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Energy Talks lEiJfutng Mrralb THURMONT, Md. (UPI) - Vol. XCVIII, No. 142 — Manchoster, Conn., Monday. March 19, 1979 »A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20t Single Copy • 15t Home Delivered Higher gasoline prices and lower thermostats — these were the likely outcomes of a meeting of top-level energy and economic experts at Camp David today. President Carter, spending a Path Clear long weekend at his mountaintop retreat, sent for his chief energy and economic advisers to con­ sider plans that would lift oil price controls and impose consumption For Treaty limits such as curbs on ther­ mostat settings. The president was described by JERUSALEM. (UPI) - The The treaty will go before the sources as “virtually certain” to cabinet today overwhelmingly Knesset (parliament) Tuesday and propose deregulating oil prices, accepted the Egyptian-Israeli peace its debate was scheduled to go probably over a two-year period, treaty, giving its approval (o the first through Wednesday following an and to couple that move with pact of its kind between Arab and overnight break. Nearly 90 of the proposals for a new tax on oil Jew and clearing the way for its 120 Knesset members were expected companies to prevent windfall presentation to parliament where en­ to vote for the document. profits from the move. * dorsement seemed certain. The cabinet decided in addition to The panel also was expected to The Israeli radio said the treaty establish a committee to draw up consider additional conservation will be signed in Washington next proposals for Palestinian self- steps as mandatory limits on non- Monday. government in the occupied West residential thermostat settings The cabinet vote accepting the Bank and Gaza Strip prior to and the closing of gas stations on nine-article treaty was 15-2, In­ negotiations with Egypt on the plan, Sundays. cluding that of Defense Minister Naor said. Ezer Weizman who was in Prime Minister Menachem Begin Hearings Due Washington, Cabinet Secretary Arye will head the committee and It will Naor said. start work following the treaty HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella Policeman In Training Voting against the pact were signing, Naor said. He said no con­ Grasso said today four public Agriculture Minister Ariel Sharon, crete decisions were made at the ses­ Hearings will be held around the Officer Gary Frost, at the wheel of the Academy and began 80 hours of on-the-job the hero of the 1973 October war who sion about the autonomy plan. state to determine how Connec­ police cruiser, checks out the radio equip­ is esponsible for Jewish settlement in Deputy Prime Minister Yigael ticut citizens feel about proposed training. The department tries to provide the ment with Edward Wilson as part of his new officers expo.sure to a variety of activity the occupied territories, and Yadln said several problems energy conservation and gasoline Transport Minister Haim Landau,, training as a new officer in the Manchester remained in bilateral relations, ap­ rationing plans. in the patrol division, said Sgt. Richard Naor said. ' parently between the United States The f^ e ra l plan, submitted to Police Department. Wilson, a native of Thurston supervising officer. (Herald photo The cabinet voted less than 24 and Israel, and said they will be Congress last month by the Manchester, and three other police officers bv Pinto) hours after Foreign Minister Moshe solved. Department of Energy, includes recently graduated from the state Police Dayan urged an early first concrete “The road is clear provided the proposals to restrict gasoline step in implementing the first Arab- Knesset will approve the treaty, and sales on weekends, to curtail Israeli peace agreement — opening I hope It will,” he said. advertisement lighting by the border between Egypt and Israel The army will resume its businesses and to reduce heating a month after the treaty signing in­ withdrawal from Sinai Sunday, and air conditioning requirements Poll Results Favor stead of nine months. defense ministry sources said. The in buildings. The open borders, Dayan said, military began withdrawing non­ Another facet of the plan calls would facilitate Egyptian participa­ combat equipment in the fall but for gasoline rationing coupons in tion in negotiations for Palestinian halted the operation when the treaty the event of an energy emergen­ autonomy. negotiations ran into a deadloc. cy. Ending CD Program But he stressed the right of move­ With Knesset approval all but cer­ The first hearing is scheduled ment across the International border tain, the government already made Thursday at the Capitol. The MANCHESTER — Response to a Manchester on this subject?” drew a you aware there will be a town would have to be mutual. In essence, final plans for the ceremony in other hearings are scheduled question in a poll Conducted by The response from 253 persons that they referedum on this subject and that it meant Israelis would have the Washington where President Carter, March 26 in Bridgeport, hbrch 28 Herald last week indicates, of those were aware of the controversy while the voting will be held April 17. right to drive across Sinai to Cairo if Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and in Waterbury and March 28 in persons contacted, more were in the remaining 137 said they were not A total of 238 persons said they they wanted. Be^in are to put their signatures to New London. favor of the town stopping the use of aware. were aware of the referendum which Ilie favorable cabinet decision did the treaty. Begin and an Israeli CD and HUD funds that those The percentage of persons not represents 61 percent and 152 per­ not come as a surprise and was made delegation are to leave for desiring to continue the funding. aware of the controversy is 35 per­ sons, or 39 percent said they were not during a five-hour special session. Washington Friday. Sewage Backup The question, one of five in the cent of those who responded. aware of the referendum. MANCHESTER - Backed-up Poll, asked, “ Do you think CD and The response of people who said The fifth question asked persons if sewage caused damage to a large HUD funding should be continued or they are not aware could be inter­ they expect^ to vote resulted in 240 amount of clothing at the Two stopped?” preted as poor publicity on both sides persons, or 61 percent, saying they Mission Returns Legs store in the K-Mart Shopping The results showed 124 persons of the question or poor com­ would vote and 101 persons, or 26 per­ Plaza off Spencer Street late last stating they were in favor of stopping munications. cent, said they would not vote. The week. All the other stores in the the funding and 97 persons were in The second question, "Do you have remaining 49 persons contacted said plaza were also affected by the favor of continuing the programs. any feelings on this matter, one way they were not sure if they would vote Without Success backup which apparently The survey was conducted last or the other?” drew a total response in the referendum. originated in the Pizza Wagon Monday and Tuesday nights and a of 311 persons who said they had The final two questions showed 61 National Security Advisor in Israel, Prime Minister restaurant. total of 400 persons were contacted feelings one way or the other and 79 percent of the people would vote in Zbigniew Brzezinski ended an ap­ Menachem Begin called his Cabinet The back up into floor drains at for their response to five questions persons who did not commit the referendum which is an extreme­ parently unsuccessful Middle East into session today to approve the full the Two Legs store and the concerning te CD question.' themselves. ly large percentage for a town vote. mission today without the Saudi Ara­ text of the draft peace treaty amid Heritage Savings branch office Of the 400 persons contacted, a Of those who responded 156 persons It has been estimated by voting of­ bian and Jordanian support he had signs of dissent by three ministers was first noticed Thursday night, total of 390 persons agreed to answer said they did have feelings on the ficials and other persons that the sought for the proposed Egyptian- pressing for a tough stance on what according to Kim Prell, employee the qeustions. question and 155 persons said they referendum vote will probably at­ Jraeli peace treaty. autonomy will mean for the 1.1 at Two Legs. Ms. Preli said the The first question, “Are you aware did not have feelings on the subject. tract about 25 to 30 percent voter tur­ Brzezinski’s party split up before million Arabs on the West Bank of sewage problem was not solved of the controversy here in The fourth question asked, “ Are nout. leaving Cairo, where the American the Jordan and Gaza Strip. until late Saturday afternoon mission arrived Sunday to report to when a private, firm was called to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat on Political sources said the do the work. its talks with the kings of Saudi ministers, members of Begin's coali­ The Town Health Department Dentist Group Protests Arabia and Jordan. tion partner, the National Religious was called and found that the While Brzezinski flew to Party, want the government to com­ sewage backup was not from the Washington, Deputy Secretary of mit itself to no Palestinian state in tine on Spencer Street. State Warren Christopher went to the territories, calim control of Ms. Preli estimated the value of Low-Cost Care Program Rome aboard a U.S. Air Force jet for public land and water sources there, the shirts and other clothing the first leg on a European tour to declare continued Jewish settlement which were damaged at $640. The MANCHESTER — A group of local dental service at lower costs for The clinic is planned for the dental brief American allies on the peace and make Jewish settlers subject to Israeli law. clothing was stored in boxes on dentists has challenged the propriety residents who cannot afford to visit a offices at 452 Tolland Turnpike which treaty. the floor. of a low-cost dental service program dentist regularly. are occupied by Drs. Michael Good­ that has been started in town. A dental clinic nearly was ap­ man, Winfield Danielson Jr., Inside Today Because of this protest. Town proved last year, but the idea d i^ Richard Freiheit, ,Io.seph Shinn and Manager Robert Weiss has asked the when renovation costs for such a Kathleen Kowalski. China Nixes Bid Business...... 20 Health Department to stop making clinic turned out to be much higher Persons must have incomes below Classified...... 16-18 any referrals for the service until the than expected. certain limits to qualify for the Com ics...... 19 town attorney's office rules on the Then, recently, the Advisory Board proposed program. A family of four, Elditorial ...... 9 For Peace Talks matter. of Health and a group of local den­ for instance, must make $12,660 or Entertainment ...... 14 Weiss today received a petition tists agreed' to establish a low-{.’ost less. One person must make $6,530 or BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - "The Chinese government F am ily...... 8 from 27 dentists in town who said the interim dental clinic at the Tolland less. China turned down Vietnam's specifically proposes that Sino- O bituaries...... 10 program may be improper or even il­ Turnpike office of five dentists. The entire idea, though, is being proposal to begin peace talks this Vietname.se negotiations at the level Peopletalk...... 2 legal. The Town Health Department had challenged by th 27 dentists who sub­ week and proposed instead that of vice-foreign mini.sters start about Sports...... 11-13 For years, persons in town have started accepting calls and mitted the petition to Weiss. negotiations should begin in about March 28," the Chine.se Foreign Television ...... 14 been .seeking a dental clinic or some They said they are concerned about applications from persons who felt nine days in Hanoi. Ministry note to Vietnam said, similar program that would provide "the apparent loss of freedom of they would (jualify for the program. Responding to Vietnam’s proposal choice" for the patients, who would “To show the sincere desire of the for talks to begin Friday either in be required to go to this particular of­ Chinese side," Peking proposed Hanoi or at site on the border, fice to receive the low-cost service. negotiations open in Hanoi, then Pekings oficial New China News Iran Battles Tribes They also questioned the use of switch to Peking lor the second Agency said the negotiations should town funds, services and staff in round, NCNA quoted tile note as begin “about March 28” and held TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Kurdish bloody clashes with troops and police and called on the army to “strongly assisting with such a program. saying. alternately between Hanoi and tribesmen took over a radio-TV sta­ that began Sunday afternoon. At defend the interests of the Moslem Applications for the program were to Peking said the negotiators could Peking. tion and a police post today in intense least three people were reported people and foil any attack against be processed and reviewed by the “discuss measures for the restora­ There was no initial reaction by fighting with army troops in West killed and 200 wounded. them and against the people’s Health Department. tion of normal relations" between Iran that killed at least three and Hanoi to the Chinese proposal, which The attacks, apparently stemming honor.” The petitioning dentists said the Vietnam and China. wounded 200 others, newspaper from recent tension between came at the end of a day of harsh Ms. Millet last week paraded use of the town department in such a Vietnam's call for peace talks, reports said. Moslems of the Shia and Sunni sects rhetoric by Vietnam against Peking. alongside Iranian women fighting the program might be improper or il­ made Saturday, was unclear on In the capital, immigration in Sanandaj, was sparked because Vietnamese Deputy Chief of Staff Khomeini’s orders for women to legal. whether it would negotiate if Chinese authorities deported American the military refused to supply of the Army, Maj. Gen. Cao Van wear the veil. Although no official 'hiey also questioned whether a forces remained on territory claimed feminist Kate Millet, putting her residents with weapons in what reason was given for her deportation, Khanh, told a Hanoi news conference town department could refer a by Hanoi. aboard a flight- to Paris. appeared to be an attempt to control her part in the demonstration was prospective patient to one particular that Vietnamese troops had killed or On the streets of the capital, units wounded 62,500 Chinese in 30 days of Western intelligence sources said the tense region. believed to have been the cause. dental office because of the program. of the former army of the shah fighting that ended Sunday. today some of China's invasion army The area was infested with In Tehran, units of the shah’s Weiss has asked that the Health Hanoi news media c a ll^ Chinese remains up to a mile inside Vietnam, paraded in the new government's firearms even before the military former army demonstrated their Department make no such referrals leaders ’'liars” for claiming China with other forceji on war alert across first display of force since it took arsenals were emptied by forces of loyalty to the Ayatollah, carrying and not participate in the program had completed a withdrawal of its the border in China. power l^ t month. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini during rifles decorated by flowers. until the town attorney's office rules Iranian newspapers said armed army from Vietnam. Hanoi said Western analysts would not say the takeover of the country in mi(f Ms. M iliett was arrested bv on these questions. Chinese still occupied Vietnamese how many Chinese troops remained Kurds seized the radio and television Fabruary. immigration authorities early Sun­ He submitted the petition to the of­ station and the police post in the Kur­ territory today, a claim backed by inside Vietnam or just where they Khomeini issued a statement over day a ^ ordered expelled for having fice today. dish capital city of Sanandaj after Tehran radio denouncing the attacks joined Iranian women in protesting Western intelligence sources. were stationed. PACK TWO - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Mareli 19, v m A Closer Look EVENING HERALD, Mon., March 19. 1979 — PAGE THREE Fuller Shelves Called Insanity Law Change Way to Fight Inflation Makes Acquittals Easier WASHINGTON (UPl) - Members courage people from buying those the disadvantaged, it said. of the congressional Joint Economic goods." In the field of energy, it recom­ - »• ' ' • ,■ *'■ (^mmittee propose a new way to For three decodes, the report said, mend speeded up research on clean By AINimEW MBLKY think will work. said, T m doing the bughouse bit.' He fight inflation — by putting more economists have focused on the “de­ use of coal and safe storage of HARTFORD (U PD - Before 1969, said I'm faking it ," Hedberg said. They want the Legislature to pass a goods on the shelf instead of dis­ mand side" of the economy, pumping nuclear wastes, along with substitu­ it was almost impossible to plead in­ “The day he went to court, he law that would allow a jury more couraging people from buying. in money to encourage people to buy tion of Mexican and Canadian sanity in Conne^icut and win an ripped off all his clothes," the psy- latitude in deciding wheq a person is ' ■ ; 'V' Democrats and Republicans on the more during recessions, pumping supplies for those overseas, greater acquittal. But now, experts say a lot chiastrist said. “ But when they sent lejgally insane and what bearing his committee joined in the committee's money out to fight inflation — and en­ conservation and possible standby of people are playing the “ bughouse him to Whiting (Forsenic Institute), mental health had on the crime he is annual report proposing a marked ding up with both high unemployment gasoline rationing. bit" and getting away with it. there was nothing wrong with him accused of committing. departure from economic policies and inflation. It criticized the administration for Ten years ago, the Legislature According to the statute, he had to be The measure would still allow a followed in this country for the past Now, the report said, the emphasis moving too slowly toward the goal, moved to make Connecticut's treat­ released." jury to acquit a severely disturbed 30 years. must be on the “supply side," expan­ contained in the Humphrey-Hawkins ment of mentally ill criminals more Wizner said that's only one side of person. But, it would also allow the ■The report was issued Sunday and ding the ability of the economy to act, of 4 percent unemployment in humane. the story. jury to convict a person with a marked the first time in 20 years that produce goods and services efficient­ 1983. The act was approved by “At the time, a lot of very u d , dis­ “The other danger is that a person "borderline" mental illness or an Democratic and Republican ly. Congress and signed by the president turbed people who needed help were may be convicted and sent to jail who emotional condition that was not members of the committee have Greater incentives, it said, are last year. going to jail," said Dr. Eric Plant, is quite ill," Wizner added. responsible for the crime on a lesser agreed on a joint report. needed to increase new investment, Committee members did not agree Connecticut's mental health com­ V ^ t can be done? charge, say assault instead of Members say that's because infla­ promote productivity and stimulate on everything. Republicans said the missioner. ‘"raere is no perfect answer," aggravated assault. tion is such a clear-cut No. 1 issue research and development. report should have proposed personal To remedy the problem, law­ HedKrg said. “The question is do you acquit and both sides believe “a lot of old The report proposed less govern­ tax reductions and a specific target makers expanded the legal definition BuCPlaut, Hedberg and Wizner — someone completely or say he still solutions are just not working." ment spending and less government to cut another $10 billion from the of insanity, ostensibly to cover more all for different reasons— have come has some responsibility for his ac­ That explanation came from Sen. regulation, and suggested it might be president's projected $29 billion 1980 mentally disturbed people who com­ up with a compromise proposal they tion?" Hedberg said. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, the panel's time to end federal revenue-sharing deficit. Diehards mit crimes through no fault of their chairman, who described the to the states, which it says are in Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., Running Start "sound fiscal health." Hundreds of people spent Sunday afternoon couple. The sun worshippers didn't seem to own. proposed new policies to fight infla­ and Rep. John Rousselot, R-Calif., tion by “putting more goods on the Employment and training urged a balanced budget in 1980. on the beach at Ftocky Neck State Park in mind temperatures in the 40s and bri.sk “But, they swung too far to the Early Morning Blaze Amy Paciotti of 15 Cedar St., tries a running start to get her loose side," Plaut said. “It makes it shelf rather than policies that dis­ nroRrams should ho targeted more at East Lyme, having picnics, flying kites, winds. They just wore their winter clothes. kite off the ground during a kite flying contest sponsored by the fairly easy now lo plead temporary Lutz Junior Museum Saturday morning at Manchester Com- making sandcastles. and sunbathing, like this (UPl photo) insanity." Claims Five Victims Under the law passed in 1969. a munits College. (Herald photo by Burbank) WORCESTER. Mass. (UPl) - dows, indicating that they were jury has a very narrow choice — they Memos Show CIA Tests PTve people were killed early today trying to escape when the flames of Peopletalk can convict a person and send him to in a three-alarm fire which swept undetermined origin struck. jail or they can acquit a defendant through a six unit apartment building Hackett said the wood-frame and send him to a mental hospital. on Dorchester Street. apartment building, which was The either-or situation has created Fire officials said the victims, all destroyed, was shaped like a “U" Of Enemy Spy Weapons a major problem in the minds of Cher Not Promiscuous adults ranging in age from 20 to 80, and that the fire apparently started Plaut, Yale Law School Professor WASHINGTON (UPD - As recent­ investigator as saying an electric net It failed to mention whether were dead at the scene. on a first floor back porch. Hackett you?" she asked. “ Don't you know Steven Wizner and Dr. David ly as 1970, enterprising souls at the that sends five shocks a second into animal tests ever took place, but a Cher says her “gigantic Gas Crash? Officials were unable to im­ said the shape caused the fire to act I'm on the committee to save seals?" Hedberg. a pychiatrist with the slate ClA set out to develop an assortment the arms of an enemy agent out to in­ series of vaguely worded directives reputation" for sexual promiscuity is mediately identify the victims. "like a fireplace" and that the Now they do. Sen. Henry Jackson says gasoline Corrections Department. of non-lethal super-weapons to conk, capacitate, but not kill, healty sub­ released under the same Freedom of not true. “In my adult life I've only Fire (Thief Edward Hackett said asphalt siding of the building added consumption by Americans is “going “There are people the day after flash and shock enemy agents into ject. Information request told of the been involved with about six men and eight other tenants escaped and that to the intensity of the flames. Shirley’ 8 Look>Unlike up and up" and predicts “ it's going to they are acquitted who say they're line. “Such a result seems reasonable, allocation of CIA funds for uniden­ two of those I've married," she says one firefighter was slightly injured in Hackett said the body of a woman Hollywood has a found a girl from. come crashing down on us and we'll not that crazv and the mental in- In the line of work, they subjected but it would be nice to see the report tified experimental programs. in the April issue of Ladies' Home the blaze which started at abou 5:30 was found in a second floor apart­ Journal. Texas who looks nothing like Shirley probably be asking why something a few cadavers to explosions, con­ of this experimental procedure," the The story ends with an undated stiutions can t prove oterwi.se," a.m.. ment and that the other four bodies "With each of them I had a good Temple but who will recapture wasn't done earlier." Hedberg said. sidered blinding a cage or two of memo said. memo urging funds for 12 months of Hackett said all of the victims' were discovered in two third-floor relationship: We could sit down and Temple's role in Universal's “Little The Democrat from Washington, in One prisoner came up to me and monkeys and even designed a human The note called for “extensive field experiments beginning Feb. 1, 1956, bodies were found near doors or win­ apartments. butterfly net. talk. I don't want to flirt about Miss Marker," the movie that made a speech at William and Mary test results of the system" despite into “the mechanism of brain con­ making love with everybody I meet. I her famous in 1934. College in Williamsburg, Va., also That's the story revealed in CIA the danger of fatal heart attacks in cussion." don't care about that. I think it's The studio picked 6-year-old Sara said gasonline rationing is not con­ documents made public through a “electrically sensitive" subjects. The note said experimenters totally wrong. Promiscuity is not Stimson of Helotes, Texas, out of servation and the solution to the Freedom of Information Act request And then there's an undated, bare­ already had built a secret laboratory <-V good for the mind. Not mine thousands interviewed across the energy problem. Months Help by American Citizens for Honesty in ly legible memo suggesting develop­ and blast range. "Impact tests have anyway." country because of her “beguiling Rationing, he said, is only "a way Government — a group sponsored by ment of a “ flash blindness in­ been conducted on three cadavers to of dividing of the shortages." Mrs. Patty Catanzano, 178 the Church of Sceintology. capacitation" device to creat date," it said. Seal of DUapfu^oval manner." Miss Stimson's hair is short, Liz Adjusting Cooper St., helps her son Take a Dec. 31, 1970, memo about “disorientation, confusion and im­ The memo said the goal of the Zsa Zsa Gabor flew to Anchorage, straight and brunette. “She doesn't during the kite flying contest using "the principle of controlled paired vision." experiments was lo develop a Sen. Joh Warners says his wife, electroshock" lo provide the ap­ Alaska, recently for the annual Fur resemble Shirley Temply physically sponsored by the Lutz Junior The note — using bureacratlc, weapon such as an air gun, explosive Rendezvous: a group which named at all," the movie's producer said. Elizabeth Taylor Warner, is having a parently long-awaited “solution to polysyllabic euphemisms — proposed pad or blackjack “to Induce brain her the Most Glamorous Woman in “What Sara has is a personality of little trouble adjusting to a senator's Museum at Manchester Com­ the personnel incapacitation “sophisticated primate studies" lo concussion without giving either ad­ the World. her own that jumps off the screen at busy work schedule. munity College. problem." discover “the functional damage vance warning or causing external But the group blew it presenting you." The Virginia Republican told the The matter-of-fact note quoted an threshold" of the blindness device. physical trauma." her with a sealskin. "How could Richmond Times-Dispatch that after ending the normal work-day at 7 or 8 p.m.. he usually has a few "quasi­ Area Police Report work sessions" before going home. -TT—rr m ...... | IRS Refunding More, “Candidly, that's been the most Missing Person V e rn o n possessiu)! ul luui ounces o( marijuana, possession of a difficult adjustment for her. It's not Gary G. Elderkin, 23, of 38 Village St., Rockville, was cannibus-type substance with intent to sell, risk of injury easy for any wife to wait late into the Reported Safe charged Friday with third-degree criminal mischief and to a minor, and delivery of liquor to a minor. But Reducing Audits evening for her husband to come VERNON — Helen Frazier, 16, of first-degree criminal trespa-ssing. He was released on his Police said Downs was stopped on a motor vehicle in­ home." 52V2 Hammond St., Rockville, who promise to appear in court in Rockville on March 27. fraction and that hd had two juveniles in his car and beer WASHINGTON (UPl) - With one above the refunds paid during the Scott Maxwell, 18, of Willowstream Drive, and Michael bottles. Police .said a further search for the beer revealed month to go before the annual filing same period last year. IRS statistics Keith's Freebit initially was reported as a missing Lanzieri, 19, of Susan Drive, both of Vernon, were the car also contained suspected marjuana and cocaine. deadline, the Internal Revenue .Ser­ showed. Rolling ' Stones guitarist Keith person, last week, has been removed charged Friday with first-degree criminal trespassing, Downs was released on a $1,500 surely bond, for vice has two pieces of good news for “If this trend continues, " an IRS Richards, sentenced by-a Canadian from that status, Vernon Police said. possession of alcohol on school property, after a com­ appearance in court in East Hartford on April 2. , taxpayers .still struggling with their spokesman .said, “refunds will crack judge in a drug case to give two The girl was reported missing plaint was received from officials at Rockville High benefit concerts, has agreed to per­ after the body of a missing Vernon returns. the $500 barrier for the first time" School. form April 23 at the 5,000-seat Varsi­ gjrl being found in Marlborough. The The IRS .says the average refund after all returns are calculated. The Both were released on their promise to appear in court ty Arena in Toronto. girl, Patricia Luce, had been missing paid out hy the Treasury so far is a final 1977 tax year total was $495 on March 27. Richards was arrested in February from her Vernon home since last Ju- record $500.28. The IRS .said it is planning to audit Peter J. Moulin, 62, of 69 Campbell Avenue, Vernon, LAST WEEK And the percentage of 1978 returns 2.11 percent of all returns this 1977 by police who found 22 grams of Best Design ly- Police said that investigation was charged Sunday with fourth-degree larceny (shoplif­ selected for audit is Ic.ss than last year,down from last year's 2.16 per­ heroin in his hotel room. The unusual Heidi Towle, 5, of 44 Bissell St., proudly displays here sentence included one year of proba­ revealed that Miss Frazier has left ting) on complaint of the K-Mart Store, Vernoft Circle. year. cent audit rate. Translate, that could , original kite which as judged one of the best designs at the kite He was released on his promise to appear in court on TO REGISTER So far. the IRS has received 40.8 mean that 43,500 fewer people than tion. the state and is en route to a southern flying contest sponsored by Lutz Junior Museum Saturday state, reportedly accompanied by a March 27, million returns — 1 million less than last year will receive audit requests. Brian J, Clott, 37, of 929 Burnisde Avenue, East Hart­ at this same time a year ago. The error rate on 1040 returns filed Natalie Moves On Flood Preparations morning at Manchester Community College. (Herald photo by boyfriend “for the purpose of getting Singer Natalie Cole, daughter of married," police said. ford, was charged Saturday with reckless driving. He Of the total. 