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of distriet Vol. XCIX, No. 166 — Manchester, Conn., Monday. April 14, 1980 Since 1881 • 20c Single Copy • 15c Home Delivered port from the electorate,’’ Mrs. Red Cross By KEVIN FOLEY Gregan said, "and I don’t think any Herald Reporter of tee other boys are interested in tee MANCHESTER - Evelyn job.’’ Gregan, a four-year member of tee She said she told Lassow of her at embassy Eighth District Board of Directors, decision to seek the post "a long time has disclosed her intentions to seek ,ago’’ and said voters would be at­ tee district presidency, although she tracted to her record of service and for visit will not formally announce until tee fact teat she hadn’t missed tee April 21 at tee directors’ monthly directors’ monthly meeting until a TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Two meeting. recent accident in which she fell and International Red Cross officials Mrs. Gregan, of 53 Schaller Road, fractured three vertebra on tee way entered the occupied U.S. Embassy is tee third director to express an in­ to a district meeting February 19. today to visit the American hostages terest in tee seat currently held by Last year, Bletchman ran the can­ and check on their health. Gordon Lassow. Lassow has said he didacy of Lawrence Noone and has Harald Schmid de Gruneck, per­ won’t make up his mind until tee dis­ frequently criticized Lassow in the manent representative of the Inter­ trict’s annual meeting May 25 to run past. national Committee of the Red for tee post he has held tlwee years. ‘Tm not advancing my can­ Cross, walked inside the compound, Robert Bletchman said last week he didacy,” Bletchman said Monday accompanied by Dr. Bernard would seek tee seat if enough support morning. “But I’m sure I’d be in­ Liebeskind, a physician after 1 p.m. for his candidacy materialized. terested if electors voice their sup­ (4:30 a.m. EST) and were still inside Mrs. Gregan has been the public port for me.” at 3.30 p.m. (7 a.m. EST), a relations director since joining tee Lassow contends his oil business spokesman for the Moslem militants board in 1976 although she conceded and family may affect his decision to holding the hostages told UPI. Lassow, during his tenure as presi­ run, however, like Bletchman , he The spokesman confirmed that the dent, had done a “very good job.’’ adds he would seek tee presidency two Swiss members of the Red Cross "I feel as though I’ve got g o ^ sup­ again if voters support him. were meeting the hostages but he could not say when they would leave the compound. The two-man Red Cross team was accompanied by Iranian Health Official appeal Minister Mousa Zargar, Tehran’s religious leader Hojjatoleslam Mohammad Ali Khamenei and Ira­ clinches boycott nian Red Lion and Sun (Red Cross) official Mansour Shamsa. ’The Red Cross mission followed COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. world” was at stake in the boycott meetings last week between Presi­ (UPI) — The first American boycott crisis. dent Abolhassan Bani-Sadr and in tee 84-year history of tee Olympic “The President and Congress have Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh Start at the Games was clinched by tee patriotic made it clear that the Olympic and envoys of the European Common d by bar cast of appeals of Vice President Walter boycott is a genuine element of Market countries and Japan. Fridays. Shown Mondale and former Treasury America’s response to tee invasion of At those meetings, the envoys Haddock, Lita Secretary William Simon. Afghanistan,” Mondale said. “It is a expressed concern about the well­ Schacton (foro- The two political adversaries keystone in our call to our allies for being of the hostages and asked the Ringwald, Julia struck a partnership for patriotism solidarity.” Iranian officials to specify a date for teat in the end proved too tough an After the USOC’s House of the captives release. opponent for this country’s Olympic Delegates went into executive ses­ Strong effort No date for the release was athletes, who for months biattled sion to debate the issue, Simon Dave Jave, Tolland, and Peter James, Race. A total of 108 canoes were entered in offered. Ambassadors of Britain, Ita­ President Carter and American delivered the final plea for the South Windsor, show a strong effort on Union the fourth annual event. More pictures on ly, Belgium and Holland left Tehran public opinion over tee boycott issue. boycott with a speech that several of today to report to their governments The New York Daily News, quoting tee delegates said swung tee uncom­ Pond as they approach the single portage Page 6. (Herald Photo by Burbank) on the weekend talks. Other am­ unnamed sources, reported today mitted votes into the boycott camp. point in Sunday’s Hockanum River Canoe bassadors were due to leave within that the National Broadcasting Co. “There were plenty of votes sitting the next few days. will announce today or Tuesday that on the fence,” one delegate said, The departure of the ambassadors it will drop its planned coverage of “but after Simon, they went with tee for “consultations” left open the the Summer Olympic Games in boycott. I don’t know if you’ve ever possibility that the governments Moscow. Jim Murray, a publicist for beard William Simon s p ^ , but he’s would wait for the outcome of NBC, would neither confirm nor deny a difficult man to follow.” Annual canoe race today’s visit to the embassy. the report. “I told teem tee president’s power The Red Cross team is expected to Mondale, abandoning tee hard- to safeguard national security cannot prepare a report on the health of the nosed tactics which tee administra­ be challenged by anyone,” said hostages and submit it in confidence tion employed when it appeared tee Simon. “I recognize tee personal to the Iranian and U.S, governments. USOC might vote to defy Carter and tragedy of tee athletes who lost their most successful yet . send a team to Moscow, told tee lifetime dreams, but they had to At a meeting with envoys from delegates nothing less than the realize we are Americans first and nine European Economic Communi­ ty nations and Japan, Bani-Sadr dis­ “future security of the civilized Olympians second.” By FRANK A. BURBANK Eighth District Fire Department and Kevin and Bill Toupin, Spencer, Mass., 1:05:35. closed a visit was imminent and said Managing Editor which provided crowd control and men and equipment for the single Two-man short racers: Jackson Krejit the group would be able to see “all MANCHESTER — High water, portage point at Union I*ond. and Edmund Lamb, Ledyard, 1:07:55; the hostages.” sunny weather and a near course Watkins also thanked the Savings Bruce Lane, East Hartford, and Rich Previous visitors to the hostages, Kobylenski, Columbia, 1:12:07 and Jacob New utility rule record, combined for an exciting Bank of Manchester for providing now in their 163rd day of captivity, Pyznar, Enfield, and Darrell Elliott, Hockanum River Canoe Race Sun­ extra financial assistance. have never seen all of the hostages, Somers, 1:12:51. raising questions about exactly how Os day. Watkins lauded the timekeepers Mixed class: Edmund Stasz, West many there are and whether they are A total of 108 canoes were entered and said, “Most finishers had their Chesterfield, Mass., and Carolann Wood, all still alive or in the embassy. in seven classes in the fourth annual final times about 10 minutes after Northhampton, Mass., 1:07:13, racing will affect 157 race directed by Lee Watkins and un­ crossing the finish line” That is quite class. der tee auspices of the Hockanum good and also quite rare.” Mixed class, non-racing: Dennis J. MANCHESTER - Residents of with him. River Linear Park Committee. 157 homes in tee Manchester region, While Nelson didn’t know how long Of the 108 canoes which started the Wagemann, Glastonbury and Margaret Sunday’s race was the second Holloway, Wethersfield, 1:44:30; Robert which includes some of Blast & rt- the wait would be between this visit race, a total of 96 crossed the finish Oil leaking event in a weekend of canoe racing line. The annual post-race meeting to Maciel and Cynthia Maciel, Arlington, ford, will be faced with a toss of ser­ and the next one, he said tee second with a 12-mile race on the Williman- Mass., 1:17:21 and Amory Gabel and vice staring Wednesday when a state visit would be to turn off the power, if view pictures and films of the race Steven Telgner, both of Glastonbury, tic River Saturday. and to critique the event is scheduled into brook law protecting utility customers in some arrangement hadn’t been Frank and Dan Stasz, both of 1:18:48. the winter, expires. for June 3 at Center Congregational Sportsman: Steven Mitchell and Scott made. Westeampton, Mass., had the best MANCHESTER - Highway George Nelson, manager of com­ Representatives of tee Manchester Church. Smith, both of Manchester, 1:05:55; Department workers were checking time over the 6.2 miie course, Edwin Johansen, Manchester, and Don munity relations for Northeast Area Conference of Churches will be finishing in one hour, one minute and The event was videotaped Sunday this morning reports of oil leaking Utilities, said today that unless these attending a Friday meeting of area and will be broadcast on Cable Hart, East Hartford, 1:08:00 and Ken into Folly Brook. 46 seconds. Payson, Worcester, Mass., and Tom people make arrangements to offer social service agencies and The time missed the course record Channel 13 at a date to be announced. Apparantly oil was poured into a some money on back bills, these Northeast officials to discuss the Savageau, Paxton, Mass., 1:09:16. storm drainage catch basin at the by 20 seconds. residents wilt have their power cut Solo: Rick Sagan, Unionville, 1:06:31; corner of Hackmatack and McKee effect of tee cutoffs. Watkins, director of the race since Manchester entrants in the race who John Scoville, Windsor, 1:06:40 and off. He said once tee power is cut off, its inception, termed tee event the received awards for posting the best William Centrella, Torrington, 1:08:37. Streets. The oil appeared in Folly it is not turned on until tee full bill is Joanne Mikoleit, director of tee most successful of all the Hockanum times were: Stephen Mitcheli and Scott Women: Susan Audette and Susan Brook, which feeds into the paid. Hockanum, at a point where the conference’s Fuel Bank, said today River races. Smith, 1:05:55; Bill and Bob Munroe, Hankins, both of Mansfield Center, Nelson said everyone facing tee she didn’t know how many residents Watkins said the success was at­ 1:10:34 and Scott Antonia and Dean 1:22:16 and Harriet Wallis, South Wind­ brook was three feet wide and a foot sor and Jean Quinn, Broad Brook, cutoff was mailed a letter informing have made money arrangements tributed to the number of con­ Setzler, 1:11:58. deep. teem of the possibility, and urging with tee utilities, but that many calls The first three places in each of the 1:28:37. George Ringstone, of the highway testants, the weather and “the Aluminum: Robert Perrin, Ashway, them to make arrangements. He said have begun coming in to MACC since number and scope of accidents.” seven classes were as follows: department, said occasionally this wiil be follow^ by a personat R.L, and Rodger Dessard, Hopkinton, someone changes car oil and dumps iast week. Watkins said tee most serious acci- Two-man medium racers: Frank and I visit to each home, where the Dan Stasz, Westhampton, Mass., R.I.! 1:04:49; Rusty Herbert, Mansfield, the old oil into storm drains. ’This customer and tee utility represen­ ye^** who failed 1:01:46, best time of the day; Allan and Bud Meyer, Columbia, 1:08:22 and was apparantly the case with this oil McGrory, Lanesboro, Mass., and Lee George G rade, Vernon, and Richie tative wiil try to find some kind of utiUty companies to provide while pawing under a foo Malcho, Manchester, 1:09:05. slick. payment schedule. If tee customer to low-incolne customers during tee Restaurant Manning, Williamstovm, Mass., 1:05:20 isn’t home, another tetter will be left winter months. ' • * Watkins said the canoeist was taken to Manchester Memorial Hospital where more than 20 stitches Feds charge Mashkin were required to close tee wound. Prizes were awarded in tee seven moncloy. classes and in a special class for teams consisting of Manchester residents. Awards were also in dealings with union presented to canoeists who posted The weather column for first time ... Page 9. combined times for both the EAST HARTFORD —Federal Of­ Drivers claim the dispute started The NLRB report said company of­ Sev Ballesteros cap tiii^i^stere Williamantic and Hockanum river ficials have charged the East after Barilari bought the common ficials violated federal law when they Rain tonight; clearing ’Tuesday. golf ... Page'lO. events. Hartford-based Mashkin Freight carrier company from owner Jack “interrogated their employees regar­ Detailed fcuvcast on Page 2. There were several canoes Lines Inc. with coercion, discrimina­ Mashkin in October. The NLRB ding their union membership, ac­ c damaged in tee race including three tion and restraint in its dealings with charge was filed after union tivities and sympathies.” Oscar night which were broken in half when members of tee Newington-based members Floyd Keeler and Frank The report said Barilari and com­ w , trying to navigate the waters under Teamster Union Local 559. Galek and the union complained to pany officials “failed and refused to ^ R's tee movie colony’s biggest inSWLe today the union street bridge. The complaint and notice of the federal agency about unfair labor bargain collectively and in good faith day-tee glamorous gathering of riQMiHna Watkins said one of tee broken hearing made by tee NLRB said tee practices. with the representatives”’ of the un­ ...... 12-14 canoes was retrieved immediately tee fines In show business for tee board’s allegations based on com­ Barilari laid off 142 union drivers ion and thus engaging in unfair labor Academy Awards. Page 11.' RHUnriai...... repaired with tape. ’The team ul- plaints by union drivers will be heard in January after they refused to practices. „ ...... timately finished the race in tee before a designated administrative accept Barilari’s offer to move the ...... repaired craft. In iports law judge of tee NLRB on May 5. company terminal to New Jersey and According to the report company ...... Watkins said tee success of tee ’The NLRB’s allegations include Manchester Community College refused to take a cut in pay and officials "have discriminated and “ ...... 2 race was also due to tee cooperation charges teat Mashkin officials and benefits baseball team continues on winning ...... WO and efforts of the hundreds of are discriminating in regard to the streak ... Rookie hurls East its owner Walter Barilari in­ In January, Barilari said he could hire or tenure or terms or conditions ...... — * volunteers including members of the timidated and coerced union drivers, no longer afford to pay drivers the Catholic High to big basdwll w in...... 2 Ground i^ u e n c y Yankees, a radio of employment of their employees, Yankees and Red Sox reach victory withheld benefits and refused to 110.64 an hour stipulated in the com­ thereby discouraging membership in Weather...... g club which provided radio com­ bargain in good faith with the pany’s three-year contract with the munication along the course and tee a labor organization.” Teamster local. union. EVENING HERALD, Mon., April 14, 1980 - 3 2 - EVENING HERALD. Hen.. April 14, I9M Woman files bias gripe MpcJote on denial of MCC post MANCHESTER - A 55-year-old is his supervisor, during the selection plaint to a larger issue of a lack of af­ Guerrillas of the leftist April 19 Movement — known as homes in the worst Louisiana flooding in two years. crammed into the groonds of the Pmnrian Elmbassy in woman has filed a complaint with of the committee. But in response to firmative action for women. She said China freedoms in doubt M-19 — who have occupied the mission since it was seized Winds of 102 mph raked the Mississippi Gulf Coast, Havana. several affirmative action offices Mrs. Belluardo’s reported comment there are no women administrators during a diplomatic reception Feb. 27, are scheduled to PEKING (UPI) — The Standing Committee of China’s causing an estimated $10 million in property damage and New York stockbroker Julian Alfcmso, wbo came to alleging that she was denied a that Meisel and Paterna are close in student affairs who supervise meet Colombian government officials for the 15th time at Parliament today recommended a change in the constitu­ injuring at least four persons. Tornadoes caused*exten­ tfiami to join the group, said the exiles hoped to set sail A ir professional position at Manchester personal friends, Meisel said “I have professional employees. She added tion to outlaw freedom of speech and the press and the sive damage in South Carolina and Alabama. at least 40 small craft to a point just outside Cuba’s 12- 9:30 a.m. EST. Community Colleg due to he age and never gone out socially with him. I’ve that the president and his assistants Diplomatic sources who spoke to the hostages by right to display wall posters of political protest, PAing mile limit. sex. never had him to my house, nor been are all men. telei^one Sunday after an unexpected negotiating session Radio said. Shirley A. Belluardo has com­ to his house. I guess I don't treat my Meisel said today the statement the day before told UPI the long drama could end this ^Boat people^ arrive plained to the Connecticut Communi­ close friends very well.” “by and large is correct. But he said week. \ The state Board of Trustees of the MIAMI (UPI) — Officials are trying to provide space Summit talks slated ty College System Affirmtive Action many of the offices in student affairs Regional Community Colleges will Cancer technique found and food for at least 430 Haitian "boat people” who TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) — Prime Minister Menachem Office, the Commission on Human consist of a staff of one. And he meet April 21 with Mrs. Belluardo. HOUSTON (UPI) — A Baylor research team has Begin left today for summit talks with President Carter / Rights, the President’s Commission added, “We have a more severe reached south Florida in five crude boats. douH tell iUCOme devised a way to manipulate the body’s immune system in Washington. on the Status of Women and the Meanwhile, the board is awaiting a problem, if you will. There are no- against cancer. They are now trying to perfect the The latest arrivals bit the beaches Sunday at points Begin pranised to speed up the stalled negotiations on WASHINGTON (UPI) — Internal Revenue Service Congress of Connecticut Community report and recommendation from Af­ minorities.” technique to see if it works against human breast cancer. from Juno Beach, north of Palm Beach, to Bahia Honda Palestinian autonomy but refused to recognize the Camp Commissioner Jerome Kurtz says U.S. taxpayers Colleges. firmative Action Officer Will Bonds Meisel said the college is aware of The new anti-cancer approach has produced striking in the lower Florida Keys. Some of them said they had David May 28 target date as a hard-and-fast deadline. working in legal professions fail to report ab«it 10 pct- She has said she is “absolutely on the complaint. the blanks in its employment picture, Miller has defended his decision to results in dogs, rapidly killing cancer cells and dirinking been at sea for 22 days. cent of their income — costing the government |13 billion furious" over acting President but that recruitment is difficult, pick Paterna over Mrs. Belluardo, mammary tumors in two-thirds of the animals treated. to $17 billion. Robert E. Miller’s decision to ap­ "since professional minorities are in point Director of Student Affairs An­ saying he has the necessary ad­ such . demand.’’ He added that Envoys may be freed ministrative experience and is the Exiles going to Cuba drew Paterna to the admission direc­ because of the budget constraints, BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) — A new round of ransom Illegal persons, such as those engaged in narcotics, il­ tor post. best candidate. He has refused the college must wait until majority Storm kills in South KEY WEST, Fla. (UPI), — Chiban exiles today readied negotiations aimed at ending the 48-day hostage crisis at legal gambling and prostitution, cdst the government I Belluardo said-she is more further comment, as the complaint members retire or resign but cannot A storm system across the South left at least six per­ a fleet of- small boats for a voyage to Cuba carrying the Dominican Elmbassy opened today amid diplomatic another 96 billion to $9 billion, Kurtz told U.S. News and About 320 persons participated Saturday in bottles and cans, participants said. The Rev. qualified than Paterna due to the six may become a legal matter. expand programs to meet affir­ sons dead, and hundreds of persons prepared to flee their food and medicine for about 10,000 of their countrymen reports that all 18 captive envoys will freed this week. World Report. the annual town cleanup day. Litter, con- Leo Chaput, assistant pastor of the Full years she served as assistant to the Mrs, Belluardo is tying her com- mative action goals. sisting mainly of plastics and papers, were Gospel Church, was one of the participants, admissions director, during which L • • 5 gathered from parks, school grounds, and (Herald photo by Adamson) time she said she established con­ Peopletalk' tacts and served in his absences. MATTi roadsides. A decrease was seen this year in Sewer rate dispute Highways said in crisis Emphasizing that her complaint is not against Paterna but rather W W A W U B J l package to raise $160 million in new HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut we’re still continuing to maintain against the college, Belluardo reportedly claims selection com­ headed for referee Face is familiar roads are in a “crisis situation" policies that destroy the roads — revenue for fiscal 1980-81 which in­ Cleanup effort townwide mittee was chosen by a personal If which will only get worse under a studded snow tires and now the heavy construction in the Olcott Street 'The crowd that descended on the Harvard CTub in cluded an increase for registration friend of his. MANCHESTER - The town and new law allowing trucks carrying 80,- trucks,” Serrani said. MANCHESTER - It was a The town was divided into 22 zones trucks to haul the litter, and 1.250 plant, shortly after it opened. Y' Boston was a walking edition of "Who's Who" — 000 pounds to travel on even the He said when the ruts and tears in and fines for trucks. It also allows Dean of Students Harry Meisel, the Eighth District have agreed to f LOCAMOClff townwide effort as local business and and the various organizations, in­ garbage bags. However town residents are paying Joan Kennedy. Julia Child, Henry Cabot Lodge, the roads get bad enough “people are who is the target of this reported present a disagreement over sewer smallest streets, a legislator said youth groups, and residents pitched cluding church groups and the Boy The Manchester Jaycees served for the plant construction gradually John Updike, F. Lee Bailey, R. Buckminster Fuller. going to come screaming to the trucks to carry up 80,000 pounds in comment, said today he did not rates to a court-appointed referee. Sunday. in during the annual cleanup day. and Girl Scouts, gathered litter from 600 hot dogs 360 desserts, and 400 soft over a number of years. lOWllT TIMPftATUIIt They turned out to help the city celebrate its 350th Legislature to get it straightened gross weight instead of 73,0M pounds. choose the selection committee. He The referee, generally a retired ^•C Rep. Thom Serrani, D-Stamford, About 320 persons participated in schools, roadsides and parks. A total drinks to the participants in Center Last month the Eighth District birthday, and beyond money and fame, they had one out.” said the nine-member committee, judge, will probably hear the case co-chairman of the Legislature’s the Saturday morning effort spon­ of 72 areas were cleaned. Spring Park after the effort. paid about $52,651 of its bills, leaving —I.II .W-, thing in common. Every one of them, at one time or The trucking industry lobbied hard Serrani said the law goes “way made up of at least as many women this summer, Kevin O’Brien, town Transportation (Committee, said the sored by four groups, the Chamber of The group with the largest number A modest, but definite, reduction in about $18,000. ' I another, has appeared on the cover of Time for the increase for years, saying beyond ” Gov. Ella Grasso’s as men, was chosen by Associate attorney, said. The case was referred f t state will regret the proposal he tried Commerce, the Downtown of participants, 100, and furnishing 10 litter was noticed this year. The The decision was made to present magazine which sponsored the party. Dean of Records Lloyd Holt. last week. and failed to block during House other states smiled upon the extra executive order issued during last Merchants Association, the trucks was the Full Gospel litter was mainly plastics and paper, the case to a referee after attempts ' ” ” 1 Mayor Kevin White found himself floundering in Holt “consulted with” Meisel, who The referee will hear the case like U P lW lA T R in POtOCAtT C debate on the tax package last week. gross weight and it would save con­ Manchester Conservation Commis­ Interdenominational Church. Local with fewer bottles and cans. to negotiate the difference were un- the sea of familiar faces. Said he. “When I walked sumers money in the energy crunch. summer's gas crisis which allows the a judge, and his decision will carry “There’s no question the roads are sion, and the Manchester Jaycees. business and contractors furnished 15 Film festival sucessful. in tonight, a woman turned to me and said, T know The Legislature passed a tax 80,000 pound weight. the same impact. in a crisis situation right now. But BOLTON — Bentley Memorial For period ending 7 a.m. EST 4/15/80. During Monday you. Who are you?’ ” The case involves the refusal of the night, rain or showers will be found in parts of the Pacific Library will show thp film “ Our Eighth District to pay its sewer bill Koffee Krafters Northwest, the north Atlantic states and in a band from Town” Monday at 7:30 p.m, at the assessed by the Town of Manchester. MANCHESTER - The Koffee the Tennessee Valley to the southern shores of the Great School surplus reported library. Krafters of the Nutmeg Branch of The new Woodstock The district claims its bill is too high, Lakes Generally fair weather is indicated elsewhere. Rally backs Cubans^ plea It will be the second in the series of after the town raised it fees last the YWCA will meet Wednesday number of tuition students attending tion; $12,045, textbooks. Washington’s RFK stadium may resemble a born- VERNON — The Board of Educa­ the Hollywood Favorites Film from 9:30 a m. to noon at the Com­ tion budget, as of April 9, shows a the vocational-apicultural school However, many accounts are run­ year. again Woodstock on the evening of April 28 when HARTFORD (UPI) - More than' "Our major concern is the people Jose Huerta, chairman of the Festival. "Our Town’,’ is the film O’Brien said that a referral to the munity Y to continue working on Weather forecast surplus of $22,226 which is the result and special education programs. This ning with deficits thus offsetting Pat Boone, Kyle Rote Jr., author Nicky Ouz, and 300 people who turned out for a who are in the embassy. We are Middletown Hispanic Cultural adaptation from the book by Thorn­ Superior Court could cause a delay of door wreaths. Grammy award-winners Myma Summers, Andrae of a higher than expected teacher at­ reflects a surplus of $14,0(X), those with a surplus. The purchased march through the city in support of afraid for their lives,” said the chair­ Association and a member of that ton Wilder. months, because of the court’s The hostesses are Gail Paggioli Occasional rain today. Becoming windy with highs in trition rale but it may have to be The report, to be presented to the services account shows a deficit of Crouch and the Imperials headline an all-night 10,000 Cubans seeking asylum in the man of the Patriotic Cuban Union. city’s Board of Education, said their The film showings are open to the and Rachel Sandstrom. Membership the middle 50s, 13 C. Rain heavy at times tonight and win­ used on re tro a c tiv e pay for school board at its meeting tonight at $10,244; property services, $39,947; backlog. Christian youth rally. Peruvian Embassy in Havana say Alzugaray of South Windsor, who community was ready to offer finan­ public. There is no admission charge. in the YWCA and Koffee Krafters is dy. Lows in the 40s. Tuesday rain ending early followed custodians and secretaries as 7:30 at the Middle School, shows a transportation, $18,140. Several other The town’s residents pay 64 cents As many as 65,000 are expected at the warm-up for America should “ extend a hand left some members of his family in cial support and welcome fellow required for attendance. by partial clearing windy arid mild with highs in the 60s. $105,744 surplus in the salaries ac­ accounts show small deficits in per cubic foot of sewage, and the dis­ the next day's “W ashin^n for Jesus” rally, an again for the poor.” Cuba 20 years ago, said time was of refugees into their homes. ordered by the state. Baby-sitting is available by calling Probability of precipitation near 100 percent today and count and $3,322 in the employee resulting in the final tally of a $22,226 Story hour trict residents pay 54 cents per cubic event organizers predict will draw up to 1 million. The crowd of marchers, mostly the essence. “It’s gone on too long “()ne of our priorities is to show Part of the unexpected surplus is the office at 647-1437 in advance. tonight and 50 percent Tuesday. Northerly winds benefits account; the $14,473 in tui­ surplus. MANCHESTER- The Manchester foot. Says the Rev. Bart Pierce. “We have had to Cuban refugees, walked from the already,” he said, and Athanson the American people we are united. because of the higher than expected becoming easterly today increasing to 15 to 25 mph this Junior Women’s Club will hold a The district operates its own decline the offers of many famous groups due to agreed. We need any help we can get,” Huer­ Monthly forum afternoon. Southerly winds 20 to 30 mph tonight shifting Capitol to City Hall Sunday. The story hour Tuesday from 10:30 to 11 collection system, but pays the town time constraints. The youth program is to be a “The time has come for action. group, carrying signs and Cuban ta said, noting the Cubans were a.m. at the Whiton Library. Mrs. for using the town’s sewage treat­ MANCHESTER - Church to southwest on Tuesday. somber, prayerful time, to set the stage for events They’re right next door to us. They flags, attended a mass in front of the “suffering” in the embassy. Donna Mlodzinski and Mrs. Ilze Zem- ment plant, on Olcott Street. Women United will hold their of the next day — not just a concert or pep rally.” (^pitol and brought their demands to still breathe the quest for freedom,” Peru said it plans to begin airlif­ Railroad spur reopens monthly forum on Tuesday at 9:30 Long Island Sound zars will present a puppet show en­ When the town raised its fees last the mayor said. Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk City Hall where they won support ting families from the embassy this MANCHESTER - Rep. Walter the Department of Transportation, restored. Arnold told Joyner he had titled “Danny Duck.” Ages three to year, the district refused to pay its a m. at Center Congreational Caridad Brown, who fled Cuba at Point, N.Y.: Small craft advisory in effect. Easterly Metropolitan Melissa from Mayor George Athanson. week. Officials said Spain and Costa Joyner’s efforts to reopen the saying the Manchester firm had not established his firm at the location five are welcome. bill of about $72,000. The residents Church, 11 Center Street. winds increasing to 20 to 30 knots with higher gusts Hector Alzugaray, a Cuban refugee age 15 in 1971, said the Hartford com­ Rica have agreed to take in some of Manchester Industrial rail spur line been notified by Conrail of the because of its accessibility to the claim their rate was set too high, Mr. Jerry Weber from New Hope the Chibans. Senior Citizens through tonight. South to southwest winds 15 to 25 knots who said his brother was one of the munity was ready to take in up to 300 succeeded when Conrail, which owns closing. Arnold was forced to con­ line. although it is lower than town Manor will be the guest speaker. people crammed into the embassy people, offering shelter and food. Tuesday. Rain and fog with a chance of thunderstorms Former New Yorker Melissa Manchester has Alzugaray said Chibans in this coun­ the track, made repairs to a washed tract two trucks, a forklift and three Powers told Joyner in a March 26 COVENTRY — The Coventry Senior residents. All women are welcome. Babysit­ “We are asking the American peo­ through tonight. Variable cloudiness with chance of become the Godmother for more than a week, asked the try need to know how many refugees out rail b ^ , which had seen the line men to remove a delivery of lumber letter of the washout on a stretch of Citizens will meet April 16 at 1 p.m. The district resident paid for the ting will be available. showers Tuesday. Visibility 5 miles or more lowering to 1 of the Songwriter Mafia United States to “extend- a hand ple to help us get the 10,000 people embargoed for more than two from a rail car in Hartford. track leading into the spur line and at Community House on Route 44A. who are dying already out of Cuba,” President Carter will accept and mile or less tonight, 5 miles or more ’Tuesday except 1 to in Los Angeles. again for the poor. They are the peo­ months by the company. Richard Arnold, who owns the apologized, saying it was unfortunate she said. when they will arrive. 3 miles in showers. Average wave heights increasing to 3 Recent visitors to her ple yearning for freedom. Complaints from the Arnold firm, contacted Joyner, telling him rail users weren’t notified of the em­ to 6 feet then decreasing slowly Tuesday. Tides in­ I new Hollywood Hills Millwork of 73 Tolland Turnpike to of the incident, Arnold said he had bargo until March 13. Service by missionary creasing to about 2 feet above normal late today may home include such Joyner’s office prompted the 12th filed a claim with the Conrail to The necessary repairs have since cause some flooding over coastal areas at high tide. collaborators as Burt District representitive to contact recoup costs of the offloading and been made and service on the spur set at Calvary Church {Bacharach, Carole Arthur Powers, the commissioner of asking when service would be line was restored April 8. Extended outlook [Bayer Sager and Suspects held in deaths MANCHESTER - The Rev at Texarkana, Ark., in 1977. Mr. Extended outlook for New England Wednesday through Marilyn and Alan HARTFORD (UPI) — Police are Connecticut’s capital city. Hospital. Patrick 0 . McLane of Schaumburg, McLane has participated in the great Friday: I Bergman. holding suspects in three of four Officers on all shifts worked over­ Raymond Eldmondson, 27, of Hart­ 111. will speak in a special missionary convention in France in 1975 which Massarhut^etts, Rhode Island and Conneeticut; Says Melissa, weekend murders that occurred time to investigate the murders, ford — described as the victim’s service at Calvary Church, 647 East attracted about 15,(X)0 gypsy people. Cloudy with chance of rain Wednesday. Fair Thursday, I "Collaborating is no within a 24-hour period, pushing the Sullivan said. boyfriend — was arrested and Middle Turnpike, tonight at 7:30. He In 1979 he was a speaker at the Se­ Chance of showers Friday. Daytime highs in the 50is. quiet process. 'There's a city’s 1980 homicide rate to more The speedy arrests in three of the charged with murder about an hour is an Assemblies of God missionary cond International Gypsy Convention Overnight lows in the 40s. lot of tearing your hair later, police said. Windy and colder Wednesday with scattered than twice last year’s pace. cases "makes missing the sleep a lit­ to the gypsy people of U S A. in Saarbrucken, Germany. He has Vermont: out and screaming. Gregory Baston, 21, of Hartford rainsnow showers north and west. Chance of showers Lt. Bernard Sullivan, head of the tle more worthwhile,” he said. also ministered in Denmark, Sweden Really great fun. And was shot in the head Saturday night Thursday and Friday. Highs Wednesday in the 40s to low crimes against persons division, said , Mayor George Athanson Sunday This unique ministry has been es­ and Finland among the gypsy people. everyone agrees the as he was walking down Irving Street 50s and 55 to 65 Thursday and Friday. Lows 35 to 45. men accused in three of the separate commended the department, saying tablished by the National Division of Rev. McLane stated, "recent news new house is the perfect with his sister. Jason T. Reddick, 21, Maine, New Hampshire: Chance of showers through killings were being held on $100,000 “the police have done a good job, a Home Missions of the Assemblies of tells of a new awakening to the gypsy environment in which to creative job.” of Hartford was charged with the period. Daytime highs in the upper 40s north to mid bond on murder charges pending God to reach the over one and a half history and culture around the go nuts — it blends The first slaying occurred late murder in connection with that 50s south. Overnight lows mostly in the 30s. arraignm ent today in Hartford million gypsies in the United States. world.” lArizona desert, slaying, Sullivan said. Superior Ckiurt. Friday when Simroy Blackwin, 27, of Pastor and Mrs. McLane A fellowship with dessert and Hawaiian treehouse and Victor Vega, 27, of Hartford was Police ■were seeking a suspect Sun­ Hartford was found with gunshot ministered in the greater New York coffee will precede the service. The la little bit of the shot in the upper chest at the El day in the fourth murder. wounds to the head and throat at a City area for four years. They were public is invited to attend, according The Almanac Bronx.” Conquistador Cafe and was Sullivan said the weekend slayings low-income housing project. responsible for coordinating the first to the Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, The Rev. Patrick O. McLane pronounced dead at St. Francis pushed the 1980 homicide figure in Police sought a suspect involved in national convention which was held pastor. By United Press International Quote of the day Hartford to 15, compared to seven for a fight which preced^ the shooting. Hospital. Today is Monday, April 14, the 105th day of 1980 with 261 the same period last year. On Saturday afternoon, Lee Ann Sullivan said Reinaldo Rivera, 21, U) follow. Soviet violinist Gidon Kramer, asked by Der The veteran officer said he Parkman, 21, of Hartford was found of Hartford was arrested Sunday Manchester fire calls The moon is new. Spiegel in Hamburg. Germany, what bothers him couldn’t remember a weekend lying with a knife wound in her chest morning on charges stemming from The morning star is Mercury. most about music in the West: "The preoccupation marred by so many killings in and was pronounced dead at Hartford that shooting. Saturday. 