaze at 49 Bilyeu St. (Eighth District) Photos were exchanged and photo observed everywhere. Walking along night gave special approval for Miss near 82 Hilliard St. (Eighth District) Wednesday, 11:12 p.m, —Chimney fire albums were being displayed the Kurfurstendam (West ferlin’s Huelsman to participate. She placed Wednesday, 3:51 p.m, —Wires on tree at 85 Arnott St. (Town) everywhere. Conversations frequent­ Fifth Avenue), sight-seeing at Olym­ second in the state-wide horse near 62 Starkweather St. (Eighth ly began with “ Do you remember ... pic Stadium, on a boat cruise on the judging team contest held last District) ■■ or "Did you see ... or “Did you Baltic Sea, seeing two or more per­ weekend at the University of (Connec­ Wednesday, 4:20 p.m. —Medical call at Panel OKs 143 Barry Road, (Town) sons pouring over a little language ticut. have a chance to go ... ? " Wednesday, 4:28 p.m. —Wires down on The cost of the trip will be paid for The occasion was a reunion of ttje guide was a common sight. Hercules Drive. (Town) Our gathering around the table by the state association of FFA. Group Home about 2fj0 ambassadors who. as Wednesday, 5:25 p.m. —Wires down at members of the Friendship Force, turned to talk about music and TTiree other Connecticut students and 61 Village St. (Town) VERNON —The Planning Commis­ left the Manchester-Hartford area in references to various musical two chaperones will make tUh trip to Wednesday, 5:31 p.m. —Wires down at sion has voted to recommend a August to visit West Berlin. comedies and operas. Our hosts Ohio also. 3 Meadow I^ne. (Town) change in the zoning laws to allow es­ The memories are too numerous to Wednesday, 6:42 p.m. —Wires against knoew their music and had good tablishment of a group home for count - like blessings. Most are hap­ Guardsman Cited tree near 54 Hudson St. (Eighth District) voices. In no time we began to sing young people, in all residential areas py ones, some poignant. And some, \ S r ' Wednesday, 7:25 p.m, —Limb on wires from one song to another, from one For Kitchen Work of the town and in two commercial not happy exactly, bear the imprint show to another, combining our on Ferguson Road. (Town) Wednesday, 9:08 p.m, —Dryer fire at zones. English versions with their German MANCHESTER - Capt. Charles of the reality of the ever-present ‘ .it'Vi'i The recommendation will now words. Isolde’s rendition of “Guten E. Knowlton of 237 Kennedy Road, political pressures and the scars of have to go to the Zoning Commission — Manchester, recently accepted the World War II. Abend, Gute Nacht” reminded us of for its approval. That commission Do you wonder how we Connecticut Army National Guard’s Flu Clinic Madame Schumann-Heink’s radio will meet on Oct. 18 at 7:30 p.m. in Nutmeggers found our host families? Phillip A. Connelly Award from Col, BOLTON -T h e Rockville Public performances years ago. the Memorial Building. Sheer genius'through the cooperative William P. Kelly of National Guard Health Nursing Association, which Ours wasn't the only music shared |1wt-M)ii The Capitol Region Educational efforts of the Manchester and West Headquarters in Hartford. services the Town of Bolton, will between guests and hosts. Bowing to Winter Council (CREC) is asking for the Berlin Friendship Forces made this The award for the best kitchen sponsor a flu clinic for senior The West Berlin Friendship Force zone law amendment to open a facili­ operation in the State National Guard citizens. possible. hosted our group to a $3f>,000 soiree at -- ) This old tree, still bearing all of its leaves, surprise storm. The tree is at the edge of a ty for children ages 10-17 who for a 1 represents the excellence of the Food The clinic will be conducted On the plane going over, we were the fasionable International Hotel. almost dips to the ground with the heavy wooded area in Ellington. (Herald photo by variety of reasons cannot live at Service Program in Knowlton's Com­ Oct.. 24 from noon to 2 p.m. each given a number which would An organ grinder greeted us in the Richmond) home. pany at the Rockville Armory in snow blanket it received during Wednesday’s match a corresponding number of lobby as we entered to see nearly half The young people will come from our hosts. In Tegel Airport, we filed a dozen long tables laden with all Rockville. Vernon or other area towns. The into a huge waiting room. We could sorts of attractive and tasty food. In accepting the award, Knowlton Town of Vernon won’t be responsible see a large crowd of people with Two baritones familiar to said, “I accept the award on behalf of for any expenses in connection with searching looks on their faces. Many Hartford-area musical circles par­ ' ■ all the men from Manchester, Ver­ Bridgeport Police Trial Delayed the facility. The towns from which carried bouquets with ribbon ticipated in a recital of operatic arias non and elsewhere who did such an the students come will be responsible streamers, roses, and gifts. These and musical comedy favorites. Char­ The sign in the foreground identifies the Berlin Wall just outstanding job.” NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A federal ficers until Nov. 13 because she was Chief State’s Attorney Austin “We investigate the allegations for paying for the cost of their educa­ were our as yet unidentified hosts. ming the audience were Woodward The local guardsmen were voted judge has delayed the start of trials still considering defense motions McGuigan said his office was conduc­ first because we do not believe tion. As each visitor passed through a beyond, a barrier between West and East Berlin. In the the best of the 45 kitchen operations Waesche of Hartford and Bob Chap­ for four former Brigeport policemen seeking dismissal of the charges and ting a probe to decide whether there anyone or any department is CREC has originally asked for an turnstile, a watting German man of Ellington. Chapman appeared background is the imposing Brandenburg Gate in East Berlin. which Guard units maintain in 'the charged with violating civil rights separation of the cases. is sufficient evidence to warrant automatically guilty," McGuigan amendment to the zoning laws which Friendship Force committee in an interview and sang for a taped state. laws in the alleged February The oral motions were submitted arrests or grand jury action. said. would allow the special zoning in the member glanced at the number telecast on West Berlin television. camps. bassadors took a three-day double- Emblem Card Party beatings of two youths. last week by attorneys for former "The allegations are still under in­ Rockville section of town. While not pinned on our jackets and announced Although stark and dra^ by com­ State officials, meanwhile, say policemen Peter DeMotses, Angel vestigation and will remain under in­ objecting to group homes, the Unpleasant Sights decker bus trip through Bavaria and GLASTONBURY -The Emblem McGuigan's comments were in it over a bullhorn. Moments parison with West Berlin and West they are continuing a “full-time" in­ Duran, Victor Diaz and Leonard vestigation until we determine Northwest Rockville Neighborhood There were other things we the Hartz Mountains. Ask any of Club will sponsor a military whist response to the Connecticut Bar afterward, there was a flurry in the Germany, East Germany shows a whether we need a grand jury or can Americans saw, not so pretty and not them about their unexpected stay in vestigation to determine whether Samatulski. Association’s human rights section's Association did make a formal objec­ crowd as the waiting host or hosts heavy concentration on agriculture, setback card party Oct. 13 at 8 p.m. Bamberg - unexpected because the brutality has been widespread in the The four were dismissed from make arrests, " he said. “We have to tion to making the zone change broke through and claimed an so pleasant, that made all of us a lit­ at the Elks Ix^ge, Woodland Street. announcement that it might make an lU i tle more aware of the blessings of from what we saw. Machinery and bus got caught in one of the narrow, Bridgeport Police Department, their jobs after they were accused of determine whether there is probable applicable to the Rockville section American visitor. Refreshments will be served and independent investigation of the liberty, and the awareness that we people working by hand were centuries-old streets in trying to U.S. District Court Judge Ellen B. assaulting two teen-agers after what cause to believe criminal acts have only. That's why the Planning Com­ My husband and 1 recognized our door prizes awarded. must be committed to preserving it. observed in the fields and harvesting make a turn. The back of the bus got Burns Wednesday postponed jury police said was a stolen car chase on been committed before we can either allegations concerning the depart­ mission changed the proposal to In­ hosts. Isolde and Max. before we General admission is $1.50. Senior There was “ the wall,” grim and the grain (maize, in German). caught on a building sign and both selection in the trials of the four of­ Feb. 5'. ask for a grand jury or make arrests. ment. / clude the entire town. . entered the turnstile. They had sent Neglected churches with their Citizes admission is $1.25. restrictive which divides Germany bus and building suffered some us photos in a letter before we left broken windows and cracked ••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• " i'.'i'.'iV iV .'i. i . i . . » . . and Berlin into East and West sec­ consequences of the contact. But no ••••••••• 13 Manchester. exteriors bore mute evidence of the Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 tors \ special memorial on the West one was hurt, and the passengers Our hosts' apartment was on the religious restriction in Communist- third floor of an apartment building Berlin side of the wall alolng the designed a special certificate of BABYSITTER NEEDED- SHEET METAL WORKER - OIL TRUCK DRIVER- House SEWERS- Experienced on In­ controlled East Germany. dustrial Sewing Machines. River Spree, shows a cross erected in merit which they awarded their bus Monday through Thursday, 3 Experienced. Soldering etc. deliyery. Year round work. in a residential section that housed LEGAL NOTICE Will train if necessary. Good a small plot, commemorating those driver upon their jeturn to West p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ Call 528-2101. All benefits, /^ply M&M Oil many professional people. On the starting pay for the right peo­ who lost their lives trying to escape Country of Contrasts Berlin. ,i NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION AND tation. Can 649-6022. Friday; Co.. Route 6. Bolton. ground floor was a small street cafe, Site Herald ple. Hours: 7 to 3:30. Ivionday But Germany on the whole is a NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF weekends anytime. typical of West Berlin from East Berlin. The memory of the thru Friday. Apply in person fascinating country to see. It's a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BEARCE ENTERPRISES. INC. formerly BEARCE at; Pillowtex Corp.. 49 Regent tragic event is severely punctured by Tears at Parting LATHE OPERATORS - With RARE OPPORTUNITY - neighborhoods. MACHINE SHOP, INC. OIL BURNER SERVICE Street, Manchester. Equal a crown of barbed wire on the pin­ country of contrasts. Southern Ger­ There were tears and sad partings 2 years' experience. Good OWN YO U R OWN Private Balcony Notice is hereby giyen that BEARCE ENTERPRISES, INC. MAN- No. 2 oil. Mostly all BUSINESS. Distributor for Opportunity Employer M/F. nacle of the cross - East Berlin’s many, seen by many who took special Si benefits. Salary negotiable. when it was time to leave West Lost and Found formerly Bearce Machine Shop, Inc., with an office on Brad­ residential. All benefits. M Kodak film. Duracell Our bedroom had its own balcony Kaiser Wilhelm Church shows the ravages of World War II donation to the memorial. excursions, is picturesque with its M Oil, Route 6. Bolton. Hawk Precision Co., 303 Berlin for Connecticut. Lasting H e r a l b bury Lane, South, Coventry, Ct. 06238, was dissolved by a vote Batteries, G.E.. Sylvania and SWITCHBOARD enhanced by flower-filled window castles looming out of the hills on Burnham Street. East Hart­ OPERATOR- 4 nights per bombing. Its remains rise above restored West Berlin as a There was Plotzensee Memorial, a friendship ties had been made, of the Board of Directors and Shareholders. All Creditors ford, telephone 528-9845. other photo products needed boxes and a bright colored parasol lone summits, clumps of forest, INDEX week. Thursday 11:30 p.m.. memorial to the war, and a reminder that in spite of devasta­ grim two-room brick and cement friendships that surmounted the having claims are directed to present them to the law firm of in your area. No selling. Ser­ over a small table. We enjoyed vice top Retailers under 7:30 a m. Friday. Saturday Si building where during the Nazi dic­ rolling hills, and lovely little villages N O T tC Bt Bayer, Phelon & Squatrito, P.C., 63 E. Center Street, BUS BOYS - Full time lunch tion, renewed hope surrounds it in the modern architecture language barrier. Understandings of exclusive contract established Sunday, midnight to 8:00 a.m. cooling off here nights before tatorship, some 1,800 men, women with rust-colored rooftops on stucco - Lost and Found LOST CAT - Gray and white, COOKS Si K IT C H E N and dinner shifts. Apply at life styles, human characteristics Manchester, Ct,, on or before January 27, 1980. Claims not by us. High immediate in­ Edwards Answering Service, retiring. Throughout West Berlin and and new buildings. (Photos by June Tompkins) houses. • Personals neutered male. Belongs to 491 HELPERS- Available Cavey's Restaurant, 45 East and adolescents were guillotined or shaped by political history, and ap­ Griswold Street, Glastonbury. presented will be barred as provided in Sec. 33-379d of the come minimum required in­ 646-5406. villages in West Germany, the floer- - Announcements weekends and evenings. Center Street, Manchester. hanged. preciation of another country’s beau­ • Entertainment Reward. Call 633-6082. Connecticut General Statutes. Experienced preferred. vestment $9,975. 100% profit bedecked balconies and gay parasols cool, but never ice cold. PART TIME JANITOR for used to having to open the door to the We saw the stark room with a thick Our son, whom we visited at his ty - these are what we brought back • Auctions Dated at Manchester, Ct., this 26th day of September, 1979. Drivers License Mature in­ FULL OR PART TIME structure. Call between 8AM Refrigerators are what we call ef­ Si 5PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or medium size office complex. were a common sight. living room and closing it behind us wooden beam stretched across the Army base in Bamberg, said he FINANCIAL BEARCE ENTERPRISES, INC. dividuals. Apply in person; MAINTENANCE MAN- App­ ficiency size units and provide with us. We would hope we gave LOST- female Calico Cat, write: American Film Hours: 5 p.m.-10 p.m,, 3 We slept in true European style - when we entered or left. The same longed to see a wooden house. - Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages Garden Grove Caterers, ly in person to: Raffa's ceiling, spiked with eight large iron something of these same qualities to mostly grey. Tolland Road By Processing, Inc.. 1935R nights a week. Phone Mr. as did many other Amreicans on the with other doors in the apartment. limited storage space. Isolde had two King Ludwig II’s famous picture - Personal Loans Herbert A. Phelon, Jr. for Keeney Street. Manchester Restaurant. 2815 Main Street. WKitney at 568-2020 for an ap­ such units in her modern kitchen, hooks, from which 186 people were our generous hosts. - Insurance area Bolton. Call 647-9355. Glastonbury.y. Hoover Court. B'ham, AL visit. European style means a cotton We had been forewarned of this hanged in a single night. Sept. 7-8, book castle, Neuschwanstein, was Bayer, Phelon & Squatrito, P.C 35226. pointment. which boasted a variety of electric EMPLOYMENT LIVE-IN COMPANION for flannel bottom sheet with only an custom in one of our Friendship 1943, between 7;30 p.m. and 8:30 the one of the highlights of our trip. Its Attorneys elderly gentleman i$i,Glaston- gadgetry. The principal ingredient When we pulled into our driveway > Help Wanter 008-10 eider down puff over you. The puff is Force workshops. In our host following morning, in groups of eight Located in Fussen (which means • Business Opportunities bury Call after 6 p.m.. 633- TYPISTS AND CLERK for her light-as-air kartoffel knoedel soon after midnight after our long 5653 or 643-5932. TYPISTS are needed to work encased in a buttoned-on white family's situation, this custom at a time, so the souvenir pamphlet feet) at the foot of the Bavarian Alps, > Situation Wanted SALES PERSON (potato dumplings) was whirred to a return flight from West Berlin, we in the Hartford area. Call wrapper which is removed and provided utmost privacy for two says. A single wreath in the center of the many-spired castle overlooks a EDUCATION today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. PART TIME EVENINGS- pulp in a modern food processor. And did as we said we would midway in SUPERINTENDENT- 110 un­ Manebester. Light duty laundered as a sheet would be. families. It was nearly two days the floor remains a constant lush countryside. The interior fur­ > Private Instructions its. Hard worker. Mechanical Mature Adults Throughout Germany, one saw the she delighted in demonstrating her our visit. - Schools-Classes EXPERIENCED SANDWICH janitor cleaner. 5 evenings per before we realized that Isolde's memorial. And outside, in a small nishings and design indicate King - Instructions Wanted Lost and Found experience necessary. Please week. Ideal for retired or 7 PM to Midnight automatic egg cooker. We knelt down on the rain-soaked 1 Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 MAKERS and W aitresses morning ritual of airing the down daughter, son-in-law and grandson Ludwig's taste for beautiful art and apply in person 9 to 11 at semi-retired. Call 649-5334. park shaded by massive oaks, is a REAL ESTATE wanted for cocktail lounge bedding over the window sill. (There shared the apartment. The closed ground and kissed it, grateful for our Fountain village Apartments, 2 or 3 evenings Introduced Pop Corn large urn which contains each from decor. - Homes lor Sale FOUND- Male cat. Call 646- GOVERNMENT 175 Downey Drive, Call 644-9637 between 9 a m, country’s many blessings. - LotS'Land for Sale GUARANTEED BUSINESS WANTED CLEANING are no window screens in any of the doors kept the secret of another We had the fun of introducing National Socialist Concentration Other Friendship Force am­ 4430. Manchester, see Carroll John­ and 12 noon. per week - Investment Property LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. PERSON for professional of­ buildings). living room, another bedroom. Isolde and her family to pop corn. - Business Property son Brundrett. fice in town, once a week. • Penonala Phone 281-4112. PART TIME. Phone from Another custom strange to us We missed drinking water. We They had eaten it a few times, but - Resort Property Send replies to: Box MM, c.o home servicing our customers