17 7 million taxpayers to date is exactly the same this year Workmen fill and pass sand bags to stop day, sending flood waters surging through Burbank) was involved in an accident on Route 83. used the 1040 “long form" and 23 1 the late Nat King Cole, has filed in as last — 5 percent. But the error flooding at the Maplegrove Dam and Reser­ streets of this Denver suburb and forcing Police said Clott was operating a motorcyle and while million took advantage of the 1040A rate for 1040As is down slightly, from Los Angeles for legal separation from her husband, the Rev. Marvin voir in Wheat Ridge, Colo.„early Sunday. The about 2,000 residents out of their homes into “doing a wheelie", lost control and crashed. He and a “short form." 4.1 percent to 3.9 percent. passenger on the cycle, Joel Clott, 27, of the .same ad­ The IRS predicts that up to 90 “The people are making the .same Yancy. small water control dam collapsed late Satur­ the cold and snow. (UPl photo) RuMn Challenges Panel Miss Cole refused to discuss the dress, did not claim injuries, police said. Court date is million returns will bo filed this year, mistakes as usual." the IRS uuiii political parlies traditionally COLLEOE BOARD ENTRANCE EXAM separation. The couple, married in MANCHESTER — Ben Rubin has had labeled his actions as “trouble­ March 27, compared with 87 million last year. spokesman said Mainly, they are have accepted the appointments of Chicago July 30, 1976, has an 18- written another letter challenging making." A Democratic director had William T. Schimanskey Jr., 22, of 655 Talcottville Government refund checks have reading the wrong lines on the tax Weather the other for all vacancies on town month-old son; Robert Adam Yancy. the makeup of the town's Community asked that Rubin's complaint be an Road, was charged Saturday with breach of the peace averaged $500 28 so far — $10.80 tables. boards and commissions. Development Advisory Committee agenda item in March, but this was and was al.so issued a rearrest warrant from the and has asked the appropriate agen­ not done, Rubin said. Rubin asked Ms. London that the Newington Police for failure'to appear in court. cy to insure there are enough low- Each political party made one ap­ appropriate agency direct the Town The Newington charge was first-degree criminal Snow Smothers Rockies Board of Directors to compiy with trespassing for an incident that oecured on Dec. 6, Test National Weather and moderate-income members. pointment in February. Rubin said the citizen participation sy 72 67 Rubin wrote this time to Nancy the Democratic appointment — His court date for the Vernon arrest is March 27 He City Fest Hi Lo Miami Beach requirements of the Community Albuquerque pc 60 39 Milwaukee sh 56 44 B) United I’rcun In irrn alio n al Scores of travelers and truckers National Weather Service issued a London of the Capitoi Region Council Joanne Mikoleit — apparently was released to the Newington Police Department. Development program. Anchorage Minneapolis cy ,45 43 A late winter snowstorm were stranded in southeastern flood warning for the Pecatonica of Governments. For the past couple qualified as low- or moderate- James M. Connelly Jr., 17, of 60 Tumble Brook Drive, Preparation The membership of the Communi­ Asheville Nashville pc 74 50 smothered the Rockies and western Wyoming, where residents called the River basin in southwest Wisconsin of months, Rubin, who is head of the income. The Republican appoint­ Vernon, was charged ,Saturday with di.scharging of ty Development Advisory Committee fireworks and breach of peace. Atlanta New Orleans PP 75 61 Plains with up to a foot of snow storm the worst of the winter. for early this week. It also said the Manchester Tennants Association, ment— Louise England — “obviously should be revised to provide a Billings New York sy 52 32 today, closing highways and schools Schools closed for today throughout Rock River at Alton may rise above has questioned whether the town's did not," Rubin said. He criticized Police said the arrest was made after they received Centers Birmingham Oklahoma City pc 75 47 “substantial representation of iow- and stranding cross-country the area. flood stage. Community Development Advisory the GOP in his ietter but also blamed numerous complaints from residents in the area of ftoiite Boston Omaha 55 34 and moderate-income groups and pc travelers. Up to 9 inches fell in parts of The flooding Kankakee River burst Committee has enough low- and the Democrats. 83, Sunset Terrace and Overbrook Drive concerning Brwnsvil, Tx. Philadelphia sy 59 28 minorities," he said. fireworks being shot off in the area. Spring fever replaced cabin fever eastern Colorado, and more in the through its dikes near Shelby. Ind., moderate-income members as “There was no attempt by the Buffalo Phoenix sh 57 51 He also asked that the committee in the upper Midwest. mountains. The Red Feather Lakes again Sunday. The hole punched required by federai regulations. Democratic majority at either Connelly was held in lieu of posting a $250 surely bond. Charlston. SC Pittsburgh pc 61 43 consider using Community Develop­ His court date was not given. lOWIIt IIMNIATWUI ' Charlott. NC Portland, M. pc 40 34 As the mercury climbed to 70 area reported a 3-inch accumulation through the earthen' and rock struc­ He has written to locai officials meeting to use its controlling votes to ment funds to support neighborhood Matthew L. Neal, 24, of 38 Village St., Rockville, was Chicago Portland. Or. sy 59 39 degrees, Chicago park officials in 4 hours. Chains or snow tires were ture was the third in a month. about the matter. chalienge the Republican appoint­ organizations in the area targeted for charged, .Saturday with di.sorderly conduct in connection Cleveland IVovidcnce f 39 28 reported a summer-like turnout at required on Loveland, Vail, Berthoud Officials said water was no major "The response of the Town Board ment, there apparently existing an ^\A the use of program funds. with the investigation of a dislrubance at his home. His Columbus Richmond sy 69 31 parks and conservatories, even and Monarch passes in the Colorado threat to the community since the of Directors to the information put informal pact between the two par­ The Community Development Ad­ court dale is March 27. Dallas St. Louis sh 77 57 though the first buds of spring have mountains Sunday night. level of the river was falling. before it. taken as a whole, has been ties to accept each other's ap­ Denver Salt Lake City sh 50 32 dismally disappointing." Rubin visory Committee develops the year­ Soiilli WiiulMitr UriW IAIHIN POTOCAI1 e E 3 * yet to appear. In Chicago, the warm weather Heavy rains pushed the Nisnabotna pointments whether they are illegal Des Moines San Antonio Is 80 69 produced veritable "pedestrian wrote to Ms. London. or whether they comply with federal ly spending plan proposal for the San Diego sh 61 52 With spring just two days away, River out of its banks in David Downs, 20, of 98 F)dgewoun C.luh Lonlen l*r(i|'ram appeared on city streets. Snowplows night, rain is likely over parts of the lower Rockies with Honolulu 85 67 Spokane sy 53 32 cumulations of wet snow that closed property damage was reported in MANCHESTER - The MANCHESTER - "The Gairol’s Spring Savings Spree! snow in the higher elevations. Rain or showers will Houston and shovels were nowhere to be seen. BOLTON — The second 72 65 Tampa f 77 52 many highways, including Interstate Atlantic and authorities warned a administrative board of Manchester Rod it Gun develop across parts of the lower Plains into the Indianapolis Washington sy 69 37 80, a major Elast-West route, and I-2S The warmup, however, concerned natural gas pipeline near the city in a se rie s of Lenten North United Methodist Club will hold its annual programs, sponsored by Mississippi Valley while generally fair weather prevails Jack.son. Mss Wichita cy 67 42 between Chugwater and Cheyenne, flood control experts in parts of that was in danger of rupturing. CJiurch will meet tonight at Save Up To $3^, c-clear; cl-clearing: cy- meeting and election of of- the Bolton Ecumenical f (In refunds by mall) elsewhere. Jacksonville Wvo. Wisconsin. Illinois and Indiana. The 7:30 at the church. Kansas City cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- ficers tonight at the Council, will be tonight at Las Vegas missing: pc-partly cloudy: r- AA Group Meets clubhouse on Daly Road, 7:30 at Bolton - Little Rock rain: sh-showers; sm-smoke; Manchester To AdvarUoa Coventry. Congregational Cnurch. sn-snow; sy-sunny: ts- To Rofiort Noun MANCHESTER - A supper at 6:30 p.m. ConneeUcul Weather LosAngeies East Hartford — Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call Alcoholics Anonymous will The Rev. J. Stanton Louisville thunderstorsm; w-windv. will precede the meeting at All Cla$$«$ tMflrt k]r Com. Licented teKhcrt Evening H«rald 643-2711 and ask for Gassified. (jffice To report a news item or story idea: meet tonight at 8:30 at 102 Conover will talk about Partly sunny today and again Tuesday with highs 45 to Manchester ... Alex Girelli, 643-ni 8 . Kttb a minimM of S yoars taacbmg exporitnee USPS 327-500 hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday Norman St. The group will family unity. 50, 7 to 10 C. Fair tonight. Lows 25 to M. Probability of through Friday. When the office is East Hartford . Chris BUke, 643-2711 hetM NOW AT 4 LOCATIONS Published daily except Sunday’ “I aM Glastonbury Charlie Maynard. 643-2711 also meet Tuesday and prwipilalion 10 percent through Tuesday. Winds norther- E x te n H p H O lltin n k closed, classified ads may be placed by certain holidays by the Manchester Friday at 8:30 p.m., essence iy 10 to 20 mph today and Tuesday but less than 10 mph 4JUIIOOK calling 643-2718. Andover Donna Holland. 6460375 Publishing Co.. Herald Square. P.O. tonight. Mass,, R.l. ft Conn.: Fair Wednesday. Variable For information about display adver­ Bolton...... Donna Holland. 6460075 Wednesday at 10 a.m. and Box 591. Mamhester, Conn. 06040. Coventry .Qaire Connelly. 742-8202 Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at 102 Reminder on Refuse W EH HAITFOID cloudiness Thursday followed by a chance of showers tising. call Thomas Hooper, advertising Hebron . Patricia Mulligan. 2280269 Norman St. To learn more, I r x n 17 l a l ' i n r l Friday. Mild with highest temperatures m o ^ y in the Hava a Complaint? director, at 643-2711. SOUTH WINDSOR -^The Public Works Department ctiwior South Windsor. Judy Kuehnel. 644-1364 call 646-9235. WnHERtffilO M ANCNESe L.ong ISiann l^ouna 50s. lows wUl be in the SOs Wednesday but from the 30s to reminds residents that cardboard boxes are not to be sub­ cond'itkxr Nowa — If you have a question or To SutMcrttM Vernon Barbara Richmond. 64^2711 AA contact is available Small craft advisory remains in effect. Large high middle 40s Thursday and Friday, stituted for refuse containers. i-omplaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call .Customer Service To report special news; 24 hours daily by calling Present collection procedure requirM that refuse be pressure ridge remaining nearly stationary along the Vermont: Fair Wednesday and Thursday. Showers Frank Burbank, managing editor, 643- at 647-9946. (Mfice hours are 8:30 a.m. to Business Alex Girelli. 643-2711 646-2355. placed in suitable containers with handles, or in plastic TuHlon: $06.00 Blast Coast. Northerly winds increasing to 15 to 25 knots Highs in the upper 9(te and 40s th ro u ^ Thursday 2711. 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 to Chunh Notices . Alice Evans. 6432711 Convanlont Saturday Claaaa April 7-20 dreuM ion — If you have a problem 10 a.m. Satur^y. bags. Empty cardboard boxes will be collected, however, i | T t today decreasing to 10 knots or less tonight and ;n- “ntUn the 40s to low 5fls Friday. Lows 15 to 25 Wednesday Opinion Frank Burbank. 6432711 ltaiian-.-\ineriran 93 * 87 •I" Mominga 9-12 creasing to 10 to 15 knots Tuesday. Fair weather with and id the 20s to middle JOs Thursday and Friday, regarding service or delivery, call , Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents large appliance-type boxes must be crushed or cut into RCai.10401. R ^ Q l jn r o i. REQ 2.22 4 OS. fnmiiy Betty Ryder. 6432711 MANCHESTER - The ii e a a jM visibility over 5 miles through Tuesday. Average wave Maine and New Hampshire: Fair Wednesday and Customer Service. 647-9946. Delivery weekly. $3.90 for one month. $11.70 for small sections not to exceed three feet on a side. Sports...... Earl Yost. 6432711 Italian-American CHub will ALL SHADIS See store diq)lay fOf details heights 1 to 3 feet today decreasing to 1 foot or less Thursday. (Thance of showers Friday. Highs near 40 north should be made by 5:30 p.'m. Monday three months, $23.40 for six months, and Public works officials said cardboard containers are CALL meet tonight at 8 at the For Registration or tonight. to near 50 south. Lows mostly in the 3qs. through Friday and by 7:M a.m. Satur­ $46.80 for one year. Mail rates are OfHce hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. difficult to manipulate and when the cardboard becomes day. available on request. Monday through Friday club house on Eldride wet, the bottoms give way and cause the refuse to be FREE BROCHURE 523-4509 Street, Manchester. strewn around the streets. TOP NOTCH FOOPS v m v . FtW H - E \ K M N G H E R A U ), M ob . 1». v m Vernon Burfslaries EVENING HERALD. Mon.. March 19. 1979— PAGE FIVE VERNON - The Venwo Police Scout Breakfast a Success Department inveatigated five MANCHESTER — About 350 Girl from each troop for the Juliette Low Marlene Christensen, organizer borglarie* daring the w ttk of March Scouts attended the recent Girl Scoot World Friendriiip Fund, which is chairman of the Mancfaester-Bolton Weicker’s Maverick Image Troubles Young GOP 2 throagb 8 with goods taken valued breakfast at the Manchester High used to support four places owned by Girl Scout Association; Arlene at about 822$. FAIRFIELD (UPI) — Sen. Lowell Weicker’s maverick Weicker could not be reached for comment Sunday on critics on the Senate Watergate Committee, has School cafeteria. tbeGirl Scouts and Girl Guides Swannson, breakfast chairman and the federation’s decision. well, Foster said in a telephone interview. Breaks were into homes on Tunnel Mrs. Inga Anderson, leader of around the world. Ms. Wicks. image may be a plus in some camps, but it’s the main frequently fouled GOP strategy in the past. He formally He added Conneiiicut Republicans got the state’s But Fabiano, of Waterbury, said if the resolution had announced he would seek the 1980 GOP presidential Road and Deerfield drive; an apart- Troop 639 at Buckley School, was Seated at the bead table were Northwest area troops, including reason why the Connecticut Federation of Young junior senator elected and “here Lowell Weicker turns come up before the entire group, it would have passed. nomination last Monday. men! on Regan Road: and businesses given a booqnet of flowers for her representatives of the Combined Junior Troops 601 and 611, Cadet Republicans has voted not to support his presidential bid. around and slaps us in the face. “ We feel the leadership thinking does not follow this The 6-foot-6 millionaire is the fifth man to make a for­ on Route 30 and Route 83. outstanding contribution to girl Catholic Mothers Circles, Church Troop 658 and Browney Troops 608 (.reg Foster, the federation's newly elected chairman, Sunday said Weicker’s defiance of his party led to his cen­ resolution,” he said. mal bid for the GOP presidential nod. Five other scouting. Women United, Ladies of Columbus, and 621 recently had a pollock at The group, which represents young Republican clubs Night at Rarett Robinson School. sure at the federation’s annual conference at Windsor Republicans have formed campaign or exploratory com­ Senior Troop 2 conducted the flag Center Congregational Church and statewide, added Weicker’s Senate voting record has VERNON — The Recreation Locks Saturday. mittees but have yet to make official declarations. ceremony, and Cadet Troop 77, the Temple Beth Sholom, as well as About 130 girls and adulU attended failed to adhere to Republican Party principles. Department will sponsor a “Night at (k)nnecticufs junior senator won scattered support Weicker also the first Ckinnectlcut resident ever to rededicatioa ceremony. Entertain­ Mayor Stephen Penney, Emily the event, which included a court of The organization approved a resolution criticizing we have touch up cans**) the Races." open to all Vernon among the 107 delegates at the conference, but “by and make a serious run for the presidency. ment was provided by Barry Moran, Chaison, president of the Connecticut awards for Cadette scouts and cam­ Weicker for “defiantly supporting further expansion of residents. It will feature a trip to a m ^ician. Valley Girl Scout Association; Millie ping slides. The Brownies sang large, he’s not in our top 10,” Foster said. Foster said the federation, which has more than 500 ,o f paint in ali coiors! v “We’re not out to be negativistic toward Weicker government power and taxation at the expense of the members up to age 40, was bitter about about Weicker's Plainfield Greyhound Park on March Kitty Wicks accepted donations Schaeffer, council representative; several songs. American public.” 26 except to the extent he has not done right to the party and “party maverick” actions. The federation plans to send its resolution to the Space is limited to just two buses by and large probably doesn’t deserve his office,” Foster “Lowell Weicker loved making his reputation on group’s national headquarters, other states and to so seats will be sold on a first come said. Watergate, and now he’s the one who walks on water. As "every Weicker. a politician you have to have a strong ego, but you also lAim w little first served basis Tickets will MCC Calendar The formal vote, 14-13 against Weicker, was taken at the mlroelt of m a k ^ t n i H be on sale at the recreation office. 26 the end of the session after many delegates left, said Weicker, a liberal Republican who gained national have to have enough humility to help or support those thing" While the program is available to recognition as one of former President Nixon’s strongest <)ew((town manekiltir ^ P art Place. Manchester Conummity CtMegfi Techniques of Finding and Keeping Ralph Fabiano, immediate past president. people who put you there. Lowell seems to do neither (• triers this calendar of events in the a Job: 6-7:15 p.m., Hartford Road anyone, it is primarily intended to Historiral Socirty interest of the community. All the campus, room 216. help retired persons, students and MCC-sponsored activities listed others who normally would not use VERNON - The Vernon Historical below are open to the public and professional income tax services. Church Women Society will meet March 22 at 7:1$ The college dining room is in the Mrs. Beth Anne K ruger is shown in front of a refrigerator Interested persons are asked to bring MANCHESTER - p.m. at the First Federal Savings, 2 many are free of charge. For further student center. Reservations should unit at Manchester Memorial Hospital where she was recently information, call 646-2137. appropriate financial records to the Church Women United will Park Place. appointed director of the hospital’s food service department. be made in advance at the ain Office Today, March 19 at Hartford Road, 646-4900, extension Hartford Road (Campus Mondays, meet Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. S’P.RINS The annual meeting and election of a t St. B artholom ew ’s 205. Wednesdays and Fridays, from 11 is x a s a r officers will be followed by a lecture Spring rfecess; no classes this a m. to 1 p.m. in room 103 at the (Tiurch, East Middle Turn­ on prints and printmaking. Judith week. Non-credit community services Mrs. Krueger Directs Hartford Road Campus, or Tuesday pike. Zlotsky, Tolland art collector, will Monday, March 26 courses begin. For further informa­ Members are asked to tion call 646-2137. and Thursdays from 7 to 9 p,,m in the discuss printing methods in the 19th Classes resume. Lunch; Coquilles main office of the Hartford Road bring an item for the tea century Hospital Food Service St. Jacques (Mornay (scallops, noon, Income Tax Service Building. cup auction. All women are college dining room. Wines of the Help in preparing income tax The service will be offered through welcome. (Church Supper MA,NCHESTER -M rs Beth Anne forms is being offered free at Before coming to Manchester World, 7-9;30 p.m. main campus, April 15, except state holidays and NOW THRU SATURDAY, MARCH 24th Pick up your copy of Krueger was appointed recently to BOLTON — St. George's Episcopal .Memorial in April 1976. Mrs. room A-A Manchester Community College. the March 19-23 spring vacation. our value-packed circular the post of director of Manchwter Emanuel Church Church will sponsor a ham and bean Krueger was employed as a food ser­ at your nearby Caldor sloral supper March 31 at 6 p m at the Memorial Hospital's nationally- vice supervisor at University of MANCHESTER - The church. The menu includes ham, known food service department. Connecticut. Her first position at the advisory, and property committees and the beans, coleslaw, rolls, dessert and Mrs Krueger succeeds Duane Manchester hospital was as a clinical ib^-«EXrRA-SrRENGTH housing of Emanuel beverage The dinner is a fund raiser Rancourt. who resigned to become dietitian. She was promoted to assis­ SHOPPINB BAG Lutheran Church board General Electric for the Episcopal Church Women administrator of a nursing home tant director of food service in >TylenoirtSLm A For further information call Becky currently under construction in Cape February 1977. % have meetings scheduled Food Processor Grose at 643-8912. for tonight at 7:30 at the Elizabeth. .Maine Mrs Krueger said that the food Caldor Regular Price...... 59.97 A native of W aterbury. .Mrs. church. service department plans to continue TYLENOL TABS Caldor Sale Price...... 44.70 9 Krueger is a graduate of the Univer­ WEST MAIN STREH Meeting Rescheduled to improve, "ensuring that our X-Sm ENOTH KOOAK Q.E. Mall-In Rebate...... 5.00 VERNON — The meeting of the sity of Connecticut, where she earned patients and staff will have the finest Outreach Center a bachelor's degree in foods in nutri­ Colorburst A-100 Vernon Republican Women's CTub meals available." MANCHESTER - A YOUR FINAL O Q 7 A has been rescheduled to March 29 at 8 tion After completing her degree Mrs, Krueger lives in Manchester coffee hour, which is open InstantPicture Camera COST...... 0 9 . f U p.m. at the Connell home, 32 Donnel requirements she served an with her husband. Dan. a field 3 . 0 9 ROCKVILLE REO OJO MPO to all men and women of Caldor Chops, grates, dices and more... American Dietetic Association in­ Road representative for a milk wholesaler, the community, will take 29.70 Sale Price complete with all gourmet attach­ There will be a discussion of the ternship at United Hospitals of and their one-year-old son, Sean. place Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Gets the color rl^ht away... ments to eliminate tedious Detroit. Harper Division proposed projects for Valley Falls JOHNSOirS jomsoirs at the Emanuel Outreach and always gets it right! chores. It's the cooking revelation Park OBITAL JOHNSOirS Motorized print ejection, of the'70's! 4FP-1 BABY Center, 64 Church St. electronic shutter. Area Residents Finish FLOSS. ‘Sttclirk lorddilli. Holy Communion BABY • Deluxe Electronic Flash for im W A X , BATH EATERS South Church HEBRON — St. Peter's Episcopal Kodak Cokxbural, EK-4 6 EK-6 \ ON. MANCHESTER - The Church is conducting services of Union Counseling Class KFIIK. SUPER- Instant Cam ara...... 16.60 Holy Communion each Wednesday at Confirmation Class of HARTFORD -Forty-six members W A X ^ 10 oz. TUFF South United Methodist 7:30, during Lent Services are United Way of Greater Hartford, is of the Basic Union Counseling Course Church will meet Tuesday SAVE ON KODAK AND POLAROID COLOR FILM followed by a special Bible study- part of an ongoing program to train MINT became union counselors at a 0 02. • Kodak C l 35-24 exp...... 1.68 course on "Knowing Jesus" union members and others to serve from 3 to 4 p.m. in the graduation dinner held Friday night • Kodak C l 10 or C126,12 axp...... 1.24 Also, each Thursday at 9.30 a m. a as referral agents in helping fellow BOYDS education wing of the at the Sonesta Hotel in Hartford. REQ. church. • Kodak PR-10 Instant Film, 2-pack...... 10.97 Bible study groups is meeting at the employees with personal and family 1.11 • Polaroid SX-70 Instant Film, 2-pack...... 10.97 Among those who completed the REO 2.70 149 home of Gail Wojton. Crouch Road. problems not covered under union course are Michael A LeMay of 54 Babysitting will be available on a few contracts Old Guard Old F^llington Road. Broad Brook, hours notice The subjects covered in this course V A S aM E NOXEMA MANCHESTER - The Each Sunday at 7 p.m . during member of Local 1717 Carpenters Union. William Gomez of 208 High include introduction to community Emanuel Old Guard, which Lent, one of the services in the services, family counseling. Social MTENSIVE SHAVE St., Coventry. Local 405 U.A W.; WEIIA is open to all retired men of Prayer Book will be conducted. Security, workers compensation and Humberto Conception of 68 Keeney co m n o io CARE CREAM the community, will meet Special weekday services at the rehabilitation. Red Cross programs, d M E N , REQ , Tuesday at 10 a.m. at church are scheduled for March 19. Cove Drive. Elast Hartford. Local 376 R EQ . X TR A 0 H; I U' ; John Billey and Mrs. alcoholism and drug abuse, un­ R EQ . H ER B * LIM E, Emanuel Lutheran (Jhiirch. the Feast of St. Joseph, with a Holy employment insurance and veterans 16 oa. Jacquelyn Billey. both of 14 Lawton 10 02. WILD Communion service at 7:20 p.m and benefits, the strike situation, food lU U -S a T Z E R Hoad. .Manchester, non-union FOREST DAY Chapter Meets the Feast of the Annunciation on stamps and welfare, and the role of - 36't March 26 with a Holy Communion members MANCHESTER - The The course, which is co-sponsored the union counselor in the communi­ service at 10:30 a m. Manchester Chapter, Qlrls’ 'Qaranlmals' Jr.Boya’ ‘Garanlmal8’ bv the AFL-CIO. the UAW, and the ty. REO 2.48 97 * RE0 2JM *1.54 Disabled American Sporty Separatoo TopaandBoHoma A EACH REO 1.97 11 02. REQ 1.00 Veterans, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the . io Colorful P lastic Mops and Brooms 2 99 8.17 2.24to5.56 American Legion Home. Our Rag. 3.991010.99 Our Rag. 2.99 to 7.49 CUTEX BAND­ Men’s or Women’s L.C.D. Ginger-Jar Lamps Household Helpers by ‘Empire Brush’ Match up the taga for Short alaeve knit shlrla to Gold or Silver Tone Watches POLISH AR) Methodist Women • Handy Caddy, Rag. 1.19 • 18” Garage 8 Patio Broom, in 2 Popular Sizes great outfltal 4-6X, 7^4. team with jeana. SIzea 4-7. REMOVER • 1-Bu. Laundry BaakaL Rag. Z19 Reg. 6.99 t o - i TABLE0 1 ") t - r e b o ud o ir (21") MANCHESTER - The 19.76 Our Rag. 34.99 C l Rag.M.M lO R tg .Z A M XX R EQ , H ER B, BRAND • 12-qt. Double-Spout •Sponge 8 Squeeze Mop, United Methodist Women Quartz accuracy In an easy-to- Pail, Rag. 1.49 Reg. 4.99 The new decorator's classics, ROLL-OR LEMON PLASTIC of South Church will meet see LC.D. readout, with hand­ each with a perfectly-scaled BUFFERiN tonight at 8. some case and matching metal • Rectangular DIshpan, Rag. 1.19 •'Future K’ Angle Broom, pleated shade. Choose from ^ y k L L A U T O STRIPS flexible bracelet. •WastabaakaL Rag. 1.79 Reg. 4.49 Almond, Chocolate, Terra Cotta Mrs. Harold Mayo will give an illustrated talk on JEWELRY DEPT. HOUSEVMRESPEPT. HOUSEWARES PEPT. OIFTPEPT. • <1.49 •1.18 her tlip through Asia. P 4 M 1 C IE S REO 1ST IMT. a / RE0 1.49 70^ Second Church MANCHESTER - The VASELME telephone committee and Famous-Brand Automotive NTERSIVE the executive board of the Clean and Shine Aids CUUROL BRECK Women’s Christian AR£.]NQT CR£A|P> 40 iSBBa ■ ■ CARE Fellowship of Second EACH COND. Q .SHAMPOO BATN Congregational Church 1.17 D RY, OILY have both scheduled • Classic Whitewall TUBE NORMAL BEADS BEN-BAY meetings for tonight at Cleaner...... Reg. 1.79 6 REASELESS REQ, HERB, 7:30 at the church. EQUAL ^ *2.85 MINERAL Tuesday, there will be a •Classic Vinyl & Rubber Bible study at 9:30 a.m. at Spalding ‘Future’ ^ 5 D ressing...... Rag. 1.99 11 OZ. the church. The Confirma­ Racquetball Racquet Stanbel Plastic Kites •Classic Rnish Restorer Rag. ise in 5 High-Flying Styles M.63 REQ 2.74 •1.37 tion (Hass will meet at 3:30 While all auto policies have the same basic coverages, some cost REO IM 1W( IS 02. REQ 1.78 p.m. in the church parlor. 14.66 Our Rag. 19.99 • Classic Leather and more than others - perhaps as much as $90 to $ 100 more each year. Aluminum frame, with steel- Vinyl C a re ...... Reg.i.99 7 6 ^ eb Our Rag. 1.19 impregnated nylon strings. •TurtleWaxZipCarWash .Rag iso Exciting shapes to capture JOHNSOrS •Spalding or Wilson those March winds! Each ARE YOU PAYING TOO MUCH? DIAL Concordia Church with free winder. Rroquainallt • Johnson’s’KirWax, Soz.. Rag i.se Some auto policies are written (or 6 nxmths with additional finctnee LONG- BABY MANCHESTER - The (C«iot2),R.g.zja...... 2.22 AUTOMOTIVE DEPARTMENT TOY OEPT. stewardship committee of charges for installment payments. However, we can offer you an auto OCOOORAMT POWDER policy written on a yearly basis with a quarterly or semi-annually paid LASTMG Concordia Lutheran Church will meet tonight at premium and no finance charges. Loalher-LikaPVC Breeze Into Fashion with TUM SREG.# 3 7:30 in the church room. UNtC,niC»H H—t* ' All-Purpose Ladles’ Qauze Blouses \ n.68 ______f n a Luxury Luggage Jackets for Men ARE YOU PAYING RNANCE CHARGES? Trinity Covenant 6 . 6 6 Our Rag. 8.99 4 Nylon Garment Carrier 42" m 4 9 8 8 Our Rag. 11.99 Sheer beauty In poly/cotton Some auto policies are not carefully reviewed each year. The result •2.23 MANCHESTER - The 8 . 8 8 n.78 ^pper, accessory and outside pockets. 1^ .00 HEQZU •1.27 REQ 2.31 lo ir . Chooae bomber atyle aollda or smocking treatmenla. can be incorrect premium charges due to the use of outdated driver REO 1.10 men of Trinity Covenant 2 handles, 2 hangers. Navy or brown...... R#«. taJT 4 M. 14 02. R EQ 2.70 or CPO, both nylon-lined. Sizes S-M-L. information. 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K B 148 RBQ14I 8UU. R i a i J i STORE HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. 10 AM to 9:30 PM «8ATURDAY, 9 AM to 9:30 PM *SUNDAY, 11 AM to 5 PM eSALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY PAGE SIX - EVKNING HERALD. Mon.. March 19. 