1:33 p.m. —Grass fire on Broad St. (Town) The evening stars are Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. with commercial success ... Figuring out how much Sunday, 3:41 a m, —False alarm at box 37. (Town) GM Those bom on this date are under the sign of Aries. you can earn has nothing to do with the real spirit of Sunday, 3:41 a m. —Gas washdown on 1-84. (Town) British Antarctic explorer Sir James Clark was bom music. Promoters turn classical works into pop Sunday. 4:15 a m. —Structure fire at 38 Grove St. April 14. 1800. m usic" (District) AUTO On this date in history: Sunday, 1:27 p.m. —Public service call at 109 Foster St In 1861. the flag of the Confederacy was raised over (Town) Fort Sumter, S.C., as Union troops there surrendered in Glimpses Sunday, 1:38 p.m. -G a s odor at 98 Hamlin St. (Town) the early days of the Civil War. Sunday, 6:12 p.m. —Gas washdown at Oakland and e REPAIRS Sammy Davis Jr. and wife Altovise turned up in a In 1865. John Wilkes Booth crept into the box of Presi­ Woodbridge streets. (District) lengthy New York movie queue last week to see Bob ONLY! TUES. Big moving job dent Abraham Lincoln at Ford theater in Washington and "Horn* of Mr. Goodwrancfi" shot him. Lincoln died the next morning. Guccione’s "Caligula” because Davis is a friend of Peter O'Toole who plays Tiberius Caesar... Morton Watchmen stand on a trailer movinj a huge In 1910, President William Howard Taft set a precedent afternoon. The transformer was shipped into e Complete Mechanical Service by throwing out the first ball to open the major league Gould — best known nowadays for his “Holocaust” The transformer down the Main Street of the area by train and moved to Glastonbury baseball season soundtrack — was guest of honor in New York at the Manchester on its way to the Christie Rigging in a slow moving motorcade. (Herald photo e Collision Repair American Symphony Orchestra’s annual benefit e Auto Painting dinner ... Robert Guillaume, star of ABC-TV’s and Trucking company in Glastonbury Friday by Reilly) "Benson.” has been signed to play the assistant dis­ hoicest Meats In Toum\ MITES e Low Cost Service Rentals Lottery numbers trict attorney in the new Neil Simon picture “It * Factory Trained Technicians Seems Like Old Times” ... John Ritter is in ^NUINE WAYBEST . ^ ^ ^ e Charp With Master Charge Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Saturday in New Hollywood, filming the David Susskind-Time-Life Officials probe house fire England: e 24 Hour Wrecker Service Films' "They All Laughed".... bmCKEN BREASTS ,.4,09 MANCHESTER - said the house was full Of Ted Lingard commended Connecticut: 915. cluded his investigation Eighth District fire of- antiques, many of which the response saying the and would be in touch with Tel. 646-6464 Massachusetts: 8885. were saved. No one was fire could have bwn more New Hampshire: 7468. ficals are investigating a police today for further ac­ living at the home at the serious. Rhode Island: 2012. GENUINE WAYBEST suspicious early morning tion in the case. blaze which damaged a time of the fire. "Em pty houses don’t frame house at 38 Grove Four district firetrucks start by them selves,” Watch Your CHICKEN LEGS 59« and about 60 volunteers St. Sunday. Lingard said when asked CARTER Manchester To Advartiaa To Roport Nowa The house, apparently responded to the call. The about the fire’s origin. “It East Hartford - Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: owned by Blanchard and fire was brought under con­ was a flash fire and an Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester___Alex Girelli, 643-2711 >MESTIC COOKED trol shortly after their accelerant was probably Rossetto Realtors, FAT-GOL o t* ugly tx c ts t w tlghl with th* hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford...... 643-2711 L’SPS 327-500 sustained minor damage to arrival. District Fire (Tiief used to get it going.” ■ tn tib it NEW FAT-GO diet through Friday. When the office is Glastonbury . Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 Published daily except .Sunday and cer­ its living area and firemen Lingard said he had con­ plan. Nothing M ntatlonal Juat (»IEVR0LET Andover...... Donna Holland. 643-2711 tain holidays by the .Manchester closed, classified ads may be placed by ataady weight lots lor thoae ihat calling 643-2718 Bolton...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 raally want to loae. BE SURE... BOSS has been serving the Home Owner lor Publishing C/o . llerald Square, PO Coventry .. Claire Connolly, 742-8202 Box 591. 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To report special news: the vary Drat package. 649-9240 1229 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Steve Harry, executive editor. 643-2711 to 5:30 pm Monday through Friday HIGHLAND P A R K M A R K E t Manchester Community College are on The bookstore is in place and furniture Business...... Alex Girelli. 643-2711 Circulation — If you have a problem and 7 to 10 a m Saturday. schedule, Administrative Dean Herbert is being moved into the student activity Introductory Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 regarding service or delivery, call Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents area. Furniture for the lounge is awaited Offtr Worth $300 GMOUAUTY Family...... Betty Ryder, 643-2711 Bandes said Friday the facility won’t be BLISS TERMITE CONTROL Customer Service, 647-9946 Delivery weekly, $3 90 for one month. $11 70 lor with equipment for the cafeteria slated to Cut aut Ikla a d -la k e la etare SBMCE RARTS Sports...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 317 Highland Stroat ready for full use until May. titled. Purchaae aaa pack at DIV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR COMPANY • EST. 1812 -should be made by 5:00 p.m. Monday three months. $23 40 for six months, The hotel and food management be moved in tomorrow. PAT.bO aad lactlve ana PAT- m annBAL MOTCIB MKTSHVnM through Friday and by 7:30 a m Satur- and $46 80 for one year Mail rales are Office hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. facilities won’t be ready until the fall “It will be ready for full use sometime 0 0 Pack Ftaa. TI Oldest & Largest In Conn. dav. available on request. MAIL OMMtM y n j Jlk Monday through Friday. Manchester • 646-4277 semester. Bandes said, because it would in May finally,” ^ nd es said. EVENING HERALD, Mon.. April 14, 1980 - 5 4 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., April 14, 1990 ^Editorial. iS m irlifalfr EuruiiuiU rrah^ Lang Enqoqed r ■ Manchester — A City of Village Charm Weiss should coordinate - Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Shearer-Brown enlists $472,729 of town funds are vocacy Team, Red Cross, The Manchester Communi­ Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, 2 Petra Elaine Brown of Wethersfield and William John R. Lang of West Street, Ver­ ty Services Council is asking provided to human services . Child and Family Services Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. - Weth^rell Shearer of Manchester were married April 12 non, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sumner to reorganize human service through the recreation and Manchester office, Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Press International : at Trinity Episcopal Church in Wethersfield. Lang of Ledyard, has reenlisted in activities under an umbrella Police Department youth ser- Manchester Area Conference : : r' the U.S. Air Force. Steven Harry, Executive Editor ; The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I. A 1972 graduate of Ledyard High department of human ser­ vices and community of Churches and Manchester Customer Service — 647-9946 Frank A- Burbank, Menaglno Editor Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington. Editor Emeritus ^rown of Mechanic Falls, Maine. School, he selected a position in the vices. relations divisions. Memorial Hospital Horizons, administrative specialist career field The report is asking for Added to that direct spen­ Mental Health Clinic, Social I Rev. John A. Rogers Jr. of Trinity Episcopal Church and departed on April 1 for Plattsburgh AFB, where he will be better coordination of those ding is partial funding for the Services — Home Care, lissisted by the Rev. Russell Camp of Manchester of- coordinate the activities of ;ficiated at the double-ring ceremony. Mary Bon of stationed. government and private Regional Mental Health Crisis Intervention, and (^ild on top of the existing struc­ all involved. ; Wethersfield was organist and Elizabeth Bantel of East agencies providing service to Board, River East Life activities. ture. -Hartford, soloist. Sharon Levine, daughter of Mr. and He also is in the best posi­ town citizens. Homemaker-Home Health That brings the total spent A new human services Mrs, Harold Levine of Irene Drive, tion to make recommen­ Vernon, has enlisted in the U. S. Air A task force was com­ Aide (meals on wheels on human services in director would, in fact, be kind ; ’The couple was given in marriage by family and dations to the Board of Direc­ - friends. Force. missioned to study human program), Manchester Manchester to an estimated of a human services czar A 1977 graduate of Rockville High Linda IV1. Mack Susan M. Ather tors on future funding ‘ Mrs. Helen R. Dyar of West Hartford was matron of services provided by public, Association for Retarded $4 million of public and responsible for a health divi­ 1 honor. School, she selected a position in the sion, social services division proposals to insure town aircraft armament systems career Mack-Taggart Ather-Van Veldhuisen volunteer and private agen­ Citizens, Drug Advisory private money. ; T. Gerald Dyar of West Hartford served as best man. funds to private agencies are field and departed for basic training The engagement of Miss Linda M. The engagement of Miss Susan cies and their relationship. Council, Public Health Nur­ The task force is urging a ai}d the senior center. ;John F. Collins of Wethersfield was usher. not being wasted or used to at Lackland AFB, Texas, on April 1. Mack of Burlington to Bruce M. Ather of Manchester to Douglas Van The task force report given sing Association and Child new human services depart­ Although the concept of a Taggart of Manchester has been an­ duplicate services available ; A reception was held at the Riverside Fore in East Veldhuisen of Sarnia, Ont., Canada, the Board of Directors notes Guidance Clinic. The town ment be created to coor­ more coordinated human ser­ -Hartford. Grace was offered by the Rev. William F. Salvatore Avarista HI, son of Mr. nounced by her parents, Mr. and has been announced by her parents, municipalities have had an provides $194,058 of the total dinate and monitor the quali­ vices effort is commendable, elsewhere. -Gender II of Middle Haddam. and Mrs. Salvatore Avarista Jr. of Mrs. Edward Mack of Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Ather of 199 It also would appear Weiss Maple Street, Vernon, has enlisted in Mr. Taggart is the son of Mr. and W. Center St., Manchester. increased role, not necessari­ $920,204 spent by those agen­ ty and quantity of services it appears the task force is ; The couple will reside in Manchester. Both Mr. and would have more time, now the U.S. Air Force. Mrs. Roger Taggart of Manchester. ly for providing the actual cies. available and to prevent cost­ proposing the start of yet ;Mrs.^Shearer are employed in data processing manage- Avarista attended Rockville High Miss Mack graduated from Lewis Mr. Van Veldhuisen is the son of that a full-time personnel -ment at Travelers Insurance Co. in Hartford. (Nadeau service, but for coordinating The Board of Education also ly duplication. another town bureaucracy Mrs. William W. Shearer School and has selected a position in S. Mills High School in Burlington in Mr. and Mrs. Henrick Van department is freeing him of 7photo) the administrative career field. He 1974 and from Saint Joseph’s College a communitywide approach provides an estimated $1.02 The task force is asking for with more employees to do Veldhuisen of Sarnia, Ont., Canada. those former responsibilities. departed April 4 for basic training at in West Hartford with a bachelor’s to the delivery by non­ million in social work, youth an additional $30,000 to set up what fewer are ac­ Meetings to review needs, -Saluk-Mulherin Lackland AFB, Texas. degree in elementary education. She Miss Ather graduated from governmental agencies. services, guidance, health the new department which complishing today. is currently attending the University Manchester High School in 1977 and to screen those getting ser­ and dental, health and would combine the health A better approach might be '. Carol Ann Mulherin of Scotland and Brian Francis Groton. Spec. Paul D. Zopfi, son of Mr. and of Connecticut Graduate School of will graduate on May 25 from Elim vices from the various agen­ Mrs. Elwood Zopfi of 15 Barbara Education. Bible Institute in Lima, N Y. The task force estimates welfare (private school department, social services to make the town manager ^luk, also, of Scotland, were married April 12 at St. Lucian Vinci of New York City served as best man. cies and to help coordinate Ushers were Julian Mysekowski of Hamden, Terry Road, Vernon, has been trained to Mr. Taggrt graduated from town government is pupils) and psychological department, human services responsible for coordinating fiiridget (Church in Manchester. operate a new 59-ton tank produced Mr. Van Veldhuisen graduated i^The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar P. Bellman of Chaplin, and Sean Saluk and Roy Saluk, both Manchester High School in 1974 and human services. services to families involved by Chrysler Corporation and termed from St. Clair High School and Elim providing $628,117 through services. department and senior Mulherin of 77 Durant St., Manchester. The bridegroom of New Britain and brothers of the bridegroom. from Nichols College in Dudley. would go a long way toward the most advanced in the world. Bible Institute. He is currently a psy­ Private providers, using no citizens center. Town Manager Robert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saluk of New Britain. A reception was held at the K of C Hall in Manchester, Mass, in 1978 with a bachelor's the social services depart­ Zopfi, a 1976 graduate of Enfieid chology major at Roberts Wesleyan Weiss has the organizational ending any duplication, ;The Rev. Emilio P. Padelli peformed the double-ring after which the couple left for a trip to St. Martens. They degree in public administration. He ment, health department, town funding spend an es­ It does not propose to do College, Rochester, N Y. providing better service to ceremony. Organist and soloist was Charles Page of will reside in Scotland. High School, is assigned to the Sixth is currently attending the UConn existing human services timated $1,016 million away with the department and management experience Mrs. Mulherin, who is retaining her maiden name, is Calvalry Division at Fort Knox, Ky., Graduate School of Public Affairs. more clients and insuring Somers. He is employed as a graduate assis­ department, phone-a-ride and through such organizations as heads now responsible for to direct these operations IThe bride was given in marriage by her father. employed as office manager trainee at New York Life where he is a driver on the tank The couple is planning an Aug. 16 senior citizens center. the Manchester Community these agencies, but it with a series of weekly or money is used to its fullest 'Paula Di Maria of New Britain served as maid of Insurance Co. Mr. Saluk is employed as project manager named "Abrams” after the late Gen. tant at the UConn Computer Center. wedding at South United Methodist Creighton Abrams. The couple is planning an Oct. 17 - In addition, an estimated Services Council Child Ad­ proposes to add another layer even monthly meetings to advantage. honor. Bridesmaids were Elaine Mulherin of at Nationwide Medical and Dental Building. Church in Manchester. Manchester, the bride’s sister; and Deirdre Lesevka of wedding. (Nassiff photo) SCOOPS byDoM Sneyd Batner-Kaprove WHAT’S THAT? THE OPEN DAILY 9:30-9:30; SUNDAY 11-5 Letters I’M IKE 10 MIUION ' HO, I WAS THE OHLY PELEOATE Beth Hope Kaprove of sister-in-law’s matron of Mrs. Ratner is employed SALE EFFECTIVE MON., APRIL 14 90L14R m 6 AUlUOi; POILAK MAM FOR JOHN COHNAUn^ Meriden and Charles L. honor. as a school psychologist in AFTW WFUnON.? Ratner of Agawam, Mass., Michael Kaprove of East the East Hartford School THRU SUN., APRIL 20 Police cruisers were married March 30 at Hartford, the bride’s system. Mr. Ratner is a THE S/SVIIMG PLACE Chez Josef in Agawam. brother, served as best law partner in the firm of To the editor; The bride is the daughter man, Kambers, Berman, I am taking exception to the The tilt steering wheel specifica­ of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L, A reception was held at Hendel, Gold and West in editorial in The Herald April 9, 1980 tion is more than likely for faster exit Thoughts Kaprove of 19 Northfield Chez Josef. The couple will Springfield. (Newton regarding specifications for of the police car when the cir­ Drive, East Hartford. The reside in Windsor. photo) Manchester police cars. cumstances require. Have you ever The word “crisis” is a word which bridegroom is the son of First, the reference to "the men­ noticed the equipment our officers we normally associate with panic Mr. and Mrs. Harold Births------tality of the high speed chase" and and disaster, as if every crisis Ratner of Longmeadow, nuriuiuo Tnif Builder nniMilM have belted to their waist — revolver, Brodie, Diana Michelle, K I a I k u , .Anthony the "proper use of police radios” is automatically includes disaster. Mass. plus 2 portable two-way radio, handcuffs. It daughter of Gordon L. and Joseph, son of Joseph and ^ n s2 an insult to the intelligence and judg­ Such an assumption of our parts is Rabbi Harold Kaplansky is entirely possible that this equip­ of Springfield. Mass., per­ Beatrice Faymann Brodie Valerie Goss Klatka of 123 ment of our police officers. I refer unfortunate and misleading ment could get in the way when formed the double-ring of 77 Wilshire Road, Ver­ Grand Ave., Vernon. He you to the officer that was quoted in exiting a car with a standard steering In the New Testament the word ceremony. Stasia Filipiak non. She was born April 2 was born April 3 at the recent Rivera case. He stated wheel. Don Graff Metal niadness “krisis,” from which our word at Manchester Memorial Rockville General was violinist. Music was , ^uklMntlmlwr that "we do not want our officers in­ I am sure that the remote trunk “crisis” is derived, ineans also provided by a quartet Hospital. Her maternal Hospital. His maternal volved in high speed chases," and 1 release that is questioned is not for To anyone paying even casual markets into general stocks, slicing with the possible exception of those “judgment” or "justice” : in working from the Springfield grandparents are Mr. and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Martin Faymann of Mrs. William Goss of am sure that this is the policy of the quick access to the spare tire or jack. attention to the frenzied market of 25 points off the Dow Jones industrial individuals who bought heavily when out his plan of justice for.aii humani­ Symphony Orchestra. New Haven. Her paternal Ellington. His paternal department. 