Americans was that of closing doors have it for every meal at our house. ' Real Estate Wanted RN -11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy Manchester Herald knew nothing of how it was made. RIDE WANTED from Hamlin working with an excellent sup­ in your own area. 249-7773. Mature Adult between rooms. We never quite got Substitutes - juice or soda, were We explained to Isolde that we MISC. SERVICES Street to Pioneer Parachute, porting stall. Very pleasant 5 AM to 11 AM - Services Offered □ EMPLOYMENT REAL ESTATE SALES - needed a larger pot thaii the small - Painting-Papering 6:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Please atmosphere. Good wages and one she first brought out'.'We waited - Building-Contracting call after 6:00 p.m., 643-4414. benefits. Please call Doris Lessenger Company is looking Monday • Friday HAPPINESS IS for 2 licensed agents in our until the first few sample kernels - Roofing-Siding Help Wanted 13 Blain, RN, Director of LAUNDRY AND DIAPER - Heating-Plumbing Entertainment 4 Nurses, 646-0129. Bolton office. (?all 646-6486, SERVICE needs folderess popped before adding more. Isolde APPLY - Flooring Attending lit* South Unlttd for Kurt Lessenger. full or part time. AM and PM. - Moving-Trucking-Storage TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. was ready to dump the whole two- MfthoditI Church Fair. Saturday BEST BUY entertainment Call 289-1527. - Services Wanted Apply 81 Commerce Street, MISTER DONUT pound bag into the pot when I stopped October 13th. 10 AM to 3 PM. this year! Eyening of Perfor­ Glastonbury. PTG her just in_, time. With pantomime MISC. FOR SALE Comar Main Straat and Hartford ming Arts. Saturday October COMPANY. Telephone 633- DENTAL- Part time position 255 W. MIDDLE TPKE. - Household Goods Road. 20th., M.H.S. Auditorium, Oc­ 7631. available for Business (She and her family spoke very little - Articles for Sale tober 20th., 8:00 p.m. Tickets Secretary in progressive English and we spoke even legs Gor­ - Building Supplies $2.00 and $1.00 for Students General Dentist Office. - Pets-Birds-Dogs CARRIER NEEDED man). I explained that she would and Senior Citizens. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Experienced preferred, and > Musical Instruments have a popcorn explosion all over her - Experienced only. Top for light bookkeeping, typing and - Boats & Accessories telephone. Salary commen­ kitchen. "Then she offered a spoon to > Sporting Goods wages. Z^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 CAFETERIA rpke., Wethersfield, MAYBERRY VILLAGE surate with experience. Send 1 stir the popcorn while it cooked. > Garden Products Berlin Tpke.. - Antiques THE MANCHESTER (»IRBIDE (3)., INC. 563-0151 East Hartford; page, hand written resume to: WORKERS This. too. I explained was a no-no. - Wanted to Buy 27 HILLIARD ST.-TEL. 646-1331 P.O. Box 145. Bolton Notch, Conn. 06040. Major food service com­ With excited anticipation, the spec­ * R E N T A LS RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-11 700-900 Burnside Ave. pany has openings in in­ tators listened the increased commo­ - Rooms lor Rent HAS OPENINGS FOR THE FOLLOWING: p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a m. shifts. dustrial cafeteria. Apply director of nursing. East Hartford; plus tion of the popping kernels until I - Apartments.for Rent ^ LATHE a BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR Cooks Helper - Homes for Rent Salmonbrook Convalescent 6 AM to 2:30 PM removed it from the electric burner. > Business for Rent k SUNNEN HONE OPERATOR Home, off House Street, Beacon Hill St. ft With fear and a little trembling, 12- - Resort Property for Rent k CARBIDE DIE FINISHER Glastonbury. Please call 633- Tolland St., East Hartford MOUHNG Grill Cook year-old Axel cautiously lifted the lid - Wanted to Rent TOP WAGES 5244. 6 AM to 2:30 PM - Misc. for.Rent and they all with surprised awe as GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS MAGHME Food Service Worker AUTOMOTIVE NURSES AIDES wanted for 10 AM to 2:30 PM they beheld the magic that had oc­ Call Jennifer - Autos for Sale LIBERAL BENEFITS full time on all shifts. Apply General Utility .Worker curred. A dash of salt and the pop­ - Trucks for Sale APPLY IN CONFIDENCE director of nursing. Salmon- OPEMTORS (duties include dishroom corn was dished out and enjoyed by ~ Heavy Equipment tor Sale brook Convalescent Home, off 6 4 9 - 1 9 4 4 and general cleaning 17 AM Motorcycles-Bicycles House Street, Glastonbury. to 3:30 PM all. . -> Campers-Traiiers-Mobite Will train. Good Please call 633-5244. None of us ambassadors will forget Homes Wages. Full Benefits. We offer excellent hourly ~ Automotive Service the delicious meals. We learned the wages plus a company paid - Autos for Rent-Lease SECURITY OFFICERS GOOD HOURS 3 shifts available. simple charm of a bowbedecked PwmamnI, Part 6i Full Tima Opaninga and DOLLARS Openings for benefit package. basket brought to the table at meal Avallabla Immadlataly In Wllllmantic 9R0WIN8 Blue cross time, filled with assorted breads. We CARRIER COMPANY TOOLMAKERS Blue Shield Housewives, college Life Insurance were especially fond of the wafer- Manchester’s Deputy Mayor Stephen Cassano thanks West If you are alert, have a neat appearance, enjoy WELL ESTABLISHED students, excellent oppor­ & Prescription Drug Plan Berlin for its hospitality to the Friendship Force from thin crips breads. Woodward Waesche, Hartford area West Berlin, Turning pages at right is Bob responsibilities, and need those extra income NEEDED company with solid work tunity to meet new people Sick Leave We recorded one special family Chapman, baritone, of Ellington, who also dollars, come in and talk with us. Previous security load with excellent while you supplement your MOLD MAKERS Uniforms Provided Manchester. He presented a Windsor chair and a pewter plate evening on our mini-casette. We baritone, entertains at a Friendship Force income part time/full time Funeral Leave entertained. ex[»rience not required. We pay you while you working conditions for also. Free Meals to the city’s dignataries. never really left the table after reception in the Hilton-International Hotel in qualified mechanical, in­ positions available. From 7 Lost and Found train. Premium Rate is paid for holidays, and un­ IdastonlMiry 12 paid holidays and strumentation welders, AM - 3 PM. Above average iforms are provided. starting wages and Apply betuveen 8 a.m. vacation. electricians & crib atten­ LOST- Black Lab / Setter Spring S t benefits, uniforms dant. Excellent fringe &4:30p.nLat — Interviews to be held 9 Cross. Altered male. Thin, provided to arrange ap­ black curly hair. Red collar Most shifts available. Pay $3.50 hourly. benefits and medical AM to 2 PM 300-500 pointment for personal in­ and tags. Manchester, near Call Miss Plourde at 1-800-842-2626, or 527-4177, coverage - top graded pay - MIUKIiSTER SZUO FOOD SERVKE, MC. Acquin Defense Will Finish Its Case This Week East Hartford, Glastonbury terview. between 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday thru Friday, and 9 Griswold S t steady wogk, excellent lines. Reward, call 643-0515. potentials - (4 good people PMH ANNmiy a.m. to 12 noon Saturday. CALLFRENDLY ' W ATERBURY (U PI) - Lome began its case last Thursday. Ms. Sheehey also said Mrs. a former Waterbury cafe proprietor learned Wednesday that Ricciuti was Plotski said he returned to the area needed), only qualified MOUHNG MKMFT where he saw the car when he RESTAURANT SllvM Lan* Eniratic* Acquin's defense attorney says he More than TO witnesses were called Beaudoin's brother, Paul Cham­ admitted as evidence in the trial. In being sought on a warrant by New Call S68-6062 apply - 36 Rear Commerce W S h M M M . learned of the killings and found a LOST WHEEL CHOCK- I Eaat H a r lf ^ will rest his case this week, bringing by the prosecution. pagne. dated a girl who owned a the statement. Red House cafe Jersey authorities. Aluminum. Left m Top Notch PINKERTON’S INC. Street, Glastonbury. CT. E.HHd Slltrw Lam portion of a stolen charge card which 030 Oakwood Avanua (Habco Inc.) Manchester M b*hwr a/F into sight the conclusion of Connec­ A woman who said she knew black car which she had seen the man proprietor John Ricciutti said Acquin Pickett denied the request to admit Parking Lot. Reward. Ask for Roseamw he turned over to state police. Waal Hartford, Conn. 569-1040 ticut's largest mass murder trial. Acquin since childhood testfied driving several times before the drank one beer at the cafe the night Riciutti's statement after the state William McKinney, 643-5308. Williams contended it was fQ iM i OppoetiuUty imptofar Superior Court Judge Walter Wednesday that Acquin was treated slayings. However, several weeks of the killings and appeared sober objected because it would have been “positively not Acquin" who had Pickett Jr. said Wednesday final “like a son" by his foster brother's after the slayings the woman dis­ when he left. unable to challenge the testimony un­ stolen the card and the person who arguments in the three-month-old wife, Cheryl Beaudoin, who was posed of the car, Ms. Sheehey said. That contradicted earlier der cross examination. did may be connected to the crimes. trial would be heard next week and found slain along with eight children Acquin. in a controversial confes­ testimony by a prosecution witness Williams and State's Attorney But McDonald said the card was tentatively scheduled to give his on July 22, 1977 in Prospect. sion given to state police, admitted to who said Acquin appeared to be Francis McDonald also debated the irrelevant because it was found charge to the jury next Wednesday. Linda Sheehey, who had known the slayings and said he was driving a drunk when he left the bar. at 1 a.m., defense’s plan to call Adolph Ploski, Rxnsa SAVE OCTOBER WANT AD SPECIAL 'Z a Prospect man who said he had seen eight-tenthS'Of a mile from the Beau­ Acquin’s attorney, John R. Mrs. Beaudoin since childhood and black car which belonged to his girl about two hours before he allegedly Williams of New Haven, called two who had babysat for the dead committed the crimesi a car appearing suspiciously near the doin house and “it takes a wild friend when he drove to the Beaudoin stretch of the imagination" to tie it. more witnesses Wednesday^ bringing woman's children, said Acquin, a home. Williams said he wanted Ricciutti Beaudoin house on the night of the STxe lie ralLt to the crimes. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING to about 20 the number of people who Maine native, was “ like a big brother Williams also argued unsuccessful­ to testify but was unable to locate slayings. 4 LINES 4 DAYS 4 DOLLARS have testified for the defense since it to the kids," ly Wedne.sday to have a statement by him. The defense lawyer said he PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Oct. 11, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Oct. 11. 1979 - PAGE TWENTY-FIVE fS HaeWaiilad Frqnk<& Ernest Hapi NTanlad ffa(P Hfantad » nmeee-Storee lor Rent SS A ulot For Sale___ I I Autoe For Sale y Aportmente For Rent 83 81 .NEW HOMES BYAMSAIDI EAST HARTFORD-135 Burn­ HELP WANTED RESTAURANT 1965 OLDSMOBILE F85- Good 1967 TEMPEST- 328. Func­ MACHINE OraUTON HANDY MAN- Part time as m e c h a n ic , BUS FLEET- W O h ^ TO BABYSIT In my LOOKING for anything in real side. 1000 sq. ft. Lease running condition. New parts. THAINHS RIANABERS home, 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Home* Pratantly Under Conetructlon estate rental - apartments, required. Arnida and Bar- tionally sound, good for parts. • T u m t LaltM Operator needed. Property repairs. Full and part time. Gas and $300 or best offer. Call 659- Asking $150.00. Call anytime, 1st and 2nd shifts. Previous Are you k>ol(lr>Q for good pay diesel. Call 9 to 4, Post Road Monday thru Friday. Own Avallabte for Inepactlon homes, multiple dwellings? comb. 644-8000 or 644-1539. 1162, keep trying. a Ingbia Latha Oparaler Carpentry, plumbing, pain- M i X f 646-1758. shop experience or Tech plus • lucrative bonus program? Ung, etc. Can 646-2^. Stages, 644-1531. transportation necessary. Many Choica Lota Avallabla In the No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Schooi training desired. We have a number of openings to Compensation for gas. Vicini­ TImrod Road Area Associates, Inc. 646-1980. MANCHESTER- Office or offer the right people who want a h a o e m c y Er , 1973 MERCURY MONTEGO 1968 OLDS- Deimont 88. Liberal wages while lear­ UQUOR STORE MANAGER FULL TIME DENTAL ty^ of Glastonbury / For Addition Information Regarding store space. 1st floor. Will stationwagon. Best offer over ning with company paid tremendous opportunity plus a Stylaa artd Faaturea Call— Rebuilt motor and transmis­ M heuia, paid heUdaya, permanent and rewarding posU / PERMITTEE East of The ASSISTANT- Experience hlanchester line. 6464965. ^ N D I N sub-divide between 200 - 5,000 $395.00. May be seen at 184 benefits. FEMALE STUDENT square feet. 643-1442. sion. Too many new parts to aacallant Inauranca tion In the restaurant business. River. Excellent working con­ ireferred. Modern office. Hollister Street, Town. Call mention. Clean. $450 firm. Call for an interview. ditions. All benefits, good Excellent opiiportunity for ad­ LOOKING for roommate to 646-6534 after 5 p.m. AppW: ERA LESPERANCE Agency A N Anytime. 871-2432. starting salary, experience vancement. Employee fSPPLB. share apartment or house, in MANCHESTER- 360 sq. ft., 4 EntamToolCo. LITCHFIILD PAHM DHOPi, Benefit Program available. Excluaiva Agent forAnaaldIBuIttmmaa or near Manchester. Call Pat­ perfen^. For confidential In­ BABYSITTER NEEDED In rooms; ipodern office space. 1977 CHEVY TOWN COUPE- WANTED LEFT FRONT 4SS SCHOOL STMET INC. Equal Op­ terview, call 643-2779, 9 a.m. Send resume to: P.O. Box 538, ty, 247-5261 week days, or 774- 1st floor prime location. Usual Automatic, AM-FM stereo, Apply In paraon EAST HANTFOnO portunity Employer... the North Manchester area. 646-0505 2636 weekends. FENDER for 1966 Olds F ^ 4 to 5 p.m. or 646-2089, 6 to 10 Rockville. amenities. 646-8282. air conditioning. 24,000 miles. door sedan, or body in good 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m., Mon­ 22 -25 mpg. Excellent condi­ p.m. day thru Friday. Please call shape. Call 643-6268 anytime. MnR0NK,WC. TYPIST- Full time. Able to PANELED, HEATED 2 MANCHESTER - Retail, tion. Asking $3975. Call 6^1210 after 4:30 p.m. " "SlAUri l•-ll ROOM APARTMENT. Elec­ Route • P 44A DENTAL ASSISTANT type 45 wpm to train on a word storage and/or manufacturing evenings and weekends 872- 1966 CORVAIR. '/ery good NEEDED for busy modem processing machine, and do tricity, stove, refrigerator. space. 2.000 sq. ft. to 50,000 sq. 6502. Nafp Want0d 13 Htip W tnM 13 PERSON TO WORK IN Adults, references, no pets. condition. 6 cylinder. BOLTON orthodonic office in Vernon. general office duties. Call ft. Very reasonable. Brokers Automatic. Good gas mileage. Mm. Bloom 646-2900. KITCHEN making, ...... $225, 646-3167, 228-3540. 1980 DIESEL RABBIT - Please send resume to P.O. sandwiches with other girls. Help HfanfMtf 13 Nomas For Sals S i protected. Call Heyman $750.00 or best offer. 646-1120. ACCEPTING Box 2356, Vernon, 06066. Article's ter Sale 41 Artleloo lor Solo 41 Properties, 1-226-1206. NEW! Unregistered. Driven Ask for Dave. CLINIC AIDE for Family Call 6494561. Uutlcel Inelrumenit ' 44 PANELED 3 ROOM 14 miles. 4 speed, 2 door Htip Wuttpd 13 APPLICATIONS for part W ANTED l i c e n s e d 7 3/4% CHFA. Brand new 5 * TAG SALES Pianning Agency. Fuii time, PRODUCE MANAGER- Good APARTMENT - Heat, elec­ hatchback. $7395. Private. some evenings. Own transpor­ time-full time help. Days and VOCA'nONAL • AGENTS - Full Ume, fiexibie Room. 1 1/2 baths. Randi. HOUSEPLANTS - MANY 1967 CHRYSLER NEWPORT starting pay. 5 day week. All BOYS 3 SPEED & Girls 20” TAG SALE- Saturday October FREE CASE with all 1/2 tricity, stove, refrigerator, Call 649-3635. tation. Mature person. Caii evenings. Hours flexible. App­ O IL B U R N E R INSTRUCTOR- The hours. High commission. Electric heat. Chimney. VARIETIES. MANY SIZES. price Guitars with this ad. - $275 or best offer. Call after 4 benefits. Apply in person at: Bike. $20 each. Like new. Call 13th., 8:30 to 4. Fireplace adults, references, no pets. WOOD STOVES PM. 649-2883. ACCEPTING 522-6201. ly to: Hardee's, Manchester, RESIDENTIAL Manchester Board of Educa­ Bonus, win a FREE TRIP to Private Bolton lot. $S4,9(W. Hanging, nonhanging, floor 5684910 anytime. sets, fug, cord organ, toys, Rivers Music, 7 Main Street, $235. 646-3167. 228-3540. 354 Broad Street. Andy's, 31 ^ i n Street, East Las Vegas! Room for ad­ FOR SALE 1967 CHEVY CHEVELLE - APPLICATIONS for part SERVICEMAN- Part time or tion seeks a vocational in­ ERA Miller & Plera, 064518, and table size. Very skates, singer sewing New Britain. 225-1977. Open til Factory tinted windows, black Hartford, at the Glastonbury full time. All benefits. M & M structor to be located at the vancement. Call 647-9914. reasonably priced. 649-1819. Shown at home by appoint­ 1966 CADILLAC time/full time heip. Days and line, Putman Bridge Plaza. machine. 453 Spring Street. 9 p.m. MANCHESTER - MAIN upholstery, many new race OPENING FOR FULL TIME DENTAL ASSISTANT - Oil Company, Route 6, Bolton, Regional Occupational MANCHESTER- Cape. 6 BABY CRIB, mattress, Manchester. ment only. CONVERTIBLE- Restored. evenings. Hours fiexibie. App- Ask for Mike Andreo. STREET, 2 room apartment, parts. Best offer or trade. 871- New paint, tires, brakes, iy to: Hardee's, Manchester, CASHIER in our Tobacco Manchester office, immediate 649-2871. Training Center. Minimum 3 ELECTRICAL Rooms. 1 unfinished. NURSES UNIFORMS • bumbers, port-a-crib, mis­ VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. heated, hot water, appliances, Call John at 6494917 9687. Department. Retail opening. Experienced years automotive or related APPRENTICE WANTED Aluminum siding. Garage. Excellent condition. Worn 3 cellaneous baby clothes, 1971 Excellent condition. $90.00. shocks etc. Runs great! Looks ^ Broad Street.t. RECEIVER - SHIPPER. no pets, parking, security. 523- great inside and out! Best experience necessary. Apply referred. 4 1/2 day week, FRIER / DELIVERY MAN- experience. Minimum salary with exMrience In Residential Convenient location on bus times. $15 takes both. Size 8. Pinto Wagod $250. Call after 5 Call 643-4762. 7047. Opening for a Receiver- Call 649-9185. 1977 TOYOTA COROLLA offer. 643-2375. in person to: Manager. Please call 643-0133. Nights, 12 a.m. to 8 a.m. $7,590., school year, good work. Please call 6464253. line. Asking $55,900. No p.m. 649-4824. Deluxe Station Wagon 41,000 EXPERIENCED Snipper with retail store TAG SALE - FRIDAY ONLY. ACOUSTICAL CEILING Parkade Liggett Rexall. Apply: Bess Eaton, 150 Center benefits. Contact Mr. Norman agents. 6 4 3 ^ . HOLTON TRUMPET - Good BOLTON - Large 3 room Wanted to Rent 57 miles. Automatic transmis­ experience. Liberal benefit Fendeil, 647-3495. Equal Op­ OutfnM t OpportunHf 14 NAME PINS, FINBACK 10 to 3. Fireplace mantle, end DODGE DART 1975- MAN. Please apply: Acousti- package includes paid BC-BS; Street, Manchester. condition. $90 or best offer. apartment. Stove, sion. Power brakes. Good EXCELLENT PROGRESSIVE SALON - portunity Employer. BUTTONS. ID plates made to table. Decoys, birdcage, Automatic. power steering, Teeh Systems, 646-5792. life insurance, paid vacation. 