187» EVENING HERALD, Mon.. March 19, 1979 — PAGE SEVEN M A C C N E W S ZBA To Hear Road Death Toll Rises welfare recipients do* not WATER WEIBHT J DEUse- come to the cities at all, New Testing Course since 75%> of recipients still PROBLEM? faith bay Camp happens W r ir a r c UM llv CARR in the farm. Those who do Eight Items Despite Speed Checks f this summer. Ilie 2 week Myth No, 2 Most welfare day camp is offered free of migrate to the cities come Offered in Bolton Bill Rice, chairman to recipients are blacks who Excess water In the body can-beufh .... charge to 30 innercity in hopes of getting a job. comfortable— ...... •. ....• will -..I helhelp yoH By Lfniled Press inlernalional mitted to Greenwich Hospital. Two other the MACC Auxiliary to move to Northern cities BOLTON -On children and 30 Manchester The welfare recipient who on Thursdays from 2:20 to classroom as well as the lose exc'ess water weight. We at MANCHESTER — The Zoning Board of Appeals meets Connecticut's highway death toll rose to occupants suffered minor injuries and Convalescent Homes, is just to get on welfare. recommendation of the 4:30 p.m. A late bus will be •iggeti** riH ommend It, children referred by social had moved from a rural PSATs and the SATs . tonight hnd will consider applications to permit a mobile 112 for the year after at least 10 people were treated and released from the filled to the brim with FACT; The need for Board of Eklucation, Bolton provided for students who IntroduMoff workers. We, at present, setting was in the city on Teachers who have been home, a carnival and a farmer's market. were killed in traffic accidents this hospital. exciting possibilities for welfare is not a racial High School will be wish to participate. OttarWorOi $2** need people to assist in an average of 5 years hired for the couree have A total of eight public hearings have been scheduled for weekend. On Route 12 in Preston, John J. Clark volunteer work in the con­ phenomena. 44% of the offering a course to The purpose of the much expertise in their planning and fund raising. before asking for ” •*?' “‘“re Hi m . the ZBA meeting, which starts at 7 o'clock in the ■V n The deaths followed State Public Safety 111, 19, of Ledyard, died after he was valescent homes. In addi­ Connecticut AFDC students in “Test Taking” , course, school officials fields of math and English. Jtt o Iu m one pack of E-Um and Church Women United assistance. Sadly enough, ■wive one mote E-LIm Pack F iw Municipal Building's Hearing Ftoom. Commissioner Donald Long's announce­ thrown out of his car. It had flipped over tion to tlie cheer carts and caseload in 1977 was white. starting March 22 and con­ will meet from 9:30-11:30 since '76, more blacks are said, is to help the students School officials said that a One hearing will be for Sam Nussdorf, who is seeking a ment Friday that police wouid crack down when he lost control traveling at a high one-lQ-one visitation we 34'{ black. 19',i Hispanic, tinuing through March 29. gain confidence and im­ Tuesday at St. unemployed and on the comparable course, WGaSiiMtir P E rtii, variance to permit a mobile home at MS N. Main St. on speeding and drunken drivers to com­ speed, state police said. mentioned in last week's and 2.8% unkonw. National There will be 10 sessions prove their skills for all Bartholomew. welfare roils. offered outside the school, The location is in an industrial zone, and the home bat the mounting fatality rate. Bristol authorities said two teen-age column. Bill has arranged 1976 figures show that most types of test taking in the would cost about $95, would be occupied. Occupied mobile homes are not per- As of Friday, 102 people had died on brothers and a friend died Saturday after for movies to be shown mitted in any zone in town, and the variance would have Connecticut highways since Jan. 1, com­ the car in which they were passengers every 3rd Friday of the to be granted for Nussdorf to locate one at the site. pared to 62 in 1978. Long said use of struck a utility, pole, threw two of the men month in the three units at Edward Bobigan has applied for a special exception to alcohol was linked to nearly half of the onto the road, llip p ^ over and pinned the Meadows and at Crestfield ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. PACKED CIRCULAR permit a “farmer's market" at 261 Broad St. The excep­ fatalities. others in the car. and Fenwood. IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTSI tion would allow him to sell produce from trucks on Sun­ All of the victims this weekend were in Bill is picking the free days only at the Broad Street address, which is in a their late teens or 20s, including two teen­ Todd L. Stone, 17, Craig Stone, 19, and films up from HELCO but. Busine.ss IV Zone. age brothers, and the seven accidents oc­ Donald A. Pulsifer, 20, all of Britol, were again, volunteers are St. Bridget Church is seeking a special exception to needed to help patients in­ curred in the early morning hours. pronounced dead at Bristol Hospital conduct a church carnival in the parking area adjacent to Timothy Blaney, 19, of Norwalk, died terested in seeing the films if you’re following the 2:25 a.m. accident in the the church. The exception also seeks permission to serve Sunday after he was thrown out of a van from their rooms to the WALDBAUM'S town's Forestville section, police said. beer at the event. which went out of control on Interstate 95 lounge where the films will Officials'said the driver of the vehicle, The carnival, which is an annual event, would be held Plaque Dedication ■ in Darien shortly after 2 a.m., a state be shown. The movies have Robert A. Zink, 20, of Bristol, was treated from June 11-16. The Rev. John J. Delaney, center, former pastor of St. Bridget’s police spokesman said. already been scheduled and released from the hospital while Food Mart A special exception from the ZBA is required to con­ Church, was honored at the unveiling of a plaque dedicating the through 1979. If you have The driver, Nathan J. Vass, 20, of another passenger was injured slightly. particular duct any carnival event in town. auditorium at the parish school to him Saturday morning. From left. Norwalk, was charged with negligent State police said two Bridgeport some time on the third Other public hearings scheduled tonight include the The Rev. Philip Sheridan, co-pastor; Father Delaney and the Rev. homicide, operating a vehicle under residents died and another man was Friday of the month, either following: Emilio Padelli, co-pastor. (Herald photo by Burbank) suspension, and failure to turn in his critically injured in a fiery crash about morning or afternoon, why about the food you • Barney T. Peterman Sr. and Barney T. Peterman Jr. suspended license' in connection with the not call Bill at 649-4649? 4:45 a.m. Saturday on Interstate 95 west­ have applied for a variance to erect a four-unit residen­ accident, the spokesman said. bound in West Haven. "Everyone wants to at­ tial addition to an existing dwelling at 404 N. Main St. A In Greenwich, a New York man was tend church services," Bill feed your family.,. variance also is requested to use the existing dwelling for Park Faces Quizzing killed and three others were injured Sun­ tells me. But again the HELLMANN’S a real estate office. day when the victim apparently fell asleep Sharon Ellis, 26, and Joel McCall, 18, major problem is transpor­ make Food Mart • Merrill J. Whiston of Multi-Circuits Inc. has applied at the wheel on Interstate 95 westbound both of Bridgeport, were in the back seat tation. Clergy are there for a variance to reduce the side yards at the northwest By Passman^s Lawyer about 6 a.m., state police said. of a car pulled over to the right shoulder of and services are being held MAYONNAISE your weekly corner of Pearl and Harrison streets to 13 feet on the The car went off the road for more than the highway which was struck by a vehicle but many patients need west and five feet on the east. 210 feet, authorities said. The victim was driven by Mark T. Hughes, 22, of Orange, help in getting to the QUART JAR 9 MONROE, La. (UPl) — Tongsun Park, • David T. Haddock is seeking a variance for a side gressman, who pushed many U.S. rice identified as Thomas V. Proctor, 19, of authorities said. chapel. shopping habit. the South Korean rice merchant who yard to permit an addition at 1109 E. Middle Turnpike. sales to South Korea, denies receiving Floral Park, N.Y., driver of the car. Both cars burst into flames. Miss Ellis testified he gave former Rep. Otto Volunteers are needed • Harold H. Mattson and William E. Mattson have anything from Park. Bill Hammond, 19, also of Flora Park, and McCall were pronounced dead at the just to walk beside a shaky $ It s the trip that's really worth going out of Passman, D-La., almost $200,000 in cash, applied for variances to divide a parcel of land with two Gravel began his cross-examination of was thrown from the car and was ad­ scene, a state police spokesman said. patient, help in or out of your way for anyday of the week you today faced a week of what promised to be existing dwellings on it. The property is at 73 Cooper St. Park on Friday—.Park's 44th birthday — bed and into a wheelchair choose to shop! grueling cross examination by Passman's 1.19 and II5A Walnut St. and variances also are needed for and predicted it would take a week to lawyer. Bahai’s To Join or walker. One of the side yards, front yards, rear yards, lot frontage and lot complete the questioning. volunteers described a U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF In his testimony last week, the .second MANCHESTER - The 12 OUNCE CAN area. Park has been such a curiosity to the Lysol Spray •1.19 At Our Appetizer Department! week of the trial. Park —• smiling, often Bahai's of Manchester will YOGA blind patient in one of the • Donna Town.send and Eleanor H. Parks are seeking a people Passman represented for 30 years homes who very much jovial — told of meeting Passman in hotel join fellow Bahai's and BOTTOM variance to divide a parcel of land into two lots. The that his cross examination attracted 125 wanted to attend services Oreo Cookies 79' rooms in Hong Kong and Baton Rouge. .spectators, the most of any day during the friends in the greater Hart­ CONTAOINA property is at 4 Oakland St. ford area Tuesday evening CLASSES being held in the building. LUNDY HAM La., and in the ex-congressman's trial's first two weeks. Coed For All Ages Tomato Paste 10 OUNCE CAN 69' to celebrate Naw Ruz, the The volunteer helped her ROUND Washington office to deliver cash cam­ Several death threats against Park were AND SHOULDER Bahai New Year and the dress., and then down to the paign contributions in plain manila telephoned to a Monroe television station SPRING Youth Panel Bill envelopes. first day of spring. chapel. The patient over ROAST SLICED TO and his bodyguard squad was increased and over told him what a ORDER But in his opening statements, defense and a metal detector to locate concealed T h is is a tim e of REGISTRATION HOOD LB. , hospitality and rejoining comfort it had been to be at 2.69 lawyer Camille Gravel said he would weapons was placed 'outside the cour­ "church". A few weeks Voted by Solons prove that Park lied about all illegal and the Bahai's will gather EAST CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL IMPORTED troom. later, the patient was per­ payoffs made to U,.S. congressmen in for dinner and entertain­ DANISH HAVARTI CHEESE lb *2.69 Park told House investigators the New State Rd. Manchester manent resident in the ICE CREAM order to bilk his government out of ment at the YMCA in East LB payments to Passman were part of $800,- everlasting home and • ^ icVdStT oW e^ N SWISS CHEESE l b '2.69 MANCIIESTEH — A bill proposed by a Manchester Hartford. Classes Be{in Monday March 19th Vz GALLON CARTON 1.79 expense money. 000 he gave to various congressmen for source of the comfort she High School student has been approved by the General Park has been granted immunity and is DOMESTIC ROAST BEEF lb *3.99 help in securing rice contracts. He said was so grateful for. Little U.S.D.A. CHOICE r t r t LUNDY FRESH Assembly's Human Services Committee. the government's key witness in the con­ 6 P.M. ADVANCED Passman helped by pressuring Korean of­ touches but sometimes PORK SALE! GENOA SALAMI SLICED*T*0 ORDER LB *8.29 The bill would require three persons between the ages spiracy, bribery and tax evasion ca.se 7 P.M. INTERMEDIATE l ficials to make additional purchases. Past Matrons great rewards. Top Round Steak ’2 .^? of 15 and 22 be appointed to the state Advisory Council on against Passman. The former con- 8 P.M. BEGINNERS (,'hildren and Youth Services. Presently, the 15-member The Past Matrons A New Wrinkle — ASSORTED BEEF •1.09 Bottom Round SteakSt CHO?C*B l b ‘ 2 . 2 9 council includes three members between the ages of 18 Association of Temple Youth Subcommittee and 25, but the bill would reduce that age. Your Instructor U.S.D.A. PORK CHOPS BOLOGNA Chapter, OES, will meet at The auxilliary is looking Sirloin Tip Steak CHOICE lb’ ‘ 2 . 3 9 Vernon Getting $431,000 3 RIB END - 3 LOIN END A SLICED TO ORDER State Sen. David Harry of Manchester, who submitted ihe home of Mrs. Murray SHIRLEY BANKS for young people who are Vlasic Spears OR POLISH 24 oz JAR 59' 3 CENTER CUT CHOPS the bill, praised Michael Pohl, the MRS student who YELLOW • DEVILS FOOD OR WHITE • 16.7 OZ, PKQ U8D.A. Johnston Wednesday at 8 willing to come in par­ Round Cube Steak CHOIC^ l b ' 2 . 3 9 For Information Call 646-7254 U.SD.A CHOICE suggested it. For 18 More Workers p.m. Mrs. Ronald Mottram ticularly on Sunday to help Pillsbury Plus Cake Mixes 59' “ It is exciting to .see a 15-year-old such as Michael who and Mrs. John Von Deck 646-6178 or 649-6637 Boneless Chuck Roast'(.'(S!,? lb’1.79 LB. VERNON — The Town of Vernon will worked the maximum 18 months, under patients get to services. 6 ROLL Q Q c !1.99 WEAVER is interested in the affairs of his state government and Vanity Fair BATH TISSUE PACK UV 1.49 have 18 additional workers in its Com­ the CETA Program, they can be expected Jr. will be hostesses. Four students from Church who is concerned about serving and helping members of CHICKEN ROLL sl,?e^Td“Ir*5er l. '2.39 prehensive Employment Training Act to be laid off at the end of September. of the Assumption have U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE his peer group, " Harry .said. CENTER CUT (CETA) program through a $431,000 A few of the jobs, now under the CETA already come in the past Boneless COOKED SALAMI blice d ' to ’ o r d er lb •1.99 "At a time when tnany find it ea.sy to criticize our grant. program, may be continued on the regular two Sundays to transport Top Round young people, we should all pause a moment to tip our PORK CHOPS SHRIMP SALAD , lb '1.59 Recent approval was also given to hire town payroll, officials have said. ’NOW'S THE “nME TO SEW EASIER patients to the mass NESTLE’S Chuck bats to Michael Pohl, " he said. WITH SINGER-AND SAVE’ HOAGIE ROLLS "SM* for 59'^ A offered by our chaplain, 6 13 other persons under the CETA program One of the projects to be continued is the POUY BERGEN $ Harry, who is chairman of the state's Juvenile .lustice Mr. McNicholas. Steak Roast bringing the total to 31 and these positions cleanup of the Hockanum River. This was UNDERBLADE WITH COOKING TIMER LB. Commission, said the change in the law would help The patients, particular­ LUNCH TIME 1.79 are expected to be filled by the first of started last year under the federal guarantee that the younger members of the council can CHICKEN & MUSHROOM - SPAGHETTI - CHEESE & April. program. ly the elderly, love the ^ Frozen Foods For Quick‘n’Easy Meals ^ understand and accurately reflect the feelings of young HAM - TUNA & CELERY - 'BEEF & GRAVY The 18 new positions will be in the areas The police department will be allowed prescence of young boys FRESH people aiound the slate. BIRD'S EYE AMERICANA ______of health, police and public works. Fun­ fiCe persons who will be trained for such and girls, so full of life and The ( icncil works with the Department of Children and PIGS FEET ding for them will be guaranteed at least positions as dispatchers, non-professional enthusiasm. Again, Bill 1.7 OZ. VEGETABLES Youth .Services to plan programs, recommend legislation through Sept. 30 and indications are that constables, and information aides. Rice is the person to call. PKQ. NEW ENGLAND - PENN DUTCH - and draw up a budget. SALE If you can't reach him, and Back Rump Roast w'/C^OOKiNG^TlSlR LB^l , 89 WISCONSIN^ "FRISCO additional money will be available by Oct, Other workers will be assigned to te Tlie bill now will he submitted for a vote in the state LB, four out of five days he is 59*^ 10 OZ. 1 so the positions can be filled for another public works department to paint signs u s 0 A. CHOICE 1 1 Q Q FRES^ Senateand House of Hepre.sentatives. Sirloin Tip Roast W/COOKINC TIMER LB 1 • a t Z PKQ. year. and clean catch basins. at the convalescent homes, U S D A CHOICE . CENTER CUT The town also has some 20 workers that Applications for the CETA positions are we would be happy to hear Prince Thin Spaghetti■ BONUS j j y c Pork Cutlets l b ^ 1 . 8 9 MADE WITH SMALL PEA BEANS Bottom Round Roast " S"® lb *1.99 FRESH PORK have carried over from the past federal available in the Regional Comprehensive from you at the MACC of­ BIRD’S EYE AWAKE eozcan 49’ School Budget Woes fiscal vear but becau.se they will have Manpower Office in Manchester. fice. B&M Baked Beans 28 OUNCE CAN 67' Shoulders LB '1.09 TURKEY MEAT LOAF . SALISBURY . CHICKEN Breaded Veal Patties OUR BEST LB 99' FRESH THON T h u n k Yo u '.h TOP FROST DINNERS iozrko 59' O C U N SPRAY Blamed On State Grapefruit Juice 48 OZ. BOTTLE Pork Butts l b ^ 1 . 3 9 —a most heqrtfelt thank Cubed Veal Patties OUR BEST LB •1.49 FRESH PORK FISH STICKS BA°TTER°FR?EO l< OZ PKO •1.59 you to. Robert Martin and m Spare Ribs LB •1.59 LIGHT N LIVELY ICE MILKYOAL99* NEW HAVEN, I DPI) —New Haven School Superinten­ 4 the firemen of Local 1579, Gem Franks CHILD MILO S BEEE lb^ 1 .1 9 dent Gerald Tirozzi .says the state is to blame for most of SAVE«40 International Association Downy GLAD CHEESE PIZZA LA PIZZERIA 20 OZ PKO •1.79 OEM BRAND | 1 O A SEAFOOD SPECIALS a $650,000 school budget deficit facing the .school system. Mr. Livingston of Firefighters for their Smoked Daisy Butt WATER ADDED LB l . O t f ON THIS SINGER* FRESH ^ MIXED VEGETABLES fo W J 3 for'1 . Tirozzi said the deficit, first projected at $800,000. has FREE AflM MACHINE. cheek of $300 to be divided Fabric POLLOCK 1 6 9 been cut by. $150,(HKl through cost saving measures im­ between our Emergency TRASH Fenway Franks MEAT OR BEEF LB •1.79 plemented by .school officials. He said there are a number I Presume... NOW ONLY $169” FILLETS LB Pantry and the food bqnk FRESH IDAHO PAN READY of options still op(>n to cut the remaining shortfall, in­ This Stylist* ma,chine operated by Center CJity Softener BAGS Colonial Sliced Bacon '•c'!,?" LB •1.59 Fresh Dairy Delights! converts from flat bed to SWIFT PREMIUM DRESSED TROUTlb'2.29 cluding going back to the city for more money. Churches, Hartford. 96 OZ. BOTTLE 10 COUNT PKQ. CENTER CUT Referring to a hid, in Ashford to clo.se that town's free arm to make hard-to- Hostess Canned Ham 4 LB CAN * 9 . 8 9 LAND O’ LAKES reach places (like armholes —to. Dr. Abraham Kurien .SALMON STEAK lb'2.99 schools early tiecause of budget problems, Tirozzi said for his donation to FISH of PERRI ALL NATURAL f 1 Q O SAMBANO HEAT t SERVE and sleeves) easy to sew. 9 9 Italian Sausage HOT OR SWEET LB i . 0 9 MARGARINE Now Haven would consider an early closing "only as a Manchester FISH CAKES LB 79' last re.sorl "" And to make sewing everything else easy, it has —to all those who par­ ONE ' POUND A.shford oflicials tiad planned to shut down the town's 89 p ic k y o u r o w n f r e s h p r o d u c e ! ticipated in the CROP walk built-in zig-zag, stretch, QUARTERS only school because taxpayers hadn't approved a new blind hemstitches and a 4 9 ^ last October. We've just YELLOW RIPE SWEET JUICY INDIAN RIVER U.S. NO, 1 tuidget, but a .Superior Court judge struck down the built-in buttonholer. received our portion of Baggies s/^^QE Bags 50 COUNT PKO 89 SEEDLESS WHITE BEST BAKING proposal Model 543. KRAFT WHITE those contributions Chiquitaor Dole RIBIER AMERICAN SINGLES "xo School .system slafi will meet to di.scuss further efforts Soup Starter VA^ETIES CoV taINER 85' GRAPE­ H)AHO 99* to cut the deficit. ($97.32) from Church World Service. These funds CHEDDARCHEESE SHREDDED 2 BKcfs 89* 5V. OZ BANANAS GRAPES FRUIT POTATOES MOOD8«ALLFUVOR8 will be channeled to our Steak Sauce DAWN FRESH 5 CANS 99' SWISS S'TYLE YOGURT cSp 3 for89* Human Needs Fund. e z $ i BUTTEPMILK OB HOME8TYL6 —Arthur and Ruth Doane We have everything for the FOOD CLUB BISCUITS 6 p*K°oi 99* 4 LBS. *1 • 9 9 ' RJ FOR J L • V' for their contributions to 5.89' PASSOVER HOLIDAY SWEET JUICY FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT JUICE OAL°CARTON 89* the fuel bank. juiuT r L w n ii^ 1 / \ U.S, f a n c y RED / ...except a place to hide the matzohl Valencia Oranges IO foU. Delicious ApplesSli; 79 NolifcH AVIV MRS. 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(This machine available only at company-own^ GOLD’S HORSERADISH "•fS'!!55!«37* coLLECTroN Casual Stoneware ^ ^ b o TTu s c o l t o ^ I «HOW TO QUICKLY DEVELOP MORE POISE stores. See your local independent Singer dealer for comparable offer.) MoM 3 MILLION PEOPLE SEW EASIER WITH SINGER CrSe MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER liSW-§240 • SpiRsoreO If. N lf M i H eratJi TE L. *49-4906 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Prices optiomlaipsrtkiMlatdnlm. *ATrtdnMrkorT1i*S)MC«Mw« BUSITIIIDnCOimL 410 WEST MIDDU TPKE MANCHESTER • Pm niM lir UL FraacMir PoSyBtrmiif fMtnifYlifSiNfwSPirtofDfcfcfcEs.______Cirni>g tma or tiW ii rttm m a a m S S l 0te.MNin I II r I I • m. im Th> Oliwg A Uwy> hi tmm. PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HEBALD. Mon., March 19. ICT EVENING HERALD. Mon., March 19, 1979 — PAGE NINE 1 Steele*Couch | ^ ^cConville-Laverdiere ^ iHaudtFHtf r Eupuiu^ Hrralft Jack Anderson Judges Too Pressed Miss Claudia R. Couch of Somers and Richard W. Manchester — A City of Village Charm Nicole B. Laverdiere of South Windsor and Dennis WASHINGTON — Elach year some A major reason for this is that once consituents. ' Steele of Vernon were married March 17 at the First Patrick McConville of Manchester were married Match resigned over "philosophical Congregational Church of Vernon. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 312.5 billion in disabilitY^benefits is a person’s disability claim in is •In January 1975, Robert W at St. Margaret Mary Church in South Windsor. differences” ; the hearings and The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. paid out by the Social becurity Ad­ accepted, it is rarely reversed. Only Trachtenberg was appointed director The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jean P. Pubiished by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. appeals office budget more than Couch of Somers. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. ministration to 5 million claimants. 2 percent of those admitted to the dis­ of the hearings and appeals office, Laverdiere of 80 Dart Hill Road, South Windsor. The doubled; and the number of lawsuits Mrs. David M. Steele of Vernon. Yet such is the pressure on ad­ ability rolls are later dropped. As with orders to expedite the disability bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Rita McConville of 453 Member. Audit Bureau ol Circulation filed continued to rise. The Rev. John A. Lacey of the First Congregational Member. United Press International ministrative judges to settle disabili­ long as a worker adjudged disabled cases. Though the administrative Summit St., Mancliester and the late James McConville. Church and the Rev. ^ w a rd A. Rebmann of the ty claims as quickly anil cheaply as doesn’t go back to work at a job judges are by law supposed to be free WATCH ON WASTE: Tte Rev. Thomas J. Barry of Hartford celebrated the Cultonw Swvic* - 847-9948 Harold E. Turkinglon.Turkington, ExecuKv*Executive EdllEditor Defense industry profiteers are Congregational Church of Union, officiated. . R«ymon<) F. floblnion. Editof-Publlihw Frank A. Burbank, Managing Edbor possible that there is no way of 'covered by Social Security, there is from outside pressure, Trachtenberg nuptial mass. Mrs. Jane Maccarone of Manchester was holding their breath, waiting to see if The bride wore an heirloom white brocade gown organist. Soloists were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Caniiinn of telling whether the money is going to no way of checking up. insituted a system of "aggressive designed with scooped heckline and bouffant skirt e^in g Manchester. those who deserve For example, one administrative counseling” to encourage judges to the government’s excess-profit in a short train. She wore a lace mantilla veil and carried The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a it. • judge told our associate Vick clear up the backlog. watchdog, the Renegotiation Board, a semi-cascade bouquet of white roses and stephanotis. Angle & Walters Qiana gown designed with sheer keyhole bodice appliqued This not only Faced with the pressure for speed will be put quietly to sleep on March Miss Cathv Schultz of Niantic was maid of honor. Warren that it is fairly easy for a 25 has fostered un­ 31. Bridesmaids jyere Miss Loretta Couch of Somers, the with lace and seed pearls. Empire waist, long sleeves and year-old worker with a badly frac­ and keeping payments low, the fair Social Securi­ Thanks to persistent lobbying by bride's sister; Mrs. Candy Malinoski of Coventry, the lace-trimmed hemline. Her two-tiered finger tip-iength tured leg to get disability benefits. harassed judges worked frantically veii of imported siik illusion was attached to a Juliet cap the military-munitions complex, the bridegroom's sister; and Miss Geraldine Ann Risley of Waste of Time ty payments; it Once the leg heals, the worker should to meet their "quota” of 26 cases a and she carried a bouquet of orchids and stephanoHs. board is scheduled to go out Of Lebanon, the bridegroom's niece. Miss Tania Lynn Steele has also promoted return to work; yet because the month. The result was a soaring Mrs. Anne Norton of Manchester was her sister’s business at the end of this month. The of Coventry, the bridegroom's niece, was flower girls. false economy. benefits continue to flow in, the reversal rate for claimants who matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Donna cost of its disappearance could be Richard Rhodes of Manchester served as best man. And Money T he la c k of ______chances are good that he won’t, at appealed the decisions. Peragallo of Gilman, Mrs. Patricia Duffy of Middletown, staggering. Ushers were Gary Steele of Coventry, the bridegroom's and Mrs. Greta Cyr of Hebron, the bridegroom’s sister. thorough consideration gives the least not in a job where his lack of "This, in turn, led to a practical brother; Steven Malinoski of Coventry; and William WASHINGTON (NEA) - The federal criminal investigation. The board has been working fran­ Miss Aniso Barbato of Manchester, the bridegroom’s claims of marginal or spurious disability would be brought to the solution in which claims were McCord of Richmond, Va. Paul J. Risley of Lebanon, the governors and state legislators The Four Comers Regional Com­ tically on a backlog of 3162 billion in niece, was flower girl. applicants a better chance of getting government’t attention. awarded less on merit than on the bridegroom's nephew, was ring bearer. clamoring for fiscal responsibility in mission, in the Southwest, purchased defense contracts. Based on an Timothy McConville of Manchester was his brother’s through. The emphasis on hold down The administrative judges hear ap­ likelihood of a bothersome appeal A reception was held at St. Philip's Center in Ashford, j l Washington would enjoy more 34,772 worth of ballpoint pens and analysis of the board’s work over the best man. Ushers were John Murray of Boston, Mass., benefits also gives short shrift to proximately 2(X),000 cases a year, and and possible reversal. As one analyst after which the couple left for Florida. They will reside in L 17 months ending in February, about Robert Duffy of Middletown, and Terence McConville of credibility if they weren’t felt-tip markers. A former (Connec­ genuinely disabled workers. award benefits in about half of them. explained it: "The judges would size Rockville. ticut governor used funds provided 34 of every 3L000 In defense con­ Manchester, the bridegroom’s brother. James Barbato of simultaneously promoting one of the It’s not peanuts we’re talking about Of those who are turned down, some up a claimant. If omeone came In Mrs. Steele will graduate in May from the University of by the New England Regional Com­ tracts constituted excess profits. Manchester, the bridegroom’s nephew, was ring bearer. least justifiable boondoggles in the here. The cost of disability payments 10,(XX) applicants exercise their right with an 8th-grade education, they Connecticut. Mr. Steele is employed as a senior design A reception was held at the Manchester Cbuntry Club, federal budget. mission to pay for newspaper sub­ If that same ratio holds true on the checker at Combustion Engineering in Windsor. has more than doubled in the past to appeal to a federal court, and would deny him, but if someone after which the couple left for Nova Scotia, Canada. For A national network of a dozen scriptions (31,461), lapel pins (36,800) entire 3162 billion backlog, it would (Fracchia photo) five years; by 1985 it is expected to about 35 percent of the appeals are came in with a hotshot lawyer, they Mrs. Richard W. Steele traveling, Mrs. McConville wore a cream-colored skirt federal-state and advertising agency fees mean the taxpayers have been taken hit 327 billion a year. So great has the sent back to the judges for a second figured he would appeal to the and blouse, red belt and scarf, and a red rose. The couple agencies known (315.500). drain on the Social Security trus' look. courts, so they would pay it just to for a 3648 million ride by the Pen­ will reside in Manchester. Mrs. Dennis P. McConville as regional The legislation authorizing the tagon's suppliers. fund been, in fact, that officials ad­ The situation became chaotic in get it off their desk." Mrs. McConville is working towards a bachelor’s development commissions expires in September, If the board is not refunded by con­ East Hartford. Mr. McConville is currently attending St. mit the disability coffers would be 1974 because of changes in the Social What Trachtenberg calls “strong, degree in business administration at Central Connecticut commissions and President Carter initially was in­ gress before the cutoff date, a State College. She is employed as a secretary for the Joseph College where he is working toward a bachelor’s empty now if it weren’t for the latest Security bw s and the high unemploy­ aggressive management” succeeded degree m nursing. He is a registered nurse at St. Francis currently stands clined to oppose any renewal of the minimum of 315 million will be lost Federal