1 believe there might be equipment late in precious metals the near pan­ average at one point, all the rest of us ty God exercises judgnqent upon ’The bride was given in the price was pushing $1,000 an grandparents are Mr. and grandparents are Mr. and Question: When was the last time ic which it has just caused can come became passive participants as a human actions by the extent to which marriage by her father. carried in the trunk for emergency ounce. Mrs. Robret Brodie of Mrs. Joseph Klatka of Ver­ you saw one of our officers tearing as no surprise. they measure up to his wiii. Judg­ Mrs, Deborah Kaprove use where quick access should be consequence of the potential negative It has settled back to the $400 Rego Park, N.Y. She has a non. He has a sister, Cassie through town at unsafe speeds? ment does not imply that everything of East Hartford was her given top priority. The only unusual aspect of the impact on the entire economy. vicinity as hot and lukewarm money brother, Mark, 3. Deana. 1 believe the specification for high Let’s not be concerned with the few situation is that it is not gold that is ’Die experience has been sobering. is drawn to the dollar and U.S. we do is wrong, but it does imply that sco n s PLUS II TURF BUILOER SCOTTS PLUS II horsepower cars is for faster everything^ we do matters. God W AnR WEIGHT dollars it costs to put our officers in the focus v,f all the furor but its less Whether it has been constructively securities by high and still rising in­ Clears out dandelions Clean lightweight. response of the vehicle rather than Supplies a high nitro­ patrol cars that might be as good as glamorous companion, silver. enlightening is still open to question. terest rates. One consequence is a created everything that is, including PROBLEM? and 41 other broadleaf gen feeding (or a thick­ Gives full feeding of 2 ‘J 8 8 high speeds. the bad guys’. 1 sincerely hope that Few outside the Silver is in no greater or less supp­ strengthened dollar, not only in ourselves. Our lives, which are part usi MOTHER OF 4 GIRLS weeds. Gives full feed­ er, greener lawn Co­ Turf Builder, while The reference to the luxury of air should you ever have the need to call immediate family ly, no more or less useful, now than it terms of gold but against all the ' of God’s ongoing act of creation, ing o( Turf Builder. vers 10,000 sq ft. cleaning out dande­ lions. Covers 10,000 conditioning is about as intelligent as the police for assistance that they are likely to feel was before the price plunge. All that major currencies. matter entirely. There are no dis­ LOSES 90 POUNDS Covers 5,000 sq.ft. saying the police car should not have E-LIM sq. ft are able to respond' to your need particularly sorry has really happened is that a very posable, throw-away actions! This is Eic*— water lo the body can be IN 10 MONTHS heaters, and should be driven with for Nelson and W. an ecologicai principie • God’s DDComfortable. E*UM will help quickly. few individuals who sought to That has its good and bad aspects yoQ loae cxceaa water wel|bt. We the windows open in the winter and in ecology! God created a balanced Credits Conway Diet Institute George W. Ludlow Herbert Hunt, the manipulate both demand for the —it raises the prices of U.S. exports at Ugfetl Parkade Pharmacy inclement weather so the patrol of­ fraternal Dallas system, with no throw-away parts - recommeod it. 14 Kennedy Road, metal and worldwide economic un­ and thus may lead to even more ficer can be "alert to noise.” combine whose nothing disposable, nothing Manchester certainties for their own purposes balance of payment difficulties. But Introductory k O O O cornering of a have gotten burned—and in the a less feverish gold market does have w orthless. And this includes Olhr Worth large chunk of the world’s negotiable process singed a great many others. ourselves as well. Cut oat thk ad — take to atora Quote/Unquote calm ing effect on the world Uatod. Purchaaa otta pack of E-Lim silver stocks led to the great sell off It is disturbing that their activities The only questionable act of God, asd racoiva one laora E-Lim Pack economy. Praa. in which they have taken a could have such widespread and Warmth is still being felt in some from an ecological point of view, was "I’ve decided I’m going to just go the hostages being held in the shellacking. Those who play for big potentially devastating effect, areas, however, most notably South his creation of one creature in his 50 ahead and have a baby and not think Dominican Republic Embassy in stakes—and considering that a few decades after such wheeling and Africa, the world’s leading gold own image, with his own POUNDS about it anymore. We’re so awfully Roguta by leftist guerrillas. Guz­ months back when the price topped dealing was supposed to have been producer. characteristic property of loving. As LIME F a m ily good at finding reasons not to have man is profiting from his captivity $50 an ounce their holdings may have brought under control. ’The wealth flowing in from sales God loves, we have the option of children today.” hy selling photographs of life in­ had a book value of more than $10 Considerable critical fire has been has enabled that government to an­ loving or rejecting love. God in his — Jill r.layliurgh, actress, com­ side the heseiged building. billion, the stakes were very big in­ Honsemfe sells directed in recent years at over nounce a budget with massive tax love for us gave us freedom to menting on the problem of "They have slithered over every deed—can’t avoid equally big risks. ‘glass plate’ regulation of much business activity. decreases-48 percent at the lower end choose, because if we could ribt truly choosing between a career and inch of my body so far. It’s not easy.” But the financial community has Linda LaDuke, pictured before and after, lost This incident may suggest that of the income scale-plus new spen­ choose, we could not truly love; and for $40; north motberhood. (MeCall's) — .Austin Stevens, South African cause for concern in the strain placed 90 pounds in just 10 months and went from a there is at least one area in which ding programs with education and if we could not truly love, then we "He was a poor man, but no reptile expert, who is seeking to set on several of its leading brokerage $1,800 size 22 V2 to a size 10 dress while following the there isn’t enough regulation. the country’s black majority among would not be made in the image of more” a new high in the Guinness Book houses and in the revelation of the NILES, 111.-The story of Ideal 1000 calorie diet and attending the South African bonanza the principal beneficiaries. 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Occasionally, not heard of you at that 2 $4.50 instead of $9.50. WASHINGTON - The Kremlin’s historical overview noted, the Afghan Prime Minister Moham­ and even the two Soviet puppets who their military aggression succeeded, ordinary fumble-fingered citizens Afghans had “long claimed that mad Daoud was ousted by his cousin succeeded him after he was time.” 1 A FRIEND SAVES $5.00 Ortho decision to invade Afghanistan was ironically, in uniting the traditional dial the number by accident. The plate she sold is If you bring a friend with you when you join, then the not reached without some serious these provinces, whose people are and brother-in-law. King Zahir Shah, assassinated in 1978, held back from enemies — against the Soviet Union. They even answered when my actually valued at more coupon will be worth $10.00. $5 00 for you and $5.00 for WEED-B-GON ^O rtho misgivings, U.S. intelligence ethnically closer to Afghanistan’s in 1963 because of his "authoritarian the Russians’ “pet concept” — an Hello central reporter James Grady called at 11:30 than $1,800. Although your friend. Lawn Weed dominant Pushtun tribes than to MacArthur points out that Offer expires Friday, April 25.1980 LAWN analysts report. One of the Soviet methods and the adverse' economic Asian collective security system, in One of the CIA’s most jealously one night. Grady assured the case of­ KMerM most Pakistanis, should be granted this price is exceptionally INSECT strategists’ principal concerns was effects of his tough policies toward which the Soviet Union was to be the guarded secrets is the unlisted ficer and the CIA spokesman who autonomy or self-determination.” high, he said, “I’m afraid Weekly Insight-Motivation Seminars SPRAY the possibility that the aggression Pakistan,” the CIA review notes. dominant partner. “panic number” it maintains for called the next day that we had no in­ othbrs may be losing hun­ The Pushtunistan dispute was Manchester—Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. might unite the long-hostile Moslems But when Daoud was recalled in A bumbling Soviet diplomat, selected personnel to call in an tention of publishing the number. For dreds or thousands of dol­ visceral, according to one source, Emanuel Lutheran Church (Music room) of Pakistan and Afghanistan — and 1973, the situation “began to worsen Alexander Pusanov, contributed to emergency. obviously, the agency can’t have the lars by not knowing what and erected an emotional barrier sharply,” according to the CIA. "He the Afghan-Pakistani differences their plates are worth." 60 Church St. this is precisely Unfortunately for the dignity of the number changed. It wouldn’t do for Enfield—Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. that no Afghan or Pakistani leader began at once to increase sharply when he suggested to the Pakistani To aid in identifying w hat has agency, practical jokers often give some poor spook out in the field to J.C, Penney Dept. Store, Conference Room could safely breach. ’The hostility agitation on the Pushtunistan valuable plates, the happened. ambassador in Kabul “that Pakistan out the super-secret number for dial it in desperation ... and get a Enfield Sq„ 2nd Fir., behind Uttle Girls Dept. between the two nations might have question.” exchange issues a report "Only such a ^ ' ( make territorial concessions to laughs or personal convenience. recording. ^ that includes current Windsor—Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m. continued indefinitely if the Soviets Afghanistan in the interests of Wilson Congregational Church military action / * Women employees, for instance, It’s all relative prices on more than 9(X) 691 Windsor Ave. hadn’t marched into Afghanistan. Shortly after his return, the CIA mutual harmony." ’ plates, guidelines on what could finally have have been known to give it out to un­ Rep. Jack Edwards, R-Ala., was East Hartford—Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. pushed those “ Russia’s aggression has began picking up reports that he "has Word of this got back to Islamabad, to look for and when to 16 OZ, INSECT CONTROL wanted, over-amorous dates as their giving Pentagon budget officials a Wesley Memorial Church 1 QT. WEED B OON ALL ABOUT LAWNS diverse factions cemented them in a way that nothing trained and equipped Pakistani dis­ and the Pakistanis were not im­ buy, and the plate evalua­ 110 Ellington Rd. (Rt. 5) home telephone number. The eager hard time at a recent Defense Ap­ tion checklist used by the For grass, lawns, and dome, together,” said else could have done,” a CIA analyst sidents to carry out sabotage on the pressed by Pasanov’s attempt to East Hartford—Mondays, 7:30 p.m. Kills dandelions and many Guide to seeding, sod­ swain winds up talking to a CIA case propriations subcommittee hearing. , exchange. other broadleaf weeds-roots ding, fertilizing, watering invading pests (outside one State Department expert who has told my associate Dale Van Atta. Pakistani side of the border.” blame the gaffe on an interpreter’s YMCA dwellings). Easy to use officer, who answers “Security Evidently hoping to jolly the con­ To obtain a copy with­ 93 E. Main St. and all anywhere In the newest information on monitored the situation for years. The Soviets’ military aggression Though he denied this publicly, Daoud mistake. “Pusanov may not have Force,” and is coldly unsympathetic gressman along, Joe Sherick, the out cost or obligation, just lawn. grass varieties. This may turn the possibility of a marked the failure of longstanding, admitted to CIA sources that he realized that what goes down well in send your name, address, or CALL 649-012B or 482-4771 to the caller’s complaint of passion Defense Department’s deputy comp­ W tlcomc heavy-handed attempts by the would give “sanctuary and financial Kabul is likely to raise the roof in^ and zip code before Satur­ Nem M em hen Almmya Vietnam-style quagmire for the betrayed. troller, observed, “You must like us. Kremlin to gain dominance over assistance” to Pakistani dissidents in Islamabad,” a CIA top-secret-umbra day of next week to: The Registration $6.00 plus Weekly Seminars $3.50 Russians into a reality, he added. Annoying drunks have also had it You give us $158 billion a year.” Bradford Exchange, Dept. MANCHESTER 239 SPENCER ST., VERNON 295 HARTFORD TPKE. There has been bitter enmity Afghanistan by indirect means, and the two disputed provinces. report observes. Diet Watchers, Inc., subsidiary of foisted off on them as a “ hot Edwards spumed the olive bruich. A19516.9301 Milwaukee between Afghanistan and Pakistan, the Pushtunistan issue was usually Daoud’s overtures to India further The Soviets’ clumsy attempts to number,” and are told bluntly that "Let’s just say,” he retorted, “that Avenue. Niles. IL 60648. A CONWIW DIET IN SIlTini-N o Fist Retuireil for example, over Pushtunistan, the the sticking point in these often clum­ exacerbated this country’s relations bring their Moslem neighbors ppstcard will do. not only is Lulu not back in town, she we like the Russians less.” '* two Pakistani provinces that border sy diplomatic moves, as CIA reports with Pakistan. So strong was the an­ together in Soviet-dominated EVENING HERALD, Mon., April 14, 1980 - 7 6 - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. April 14, I960 \ \ ■ Community college teachers i / i author new tutoring plan

MANCHESTER - Two fifth grade, through the University of Hartford, several schools in central teachers at community college. The publisher is and a doctorate in educa­ Connecticut and served as colleges in Connecticut I 1- Charles E. Merrill tion in community college a reading consultant before have co-authored a new, Publishing Company of curriculum and instruction joining the faculty at audio-tutorial program Columbus, Ohio. from Nova University. He Manchester Community that teaches basic phonics D r. Aarons has a also has done advanced College, where he is also and word attack skills that bachelor of science degree graduate study in reading director of learning will help students to in elementary education and curriculum develop­ development. He is recognize words. ’The co­ from New York Universi­ ment and English married and has four authors are Dr. Howell ty, and a master of educa­ literature. He taught at children. Aarons, professor of tion degree in educational reading at Mohegan Com­ administration from the munity College in Norwich, University of Connecticut, and D r. Burton L. a certificate of advanced Schweitzer, associate graduate study in reading professor of reading at curriculum from the an you spring doaning? Manchester Community University of Hartford, College. and doctorate in education Titled “ Word Attack: An in community college fairway has the supplies ^ Individualized Approach,” curriculum and instruction the worktext and accom­ from Nova University. to make it easier! v panying cassette tapes deal Before joining the faculty systematically with the at Mohegan Community • drawer dhriden • shelf paper ^ oral and written phonics College in 1971, where he is skills and students need to also director of the Foun­ • garment bags •window cleaners^ Winners of the Pinewood Derby held by Cub Cub Scouts represented their pack at the become effective readers dations Program, he had • storage boxes • dust mops \ Pack 27 are Robert Sharp, right, first place; Algonquin District’s race held Friday at the and writers. Students are taught in public schools Bobby Dickson, center, second place, and Waddell School. taken, step-by-step, from and had been an elemen­ • contact shelving •moth killers ^ recognition of vowels and Eric Demilia. left, third place. TTiese three tary school principal. A Telling the truth consonants to syllabication native of Brooklyn, New all fairway priced! Man overboard and the use of a dictionary. Chris Malone of 84 Prospect St., York, he and his family Eight audio-cassettes, one reside in West Hartford. Two canoeists in Sunday’s Hockanum River Race run rapids took a toll on the 108 entrants in the fourth annual Manchester, wears a sweatshirt which for each chapter in the Cub Scouts receive awards Also a resident of West •very into trouble in the rapids behind Economy Electric off race. Kermit the Frog, however, on the front of the canoe proclaims his accomplishment Sunday during book, help students to un­ Hartford, his home town. Oakland Street. The combination of high water and the managed to stay aboard. the annual Hockanum River Canoe Race. derstand the sound-symbol Dr. Schweitzer has a imi» Malone was among the finishers in the more relationship by letting bachelor of science degree at Blue and Gold Dinner thingl than six-mile river race. them hear what they have in elementary education MANCHESTER - Cub period February through Showman Badge, Joseph Glenn Humphrey Mark read as they read. The from Central Connecticut ,f ■ Scout Pack 27, sponsored March. Bobcat awards Carilli and Mark Hennequin, M chael program is appropriate for State College, a master of by St. Mary’s Episcopal Hennequin ; Citizen Yavinsky and Matthew students as young as upper education in administra­ Church, held its annual were presented to Robert Badge, Joseph Carilli; Hayes. elementary levels, about tion and supervision from Blue and Gold Banquet at Adams; the Wolf Badge to Scholar Badge, Robert the Army & Navy Club. Mark Yavinsky and James Dickson, Edward Moriarty Humphrey; the Bear III, Brian Rockefeller, Cubmasters William Badge to Mark Adams; Glenn Humphrey, Michael Rose and Frank Hennequin Gold Arrows to Eric Yavinsky, Mark Hennequin were hosts. Mrs. Eleanore Demilia, James Humphrey and Matthew Hayes; Artist Gowen, warden and and Mark Yavinsky; the Badge, Edward Moriarty representative of St. Silver Arrow to Eric III, Robert Dickson and Mary’s Church, Mr. Pat Demilia, Scott Rose,James Matthew Hayes; Rich, Algonquin district Humphrey, Mark Yavinsky Naturalist Badge, Brian commissioner, Mr. and and Mark Adams. Rockefeller; Out- HOWOUROlDESTBBCrSOUlia Mrs. Neal Colbath, Members of the Webelos doorsman, Brian 'Algonquin district chair­ Den also earned awards: Rockefeller. man and Mr. Larry Fur­ Craftsman, Joseph Carilli, The Webelos Badge, a bish, a former cubmaster, Robert Dickson, Eklward step toward the “ Arrow of HELPS OUR were guests. Mr. Rich Moriarty III, Brian Light,” the highest award presented the Pack Rockefeller, Glenn a Cub Scout can receive, Charter. Humphrey, Michael was awarded to Robert In addition, the pack has Yavinsky, Matthew Hayes, Dickson, Edward Moriarty NEWEST O n C Y EFFORT. presented awards for the and Mark Hennequin; III, Brian Rockefeller, Family programs set MANCHESTER - The p.m, ’This session will focus meet at the museum and Lutz Junior Museum, 126 on the opposum, the only a r e asked to bring Cedar St., has announced native North American binoculars or hand lenses. its family programs for “ pouched” animal. The Children under twelve April. Anyone wishing to event is free to the public. must be accompanied by register or to receive ad­ A nature walk through an adult. Pre-registration ditional information should Gay City State Park will be is required and there is a $1 contact the museum at 643- held in conjunction with fee for musuem members 0949. Earth Day celebrations and a $2 fee for non­ “ How Does Your Garden Saturday April 26 from 1 to members. Grow,” a parent-child 2 p.m. Participants should class that explores the joys Manchester Grangej of gardening, wili meet at Ostomy group MANCHESTER the museum April 19, May Manchester Grange will 3, and May 17 from 10 a.m. MANCHESTER - The meet Wednesday at 205 Excited spectator to 12 p.m. ’There is a $10 Manchester Area Ostomy Olcott St. starting at 8 p.m. pre-registration fee for Association will meet Mon- The lecture program is Leo and Mark McNamara of Manchester, Race course Sunday. One of the spectators, Well-deserved rest family members and a $13 day a t Manchester “Polkas are in order.” come out from under the Adams Street upper right, seems to be ready to join the fee for non-members. Memorial Hospital in Members are asked to The “ Meet the Conference Room B at 7:30 bridge on the 6.2-mile Hockanum River Canoe racers in their canoe. Ric Chenard of Manchester, relaxes at the bring canned goods. finish point of the 6.2-mile Hockanum River Menagerie” program wili p.m. This is a special Master Kenneth Herbie is be held April 19 at 2:30 meeting for all ostomates. Race Sunday. Chenard also participated in in charge of refreshments. the Willimantic River Race Saturday. A total of 108 canoes were entered in the fourth an­ nual race Sunday.