646-1032. refrigerator. Quiet CLEAN QUIET COLLEGE mpg. Good condition. Asking OPPORTUNITY - Full time Looking for highly motivated TUTORS, Glastonbury Public VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco order..' Wholesale-retail, many household and collec­ radials. Excellent condition. ienerous store discount: Rep- neighborhood. No pets. STUDENT and school age $3000. Call 644-0262 after 5 $2400 633-3374, after5:00p.m. route driver needed. Must be people with registered Schools, to service Oriental DIETARY AIDES- Full time Snacks with locations $3,580. WANTED Large selection. Manchester * TAG SALES tibles, boy-girl winter clothes GREATEST SHOW IN References required. $220 p.m. TAXI - Drivers needed fuii fy in person to Mr. Hennequin, Rubber Stamps. 8 Bissell. daughter need reasonable time nights and weekends. dependable. Will train. Please licenses and steady clientele. students in need of learning isitions now available in our CALL TOLL FREE 1-80(M23- sizes 10 to 14. Priced to sell. 74 TOWN! Evening of Perfor­ monthly. 646-2311. Manager of House and Hale, 2355 Ext. 905. Commercial / Industrial / Manchester. 649-4489.______Kennedy Road, Manchester. quiet rent with yard. Martha 1971 DATSUN 510- Vinyl roof. Caii 649-5199. call 289-1527. Call 647-9229 after 1 PM for in­ English as a second language. Bietary Department. Apply in ming Arts featuring Sphinx 649-1151. References and FIAT 128 WAGON 1974- 42,750 Manchester, .Conn., or person: East Hartford Con­ Investment Repl Estate FIVE FAMILY TAG SALE. Automatic. Recent paint and terview. telephone 643-4123 for an ai Bachelor Degree required. SUPER PANASONIC fully Temple Highlanders Pipe 5 ROOMS- 2 bedrooms. Adults security provided. miles. Standard. 30 mpg. AM- valve job. 1 owner. 33 mpg. PERSON WANTED TO $7.00 per hour. Applications valescent Home, 745 Main SftMffon WtntPd ' 18 Broker. At least $ yean Some handmade Christmas Band. AI Chanis Trio, Gibson only. Good location. No pets. PART TIME DRIVERS pointment. Equal Opportunif automatic turntable. $35.00. items. 147 Ferguson Road, FM. $1800. Call 649-1996, after $950. 642-7016. CLEAN OFFICES- 4 hours a FUEL OIL DRIVER- 11? available from Glastonbury Street, East Hartford. experience. Reply In con­ TAG SALE- 3 families. Satur­ Youth Ballet, The Sunshiners. No utilities. $200 monthly. needed. Nights and weekends. Employer fidence, include resume to: Rarely used, great condition. Manchester. Saturday. Oc­ W ANTED BY 8:00 p.m. Caii 649-5ljn. day, Monday. Wednesday and Experienced. Must have 102 Board bf Education, 232 EXPERIENCED day October I3th., 9 to 5, 202 Street Noise, Freddie Security required. Call 649- Box SS, c/o Manchester Ask for Dave after 3 p.m. Call tober 13 and Sunday October RESPONSIBLE MATURE Friday. Buckland area. Call License, or equivalent, be Williams St., Glastonbury, Ct. SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS. BOOKKEEPER wante part 649-7550. Woodbridge Street. Antiques, Bocchino, Ken Woods and 3876 after 6:00 p.m. WOMAN- 3-4 room rent. BANK REPOSSESSIONS Mr. Smith, 643-0644. familiar with greater Hart­ DENTAL ASSISTANT- Glastonbury Public Schools. time work at home days or 14. 9 to 4. from Belfast. Seamus Experienced preferred. 06033. Phone 633-5321, Ext. Herald. glass collectibles, old sewing Lease is up October 31st. FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobile BURR BENCH HELP ford area. Call 289-7751, for in­ 280. Needed in all areas. Salary your establishment evenings. THIRTEEN USED WOOD machines, humidifier, Kennedy. October 20th., MANCHESTER- 4 room Please call 872-2249 or 649- Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, 1970 FORD RANCHERO HOUSEKEEPERS- Full time Excellent benefit. Modern of­ $25.00 per day. ^plications 6464803. GARAGE SALE- Saturday & M.H.S. Auditorium. 8:00 p.m. WANTED DAYS - Experience terview, fice. Vernon area. Send STORM AND SCREEN rotissierie, and much more! apartment, two family house. 6176. needs work $1195; 1974 Jeep SQUIRE- 351 CID. Power positito available, 8 a.m. to 4 SECRETARY- Part time. available from Glastonbury Sunday, October 13th. & 14th., •••••••••••••••••••• Appliances, carpeted, garage. preferred hut not necessary. resume to: P.O. Box 2247, WINDOWS and also used 10 to 5. Twin beds, dishes. •••••••••••••••••••••••••a Wagoneer. 4 wheel drive brakes, power steering, air Apply: Vallee Burring Co., 253 p.m ^com e in for an inter- TRAVEL AGENT- 2 years Glastonbury sales office. Board of Education, 232 Print* InttnicOont II pnpvtf 28 ESTATE TAG SALE-13-14,10 Antiquee 48 Nice yard. No utilities. conditioning. Runs strong. Vernon, Conn., 06066. white bathroom sink with Miscellaneous items. 683 West $3200; 1973 Buick .Le Sabre Cliapel Road, (Rear). South viewT Silver Lane Pavilion, 51 experience. Manchester area. 12:30 to 4:30. Liberal company Williams Street, Glastonbury, faucets. Will sell cheap. 649- to 3. Oak dining set. dolls, Security required. Immediate □ AUTOMOTIVE $995; 1972 MG Model B/GT, 2 Best offer, 649-8748. Applegate Lane. East Hart­ Ct. 06033. Phone 633-5231, Ext. RIDING LESSONS indoor Middle Turnpike, &nd resume to: Box U, c/o SANDWICH MAKER benefits offered. Call John COLUMBIA LAKE-Over 100 3265. rugs, crystal, depression WANTED- Antique Furniture, occupancy. Call 649-9365. door coupe, low mileage ford. Manchester Herald. Fluke Manufacturing Co., 280. riding ring. Western stock feet waterfront property with glass, furniture, refrigerator, Glass, Pewter, Oil Paintings, $1800; 1972 Audi $1000; 1970 Trucks lor Sale 62 WANTED for cocktail lounge. seat, saddle seat and hunt or Antique items. Ft. Autos For Sale 61 EXPERIENCED Oil Burner Experienced preferred, but Inc., 633-0777, between 9 and 4 large cottages in very good E V E N IN G OF washer, stove. 130 Prospect MANCHESTER - Modern 4 Chrysler New Yorker $395 Serviceman. Please call 643- SALESMAN- Opportunity for McCo n n e l l r e s u m e 12. NIGHT CUSTODIAN seat. All levels 228-9817. condition. Fully furnished, PERFORMING ARTS Satur­ Street. Harrison, 643-8709. room apartment. Convenient The above may be seen at the 1 966 CHEVY 1/2 TON exciting position. Knowledge SERVICE- For prompt con­ will train. Flexible hours. Call WANTED - Hours: 2 to 10:30 location. $285 monthly in­ WE PAY TOP PRICES for 5135. 742-6978, between 9 a.m. and located in Sandy Beach area, day October 20th., TAG SALE- 29 Clyde Road, Savjngs Bank of Manchester. PICKUP Body fair. Runs of stoves helpful. Base plus fidential preparation of your JANITORS- Part time PM. Call Andover Elemen- VOICE, PIANO Instructions. Manchester H.S. Auditorium. Manchester. October I3th., & A N T IQ U ES & cluding heat. Adults, no pets. wrecked and junk cars. A & B Mam Street. Manchester. great. $500 00 or best offer. 12 noon. docks, boats, gorgeous pic­ TAG SALE - Saturday, Oc­ Auto Salvage, used auto parts TOOL MAKERS. commission. Full medical resume. Call 649-2288. evenings. Manchester, Ver­ Ury School. 742-7339. Former faculty New York turesque setting. Very Tickets $2.00. Students and 14th.. rain or shine, 10 to 4. COLLECTABLES - Will 646-2755. 646-1120. Ask for Dave. MACHINISTS, PRESS benefits. Paid vacation. Call non, East Hartford areas. Call Music and Art High School. tober I3th, 10-4. 71 South purchase outright, or sell on Call Tony 646-6223. CADILAC SEDAN DE MAINTENANCE MAN private. Owners want to Seniors $1.00. Show starts at Miscellaneous and household. Adams Street. Manchester. OPERATORS, POWER Mrs. Gray 525-1931 CHILD CARE WORKERS. 643-5691, between 2 and 6 p.m. SALES AND SERVICE Professional Singer/Pianist. finance. Excellent investment 8:00 p.m. commission. Houselot or 4 ROOM APARTMENT - VILLE. 1973, Excellent run­ Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 Oak Hill School has im­ NEED for cocktail lounge. CLERK - For billing and 6444597. Multi-Family. Rain or Shine. single piece. Telephone 644- Includes heat, hot water, gar­ 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs PRESS SET UP PERSON, Morning hours. Call 644-9637 for group or individual. Zanot- TAG SALE - Saturday Oc­ ning condition. Loaded. Must INSPECTORS for first piece GENERAL HELPER in Prin­ mediate full and part time MAINTENANCE MAN- For order department with 8962. age, refrigerator, stove. No excellent. Must sell, sell. Call 568-4091 after 5 p.m. 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - between 9:00 a.m. and 12 ti Realton, 6494272, 228-9485. UNIROYAL A78-13 Snow tober 13th, 9 - 1 . Rain Date •••••••••••••••••••••••••• and final. Experienced only. ting Company. Experience not openings for child care large apartment complex in growing wholesale dis­ Scfwo/i-ClaiiM 18 10/14. 9 - 1. 172 Porter Street, pets. Security deposit. sacrificing! Any reasonable LOW RIDER. 2500 miles. noon. • •••••••••••••#••••#••••••• Tires $35 pr., 4 Lug Mounted 52 offer over $1450. Call after Call for appointment. Satellite necessary. Male preferred. workers to work with multi­ Manchester. Minor plumbing, tributor. Salary in line with VW Snpw Tires 5x60x15 $40 pr. Manchester. Assorted items, Doge-BIrde-Pets 43 Rooffli lor Rent References needed. $325 per 1974 DATSUN 260Z - 60,000 100^: slock and in excellent Company paid benefits. Call handicapped children in dor­ experience. A|^ly: FOR THE BEST - Manchester ffMf Etiat* HfanMd 21 month. 646-3414. 3:30 p.m., 649-1150 . 528-6063, miles, good condition. shape $4500. 742-8786. Aerospace Inc., 643-2772. DRIVERS- Chartered Bus electrical repair experience Complete Set Wearever 4 families. 