Government Air Force Office at Pratt & increase in payroll contributions. ment of tne early 1970s. Judges were in getting the disability cases moved. agencies’ mandate. immediately. If the board’s life is Whitney Division of United Technologies Corporation in Hospitoi in Hartford. (Naylor photo) as a monument to To put the problem in its simplest swamped with cases; some But along the way, most of the of­ the hypocrisy of But the country’s governors lob­ extended until June 30, there could be terms, every erroneous award of a applicants died before their cases fice’s medical staff resigned for th e s e lf bied hard for White House support of a 12 excess-profit cases completed,' disability claim means an average could be heard. Congress was reasons other than retirement; the proclaimed economizers in state the commissions and the Carter ad­ recovering up to 3100 mi waste of 356,000 in taxpayers’ money besieged by complaints from angry chief administration law judge Earns 40th wedding anniversary capitals across the country. ministration caved in to the state's over the life of the benefit, United Feature Syndicate, Inc. Created by a pair of federal laws demands at last summer’s meeting enacted in 1964, the commissions of the National Governors’ Associa­ Silver generally have failed in the ensuing tion in Boston. Lee Roderick 14 years to accomplish their stated Not satisfied with that concession, mission: To foster economic the governors then pressed for the Wings development, with special emphasis president’s approval of a scheme on the creation of new jobs. calling for wall-to-wali regional com­ 2nd Lt. Craig S. Morris, son of Instead, the commissions have Carter’s Mideast Breakthrough retired U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. and missions spanning the entire country. become a haveq for high-salaried Early this year. Carter again Mrs. Henry A. Morris of 25 Glenwood WASHINGTON - President tities right now, but could upset the taken all these things into account. patronage appointees who preside relented and authroized creation of Arabia will do,” said Malik. “Some Road, South Windsor, has been Carter’s breakthrough in the Middle high hopes of the moment.” “ But there is no doubt you are over programs crippled by political three new regional commission. But leaders there would like to go along awarded silver wings upon graduation East is without a doubt a monumen­ Malik has long been one of the treading on very treacherous ground. abuse, waste and inefficiency. In a White House memo that in­ with this, but others are heaviliy in­ from U.S. Air Force navigator tal personal triumph. But it remains staunchest friends of the U.S. in the The danger that Sadat will be a training at Mather AFB, Calif. some instances, there also is advertently became public included fluenced by what happened in Iran to be seen whether the apparent Middle East. A world-renowned pariah in the Middle East, and may Kutlilcei) II. iVliirdock Dorutliy A. Merman Leslie J. .Szulonlai He is remaining at Mather for ad­ evidence of fraud and corruption. the president’s handwritten person and are very worried about Palesti­ peace agreement between Egypt and philosopher, he is also a former even be sacrificed over this agree­ vanced training. The commissions are funded joint­ opinion: “I consider the regional nian hostility if the Saudis go along Israel will also be a triumph for foreign minister of Lebanon and with the agreement. We’ll have to ment, is very great. But in The lieutenant, a 1972 graduate of ly by the federal and state commissions to be a waste of time peace in the region as a whole, or will former ambassador to the United diplomacy, nothing succeeds like South Windsor High School, received governments. Washington’s share to and money.” wait and see which school of thought Engaged ensure continued Western access to States from that country. He is success. If this agreement succeeds a bachelor of science degree in 1978 date totals about $4 billion, with ap­ Like the governors, however. prevails.” from the University of Connecticut. Middle East oil. currently visiting here. in staving off Soviet action, and at proximately 33.5 billion of that Carter has used the commissions as a Malik is adamant on the need for He received his commission in 1978 Within hours ”I doubt that the United States can least contains Arab reaction, then it amount going to the biggest and best- patronage haven for erstwhile cam­ the U.S. to do whatever is neefessary upon completion of Officer Training after the cabinet pull this think off by permanently will be judged worthwhile. At the known of the agencies, the Ap­ paign workers who now enjoy to keep oil flowing from the region. School at Lackland AFB, Texas. of Israeli Prime excluding the Soviet Union from the moment, everythings hangs in the palachian Regional Commission. salaries of as much as 347,500 and “The Western world could not exist Minister picture,” he said. "I expect a reac­ as we know it without these sources balance.” Senior Airman Martha J. Housley, That commission’s dubious expen­ 350,000 annually. Menachem Begin ^ tion from Russia and its friends in of oil for its technology. The No. 1 Other observers in this country, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aurthur B. ditures of public funds in the past in­ In addition to those payments, had approved the the Middle East, including the priority of the United States must be such as E.W. Scripps, president and Lieber of 115 Crestwood Drive, clude 31.2 million for a "Hall of most of the commissions’ expen­ peace accord, one Palestinians.” to have continued access to the oil. chairman of the board of Scripps Manchester, has been promoted to Fame” for track and field stars in ditures are for inconclusive stu(lies, of the most One of the biggest worries of U.S. “The cost to the United States to League Newspapers, are concerned senior airman in the U.S. Air Force. West Virginia and 342,000 for expan­ consulting fees and administrative respected and knowledgeable meiTm officials is that Saudi Arabia, banker make sure the flow of oil continues that Carter, in his desperation to An accounting technician at Alcon- sion of a boat marina in New York. costs — but not for economic develop­ the Middle East, Charles Malik of to the Arab countries as well as the uninterrupted may be considerable. bring about an accord between Egypt bury RAF station, England, she The Upper Great Lakes Regional ment. serves with a unit of the U.S. Air Lebanon, talked to this reporter most important source of foreign oil, But even if your country has to sub­ and Israel, is needlessly giving away Commission spent more than 3100,000 The proposed federal budget for Forces in Europe. about the agreement. will be forced into severe action sidize Egypt for 20 years it would be too much U.S. treasure. on an ill-fated experiment sub­ the 1980 fiscal year includes 3358.5 Airman Housley is a 1975 graduate “If it in fact goes throug,” siad because of the separate peace agree­ worth it — if subsidizing Egypt would "ft is painful to see our President stituting fish for meat in sausages, million for the Appalachian Regional TercHu M. Huahy of Manchester High School. Her hus­ Malik, former president of the U.N. ment being entered into by Egypt’s guarantee the oil.” hellbent to give away huge sums to cold cuts and other food items. The Commission and slightly more than Doiiglua A. Hill band, Thomas, is the son of Mrs. General Assembly, “it wUl be a very Anwar Sadat. Saudi aid to Egypt, the Regarding the possiblity that ’buy’ peace in the Middle East,” said resulting product was so inedible that 374 million for the other 11 agencies. Jinette Housley of Hammond, Ind. great achievement. But there are poor man of the Middle East, is es­ Egypt will now be an outcast among Scripps prior to the announced Mid­ it was rejected by both prison in­ That’s less than 1 percent of the three key problems that remain: timated at 31 billion a year or more— its Arab neighbors, Malik said, "I dle East agreement. IVlurilofk-darmienke Holly E. Krise, daughter of Mrs. mates and patients at mental in­ total budget, but politicians at both Palestinian reaction, Soviet reaction, a sum the U.S. may have to assume if must assume that Sadat and his In addition to expected direct Donald W. Martin of 158 Henry St., stitutions. the state and federal levels could and reaction from the other Arab there is a cutoff. military and economic aid, the U.S. The engagement of Miss Kathleen Manchester, has been promoted to friends in the Middle East, and the The mysterious disappearance of demonstrate their newfound commit­ states. These are all unknown quan­ "It’s difficult to predict what Saudi may end up being farced to Helen Murdock of Coventry to Albert airman first class in the U.S. Air United States and its friends, have (]»ll«‘fii J. Darliy Frances G. Ricci . fi-L, , more than 31 million purportedly dis­ ment to spending restraint by simply Carmienke of Manchester has been Force. guarantee a supply of oil to Egypt. Sl«-|ilu>ii J. Teinplc bursed by that commission for allowing the regional commissions to MR.SECRETflRV, ftBOUTTHIS PLRN FOR announced by her parents. Mr. and A material facilities specialist at IT MIGHT BE DIFFICULT TO ENFORCE.. The announced agreement im­ Mrs. Richard K. Murdock of I’ucker Hartford High School in 1975 and various other projects in the mid- die peacefully this year. MANPWTORV TEMPERKTORE CONTROL'S PO VOU RERUZE HOW MANY PUBLIC MacDill AFB, Fla., she serves with a mediately prompted the Palestine Street. Coventry. attended Manchester Community 1970s has been the subject of a IN PUBLIC BUILPINGS... BUILPINGS THERE ARE Mr. Temple is the son of Mr. and unit of the Tactical Air Command.' Liberation Organization ot warn Mr. Carmienke is the .son of Mr. College. He is employed at Barrett Mrs. Robert J. Temple of 5 Santina Airman Krise is a 1977 graduate, of Arab countries they too would feel and Mrs. Werner Carmienke of Plumbing Supply Co. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Warner of 38 Attendants were Mildred Whaples Drive, Manchester. Manchester High School. Her hus­ the brunt of the PLO’s wrath if they Gardner Street. Mancliester. The couple is planning a June 1 Joseph St., Manchester, were and Clint Wright. Miss Darby graduated from band, Michael, is the son of Mrs. The Almanac continued supplying ol) to .Egypt. Miss Murdock graduated from wedding at the Church of the honored at a surprise party hosted by The couple has a son, Kenneth Manchester High School in 1976. She Loretta Kris of Watertown, N.Y. Coventry High School and the New Assumption in Manchester. (Bruno family and friends on March 4 at Warner of Enfield, and two It is also taken for granted here is employed at the Pratt & Whitney Today is Monday, March 19, the Court ruled the Adamson Act was Haven Academy of Business. She is of Newington photo) Fiano's Restaurant in Bolton on the grandchildren. that the U.S. will continue giving con­ Division of United Technologies Cor­ Navy Seaman Patricia A. Miner, 78th day of 1979 with 287 to follow. constitutional. It provided for an employed as a legal secretary by the occasion of their 40th wedding an­ Mr. Warner retired from the Pratt siderable economic and military aid poration in East Hartford. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis niversary. The moon is approaching its last eight-hour workday on American firm of Howard. Kohn, Sprague & & Whitney Small Tool in West Hart­ to Israel, likely including a guarantee Mr. Temple graduated from Miner of 23 Earl St., Rockville, has quarter. railroads. FitzGerald and is the assistant clerk Busby-Hill The couple was married March 4, ford in 1976 after 25 years as a to supply it with oil in case Egypt Howell Cheney Regionql Vocational complete Sophie ^ ^ H o and Mrs. MANCHESTER — The town today $495,000 t $517,000, a letter from the programs already approved for fun­ Raymond E. Baker to the First Congregational Churdi of ^ ^ “ ^'‘''Ule; and received an increase of $22,000 in its federal Department of Housing and ding, or it can be u s ^ for new spen­ Pre-T ournament EAST HARTFORD - Raymond .South Windsor Stained Glass Window '*^8™ «k:hlldren. proposed. Community I^velopment Urban Development said. ding plans. Edward Baker, 61, of 114 Siison Ave. Restoration Fund, or the Wood The funeral IS Tuesday at 8; 15 a.m. grant for next year. The letter was received today by TTie entire use of Community died Wednesday in St. Augustine, Memorial Library.South Windsor, or from the White-Gibson-Small The town, of course, may not be town officials. The increase in the Development funds for next year is Fia. He was the husband of Mrs. the American Cancer Society. Funeral Home, 65 Elm St„ with a participating in the federal funding grant to the town is due to changes in indefinite, however. Dorothea Beauvais Baker. Mrs, Mary IJ. Huueisen mass at St. Joseph's Church at 9. The funeral was this morning at Burial will be in St. Bernard's program next year pending the out­ information about the town's popula­ On April 17, town voters will decide Favorites Ousted MANCHESTER — Mrs. Mary D. Cemetery. Friends may call at the come of the April 17 townwide vote. tion, the letter said. whether or not to approve an or­ Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main NEW YORK (UPI) - The circles, nipped Arkansas, 73-71, St. Burial was in Veterans Memorial Haueisen, 82, of 118 Pine St. died Sun funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 If it does participate next year, The town's population now is at dinance' for a two-year ban on town points and Tim Smith added 16, most day at Manchester Memorial to 9 p.m. however, it will receive $22,000 more slightly more than 50,000. participation in the program. final four of the NCAA Basket­ Saturday in the Midwest Regional of them coming from long range. Ron Field, Hillside Cemetery. and DePaul upset the nation’s Mr. Baker was bom in Hartford Hospital. She was the widow of Otto than it had expected. The town already has approved Approval of the ordinance would ball Tournament isn’t quite Plair topped St. John’s with 21 points, Haueisen. GladyH M. Jordan The town’s grant for next year spending plan for the $495,000 it had mean the town would withdraw from second-ranked team, UCLA, 96-91, in but Penn held the Redmen’s leading and had lived in East Hartford for what the television people had the West Regional to reach the final the past 35 years. Before retiring last Mrs. Haueisen was bom June 11, ROCKVILLE - Gladys M. Jordan, through the Community Develop­ expected to receive for next year The the program and receive nd money in mind. scorer, Reggie Carter, to only four 75, of 31 Chestnut St. died Sunday at ment program has increased from additional $22,000 can be added to instead of the $517,000. four for the first time in Coach Ray points. April, he had been employed as a 1896 in L'Mont, France, and had lived There’s no UCLA, no Notre Dame, in Manchester most of her life; She Rocjcville General Hospital. Meyer’s 37 years at the Chicago- Michigan State turned its duet of truck driver for the former Wooster no Duke and no North Carolina. In had been employed at Cheney Bros, She was bom in Rockville and had based school. Greg Keller and Earvin "Magic" Express of South Windsor for 28 ManchMttr short, it's not what you'd call an for 45 years before retiring 10 years lived here all her life. Before retiring /J O'f this year’s semifinalists, only Johnson loose against Notre Dame years. He was a member of the FIra Calls Manchester Police Report ] advertiser’s dream. Michigan State has been to the final Teamsters Retirees Club. He was a ago. She was a member of Center 13 years ago, she had been employed and the result was a blowout for the as a supervisor at the Travelers In­ In fact, a final four of DePauI, In­ four before and that was 22 years Spartans. Reiser scored 34 points — Navy veteran of World War II. Congregational Church. MANCHESTER- Several arrests Center St. at a gas station. Court date diana State, Pennsylvania and ago, many coming on feeds from Johnson He is also survived by four She is survived by two sons, Gerald surance Co., Hartford, and was a Friday, 11:32 p.m. - medical call, 42C Bluefield Drive (Town) were made in connection with ac­ is April 3. Michigan State more closely Michigan State will meet Penn and .— and “Magic” added 19 in sparking daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Smith of Demeusy of Farmington and Walter member of the Travelers Girls CTub. She was a communicant of St. Ber­ rSaturday, \0:23 a.m. — brush fire, cidents over the weekend. They in­ Russell P. Saunders, Jr., 41, of 120 resembles a field for one of those Indiana State will play DePaul next the victory. 0, Haueisen of Burlington; a stepson, East Hartford, Mrs. Caroline Newth Adelaide Road (Town) cluded Thomas Bombardier, 20, of 56 sundry Christmas tournaments than Saturday in the semifinals at Salt of Manchester, Mrs. Dorothea Frank Haueisen of Manchester, nard's Church and had served as a Branford, St. was charged with Indiana State got 31 points from volunteer at Rockville General Saturday, 11:34 p.m. - brush fire, Grissom Road, who was charged evading responsibility in connection in does for the semifinals of the Lake City, with the winners meeting Larry Bird, college basketball’s Mikalauskas of East Hartford and N.H.; a daughter, Mrs. Milda M. Strant Street (Town) nation’s most prestigious basketball Flavell of Vernon; six grandchildren Hospital for manv years. with reckless operation of a motor with an accident on Branford Street player of the year, but it took an off- Mrs. Barbara Kovalcik of South Saturday, 3:12 p.m. — water flow vehicle. Police said he lost conttol of tourney. and five great-grandchildren. She is survived by a son, Robert Saturday night. His car struck a balanced, left-handed shot by Bob Meriden; a sister, Mrs. Grace Marsh alarm, Lydall Inc., Parker Street (Town) his car on Hartford Road Saturday But, at least the college basketball The funeral is Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Jordan of South Bend, Ind.; three parked vehicle owned by Ronald J. Heaton with five seconds remaining of Eas* Hartford; and seven Saturday, 5:57 p.m. — grass fire. Slater night'and hit a utility pole. Bombar­ experts were right when they siad at Center Congregational Church. brothers, John Jordan and Vincent Street (Town) Masse of 93 Branford St. Court date NCAA for the Sycamores to defeat Arkan­ grandchildi'?n. dier sustained a broken leg and was there was no clear-cut favorite for Burial will be in East Cemetery. Jordan, both of Rockville, and Edwin Saturday, 11:31 p.m. — car accident is April 3. sas. Bird was supposed to take the l.a’onur«l V. DuinuMclii Jordan of Stafford Springs; two in satisfactory condition today at the NCAA tournament this season. Monday night for the national cham­ last shot for Indiana State but he was Friends may call at Holmes extricacion, Hartford Road (Town) None of the four finalists was EAST HARTFORD - Leonard Vin­ sisters, B eatrice L. Jordan of Sunday, 5:30 a.m. — water flow alarm, Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Other arrests included the pionship. covered and Heaton fired up his Funeral Home, 400 Main St., today expected to survive its regional tour­ cent Demaschi, 53, of 17 Willys St. Rockville and Mrs, John A. (Ber­ Georgia Pacific, North Main Street was extricated from his vehicle by following: Penn managed to nip St. John’s desperation toss from 10 feet out. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m, nament. Penn, the first Ivy League died Saturday at a South Windsor nice) Baldracchi of Stafford Springs; (Eighth District) the Town Fire Department. • George P. Schmid, 32, of 167 when the Redmen missed three The ball bounced off the Hm twie’e convalescent home. six grandchildren,«a niece and Sunday, 9:02 a.m. — gas washdown. Court date is April 3. Summit St., Willimantic, charged Ivy Leaguers Going to Utah semifinalist since the Biil Bradley- straight field goal attempts in the before falling through. (Jifford II. Hniilli wailc Summit Street (Town) Mr. Damaschi was born in Hart­ several nephews. Kurt A. Edgecomb, 18, of 880 with disorderly conduct in connection ied Princeton team of 1965, won the waning seconds. A pair of free DePaul got 24 points apiece from MANCHESTER — Clifford H. Sunday, 2:46 p.m. — brush (ire, Tolland Turnpike was charged with Bobby Willis of Pennsylvania cuts down East Regional by edging St. John’s, throws by James Salters with 23 Gary Garland and Curtis Watkins in ford and had lived in the area all his The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 Winthrop Road (Town) with a disturbance at Manchester Regional Basketball Tournament. Penn life. Before retiring, he had been Braithwaite, 62, of West Palm a.m. from Burke-Fortin Funeral evqding responsibility in connection Memorial Hospital Friday night. basket strings after Ivy Leaguers continues stopped St. John’s in finals yesterday in 64-62 Sunday and Michigan State seconds remaining put the Quakers defeating UCLA. The Blue Demons Sunday, 1:47 p.m. — water flow alarm, whipped Notre Dame, 80-68, in the employed for seven years by the East Beach, Fla,, formerly of Home, 76 Prospect St., with a mass with an accident at Center and Broad Court date is April 2. ahead by the two points, but a shot by led by 17 points at the half, but UCLA Georgia pacific (Eighth District) Cinderella role by winning NCAA Eastern Greensboro, N.C., 64-62. (UPI Photo) Mideast Regional to end the Irish’s Hartford Board of Education. He was Manchester, died Saturday in West at St. Bernard's Church at Iff. Burial streets Friday night. A witness.,.told • Timothy E. Banks, 16/ of 605 N. Tom Calabrese and two subsequent got within two points with less than Sunday, 5:22 p.m. — thermostat hopes of reaching the semifinals for a Navy veteran of World War H and a Palm Beach, He was the husband of will be in St. Bernard’s Cemetery, police he ran a red light and struck a Main St., charged with tampering follow-up shots by Gordon Thomas 30 seconds remaining only to have malfunction, 32 Durant St. (Town) the second year in a row. life member of the Ea.st Hartford Mrs. Neva Mancini Braithwaite. Friends may call at the funeral Today, 4:45 a.m. — light ballast, ear driven by Lawrence N. White, 57, with a motor vehicle and third- and Wayne McKoy missed for the Garland wrap it up with a layup with Indiana State, the nation’s No. 1 VFW Post, He was a communicant of Mr, Braithwaite was born July 19, home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester Police Department, 239 E. of 63 Pine St. Court date is April 3. degree larceny. Police said he stole a Redmen as time ran out. 10 seconds left. All-America David St, Mary’s Church, 1916 in Manchester, son of the late J. Middle Turnpike (Town) Gary D. Temple, 22, of 14 Dean battery from a vehicle parked on ranked team but stiil considered an Tony Price, the Ivy League Most Greenwood had 37 points for the Mrs. John Gibson Big Test for Alabama unproven commodity in some He is survived by two .sons, Gary L, Rhey and Blanche Woodruff Today, 8:05 a.m. — toaster fire, 81 Drive, East Hartford, was charged Homestead Street Friday night. Valuable Player, led Penn with 21 Bruins. Braithwaite, and had lived here until MANCHESTER — Mrs. Mary Carriage Drive (Town) with operating under the influence of 9 .Damaschi of Turnersville, N,J,, and Court Date is March 26. Brian J, Damaschi of Lake Orion, going to Florida in 1947. Turner Gibson, 79, of 34 Eldridge St. Today, 8:08 a.m. — light fixture (ire, liquor in connection with an accident 575 Center St. (Town) • Donald G. Brown, 23, of 24 Mich,; his mother, Mrs, Mary G, He is survived by a son, William B. died Sunday at a Manchester con­ early Saturday at Woodsid Street and Locust St., charged with operating a Clernenza of East Hartford; a sister, Braithwaite of Florida; a daughter, valescent home. She was the wife of Hillstown Road. Police said his car vehicle while his license is suspended John Gibson. Tonight with Purdue p , , Mrs,' Aldo Mazzadra of East Hart­ Mrs, Jacqueline Sudarno of Florida; appeared to have gone out of control and speeding. Court date is March 27. ford; and a grandson. a brother, Harold Braithwaite of Mrs. Gibson was born Sept. 9,1899 and struck a utility pole. Court date • James Gilbane, 28, of 184 Center The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 Manchester; three sisters, Mrs. in Portadown, County Armagh, Polish Women is April 3. St., charged with operating under the NEW1VTTW vYORK n p i f MTPn(UPI) - PC.M. M ■' V. State’s highI high school school programs. programs, Ten of • ^ ■ ■ / v - M A . Corps’ Northern Ireland, and came to this Daniel W. Edwards, 24, of 107 a,m, from Callahan Funeral Home, Dorothy Patricca, Miss Charlotte MANCHESTER — Polish Women’s influence Of liquor early Sunday. Newton, coach of Alabama, our 11 players are from Alabama. Braithwaite and Mrs. Gladys country and settled in Manchester 55 Spruce St. was charged with NIT Apparently, I can’t recruit well out of 1602 Main St,, with a mass at St, Alliance Group 246 will meeWonight Court date is April 3. must feel like a haberdasher at Mary's Church at 9, Burial will be in Weimann, all of Phoenix, Ariz,; and years ago. She was a member of St. at 7:30 at the home of operating under the influence of • John S. Campbell, 37, of 713 Hart­ the state.” Veterans Memorial Field, Hillside a granddaughter, Susan Sudarno of Mary’s Episcopal Church. Kose 113 Park St. luor and./or drugs in connection ford Road, charged with driving un­ a nudist colony. He’s got a Alabama’s best player is 6-foot-6 Cemetery, Full military honors will Fiorida. She is also survived by two sons, 1th an accident at Parker and der the influence of liquor Sunday. product to sell, SEC basket­ forward Reginald King, the SEC’s Shake Growing Pains be accorded at graveside. The funeral and burial were Norman L. Gibson of Manchester i'oodbridge streets Saturday night. Court ate is April 3. ball, but everywhere he looks meeting of the Big Ten," said New­ player of the year this season. King is and John G. Gibson of St. Police said he lost control of his vehi­ ton. "We’ll get all our problems the Crimson Tide’s leading scorer Friends may call a the funeral .scheduled for today in West Paim • Stephen D. Jeannotte, 20, of 416 whipped Cleveland. 126-112; 15 points, Phil Ford 14'and Bob Nash, Petersburg, Fla. ' he knows nobody’s going to ironed out.” and rebounder, but he will have his NEW YORK (UPI) - The home tonight from 7 to 9 and Tue.sday Beach. cle and drove up on a traffic island Lake Road, Andover, charg^ with Lucius Allen, Otis Birdsong and Ron buy. While the Big Ten’s power is evi­ Milwaukee Bucks’ “Kiddie Philadelphia topped New York, 106- from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m, The funeral is Tuesday at 11:30 Sunset Club and hit two traffic barrels. Court operating under the influence of hands full going on the boards with Behagen 10 each as the Kings boosted Ruymond I., King That’s because Newton is sur­ dent, Newton feels his team has done 90; Kansas City downed Chicago, 114- a.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. date is April 3. liquor, drugs or both and illegal Purdue’s 7-foot-l center, Joe Barry Corps” have finally shaken their lead over the Denver Nuggets SOMERS — Raymond L. King, 39, MANCHESTER - The Sunset Club rounded by teams from the Big Ten quite well this season and will give a 103; San Diego routed New Jersey, Churlea (], Plieloii Jr. The Rev. Stephen Jacobson, rector, Domenic A. Tedeschi, 39, of possession of less than four ounces of Carroll. their growing pains and are to four games. of 12 Franklin Woods Drive, formerly ...... will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the conference tonight when the National good account of itself tonight. 110-98; New Orleans nipped Phoenix, EAST HARTFORD - Charles C, will officiate. Burial will be in East Springfield was charged with cannabis. He was held in lieu of $500 Indiana and Ohio State will be starting to sprout quickly. Jazz 121, SiinH 117 Senior Citizens Center. Invitation Touniament switches to "I think our team has made good 121-117; and Los Angeles stopped Phelon Jr,, 45, of 37 Andrew Drive, of Vernon, died Saturday in Johnson Cemetery operating a vehicle while his license bond. meeting for the third time this One of the youngest teams in the James McElroy scored 33 points in Memorial Hospital in Sta’fi'ora Kitchen social games will be Madison Square Garden for the progress,” said Newton. "I thought Boston, 122-111. \ president of the Blind People’s Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main is suspended in connedtion with an • Charles J. Mitchell Jr., 36, of 168 season. The clubs split their previous National Basketball Association, the pacing the Jazz to victory over the Springs. He was the hu.sband of Mrs. played after the meeting. semifinals. we were good enough to win the SEC HuIIi'Ih 126. Cuuilirrii 112 Association of Connecticut, died St., is in charge of arrangements. accident early Sunday on Tolland W. Center St., charged on a warrant two games, with Ohio State winning Bucks started the season slowly but Suns. The Suns trailed by only two Paula Bania King. Newton’s club meets Purdue, the Tournament (won by Tennessee), but ' Bobby Dandridge and Elvin Hayes Friday at Hartford Hospital, He was There are no calling hours. Turnpike. His vehicle struck a car with violation of probation. He was in Columbus, Ohio, and Indiana win­ have been playing with great intensi­ points with 22 seconds remaining but Mr. King was born in New Haven Big Ten co-champion, in the first I had to suspend two players and that eacn scored 24 points in sparking the the husband of Mrs, Shirley McCor­ The family suggests that any driven by Thomas R. Lavoie, 23, of turned over to state police on the ning in Bloomington, Ind. Ohio State ty lately and are giving every indica­ Bullets to victory. Campy Russell led Spencer Haywood’s two free throws and lived in Vernon before moving to game of the double-header and two took away some of the edge. mack Phelon, memorial gifts may be made to the 129 Tudor Lane. Court date is March charge. is led by guard Kelvin Ransey and tion that they will be a team to be three seconds later gave the Jazz a Somers three years ago. moreBig Ten clubs, Indiana and Ohio But ours is one of the few programs Mr, Phelon, who had served as American Cancer Society, 237 E. ^ ||"^|[| ...... 27. center Herb Williams, both all Big reckoned with next season. four-point lead and put the game He was employed as a civil State, tangle in the nightcap. that competes nationally where the president of the association for the Center St. Marilyn Moses, 16, of 32D Race Five loaves of bread and some Ten selections, while Indiana is Led by Mdruqes Johnson’s 34 away. “I feel like I’m attending a spring program is the reflection of our engineer for Kaman Aerospace, Brook Drive, East Hartford, was change were reported stolen during a paced by forward Mike Woodson. points — 10 of which came on slam Clip|M'rn III), Ni‘lz 98 past four years, was a member^f the Bloomfield. Richard W. Palmer Sr. ( Lottery 1 NBA Connecticut Council of the BlinB and charged with evading responsibiiity break-in at Giovanni’s Restaurant, dunks — the Bucks outraced the San Lloyd Free scored 31 points in lif- He was a graduate of Enfield High MANCHESTER - The funeral of ) had served as a delegate to the East Richard W. P alm er Sr., 58, of HARTFORD —The winning in connection with an accident Sun- . 