Herald photos by Frank Burbank

m a m In our ongoing efforts at making looking everywhere to conserve energy conservation really work, we at energy and cut costsj Northeast Utilities are using the We want to save you money newest technology to harness our and keep electricity affordable for oldest source of energy—the sun. everyone. But, like everyone else, We’ve designed our new we’re affected by inflation, too. That’s building at Tolland, Connecticut, why, if we are to provide sufficient with many important energy electricity now and plan for the conservation features, including 80 future, our revenues must increase to solar collectors. keep pace with rising costs. They will use the sun, a Our commitment at Northeast pollution-free, constantly renewable Utilities is to find the best and most source of energy, to help us with our affordable way to meet our present and energy needs. And we haven’t future energy needs. Using the sun stopped there. In this experiment is just one more way we’re helping Proud winners we’re also using sophisticated solar to make that future bright. Ronald Blake, right, Tolland, and his both the Willimantic and Hockanum monitoring systems that will let us m NORTHEAST UTILITIES daughter, Becky, accept their award River races. At left, is Lee Watkins, know where the most savings will be Sunday for having the second best Hockanum River Race director. W«»' S\ and how best to use this technology. Doing everything in our power combined times in the mixed class for At Northeast Utilities we’re to serve you.

Peaceful scene AO08' plaza TheC«V'*le«IL^etd^eWCOfl»Wf/TheHW*>rU£lKV'ER — A three-car accident Saturday on Route 'The Knights scored twice in the Boston batters to help Stanley. The forceout at second. Moore was safe The Black Knights upped their the series for the Jays. Radio, TV tonight 6 at Shoddy Mill Road sent two people to Manchester sixth and could’ve had a third but it Brewers had outscored Boston 27-6 in at first but for some reason left the ledger to 2-1 with the win while the 8:1,5 - HaHcliall: Yankx vh. Memorial Hospital for treatment and caused extensive was disallowed by an inteference Bruins prevail the first two games of the series and bag to get his helmet and then went damage to one of the cars. SALE K I Bobcats fell to 1-1. Stanley felt Boston was pitching mis­ W hile Sox, WINE call. ’That “turned us on and got the PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Boston toward the dugout. Penney opened the scoring in the The accident is still under investigation. ’The drivers of team into the game,” voiced Penney General Manager and acting coach second. Jim Sexton walked and Tim the cars were Dennis Lindley and William MacFall, both Coach Mike Liappes. Harry Sinden kaid there were two Just followed with an RBI triple to of Andover and Wayne K. Shorey of Bolton. Lindley and Anderson, Linnell and Dino Peruc­ ANTIQUES, ANTIQUE REPRODUCTIONS AND ESTATE JEWELRY rightfield. Junior Al Dunfee poked a factors in his club’s 8-3 drubbing of No. 4 Astros hurler impresses MacFall were taken to the hospital, Lindley with con­ cio each had two hits for the Knights. two-out single to left for a 2-0 Knight the Pittsburgh Penguins Sunday tusions and abrasions and MacFall with a head injury. Penney’s next tilt is Tuesday at night — the Bruins’ play and the of- NEW YORK (UPI) - Here’s some in ruining the Los Angeles debut of bined on a five-hitter and Joel OFGOLD, SHA’ER, PLATINUM AND PRECIOUS GEMSTONES lead. State Police said. bad news for National League Dave Goltz. Enos Cabell dppve in two Youngblood scored one run and drove The Knights scored again in the Simsbury at 3:30. ficiating of referee Andy Van Helle- mond. hitters: the fourth starter on the in two others for New York. Falcone fourth off losing hurler John runs with a pair of singles. SHOP PINEHURST TOES AND WED... Houston Astros believes he can win Los Angeles scored in the seventh breezed through the first six innings Serkosky, who lasted three innings Buy 2 liter bottles Coke or Tab for $1.05 ... new Stouffer’s 20 games. on Ron Cey’s RBI single. Steve then yielded to Allen, who recorded and pitched to two batters in the M eatball Sandwiches ... 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Hooker connected Center Cut and seventh innings and a single Manchester Community College winning 20 ball games.” for his seventh majorleague home marker in the eighth. Pajor was a major factor against women’s softball team recorded Forsch, who pitched a no-hitter walked two before yielding to Frank run in the seventh inning off St. Louis South Windsor was led by Ralph Norwalk as she ripped two singles, three wins last weekend to move its last April, would stand out on many LaCorte with one out in the eighth. starter and loser Silvio Martinez. Pork Chops Wc urc pleased to invite you to inspeet and purehase two triples, a three-run homer and In other NL games, Montreal Redx 5, Bru\<‘x 0 staffs but ahead of him in Houston from an nnusually line eolleetion of “yesteryear” record to 3-1. The Cougars out- had five RBI in the twinbill. She slugged Dean Junior College Satur­ are J.R. Richard, Joe Niekro and edged Philadelphia 5-4 in 10 innings. R ook ie left-hander Charlie Jewelrt’eidled from e.xeentors of estates, heirs, banks IV n n ry (8) Anderson cf, 3-1-2-1, D’At- moved her batting average to .500 New York blanked Chicago 5-0, Leibrandt, backed by a 12-hit attack tilio If, 6-M -l, Linnell cf, 5-0-2-1, Cace lb, day, 25-17, and took a doubleheader Nolan Ryan. The quartet gave the with her output. Pittsburgh shut out St. Louis 34), Cin­ that included Johnny Bench's first $J49*^ and individuals. In addition, there are more enrrent 4- 1-0-0, Peruccio 2b, 4-0-2-1, B enettieriyesterday 3b, from Norwalk Community Astros three victories in four games Given, 2-1, got the win in the over Los Angeles to open the season, cinnati trounced Atlanta 54), and San homer of the season, made his anU(|ne reprodnetions. 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MCC is home to Massasoit Com­ MCC scored eight times in the fifth Forsch scattered seven hits and MetH 5, Gu I>h 0 Lavelle relieved in the eighth and ______302 MAIN STREET______South Windsor 001 munity College Tuesday. 000 helped himself with a two-run single Pete Falcone and Neil Allen com­ earned his first s.ive '^enney 020 102 to snap an 11-11 tie. 10 - ev enin g h er a ld . Mon.. April 14, 1980 J i l l Library director honored 6coreboQ rd Ballesteros boosted SOUTH WINDSOR - Clay since his high school days in Auto Rarinp Rmulta Toronto OOltOMUHl IP H RERBBSO Massey of Manchester, director of Oklahoma, his native state. He Rv I'n h rd P m a IntrnM tional Seattle 200 001 ( B i - 5 Chicago the South Windsor Public Library originally considered a career in ' %a m :ar r k r k k so o E^-MeiMloza. DP-Toronto 1. LOB- HmndxtLO-l) 41-3 7 3 2 4 2 At l^rllnA on. S.C., April 13 TorontoU. Seattle7.2Ei-Bochte. 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Toronto 1 3 ZO I'k drives around the Augusta National fairway at U.” Baltimore 1 3 2S0 IMi Thmpsn lb 4 00 0 D t ^ r g If 0 0 0 0 Jackson p 0000 Hoodp 0000 16. Roger Hamby. Chevrolet. 181. Wcknfsdh 2 00 0 UCocklb 4011 QirbotA 1000 en route to becoming the youngest Ballesteros wound up playing even 17. John Anderson, Chevrolet. 179. Detroit 1 3 ZO West Smmrsdh 1112Quirkc 4010 Totals 31 3 5 2 Touts 3 1060 par Sunday for a 13-under-par 275 that TV Toniqht 18. James Hylton, Chevrolet. 176. W L Pet. GB Brookns 3b 2 0 0 0 Hurdle rf 4 0 1 0 nttsburgh 000010X0-3 Masters champion of all time, even 19. Ricky Rudd. Chevrolet. 172. Hebner3b 2 0 1 0 Wshngt ss 2 1 1 0 St. Louis ooooroooo-o younger than Jack Nicklaus was was good enough for a four-stroke 20. Bill Elswick, Chevrolet. 170. Chicago 6:00 ® MarvQrtftIn Kansas City 3 1 Stegman If 2 0 10 B—Templeton. D P-Plttsburgh 2, St. ® 8 N * w t 2:00 21 Richard Childress, Oldsmobile. Peters If 2 010 Louis 1. L O ^Pittaburgh 5, St. when he won his first of five Masters margin over co-runnerups Gibby ^ (C O lS N*w* 8 8 8 Tonight 162. Seattle 3 1 9:00 ® Joe Franklin California 2 1 Wagner ss 2 0 10 2B—Templeton, Ott, Oberklell. HR- titles. “I used to enjoy playing that Gilbert who had a closing 67 and m I Lav* Lucy ® M*A*8*H 8 Dav* Allan 22. J D. McDuffie. Chevrolet. 155. Corcom ph 10 0 0 “ ■ (1) SB—Moreno. ■■ £ Jokar-iWfld 8 M-A-B-H 23 Dave Marcis. Chevrolet, 150. Texas 2 2 ® 8 Acadamy Award* Minnesota 2 2 Trmmliss 0 00 0 IP H RERBBSO Way Newton with a 68. 1 8 TV Auction 12:00 2:20 24. Dick May. Chevrolet. 149. ToUls 32 2 10 2 ToUls 30 3 8 3 Pittsburgh ® MovI* "Three Sisters" Lau­ 25. Slick Johnson. Chevrolet, 135. Oakland 2 2 As Palmer pointed, Ballesteros is But Ballesteros said be didn’t real­ O M *A *8*H ffi Movie "The Conspirators" ® News Saturday’s Results Detroit 000 000 O B -2 Rooker (W 1-0) , ■ : rence Olivier. Alan Bates. The (1944) Hedy Lamarr, Paul 26. Ronnie Thomas. Chevrolet. 133. Kansas City 00010D2Dx-3 Romo ahead of his pace. The Spaniard, also ly relax until he was headed up the 0 8tr**U 0( San Frandaco study of the Prosorovs family In 27. Buck Simmons. Chevrolet, 123. Chicago 8. Baltimore 2 82) Zoom (R) Henreld. 2:30 Milwaukee 18, Boston I E>-Quirk. D P-D etroit 1. Kansas City Ja^ksm (SI) Czarlst Russia at the turn of the 8 The Odd Couple 28. Jimmy Means. Chevrolet. 119. 2. LOB-Detroil 6. Kansas City 8 .2 B - _St.______Louis the current BriUsh Open champ, just 18th fairway with a then comfortable OD Or. Scott On Hebrews 29. Dale Earnhardt, Chevrolet, 104 New York at Texas, ppd.. rain 6:30 century Is dramatized. Kansas City 8. Detroit 6 Stegman. Hebner.HR—Summers (1). SB- Martinez (LO-1) 7 4 4 1 turned 23 this past Wednesday and four-shot lead. 8 Sargaant BUko 2:41 30. Bobby Alliscm. Ford, 86. Jones, Wilson. Whitaker. S-W hiUker. Hood 2 1 0 0 (£ Waloom* Back, Kottar 82) American Short Story VBCNawt 31. Baxter Price. Chevrolet. 31 Minnesota L Oakland 0 Palmer was 25 before he won his first "I was thinking,” he said, ‘Well, ® Beet Ot Midday Cleveland 2. California 1 IP H RERBBSO T-2:19. A-16501 (B Tic Tao Dough 9:30 32. Terry Lambert. Chevrolet. 30 Detroit iSSlISNBCf------NBC Now* 12:05 33. Melvin Revis. Chevrolet. 23 Seattle 3. Toronto 2,10 innings LOS ANGELES HOUSTON professional tournament. -you are the winner,’ that’s all.” ® Fk) ® Six Million Dollar Man Sunday's Results Rozema(LO-li 7 6‘ 3 3 5 2 ab r b bi ab r h bl 8 BobNawhart 34 Cecil Grdon, Chrysler. 10 Lopez 1 0 0 0 0 0 "He obviously doesn’t have too Gilbert, who came closest to 35. Buddy Baker. Chevrolet. 7 Chicagofi. Baltimore2 Lopes2b 4 1 30 Landstv2b 4 00 0 SSOvarEaty 10:00 12:20 Boston 3. Milwaukee 1 Kansas City 36 Neil ^ n e t . Mercury. 0 Laww cf , 4 000 Reynkusi 5010 many weaknesses at the moment,” catching Ballesteros Sunday, said be j f . l ® Lou Grant 8 Barney Millar New York 9. Texas 4.1st game Spittrff (W16) 616 6 0 0 2 1 Smith rf 2010 Pubicf 3110 6:55 ® Newt New York 8. Texas 2.2nd game tMisenberry 216 3 2 2 0 0 GarveyIb 4 0 1 1 Cruz If 3 120 said.. Palmer. Although Ballesteros “never thought about winning. I S )N * w a 12:30 Kansas City 3. Detroit 2 Christenson (SI) 16 1 0 0 0 0 Bakerlf 4 1 1 0 Walling lb 8 8 8 Ttia Buffalo Soktlara T-2:29. A-17.72D. u's'j" Greater Greensboro Open knew Ballesteros was having some 7:00 8 TV Auction (Cont'd) ® Movie "April In Paris" Oakland 4. Minnesota 1 CeySb 40 11 Cabellft (1953) Doris Day. Ray Bolger. California 8. Cleveland 3 BOSTON MILWAUKEE Russell ss two years ago and beat co-runnersup problems, but I didn’t think he’d back (XICBSNawt 8 Qunamoke ,■ 3 0 0 0 Leonard rf 4020 8 Our MIsa Brooks b a ttle 5. Toronto 1 ab r h bi ab r h bi Fergusn c 3000 Pujoisc 400 Nicklaus and Ben Oenshaw by thr^ up enough.” (B Allln Til* Family 82) Non-FIctlon Talevltlon Monday's Games Remy2b 4 0 2 0 Molitorlb 20 0 1 Thomas pr 0 0 0 0 Forsch p 30 12 ( £ 8 ABC News 12:40 GOLF (All Times Buriesn” ■ ss 3 100 Corrib 3 0 0 0 Gollz p 2 0 0 0 LaCorte p 1000 strokes in last summer’s British Hubert Green, who finished fourth 11:00 Milwaukee (Caldwell 04i at Toronto Lynn cf 3 110 Hisledh 4 0 0 0 Thmssn ph (S Face TIm Music ® 8 8 News ® McCloud 1000 Open, he hadn’t gained much at 67-280, said Ballesteros should as Fastlvsl Of Faith (Gancy 06). 1 :Z p.m. Rice If 4 111 Oglivielf Hough p 0000 / ® M-A-B-H 12:55 Detroit iMorrisl6) at Boston (Hurst0- Ystrzmdh 4 0 11 Tnomasef Johnslnph 1000 recognition in the United States have been too far in front for anyone Artists at Bennet 8 Wraatllng 8 Marshall Dllllon 8 Polloe Woman Golf Results 01.2 p.m ' Perez lb 3 0 0 0 Lezeano rf 4000 ToUls 32 2 7 2 ToUls S 4 11 4 S3 Newt New York (Griffin 06» at Chicago Fiskc 4 0 0 1 Money 3b 3 0 0 0 because he has played only a handful to catch. "But,” said Green, 8 Maude By United Press International Los Angeles 000 000110-2 8 Newlywad Qsme 82) Captioned ABC News 1:00 Masters Tournament (l^ rn s 061.6:30 p.m. BrohmrSb 1 0 0 0 Yount ss 3 120 Houston anoOOOOx-4 The Artists Collectiven a dance and music formed at Bennet Junior High School Cleveland (Waits(M)) at Texas (Medich HoffmnSb 3 0 0 0 Moore c 4 0 10 of tournaments in this country. "everyone has the potential to back fflM*A*S*H 8 8 8 Tomorrow At AugusU, Ga.. Aprjl 13 DP—Houston 1. LOB-Lm Angeles 7, SJDIckCaveU 11:30 (Par 72) 061.8:35 p m Evans rf 3 0 0 0 Houston 10. 2B-5m ith, Baker. Puhl, "Some people over here seem to up and I guess Seve is no exception.” group that presents the cultural contributions Wednesday under the auspices of the school’s 1:05 Minnesota (Felton 06» at California Totals 32 3 5 3 ToUls 30141 Leonard. SB-Cabell. S-Puhl. ® Harry O SeveBallesters.lK.OQO 6669«-72-275 think he’s been lucky,” said Severiano Ballesteros Australian David Graham was next 7:29 ® Ko|ak ® Nawt Jack Newton. 30Ji00 G8-7f69«-Z79 (Knapp (06). 10:30 p.m Boston 000 300 OOO— 3 IP H RERBBSO of the African and Caribbean American, per- Title VI program. (Herald photo by Pinto) 8 Dolly Numbers , 5 l d c H ^ K i h Gibby Gilbert. 30 JOO 71^74^8^7—279 Seattle (Parrott 16) at Oakland Milwaukee 001000 009-1 Los Angeles Australian Jack Newton, who often at 281, giving the 12-member foreign Hubert Green. 15.750 68-74-71 -67-280 (Minetto06i. 10:30 p.m. LOB-Boslon 5. Milwaukee 8. 2B— (k)lU (LO-1) 7 10 4 4 3 2 7:30 competes against Ballesteros on the delegation three of the first five spots MICICEY ROONEY David Graham. 13ZD 66-73-72-70-281 Tuesday's Games Yount. Yastrzemski. SB-Rem y 2. S— Hough 110012 Europe.” (X P.M. Msgazina Gary Player. 9JM 71.71-71-70-283 Kansas City at Baltimore Cooper Houston foreign circuit. "I think it’s high time and South African Gary Player, three Ben Crenshaw. 9Z8 76-706649-283 New York at Chicago, night IP H RERBBSO Ballesteros held a four-stroke se­ (B All In The Family @ United Aitnts Forsch (W16) 72.3 7 2 2 2 4 (B Tb* Muppals Ed Fiori. 9Z8 71- 7069-73-283 Cleveland at Texas, night Boston LaCorte (SI) 11.3 0 0 0 I 0 everyone concerned realizes he’s a cond round lead and widened that to time Masters champ and the golfer Jerry Pate.9Z8 7268-7667-Z3 Minnesota at California, night Stanley (W16) 9 4 1 1 4 3 HBP-by Forsch (Russell). T—2:19. A great player.” Ballesteros said he most admired, ‘Kramer’ predicted to win 3 ) Bonny Hill U rry Nelson. 9Z8 69- 72-7369-283 Seattle at Oakland, night Milwaukee -33.678 seven Saturday and it appeared his aM*A^S*H Free Seminar - RediN» Your Taxes Haas (L 0-1) 7 5 3 3 3 4 Tom Kite.9Z8 09-71-7469-283 SAN FRa NCISCO SANDIEGO Winning the Masters apparently oniy problem would be whether was tied for sixth. 8 8 Tic Tac Dough Andy Bean.7jn> 74- 7268-70-284NATIONAL LEAGUE Augustine 1 0 0 0 9 0 8 The Odd Couple By United Press International 1 0 0 0 0 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi won’t change B allesteros’ mind expected bad weather would hold off Four-time champion Palmer and Tom Watson. 7Z0 7369-71-71-284 Geveland North cf 4 0 11 Smith ss 3 0 0 1 82) MacNall / Lahrar Report Are you earning 10 to 15V2% Jim Colbert. 5S17 72- 7D-70-73-2B East HBP-by SUnley (Molitor) T-2:39 A DEvans Sb 50 10Cash2b 2 0 10 about playing over here more often. long enough to get the final round in. five-time champion Nicklaus were u D l n t u nn(K [ fi Jack Renner. 5517 72-70-72-71-Z5 W L Pci ( -17574 Herndon rf 4 010 Richrds If 7:31 J.C. Snead.5517 736969-74-285 Pittsburgh TH) ■ JJJJ He’ll stick around this week for the It did. — paired for the first time in more than CLEVELAND CALIFORNIA McCovylb 4 0 0 0 Winfield rf at Oscar awards tonight 8 NOTE: R ^ la r Prowamming on your current holdings? Jay Haas. 5 075 72- 74-70-70-286 Philadelphia WhiUild If 4 010 Tenace c 3 000 Tournament of Champions and be three years and although they were Ray Floyd. 5.075 75- 70-7467-286 Chicago abrhbi abrhbi He appeared on his way to May B* Pra-Emptad If Tha Stan- Mannng cf 4 12 0 Miller cf 4 110 Lavellep 0 0 0 0 Mmphry cf BillvKraUert.SJOO 7369-72-73-287 New York ’ ° “ back in June for the U.S. Open, "but never in contention, they had a lay Cup Preliminary Round Harrah 3b 4 0 11 Cowens rf 3 2 0 0 5lennett2b 32 2 0 Mfxitnzlb 4110 breaking the Masters’ 17-under-par is nominated for best supporting ac­ "Kramer vs. Kramer’s” top com­ Gil Moman.3900 74-71-7567-287 Montreal Mayc 4011 BEvansSb 30 10 I’m going back to play the European gallery of about 7,IX)0 which followed By VERNON SCOTT Sarle* Extends To Five Qsmas You are cordially invited to attend Calvin Peete. 3590 73- 71-7667-287 St Louis H argrvlb 501lUnsfrd3b 5 2 3 1 record shared by Nicklaus (.1965) and tor in a category top-heavy with petition comes from “All That Jazz,” Alexndrdh 5 0 00 Baylor dh 3 122 LeMastr ss 3 12 1 D'Acqust p 0000 B:00 NAHUVraCQNCBIT Jim Simons. 3.990 7D-70-72-75-287 Blue p circuit where I have a lot of friends. them the entire 18 holes. a seminar on how you may take ad­ OrU rf 3 0 10 Carew lb 2 110 2 0 0 0 Bevacq ph 1000 Ray Floyd (1976) when he went 16- favorites Melvyn Douglas, Mickey based on the life of its director, 3 ) WKRP In Clndnnall Fuzz>'Zoeller. 3990 72- 70-70-75-287 W L Pci Wohifrd If 1 0 0 0 Rasmssn p 1000 4 01.000 Charbon If 4 0 10 Rudi If 3 113 Over here, I’m too lonely. “Jack and I are both proud the HOLLYWOOD o frl) - The top Arnold Palmer. 