647-9^. ask for Mr. Nasuta. mitory and classroom set­ necessary. Good salary plus Manchester Tobacco & Candy Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 HOME SWEET HOME - THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ Michelin radials. AM-FM 8 Trips. Good hours, good pay. SELLING your house? Call us Cooking Utensils, never used, trally located. Downtown 1%9 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. tings. Experience with han­ benefits. Call Art at 246-2566 Co., 299 Green Road, pupils per teacher. FREE in­ best ofier. 643-0050. TAG SALE- October 13th. & Complete health-g^uard BOLTON- 3 room apartment. track, air. 4 speed. Asking 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT CARPENTER HELPERS- for dicapped children reouired. Full or part time. Call 9 to 4, Manchester. troductory lesson with this ad. first and we'll make you a facilities. Cats also. Canine Manchester. Kitchen $250.00/per month includes Excellent running condition, $3600. 649-4182, 750- Kerker headers. KNN DRIVER NEEDED for local 644-1531. Monday thru Friday 9 to 5. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, 14th. Miscellaneous. Some area automotive dis- framing, roofing and siding. Two years of college Call 6464306, or 646-3549. day privileges. Call 649-2358. heat and hot water. automatic transmission, filters. Oil cooler. Much Realtor, 643-1577. DINING ROOM SET Butcher furniture. Reasonable. 232 trihutorship. Applicant must Hebron-Marlborough area. preferred. Full time- 2nd School Street, 10 to 5. Road, Manchester. 646-5971. References. Call 646-2482 or power steering and radio. 1968 MUSTANG 2 door hard­ more' $1500. 643-4076 before 2 block table with 4 Captain PLEASANT ROOM for New battcrv, new body work. have clean driving record, and Call 646-6324. shift, part time- weekends on­ chairs and Hutch, excellent top - V-8, automatic, excellent p.m □ REAL ESTATE MAY WE BUY your home? 13 LITTLE TIGER KITTENS mature, working gentleman. 649-8989. Ask tor Charlie. 568-2646 knowledge of greater ly. Starting salary $3.87 to condition $500. Antique Living HOUSEHOLD, condition. $1750 649-2249 EXPERIENCED GENERAL $4.09 per hour. Excellent Quick, fair, all cash and no looking for good homes. Call Kitchen privileges. Parking. SOUTH WINDSOR- Heated 5 1970 HONDA 450 CL. New Manchester area. 5 1/2 day Room Set. with 2 tables and PAPERBACKS Maple. Oak work week, with good starting DUTIES CARPENTER benefits. Call 243-3496. problem. Call Warren E. 649-6480 after 6:15 p.m. after Near bus line. References room with dishwasher, PONTIAC GRAND PRIX battery. Excellent Horn** For Solo 23 Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. wicker rocking chair $600.649- furniture, dishes, Macrame required. Call 647-9033. pay and benefits. (Qualified WANTED - Permanent posi­ Monday-Friday. 8 AM-4 PM or 3544. 10 a.m. weekends. carpeting and lots of extras. 1973- Excellent condition appearance and good running tion. 5 days, 40 hour week. cord, metal daybed, 24 Farm Only $310.00. (816-3). Rental Power windows. 90.000 miles. condition. Must sell. Best applicants call 525-3118. Write Personnel Assistant- COLONIAL - OFFERING 8 WANTED JUNK AND LATE Full benefits. For an appoint­ Oak Hill School, 120 Holcomb HouoohoU Qoodo 40 Drive, off Prospect Street. MOSTLY COLLIE CROSS- CLEAN FURNISHED Assistors. Small fee 236-5646. Book Value $1650 Best offer. offer. 649-2954 after 5 p.m ROOMS, 1st floor family Friday noon to 5 p.m. Rain Male. 1 year. Abandoned. sleeping room for mature MODEL WRECKS - Cash CHEERLEADERS... No, you ment call: Consolidated Cigar Street, Hartford. 06112. An Paid. Call Parker Street Used After 6 p.m., 633-7686 Company. Personnel Office, room with fireplace, 4 REFRIGERATORS date Saturday. Needs a loving home. gentleman. Call 646-4701 after MANCHESTER- 4 room Campers-Trallers don't have to be one, but if you Equal Opportunity Employer. generous sized bedrooms, 2 Auto Parts. Inc. 649-3391. are outgoing, eager and can 633-3641. 8:30 to 4:30. An Washers / Ranges, used, USED DEN SET- Sofa and 1 Excellent disposition. Vet 6 PM. apartment on quiet street, 1978 CHEROKEE CHIEF - Mobile Homes 65 Equal Opportunity Employer. 1/2 baths, central air, 2 car guaranteed and clean. New chair. First $100 takes it. Call A VARIETY OF QUALITY checked with snots. Call 633- with heat, appliances and gar­ Power steering, power relate to people, we want to TYPIST - AND MUCH garage, walkout basement, hire you. We're a growing MORE! Busy interesting shipment damaged, G.E It 643-4274 anytime. COLECTABLES: Sterling, 0362, or 563-0128. Apertmenls For Rent S3 age. Security required. No brakes, AM-FM 8 track 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- APPRENTICE SEWING $83,500. Groim I, Philbrick FRlGIDAIRE. Low prices. Brass. Nippon. Roseville at pets. $265. 646-4786. stereo. Excellent condition. Verv good condition. Many local insurance agency and we assignments to expedite our Townhouse apartments in Ashford convenient to 1-86 Agency. 646-4^. will train the right person as a MACHINE MECHANIC- In­ paper work. Good telephone B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main FOR SALE- Wood stove. All Gatherings, 343 Main Street, PUREBRED PUG - 2 years 456 1/2 MAIN STREET- 6 1973 FORD LTD WAGON. 228-0653. extras! Call 633-4890. sales producer. No experience dividual who is mechanically personality important. Ac­ and UConn. Street. 643-2171. Nighter, Big Moe. One year Tuesday thru Saturday. 10 to old. $50. (Includes Papers) room house. No young MANCHESTER- 5 rooms, Good for businessman or necessary. Call us today for inclined, is wanted to learn to curacy in typing, ability to olcT $350.00. Call 6464852. 4______Call 647-9656 anytime. children. No appliances. No first floor, basement storage, growing family. Excellenl 1973 VOLVO 144 E- Very good TERRY 1974 2 AXLE 19 1/2 garage: no appliances, running condition. 4 door. feet, fully equipped, plus aw­ an interview, 646-6050. repair sewing machines. keep track of details essen­ ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! TAG SALE- Rain or shine, utilities. No pets. Security. condition. Radial tires. Excellent working conditions tial. East Hartford location, Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50-1- acres of privacy, eacli with i( s MMKHESTER Custom made draperies, slip­ 5 HP, MIGHTY MAC- Com­ 7 ADORABLE KITTENS Tenant Insurance required. utilities, or pets; adults, Regular gas. Call 649-9629 Automatic. Radial tires. ning. 8 track, electric heater, Saturday October 13th., 9 to 3, $2450. 742-5277, after 4:30 p.m. sleeps six. Call 568-1990. SECURITY GUARDS needed and benefits. Ap^y: Pioneer off 1-84. Apply H artford own front entrance. Fully applianced kitchen with dishwashci. covers and upholstery. Bu^et post Grinder Shredder, Used St. James School, Park Street, FREE to good homes. Both $330 monthly. A vailable security, references, $235.649- evenings. immediately for ail shifts in Parachute Company, Hale Despatch (Moving Division), N«ar Mhoeto and Terms Arranged. Call 281^2331 approximatley 20 hours. $300. sexes, beautiful colors. Call November 1st. Call 646-2426. 0097. ' dining area, 'z bath down, large livingroom with glass door to walk Call 649-1250 after 4:00 [Km. Manchester. Benefit: the East Hartford and Road. Manchester. CTonn. 225 Prospect Street, East •hopping. or 646-1000. Cheerife'aders Uniform Fund 633-6(B9 anytime, keep trying. weekday 9 to 5. Manchester area. Work full H artford, 06108 or send out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in clo.scts. full balhs MANCHESTER- Excellent 4 SNEAK PREVIEW OF THE 1980 t'--:e or part time evenings PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE - resume. Attention: Chris. J3 Badrooiii Cape ELECTRIC RANGE- With f/2 room, newer apartment. Part -time, 3 days per week. with private dressing room upstairs, Laundry facilities available in Stove, refrigerator. No pets. and weekends. Call 522-5143, EOE. |lW bath*. FIraptoea.1 eye level oven, and lower Coventry PHNA. RN or BSN oven. First $100 takes it. Call References. Securilv. $265. or come in person to: basement. Beautiful redecoration in process — inside and out. iNaw roof and p ain t I Northeast Securities, 61 experience preferred. EOE. WINDOW WASHER - Must be 568-9439. Call 649-4003. CHRYSLER CORDOBA Williard Street. Hartford. 742-7369. experienced and reliable. Come See Our "COUNTRY WITH •CONVENIENCK" livinp. I m M OWa. ' I only. EAST HARTFORD, Good pay. benefits. EOE. 649- Married Couples preferred. No Pets From '230/month. Security SLEEPER / SOFA, coffee GENERAL MECHANIC- Full 5334. 847-1578 table, Magnavox Stereo, TOLLAND STREET. 3 time, plus overtime. Paid required. chairs, magazine rack, TV rooms, appliances, heat, and HOMEWORKERS- Earn trays and so forth. Very good hot water included. Adults, no CMS, Blue Cross, and Life In­ FLOWER DESIGNER- Part surance. Amerbellc Corp,, 104 $50.00 / hundred securing, Call 742-6412 condition. Must sell. Call 646- pets, security. $195 per month. time in a full service flower 742-8907. East Main Street. Rockville, stuffing envelop^es. Free for an appointmeiil VERY ATTRACTIVE 7 1/2 0309 anytime. Apply between 9 a.m. and 4 shop. Experienced only, Details. Reply: Titan. Box please. Call 649-2522, or 643- ROOM COLONIAL- 3 BUDGET PLEASER. Lovely p m. Equalh q i Opportunity 94688, X72T, Schaumberg, 111. fireplaces, large Family Employer. 7316. 2 bedroom. Near transporta­ Room. Very luxurious □MI8C. FOR SALE tion. Has utility hook ups. throughout! $80's. Call R. Appliances and more. Only Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate for 31 Pelnllng-Peperlng 32 Building Contracting 33 Artleloo lor Solo 41 Services Offered 31 Services Ollered $185.00. (866-4). Rental details. 