250 Hartford Road early Saturday. Antonio Spurs, 147-127, Sunday to win c •ting San Diego to victory over Now School, the University of Connecticut Hartford PTA Council, number drawn Saturday in the day morning on Spencer Street. Her Another burglary was reported at a their third in a row and sixth in their the Cayaliers with 35 points. Jersey. The Clippers have won 13 of School of Engineering and was Norwich, formerly of Manchester, He was born in Hartford and had who died March 14 at Newington Connecticut daily lottery was 670. vehicle struck a car driven by. Shepard Drive home. It was unknown last seven outings. 7 6 en 106, Knicki 90 their last 14 games. Winford Boynes presently enrolled in a master’s Darlene R. Soares, 16, of 251 W. lived in East Hartford most of his Veterans Hospital is Tuesday. what was taken. rs Have New Look Even though the Bucks are Darryl Dawkins scored 29 points led the Nets with 18 points. program at Western New England life. He had been employed for 15 Graveside services will be at 11 probably laWcetiJ m i Hh tmtfk of the season with 7:21 left, lifting a.m. from the Somers Funeral past worthy patron of Stella Chapter, were a few appeals from owners of personal property. —I-—A„ aL- m 1 second-place New York Rangers in Colombia in the Davis Cup North accustomed to slower, clay surfaces. acing the 32-year-old Colombian from Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 VI QWKv F v n M P f WOOP^OO v f I v f rVOT ■■■ V*vN Washington to a tie with Buffalo. It was on those slowler surfaces Home, 354 Main St., Somers, OES, Hartford. The Board of Tax Review’s final sessions were Friday A 2a sole possession of third place. Head American Zone finals and set up a repeatedly with his potent serves and Main St,, with a mass at St, Rose MMMMVIfWIMi w Vi ipfCvV* n U O m U W IrvI KOOfOwO Rene Robert, Rick Martin and Jerry that Colombia shocked the U.S. followed by a service at 9:30 at St! He is survived by two daughters, night and Saturday morning. Applicants who attended in­ Coach Pat Quinn and goalie Robbie Pro Hockey September match between the crossing hirii up with deft passing Church at 9, Buriat will be in Hiilside TOOONMNON^ fflO f ^ofOPO iN^hsO^NN OOtOOiBf ffoOOO OOOSOOT Korab each put the Sabres up one Davis Cup squad, 4-1, in 1974. This Mary’s Episcopal Church, Enfield. .Mrs. Liliian Scales and Mrs. cluded David Allen Plastics, which is located on the Elm Moore, two new additions, are United States and Argentina. shots. Cemetery, ymf ftiftidm or Iscaf AsIi m CMirsI CMfor, goal but Rolf Edberg, Tom Rowe and year Colombia failed to win even a Burial will be in West Cemeterv, En­ Vtohnnette Moore, both of Hartford; a Street extension. probably bigger parts. Stockton whipped Alvaro Betancur McEnroe has won 18 straight sets Friends may call at the funeral field. Lane came through for the Caps. in straight sets, 6-1, 6-2, 7-5, and set. in Davis Cup competition. b H ^ r , ^ o r y Marshall of Bloom- The firm is challenging its personal property assess­ s h o u w h a v i a t h a s t a Moore, who shut out the Cdlorado In other NHL games, Detroit home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p,m, t v a r H o m Islanders 5, North Stars 3 Betancur, the third-ranked Colom­ Friends may call at the funeral fieldrfotrfsisters, Mrs. Lula Phillips ment, Nimirowski said. Rockies in his NHL debut March 6, topped Chicago, 4-2; Pittsburgh beat McEnroe olished off Ivan Molina, 6-4, Colombia, which shocked the U.S. 1 01. BOTTU OF SYKUF OF IPKAC ON HMD. Goalie Bill Smith stopped 40 shots bian, made his strongest challenge In Mrs. Kdiih i;.M. Vilirrl home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 of Hartford, Mrs. Celestine Holmes Also, an appeal was filed for the property at 296 turned away 22 shots Sunday and Bill the New York Rangers, 5-1; 6-3, 6-2. The U.S. team had clinched in 1974, beating it four matches to p.m. Barber and Balke Dunlop scored in and Bryan Trottier scored a goal and the zone finals with Saturday’s the third set when he took a 5-3 lead one, has been handicapped by playing SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs, Edith of New Orleans, La., Mrs. Josephine Hillstown Road, which is a solar home. Washington tied Buffalo, 3-3; the an assist to spark New York over The family suggests that those IPECAC SYRUP • the final period to claim the win. doubles triumph. and was serving for the set. on the fast, indoor surface here. E, Miller Vibert, 77, of 809 Main St, Haynes of Chicago, 111., and Mrs Nimirowski said this was one of the few new homes in New York Islanders downed Minnesota. Trottier, the league’s top wishing to may make memorial gifts “You have to expect being scored Minnesota, 5-3, dnd Vancouver The U.S. team swept the matches, Stockton responded, however, by Colombia's 1974 victory in Colombia' died Sunday at her home, Lillian Porter of Detroit, Mich.; town on which an appeal had been made. point-maker with 118, put New York to the American Heart A.ssociation of ? 0Z. on sooner or later,” said the 24-year- defeated Atlanta, 2-1. 5-0, and will play Argentina, which winning four straight points, was on a slower, clay surface, more Mrs, Vibert was born in Rockville eight grandchildren and a great­ The board now has until the end of the month to review ahead 1-0 just 1:52 into the game with Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St., grandchild. old Moore, referring to the fact that In the World Hockey Association, beat Chile in South American zone breaking his opponent’s serve in the advantageous to its style of play. and lived in South Windsor the past 53 and decide on the appeals filed by the property owners. his 300th career goal. Bob Bourne ninth game and the key 11th game. Hartford, Conn. 06105. 69^ the Blues’ two goals were the first Cincinnati stopped New England, 4-1, play Sunday. years. The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m. scored twice in 54 seconds as New She was a former school teacher in scored on him in the NHL. “But I’m Quebec stom p^ Eldmonton, 7-2, and Mra. Harold Lisk at Samsel-Bassinger Funeral Home, n u t A» SOMf rrs o n what toh shohid do with York tallied on three of its first five the Ellington and Tolland school 419 Buckland Road. The Rev. Steve Manager Late pretty confident. I was tonight.” Winnipeg overcame Birmingham, 4- MANCHESTER - Mrs. Matilda L. MtDKmts m THi Homit That’s good. Because Moore, who shots. systems for six years She was the Lisk, 50, of 42C Bluefield Drive died Tollander will officiate. Burial will 2. Canucks 2, Flames 1 librarian of the Wood Memorial be in Center Cemetery. 1. Sio n im AKiM i )• • taft plan H t i f Am tiHk •! cMAnii. was called up from the Maine Saturday at Manchester Memorial On Budget Goal 2 RaaA fta laW nrafaHy W a n M tim ar |ia)a| aay aiailatiaa. Second-period goals by Ron Library of South Windsor from 1935 Hospital. She was the wife of Harold Friends may call at the funeral 1 Kaap aH Amp ptaAacIi ia d m i orifiaal nataiaon. Sedibauer and Don Lever M Van­ Cruz, who was suspended by the to 1954, She then accepted the (wsi- Lisk. home Wednesday from 5 to 7:30 p.m. MANCHESTER — Town Manager Robert Weiss said 4. Oaa’t n ia alA awedaa. couver over Atlanta, knocking the k Oaaa aat yaat aiiAitiai nUaal aa a npalai tan. Hearing Ordered stewards while still on the track, was tion of librarian in the Avon Public Mrs. Lisk was born Aprii 22,1928 in The family suggests that any today he does not expect to meet his deadline for com­ Flames into fourth place in the I DianiA Sw aaan A partiaa at a pnacripliaa. IM n n n yaa SaAi An ARCADIA, Calif. (UPI) — Jockey released from the Arcadia City Jail Library for four years. After her Groton and had lived in Manchester memorial gifts may be made to the pleting the. town budget. He will, however, meet a more anAidaa Aeaai Aw taiat Patrick Division behind the Flyers. Jorge Cruz has been ordered to at­ late Saturday on $5,000 bond. He retirement there, she return(>d as for 20 years. She formerly was Heart Association of Greater Hart­ important deadline the one imposed by the 'Town Charter. 7. KaaaiaAiatAni|iyaaanBUa|. Fac yair aaai pmaaiaa. laan An Bob Murdoch scored early in the n a m of Ai Anifi y a i taka aaA loan kaai to aaa ikaai ptaparty. tend a formal hearing Wednesday librarian at the Wood Memoriai employed in the dietary department ford, 310 Collins St., Hartford. Weiss had hoped to submit his budget to the Town made a preliminary appearance Sun­ final period for the Flames. Library where she served until her Board of Directors by FYiday. This goal may be difficult fOH THI noncTiO N Of TOW CNRMBf, m t aw THm before Santa Anita stewards in con­ day morning before the stewards. 9 of Manchester Memorial Hospital. Paul F. kordor nection with his suspension and 'The horse, Bold Dave, was dis­ WHA death. She is also survived by a sister, to reach, he said this morning. AM MOACB) M CHU MBtTANT CONTAMBB. COVENTRY - Paul F. Korder. 86, niicn iFFfcnvi Tiu. aoana arrest Saturday'on charges of using qualified when track stewards Reg Thomas scored one goal and She was a member of the First Mrs. Helen Malunza of Groton. He hopes to have a summary sheet, which would list of Depot Road died Saturday at an illegal electrical device in winning added two assists to spark Cincinnati Congregational Church of South The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 the proposed budget figures for each department, com­ SPECIAL SAVINGS'ON PATIENT AIDS! ordered a search of Cruz that past New England. Peter Marsh, Windsor, She was also a member of Main St., is in charge of Windham Community Memorial pleted by Friday. The entire budget package, which in­ a race at Santa Anita. revealed a batter. Hospital. Thomas and Robbie Ftorek all the Albert Morgan Chapter of the arrangements, which are in­ cludes details of expenditures from each department, HOMf MOOD n tS S O K U T '.. scored In the third period to break a Archaeological Society of Connec­ complete. Mr. Korder was born in New Bri­ probably will not be ready by then, he said. ticut, and the South Windsor tain and had lived in Fort Myers, Accoiding to the Town Charter, Weiss has until a week ■ V S m X t*neiaiyteaaaAn Historical Society, !Hr». Kruno Sumisluski Fla., for 24 years before coming to from Wednesday to submit his entire proposed budget for I M r s W lakiyaofItaaApnm NE Platform Tennis Title * Survivors are a .son, .lo.seph W, ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Mary V. Coventry in April 1978. He had been the 1979-80 fiscal year. This deadline will be met. Nordique* 7, Oiler* 2 employ^ as an underwriter by the Vibert Jr. of South Windsor; a Sumislaski, 66, of 107 Brooklyn St. The Democratic members of the Town Board of Direc­ Rrfv* carvfGU TiAcnoN n r IFon by White-fenning$ Real Cloutier, pro hockey’s top daughter, Mrs, Carolyn V. Lind of died Sunday at Rockville General Travelers Insurance Co., Hartford, tors have imposed' a six percent increase limit on the goal scorer with 66 in 66 games, West Hartford; two sisters, Mrs. Hospital. She was the wife of Bruno for several years before retiring in manager's proposed budget. In past years, his budget in­ : Mike White of Manchester and Stu Jennings of Glastonbury p scored three goals and assisted on 1953. He was a member of Wyllys M l . • i m Agnes Miller Davis of East Windsor Sumislaski. crease requests generally have been much higher than IM teamed .to win the New England Platform Tennis Cham- ^ two others when Quebec bombed Ed­ Lodge of Masons, West Hartford. and Mrs. Arline Miller Bidwell of Mrs. Sumislaski was born in that. Last year, for instance, Weiss asked for an increase 16.99 ; pionship last weekend in Boston. monton. Richie Leduc added two South Windsor, and seven Rockville and had lived here all her He is survived by two daughters, of more than 12 percent. goals for Quebec, now within one ' Seed^ No. 2, the White-Jennings team whipped top-seeded | grandchildren. life. Before retiring four years ago, Mrs. Paula Brinton of Coventry and This year, though, the manager's requested increase ADJOSTAIU FMDH 6 W A U t a ^ w..,. m » point of fir^ la c e Edmonton. The funeral is Wtslnesday at 2 p.m, she had been employed at LaPointe Mrs. Shirley Marsh of Hayden Lake, has to be a max"unum of six percent. ^ Bill Dixon and Pat Mattimore of Boston in the finals, 6-7,64,6-1 jeu 4, BuIi7 2 Industries. She was a communicant of Idaho; a sister, Mrs. Lucy Gustafson Weiss said be has made his first round of cuts in in the First Congregational Church, U0« ;|4 . i Bill Lesuk and Roland Ericksson Main Street, South Windsor. Burial St. Joseph’s Church and a member of of West Hartford; three proposed town budgets, but he does not want to begin p Next month the champs will compete in the Regional Tour- i scored Uiird-period goals Sunday, will be in Center Cemetery, South its St. Helen’s Society and Rosary grandchildren and two great­ printing the budget document until he is sure he is within ornom. wOH. I nament in Ohio. ’ 4 I®®***."* Winnip^ over Birmingham. Windsor, grandchildren. the six percent figure. Society. 44.99 .;. White and Jennings are both weIl-4uiown in Manchester as I Puck Rolling into Ranger Goal Friends may call at the Samsel- She is also survived by two sons, The funeral and burial will be at After Weiss submits his budget, a public bearing will be Bassinger Funeral Home, 419 Robert Sumislaski of Rockville and the convenience of the family. held on the proposal. That meeting will be April 2 at GENOVESE DRUe I top-flight tennis playe^Uie former an ex-town single cham-1. JLyloal mldwaV^Si t h e ^ ‘ Orest Kindrachuk, left/ of Pittsburgh, game. New "York’s Mike McEwen looks on. Buckland Road, South Windsor, Sgt. Bruno A. Sumislaski Jr. of The Potter Funeral Home, 456 Waddell School. pion-while Jemungs ruled the membership for several years in p as the Jete outshot the BulU, 17-1, in watches3 puck as it flies past Ranger goalie ooai was credited to Ross Lonsberry. (UPI Jackson St., Willimantic, has charge aMMn. LMmMi' :SHm» NmiMip Tonnie fliih 4 thg final session. Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Colorado Springs, Colo.; a daughter, After the hearing, the Board of Directors began their ^the Neipsic Tennis Gub. Wayne Thomas for score, during yesterday’s Photo) The family suggests that tho.se Mrs. Lois Crawford of South Wind- of the arrangements. lenigthy work on tte budget. PAGE TWELVK - EVENING GERALD, Mon., March 19, 187» y///////////y/y////////m '//////y///////////////^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 1 evening herald. Mon., March 19, 1979- PAGE THIRtb-piv Sue Balesano, Bill MacMullen Whaler Home Scoreboard Training IMCUE WHA Win Town Duckpin Tourneys Jinx Continues W L Camp Edmonton 37 25 Two new champions were Division honors with a 4-2 verdict scratch and the women handicap. the previous week, won the first Quebec 35 26 over Diane Lombardi. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. goal surge in the final stanza with a crowned yesterday in the an­ MacMullen's games were 125-138- three games against Lombardi, then New England 31 26 Leah MacMulicn, daughter of the (UPI) — The way the New power play tally at 4:48. Thomas then Notes nual Men's and Women’s Town 168-127-127-131, while McAllister lost a pair before winning the Winnipeg 32 30 1979 men's champ, reigned in the England Whalers see it, they’d added an insurance goal and Robbie Duckpin Bowling Tournaments rolled 116-168-104-95-131-109. clincher before a fine crowd. Cincinnati 28 33 Women's Division last year. Bill Ftorek scored into an empty net. The men’s winner ousted Ed The scores were: Balesano 120-114- be better off playing the rest of Birmingham 25 35 y/////////////////////////A '"w /^^^^^ at the Holiday l^nes. MacMullen's success at least kept The Whalers outshot Cincinnati 31- Bujaucius in the semifinals, 2-0 on 107-115-106-123. Lombardi 119-88-104- their games on the road. Suniluy'H RchuIu Bill MacMullen followed his one championship trophy in the fami­ 27 but were frustrated'several times games of 141-126 to 135-120 for the 123-121-95. The Whalers lost their fifth Cincinnati 4, New England 1 daughter's victory of a year ago ly for at least another year. by Stingers netminder Mike Liut. NEW YORK (UPI) — Pete Rose finally made a hit ... and loser. McAllister tripped up Mickey Lombardi reached the finals by straight game at home Sunday after­ Quebec 7, Edmonton 2 when he copped the Men's Division The victories were worth $100 and "I can't fault the effort of our that’s a lot more than the world champion New York Yankees Holmes, 2-1, to reach the finals. His defeating Sandy Edwards in the noon as Reg Thomas scored one goal Winnipeg 4. Birmingham 2 title with a 4-3 game win over Don a trophy to MacMullen and ^ and a guys, ” said Wahlers Coach Bill Di- can say about their plight. scores were 115-149-135 while Holmes semifinais, 2-0, while Balesano and added two assists to lead the Cin­ McAllister in the best-of-seven set. trophy to Balesano. Thirty-six men neen. “But there was no consistency rolled 133-126-125. ousted Kris DeAngelis, 2-1, on scores cinnati Stingers to a 4-1 victory at the Rose, the Philadelphia Phillies’ White Sox walloped Kansas City 14-6, Sue Balc.sano swept the Women’s and 20 women competed, men rolling at all in the penalties.” NBA millionaire first baseman, singled in Montreal downed Los Angeles 7-1, Elarlier, Ed Bujaucius ousted Rocr of 120-159-120 to 126-109-113 for the Springfield Civic Center. Dineen said Liut has played well in the fifth inning for his first hit of the Pittsburgh hammered Baltimore 5-2 CO Lupacchino, 2-1, Mike Lappen loser. Lombardi's totals were 109-127 Bill Gilligan gave (Cincinnati a 1-0 the every game against New ''*^astern Division edged Art Johnson, 2-1, McAllister and Eklwards rolled 97-91. lead in the first period. Whaler Larry spring Sunday, but it wasn't enough and Detroit and Texas played to a 14- England. “We're just missing too Atliiiitir Divixion Bruins^ Celts stopped Carl Bujaucius, 2-0, Howard Quarterfinals found Sue Balesano Pleau tied the score with a to prevent the Phillies from losing to inning 4-4 tie. many scoring chances,” he said. W L Pet. GB Holmes stopped Fred McCurry, 2-1, beating Bev Champlin, M , Leah shorthanded goal in a wild second the Toronto Blue Jays, 12-4. Rose had In Cactus League competition, The Whalers have 14 games left Washington 47 22 .681 — Eye Suburbs and Mickey Holmes beat Bob FYost, MacMullen was sidelined by period during which referee Peter gone to the plate 16 times without a Chicago bested Oakland 7-4, San and Dineen said “We’d be better off Philadelphia 37 33 .529 lOW 2-0. DeAngelis, 2-0, Lombardi beat Mike Moffat whistled 50 of the game’s 80 hit before connecting off reliever F ran cisco topped S eattle 5-3, playing all 14 games on the road." New Jersey 34 37 .479 14 BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Sue Balesano who trailed her sister Irish, 2-0, and Edwards topped penalty minutes. Jesse Jefferson. However, he went Milwaukee defeated California 8-4 Bruins and Celtics may move to the They have won eight out of their last New York 29 43 . 403 19W Chickey’s leading qualifying score Chickey Balesano, 2-1. Peter Marsh led Cincinnati’s three- 10 points on the road. hitless in his next two trips to the and San Diego crushed Cleveland 12- suburbs under a plan by a business Boston 27 42 .391 20 plate and is only l-for-19 In the 4. / syndicate to build a $35 million, Ceiilrul Divixion Grapefruit League competition. Willie Norwood hit a two-run 20,000-seat sports and entertainment W L Pet. GB Toronto unloaded three home runs homer to spark Minnesota’s triumph complex on the Wilmington-North San Antonio 42 29 .592 — as part of a 13-hit attack off Steve as the Twins overcame a grand slam Final Round 69 Champions of the St, James Invitational Tourney Off'Court Upset Reading line. Houston 40 30 .571 IW Carlton and Rawly Eastwick. Rick homer by Boston’s Jim Rice ... Cito Bosetti and Otto Velez hit three-run The 83-acre complex would include Illing Junior High jayvee girls’ basketball Felicia Falkowski. Standing: Coach Barbara Atlanta 39 33 .571 3W Gaston, trying to win a job as a sub­ a concrete, steel and stained-glass Detroit 28 42 . 400 13W homers and DaVe l^cKay added a stitute, hit a homer and drove in team copped the recently staged St. James Brody, Kristin English, Heather Reading, coliseum for the Bruins and Celtics; Cleveland 28 43 .394 14 solo blast for the Blue Jays. Richie three runs in the Braves’ victory ... Wins for Garner Invitational. Team members (left to right) Janet Stephens, Sandy Prior, Cheryl Wilson, Affects Barker a $7 million, 350-room motor inn; $10 New Orleans 23 50 .315 20 Hebner, who lost his first base job to some poor outfield play by Dave million international trade center, Front row: Theresa Landry, Suzanne Laura Petersen, Paula Kurowski, Anne Rose, homered for the Phillies, SAN DIEGO (UPI) — LPGA veteran JoAnne Garner said Collins enabled the Cardinals to and a parking garage. Meister, Traci Sullins, Patti Wojnarowski, Mistretta, Kris Vichi, Colleen Cunningham, BOSTON (UPI) — Sue Barker already had ousted Chris Evert fFestern Conference The Yankees, meanwhile, con­ score three seventh inning runs and Former Boston Mayor John Collins Saturday it would take a final-round 69 for her to win the $160,000 Mary Jo Heine, Doreen Phelps, Judy Dalone, Maureen Flanagan. (Herald Photo by Pinto) and Virginia Wade and was hoping for one more upset .when she tinued to unimpress their boss, defeat the Reds ,,, and Chet Lemon Saturday said he was working with a tournament and. earn $22,500 plus a new car. met second-seeded Dianne Fromholtz in the finals Sunday of the MidwexI Divixion George Steinbrenner, The world and Mike Squires each drove in three law firm on the project. North She was right. $150,000 Boston stop on the women’s pro tennis tour. W L Pet. GB champions lost to the New York — runs to pace the White Sox’ victory. Reading Town Administrator earner, who left behind an il­ bogeyed. Kansas City 43 29 ,597 Mets, 3-2, and Steinbrenner wasn’t Ross Grimsiey tossed six scoreless The upset came, but 12 hours too portant. It was such a relief to make Denver• 39 33 .542 4 Chester Spinney added he had talked lustrious amateur record for the pro On the 17th hole; Post hit a good MGC Looks Better Olga Mother early. happy about the latest setback, the innings in sparking the Expos to vic­ the final eight. There was a little bit Milwaukee 33 39 .458 10 with the development group about tour at the age of 30, fired her second drive but it drifted into the left MOSCOW (UPI) - Olga Korbut- “I spent the whole night in the Yankees’ 10th in 11 exhibition games. tory over the Dodgers ... Dave of a letdown. But, this will be such a Indiana 31 40 ,437 11 Ml the project. consecutive 69 over a rain-drenched rought. Bortkevich, the diminutive gymnast bathroom," said the 22-year-old "T h e re ’s going to be some Parker hitJWo home runs in leading big boost to my career,” Barker said. Chicago 26 45 .366 16V5 Celtics Vice President Jeff Cohen course Sunday for a 7-under-par 281 “When I asked the marshall where In Second Twinbill who captured hearts and the medals Englishwoman after dropping a 6-2, tightening up in some areas of dis­ the Pirates past the Orioles ... and said he had heard about the proposal. to win this week’s LPGA tour stop by Fromholtz started the second set I’lU'iflr Divixion cipline," said Steinbrenner, “The fun it was he said it was just three feet in at the 1972 Munich Olympics, recent­ 7-6 decision to Fromholtz. “ It must by taking the first two games. Then, Lance Parrish’s ninth inning homer “We are very interested, but we three strokes over Pat Bradley and W L Pet. GB of spring training is over.” front of me,” Post said. "That’s still looking for win No.l on its southern preseason spring ly gave birth a baby boy, it was have been something 1 ate. I wasn't almost inexplicably, she lost five enabled the Tigers to tie the can’t say what stage the plan is in or Sandra Post at the Rancho Belnardo when I knew I was in real trouble. learned Monday. Seattle 44 27 .620 — Trailing 2-0 after five innings, the Rangers. exhibition trip is the Manchester Community College baseball able to stay in a rally long enough to straight games before recovering to how realistic is it,” Cohen said. Country Club. It was her 25th career The grass just ate that ball up.” The official Tass news agency do what I had to do. I wasn't able to Los Angeles 42 29 .592 2 Mets scored twice in the sixth and Mike Norris allowed only one hit in squad. win the next four and force a best-of- Bruins’ President Paul Mooney win on the tour. She muffed her shot out of the offered to Western journalists a pic­ shrug it off.” Phoenix 42 30 .583 pushed across the deciding nun in the six innings as the Cubs downed the The locals, whitewashed in their Justice hit a grandslam horner off 12 tiebreaker. San Diego 40 32 .556 4Vk seventh on an RBI single by Elliott reserved comment saying he didn’t Bradley and Post earned $12,600 rough and took a double bogey on the ture of Olga, her husband Leonid Wade, who had lost to the unseeded After falling behind 3-0, she took A's ... Jack Clark hit a two-run triple know very much about the proposal. each. For Post it was her third hole. opening twinbill, 11-0, 11-1, returned Sitek for a 10-6 win. Portland 37 33 .529 m Maddox. Tommy John was the vic­ Bortkevich and the new baby as they Barker in the semimfinals, was so five straight and seven of the last in the third inning to help the Giants The Bruins own the Boston Garden. second-place finish in four event.s Rusty Pacino collected a single and Golden State 32 40 .444 12W tim of ali three runs and suffered the to the wars Saturday and dropped a left a maternity hospital in Minsk on sick she could not play her consola­ eight points to capture the match, beat the Mariners ... rookie Jeff There have been six proposals this year. homer and Sitek also homered in the loss. second doubleheader but showed Saturday. The baby was born on tion match against Wendy Turnbull. winning with a blistering cross court Yurak hit a grand slam homer to give since 1972 to build a new sports com­ Bradley, who opened the day with a nightcap. In other Grapefruit League action, marked improvement in suffering 7- March 10, weighing just over seven Fromholtz had no problems with backhand after luring Barker to the the Brewers a victory over the plex in the Boston area. Currently, 1-stroke lead over Carner, bogied the Seven games remain on the Minnesota trimmed Boston 6-4, pounds. her health, though she said she net. Angels ... and the Padres had 14 hits, second hole to even and never got un­ 'Man of Year' 6, 10-6 losses to North Greenville southern trip, including two games NHL Atlanta edged Houston 7-6, St. Louis city officials are backing a proposal Mrs. Bortkevich was not. available avoided the lemonade during the including a three-run triple by Ozzie der par, finishing her erractic round NEW YORK (UPI) - Former College Saturday. today in Ashville. topped Cincinnati 6-5, the Chicago to construct a new Boston Garden in Winning Form for comment. match “because it smelled funny, Smith, in defeating the Indians. President Gerald Ford has been Greenville bunched three hits in “Uve been using my pitchers a bit Campbell Con/erertce the South Station area. John McEnroe of the United at one-over 73. Olga married Bortkevich, the like penicillin." Her main problem "I didn’t leave anything short named “Man of the Year” for 1979 by the last inning to score twice for its longer than I’d like but I sense vocalist for the Soviet Union's top was avoiding a deja vu. Women’s Tennis Pulrirk Divixion Pts. States returns ball hit by Ivan today. I’ll tell you that,” said Carner. the Touchdown Club of America and one-run come from-behind decision. they’re going to be coming around pop group, in January, 1978. Olga, 24, “I had been in the finals before (at W L T 102 Final Standings Molina of Colombia during She said she played both aggresively will be honored at the Club's 45th an­ Dan Sitek took the loss in relief of quite favorably by the time we is a coach for the Department of Florida and lost) and that time I was NY Islanders 45 13 12 "When 1 in down, I get more 84 McCumber Notes FURANO, JAPAN (U P I)-T h eo f­ Davis Cup singles match and conservatively over the 6,212- nual dinner in New York on June 13. Larry Kelley. return,” Olander said. “For most of Gymnastics at the Byelorussian complacent, kind of happy to be NY Rangers 38 24 8 “Kelley had struck out 11, but them, it’s their first experience on aggressive. I get looser and start to Philadelphia 34 22 14 82 ficial results of the men’s giant yesterday. McEnroe won in yard course to force Post “to have to The oldest association of footabll State Sports Committee in Minsk. there. I didn’t want to do that this play a lot better," Fromholtz said. make birdies.” men in America, the Touedown Club pitched the other day and had gone the mound this year.” Before Atlanta 37 26 7 81 slalom in the World Cup Ski final She formally retired from competi­ time. I made sure 1 was going to con- Barker added she started playing straight sets, 6-4, 6-3, 6-2 as presents its award every year to an further than I expected, MCC Coach heading south, MCC worked indoors Sl Patrick Weekend Monday: 1. Ingemar Stenmark, The 148-yard 13th hole proved to be tion last year. centrate and get psyched," “negatively" when she had the big Sinvllie Divixion USA gained North' American Skip Olander reported. “Sitek wasn’t at the Manchester Armory. Sweden 1:30.71-1:27.88-2:58.59. 2. the turning point of the round. individual “who has made a contribu­ Olga won three gold medals in Fromholtz said. lead. W L T Pts. zone final. (UPI Photo) tion of permanent value" to the sport sharp because he's been concen­ “The men are doing a real good job 25 35 12 62 Ileini Hemmi, Switzerland 1:31.07- Carner, playing in the group ahead of gymnastic competition at the 1972 Fromholtz, who said she would use “I was hoping Dianne would make Chicago of football. Gen. Omar Bradley, Bud trating on other positions.” making contact with the ball. We got 21 40 10 52 MIAMI (UPI) — Mark McCumber’s "take ’em one at a time” 1.29.08-3:00,15 3. Jean Luc Fournier, Post, hit a 7-iron to within four feet of Olympics, but she was never again her $30,(KIO winnings to pay off the the mistakes, instead of attacking Vancouver Wilkerson, Frank Gifford and Weeb Greg Fearon’s homer in the second only two hits the first day but got 11 17 43 10 44 approach to the PGA Tour proved successful Sunday when the Switzerland 1:31.10-1:29.31-3:00.41 Top Honors the pin and caimly made the putt for able to match that mark. mortgage on her farm in Sydney, won like I had done all week. I knew I was St. Louis Ewbank have been honored in the inning came after Greenville led, 2-0. the next. And we’re stinging the ball 14 48 9 37 power-hitting Irishman celebrated St. Patrick’s Day weekend 4. Boris Strel, Yugoslavia 1:32.08- CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (UPI) a birdie. Post followed with her the first set rather casually. Using in trouble when I was broken at 5-2," Colorado 1:29.58—3:01.66 5. Jacques Luthy, “first bad swing of the day” and past. Down 4-1 after two innings, MCC on outs. This has been their first op- her powerful ground strokes, she — Johns Hopkins, defending NCAA portunitu to hit without the machine. Barker said. with his first tour win, collecting $45,000 for the Doral Open Golf Switzerland 1:31.99-1:29.88-3:01.87 rallied for four runs in the fourth broke Barker twice to take the set in national lacrosse champion, took top We’ve made few errors on the field, Barker, who was making her first Wales Conference Tournament title. 