3.IB5 73- 73-7369-288 Cincinnati Dade ph 1000 under on the fifth hole Sunday. If he Rooney, Robert Duvall and Frederic choreographer Bob Fosse, played by ® Carol Bumolt And Friends vantage of these extremely high in­ San Diego Hasseyc 30 10Grich2b 4011 Andy North. 3.(B5 70- 7269-77-288 Kinney p 0000 "When I was at the British Open had, a golf magazine would have gallery was out in the force it was,” contenders at tonight’s Academy ® 8 Olivia Nawton-John Spe­ Lou Graham. 2.430 71- 74-71-73-289 Houston Kuiper2b 4 120Patekss 4 0 00 Forrest. Roy Scheider, up for best actor. Los Angeles Veryzer ss 2 111 Donohue c 4 0 11 R odrin 3 the pressure wasn’t as much because said Palmer, who turned back the Awards presentations are films of cial terest rates that are currently Craig S ^ le r . 2.430 74- 70-72-73-289 Touts 34 3 9 3 ToUls 31 1 5 1 . added $50,0(X) to his |55,(XI0 first-place Douglas, who won a supporting ac­ Sally Fields is the leading con­ ® Hollywood a-Jay Sigel 71- 71-73-74-289 San Francisco Mora ph 10 0 0 Dybznsk ss 10 0 0 San Francisco 000011019-3 of my friends,’’ he said. "I didn’t money. clock for a day by shooting a 69-288. men in crisis and determined women tor Oscar in 1963 for “Hud,” was 8 0 ® tiffs Houae On Th* available. Lee Trevino. 2.430 74- 71-70-74-289 AlianU San Diego 000010009-1 tender for the best actress Oscar for Keith Fergus. 2.430 72- 71-72-74-289 Saturday's Results Totals 36 3 10 3 Totals S 8 10 8 have that here, that’s one reason But Ballesteros wasn’t to get "It was a tribute to the game.” in transition — and it should be a nominated for his portayal of a dying PraIrM Geveland 000030001-3 E—Winfield. LOB-San Francisco 8. her portrayal of a Southern textile 8 TV Auction (ConI’d) Dave Stociton. 2,430 74-70-7667-289 Chicago 6. New Vork 3 San Diego 8 2B-Whitfield. LeMaster. there was more pressure on me. Masters favorite Tom Watson tied Tom P urtier. 2.150 72- 71-74-73-290 Cincinnati 5. Atlanta 4 CTalifomia 012200 30x-6 another birdie until the 15th and that good night out for the Kramer Fami­ presidential crony in "Being There” mill worker stubbornly trying to 8 Movie "How Green Was My John Fought. 1.890 74-72-74-71-291 Philadelphia 6. Montreal 2 E7-Hassey. Lansford. DP-Califomia 1 S-Biue. Rasmussen SF-North. lonelincss, S a i d Ballesteros, for 12th at 71-284 after finishing first- Topics to be discussed: LOB-Geveland 11. California 7. 2B - only got him back to 13-under after ly- and Rooney for his performance as a mother her family and an infant Valley" (1941) Waller PIdgeon, Joe Inman. 1560 74-70-75-72-291 Pittsburgh 7. St. Louis 2 IP H RERBBSO Maureen O'Hara. A Welsh min­ Graham Marsh. 1560 71- 72-72-76-291 Los Angeles 6. Houston 5 Veryzer. Manning. Grich. Baylor. Lans- made Masters week "the hardest bogeys at 10 and 13 and a double­ second-second the previous three The Kramer story, pitting a single crusty horse trainer in “The Black • Treasury Bills foni SB-O rta, Carew 2, Rudi SF— San Francisco labor union. ing family laces personal and Jack Nicklaus. 1.860 74-71-73-73-291 San Diego 4. San Francisco 2 Blue (W 16) 7 4 1 1 3 2 week I’ve ever had,” even though he years. And Nicklaus, complaining father’s developing love for his son Bill Rogers. 1560 73- 71-76-71-291 Sunday's Results Harrah. bogey at 12 wiped out all but three Stallion.” The other top picture contenders economic problems while plan­ IP H RERBBSO Lavelle(Sl) 2 1 0 0 0 1 led from start to finish, ’"rhere was about his inability to “put numbers against a mother determined to both • Bank Geilificates of Deposit Rex Caldwell. 1525 7366-7360-292 New York S.ChicagoO ^ San Diego strokes of what had been a comman­ “The ‘Black Stallion’ role wasn’t are “Norma Rae,” "Apocalypse ning lor the future. (2 hrs.) Charles Coody.1525 72- 73-71-76-292 Cincinnati 5, Atlanla 0 Geveland on the board,” was far back in the 82I Mamorta* Of Eubla Montreal5, Philadelphia4.10innings Denny (L91) Rasmussen(LO-l) 7 2 1 1 5 very big pressure this week,” he ding 10-stroke margin. build a new life outside of marriage worth a nomination and 1 won't win,” Now,” and “Breaking Away,” a dark Johnov Miller. 1525 74- 72-71-75-292 Kinney 26 1 1 0 1 • High Grade Corporate Bonds Jeff Mitchell. 1525 66^75-75-76-292 Pittsburgh 3. St. Louis 0 Stanton said. "Maybe I feel more at home in field at 73-291. and reclaim her child, captured nine 8:30 Houston!. Los Angeles2 California D'Acquisto 116 0 0 12 “I was very comfortable, ten shots Rooney told an interviewer, “but it’s horse hit about non-college youths DougTewell.liK 7169-79-73-292 T-2:29 A-16J14. ® Th* Btockard Channing Show laluni Kfi’jty Howard Twitty. 1525 72-72-77-71-292 San Francisco 3. San Diego 1 516 7 2 2 3 6 Oscar nominations. the greatest thrill in the world just to coping with life after high school in • Businessmen’s Bisk Bonds a-Jim Holtgrieve 74- 72-77-70-29B Monday's Games Montague (SI) 326 3 1 I 1 1 Around midnight, "Kramer vs. be nominated,” O'Neal McNichol John M ahanev.lZO 75- 70-73-75-693 (All Times EIST) Denny pitched to2 batters m 7th. an Indiana university town. • Tax Free Bonds (Thi Chi R odri^z.1500 74-72-71-76-2S8 Chicago (Reuschel 91) at Pittsburgh HBP—bv Denny (Cowens). T—2:53 A- Kramer” should capture the Oscar "Duvall will win,” he said, Other contenders for best actor are Ed S n ^ . 15o) 70-70-79-74-293 iBlyleven 91). 123?- p.m. D.628 Hildebrand lands for best picture, with Dustin Hoff­ referring to Duvall’s portrayal of a Sandy Lyle. 1500 76- 70-70-78-294 San Francisco (Knepper 91) at BALTIMORE------CHICAtX) A1 Pacino — his fifth nomination — GLOBE • Money Market Funds O n e LitUer. 1500 72- 72-77-75-298 CincinnatiiPastore (16i.8:0f. p m abrhbi .. man standing nearby with his best war-loving U.S. officer in for "And Justice for All,” Jack Lem­ a-Robert CUmpett 72-71-79-75-297 Atlanta (Alexander 9 6 ' at Houston B um brjcl 3 0 00 Bosley If 3010 actor statuette and Meryl Streep • Unit Investment Trust .Art Wall. 1500 73- 7S-77-77-600 (Richard 1161.8 3?. p.m Dauer2b 2 I 0 0 BannslrSb 2110 19th HQLE “Apocalypse Now,” Francis Ford mon and Peter Sellers, for his por­ ID a rlin ^ a-Hal Sutton 73-7362-73-601 Los Angeles (Sutcliffe 911 at San Singlelnrf 4 00 0 Morrisn2b 2 002 big fish in derby clutching the shiny hardware Coppola’s view of madness in the trayal of a dimwitted innocent who Travel Service a-amateur Diego 1 Jones 16). 10pm Murravlb 3 1 I I Johnsonlb 4 0 2 2 BASKETBALL presented for best supporting ac­ • Annuities DON! lEI Raleigh Golf Gassic Tuesday's Games Maydh 4 010 Squireslb 0000 A total of 592 children registered Wayne Hollingsworth, 3. 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Lovell 3 4-410, Jones 0 baseball signup will be telecast by ABC-TV beginning formance as a rock star, loosely Brown If 10 10 Oliver rf 5 0 0 2 ^B annister DP—Ballimore2. (Thica- and reel. Steven Fogg Kathy Whitworth 2500 71-74-71-216 960. Pauttz0960. Berry 2 26 6. ToUls 136, Art Bassell-Leo Bravakis-Earle Henry, the youngest performer at 9 p.m. EST, with Johnny Carson as based on Janis Joplin, in “The Silvia BcrtoUccim2500 71-73-72-216 Jackson ri 4 0 0 0 Bell 3b 4 0 11 go2. LOB-Baltimore6. (Thicago7.2B- Her catch weighed 2 >A-pounds and MON. - TOES. Watson dh 4 12 0 SUub If 3 12 0 32 17-19 81 McKeever-Marty Conderino 136, Lou ever nominated for a regular Oscar, L>t« Adams 2500 68-74-74-616 m'or. Johnson. SB-Belanger S— The Manchester Recreation master of ceremonies. TuoSm April 15— 6 p.m. or THERE Spencer lb 4 2 14 Zisk dh 4 0 11 Boston 1926 S29-100 Rose.” BARGAIN NIGHT iCathv Hite 2500 7369-74-216 Bumbry. SF—Morrison Houston 18 19 » 94-81 Argenio-Bill Muzin-John Sheetz- was 16 Vz-inches long. Vicki Tabor l-W Hi 71-73-73-217 Nettles 3b 4 0 0 0 Putnam lb 3 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO Department will continue Alumni Cerone c 4 2 3 1 Sundbrg c 4 0 10 Three point goals-Ford. Fouled out— Norm McKee 137, John Yetishefsky- Gift assortments of fishing tackle “ROSE” ONLY Wed., April 16 — 7:30 p.m. Man- Dwver l.»750 72-71-74-217 Baltimore None ToUl fouls—Boston 21. Houston 18 Junior Baseball registration April 14, GALLERY EAST TACKLE Debbie Austin 1597 50 70-73-74-217 Dent ss 4 0 10 Norman ss 3 1 1 C Ford 426 5 2 2 4 1 were presented to the first 30 who Sample ph 10 0 0 A-14XI Mike Davis-Bili Ostermann-Bill 15 and 17,18, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Lnslnnd'n Largest Tackle Shop Julie SUnger 1597 SO 72-70-75-217 Slewart(L91) 316 4 3 3 2 3 caught a fish. Prizes for the largest Events calendar Kathy Ahem 1.U6 70-75-72-218 Frias ss 0 0 0 0 (Thicago LOS ANGELES (101) Dunn 137, Bob Dalesso-Al Hopper- the West Side Rec Center, 110 Cedar 1249 John Filch Blvd. Rt. 5 For reservations Doruia Horton White 1 ,l.?i 74-71-73-618 Touls 34 9 12 9 Totals 36 4 8 4 Baumgrtn iW 16) 7 5 2 2 Jones 2 96 4, Wilkes 9 36 21. Abdul- fish in the various age categories New York 000062 100-9 2 0 0 0 Jabbar II 36 iS. Johnson 3 2-4 8, Nixon Ken Jarvis-Marty Conderino 138. Street. South Windsor, Connecticut Debbie Massev 1 .LW 73-72-73-218 Farm er iS2i were: first and second prize —a please call JoAnn Sasall at 249-9631 P alM eversl.ia 73-72-73-218 Texas 100001 200-4 HBI^bv Ford (Morrison 10 96 21, Cooper 1 26 4. Haywood 6 26 SWEEPS- Gross —Nick Pahoulis ’The league is for players 13-14 who offered by MCC 289-6165 Open 7 Days 9:30-8 p.m. Shellev’Himlinl.L'ft 74-71-73-618 E>—Spencer. DP—Texas 3. LOB-New Baumgarten. Fort T—2 32 A—16679 14. Undsberger 196 2. HoUaixt 0 96 0. Byrnes 0 261. Lee 0 06 0. ToU b 4314- tackle box full of fishing equipment. Alice Miller 1.155 73-71-74-218 York...... 7, Texas“ 8.■ 2B-Rivers. Suub." ■ 75, Net —Roy Broege 90-22-68, Tom will not have reached their 15tb FRESH & SALT WATER TACKLE. LIVE BAIT, CRAWLERS 18 101. . B c n g m i s t 1:10,,, Hollv Hartley 980 89-77-73-219 Ran^iph. Jones. Cerone 3B-SUub HR Johnson 76-7-69, Mike Davis 76-6-70, ’Third prize —tackle boxes and an WORMS. SHINERS i PERCH BUGS —Spencer (11 MONTREAL PHILADELPHIA PHOENIX (127) birthday by August 1. Registration Manchester Community Workshop: “Career FOR THE BEST PRICES CHECH WITH US I' 4 Oscar Nominitioits JudvCUrkSte 76-726-620 Davis 4 8614, Heart 7 1615. Adams 8 L(H»tion: Betsy King ao 72-73-75-630 IP H RERBBSO a r h bi ab r h bi Marc Schardt 79-7-72, Leo Bravakis assortment of fishing equipment. must be in person. Everyone must College offers this calen­ Planning,” 7 p.m., This Week’s Specials Quality Inn RL 83 Vernon Circle New York LeFlore If 2 2 0 0 Rose lb 5 0 2 0 2-2 IB. Buse 5 44 17. Westphal 10 56 S . Janet Alex 840 73-75-73-221 5 0 1 1 Scott 3 16 7. Bratz 5 96 10. Kelley 4 26 82-9-73, John Sheetz 99-26-73. Chief judge was Joe Garman and dar of events in the interest Repala lurta Rag. $3.29 Spacial $2.29 THEROSE^ Jo Ann Prentice 840 74-74-73-221 Tiant(Wl6) 616 7 4 4 2 3 ^^'hlte If 1 00 0 McBride rf signup. ’The tryout schedule will be Women’s Center trailer. Kaat 2 26 1 0 0 1 0 5 6 1 0 10. Cook 2 56 9. High 1 06 2. ToUls 4B Rabal■ Rlngwormafling Rag. $1 phg. Spacial 66c pkg. Cathv Chamberlin ff6 75 74-78-72-222 Scott 2b 4 0 0 0 Maddox cf TWO-MAN BEST BALL- Gross emergency medical technicians of of the community. All the BOSE 2S Contract laeuad end guarentaad by Th# Capital Ufe Inauranoe Company 5 1 1 0 2861 IZ7 given at time of registration. Anyone Haddon Luraa R Rag.m . $3 $3.95 Spaclal $1.99 Debbie R asoM 75 78-74-72-222 Texas Dawson cf 5 113 SchmidtSb Saturday, April 19 Eltc. Motora. Mlnl-Kola -1 0 $44.95 Comer i L 9-11 5 7 6 6 6 1 5 12 1 Luzinski If —Jim Bidwell-Stan Domian 72, Paul the Eighth District lent their MCC-sponsored activities Kathy Young 6M 75 70-77-75-2Z2 Valentin rf 5 1 2 0 Los Angeles S222828-101 interested in coaching should contact Dawla Roda $6.95 and up Darwin 2 4 3 3 2 4 Parrish 3b 5 0 0 0 Boone c 5030 Ptioenix 31 35 3B38-1Z7 Baseball: MCC vs. 1 ± U 7 T L e " ‘^ BeckV Pea rson 6M 75 74-73-75-622 Petry-John Neligon 74, Ken assistance. Carl Silver at the Rec, 647-3084. listed below are open to the Raala $3.95 and up Cmd\- Hill W 75 77-70-75-222 Devine 110 0 11 Carter c 5 0 2 0 Bowa ss 4 10 1 Three-point eoab-Nizon. Buse 3 Rhode Island Junior .SIIFAKSON I.Oi:il miOADKS, INC PLEASE CALLTHEATRE Kern l 0 0 0 0 1 Cromrt lb 4 02 0 TnUo2b 4 0 10 Fouled out—I^mne. ToUl foula-Lot Comerford-Lou Argenio 74 , Tony Winners were: public and many are free of Plus many more unadvertised specials' A t lS S ® Marga Stubblefield 6f6 ?f. 75-72-75-222 AGENT FC)R BLACKHAWK TAXIDERMY FOR SCREEN TIMES Karolvn Kertzman 6f6 75 75-71-78-222 T-2:3f7 Almonss 5 14 0 Girstnsn p 1 0 0 0 Anaeles 25. Phoenix 19. Tecbnical-Lo Age 7 and younger —1. Kelly College, noon, main cam­ AMRXER ^ Member SPIC 1 0 0 0 Angeles Coach Westhead A—12JXD. Steullet-Mike Davis 74; Net —Bruno charge. For further infor­ Kathy N U rtm « IT 71-7961-222 " Second Game Sandersnp 10 10 GVckvc pn pus (doubleheaders). ______0 0 0 1 Knowles p Hildebrand, 2. Linda Naumec, 3. Lon Garbaez 500 77-75-71-223 NEW YORK TEXAS Office ph Frigo-Bruce Belcher 64, Bill Dowd- Rhode Island mation, call 646-2137. ““““1000 PHILADELPHIA (107) Vicki FergonfflO 74-78-73-2D ab r h bl ab r h bl Bahnsen p 1 0 0 0 Unserph 0 0 0 0 Mnnngnf p 0000 Erving 7 36 17, C. Jones 1 26 4. Dick Vizard 66, Bob Russell-Ted Marc Parker. Sunday, April 20 Marty Dickerson ?00 74-74-75-223 Rndlph2b 5 0 0 1 Rivers cf 4 0 10 Fryman p Dawkins 71615, Cheeks 8 3419. HolUns Today, April 14 Susan Grams 430 77-73-74-224 5 0 0 0 Sou p 10 0 0 Gross ph 1 000 7 8-7 20, Bibby 2 06 4. B. Jones 6 86 20. Blasko 66, Bill Knowles-Terry Means Age 8-9 —1. Bob Angell, 2. Mathew Baseball: MCC vs. Mat- Jones cf 5 12 1 Witts 2b 0 100 tops Cougars Workshop: ‘‘Career BevrlyKlassCO 77-73-74-224 3 110 Smith pr Mix 3 96 6, Spanaitel 0 26 2. Toone 0 0- Gamble If 4 12 1 Oliver rf LaGrow p 0000 66, Jan Jayson-Phil Daly 67, Bob Paggioli. taluck Community College, Therew Hession 430 7T-73-78-224 1 I 1 0 BcilSb 5 0 11 0 0. ToUls 41 2560 1(77 Brown li Totals 39 ? 12 5 Totals 42 4 11 2 Planning,” 7 p.m., Catherine Duggan 430 71-78-77 -224 Jackson rf 52 12 SUubdh 4 12 0 ATLANTA (83) Behling-John Banavige 67, Steve Age 10-12 —1. tie C3iris Parker, noon, main campus (dou­ Martha Hansen J70 78-77-72-22? Montreal 100000000 1 -5 Drew 5 96 10. Roundfield 6 56 17. Rhode Island Junior College Women's Center trailer, Watson dh 4 0 3 0 Grubb If 3 0 0 0 Philadelphia 000100008 9 - 4 Cassano-John Crowley 67, Stan bleheader). Allison Sheard 370 73-76-78-22f' Spencer lb ? 0 0 0 Norman ss 0000 Rollins 5 0610. Hill 126 4. Johnson 4 4- M J Smith 32f 78-78-72-226 I-VParnsh LOB-Montreal 10. Phila uxii. i lui s fvi.. « u blanked Manchester Community Tuesday, April 15 Nettles 3b 3 12 0 Sundbrg c 10 11 delphiaS 2B-Sanderson 3B-Almon HR® ^ , "**“ * ® .*■* Skiba-Tom Harrington 67, Norm Eva Chang I? 78-T6-74-2* Cerone c 3 10 0 Putnam lb 2 0 2 0 College, 7-0, in tennis action Saturday Monday, April 21 Donna Davis 32? 74-78-78-226 -Dawsonuawson ,1'u'. Valentinevaienuiie illin SB- McElroy 4968. « n Brown2964. »t Givens 1 Daignault-Mike Steeves 68, John Penney girls •Lunch: Swiss steak, Dent ss 4 12 0 Eilis tb 1000 Uromarlie. Luzinski. Schmidt. S-Scott 90 2 T outs 35 1360 83 •Lunch: Chicken chow Dianne Da 1 lev Ef 72-7T-79-236 Roberts 3b 3 0 0 0 Philadelphia 94 22 35 K-H77 Yetishefsky-Norm Mawdsley 68; in the (jeean State. noon $2. \ ivian Brownlee 29f 7-78-78-227 SF-Office Frias ss 2 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO AtlanU 26 9017 29- 83 Results: O’Connor def. Doug mein, Chinese vegetables, a-Bevorlv Cooper 7872-79-227 Sample 11 2 0 0 0 Fouled oul-None ToUl foul»-Phila Calloway team —Jim Grassi-Bill score firsts Baseball: MCC vs, Montreal Carolyn Hill 2ir 7-7161-227 Totals 9 8 13 I Touts 3? 2 8 2 delphia Z . AtlanU 24 A-15.617 Leonard 6-1, 6-0; Cote def. Randy St. noon, $2. Murle Bret'r 280 TT-TJ-79-228 Sanderson 4 5 1 1 0 2 Harrop. Massasoit Community New York 000 042 009-8 SEATTLE (112) Jean 6-1, 6-2; Barrett def. Hal Rowe Barbara M izrahiel/ 787:-78-229 Texas 100 000019-2 Bahnsen 4 26 4 3 0 0 I SWEEPS- Gross —John Neligon Co-host Penney High annexed two College. 3 p.m., main cam­ Frvman 0 2 0 0 0 0 J Johnson 3 96 6. Shelton 8 86 22. Debbv Rh(»des 2?? 81 -73-7 -229 E—Fnas. Roberts. Dent. Sundberg OF 6-0, 6-1; Bouchard def. Chris Ursin 6- •Lunches will be served Cath\ Mani 2?: 77•74-78-229 SobiWI6< 1 16 0 0 0 0 1 Sikma 4 96 8, D. Johnson 9 24 Z. 79; Net -B o b Russell 82-12-70, Bill events in the first Nutmeg Relays pus. New York 1. Texas I LOE^ New York Williams 13 5-7 32. SiUs6 96 0. Brown 5 1,6-1; Rayta def. Kurt LaCrupccia 6- at the South Methodist (iailHirata2?/ 7.-7-T9-25) 7 Texas 11 2B-Oliver. Jones. Watson i^tladclphia Muzin 85-10-75, Paul Kenneson 86-11- girls’ track meet Saturday at Conard Workshop: ‘‘Career Christenson ? 6 4 4 2 4 44 15. LaGarde 0 26 2. Bailey I 5-7 7 Debbie Meisterlinp 23i) 70-78-7 -231Sundberg HR—Jack so n 'I' SB-Oliver, 1, 6-0; O’Connor-Cote def. Leonard- Church, corner of Hartford Cmd\ Kessler 2ir 79-74-T8-231 Knowles 2 2 0 0 1 2 Walker 0960. V. Johnson 0960 ToUls 75, Ed Miffitt 90-15-75. High in West Hartford. Planning,” 7 p.m., Rivers. Brown Munninghofi 2 1 0 0 1 1 43 2462 m Road and Main Street. No Silvia Ferdon2ir 81-71-79-231 IP H RERBBSO St. Jean 6-2, 6-2; Rayta-Hicks def. Vicki Singleton 4U 79-79-74-232 LaGrow L9D 13 110 0 MILWAUKEE (1(77) The Black Knights took the 4 X 800 Women’s Center trailer. New York Fryman pitched to2 batters in9th M Johnson 118K) 31. Meyers 4 2610 Rowe-Ursin 6-2, ^1. alcoholic beverages Elaine Hand 40 C -7 -7-232 Figuer 'VS 16' 1 I Basketball relay and 4 X mile relay with Cindy Poetry reading by poet Terr> Ma\es4i) 8?.-72-7-232 Underwood WP—Bahnsen Balk—Christenson T- Lanier 5 9610. Buckner 3 5-711. Winters allowed. 6 2-2 16. Bndgeman 5 96 10. Moncrief 3 Arico running anchor each time. Alfred Corn, 8 p.m., main a-Sailv .Austin 78-78-78-232 Texas 3 (B A-28.132 26 8. Washing^m 196 2. Catefaiogs 0 96 ’The Pee Wee ‘Father/Son 21 Tour­ Pearson out front Robin Walton 40 81-73-78-2E Perry (L91' ATLANTA CINCINNATI Sherle Arico, Diane Grejdus, Kathy campus, Room A7. Mu 11 in Spencer 1 )c v 11 n 40 79-74 -79-232 0. Cummings 9 96 9 ToUls 41269107 nament’ took place Saturday at the Liberty Polei Rajisoh ab r h bl ab r h bi Seattle Abbott and Cindy Arico comprised H B Duntz 0 79-78-78-2B Darwin Miller cf 4 0 0 0 Collins cf Z 27Z B -112 DARLINGTON, S.C. (UPI) - Wednesday, April 16 J X Milwaukee 22 22 Z 35-167 West Side Rec with Bob and Robert Lon Nelson 0 761-77-233 Lvle Royster2b 40 10 Geronmef the latter foursome while Maura David Pearson returned to the In the first years of Ameri­ Sue FoglemanO T8-79-77 -234 HBP-bvRajisch'Cerone WP-Perrv, Matlhwsrf 3 0 2 0 Griffey rf , 5 , J Tiirte-poim goais-w iiium s, Brown. M Salonen taking the crown with a 21-12 Workshop: ‘‘Career Kail Biszantz 0 78-7869-234 Stent, Kim Dunn, Abbott and Arico Darlington Raceway in the same can independence, July 4 was Figueriw. Rajisch T-3 (77 ,At 13.882 ' Homer 3b 4 0 0 0 Conepen ss " " t?^c;uK.7i win over Johnny Dougan-Chuck Sai- Planning,” 7 p.m., Beth Slone 0 00-78-77-23?. Chmblslb 4 0 0 0 Foster If 2 0 0 0 took the former. fashion he left it last fall — in the celebrated by erecting bunt­ Kathy LmneyO 8977-89-237 MINNESOTA OAKLAND Murphy If 3 0 0 0 Driessn lb 4 0 11 -io«B mond. Women’s Center trailer. ing-draped Liberty Poles in Marianne BrettonO 78-7-Southern 500 last Labor Day. Ciuerrer ss 3 00 0 r^Matlhews. Pocoroba. DP-Atlanu? W LG F GA BPPU 10. campus. Boston te a Party. Picciololb 3000 Cmcmruiil LOB-Atlanta7. Cincinnati Dallas 9 0 5 1 4 22 Totals 31 1 3 0 Totals Z 4 7 4 9 2B“ Knighl. Kennedy. HR—Bench (1). AtlanU 2 1 5 4 5 17 e n c £ 5 21—8 Minnesota 010000 009—1 SB-Col!ins Tulsa 2 I 5 4 5 17 SOO/). Pittsburgh 0 0 3—3 Oakland 30OQ0OOlx-4 IP H R ER BB SO Mkinesou 0 2 2 4 2 2 Manchester Grange First penod-l Boston McNab I h^-Guerrero, Revering 1)1*—Minnesota Atlanta West 'Boumue' ' 13 2 Boston. Middleton 3 I LOB-Minnesota 5. Oakland 5. 