646-1980. or 647-1139. Assistors. Small lee, 236-5646. CSiM TREE SERVICE - Free J.P. LEWIS & SON- Custom LEON CIESZYNSKI FOREST HILLS- 8 room estimates, discount senior Decorating. Interior & BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ UTILITIES PAID. Cozy one Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, first citizens. Company Exterior Painting, ditions. Remodeling. Rec bedroom with appliances. floor family room with ALUMINUM SheeU used as Manchester-owned and SNOW PLOWING - Residen- Paperhanging & Remodeling, Rooms. Garages, Kitchens Available now. Only $175.00. fireplace, large modern printing plates, .007 thick operated. Call 646-1327. tial and commercial. Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. Remodeled, (Jeilings, Bath Great for students. (838-1). kitchen, sliders to large deck, 23x28Mi” , 25 cents each or 5 Manchester area. Call 649-9658. Tile, Dormers, Roofing. Rental Assistors. Small fee. walkout basement, gas heat, 2 for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be REWEAVING burn holes. Reasonable, Free Estimates. Residential or Commercial. 236-5646. car garage, wooded lot. Group picked up before 11 a.m. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 646-5489 or 646-5747. FINISHED PAINTING- 649-4291. 1979 YEAR END CLEARANCE ON DEIHOS I, Philbrick Agency. d tM m 5 n l y . Window shades, Venetian Interior / exterior. 16 years MANCHESTER- Furnished blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. D&D DRIVEWAY SEALING experience. Moderate prices. PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS apartment with appliances, DIPLOMAT MEDALLION .OODOE ASPEN WAOON EAST HARTFORD - Move DEUVERING DARK LOAM Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- - 5 years experience. New to Call 429-7565. - Complete Construction. Ad­ carpeting, drapes and free STATION WAGON SPECIAL EDITION right into this charming 3 - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also 5221. this area. Protects against oil •••#••••••••«••••••••••••• ditions, Remodeling. Free heat and hot water. Won't last Bedroom Ranch on quiet Lt. cashmere, aulo.. PS, PB. AC. tinted glass, power 22f( 6 c y l. tinted glass, auto.. PS, AC. bucket seats with sand, gravel and stone. 543- and gas spill. Makes old Building Contracting 33 Estimates. Fully Insured. long. (815-2). Rental windows, power door locks, rear window defroster. arm rests, rear window defroster, luggage rack. Radial street. Boasts fresh paint and 9504. driveways look new. Free es­ Call 646-4879. Assistors. Small fee. 236-5646. AM,FM Stereo & 8 track, deluxe insulation, luggage wsw. 19000 a 12x22 family room off the timates. Ask for Dave. 429- WES ROBBINS Carpentry rack, steel radial wsw. 60 40 leather seals. #9013 kitchen. Owners anxious. $S0s. CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye EXPERT PAINTING and 0708. remodeling specialist. Ad­ CARPENTRY - All types of Homes lor Rent 54 Orig. List Bamett-Bowman, 633-3661. set, electric welder, acetylene LANDSCAPING Specializing ditions. rec rooms, dormers, repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool Orig. List outfit, aluminum ladder, in Exterior House Painting. WILL BABYSIT in my home, bullt-ins.' bathrooms, Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and EAST HARTFORD- King size SALI *6983 S A LrD lo S f CAPE - 7 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, trailer tires, new electric Tree pruning, spraying, near Nathan Hale School for kitchens, 649-3446. Windows Hung. Ceiling 3 bedroom house with modern *9236 ^7631 Remodeled Kitchen and generator, electric lawn- mowing, weeding. Calf 742- two year olds or older. Call Repaired and Painted. Call kitchen and large yard. (845- Baths. Aluminnm siding, in- mower. Evenings, 833-7060. 7947. 646-8867. anytime, 643-6130. 2). Rental Assistors. Small ground pool with patio and CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. fee. 236-5646. privacy. Group I, Philbrick FORCED HOT AIR BRICK, BLOCK, STONE CUSTOM DRAPERIES- Additions. Repairs, Cabinets. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Agency, 646-4200, Fireplaces, concrete. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. FURNACE- Some age but fine Made very reasonably. Work OlHcee-Stores lor Rent 55 working order. Four burner Chimney repairs. No job too guaranteed. Call anytime til BIDWELL HOME Improve­ NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK small. Save! Cali 644-8356 for TIMOTHY J CONNELLY natural gas stove, brown. Fine 9:00 p.m.. 649-4266. ment Co. Expert installation MANCHESTER - Main Street BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, older wardrobe. 649-5547. estimates. Carpentry and general con­ of aluminum siding gutters paneled living room, eat-in tracting. Residential and modern offices available. 300. and trim. Roofing installation 400, 750 to 1400 sq. ft. all or kitchen. 2 car garage, oil heat, BLACK t i W HITE Pelnllng-Peperlng 32 commercial. Whether it be a and repairs 649-6495 . 871-2323. lovely quiet setting on dead­ small repair job. a custom parts of. Heat, air con­ SPECIAL PURCHASE PORTABLE TELEVISION ditioning included. Call 646- end street, deeded beach built home or anything in SPECIALIZING cleaning and SET- $30. Call 528-7212 HOUSECLEANING PAINTING - Interior and 2469 or 646-2755. rights. $79,900. Call exclusive anytime. extehior. paperhanging, between, call 646-1379. repairing chimneys, roofs, CHRYSLER CORP. CARS agent, Carol Cable-W^er, PROBLEMS? General new roofs. Free estimates. 30 housecleaning walls, floors, excellent work references. 466 MAIN STREET. North of 1978 A 1979 DODGE ASPEN A PLYMOUTH VOLARE 4 DR. SEDANS Beazley Co. Realtors, Equal EXCELLENT CONDITION- Free estimates. Fully in­ years Experience. Howlev. housing opportunity. 443-4470. carpets, upholstery. One time Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. South Windsor Colonial Gold Herculon Swivel or regular service. sured. Martin Matson, 649- CARPENTRY & MASONRY - 643-5361 of centrally located space. ALL EQUIPPED WITH Rocker, $100. Black Boston DOMESTTCARE. 643-1945. 4431. Additions and Remodeling. Ideal for store, office or other MANCHESTER- Two Family Rocker $70. Set of McGregor ROOFER WILL Install roof, 4-4. Very nice condition. New Free estimates. Call Anthony business or commercial use. Golf Clubs (irons and woods) A&W PAINTING Contrac­ Squillacote 6494)811. siding or gutter for low dis­ Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. P CONDITIONING roof. 200 foot treed lot. $100 - used 1 season. Pair of tors. Quality painting and count price. Call Ken at 647- POWER STEERINO, POWER BRAKES, Immediate occupancy. $54,- Golf Shoes 8 1/2D, $10. 659- DRIVEWAY SEALING - paper hanging at reasonable 1566. 900. Hayes Corp., 6464131. CARPENTER - Repairs, PROFESSIONAL / WHITEWALLS, WHEEL COVERS, BUMPER 0718. Protects and beautifies your rates. ■ Fully insured. Free remodeling, additions, gar­ BUSINESS OFFICE “UFO” In N. Covaniry” driveway. Experienced and Estimates. Call Wayne 649- Healing-Plumbing 35 GUARDS, VINYL TOP. 7 3/4% CHFA $51,900 - Brand ages, roofing. Call David BUILDING - Approximately Unusual Find Offered, 8 room stone front ranch. FOR SALE- Pine China reasonable. Free estimates. 7696. Patria, 6444796. 2600 square feet, with ample ALL CARRY CHRYSLER’8 EXTENDED WARRANTY 18 M 08. OR 24,000 Ml. Fireplace, 1st. floor family room, patio, full basement. new 51/2 room Raised Ran<.h, Hutch. Excellent condition. Call Art. 649-3061. SEWERLINES, .sink lines, electric heat plus chimney. parking. Close to Center, Just 20 mins, to Hartford, 15 mins, to UConn., ECSC EAST HARTFORD TA.SOO Call after 5 p.m.. 644-9107. PERSONAL Paperhanging cleaned with electric cutters, hospital and new court and MCC. Set on over one acre of professionally Mansfield. ERA, Miller & for particular people, by Dick. FIRST CLASS CARPENTL. by professionals. McKinney 1980 OMNIS AVAILABLE FOR Quality built 8 room Colonial with garage. Huge P ie ra R e altors. 228-3518 - Remodeling and /tdditions. building. For info, call 568- landscaped grounds. Don't miss this buy call now for COLONIAL SWIVEL Call 643-5703 anytime. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ 7658 or 871-0401. rooms. Located on Main St. Possible potential of evenings, 649-5273. WATERPROFFING - Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 pany, 643-5308. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY an appointment. ROCKER, Sheraton wing Hatchways, foundation home/business. Private financing available. chair. Mahogany dropdrqi leal PAINTING BY DAN SHEA - years' experience! For Free ANDOVER- Spacious 6 Room cracks, tile lines, sump Estimates, call 646-4239. NO JOU TOO SMALL - Toilet 2 & 4 Door Models table with 2 extra leafs,us, por- pumps, gravity feeds, window Quality craftsmanship at low OFFICE SPACE Conteipporary. Balcony fami­ table record player containing prices. Call 646-5424. repairs, plugged drains, a ly room, 16x&. Heat 1978-79, wells. 30 years experience. FARRAND REMODELING - kitchen faucets replaced, AVAILABLE speakers and miscellaneous 643-4953. $400. Ample 1 3/4 acre. $75,- household items. 649-48^. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Cabinets and Formica Tops, repaired, rec rooms, Varnon Circia area. 900. ERA Miller & Piera, 228- Roofing, Gutters. Room Ad­ bathroom remodeling, heat Inquire at BABYSITTING done in my ■ Interior and exterior. CHORCHES of MANCHESTER COMPARE ditions. Decks. All types of 3518. WOOD FOR SALE- All Commercial and residential. modernization, etc. Free home. East Hartford. Daily or Remodeling and Repairs. Estimate gladly given. M & M 646-1974 80 OAKLAND STRLET, MANCHESTER, 643-2791 wj'i i '/r w T^ Quality built new 50’ Raised Ranch avaiiable for hardwood, cut and split into 2 Free estimates. Fully in­ MANCHESTER-3 Bedroom weekly. Call 569-3285, or 277- sured. 