6. Piero Gros, Italy 1:32.71- frame for a 5-4 edge. Each side about 35 minutes. honors in this year;s first United tallied once in the fifth and then but we’re making mental errors. Extend Record appearance in a final round this year, Norrix Divixion “The thing that I feel the most 1:29.20—3:01.91 7. Peter Luscher, States Intercollegiate Lacrosse “We both played very deep. 1 tried earned $15,000. She added $2,500 came the fatal last inning for the There’s a big difference between the ORLANDO, Fla. (U PI)-T heN ew W L T Pts. gratified about — of course it was .Switzerland 1:32.60-l :29.53-3:02.13 Association Major College Lacrosse Condition Serious to keep the attack going ao I wouldn't when she and partner Ann Klyomura Nutmeggers. two. I can’t help but think that this England Tea Men of the North Montreal 45 15 1 100 nice to win the tournament — is that 8. Josze Kuralt, Yugoslavia 1:33,05- poll. have to go to the net,” Fromholtz lost 6-4, 6-2, to Turnbull and Kerry 72 it is my sincere goal to isolate each Trailing 6-5 in the second game, trip will have an overwhelming American Soccer League extended Pittsburgh 31 28 10 1:29.46-3:02.51 9. Leonhard Stock, Hopkins, which won 10 first place said. Reid in the doubles final. 70 shot as well as I could, to play only Greenville knotted the count and Carl positive effect on the team.” their preseason record td 2-1 Sunday Los Angeles 30 20 10 Austria 1:33.11-1:29.51-3:02.62 votes, has a 2-0 record and scored 150 For NBA Referee Barker was troubled by stomach 21 36 13 55 one shot at a time," he .said. night with a 3-0 victory over the Washington 10. Hans Enn, Austria 1:31.39- points in the coaches poll. Maryland, cramps, but also was suffering from Triple Winner 18 35 16 52 “I can't believe it, but 1 did it,” touring Kalmar of Sweden team, a a letdown. By beating the fifth- Detroit 1:31,2(^3:02.65. 1-0, has the runner-up with 130 votes. SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Veteran CIAC Tournament Wrapup HAYWARD, Calif. (UPI) - Foot­ McCumber's dedication to his plan Six cardiologists who were spec­ first division club in England's Aduinx Divixion NBA official Don Murphy, stricken seeded Wade Saturday night, after ball star Darrin Nelson won three underwent its most severe test on the tators at the game, along with San National League. Scoring goals for W L T Pts. with a heart attack during a weekend earlier knocking the top-seeded events to lead Stanford to a 92-71 vic­ 18th hole, when he nearly double Diego team physician Dr. Jay New England were Roger Gibbins at Boston 38 20 12 88 gume between the San Diego Evert out in th'e quarterfinals, she tory over small school track power bogeyed,'which would have forced a Money Fails to Satisfy Malkoff and the Warriors’ team doc­ 31:48 and at 43:20 in the game, and Buffalo 30 25 15 75 Clippers and Golden State Warriors, Two HCC Schools had earned her way to the final eight Hayward State Saturday. playoff with Bill Rogers. tor, rushed onto the court. The car­ Steve Reid at 46:10. Toronto 30 29 11 74 was in serious but stable condition in the championship playoffs which Nelson won the 100 meters in 10.7, The stubby 27-year-old's second diologists worked feverishly over the Minnesota 25 33 11 61 today at Doctors Hospital. start Wednesday. the 200 in 21.3 and the Long-jump in shot flew over the green, through a stricken referee, pounding his chest "Last night (Saturday) was so iip- Smith-Lutx Team According to the Clippers’ team repeatedly in an attempt to get his Cop Hoop Crowns 23-8 i/t, gap in the grandstand and came to physician, Murphy “died twice on the heart beating again. He was taken rest about a foot from a hot dog WASHINGTON (UPI) - Stan his two serves and Carmichael was court," during Saturday night’s stand. There was no room to swing Smith and Bob Lutz were pleased beaten twice for the win worth $3,750 from the court on a stretcher and Two of the four CIAC State Boys’ Basketball Tournament Basketball game. was concisions during the trip to the with their performance in winning each to Smith and Lutz. Carmichael Murphy. 48, a 16-year NBA veteran titles went to Hartford County Conference (HCC) schools last Sunday's doubles final on the and Teacher each took home $2,250. hospital. weekend. and the third-ranking official in the “Murphy died twice on the court,” Washington stop on the Men’s Pro In Saturday’s singles final, Roscoe St. Thomas Aquinas captured the taking the Class S crown Saturday JUNIORS THINKOF VOLKSWAGEN PGA league, collapsed near midcourt with Malkoff said, “but the cardiologists Tennis tour. They were just sorry it Tanner grabbed the $24,000 top prize night with a 56-54 decision over Nuggets and Knicks ■9:23 left in the first half of the game. revived him.” Class M crown last Friday night with wasn’t more worthwhile. with a 6-4, 6-4 victory over Brian an 84-71 win over Masuk of Monroe at Litchfield High. The Panthers, a emerged victorious last and no way to get the ball over a He staggered and toppled onto his Murphy, from Cincinnati, is the Friday night at the East Smith and Lutz captured their third Gottfried, who was seeking this third back. Central Connecticut State College in member of the Charter Oak A S PART OF IH E FAMILY. television camera in its path and land Mark MrCumber father of seven children. Side Rec. The former straight Washington title with a 7-5, straight Washington win. New Britain. Conference of which Cheney Tech is anywhere near the pin. stopped the Lakere, 49-36, under-par 279 for the tournament. 6-4, 3-6, 7-6, ((7-0) win over South Catholic led by 6-foot-8 John a member, swept the Class S title But McCumber had been In that and the latter nipped the Rogers, who shot 72 Sunday, finished Australian Bob Carmichael and Pinone’s 37 points took the Class L from 1967 to 1971 but had been situation before and knew he would Trailblazers, 31-28. with a 280 while Rod Curl carded a 68 former UCLA All American Brian crown Saturday night with a 73-63 blanked since. be allowed to drop his ball to the Neal Desimone with 15 right of the green. to move into third at 281. Teacher. Bowling win over defending champ Harding Alan Tapie led by a shot over points paced the Nuggets As he set up for his third shot, he “The doubles almost seemed like of Bridgeport. It was the Rebels' se­ McCumber going into the final round T omkiel, Bissell while teammates Bill told himself: "Don't chunk this one. an afterthoueht.” siad Lutz. “I know ll.S.MIXED- Peg Callahan Rieder 153- 409, John Wilks cond state championship in three but met with a disaster, shooting a 76 Calhoun and Pat Collins Be aggre.ssive." 183-484, Ginger Yourkas 166-394, Brad Downey 164- years. on the par-72 Doral Blue Monster 454, Linda Battoe 181-467, 388, Pete Staum 144-146- A third HCC school. Northwest Place in Swim tossed in 10 and 9 points. "1 was very depressed by that shot. Best in defeat were Dave course, including a double bogey 7 on Sharlie DeLisIe 182-469, 386, Terry Schilling 141-137- Catholic, saw its bid for the Class LL Then I had to regroup myself. 1 LPGA Barry and Tim Feshler the 12th hole, F ran Bowen 466, Lois 379, Vic Abraitis 137-375, title go by the boards as Wilbur Cross Competing in the girls’ 10 and un­ started to look back down the with 16 and 13 points. Tapie finished at 282, along with Sperry 176-457, Edi Charlie Wgelan 365, Larry of New Haven took a 74-73 decision der age bracket, Stacey Tomkiel and fairway (where Rogers was waiting the prize money, compared to Eleven points by Rick Mike McCullough, Gibby Gilbert and Bates 361, Joe Salatia 360, Saturday afternoon. Jennifer Bissell g ain ^ placements to hit his second shot) to see if singles, is all out of kilter. If we have Duchaine 178-463, Shelia Soucier led the Knicks Kermit Zarley. Price 501, Diane Brennan Nondo Annulli 360, Carroll Cromwell High broke a drought as in the AAU swim meet last weekend anyone was in trouble. But when I to play three-out-of-five sets, we while John Connolly and said, 'Don't be stupid.' Jack Nicklaus said his game was 175-486, Rose Longtin 188, Maddox 355, George Zanis it captured its first title since 1971, in Branford. still improving as he finished with a should be ^ id for it. The singles only Tomkiel was third in the 100-yard Sean Kearns added 7 and 6 “What was I going to do if someone Ellen Bauer 202-528, Dolly 137-354, Gordie Wilson 353. final round of 72 despite a double go two-out-of-three.” individual medley in 1:26.5, third in tallies to the cause. Bob was in trouble, settle for a double Dawood 185, Linda Burton bogey 6 when he found the water The doubles final was Sunday’s Age No Factor the 50-yard backstroke in 39:2 and Berdat paced the Blazers bogey?" only match except for a mixed 206-506, Bob Skoglund 201- CATERERS - Jean twice on the 18th. BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) - Ed­ third in the 50-yard butterfly in 38:54. with 8 tallies and Tom Ken- He didn’t. He knocked his third doubles exhibition and drew less than 560, Dick gowen 200, Bruce M athiasqn 130, B etty nison and Irv Hainsey He also said he felt “ super" Moquin 200, Dale Bauer Ritchie 126, Ann Moore 125, die Hart may bi§ 29. but he still can Bissell gained a fourth place in the shot six feet past the hole and 2,000 fans’ to George Washington 50-yard breaststroke with a time of chipped in with 6 and 5 accepted caddy Rich Volding's ad­ physically despite some problems 203, John Kozicki 201. Doris Prentice 127, Ona spring with the best. University’s Smith Center. 45:09. points in defeat. Third vice; “Just play it like any other with his back on the 15th'hoIe Friday. C arlson 135, M aureen The former Olympian won the 100 Nicklaus was 6-over-par at 294 for Both teams held service to a 6-6- tie m eters in 10.3 seconds in the Both girls are members of the game found the Celtics putt. Just hit it as good as you can. in the fourth set, forcing the tie­ COUNTRY CLUB- John Chapman 128. edging the Bulls, 39-37,-as That's all you can do" the four rounds. Defending champ Brotherhood Games .Saturday at Manchester Rec Swim Team and Tom Weiskopf shot a 71 Sunday to breaker. Smith held his serve. coached by Ron Anderson. Kevin Byrne, Wayne Bray the U.S. Department of Transportation says every car "We set up the putt," said Edwards Stadium. Volkswagens are tme family cars. finish at 297. Teacher was broken twice. Lutz held and Mike Hellenbrand all The John Murray Seniors had their V\N for eight will have to have by 1984, and you've got yourself a real McCumber, “and I don't know how had twin figures in point­ years. value. but it went in." making with 13, 12 and 10 Then they gave it to John Murray Junior when they There's another reason Volkswagens can last so McCumber jumped into the air and Huskie Hockey Team respectively. Hellen- bought their new one. The John Murray Seniors are long. And that's the kind of uniquely professional, highly hugged his caddy. Then he had to Glidden and Sacco braiid’s final hoop salted happy with their new VW, and you can see that Junior is sophisticated maintenance we perform on every VW that wait for Rogers, but the slender ’79 DATSUNS away the verdict with four certainly happy with his "new" VW. passe s through our service department. VVe keep a VW Texan hit the grandstand and had to In Semifinal Round seconds remaining. Tim W hen a car can drive through two generations, that’s running great so that you can keep it running for a long, scramble for pair, making Senior Pin Winner Kibbe and John Prignano quite a car. Thai's a Volkswagen. long time. McCumber the GA's third first-time INSTOCK They're two reasons Volkswagens can last so long. However, if lor some reason you don't decide to keep Weekend proved fruitful for the Glastonbury and had to settle for a each dropped in 11 points winner in a row, Dave Glidden and Don Sacco were The first is the way we build them. W e pot in the finest your old VW in the family, we'll be more than happy to take runner-up honors while Mike Manchester Midget Huskies who ad­ tie but gained a berth in the for the Bulls and Scott Hen- McCumber's 72 gave him a 9- the winners with a total of 1,251 in the drickseom added 10 more. quality features like fuel injection. Our system gets you accept it as a trade-in. Thai's because it's worth a lot to Ratcliff and John Weeks were third up to 47 miles vanced into the semifinals of the semifinals nonetheless. us, and you'll benefit from V W s traditionally high resale Senior Division in the Adult-Children Northern Connecticut Hockey MIDGETS great mileage on regular gasoline. It’s also why we build I’nofficittl Standings at 1,179, The home team got on the board the most economical car engine in America for our Diesel value. After all. we would like to think of ourselves a s part 10-Pin Bowling Tournament last League with a win and a tie. Visiting Newington All- KURANO. Japan diPI) - Unof­ Other results were : High junior just 40 seconds after the first puck Rabbit— de liveringSSEPA est. mpg, 50 mpg est. of the family, too. weekend at Parkade Lanes. per gallon! The locals blanked ninth ranked ficial final women's overall stan­ without handicap — V, Gianni — 488; was dropped. Stars had too much power highwayt. And we have the finest, firmest handling Guy Feeney and Doug Potter took New Britain, 3-0, and deadlocked se­ dings in the world Cup series this banUm high game - Mike Ratcliffe Defenseman Mike Keeler for the Verplanck All-Stars package. It m akes driving a real joy instead of a real job. honors in the junior division with a cond ranked Glastonbury, 2-2. season: 1. Annemarie Moscr-Proell, — 200; junior high game — Ehic responded with a slapshot just one and the result was a 53-39 Add to that special features like negative steering roll pin total of 1,221 while Bill and Tom j In the victory, the Huskies were Austria 243 points 2. Hanni .Wenzel, Begley — 206; senior high game — minute later and the two teams then Friday ni^t. radius, balanced designed brakir^, fully Independent August were the bantam winners ^ outshot but goalie Bob Carlson was Lichtenstein 140 3. Irene Epple, West Cindi Tinney (town champ) — 211; settled down and played fine defen­ Ray Lata tallied 16 suspension, and a passive restraint seatbelt system ' that with a total of 1,245, shiciHCA s -.- superb in gaining the shutout. Germany 189 4. Cindy Nelson. U.S.A. high adult single game — Martin sive hockey. points in defeat and Todd tCompartrMMkmMtoRW MtemMdfnpg o«om*rc«n Vow Rich Florer and Cindy Tinney were Dan Weinbaum’s first period goal m t m g s m ay v v y M o a n in g o n sp eed eeemer end m p le n f^ Our VakjOT Are Your Values 168 5. M a rie -T h e re s N adig, Aroian — 214; high ju n io i^ th han­ COUNTRY Huskie Captain Leon Botteron MacFarland added 8 more. a y m aeage edfpfobebhf be le ie runners-up in the senior division at staked the winners to a lead that was Tracy O’Connell, Keith •U tM I ' ftaCM Switzerland 156 6. Fabienne Serrat, dicap — Dave Glidden — 669; Second tallied the second Manchester goal Vernon 1.247, Other junior finishers in order BOY maintained. Willie Simon upped the Bycholski and Tom Franco 151 7. Regina Sackl, Austria high with handicap — R, Contreras— with 6:08 left in the opening period. were Shane and Sandy Kershaw margin to 2-0 in the second stanza Finnegan each scored 4 Tolland Vokswagen Corp. 112 8. Christa Kinshofer, West Ger­ 661; high scratch team — Dave and Glastonbury squared matters in (1,195), Jon and Reva Newcomb (1,- and with 11 seconds left in the middle the third period. points for the locals. many no 9. Perrine Pelen, France 177) and Anita and Tammi Shorts Bob McNally — 1,007; high scratch 24 Tolland Turnpike, Rte. 83 team game — Rich and Eric Begley DATSUN period, Weinbaum tallied again for Next start for Manchester will be The result of a previous 100 (1,177). Tom and Ken Tomlinson the final margin, at Bolton. 10. Claudia Giordani,’ Italy 98 372, Friday night, at Glastonbury. All-Star game did not note 649-2638 rolled, 1,186 in the bahtani division tb Last night the Huskies traveled to . score. PAGE FOIIHTKEN - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. March 1». 1W9 Michigan ScoiVs World e v e n in g h e r a l d . Mon., March 19. 1979 - PAGE FlFTEliiN Is Fighting Man With the Power ‘ . i Over Beer .Yi By VERNON SCOTT TV standards, a relatively high quali­ making it to the air. Only three of the Radio/hae ty of programming. 10 return for a second season. LANSING, Mich. (UPI) - HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Bob Daly He added that TV is regularly Michigan appears to be fighting a is one of the most influential men in Daly shiawed his class earlier this season by renewing “The Paper judged by the public and critics in its border war over beer. the country today. He determines Chase” when the series was dead last entirety, a rare phenomenon in the ...... t The state's new law requiring what you watch in 22 of the 66 hours , in the ratings. He deemed it a quality other arts. Daly suggests weighing deposits on all beverage containers is of weekly prime time television. g V ''3 L—j show deserving of a chance. Daly the success ratio of movies, boosting beer prices, sending border As president of CBS Entertain­ nwy have been mistaken, but he Broadway and book publishing where residents into neighboring states ment, Daly affects the lives of most didn’t hit the panic button. the percentage of bombs is far where they can save nearly $6 a case people who own TV sets — for better CBS was perennially No. 1 in the in some instances. or worse. greater than on the tube. ratings until four or five years ago “My personal hangup is hearing The loss of business is compounded It is his responsibility, based on ad­ mm., u. . ^ , by the loss Ul the state of 46 cents a vice and counsel of d ^ n s of other when ABC — a chronic third in the about the golden age of television,” he said, referring to the 1950s and the case in excise taxes^ Adding to the CBS executives, to put shows on the Nielsens — launched an onslaught of pea-brained sitcoms that knocked old live dramas out of New York. “I whole problem is lax enforcetiient of air, he they "60 Minutes” or the soap laws banning importation of beer into CBS off its throne. think the golden age is right now on opera, “Dallas.” Today CBS finds itself mired in se­ all three networks and PBS. Michigan without state approval. As Daly says, “ No show goes on Beer brewers say they’ve been cond place, comfortably ahead of “There is no ‘Playhouse 90.’ But in CBS without my approval.” NBC, uncomfortably trailing ABC. forced to raise prices to cover the inasmuen as Daly — unlike such retrospect not all those old shows Daly’s goal is to put CBS back on top. cost of new containers required un­ controversial network powers as were really that good. Compare them RADIOS AUTOSOUND der the law, plus the machinery and NBC’s Fred Silverman — keeps a low To do so he must come up with pop­ with current TV movies and you’ll workers required to clean the empty profile, one is compelled to inquire ular youth-oriented comedies. see that overall we’re better off today. desposit bottles. what sort of man is this who dictates "Comedy is the essence of TV today,” he said. “The backbone of “Viewers are offered more quality Distributors say they also must what we watch? What are his success in the ratings. You have two shows than ever. A lot of stuff is no 28 °45% OFF 36 °43% OFF hike prices to cover the added cost of qualifications? strikes against you without youth- good, but it’s canceled fast. TV is too picking up and storing the empty con­ Daly, 42, is a church-going Irish "*")...- . . . I'-KS'I tainers. 'Hie increases are passed on oriented shows. defensive about its bad shows and Catholic of medium height. He is "Our company was built on Jack to retailers, and then to consumers. dark-haired, quiet-spoken but does a terrible job of merchandising Campaigning Benny, 'Amos n Andy’ and others. "There's just no'way 1 can com- forceful. He has been a CDS itself because of network competi­ Even in recent years we succeeded tion. Former California governor, Ronald Reagan gestures while talking ' pete,” said one party store owner in employee since 18. He was bom and to Financial World Magazine Editor-in-Chief, Alfred H. Kingdon at the RECORD Niles, near the Indiana border. “ I'm Spring Reminder reared in Brooklyn, attended with 'M-A-S-H,' ‘All In The Family,’ “People complain about the com­ ASSORTED ‘The Mary Tyler Moore Show’ and petitive scheduling of ‘Gone With The financial publication’s 1979 award dinner at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel paying my distributor |7 a case for All the flowers, trees, and grass at the 108th New England Brooklyn College and Hunter CHANGERS Stroh's. With my markup and the College. other hit situation comedies. Wind,’ ‘One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s New York. Reagan, the main speaker at the affair, lashed out against RECORDS Spring Garden and Flower Show in Boston are beautifully alive “We do well with dramatic series Nest’ and the Elvis Presley special desposit. I've got to sell it for $11.80. He and his wife, the former Nancy big government saying, “When you go to bed with the government, you — ‘Lou Grant,' ‘White Shadow,’ 'Kaz' against one another. But look at it "But my customers can drive and growing reminders of approaching spring. Penny Triba of MacNeii, and three children live in get up with more than a night’s sleep." (UPI photo) three miles down (J.S. 31 into South Thompson, Conn., however, finds two interesting additions to — but we’re having trouble with com­ this way: they were on the air.” Los Angeles — the only network edy. ABC has the hot hand. You know Bend and buy it for $5.99," he said. programming president based on the Daly thinks his best accomplish­ the show, Balthazar and Tar, two live Macaws, in the Boston by history that youth-oriented com­ Down the road. South Bend liquor West Coast. ment this year was “maintaining Zoological Society’s jungle exhibit. The show runs through edy will die out. In the meanwhile, store manager Mark Keller said Before assuming his powerful some sort of sanity at the beginning Sunday at the Commonwealth Pier Exhibition Hall (UPI you have to go with it. Michigan residents now make up a programming job in 1977, Daly was of the season” when CBS was under Manchester Public Records photo) aaajSBjy^ substantial portion of his customers. involved with network business af­ “It’s difficult to project how new attack for falling into third place shows will do. We don’t put anything behind NBC in the ratings. The same appears to be true for fairs. He worked with Silverman Warranty deeds liquor stores across the Ohio and on the air we think will be un­ “In the first four weeks we had Strong St., $56,570. when the latter was a CBS executive. Joseph H. Voisine and Anita E. Wisconsin borders. Dance successful, but the attrition rate is some movie failures and disappoin­ E^uileluim deed Daiy is thoroughly indoctrinated in Voisine, both of Phoenix, Ariz., to "People come in and ask me if they tough.” ting new shows,” he said. “We were Dean H. Gates to Lise T. Gates, CBS standards and attitudes, reflec­ According to Daly, CBS receives John W. Volz and Phyllis Volz, can get arrested for taking beer ting the network’s traditional reputa­ attacked in the press. Rumors had us property at 469 Spring St., no con­ 2,(X)0 idea submissions a year, 200 of property at 25 Lake St., $15,000. across the state line,” he said. "I tion for stability. While ABC and all getting fired because of our poor veyance tax. American Honored which reach script form. Fifty pilot James R. McCavanagh, trustee, to start. But we stayed with our stan­ KeleuHe of judgiiient iien haven't heard of anyone getting NBC have had dramatic ups and Gail A, Maltempo, property at 48-50 busted — and we've got Michigan downs, CBS retains its cool and, bv films are made with 10 of them dards and backed our judgment. And Savitt Inc. against Nicholas and ^ C/M,RGE IT (MOST STOHBSI so far It s paid off.” Clinton St., $56,000. Jacquelyn Rago. people coming in here and buying 10 Gail A. Maltempo to Christian A. By British Critics maaniiM'et * IteleuHe of ullueliineiil or more cases. Rouquie and Rhea P, Rouquie, both Hartford National Bank & Trust TAPE RECORDERS CO RADIOS “They say they're taking orders of East Hartford, property at 5 LONDON (UPI) - When Britain's Co. against Nicholas Rago and from people in their neighborhood,” everything I had told her, Martha TV Tonight Parker St., $53,000. Keller said. "Michigan’s killing top theatrical figures made their Jacquelyn Rago. Graham was my answer, so, not Thomas P. O’Brien to Woodhaven Itself.” first award recetuly for outstanding knowing what to do with my life, I 6:(X) New trade naiiieH d (® 0 (» N«wi 8:00 0 S3 Academy Leader* d The Qong Show Builders Inc., property on Birch iJnforcement of anti-import laws achievement in ballet it went to went to the Martha Graham studio. d Charlie Brown d 0 Polloa Story Roslyn J. Sclar, doing business as (SILovamcy 9:30 Mountain Road, no conveyance tax. For Sale By Owner Magazine, Wind­ i 33 °37%0FF 30'°50% OFF Robert Cohan. He's an American. dCroaa-WIt* 0 0 0 Tonight generally is left to local authorities, "I took one class, and halfway m Jokw'tWM d W K R P In Cincinnati Ernest A. Scranton to Linda J. During his company's iatest sellout Bozo'i Big Top d 0 S a lv a g e 1 0TheRiflaman sor. and their activities have been less through that class I realized how dMovla "King Kong" (1933) 10:00 0 Captlonad ABC New* Childress, Tolland, property on than stringepk^mits Lome Hender­ season at .Sadler’s Wells theater, the right the girl was. At that moment I 18 TV Community Collogo d Lou Qrant Richard T. Cartwright Jr. and Lin­ QhlyThrMSont Fay Wray, Robert Armstrong. A 12:00 Taylor Street, $3,000. son of the Hatettqm)r Control Com­ Britain^ top ballet critic rhap­ knew I was going to spend the rest of monstrous ape battles an army fSS3 N a w * da Cartwright, both of Ellington, @ Bonanza GD Nina On New Jereay d I Love Lucy Nicholas F, Rago and Jacquelyn F. mission's emorcerncht division. sodized over “what Robert Cohan is 3S Studio 8aa while trying to retain possession doing business as Bio-Rhythm my life being whatever kind of of a woman captive. 2 hrs. (B/W) (m Malodyland d Movie "The Desert Hawk" Rago to Richard Michael Purvis and Henderson said hiV agency is doing for the dance in this country.” 0 Auatin City Limit* (1950) Richard Greene. Yvonne Studies, Bolton. dancer that was. 6:30 0 0 Uttia Houaa On Tha Pral- De Carlo. Kathy P. Purvis, property at 15 ] Ttw Brath Bunch rta 1 CAR ACCESSORIES COMPONENT CABINETS preparing an “ informational It has earned him, said critic Cle­ "I still didn't even know what it 10:30 0 Tha Rifleman _ Bowlingngpor For Dollar* 0 S3 Bin Moyor*' Journal brochure" to distribute to retailers ment Crisp, "immense public ad­ was. But I had such a strong and im­ d U t I n New York all Tha Promlaaa 01 Qod 0 BMy Qraham Cruaado S3 Coneumar Survival Kit 12:30 op both sides of the state line, but is miration and what I hope will be a mediate, powerful identification with & 0 0 NBC Now* 0 NHL Hockay d Movla "Mister Moses' planning no beefed-up border sur­ lasting place in any Hall of Fame of the work in that class that 1 was l8l0v*rE**y 10:45 (1965) Robert MItchum. Carroll O Adam-12 8:30 0 Bruin* Wrap-Up Baker. veillance. the dance," for Cohan has created totally transformed. I left the work I SS The Growing Yaar* d B M y SAVE 5 0 % "an entirely new way of dancing for dMarvQrtIfIn 11:00 12:40 1 48«71%0FF "There's bound to be some was doing; I left my parents' home; I 6:55 d d 0 0 0 New* d CBS Late Movla "McMIllai bootlegging taking place,” said state British artists and their audience.” left my whole life behind and became & Now* 9:00 d Carol Bumatt And Friend* And Wife: Love, Honor And (T) M *A *8*H New Fire Marshal d Untouchabla* police spokesman Paul Hill. "It's "I didn't ever try and deliberately a dancer." 7:00 Swindle" (1975) Rock Hudson. d 0 How Tha Waat Wa* Won 0 Voloa Of Faith Susan Saint James. ,''*1 really too early to tell if this is going change the style of what we were Although 21 is late to start dancing, (X CBS Now* 0 0 0 Movla "Fast Friends" 0 Dick Van Dyke to be a major problem." doing.” Cohan said in an interview. d ) Six MHUon Dollar Man (Premiere) Carrie Snodgrass. 0 Hogan'* Haroa* 1:00 within four months Cohan was in­ ABC Now* 0 0 0 Tomorrow But Hill said troopers aren't con­ “ I figured that if it was strong, and if MacKenzIe Phillips. A divorcee 0 DIdtCavatt Completes Busy Month vited to join Graham’s company. Dating Qamo struggling to make a tile lor her- 1*30 FaatIvalOfFanh 11:30 HOME & RODDY PROJECT KITS sidering creating a special unit to it grew by itself, it would change by Within four years he was Graham’s sell and her young son lakes a (2) Joe Franklin I deal with beer bootleggers. Such a itself. And it did." WraaUIng job In the backstage jungle of a d Rockford File* partner in running the company. rww« TV talk show. 2:30 squad now exists to handle cigarette It happened during the 10 years “ I always say dancers are not DlckCavott d N e w * COVENTRY—Jeffrey Vannais, who has completed a ^ u r s e sponsored by the ol- bootleggers. Cohan has been director of the Lon­ born, you have to make the body,” 0 Nowlywad Qamo been Coventry fire marshal since Feb. 8 fice of the state fire marshal. He was also Importing alcoholic beverages is a don Contemporary Dance Theater, Cohan says. "Yet if you can come 0 Tho Odd Coupla Theater Schedule when he was sworn in by Town Clerk, involved in a blasting conference with the 0 O v * r E a * y 63^70% OFF Britain's foremost modern dance Elizabeth Rychling, reports a busy 1 38°70%9FF misdemeanor carrying up to a $500 close to being born, 1 had that kind of Department of Transportation and King organization. But Cohan has devoted 7:29 fine and six months in jail. body. I had really just to learn what Vernon Cine 1 — Ice Castles schedule during his first month. Construction Co. concerning the realign­ 30 years to the form of dance he first 0 Dally Numbor* U.A. Theater 1 — China Syn­ to do with it.” drome — 7:00-9:15 - 7:10-9:10 He said he investigated 18 fire incidents ment of Route 31 and the’blasting that will di.scovered in a studio in New York 7:30 Cohan is 53 now and hasn't danced d) P.M. Magazlno U.A. Theater 2 — North Vernon Cine 2 Invasion of which included six chimney fires, eight be involved in that work. Cloak and Hihio just after the war. for several years. He now devotes GD Tha Mup|)*t* Avenue Irregulars —7:00-9:00 the Body Snatchers — 7:30- structure fires, two grass fires, two motor He said he is also involved in two in­ To look at him now you'd think he himself almost exclusively to the (2) Nowlywod Qamo U.A. Theater 3 — Fast 9:30 vehicle fires, and one furnace problem. vestigations with the Coventry Police of MANCHESTER, England (UPI) - 0 F a m iv F o u d HAI.LOWEEN 1 STEREO COMPONENTS SPEAKERS & ACCESSORIES must then have been barely old Several of the fires required additional A bishop appealing to fellow London Contemporary Dance 0 SS MacNaN / Lahrar Report B reak s 7:10-9:20 suspicious fires and said he has worked enough to walk. In fact he was 21, investigation or are still being in­ dignitaries for the return of his new Theatre, a company he built almost 0 That'* Hollywood closely with John Willnauer on a few just out of the army and “knocking 0ChlooAndTiiiaMan vestigated. These include a chimney fire problems that have come about due to cloak which disappeared at his con­ from scratch, and to its school. around New York, not knowing what 0 Tie Tac Dough on Feb. 1; a garage fire and a house fire fires. secration ceremony is getting "I had 30 years performing in my to do." on the ninth; a house fire on the 16th; a nothing but the Bible in response. life, so I went through that and I'm Vannais said he spent a total of 28 hours ^ 23'°36%0FF 50 °54% OFF During the war he had seen the kitchen fire on the 28th and two other "And if any man will sue thee at doing other things now. For me now on investigations, inspections and such, Sadler’s Wells Ballet in London, and - Local Departure Times - the law, and take away thy coat, let it's essential to build the audience, to Come '1 chimney fires on the 13th and the 20th. during February. other companies in the United States. GLOBE 9;15am 12:30pm 3:45pm Home! % Following his appointment Vannais him have thy cloak also'' — Matthew, contact the audience and to educate • - Local Dtptrtura Tim»i - But lightning only struck when he 5:45pm 8:45pm 5:40, said the only replies received by the audience.” 