2B- NeikroiL9-2) W LG F GA BPPU Olympic Boycott Official 'MacTavish. (.'ashman' 6 42 3. Ik)5tin Gross, l.,andreaux 3B-Castino SB - Bradford Los Angeles 2 0 2 0 2 14 Bourque 1 >0 Reillv. Marcotlei 13 Z 4. Henderson S^-Davis. Rcvenni Camp Seattle 2 1 2 1 2 14 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. tion employed when it appeared the Boston. McNab2 '0 Heillv. pWk i 16 00 IP H r b :i ; BB SO Cincinnati Vancouver 1 2 4 5 9 9 delivered the final and most effective to note anniversary ? Boston MacTavish 2 I Bourque 1.18 09 MmnesoU Leibrandl- < W16i . . 9 5 0 0 3 5 Portland 0 1 0 1 0 0 (UPI) — ’The first American boycott USOC might vote to defy Carter and Penallies-Hughes. Pit I? 17 Mac­ Erickson'L 91' 2 3 3 3 3 0 WP Neikro T-l:5fi. A -S Z 6 plea for the boycott, with a speech Tavish. Bos, minor-major. 18 2 Stack- Jackson f 26 4 1 I 2 2 CHICA ab r h bi YORK ab r h b American Conference in the 84-year history of the Olympic send a team to Moscow, told the that several of the delegates said MANCHESTEK - Manchester Grange No. 31 will house. Pit. major. 18 S Hughes. Pit Verhoeven 16 0 0 0 0 1 Randle 3b 3 0 0 0 SHndrsn If 5 120 East Games was insured by the stirring, delegates nothing less than the celebrate its 95th Anninversary May 19. Today through 18 2 Oakland Biittncr ph 1 000 Taverasss 4 120 W LG F GA 1BPPU swung the uncommitted votes into 9 3 I 0 l II .Setnind period~6 B*>.ston Miller I Norris 'W 16 Kellehr 3b 0 0 0 0 ManUUlb 9 0 0 0 Fort LaudertI 9 1 9 4 $ Z Mtrioticaliy toned appeab of Vice "future security of the civilized the boycott camp. April 26 is also known as Grange Week. Celebrations are ^ Q v if 'F oster', 6 31 7. Boston. Foster I Erickson pitched to 2 batters in 3rd DeJesus ss 3 0 0 0 Allen p 1 0 0 0 Tampa Bay 2 1 7 5 6 18 President Walter Mondale and HlU’ -bv Norris 'Sm alley' Bucknrlb 4 0 2 0 Yongbid rf 9 12 2 ITiiladelphia 0 2 world” was at stake in the boycott "’There were plenty of votes sitting planned by the local grange and anyone wishing to join ‘Unassisted'. 10 08 Penallies-l.al()nde. 2 6 2 2 former ’Treasury Secretary William Bos. I 13. Tallon. Pit. I 33. Bourque Kingmnit 3 000 Steamsc 4 12 1 New England 0 2 1 9 1 1 crisis. on the fence,” ,one delegate said, should contact Keith Hebele at 643-5391 or Louis Tamisco Bcs. I 47 .McNab Bos. 5 10 Park . Bos : TORONTO SEATTLE Vail rf 4 0 2 0 Morales cf 9 0 2 1 Central Simon. "’The President and Congress have at 646-2043, or any member of the grange. 9(B ab r h bl ab r h bl Martin cf 4000 Maddox9b 9000 W L G F GA B P P U "but after Simon, they went with the *»%(/ Foote c The two political adversaries Third penod-8 fhtlsburgh. Kehoe 1 GriHm ss 5000 Cruz2b 3 0 10 2 0 0 0 Flynn 2b 4 0 00 Detroit 2 1 5 9 4 16 made it clear that the Olympic boycott, I don’t know if you’ve ever This year is also known as the Year of the Grange, C4Tf (Faubert. Johnson).6 43 9. Pittsburgh. Bailor rf 4 0 ) 0 Craig c( 4 110 Tyson 2b 9 0 0 0 Falcone p 2 1 1 0 Memphis 1 2 5 7 4 10 struck a partnership for patriotism boycott is a genuine element of Stackhouse 1 'Sheppard. Schull). T4 40 Macha ph 1 0 0 0 Meyer If 4 2 3 0 Ifemndz p 2 0 0 0 Jorgnsnlb 1 0 0 0 Chicago 1 0 2 1 2 8 heard William Simon speak, but he’s which was founded in 1867. It was originally designed to Houston 10. PittsburKh Kehne 2 (unassisted). Mybrrylb 4 0 0 0 Boch(e lb McGIlhn p 0000 0 9 9 6 9 9 that in the end proved too tough an 3122 Thmpsn 1010 West America’s response to the invasion of a difficult man to follow.” represent farmers and other rural interests. Today it 14 47 II. Boston. Foster 2 (Secort'. Velez dh 5 12 1 Horton dh 3 0 00 801 PARKER ST. 16 4? Penallies-Uashman, Bos, ?■ 16. Capilla p 0000 W L G F GA B P P U opponent for this country’s Olympic Afghanistan," Mondale said. “It is a represents businessmen and persons from all walks of Howell 3b 30 10 Milbompr 0 100 ToTals Z 0 5 0 Totals S 5 II 4 San Diego US(X^ Executive Director t . Don Ilughes. Pit. f. 16. Mc('nmmon. Bos. Ikmnoli II 2 0 5 9 S 17 31)2 0 Roberts rf Oncago 000 QZ 000- 0 California athletes, who for months battled keystone in our call to our allies for life. 6 16. Middleton. Bos. major. 10 01 Bosetti cl 2 1 5 4 5 17 Miller said Sunday the boycott had 4 0 00 Stem3b 4 0 2 2 New York 011012 00X-5 San Jose MANCHESTER Shots on Koal-Boston 1I-I2-6--29. Garcia 2b 0 1 0 1 0 0 President Carter and American solidarity." The local grange supports legislative and community 4 0 10 LCox c 3 0 0 I K-Randle DP-New York 2. LOB- ECdmonton already triggered a "sense of unity" Pittsburgh 4-8-14 Z Davis c 3 0 10 Mendez ss 0 0 0 0 0 0 public opinion over the boycott issue. 4 0 00 Chicago 6. New York 10. 2B-Steam s. Sunday 's ResulU After the USOC’s House of services, including the town’s food bank, in addition, CALL NOW! Goalies-Buston. Oieevers Pittsburgh fotafs » 1 8 I Totals Z ?. 9 5 among the amateur athletic com­ Millen A-133M Taveras. Youngblood. Morales. S - New York 1. Minnesota 1 (shootout) Mondale, abandoning the hard- Delegates went into executive ses­ visits are made to area Veterans Hospitals. 646-6400 Falconc SF—Vturngblood. aft munity in the U.S. Washington3. Philadelphia I, aft. nosed tactics which the administra­ sion to debate the issue, Simon EVENING HERALD. Mon., April 14, 1980 - 13 12 - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. April 14. 1980 H e r a l b Help Wantad 1i INDEX AHENTIONl! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS: # SERVICE STATION Region______- -H Lookinging, forfor ' ' '■ \ ATTENDANT •A 1 a new home? NOTICES NEEDED You don’t have - Lost and Found ^ You'll find . to shell out much - Personals Apialy ki pwaoic ® t e H e r a l d X i a perfec' 'it ‘ to get big results. ’ - Announcements 2S2 8p«ne*r SkMl ' ' in Ihe Want Ada 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE - Entertainment CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Vernon considers > Auctions FINANCIAL ,(■ * ' •> Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages HARDWARE CLERK - Part - Personal Loans time. Knowledgeable in basic CALL 643-2718 after 5 p.m. or 643-2711 during business hours 8:30-5 closing of schools - Insurance plumbing and Electrical. PHONE 643-2711 EMPLOYMENT Conyers Hardware, Boom In Medical Jobs Coming In 1980's 13 Private Instructions 18 Household Goods > Help Wanter Manchester. 646-5707. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Help Wanted 40 VERNON — At least one Vernon school the school officials use a three-year - 6usif>ess Opportunities Free Medical Training bkng size NIMBUS WATER average. He said by using three-year - Situation Wanted AIR CONDITIONING. ENGLISH RIDING LESSONS will probably be closed a year from next RNs k LPNs TAKE NOTICE. IS Start Our Training Program - Beginners to Advanced Jum­ EEDwith bookcase head- Hatp Wantad IS Hatp Wantad September if the Board of Education goes figures they feel that trends can be EDUCATION For some unknown reason, we Hatp Wantad ” f 3 Experienced service man, air board. 3 sheets. 2 pillows. 2 ...plus pay and bonus! conditioning, refrigeration ping Classes. For children along with recommendations being made reflected faster in their projects yet - Private Instructions find that we have unusual over 9 years to adults. Day pillow cases. A.sking $500. Call MBIANbifAMHI ' EXPERIENCED LAYOUT Labor Department forecasts demand in 1900's for trainad health and heating. Must have state projections will still be thrown off by one - Schools-Classes openings on our 3 p.m. to 11 and evening classes. Rain or 528-8627 between 10 a.m. and by the superintendent of schools. - Instructions Wanted p.m. shift. Full and part time We have flexible hours PERSON for MeUl and Dry COVENTRY servkts personnel. The United States Army Reserve can give you license. Generous company year unique situations. Wall Commercial Construc­ the traWng and eiperlence you need. . . NOW! Shine, in our indoor arena, or 10 p.m The school board will meet tonight at REAL ESTATE positions available. Stagna­ available during morning, benefits. Call for appoint­ Projected enrollment figures reflect a tion. References needed. At $12,000. The United States Army Reserve hospital unit in New Haven and ment, 871-1111 or 728-6^. outdoor ring. For more infor­ 7:30 in the library of the Middle School tion is NOT typical of our lunch and evening hours. CORRESPONDENT - Homes lor Sale Acousti Tech Systems. 646- West Hartford has immediate 0(Mnings for medical personnel. mation, call Los Andes Farm, and one of the items on the agenda will be loss of 276 pupils in the 1980-81 school - Lots-Land for Sale employment package. Many of the jobs require no previous experience. (You can even 646-9937. or 647-1588. YES OR 5792. Part-time pereon, join while in high school if you re 17 or older and meet other enlist­ □MISC. FOR SALE discussion of a timetable for potential year: 307 in 1981-82 and 294 in 1982-83. - Investment Property Excellent working conditions, PAINTERS & HELPERS - > Business Property congenial residents. To to cover news and ment qualificaTions.) Other jobs require an LPN degree. Must be neat and reliable. closing of school buildings, proposed by Dr. Sidman had proposed that the board - Resort Property ______^ N T THE NORTH EAST SECURITY If you qualify, you'll get free medical training ana practical ex­ QUALIFIED TEACHER OF believe IT, you must see it. perience. Plus good pay. A n d , ^ may qualify for an enlistment Own transportation. Residen­ Articles tor Sale 41 consider closing of the Sykes School which - Real Estate Wanted INCOME. hotos in Coventry, VOICE, PIANO, GUITAR has Dr. Bernard Sidman. superintendent of Apply in person: Vernon has immediate Part Time Double k in 3 Years. bonus of $15(X). . . or up to S2(X)0 in education aid for college. All tial work. Call 246-7101, 9 to 4. Work includes customer evenings open lor private in­ houses Grade 6 students only, but public MI8C.OERVICE8 Manor, 180 Regan Road, Ver­ Openings in the Manchester leal for individual I*a> is jusi one «f Ihe ineenlises offered b> Papa (.ino’s for one weekend a month at a local medical facility and two weeks schools. service, food preparation, at full pay each summer at an Army post. structions. Beginners sentiment caused the board to table the - Services Offered non. Equal Opportunity area. Weekends, all shifts Intereated In writing management training program. We're Ihe number one New The board will be asked to develop cash handling and light available. Apply in person- 61 preferred. 649-6325. matter for at least a year. When the board - Pamting*Papering Employer. cleaning. Hourly rate plus and keeping current Kngland restaurant chain for growth, heading for an amazing start Preparing Yourself Today! MEMCAL criteria during May and June this year in­ - Building-Contractir)g Willard Street. Hartford. 522- ALUMINUM Sheets used as cluding grade level organizational was considering the budget for the coming - Roofing-Siding gratuities to equal above 5143. on town avanta. 404)C'a increase in units over (he next 10 years. As one of our Call: BRASS Si FLU TE SPORTS FANS - Now accep­ average starting wage. INSTRUCTIONS Summer Prin'in? P'a'es. 007 thick patterns, conduct a public hearing in Oc­ year board member. Devra Baum, asked - Heating-Plumbing ting applications for safe, trainees, you will learn restaurant management from the best 643-9462 TRANSCRIPTIONIST 23x28>z'^^. 25 cents each or 5 - Flooding Food discounts and un­ Coverage Ineludaa in the business and look forward to advancement potential time. For further information tober and make a final decision by next the administration to start making some reliable drivers to transport WANTED. Mature babysitter The Am n Reserve. for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be > Moving-Trucking-Storage iform provided. No to sit for two infants. Hours, 8 town government, unheard of in other companies. call 646-0006 after 4 p.m November moves to consider a school closing issue - Services Wanted school teams on weekday experience necessary. Part of What You Earn Is Pride Part time position picked up before 11 a.m. afternoons. Must be available a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday thru schools, some An equal opportunity employer.______available weekends and ONLY The administration will furnish data to again because of the obvious declining MI8C. FOR 8ALC For details, call the Friday. Call 646-3535 lo qualify you need al least a high school diploma and your 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. We will train feature writing. Hour evenings in our Medical REAL ESTATE the board by June 27. the board is to study enrollment and the financial binds the - Household Goods qualified applicants. Call 643- Manager between 2 and 5 evenings, own cur. lo succeed you must have ambition and a talent for CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye - Articles for Sale pm, Tuesday thru Friday. flexible. Contact this data and then make recommendations school systems are getting into. 2373 or 875-2826. hard work. Records Department. .set, electric welder, acetylene - Building Supplies HIIENDLTMirtAUMNTS FULLTIME CUSTODIAN - Barbara Richmond, QUALITY CONTROL Good typing and extensive next September, to the administration Dr. Sidman has suggestM several points - Pets-Bir.ds-D^s Homes For Sale 23 outfit, aluminum ladder, rss sum Lam Gilead Hill School. Hebron. l earn more about this opportunity by calling (hl7) 449-1.174. trailer tires, new electric the board should consider in making a - Musical Instruments WE ARE SEEKING an in­ Eaal Hactlord, CT Manchester Evening TECHNICIAN knowledge of medical ter- Dr. Sidman said that in order to proper­ dividual who is a qualified 2:30 to 11:00 p.m. Please call between h a.m. - 5 p.m. COVENTRY - 25 Acres with 6 generator, electric lawn- decision such as local and national trends - Boats & Accessories S«t-1040 Herald to apply. A permanent position Is immediately mology required. For more ly phase in with the development of the - Sporting Goods beautician. Compassion and tpu t’d t" Wf Experienced preferred. Call (out of area vail ( oliei'l) room Western Ranch. Only 4 mower Evenings. 633-7060. annual budget, decisions about closing of in organizational patterns; education - Garden Products understanding are oersonal 228-9458. 643-2711. available on the first shift. Applicants informations, please con­ years old. With central air, schools must be made before Dec. 1 of the programs planned for all grades; any - Antiques qualities requireo. Send an equal opportunity I oust be high school graduates with tact - The Personnel fenced pasture, out buildings, FOR SAI.E - 10-horse Ariens - Wanted to Buy MECHANIC- Small engines. 2 GENERAL OFFICE WORK, "chemistry course. Some industrial major curriculum changes anticipated; replies to Box Cc, c o employer Department at 646-1222, 2 ponds, brook and much Snowblower. 5-specd forward, year before the proposed closing. and 4 cycle experinece. Own includes operating computer Papa Qino's quality control experience will enhance how successful the present pattern of RENTALS Manchester Herald. STielHeralb Ext, 41 more. Group I Philbrick 1 reverse with tirechains. In October of last year Dr. Sidman and - Rooms for Rent tools. "Full or part time terminal. Permanent position the applicant's positions. Starting salary Agency. 646-4200. Used one season. $550 Call Charles Brisson. his administrative assis­ organization has been; what concerns - Apartments for Rent opening. Eckert's, Coventry, with liberal benefits. Contact will be commensurate with experience. after 5 pm 646-7230 ’ m s s ' MANCHESTER tant. prepared what they termed their other than the educational program must - Homes for Rent ~m Mrs. Rivers, 993 Main Street, INVENTORY CONTROL We offer excellent employee benefits, MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - Business for Rent includirtg Blue Cross/Blue Shield and be considered; facilities available; com­ First and" $»ccmd” shifts In both East Hartford, 289-3371. CLERK- Some typing. 71 Haynwa 81. W E L I, SEASONED best estimates of future enrollments - Resort Property lor Rent RECEPTIONIST/BOOK- (iental plan paid by the company plus NEW LISTING munity expectations and desires: what the web and sheetfed areas. Come to Bookkeeping background Manchaatar, Ct. 06040 HARDWOOD. Cut, split and through 1982-83. At that time figures for - Wanted to Rent The Travelers Personnel Office at KEEER Manchester Medical employee discounts on AMF Leisure [Four bedroom colonial I delivered Prompt (leliverv teaching staff prefers for an - Misc. for Rent One Tower Square, weekdays office. Monday thru Friday, helpful. Use Calculator, When in need of a Service or Product EOE the 1978 births weren't available. please call or write: Factory products. I with 2‘'z baths, garage! Call Elmer Wilson. 649-5900'. organizational pattern; enrollment - Farm Land For Rent between 6:30 a m. and 2:00 p.m. 8.45 to 5:45. Experience Person to run Apply in person or mail resume in con­ The Vernon officials said their projec­ to fill out an application An equal Manager. The Carlyle Johrt- land located in prime! AUTOMOTIVE required. Send resume, to Box fidence with salary requirements to tions are close to the figures prepared by projections: and if the four-year high - Autos for Sale opportunity employer. M/F. Machine Company, 52 DISHWASHER & GENERAL Iresidential area Calfl 1 978 ELECTRO LU X D, c/o Manchester Herald. Star-turn son Ronald St. Peter, Personnel Manager. school transcript presents a major - Trucks for Sale Main Street. Manchester, KITCHEN MAINTENANCE - I for details on this out- VACUUM CLEANER. the state. Dr. Sidman said the state uses Excellent condition. Five year eight-year grade retention figures while problem. - Heavy Equipment for Sale Conn. 643-1531. Full time position. Available Istanding home Priced] - Motorcydes-Bicycles NIGHT CUSTODIAN HELP WANTED FOR 8-15 n.c. lathe for evenings. Call 643-2751 lor warranty All accessories, in­ SIDING, ROOFING & HOME 8om* lath* axparlenca Cuno |in the 90 s. • Campers-Tratlers-Mobile NEEDED. 2 to 10:30 p.m. Call CALL A PROFESSIONAL an appointment. Ask lor Chef cluding rug shampooer. Homes - Motor Homes REMODELING- Only naadad. WIN train. 50 hours. DIVISION GROUP 1 Andover Elementary School. Jeanot. Reasonable. 643-1838 - Automotive Service 742-7339 experienced need apply. Call Paid holidays. Excallsnt In- f 47 Main 8t. I ZINSSER AGENCY I - Autos tor Rent-Lease 742-8;-8440. aurancs banaflta. Apply In An equal opportunity employer PAINTERS WANTED- Talcottvilla, C T 06066 "LIKE NEW' "■ King Size. School nurse situation parson: 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 CUTTING TOOL MANU­ 646-1511 MAINTENANCE Clear Pine Waterbed, Frame MORNING AND Experience preferred. Please FACTURER has openings for Applications now being call after 6:00 p.m., 646-5424 experienced Maetiine and Heater. Oil white 3 accepted for a Part Time AFTERNOON HELP METRONICS, INC. cushion divan & ottoman. 1 WANTED- Cleaning and m .B li4 4 « ask for Dan. Operator, or Machine Position in our Maintenance ------k------You Can Advertise Your Service Or Business In Operator Trainees. Call for in­ glass door corner China concerns Bolton group Department for Floor Care. alterations. Please call 649- MANCHESTER - Immaculate BOLTON A GOOD OPPORTUNITY to terview at 643-9501. closet 2 large clay lamps. 2 Contact: Mr. Thurston. 7%1. This Directory For As Little As $3.45 Per Week. LICENSED NURSES 2-family Flat 5-4 Ceramics door small gas refrigerator. earn extra money part time. baths. 