646-4879. Phone 643-6017. Pluiiibing & Heating. 649-2871. h T ih J r1 4 oPENi»ONti«Yi8UiisoArni9PM,rRio«iis»iu80i» msPK lliU ltJqlxi foot lengths. $45.00 a pick - up 4852. your inspection. We dare you to compare these lUnch. Aluminum sided. At­ truck load delivered. Call 742- features to any other home at this price! Gas heat, 6 tached garage. Treed lot. 9815. Quiet street. Many rooms, 3 bedrooms, formal dining room, 2 baths, “WILLINQTON” appliances. For sale by TEAC REEL TO REEL Tape Fantastic view of the country side. Three bedroom deep 2 car garage, city utilities, dishwasher, stove, MANCHESTER *89,900 owner. $56,900. No agents. 649- deck, 2300S. Perfect condi­ cape very tastefully decorated. Completely renovated hood & disposal, aluminum siding, slider and deck, OPBI HOUM 4UH0AV 1 - 4 2110. tion. $300. 649-2696. ATTENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIRED ADVERTISERS: inside. New wallpaper, carpeting and counters. Large 20 Vlotorta Road Ju. l.uokifiK " for ' front porch with jafouis windows. Set on 1.2 acres with Vi acre treed level lot, ceramic bath floors, slate NEW LISTING. Majestic and M SEASONED FIREWOOD. s new home? You don't have fruit trees. foyer, stained trim, carpetipg of your choice. Best buy in town. Clean aluminum sided Cape with classic 5 - 5. two family in Cut, split and delivered. Call A MUST TO SEE At only, $59,900.00 detached garage, fireplace, IW baths. desirable Chestnut - Church * ' X You ll find to shell out much $69,500.- 2 9 5 ^ or 2954034. ^ 1 ■ ' a perfec *it Directions: Off Center on West Center St. to Victoria Street area. Close to to gel big reHulls. '''■ 1 in the Want Ads. 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE TEDFORD R&D Road. everything, stained cedar JEWELRY WORKSHOP- realty Inc. exterior. 10 inches blown-ln Craftsman leaving state. Full Real Estate 178 E. Cantor St. PASEK REAL ESTATE CO insulation. Separate heat^lOO set up for silver lewelry. In­ Manchester, Conn. amp electrical service, 2 "car cluding enameling kiln, torch, m 647-9914 608 Bumolde Ava E. Hartford . Group I, Belfiore jewelry making and CALL 6 4 3 -2 718 after 5 p.m. or 6 4 3 -2 711 (luring business hours 8:30-5 B 647-1413. enameling books. 649^407. TEDF080 8EAL ESTATE 423-8958 BLBB 640-4968 289-7478 PAGE TWENTY-SIX - EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. Oct. 11, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Oct. 11. 1979 - PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Paamits — Charlas M. dchuli

SORRV, A\A'AM.J CAN'T MA/6EIFk'0UliWJtOU, p e a r ? THE COMMENTS ABOUT 33 Ocean THE GhS PRICES.' 25 Shaped like 43 Cattle emperor other, they wouldn't ask me so many questions about the 34 Corrida cheer an egg 45 Having long 53 Cut heir other one. 35 Detective 26 Poetic foot Spade legs 54 Answer me in the paper because my Mom gets the mail 27 Fictional story 36 Cereal grain 46 Dote on Christian first and I don't want her to know 1 wrote to you. 29 Yowl 39 Sorrow 48 Rubber tubing Anderson Liv e s w it h mom 30 Century plant 40 Island of exile 49 Son of 57 Bleat 42 More supple I 2 3 4 DEAR LIVES: It wouldn’t hurt to let each parent know 44 Sunshine 5 e 7 6 9 10 11 that “the other one” seems interested. Beyond that, let state (abbr.) 12 13 14 them work it out hy themselves. 47 German article 15 16 17 48 Tilted DEAR ABBY: My daughter and her husband (I'll call him 18 19 20 21 Joel recently celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary. 51 Wet 1 Joe has done fantastically well in commercial real estate, thoroughly 22 23 and just bought (for cash! a very beautiful, expensive home. 55 Sphere 1 Captafn Eaay — Crooka & Lawranca 56 Desert in Asia 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 My daughter proudly announced that Joe had put the house 58 Constellation in HER name. 59 Shed tears 32 3, ER-LOOKl I REALIZE NOW SKIP T'TH E b o t to m I ’LL com e c l e a n if YOU LET ’ 1 turned to Joe and said, "I think you were a jerk; if you 60 Mardi . . 1 1 MV BEHAVIOR MU&T LINEl WHATS THE BIS m e e x pl a in to HBK- 35 L 3. 31 38 3. two get divorced, she will get the house, then you will YOU'RE 61 Eire SEEM A BIT O D D - PEAP RIOHT ipea FOLLOWiwe t h a t 1 1 1 1 realize how stupid and shortsighted you were." MAVSE EVEUilVELL youws LApy a r o u n p t 62 Double curve 40 My daughter became very angry and said, "You should SO FAR. 63 Slangy " 1 1 - SUSPICIOUS 1 JACIC! 44 45 4 p m m THANK Joe for being so good to me instead of insulting affirmative 64 Soaks in 1 him!" 48 49 50 52 53 54 Then Joe said. "We are very happily married, and the 1 h r DOWN 55 possibility of divorce has never entered our minds, so 1 don't 56 57 58 think my gift was stupid at all." 1 One-billionth 59 60 61 I still maintain that we never know what tomorrow may (prefix) 62 63 64 bring, and my son in law was both shortsighted and stupid. 2 Fort . ,, What do you think'/ sm NOSIGINL.A. INIW&FAff R INTf RPRIse ASSN I DEAR NO SIG.; I think the only stupidiPy I see here is in your tactless remark. Win at bridge Alia]/ Oop — Dava Graua DEAR ABBY: 1 recently was a maid of honor and a bridesmaid in two weddings. On both occasions neither my parents nor my boyfriend were invited. ISN'T THERE \ I DON'T THINK , WELL, I , . , ...IF THERE'S ...THEN THERE MIGHT ) YES... IT'S BE ANOTHER DOOR BE-) POSSIBLE! Is it no longer proper to invite the parents of those in the SOME WAY WE ) SO, ALICE/ EVEN/ THEN HEY, WAIT. A DOOR BEHIND CAN GET THAT 7 IF 1 BOOSTED / WHAT ARE A MIMIITT=I THIS CURTAIN... HIND THAT ONE.'^,.-^ Tu t GO AND Trump coup routs defense wedding party to enjoy the wedding festivities'/ And don’t KEY? YOU UP ON MY ( WE GOING TAKE A LOOK! you think the maid of honor and the bridesmaids should be SHOULDERS, Y'STILl V TO DO? Billy’s allw. He played low allowed to bring a guest’/ COULDN'T REACH IT/ NORTH 10-n and after ^ s t failed to pro­ ILLINOIS INQUIRY A K2 duce the king, Billy saw that V A 10 3 2 his chances for success were DEAR INQUIRY: Unless the parents of those in the wed­ * A 10 9 4 2 very good indeed. He led a ding party would have been invited anyway, they shouldn't « 10 7 spade to dummy’s king, expect to be invited because their daughter (or soul is in the WEST ELAST returned a spade to his ace, wedding party. And as for bringing a guest, only fiances of A 10 96 AQ8743 ruffed his jack of spades, led a those in the wedding parties should be included. AKJ954 A86 club to his ace, continued with AJ693 AKQ the king and paused for study DEAR ABBY: When my grandson became engaged, he A 2 A J663 after West failed to follow. How was Billy going to was unable to purchase an engagement ring for his fiancee, SOUTH so I gave him my engagement ring, which I had willed to him avoid the loss of both a club A A J 6 and a diamond? Easy for on my demise. The Flintstonaa — Hanna Barbara Productions A Q 7 After a year and a half of marriage his wife left him and Billy. He needed a trump A 8 7 coup. they were divorced. AAKOm He led a heart to dummy's Am 1 right in expecting her to return the ring, since it was SMES IMAGINE &BING SU&JECTED TO ALL Vulnerable: Neither ace, ruffed a heart, led a dia­ an heirloom'/ UNWAPP'/ fV.... THESE THINGS MOMMY Dealer: South mond to dummy's ace, ruffed VERY UNHAPPY AND DADDY WERE dummy's last heart and led DEPRIVED OF/ North East South his small diamond. DEAR UNHAPPY. Yes. ! ♦ It made no difference who ! ♦ Pass 34 won that diamond trick. Billy Fires show no m ercy for Pass 3 NT was left with the queen-nine Do you wish you had more friends? For the secret of Pass 64 of clubs, poor East held the popularity, get Abby's new booklet; “How To Be Popular; Pass Pass jack-six and since he had to lives or property. Spore yourself and others You're Never Too Young or Too Old.” Send SI with a long, play to that trick before Billy, self-addrested, stamped 128 cental envelope to Abby, 132 Opening lead; A5 the slam came home. Laaky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. To save correspondence: possible tragedy by keeping alert to dangerous Without a heart lead the slam By Oswald Jacoby would not have made. OCT. 7-13 and Alan Sontag hazards In your home, property and business. Astrograph (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I The Born Loser — Art Sansom Billy Eisenberg knew that his jump to three clubs had (Do you have a question for AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) the experts? Write "Ash the Today there is a possibility that been a slight overbid. There­ Most of all, use com m on sense. you may spend more time talking ,.AI0D BRUTUS SEWS fore, he signed off at three Experts," care of this newspa­ per. Individual questions will about what you want to do rather HIS Level'&^,MAAAA. notrump. > cfour than doing It. Act first. Leave the Eddy Kanter's four-spade be answered If accompanied ^ r t h d a y conversation till later. call was one of those all-pur­ by stamped, sell-addressed THIS AD IS SPONSORED AS A PUDUC SERVICE DY THE FOLLOWING aVIC UNDED BUSINESSES. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) In pose cue bids to invite a slam envelopes. The most Interest­ business matters today, take and acted like a red rag to a ing questions will be used In care not to jump to conclusions. bull. Billy jumped to six clubs. this column and will receive Octobtr 12,1979 Study everything very carefully. copies olJACOBY MODERN.) Dig beneath the surface to be The heart lead was right up ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. 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