8:30am 10:00am 2:30pm for Willimantic, Danielson and | discovered that studio and its When he first came to Britain with Travel Service 4:45pm 7:45pm the Bishop of Manchester. MAIN STREET Providence, with onward or con­ 1 TOYS CALCULATORS teacher, the legendary Martha 555 necting service to Newport, Fall I the Graham company in the '50s the 643-2165 for Watarbury, Southbury, Dan­ Graham. bury, Yonkart, Naw York City River, New Bedford, Cepe Cod MUKMY Church to Sponsor audience for modern dance was very points, Boston & Logan Airport IVUMI NOMINEE "I happened to be showing a girl small. Now his company's seasons at Over 30 Tear* Now You Know friend from California around New Sadler’s Wells are sellouts and its Travel Experience A pound of grasshoppers would be York," Cohan recalls. "She had tours of Britain and abroad eagerly A uthorized agent in -“THE DEER Annual Antique Show 1 50 °55% OFF < h 4 5 % 0 F F Manchester for all about throe times as nutritional as a come to study with Martha Graham, awaited. Stop in Of phone lor schedutet end tickets to ell points Airlines. Railroads and HUNTER" pound of steak. and I had never heard of Martha BOB'S MOBIL STATION MANCHESTER —The 17th annual glassware. Graham. She said to me that from Steamship Lines. 427 Hartford Rd. (at Palm St.) - Phone 646-7348 (one block from Keeney St. exit of Interstate 84) Manchester Antique Show will take place There will be a food bar where women of Thursday, March 29, and Friday, March the church will serve sandwiches and Save Up to 71% Off Our Regular Catalog Prlceo On Scads of Selected Electronic ItemsI Theater 30, from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Second baked goods during the day. Different items in different stores, but all stores are loaded with budget-pleasers, many not mentioned here. It’s Uiaokret ( ,K ,1 ( Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St. George Dickie is general chairman of a two-week event, so hurry for best selectioni Sale ends 3/31/79. s u 11 I Proceeds from the event, which is spon­ the annual show. He is being assisted by LO. CARSt niOUlMO «N|R| AmiCAIl? sored by the Couples Club of the church, Mrs. Dickie, hosts and hostesses; Mrs. H /\K ! \ \ ^Kl will be used to support scholarships for Robert Eschmann and Mrs. Robert PLUS BIG SAVINGS ON THESE MARCH BLOCKBUSTER Eartha Kitt Returns T needy students and other church projects. Topliff, Sandwich Shop; Robert About 30 New England antique dealers Eschmann, arrangements; Mrs. Clifford SPECIALS & MANY MORE! will display and offer for sale various Hansen, treasurer; and Mr. and Mrs. By GI.ENNE Cl'KRIK of Eartha Kitt, which really isn’t enough, items, incfiiding clocks, jewelry, Douglas Atwell, publicity. NEW YORK (UPI) — She wears two even if a couple of her numbers are much V 9 TlHlORn primitives, furniture, china and mink stoles as she steps on stage, but soon too long. ^ iVlHUl sheds them and kicks them impatiently They range from her familiar gabbled ERBMULABS version of “ Mad About the boy” through Tueddoij & IVedmdaii Speciah Ellen Alan out of the way as she snarls and purrs 1KHMC0L0B»@» Burstyn Alda through her act. the current “ 1 Will Survive” to “1 Wanna Eartha Kitt is back. be Evil" and the concluding sensual "C'est si Bon." A popular number is BONELESS BREAST RIB-EYE 3 f W I ( "I'm Still Here" is the opening number, i and she sure is: sexy and exciting and fun­ “French Charleston," during which she OF CHICKEN STEAK ny as ever — and slimmer, in a gold drinks three glasses of champagne and NIWTIUIS fringed gown slit to here. flirts with the patrons in French. It may ■ 7 Eartha's personal style either sound corny, but it works. $ 2 . 5 9 $ 2 . 8 9 "The Eartha Kitt Show" is fun, expertly Sirvn) with Polilo. T iiu TuilindAII-You-Cin-tilSilitl RECORD/PUY SYSTEM BELT-DRIVE CHAMBER TRAVEL WITH MOBILE CB fascinates or repels, but she is one of the Modul«tt«*-940 by Realistic® LAB-65 by Raallstic TRC-422 by Raallstic great entertainers of the age. Her crudity lit and produced. is polished and not to be taken seriously. Film Biaiiu'd for Gangs Ijiugh and she’ll laugh with you. Sneer aiid TONJTE Reg. she'll laugh at you. NEWPORT, R.I, (UPI) — Newport's Reg. Reg. “The Eartha Kitt Show" previewed at Housing Authority director blames the 159.95 179.95 119.95 Les Mouches, March 6-8 - her first New movie "The Warriors" for triggering a 129“ 149“ VerttOtlCine 12 York nightclub appearance in more than rise in youth gang violence in this seaside V IncfuOos t2$.§§’ \fRkiR ReeOatfc/fBi/re Iferee Afeg/ieffc "Hot-line” priority switch puts you Record your own stereo cassettes CRrtrMgo eetf HIngRd Oust Ceaer 10 vears — and will tour the country after community. on Emergency Channel 9 or High­ •T from the AM /FM tuner, or use mike Our finest manual/multipie-play she completes a film. At least seven gang assaults or fights way Information Channel 19 in­ and changer inputs. Matching changerl Adjustable anti-skate. T he show, wth a six-man band led by have been reported to police this month, stantly! 21-1531 speakers. i4 -6 s i Cue/pause lever. 42-2SM pianist Bert Dovo, opens with 25 minutes most at city- housing projects. ' ...... * -1 ■ ' ' of songs by Bruce Hubbard and Vanessa In one case, authorities broke up a X brawl among 25 men armed with baseball WHEREVEH YOU LIVE, WORK OR PLAY, THERE'S A RADIO SHACK STORE NEAR YOU! M o t t Items Shaw, whom Eartha came to admire when also available at bats, sticks, chains and iron pipes. In Frge refills on coHm , tea. and soda they toured together in "Timbuktu. ” They I Radio Shack RaBie sing a couple of duets, including another, several young men apparently MANCHESTER-SHOP RITE PLAZA MANCHESTER — Manbh**l«r Parkad* D e a le rs beat a 13-year-old boy unconscious. She Herali) Look for this "Tonight” from “West Side Story," and a MANCHESTER — Shop Rita Plaza /haek Spray-painted words "The Warriors” MANCHESTER-WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE . Sign tn your number of solos, some oddlv chosen and CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING neighborhood arranged, but well handled! Hubbard in can be found on a number of walls around E. HARTFORD — Charter Oak Mall particular has a good strong voice and a town. PLEASE CALLTHEAnC: VERNON — TrI City Plaza nice relaxed style. "There are a number of gangs that have PHONE 643-2711 been harassing residents here." Housing P0RSCREB 4TMES 8 A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES Then there’s three-quarters of an hour FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Authority Director Daniel Marvelle said. PAOK SIXTKKN - EV EN IN G H ER ALt). Mon.. March 19, IV19 EV EN IN G HERALD, Mon., March 19, 1979 - PAGE SEV EN TEEN

Lott tod Found Holp Wtntod 1 Holp Wtntod 13 Holp Wtntod 13 13 HoIpWootod f $ H elp Wtntod 13 Homot For Safe Budget Airing 23 i Homot For Stit 33 FOUND- Black puppy with P A R T TIM E . Do you have 2 SECRETARY - Position tan marking on South hours a day? Work at home on available in a rapidly growing Hawthorn Street. Call 643- the phone servicing our tSal. manufacturing company UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY ■ Set By Panel customers in your spare time. working with Sales and EXPERIENCED Permanent Part time position WELDORS - PIG. Aircraft 249-7773. Engineering Vice Presidents, MACHINIST, TOOL MAKER, i supervising and selling in a work. Part time and full time. SOUTH WINDSOR — The South Windsor Town Council Excellent Shorthand and She B erath POWER PRESS AMK Welding, Inc., 283 ***••••••••••••••••••••••• local shop. TOis position offers will begin discussion of the $8.24 million Board of Elduca- A TTE N TIO N - Need 2 people ping skills rrauired. Heavy, OPERATORS AND SET-UP Sullivan Avenue, South Wind­ Portontlt 2 an unusual opportunity for a MAN. Apply in person, H & B We have over 21. Immediate employ­ .phe lone usage. Benefits plus. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING sor, 289-5634. tion budget, presented to the council March 15, at a re^nsible person, with the Tool & Engineering Co., 168 ment. This is not a fancy ad, Contact Nancy Harrison 289- . B urns. MIYERS-lUYillt workshop Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. RIDE WANTED TO added reward of participating Forest Stiwt, Manchester. we simply want a person who 1588. E.O.E. The budget, which was adopted by a 6-3 board vote, HAMILTON STANDARD. in a community endeavor. E.O.E. M/F. ilingt If you have not sold your house or Windsor Locks, 7:30 to 4 00 needs a permanent job. Ad­ Please reply in writing to: represents an increase of $589,705, over last year's vancement opportunity. Call EXPERIENCED OIL can earn $95 a week, 2 hours a business, It’s because you have not Call 643-5686. PHONE 643-2711 Box E, c/o Manchester day, 5 days a week, days or budget. between 10 am. and 3 pm. - BURNER SERVICEMAN Herald.' called usi W ANTED- Please call 643- evenings by choice. Full time The largest increases are in amounts slated for per­ 528-3869. E.O .E. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD RUSSELL’S BARBER SHOP 5135. Call 822-8083 collect. also available. For appoint­ Richard MorIconI sonnel, modifying buiidings for the handicapped accor­ is open 8 to 5:30, Tuesday thru PART TIME COLLEGE EARN EXTRA MONEY! ment, call Mrs. Brown 6 ^ TEXAS OIL CO. needs STAFF- Manchester Com­ Deliver Southern New Henry E. Agoetinelll ding to state law, and for administration functions. Saturday. 2 Barbers on Satur­ 9288, between 1 and 3 p.m. day. mature person. We train. EXPERIENCED AMIs ITE Holp Wtntod 13 munity College is accepting England Telephone Direc­ Republican board members Frank Devney, Fred Write A.U. Dick, Box 789, Ft. P EO P LE (5 or more years). tories in Manchester, applications for temporary DEMONSTRATORS: Earn Worth, Tex. 76101. Must know how to rake and ADVERTISING Rockville, Ellington, Vernon, DeGiacomo and Sally Kucinskas voted against the budget ADVERTISING part-time positions that are more money with Treasure roll amesite. Must have Class South Windsor, Tolland, n t i explaining they were against the extended Health Educa­ anticipateo for the 1979-80 House party plan. New Gift COMPUTER II License. Also need: Dozer Bolton and Glastonbury. If DEADLINE RATES academic year. Appointments C atal^. Also name brand 'nc'desrdK' tion and Human Development Program. The program — APPLICATIONS PERSON Operator for fine grading of PART TIME MORNINGS- you have spare time during ML8 I I EMPLOYMENT 12:00 noon tht day batora 1d«y ...... 12*«iwdp«r4ty will be made without toys. Earn $1,000 or more in 1047 m a in s t r e e t which was introduced into the system amidst some con­ wanted to assist in develop­ parking area etc. Benefits. Light work. Call in the a.m. the week and weekends, publ»catk>n. Sdayi ...... Iltwordptrtfty assurance of additional or your spare time. Year round • ••••••••••••••••••••••••a ment of computer Steady employment. Call 742- Excellent job for the retired Mareh 31st. thru April 11th,, MAilCHE8T|R, CONN. troversy — is optional in the area of human development Oaadllna lor Saturday and Mon* a d«yt -.... .10a »wd par day continued employment and selling means $$$$. Cali Holp Wtntod 13 applications. No program­ 6190. day ii 12:00 Noon Friday. person. Call 649-0072. and you are a licensed insured and is slated to be used in the seventh grade during the Mdaja .. Sadaya...... are subject to the availability collect person to person for 646-5252 ming experience necessary. 1979-1980 school year. 15 wOfdl 42.00 minimum of funas. Salaries for these driver, with a car or light Miss Carol, 491-2100. Also W A N TED - Gas station atten­ Some knowled|e of computers TEACHER, ELEMENTARY ELECTRICIAN- Happy Ada...... 42.50 Inch' positions vary depending upon truck, write to: Pro Disco booking parties. Mrs. Kucinskas, who was a verbal opponent to the dant,. full or part time. helpful. Part time year round certification necessary. Must PLEASE READ Experienced. Benefits. Call experience and level of Inc., P.O. Box 5266, Hamden, program when it was introduced, said the sex education Mature;, responsible person position, excellent salary and meet CETA eligibility the OuBaldo Electric Com­ Conn., 06518. Please enclose qualifications required for the Htfp Wantmi J 3 B u tfiW M Opportunity 14 portion did not "coincide with priorities” as far as she for third shift. References equal opportunity employer requirements. Call 742-7339 pany, at 646-5422. positions. Anticipated telephone number. An Ekgual Call 871-1698. for application. Andover YOUR AD m/F. Applications may be ob­ Claatifiad ada ara takan ovar iha positions are: counselors; Opportunity Employer. CHILD CARE WORKERS - was concerned’and she did not agree with extending it. School. tained from Windsor Public phona as a convanlanca. Tha director of the womans W EST BEND Is hiring Full or Connecticut Institute for the Some of the increases in costs in the 1979-1980 budget TOOLM AKERS - Machinists. School District, 150 Bloom­ Heraid is responsibla for only center; student service aides Part time. 15 hours earn $!ffi, Blind has immediate openings VOMK ROUTE Own and operate your are a direct result of the drastic cuts made in last year’s Apply 81 Commerce Street, field Avenue, Windsor, L IF E GUARDS - Glastonbury one incorract Insarilon and than in financial aide; counseling, 25 hours $198, 35 hours earn for child care workers to work budget by the Town Council. Some of the cuts were ab­ Glastonbury. P TG Company. Connecticut. 688-3631. swimclub needs lifeguards for only to tha size of tha original in­ research and testing, $294. Must be neat. See Mr. La with multihandicapped own vending routes. 4-10 sertion. Errors which do not PART TIME SPA HOMEPARH, Telephone 633-7631. the summer months. Must be woman’s,center; student ac­ Vole, Quality Inn, Vernon Cir­ children in dormitories and hrs. weekly. Complete sorbed, but "are catching up with us this year,” accor­ lessen the value of the adver­ ATTENDANT- Could you EXPERIENCED STOCK certified in lifesaving. Call tivities; coaches for men’s cle, 2 p.m. or 4 p.m. sharp, assist teachers in classrooms. company training and loca­ ding to one board m em ber. tisement will not be corrected by spare some evening hours to DEMONSTRATORS RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to I CLERKS- Part time, mor­ 643-4687. and women's intercollegiate Wednesday March 21st. only. Prior experience with han­ tion setup. Cash invest­ an additional insertion. keep our Spa tidy for our The second workshop is scheduled for 7:30 p.m . on shifts. Good pay, good nings; also experienced part athletics; sports information No phone calls please. dicapped children required. ment needed. members. Ca)l for more infor­ $10.00 per hour Thursday, The council has set March 29 as a joint benefits and working con­ time afternoon Cashiers. App­ CENSUS TAKER S for annual director; assistant in Full time - first, second and Plan I $2,080.00 ditions. Apply in person, Ver­ ly in person to': U Save Foods, school enumeration. Apply mation. 646-6345. third shifts available. Part meeting with the Board of Education for budget discus­ athletics; teacher-aide in the If you have had FULL TIME POSITION Plan II $4,980.00 non Manor, 180 Regan Road. T25 East Middle Turnpike, Youth Services, 494 Main day care center. Detailed OPEN As Warehouse time - third shifts. Salary $3.87 sion. Holp Wtntod 13 Holp Wtntod 13 WANTED- GAS STATION Plan HI $9,710.00 Vernon. Manchester. Street, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., for in­ descriptions and experience or would like to Man/Driver. Monday thru to 4.23 depending on shift. A T T E N D A N T . 1st shift. Plan IV $14,190.00 A time and place for the public hearing on the board formation 647-3494. qualifications for these Saturday, 7:30 to 5:00. Apply Contact Personnerofflee, Oak MEDICAL ASSISTANT FOR H O U S E K E EP IN G -, Woman Experience helpful but not get experience in party Call Toll Free 1-800-237- budget and on the general government budget w ill be CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC BABYSITTER NEEDED- DOCTORS OFFICE, needed for light positions are available to at the: W.H. England Lumber Hill School, 120 Holcomb necessary. Apply Vernon planned programs, 2806 or 1-800-237-0704, Sun scheduled when the council meets in regular session - Experienced only. Top Call anytime after 6 p.m., 646- EXPERIENCED ROCKVILLE - Monday, housecleaning, 7 hours per those who meet minimum Company, Route 44A, Bolton Street, Hartford, 06112 or call Shell, Route 30. Vernon. demonstrations, or direct 10 am - 6 pm, M-W 9 am-8 April 2, wages. Ajiply: Atlas Tile, 1862 0767. MACHINIST, TOOLMAKER, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, week. $4.00 per hour. qualifications. Closing date Notch. 243-3496 M onday-Fridaiay-FrIday, Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, certified workers. We need a for applications is April 20. sales, we want to talk to between 8 AM-4 PM. E.O.E, The Board of Education is set to be finalized by A pril 12 12 to 6. Send resume to ^ x References necessary. Call RNs, LPNs, NURSES AIDES- 563-0151. COUPLE TO MANAGE few good people to join a CC, c/o Manchester Herald. between 6 and 8 p.m., 643-5190. Send letters of interest and and will be on file by that date in the office of the Tow n young growing company, full Manchester, Glastonbury you. wholesale outlet from home area. Call CGS this week. We resumes: Dr. Harry A. Clerk. RN-LPN wanted (or full or or part time. Please apply at Record Buffs part time. $1500 plus per PART TIME GIRL FRIDAY- MACHINE SHOP HELP- offer assignments in your Meisel, Dean of Student Af­ Exciting new maker just part time on all shifts. Apply L.M. (iill Welding and Meetings scheduled for all budget deliberations are as month potential without For Real Estate Office. Needed as following: Produc­ area on the shift and day of fairs. Manchester Community Several hundred persons attended the first Connecticut Record director of nursing. Salmon- Manufacturing, Division of College, 60 Bidwell Street, starting tn your area. follows; March 20 and 22, work session on Board of leaving present position. For Typing and Bookkeeping tion Inspector. Also- Hardinge your choice. Ask about our Coliector’s Convention Saturday at the Holiday Inn, East Hartford brook Convalescent Home, off Hartford interview call 364- B.H.S. Incorporated, 1422 required. Call Frank Strbno, Chuckers Set Up Men and M a n ch e ste r, C t. 06040. Education Budget; March 22, council receive general new pay rates, our bonus FOR APPOINTMENT 9 House Street, Glastonbury. Tolland Turnpike in Records ranging from rock n’ roli 45’s to jazz 78’s were for sale along 0209. 646-2000. Operators. Liberal benefits. plans, vacation pay. CGS Ser­ Manchester Community government budget; M arch 27, work session on general Please call 633-5244. Manchester, or call Carl Skold Apply in person only: 9 to 12, College is a E.O.E. and CALL CLIP & MAIL vices, 111 Pearl, Hartford. at 647-9931. E.O.E, with musical posters, pictures of musical stars and other record- government budget; March 29, meeting with Board of PLUMBER WANTED for ana 1 to 4. C & W Manufac­ 2465626. adheres to the principals of af­ 1-828-6573 Ms. Kelly NURSES AIDES wanted for related material. (Herald photo by Burbank) Education on budget; A pril 3, work session with boards year round work. Excellent turing, 74 Eastern Blvd., firmative action. full time on all shifts. Apply Company Fringe Benefits. W G GROOMER- Part / Full Glastonbury. NAME and commissions on budget; April 12, finalization of director of nursing. Salmon- Please call 649-2871. time. Must be experienced SERVICE STATION MAIL TO: Board of Education budget; April 17 and 19, work session brook Convalescent Home, off and able to completely finish ATTENDANT - Days, full' FORM TOOL GRINDER- on general government budget; April 26, tentative date House Street, Glastonbury. DRAFTSMAN / groom all breeds. Sheridane time. Some mechanical Experienced. Must be ADDRESS experience preferred. Apply CARPENTER or CABINET Board Will Consider for public hearing on Board of Education budget; April Please call 633-5244. M ECHANICAL- Excellent op­ Kennels. 228-9089. familiar with platforms and in person: (Jil’s Mobil, Route M AKER- Experienced in the YDUR OWN BUSINESS i i e r a l b portunity for aggressive in­ various job shop tools in high installation of Custom CITY CLASaiFIID ADVERTI8INQ 30, tentative date for public hearing on general govern­ SAW SHARPENING- Part 6, Bolton. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for dividual capable of layout and speed and carbide. Must Be Kitchens and related minor ment budget; May 3, work session to review results of time person to sharpen hand South Windsor. Will train. detailing sales drawings for aole to work independently. alteration work. t STATE P.O. BOX 591 saws, circular blades, and A FIVE MINUTE PHONE CALL public hearings; May 14, adoption of Board of Education Apply 9 Brookfield Street or industrial heat processing Apply in person only: 9 to 12, Workmanship must be First Manchealer, Conn. 06040 hand tools. Call 646-5707, School Study Results budget; May 21, adoption of general government budget call 289-5918, after 12 noon. equipment. Good benefits in STOKROOM ana 1 to 4. C & W Manufac­ Class. Bradley Kitchens, Inc., ZIP and setting of new tax rate; June 18, appointment of a our rapid growth company. turing, 74 Eastern Blvd., phone 232-5^, or 521-1572 for IS ALL THAT STANDS BETWEEN YOU AND ONE OF NURSES AIDES - Full time, LAUNDRY WASHMAN and ASStSTiWr SUPBNdM EXAMPLE: provided by residents w ill help the school rate-maker. Send resume, or call Ms. Glastonbury. appointment. THE MOST EXCITING BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BOLTON — Dr, Mark Shibles, consul­ and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. Johnson at 289-1588. In- FO LDER - We are now accep­ Manchester Memorial PHONE 15 Words for 6 Days tant to the Board of Kducation, will meet board make decisions about present and All work sessions on both the Board of Education or Experienced preferred, but dustronics, Inc. 489 Sullivan ting applications for part time Hospital is looking for an IN TH E COUNTRYI »♦)»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< If you are really serious about owning a business... with the board in open session Thursday to future programs for its students, Allen general government budgets will be held at 7;30 p.m. in we will train. Apply in person: Avenue, South Windsor, Conn. employment in our Laundry energetic individual to J CHECK ENCLOSED Only <9.00 said. the cauias roo of Tow n Hall. The public hearing on the East Hartford Convalescent EOE. Department. Applicants must assist our Store Room NUINTAINER BUT detail the results of his study of the Bolton Home. 745 Main Street, East be 18 years or older. Must be Help Wanted The South Windsor Board of He said tbe board is particularly in­ Board of Education budget will be held at Tim othy Supervisor, in the over all Education has a good job opjx>r- Lack business experience... don't want to leave your school system. Hartford. URGENT - Full-time agents physically able to fulfill lifting terested in the views concerning Bolton Edwards Middle School. operation of Stock Room tunity for an ALL ROUND present job then... FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS The board will also meet on March 29 to needed, good earning poten­ requirements. Must be N.C. Lattw Operator M A IN TEN A N C E MAN. He must High School. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- responsible and dependable. Activities. This full-time be well qualified by having the take action on the recommendation of tial, flexible hours, free WE WANT TO TALK TO YOU 1 2 3 4 5 Excellent Part Time work. training, bonus, room for ad­ Excellent benefits; working Sand Meet Oporator following experience and abilities. Raymond A. Allen Jr., superintendent of Besides a series of questions concerning position offers a com­ Experiencco in the operation and Will train. Call Manchester vancement, plus earn a free conditions and security. Apply schools. Allen has recommended that the the programs in the Bolton school system, Public Hearing Set petitive salary, and fringe Agggmlilar maintenance of Heating. Ven­ for Information call 1-828-6573 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. trip. Call Norma or Don at in person 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., tilating, Air Conditioning, Plum­ e 7 8 8 10 school system be kept K-12 as it is now. the questionnaire also specifically asks Monday thru Friday, 50 Hours, paid holiday?, bing System, Repairs To CALL MON., TUES., WED., ONLY 647-9914 or 423-8958. Century confidence to: for opinions concerning the high school. On Two Subdivisions Meadows Convalescent excellent Insurance Mechanical Equipment. Much thought has been given to closing SECRETARY - Part time 21, Tedford Real Estate. MANCHESTER benefits. Apply in person, Knowledge of Electrical Eouip- 9:00 AM-9:00 PM 11 12 13 14 n ------the high school and to have high school One concerns whether the cost of mornings, Vernon Circle area. Home. 333 Bidwell Street. ment. Extensive Carpentry Anili­ SOUTH WINDSOR — The Planning and Zoning Com­ Manchester. ty. Good pay. Excellent benefits. educating a student on the high school Typing, and marhine CARD GALLERY students go to another school system on a mission will hold a public hearing Tuesday at 8 p.m. in MEmONIC8,INC. Apply in person at the: n 17 18 19 transcription a must. Send Aggressively, mature woman, R o u te a A 44A F A C lL a iE S SERVICES O F FIC E . I! ------tuition basis. level is an important factor in deciding M anch , C on n . the Council Chambers of Tow n Hall to consider the resume to Box AA, c/o flexible hours; some nights LUBE PERSON WANTED To BOLTON Union School, 771 Main St.. South whether or not the school should be kept lubricate truck and trailers. Town residents have received copies of following applications: Manchester Herald. and Sundays. Apply in person Windsor. Conn. 21 22 23 24 open. Related experience 28 a survey as to their thoughts about the • Fifty Acres Limited, for an open space subdivision, only, Manchester Parkade, necessary. Excellent wages, school system. Allen .said, "ft is most im ­ It also asks if the high school should be NURSES AIDES- Full time, Manchester, E.O.E, consisting of about 48 acres located 1400 feet north of all fringe benefits. For ap­ 2S 1/ 20 30 closed if the respondent would prefer that ail shifts. Experience 28 portant to the Board of Education to have Miller Road between Nevers and Abby Road in an RR preferred, but training will be pointment, call 688-7596. the students be sent to Manchester, BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR as many residents as possible complete zone. given. Apply in person: East OR LATHE OPERATOR Rockville, or E. 0. Smith high school. n i i 33 u 38 the survey." • South Ridge Estates for an open space subdivision of Hartford Convalescent Home, working 60 hours a week. COCKTAIL WAITRESSES and Lady Bartender. Full Allen said the direction the Bolton Respondents are also asked if they 745 Main Street, East Hart­ Good benefits. 633-3343, about 60 acres, located on the east side of Nevers Road time, part time. Will train. would favor other towns/Sending their ford. 36 38 i i 40 .school system is to take in the future is near the intersection of Nevers Road and Graham Road Apply at: Buddy's Cafe. Air­ students to Bolton High. THE MANCHESTER BOARD NO MORE WAITING... perhaps the most important issue to be A in an A-40 and A-20 zone. PAR T T IM E - No nights. No OF REALTORS is looking for port Road & L ^ya rd Street, considered in the town in the last 20 years Dr. Edw ard Iwanecki of the University Copies of the applications are on file in the Tow n weekends. Long holidays. July an experienced part time Hartford. The (|uestionnaire focuses on the pre­ of Connecticut will collate information Clerk's office. Interested persons may come to the and August off Many retired BOOKKEEPER. Conscien­ AUTO MECHANIC- YOU CAN PLACE YOUR gentlemen and housewives tious. alert, dependable, and sent program as well as future contained in the survey and present a meeting to speak for or against the approval of the enjoy driving school buses. able to assume responsibility. Experienced front end and educational alternatives. Information report, to the Board of Education. application. W H Y N O T YOU? We will Must be good typist. Diver­ brake mechanic with ability train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or sified work in busy office. to run Repair Department. HERALD & DOLLUR SAVER INDEX Manchester, 643-2414. Send brief resume and Top salary. Excellent Medical We have to. We are growing tu t. By 1982 we When in need of a Service or Product references to- Personnel & Life Insurance Benefits. expect to have over 12(X) unlit nationwide. N O T IC K t BUS DRIVERS - will train if Chairman, 186 East Center Call for appointment. 423-4568. This last pace can only continue II we ere Budget Review Planned 1 Loll and Found able to develop the management talent 2 P tro o n g lB necessary. Apply 90 Street, Manchester. 3 Brookfield Street, South Wind­ W ANTED - Man to work in needed to supervise our operations st the V E R N O N — The Tow n Council has Review, and tax collector. AnnouncDmonia District. Regional. Divisional and Corporate Child Guidance Clinic, vital 4 - sor. Call 289-5918. printing department of local EntDrIoinmeni level. set up a schedule for reviewing all Also: Treasurer, purchasing, law, statistics, Rockville Public Health f. A u c tio n s food warehouse. Must be able department budgets before a final town clerk. Permanent Municipal S TA TE O F to type. Apply Gaer Bros. 140 Nursing Association, ambulance ser­ FINANCIAL BOOKKEEPER Whether you join us as a Manager Trainee. CALL A PROFESSIONAL Rye St., South Windsor. budget is approved to go to public Building Committee, Planning Com­ 0 Bonds-Stochs-Mortgagof ACCOUNTS payable, CONNECTICUT Assistant Manager or Unit Manager, you vice, Manchester Sheltered - hearings on April 24 and 30, and final­ 9 Parsontl Loans DEPARTMENT OF will receive the benellls of Denny's unique mission, Zoning Board of Appeals, Workshop. ‘ 10 - in s u fs n c D receivable. Automotive Management Development Course, the ly to the annual town meeting on May Zoning Commission, Planning Com­ experience helpful. Minimun 5 TRANSPORTATION 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-271 1 Also: River East Homemakers, EMPLOYMENT latest techniques ol management, 15, years full-time recent 24 WOLCOT at any hour. . . mission. .social .servicee, youth services, 13 Holp Wsniod merchandisingng endand marketing. We also 14 — bookkeeping experience. H ILL ROAD ENJOY WORKING WITH otter tuition eeld ld ...... to help lurther your formal The first of the budget meetings On April 4: Conservation Commis­ Business OppoMuniiies Hockanum Valley Community Coun­ 15 - Situation Wanted Career position, excellent ad­ WETHERSFIELD, FLOWERS? - We are looking education. will be on Mareh 28. All meetings, un- sion, Personnel Policies Committee, cil, Community Renewal Team, E D U C A T IO N vancement 527-8246. CONN. for people to run our outdoor iess otherwi.se noted, will be at 7:30 You will receive: top salary wHh regular K W I M MJ U 4 O m K jW W R S NEK’,6 HAIR g n ilM i, SUBOICALSiimiESl Economic Development Commis­ North Central Regional Mental 10 Pfivate Instructions BUILDING(S) AND/ flower locations Friday, ■4 reviews, profit sharing, paid vacations, and — p.m. in the couneil chambers of the 19 SchooiS'Ciasses EXPERIENCED Saturday and Sunday. Work I sion, Sewer Authority, Arts Commis­ Health. 20 Instructions Wanted OR STRUCTURE(S) tree medical, dental and life insurance (or - l & T •- MACHINISTS & LATHE or all 3 days. Car a necessity. Hairttyiing MEOCO Memorial Building. sion, Greater Hartford Transit TO BE REMOVED i : you end your family. ' April 9: Interest on debt, principal REAL ESTATE OPERATORS- Full or part Contact: SDR Enterprises, MACHINE REPAIRS fuaaicML sum v co. for • irfMtt Cfietra • Watken During the first session the District, Police. payments, sewer assessment fund, 23 Humes (or Sale time. Excellent benefits. App­ Sealed bids for the removal Andover 742-9965. For confidential consideration, please rush . 24 - Quality Work at • CeffHiwdea following department budgets will be Also; School crossing guards. Traf­ Lots-Land for Sale ly in person at: 1422 Tolland or demolitipn of s resume, or letter detailing your food M m public works, waste treatment plant, 25 — Investment Property 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 8 Good PrUetl • turpteat Ivppeita • Irtoet Turnpike, Manchester. LM building(s) and/or struc­ service experience to: • Jopal Cualeni tupperta diseussed Town Council, executive fic Authority, the two fire building inspection, and engineering. 26 — Business Property 27 — Resort Property Gill Welding Manufacturing ture! s), will be received by n iU PICKUP • DIUVMY • Maaleolofflr Forma 1 Irea and administrative, probate eourt departments (one joint budget). Civil H O USEKEEPER - Full time. MR. DON KIRKHAM, DEPT.BB-319 M iM n n . m m April 10: Redevelopment Commis­ 20 - Real Es'aie Wanted Co.. Division of BHS, Inc., or the Commissioner of and Jury Committee, registrars, Preparedness, fire marstial, and Must be dedicated and 125 Qallher Dr., Suite “K" m u M W 6 4 M 1 6 7 sion, library. Cemetery Commission, MISC SERVICES call 647-9931. Transportation in Room mature. Apply in person: Mt. Laurel, New Jersey 08054 elections, accounting, outside ranine control. social security, pension insurance, 31 Set vices Offered 148 at 24 Wolcott Hill Road, Meadows Convalescent i i j f . U L '. r j m . auditing, as.sessment. Board of Tax 32 — Piintmg.Papering An Equal Opportunlly Employer M/F _Ainnl5j_Jlealtju_Ji^^ group insurance, unemployment 33 — Bu'idmg-Contractina Wethersfield, Connecticut, Home. 333 Bidwell St., 34 — Roolng-S'dmg INVITATION TO BID Manchester. 1 compensation, municipal insurance, until 11:00 A.M. March 29. m MAPLE M©biH THE H R E MAN 35 — Heeling.Plumping The Manchester Board of ( CARRY NATIONS AUANTIC OCIAN 36 — F lo o rin g 1979, after which they will Super Servleot Inc* refunds, tax adjustments, contingen­ — F O R P R O M P T Denny’s Inc. $4»>1MS “A Friendly Plaet 37 Movina-Trurkinq.f^fnraga Education solicits bids for a be publicly opened and OAt • OIL - LUMICATION - cy, Charter Revision Commission, 38 — Services Wanted CONFIDENTIAL Prepara­ Nigkt to Re-Tyre" School Photographer for the ACCIDDOmit read aloud. Bids must be tion of your Resume, please FINE LUNCHES capital improvements. Refuse MI9C. FOR SALE school years 1979-80, 1980-81, TINlt ANP NATTimif 3S7 BROAD 6T. submitted on Proposal call McConnell Resume Ser­ CoriMr of Canter A Mate St District, special town meetings. 40 Household Goods 1)1 NNN S SM S m i F\( 6 4 S -2 4 4 4 1981-82. Sealed bids will be Form CON 114J In bid vice. at 649-2288. fmm i m i m The Board of Education budget and 41 ArticlDS lor Sale 42 — Building Supphee received until 3:00 P.M,, April envelopes provided by the the Parks and Recreation budget will 43 Pets -Birds- Dogs 9.1979, at which time they will K lU IR M IS Department of Transporta­ SUMMER CAMP JOBS stdBW TttoiiM Nfitioows, Dooiis, M n m m s c a h o p h s 44 MuiiCAi Initrum«nt8 be publicly opened. The right TO HIT TIXAS be reviewed on April 18. 45 — B o a ts & Accessories tion, which may be secured available at Girl Scout Camp — is reserved to reject any and •T l«R S The second public hearing on the *e Sporting Goods in Room 145 at 24 Wolcott in Tolland. Mass. Directors CUINING CiWTRACTMl 47 — Gordon Products QUAUTY WONKMANBMIP M A N A M A I budget will be April 30 at 7:30 p.m. in all bids. Specifications and bid and instructors needed for 48 — A n tiq u e s Hill Road, Wethersfield, OMe# or CemmwW C A N A l the Sykes School auditorium and the 49 - Wonted to Buy forms may be secured at the Connecticut. The telephone riding, gymnastics, swim­ AOflOtffWilf Business Office, 45 N. School ming and boating programs. annual meeting will be at 8 p.m. in R E N T A L S number is 566-4750. •otMoetton OtMTiftleotf 52 Rooms for Rent Street, Manchester, Connec­ Also unit leaders and BILL TDNSKY Prto loHmolM the Mididle School auditorium. “ All persons are invited counselors. Write or Call eUTANA 53 Aportments for Rent ticut. Raymond E. Demers, The Tow n Council must set the m ill 54 _ Homes for Rent to bid without regard to Margaret Moote, Connecticut 55 _ Business tor Rent Business Manager. race, color, creed, national W ALUMINUIR A VINYL SIDING C0I.0MBIA “ rate no later than May 20. Action on Resort Properly for Rent Valley Girl Scouts, 74 Forest ' 9 56 061-3 •y ■ ■ai i ia a t - VINEZUII 57 — Wanted to Rent origin or sex.” St., Hartford, Ct. 06105. (20 Colon To Choooo From) this is usually taken immediately / 643-2711 50 - Mtsc for Rent ITE M #1 76^117 1-86- Telephone 522-0)63. ARADIA following the town meeting, if the W AWNINB8 A CANOPIES AUTOMOTIVE 1(37)10 Three Bill Boards PERSONAL budget is approved. 61 Autos for Sale INVlTA'nON T O BID Eiast of Slater Street & MATURE RESPONSIBLE 1 ★ 8T0RRI WIND0W8 A DOORS 62 T ru c k s f(5r S al# Sealed bids will be received North of 1-86 PERSON To care for 2 SERVICE 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale children, from 11 p.m. to 8 V v ^ '\ \ H rn u r •* 64 — Moiorcyciet-Bicycies in tbe Office of The Director M ANCHESTER Calendar PhoiM 640-9095 YWCA Sponsors a.m. two nights every 6 days. Mwppins. arrae*, and eta. 65 — Cempers-Tratiera-MoPiie of General Services, 41 Center Days 30, Liq. 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Call David Of the Verse Kind 21 Arrival-time 29 Animal waste PNEPAIUTION CHILD CARE - For ages 2 Articles lor Bala 41 Apartmante For Rent 53 20 Judges (abbr.) trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn Patrla, 644-17M. Autoe For Sale 81 rruckt for Sale 62 WMT I PIPNT YELL .' I ALWAYS THAT MAYBE HE’S ’ WHAT CAPTAIN guess (abbr) service. No lob too big or thru 8, in my State Licensed 22 Questionable chemical 44 Ancient Italian v e a I JUSTSAIP GET NERVOUS POBSN'T RIGHT.' T V VUAS HE 23 Paroxysm 30 Talk back Home. Hours: 7 to6daily. Hot TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - MANSFIELD, CONN.- Three KANGARIOO.' 24 Large tub family BUSINESS A INDIVIDUAL small. 568-8522. FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY MONTE CARLO 1973, Power 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN AT M E. YOU’RE PRINK*- AJ4P TENSE /MEAN I CAN A4AKE /VtWCHING 24 Constellation lunch, laundry and overtime Good condition.Good for bedroom Duplex for rent. 1 25 Not qualified 32 Rum (2 w ds. 45 steering, power brakes, window van. Excellent condi­ By Abigail Van Buren INS TOO MUCH WHEN I , PRINK 1 V ER Y 25 American German INCOME TAXES - Remodeling and Additions. plating, or welding. Call 649 1/2 baths. Basement, carpet EMILY.' 27 Winged horse si.) COMPLETE CARPET & Tile services offered. Excellent automaUc, $1,575. Call 649 tion. Very low mileage. Cap­ x> 1979 by Chicago Tribune N Y News Synd. Inc. COFFEE .' WATCH TV.' TOO MUCH Indians negative PREPARED — In the tom Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. and appliances. $2M monthly. UPSET.' 31 Sound a horn 35 Cafe patron installation and repairs. Free references. 643-9677. 1149 anytime. tains chairs. Stereo and COFFEE.' 26 Heroine of A Weathercock fort of your home or office years experience! For Free Utilities not included. Phone 32 Dell 36 Center estimates. Call 64^3745, after Estimates, call 646-4239. cassette. Radials. 429-9461. Doll's House Official Call 646-7833, for an appoint- 5 p.m. LICENSED DAY CARE in MOLDED FORMICA top and before 4 p'.m., 528-4186; after 5 1976 CHEVETTE SCOOTER - 33 Depression ini­ 36 Hail tials 27 South records ment. my home. First and second paneled bar with two shelves p.m., 1-C93793. 26,000 miles, very good condi­ DEAR ABBY; Did you ever determine for certain the 39 Toddler FARRAND REMODELING - 1977 C H E V Y 1/2 TO N 34 Be mistaken American 46 Privation BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. shift openings available. 74^ and four stools. $175. 646-6028. tion, $2,000 firm. Call 643-4461, author of that beautiful poem, “Slow Me Down. Lord"? 41 Walked in lineg*! Cabinets and Formica Tops, PICKUP- Customize. Asking 35 David Copper- rubber tree Period Fircplaces,concrete, Chimney 5473. HEAT PAID- Sunny 1 $4500 or best offer. Call M7- You said 92 people claimed to have written it. Didn't the field's first 28 One who feels 42 Jest g2 INCOME TAX Preparation Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ FU LL LENGTH Ranch Mink bedroom. No lease required. Father repairs. No job too small ditions, Decks, All types of 9261 before noon, or after 6 original author ever copyright it? wife Experienced. At your home. Coat, excellent condition. Size Only $175. (745-2) Rental 1 2 3 4 S 7 1 Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ Ptlnllng-Papering 32 Remodeling and Repairs. p.m. CURIOUS IN WINNIPEG 36 Cultivates ' 9 10 11 Call Dan Mosler, 646-3329 or timates. 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. Assistors, 236-5646, small lee. 37 Biblical 526-8263. Phone 643^17, A M C 1978 M A T A D O R M 13 14 PAINTING - Interior and 1972 CHEVY VAN- TO DEAR CURIOUS: The author of “Slow Me Down, Lord" kingdom CARPET IN.STALLATION - exterior, paperhanging, DINING ROOM SET well CARPETED ONE STATION WAGON - Loaded, 39 Horns IS 16 17 LEON CIESZYNSKI made, matching table, six all options. $5350 firm, 529 TRADE for newer model. 55,- ii Wilferd A. Peterson. He wrote it in 1952 hot failed to Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets. excellent work references. BEDROOM- Appliances and 000 miles. Good condition. If 40 Wine (Fr ) INCOME TAX BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ chairs, buffet and liquor 8817. copyright it, which made it very easy to plsgUriie. Three 1 ___ fexM w w . 18 19 ■ 21 Steam Cleaning. Free es­ Free estimates. Fully in­ more! Just $205. (7194). Ren­ you want to trade down. Call 41 Trousers' 20 PREPARATION - Your home ditions, Remodeling. Rec cabinet. $250. 646-2889. tal Assistors, 2395646, small people forwarded “documented" proof claimiiif anthorsUp. pocket timates. Call 649-6265. sured. Martin Matson, 649- Rooms, Garages, Wtehens 6495747. ^ 22 or mine. Dan Wade, Tax Con­ 4431. fee. 1966 NEWPORT CHRYSLER- Each sent me t slightly altered version ol Peterson’s poem, CaptaTn Easy — Crooks ft Lawrence 42 Female sultant, 87I-9S64. Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath ■ EXPERT PAINTING and SWIMMING POOLS 383 - Running condition. Good insisting that they originated it. (One even set it to mnsic sovereign 26 2k 28 29 30 Tile, Dormers, Roofing. YES...ANP THEY ' 45 Insect egg QUALITY PAINTING and DISTRIBUTOR forced to dis­ MODERN 4 ROOM for parts. Asking $100.643-029Q and is planning to reemd itl| THE RAPIO OPERATOR OF THI5 9HAN6HAIBPT! ■ I-ANDSCAPING Specializing Residential or Commercial. WERE BEIMO HELP 46 Large truck 31 pose of brand new 31’ long APARTMENT DUPLEX- or 643-5309. When 1 asked Peterson why he didn't sue these frauds, he SHIP THAT JU5T POCKEP &AIP 33 in Exterior House Painting. Paper Hanging by Willis 649-4291. PRISONER) then 49 Navy ship ■ 1 ALLAN T, KEELER’S TAX Schultz. Fully insured above ground pools complete Carpeted with dishwasher and 1976 FORD VAN- V-8 stan­ said, "Pd rather write than light." HE'P PICKEP UP AN S.O.&, CALL 34 Tree pruning, spraying, f r o m w a s h ., a t s e a ; THE call broke prefix (abbi) SERVICE. Tax Returns done references, 649-4M3. with sundeck, fencing, filter stove. $235 monthly. No pets. dard. Radio. Carpeting, pan­ OFF SUPPENLy.. ■ □ 1 in the privacy of your home mowing, weeding. Call 742- RETIRED BUILDER - rec Petemon is now 78, and perhaps the Lord has answered 50 Ship part 7947, and includes full installation. Security and lease. 6498365, elling. 52,000 miles. Good con­ 37 38 Call 871-!781. for appointment rooms, hung ceilings, ceramic A sking $989. F in a n cin g his prayer and HAS slowed him down n little, bat he con­ 52 Fish J.P. LEWIS & SON- Interior after 5 p.m. Available April dition. $M95, or best offer. 53 Noun suffix tile, plumbing, electric. available. Call Stan collect tinues to be a last friend and (nithlul correspondent. 40 41 myAZ/AAimmmAzmAm SNOW-PLOWING- Available and Exterior painting, paper 15th. Call 742-7967, ask for Bob. 54 Pennsylvania ■ Richard Young, M9-1975. 203-236-5871. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 43 44 rfLL TYPES OF T A X E S all winter, night or day. hanging, remodeling, carpen­ ••••••••••••••••#••••••••• DEAR ABBY; The question arose in your column whether port 42 47 41 PREPARED- Individual, SANDING AVAILABLE, try. Fully insured. 649-9658. 6 ROOMS ON Center Street. 1971 FORD G A LA X Y 500, Motorcyclee-BIcyclee 64 55 Poker stake 1 1 R o o lln g -8ldlng-Chlmnay 34 Carpeted. $270. Security. Body rusted and dented. One a woman who had borrowed $200 from a friend should pay 56 Before (prefix) 49 SO 81 82 partnership, corporations. TOO. Don't wait til it snows! Doga-BIrdt-Palt 43 interest when nothing was said about interest at the time Will come to your home. Call Lease. Call 649-2871. bad valve. But still a great car 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low 57 McNally's Call 646-0743, after 3:30 p.m, A&W PAINTING Contrac­ BIDWELL HOME Improve­ she borrowed it. (It took her 14 years to pay it back.) S3 54 66 568-5742, tors. Quality painting and A COMPLETE BOARDING for $300. Call 6497876 days. mileage. Excellent condition. partner ment Co. Expert installation You said the person who lent the money should be glad to 58 Sea PROFESSIONAL paper hanging at reasonable K E N N EL for Dogs and Cats. $650. Call 6495849. S6 S7 S8 'y-yy/AyzAA>yy of aluminum siding gutters get the $200 back after 14 years-never mind the interest. ACCURATE. DRESSMAKING & rates. Fully insured. Free Dog Bathing and grooming. BANK REPOSSESSIONS -B and trim. Roofing installation FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobile MOTORCYCLE When a loan agreement is silent with regard to interest, EXPERIENCED TAX ALTERATIONS done in my Estimates. Call Wayne 649- and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. For reservations, pTease call MANCHESTER ■ CENTRAL 7696. Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, INSURANCE- Lowest Rates the law usually Imputes an interest rate into the agreement. HELP-Your home Ix)W cost. home. Please call 646-4972, Canine Holiday Inne, 200 LOCATION, First floor, 4 Monday thru Friday. 10:00 Sheldon Road, Manchester. needs bo^ work $2100; 1974 Available! Immediate Bin­ (In Ohio, a 6 percent interest rate is imputed.) Small Hii.siness? Sold Home? SPECIALIZING cleaning and rooms. $200 per month. Pontiac Firebird, automatic ding. Sunny J)ay Option. Call In any event, inasmuch as prices have more than doubled a m. to 3:00 p.m. PERSONAL Paperhanging repairing chimneys, roofs, 646-5971. win at bridge Iteinizc(l (leiiyctions 633-1267 Security, references, no with air $2100; 1973 Ford Joan. 6491126. over the last 14 years, the creditor should have received at Alley Oop — Dave Qraue For particular people, by new roofs. Free estimates. M utilities. Call 643-4816. CROSSEN ELECTRIC Will Dick.... . Call _ 643-5703 iJanytin anytime. ONE MALE TOY POODLE- Country Sedan Station Wagon •••••••••••••••••••••••«•• least $400 in return. years Experience. Howley, $900; 1973 Chevrolet Bel Air WE'LL cu r THE ROLES WHILE light up your life! Residential 643-5361. With papers. 12 weeks old. Campers-Trailers OHIO ATTORNEY Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag INCOME TAX RETURNS Wiring.Viring. Call 871-0166 days; PROFESSIONAL PAINTING $100, Call 646-1341 anytime. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• $900; 1972 Ford Maverick Mobile Homee 65 M3U FELLAS AR E IvlAKIN' TH ' $900; 1970 Chevrolet Malibu N E T S /T H E R E ISNT fWJCHTlME, PREPARED - After 5 646-521)3 evenings. AND PAPERING - Interior •••••••••••••••••••••••••• OttieeB-Storee lor Rent 55 DEAR ATTORNEY: What a person is legally entitled to HOOFER WILL Install roof, $700; 1970 Chrylser New VOLKSWAGEN POP UP SO LETS SET BUSY.' r- weekdays, anytime specialists. Commerical and Musical Inetrumenla 44 !• oftentimes n for cry from what he gets. I maintain that, ....T O A Good strategy goes amiss siding or gutter for low dis­ Yorker $650. The above may CAMPER 1970- Can sleep 4, weekends. Phone Uiwell WILL CLEAN CELLERS and residential. Free estimates, ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. niter n 14-year wait, the lady was lucky to see her $200 RENDEZVOUS count price. Call Ken at 647- Ideal location. $300 including be seen at the Savings Bank of Excellent running condition. BESIDE THE Thompson at 643-2870. attics and haul away scrap fully insured. 646-4879. 1566. 1,'2 PRICE ON GUITARS and ngnin. Oswald: "Alvin Roth Iron FREE of charge. etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main utilities. Don Horrigan, Mancheser, 923 Mam Street, Standard shift. Some body rot. RIVER ,WHB2E played this hand some years Manchester. ALLEYOOP NORTH 3-11 Telephone 644-.3234, TEACHERS- Experienced Street, New Britain. 225-19W. Barrows Company. 647-1000. $1695. Call 649-1700. ago In an Important match TRACY BROTHERS- DEAR ABBY; A woman writes to Dear Abby and says. AND FtXJZY 4 KQ J 7 Exterior Painters now Expecting a tax refund? against a really great player Hoofing, Flat Roof, Hot Tar, A R E P R E - ♦ AQ J MAXIMIZE YOUR WILLING TO CARE FOR one booking for spring / summer Layaways invited. MANCHESTER- Main Street “This guy I am writing about is a real louse. I will call him FARINS A in the East seat and a fine Gravef, Built-Up Roofing. modern office available. 400 Paul." SUIRPRISB 4 KQ J player with a somewhat de­ REFUND child (girl). Also can be com­ jobs. Free Estimates. Commercial & Residential panion for lonely 6 year old Reasonable rates. 649-5873. LUDWIG 7 PIECE DRUM sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call My name happens to be Paul. Why does she have to drag FDR T H E ♦ K J 10 vious mind In the Weat. He MINIMIZE VOUR TAX Free Estimates. 872-6269. HUSE BEA ST girl. Must be in my home. SET- Black, pearl and 6492469 or 6492755. AMERICA’S my name through her filth? If he’s a louse, let her use HIS WEST EAST never got a complete count Lat Brnmat D. Qamma Available anytime. Very chrome. Snare with covers, rean name-not mine! ^>HEN___ A S1ANT HCOK-TCIOTHED TVRANNOSAUR • 85 4 63 2 because East's one discard prolasalonally prapara reasonable. (Jail 569-2645 zildion, cymbils, extras! W50 466 MAIN STREET. North of Second question: What is all this garbage about equal ■THREATIREATEN5 THE CAPDIPL, KIN6 iSUZZLE AND HIS MEN • 8 6 4 • 9 7 5 2 made on the fourth spade your Inooma lax ralum anytime. Building Contracting 33 firm. Call between 4 and 6 Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft, No. 1 rights for women? If women get any more rights. I’m chang­ TlCYTOLiJRE rrcXITOFTHE IvOOVIAN ViLLAaE ...... O jy ’.tA irt 4 9 8 7 3 4 10 5 4 was a low club.” of centrally located space. • 9 7 4 2 ♦ Q63 Alan; "From what I know • Work guarsnlaafl FREE ESIMATES, FREE p.m., ask for Donald. 649-9329. ing my lifestyle from Paul to Pauline. WATERPROOFING- WES ROBBINS Carpentry INSPECTION. Chimney Ideal for store, office or other TRUCKS FED UP IN BARTLESVILLE. OKLA. SOUTH of Alvin he made the hand • Your homo or mlna business or commercial use. The Flintetones — Hanna Barbara Productlona and West must have given Hatchways. Foundation remodeling specialist. Ad­ repair and cleaning. Phone MARLBORO P.A. SYSTEM- TRUCK 4 A 10 9 4 • Individual and Cracks, Tile Lines, Sump ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 646-0686, Irvin. $460. Also: 2 Peavey Columns- Call 6492426 9-5 pm. something aw » to him.” CONFIDENTIAL TO “VANCOUVER INQUIRY": No » K 10 3 Oswald: "That il just Businats Pumps. Window Wells, Gravi­ built-ins, bathrooms, $250. Call 643-9098, one said it better than Moliere; “No one is safe from slander. VOUR TROUBLE, V £ A h 7 S ...THAT^^E'S 4 A 62 ty Feeds. 30 Years kitchens, 649-3446. Haaling-Plumbing 35 Wanted to Rent 57 FREP, IS THAT WHAT what West did. Alvin started C all D ay or Eva. The best way is to pay no attention, but live in innocence ♦ A B5 out by running the four, Experience! 643-4953, 242- Boate-Accesaorlas 45 and let the world talk." you FORtSET 'OOOP PE p V c T I 3 L B / dba GEM EKTERPMSES 5915, CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. SEW ERLINES, sink lines, GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE T H E < 5 0 0 0 PAKT' Vulnerable: Both spades. West had to make' TO RENT Small furnished or two dlscarda. The first one 646-3113 Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. cleaned with electric cutters, 1974 FURY - leti^foot PART/ Z... Dealer: South WILL BAB.YSIT FOR Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. by professionals. McKinney fiberglass, tilt trailer, with unfbrnished apartment in TRUCKS - TRUCKS - TRUCKS Are your problem, too heavy to handle clone? Let Abby was very painful, but Weat Manchester area. Willing to help yon. For n personal, unpubliriied reply, write: Abby: Weit North East South finally parted with a low TODDl.ER OR INFANT in Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ 1975 55-horsepower outboard 1 NT C&M TREE SERVICE - Free my home while you work TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY pany, 643-5308, Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. offer yard work in exchange Box 69700, Loe Angeles, CnUf. 90069. Enclose n stomped, diamond. The second was a for moderate rent. Reply to: self-addressed enveTope. Pass 7 NT Pass Pass low club accompanied by estimates, discount senior nights. Have 3 year old that Carpentry and general con­ Also 50 horse Johnson out­ Pass citizens. Com pany loves company. Call after 4 tracting. Residential and NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- Box D, c/o Manchester even greater dtstreu." Manchester-owned and PM, 568-9318. commercial. Whether it be a repairs, plugged drains, 9550. Herald. Alan: "So Alvin decided operated. Call 646-I327. small repair job, a custom kitchen faucets replaced, Opening lead: 4 9 that West just couldn't have YOUNG WOMAN WILL DO built home or anything in repaired, rec rooms, that club queen.” REW EAVING burn holes. HOUSE CLEANING. For between, call 646-1379. bathroom remodeling, heat □ R EN TALS □ AUTOMOTIVE Zlppcr,s, umbrellas repaired. more information, please call modernization, etc. Free AiKthfExpirti Window shades, Venetian 646-5218. NEWTON SMITH- Estimate gladly given. M & M 52 Autoe For Sale 51 blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Remodcling, Repairs, and Plumbing 4 Heating. 649-2871. Rooma lor Rant 4 Astrograph By Oswald Jacoby A California reader aaks if Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- LIGHT TRUCKING - Moving Rec-Rooms. No job to small, It Is ever proper to show a 522I. large appliances. Cellars, at­ 649-3144. THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ WE PAY $10 for complete The Born Loser — Art Saneom and Alan Sontag MANCHESTER PLUMBING junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland IN STOCK four-card suit before rebid- tics, and garages cleaned. & HEATING - Repairs. trally located. Downtown Manchester. Kitchen Auto Body, 528-1990. fullllling day can be youra when miLOM'aaiRCAREPDRMUEWnH'^ dlM one of six cards. Some Painting done. Also: CARPENTRY & MASONRY - Remodelii^, Pumps repaired ePICKUPS eCARQO VANS •me' ;% TrMeiajR,eAKi RmLEwr,, AUn; "What in there to The answer Is that there Loam. Sand ti G ra v e l Additions and Remodeling. privileges. Call 649-2358. you combine that which Is both dlacuai about today's hand? KEEP SMILING / rcplacea Free estimates. •FIDO’S eRANCHEROS njBE MOLDS. IN THE BACK, VESUVIUS SO VIETM IM © Ria-JT, 3 B A P E R S OP B A D ' Commercial Site, long fron­ l''or details, call Seillik Real­ B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main MANCHESTER- Main Street. 1969 MUSTANG FASTBACK - Spend your lime and energy WILL ERUPT a n d THE_ ELSE.I KEEP ORACLE. isEWS ARE PEDTO ly. .')28-47l9, 521-9587. tage. 13,000 daily Traffic Street, 643-2171. over labors o( love today. A S\a\3CrME WILL BOMB. H E A )2 IN (5 THE: LIONS-LI* “ 2/3 room apartments, heated. Many new parts, excellent A COARI/SJO count. Sale, land lease, build runnini condition. As is $700. / to suit. Rain Soft. 871-0378. Hot water, appliances. No SOUMD. FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom pets.ets. Parking. Security. 523- 649384^ * EDUCATION Set, Excellent condition 7047. Berry’s World — Jim Berry MANCHESTER- 150 x 484 ft. PHOTO-GUIDE building lot on Cul-de-Sae in Queen-size bed, triple dresser, dresser with shelved mirror, Exausivt Private Instructions 18 prestige area.- $44,500. Group QUIET PLEASANT FOUR Buga Bunny — Halmdahl ft Sloflal night stand. 4 years old. $«)0. 1, F, J, Spilecki Realtors. 643- ROOMS- Second floor. 568-0935. Mature, responsible adults on­ REMEDI.VL READING and 2121 1 W H Ene'e THAI IBAKY T H I* math; individualized work ly. No pets. Security. Call I^M Y I FIFE YA FHONEP APOUT, B 09f R 4 Y program, (tst-8th grade) by ANDOVER- Wooded 1.8 after 6 p.m., 6495897. master's degree teacher. 568- Acres. $7,500, 2.66 acres $16,- ..CHOMP.' 8075. 900, Bolton. Acre $10,000. FOUR ROOM a p a r t m e n t Our Boarding House This Funny World Coventry 19 acres $45,900. - Heat, appliances, no pets, RIDING LESSONS indoor Many other parcels. [ IMISC. FOR S A LE references, security, lease. WHAT W im riding ring. Western stor'k Ia>ssengcr Sells, 646-8713. $230. 6493340. HAFPENEPjTrtEMER 8171 L - seat, saddle seal and hunt KNOLU-HOOI i .seat All levels 228-9817. Artfcf** tor Sale 41 SECOND FLOOR - 4 room COUNTS __ FSYOnATRT apartment. $200. No children. Trim litu'.s and siile bi'lt.r VOICE. PIANO Instructions ALUMINUM Sheets used as References and security. Call SERVICE! cmnliintMl with an easy Former (acuity New York printing plates, .007 thick 643-9415. SERVICE! f c j . .a -I rip-front olosinK. 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for No, S171 with Photo- Music and Art High School, ccrvice' A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be — y S y Giilile is in Sires 8 to 18. Professional Singer/Pianist. • ai:qnm*’nt Sire to. :12W host, 2-\ 644-8597 Could help to sell your items Sicked up before Ir-a.m . OFFICE SPACE yards 60-inch. faster, rent your room quicker NLY. . -ISO Twm I BUM . l- -n| Int' npp.tir Pottsma available only GUITAR. BANJO, BASS and bring you better results! FMIKIIT NELCO SEWING MACHINE- 250 squarh fert, center of 'k.'s in eirei thovin. LESSONS - Folk, Blue Grass, Ask the Herald Classified Ad I W 4« WOPRIBP THAT'LL t a k e c a r e O' TO OSOIS. use SI.OO In (Kli Popular. Ages, 5 - adults. taker about details. Put the Built - in button holer, Manchester, air con­ . I l'-.t:iSl o«ir rntfUm Mv. 91.1979 . P r i:m .r'q THINSE'TILI C'N itters eiai 2SC ter eeitife ssi Beginners - professionals. STAR to work for you! Phone decorative stitches. Excellent ditioning and parking. ABOUT MY 0A9EMBHT tisdhni. Call 643-9551. Easy enjoyable progress. 643-2711. condition, including cabinet. CAR OETTINtS F U JO P B P ' 1 MAKE PERMANENT aus aunNirr $150. 649-6437. — v^EFAlRg.' ManehMlw Ceoiitng Hortid F R liE loan instruntenl. 646- [Regdl CARE list) Am. el Ameitcae 6557. New York, N.Y. TOOM MINT CONDITION HOSPITAL BED- Manual. 2 8 IIIALL CENTER Prist NMC. UOrtu nIUl IIP fnvMfmant Property 25 Best Offer. Call 649-9163. cool, ttrle Nsisbir esO Slie. INMMn. MUKN FASHION '79 ia filled OFFICES ALL IHIS AND i PIANO INSTRUCTION - PRIME MAIN STREET BUNK BED- Maple, in good OtVffrrWA Me 3 - /9 with many loreljr dnifiia. Manchester Property. Fully FOmiENT TIRES TOO. Alao 2 BONUS Conpona! Experienced teacher, active condition. $65.00. SXS- 646-2112 in Music Teachers National leased, long term basis to 7317. Includes all utUities and ■ON-misa-eea 7 Price . . . $2.00 a c«py. Association. Many extras. nationally rated tenants. Tax "Remember when, If people aeked for coke. Add $2.00 for the New Air Conditioning. Cen­ Bolton, accessible from I-iM. Stop. Good net return. WE BUY AND SELL USED II meant they wanted a soft drink?" SUCCESS IN SEWING. tral locatioa. Interview and specifics, Excellent shelter position. FURNITURE. One piece or CallMS-aUI Gretchen Van Why Gowen, Possible mortgage assump­ entire household. Caw on the “You say ypu’re from Texas and you never Beard" 646-7248, tion. Rain Soft, 871-0378. line Furniture. Bam. 646-0865. of the Alamo? Man. you got here juat in timet “