3 zone heat Separate BOI.TON - Several residents right of every qualified person available. Meadows Convalescent Drive a school bus morning or ELECTRICIAN with in­ Glass top collee table and 2 Home. 333 Bidwell Street, STUDENT AFFAIRS - The Please Call 643-2711, Ask For Terry Or Joe ... driveways. Marion E Robert­ glass lop end tables. Wooden expressed concern about the school nurse That person should be prepared to grow RN OR LPN, part time, all afternoon. Sports trips dustrial electrical skills in son. Realtor 643-5953 Manchester 647-9194. Student Affairs Division of available. Training provided, PHOTOGRAPHY RESTAURANT control panels, wiring and cir­ end tables. 6'piece wine rack. situation at the Board of Education with the position. " Manchester Community shifts. Laurel Manor, 91 BUILDING-CONTRACTING Special opportunities for you. Large mahogany desk and meeting Thursday She said. "How do you justify hiring Chestnut Street. Call 649-4519. fcall now, 643 -2373. ask for cuitry. Ability to read and SOUTH WINDSOR - Im­ DOG GROOMER College is accepting |lik e. design schematics and prints cretienza Hart skis & poles Dalelyne Siwik. school nurse, resigned applications for temporary, maculate 12 Room Cape Ideal and size 10 bools Knekel skis less’’ How do you justify paying 'ess than EXPERIENCED and part PAINTERS Si HELPERS- FAMAND REMODELING ZONE V required. Prefer experience recently apparently dissatisfied with the you pay a school teacher with equal ADVERTISING time. Camelot Kennel. 742- part - time positions that are CARRY NATIONS for large family and and poles. Man's extra large Must be neat and reliable. Dependable help Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, 643-1305 with trouble shooting in­ Professional Office Low pay scale. qualifications'’ ■ 6707. Flexible hours available anticipated for the 1980-1981 WANTED-In the manufac­ Room Additions, Decks, All PHOTOGRAPHY PER DIEM RATES dustrial machinery and con­ "wet suit " Call 649-1024, RATES for workers" convenience. academic year. Appointments Own transportation. Residen­ down payment Excellent Shortly after her resignation the board Mrs. Allen, speaking for the Board of 1 DAY ...... 14‘ mmkimt tial work. Call 246-7101. 9 to 4. turing of Plating Racks. types of Remodeling and Wedding Specialhlt FINE LUNCHES trols. Good working con­ financing Call 528-7631 will be made without Invioves the use of hand and repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ ditions and excellent benefit approved a new nurse's salary schedule — Health of which she is chairman, said, 3 D A Y S ...13'«wniNi SALES-RETAIL. Full time. 5 assurance of additional or ManchMter Com«r of Ctntgr A Main 8t. BEAT INFLATION! Sell power machinery, for ly insured, Select work time convenient for you. For package. Apply at In- J6.500 for step 1. $7,000 for step 2 and $7.- D A Y S day week Salary plus com­ continued employment, and 646-8372 MANCHESTER 8’’,'; CHFA POSSIBLE "The role of the Board of Health is to 6 ...1 2 ‘wmkihi Avon You don't need punching, bending, cutting, PHONE 643-6017 better continuity of care, become totally duslronics, Inc. 489 Sullivan Clean and spacious cape Bath COLONIAL 500 for step 3 28 D A Y S ...1 1 ‘MiraiNT mission Simmons Shoes. are subject to the availabilty forming, assembly and other Ave., South Windsor Equal oversee the general health of the town. We Manchester Parkade. 646-7207 of funds. Salary for these experience and you'll have fun familiar with just one facility. and 'z. 3-4 bedrooms, lull Rosemary Johnson. Rosemary 15WORD,$2.10 h m job shop related work. $3.50 Opportunity Employer. Manchester have people who know what good health is for an appointment positions will vary depending meeting new people and earn HOUSE CLEANING MEN'S HAIR CUniNG basement, 2 car garage Built Hathaway and Hazel Allen expressed con­ good money too. Openings in per hour. People who come in AUTO SERVICE Join a warm and congenial staff known for solid $49,900 Strano Real 8 Rooms. Fireplace. 2 full and why it's important. We were pretty HAPPY A D S *2.50 m upon experience and level of late or take time off, need not cern about the situation qualificiations required. An­ Manchester and East Hart­ Estate. 646-2000 baths, 2 car heated gar­ impressed with the school nurse iMrs. ford. Call 646-3685 for details. apply. Pilot Co., Inc. 289-9321. PROFESSIONAL I S T E O n T ' its exceptional patient care. A thorough CLERK TYPISTS Mrs. Johnson said. "To administer ticipated positions are: age. Fine area. Many new Siwiki and her programs for Bolton, ' MAPLE Mabil HOUSE CLEANING 564 CENTER STREET orientation planned. Silver Lane Pavillion Lots-Land lor Sale 24 Counselors: Director of The 1 Tims, or wMkfy bas/s. MANCHESTER . 643-5267 treatment to kids from 5 to 18 entails a She said, "We want to emphasize the Sup«r Service, Part-time, 16 hours per features. Call for details. CLASSiPieO AOVtRTiaiNO ROAST BED RESTIURAIIT Womens' Center: Student Ser­ inc» Exca//an( rtfarancas. Ca/f— ★ w w welcomes you. Call 568-7520 for appoint­ great deal of knowledge and expertise. m o n th . U . S. Army HEBRON - Joshua Farms $74,900. fact It's important you get a qualified per­ IS HIRING FOR vices Aid in Counseling. QAt - OIL - LUBRIPATION • EAGLE Hours; Tues. thru FrI, ment. The salary being offered brings more con­ son. someone who can go into the position MORNING. AFTERNOON Research i Testing, Womens' PLEASE READ 0 to 5:30 R e s e rv e e n lis tm e n t Development Level wooded ADVERTISING Home Maintenance 103 acre lot. Been perc cern to mind because persons aren't being and maintain continuity in the program. " .AND EVENING SHIFTS. Center, Students' Activities, 220 SPRUCE n .. MANCHESTER Saturday 8 to 5:00 required. F.J. SPILEGKI Help Wanted 13 PIm m S4RM7 6 2 3 -0 8 5 8 (Cfoaad Mondtfs) tested. Reduced, $17,900 . 563- attracted to the position " Full time and part time. and The Day Care Center: DEADLINE YOUR AD Will train for entry-level Realtors School Superintendent Raymond Allen Please apply in person Coaches For Soccer, Basket­ 6364 She said, "Even for 180 days the salary said he is pretty close to making an ap­ NURSES AIDES wanted for positions. Experienced in­ 643-2121 between 2:00 and 4:00 at ball (Men Si Women) Softball. 12:00 noon the day Herald is retponalblel VOLKSWAGENS S n ifflO TS liM WINDOWS, DOORS, AWNINGS, A CANOPIES IS minimal We need a person of utmost pointment to the position, a person he full time on all shifts. Apply 257 Broad SL Vollevball. Baseball & Ten­ dividuals may qualify to Reel Estate Wanted 28 quality taking care of children. " director of nursing. Salmon- Manchaatar, CT nis: Teacher Aid (Day Care before publication. lor only one incorrect I believes meets the qualifications in the brook Convalescent Home, off EAST HARTFORD start at E-3. Mrs Johnson said. " I don't want to see Center). Detailed descriptions insertion and then only SELLING your house'’ Call us job description house Street, Glastonbury" Call 623-4053 first and we ll make you a the program regress. I hate to see you and qualifications for these Deadline lor Saturday to the size of the w Please call 633-5244 TOOL Si DIE MAKERS - cash otter! T.J Crockett, .Allen said. "Whoever the person is, it positions are available upon and Monday is 12:00 original insertion. jeopardize the good programs that have Experienced all round or 643-9462 Realtor. 643-1577 USED TOBACCO CLOTH. AUTOMOBILE and TRUCK request. The closing date for Errors which do not been started will take a certain period of time to bring MACHINIST able to set up applications is May 15. 1980. Noon Friday. CARRIERS WANTED Wholesale retail, 500 square mechanic with state certifica­ lessen the value of the BILL TUNSKY Mrs Hathawav said. "I believe it's the the program back to the level it was at. " and operate from Blue Prints. Send letters of interest and MAY WE BliY your home'’ feet per package. Excellent tion can start at $7 per hour 8 Experienced in Air Craft Claatifiad adt are advertiaement will not | ir ALUMINUM & VINYL SIDING BRICK LAYER, with refrac­ Quick, fair, all cash and no lor use on new lawns, fruit am to 4:30 pm Good working resume to; Dr. Harry A. GAS SAVE tory experience in industrial Quality parts. Apply: Gunver Meisel. Dean of Student Af­ taken over the phone be corrected by an ad­ (20 Colors To Choose From) Ellda Court Michael Ave. Chapman St. problem Call Warren E trees, etc Consolidated Cigar conditions All fringe benefits "We Buy, furnace construction to work Howland. Realtors, 643-1108 Manufacturing Co.. 234 Hart­ fairs. Manchester Community Amy Dr. St. Regis St. Sherman St. Co.. 633-3641. For appointment call 688-75% ford Road. Manchester aa a convenience. The ditional insertion. S ell and ★ AWNINGS & CANOPIES with fire brick, insulating College, 60 Bidwell Street, Timothy Rd. Deerfield Ave. Orchard St. material, ceramic liber and School staffers resign Manchester. Ct. 06040. H epalr.” ir STORM WINDOWS & DOORS Household Goods 40 RIDING .MOWER 26 inch LUBE PERSON - Mechanic MACHINIST - Experiencedixper Henderson Dr Deerfield Ct. Orchard Terr. castables. Good working con­ electric start Call 643-5881. background Reliable. To Manchester Community TIM MtmMSTT Phone 649-9095 ditions and excellent benefit resignation is effective May 2. Set-Up Man for CNC;c LatheL Si College is an Equal Opportum'- Fuller Ave. REFRIGERATORS BOI.TON — The Board of Education lubricate trucks and trailers. Milling Machines. Able to do package Apply at In- TWIN BED Fruitwood. Experience necessary. Second tv Employer, and adheres to FREE ESTIMATES -F EASY TERMS John St. Washers Ranges, used, has accepted the resignations of Edward Both resignations were accepted with some ogramming. 1st and Heralii dustronics, Inc,. 489 Sullivan guaranteed and clean. New French Provincial Excellent and third shift $5.25 per hour the principles of Affirmative Avenue. South Windsor, An DiFronzo and Hector Brocketto. deep regret. 2nd shift or part time. Paid Action. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 15-107 Prospect St. shipment damaged, G.E & condiUon 649-3345 All fringe benefits. For ap­ Health Insurance. Inquire. Equal Opportunity Employer DiFronto has taught music in the Bolton The school board ratified the contract of pointment call 688-75% FRIGIDAIRE Low prices Chapel Tool Co , 81 Woodland B.D, Pearl & Son. 649 Mam WE Bl'Y & SELL USED school system for many years. His four non-tenure teachers for next year. PAINTER to sand blast and St . Manchester. 646-5836. CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 Street. 643-2171 FURNITURE - One piece or resignation is in conjunction with an early The teachers are Lillian Harpin. Qiarles ASSEMBLERS i COIL spray paint industrial heat entire household Cash On The retirement program available to Bolton ladaresta. Noreen Caul and Robert Hunt. WINDERS - Finger dexterity DENTAL HYGIENISTS. ASK FOR CHRIS treat furnaces and related ABSOLUTE BARGAINS' Line. Furniture Barn 646- teachers this year His resignation- The board also approved Bolton High necessary Experience not Assistants and Receptionists equipment Experienced Custom made draperies, slip­ 11865 necessary Will train 4-day preferred but not essential. retirement is effective June 30. School students participating in an needed for temporary covers and upholstery Budget week. 10:hour day. Full time, assignments. Call Dental Per­ We are a lull benetit, Equal Terms Arranged Call 289-2.331 Brocketto has served as custodian in the exchange concert at Nauset Regional 7 a m to 5:30 p m. Part-time ATTENTION Opportunity Employer. Apply * TAG SALES sonnel, Inc . 749-9275. or 646-1000 Bolton school svstem for manv vears His High School on Cape Cod on May 16 shifts available Applv: Able at Industronics Inc.. 489 Coil Si Electronics, Howard AUTOMOTIVE & TRUCK Sullivan Avenue, South Wind­ ONE USED AUTOMATIC- Road, Bolton. MECHANIC with State Cer­ sor WASHER - 5 years. $150. Good tification can start at $7.00 per STATION ATTENDANT running condition Call alter 6 Coventry PZC to hear hour 8 a m. to 4:30 p.m. Good MR. NEEDED p.m., 647-9921 TAIL GATE SALE AND NEEDED, full time. Apply in working conditions. AH AUCTION May 3rd. 10 to 4 person: Gorins Sports Car SIGNS Fringe Benefits. For appoint­ OWNER Hopewell School. Chestnut Center, Route 83. Vernon SELF CLEANING GE plan for resubdivision ment call 688-75%. CARRIER IN GLASTONBURY FINANCING DELUXE 40" STOVE - Hill Road. South Glastonbury I Available for this char-1 $5 a space Call 633-4587 or 633- EXECITIVE SECRETARY Excellent condition' Asking CONF.NTRA - The Road and Broadway sion for almost two years jming 6 room Cape with] $225. Call 649-1441, or 649-8092 4703 Neighbors had express^ ADMINISTR.ATIVE Planning and Zoning Com­ while the developers tried ASSISTANT - Typing, GAS STATION tor these streets;— [attached garage Wall- mission will hold a public fears of water drainoff to work out a compromise Shorthand and organizational BUSINE8SMA Ito wall carpet, mint I onto their land if the with Shea. skills needed Full Part time MANAGER FROM Icoltsfoot Circle, Cattail Dr., April Dr., Addisoh Icondition. and close to! hearing tonight at 8 30 on ■Rd., Wocthington Rd., Griswold St., & Greatj The Manchester Board the subdivision application property were developed. The PZC in other Lots of client contact. Salary- Qastonbun Area |bus, school & shopping. Rd. GR0UP1 of Richard and Martha I'p- James Shea, a retired at­ business granted permis­ open plus benefits. Call J Must be hardworking and Iswamp of Realtors ton for two lots on South torney. threatened to bring sion to the Boy Scouts to Lessner. 649-5277______aggressive. Good Starting I ZINSSER AGENCY I suit against the town if the use land bounded by Daley SECRETARY FOR Salary. Incentives, and APRIL 20Ul IS... S h e lie r a t b 646-1511 INVITES YOU TO ATTEND, Street Extension alter the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING hearing the group will PZC granted the subdivi­ Road, Seagraves Road, and ENGINEERING FIRM • Benefits. lOwn your own liUHini'NH and have your uwn| sion application before the Talcott Hill Road for cam­ Typing and Shorthand Call tor Appointmant free of charge, a Seminar meet with local attorney jired Experienced Ispending money fnr the eoming; HUininer. developer had obtained ping and other activities. A David Rappe to discuss MTed. Salary $200 to $260. on home financing entitled setback regulation in com­ drainage easements. Shea foresty operation is resume or call: Fuss Si 5 6 3 -0 13 1 NatiMal $eixetaries Week MECHANIC with TIG welding mercial areas claimed he would not give presently being conducted OE Neil. 210 Main Street, Edward Ellia HOLDING A TAG SALE? Call to work on tabrication and The PZC general these without a court bat­ on the land by M iller yUnchester, 646-2469. EOE. 647-9946 or 647-9947, repair of heating elements for tle Bassetf. industrial heat treat turnaces. meeting begins at 7:30 Join US at the Herald as we honor the people ask for Chris. Ability to read and work from p m in the Town Hall Town attorney .Abbot Alvin Goodwin was LET THE HERALD HELP blueprints helplul. Good ALL YOU WANTED TO KNOW Planning Office At the top Schwebel rendered an opi­ granted permission for a THE MANCHESTER BOARD OF EDUCATION who really run your office .... working conditions and of the agenda is a zone nion agreeing with Shea three-lot subdivision on excellent benetit package. ABOUT HOME MORTGAGES, 15 $««king 10 empkoy rosponsibM persons to work «t the U■nc^•rt•r YOU PUBLICIZE IT TWO WAYS Apply at Industronics, Inc, 489 change application by Ray that the town may be liable South Street, and Gary" and High Senoo) monttonng tne senooi dotneft Security Alerm Syetem. if the easements were not Michelle Boyd were ap­ This IS • pert time position Persons «nl be employed tor thoee Sullivan Avenue, South Wind­ Desmone for properties hours when schoot is not tfi lewipn. Therefore, the rnejor portion ot sor. An Equal Opportunity BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK. obtained before the PZC MAY6E YOU’RE THE located on the eastern side proved for a three-lot sub­ bme people wiH be working wul be pi^ntfigs (between 11 pm end 3:30 IT’S SIMPLE: Employer. of Mam Street between the approval The case has division on Grant Hill am) with some wwekends end hoMays The rate of pey it eel at S3 16 Iy o u can really thank them by running an ad| bWn before the commis­ Road. per hour - tverege 15 hours per wwek. Business Opportunities 14 Savings Bank of Tolland ikppticents should be acquainted with the Town of Uancheeler. be |in the Herald on Monday, April 21. • COME TO THE HERALD OFFICE BOY OR GIRL THE When— April 17,1980 and Jimmy s Pizza The 16 years of age or ofOer. have transportation, end must be vMhng to RADIATOR SHOP FOR owner of the land is Orin suppfy eKtensrve references Pnor expenance

ACROSS Business & Service IWEYSAltl THE OCEAN 4 Mathemati­ Answer to Previous Puzzle a I WOULPN'TAMNP BUT I'P RATHER VISIT A cian's concern HlTl T V E R ANPTHEYVI5ITEP 1 Jibes (abbr.) DO Y o u 6}NBhR R b b y SEEING THE OCEAN., ROOT BEERERY 6 Measuring R A D E 5 Business deal ^ A WINERY devices A E A A N D t h e n 6 Son of Jacob By ADigaii van Buren 12 Spare U M P T b TEuI- t h e t r u t h , 7 Actress 13 Turkish J] E A 5 o M B l capital Louise U 2 3 ti T H E w h o l e t r u t h , 14 Vend 6 Hawaiian A ^ T\ instruments L i Tl 15 Railroad c ■ A N D n o t h in g Bu t locomotive 9 Air-like 3 3 DEAR ABBY; This is in protest of your ignorant rk H s E _ evaluation of a time-honored art which you laM ed "the 16 Citrus fruit (pi. 10 Poetic preposition Tn| | E n t h e t r o t h ? 11 brutal and bloody business of torturing and killing animals I I eTF n m TMtweS 4-14- 18 M ao____ 11 Sodium leiu A for sport and entertainment — bullfighting.'' O mo Unltti fwitijra tyndwMa. Me chloride QEIDEIOIE] E□ □ I tung TSITIEIAIDI |M E 8 B El What an outrageously ethnocentric remark! Bullfighting 16 Repair (abbr.) 29 That girl ••#*a##*aaa*aaa*a******»»« aaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaa# first appeared as early as 2,000 years before Christ. Since Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 20 Mineral spring 14 Frolic club then it has flourished in Spain, Portugal and Latin 31 Sign of the 43 Expensive fur Servlcee Ottered 31 31 Building Contrectlng 33 22 Shade tree 17 Compass S«rv/c*i Ottered 31 25 Time zone zodiac 44 Enclosures According to the U.S. Office of Management and Budget, America. For centuries, kings and noblemen as well as OH,PRISaLLA, MV HEART WAS point WES ROBBINS Carpentrv - I ^ I OOULPNT (Pbbr.) 32 Alcoholic 46 Democrat WATERPROOFING, LEGAL NOTICE the federal government spent close to $7 b illiw on commoners have involved themselves in that sport. AS I GOT OUT TREMBUEP roUNPING-'I WAS 21 Songstress remodeling specialist. Ad­ BELIEVE IT WAS NATIONAL 28 exempt beverage (abbr) HATCHWAYS, foundation pollution abatement and control in 1978. Abby, as a foreigner, it is unfair for you to criticize the OFBEPTHIS Lee TOWN OF MANCHESTER WITH BREATHLESS ANP FINALLV HERE.' 26 Melt together 33 Gone by 48 Missile cracks, sump pumps, window ditions, rec rooms, dormers, customs of another country. In Spain, bullfighting is LIBRARY 23 Pool /MORNING- EXCITEMENT.' FAINT.' 29 Exclamation 34 Electrifies 49 Colorado welis, stone walls, patios, built-ins, bathrooms, considered an art, not merely a sport. When you say the 24 Part of a The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Mon­ WEEK.' 30 Smooth 38 Nuclear tributary steps, walks, fireplaces, con­ kitchens, M9-3446. animals are "tortured,” it shows that you don't know typewriter day, April 28,1980, starting at 7:00 P.M., in the Hearing Room 32 Merriment agency (abbr 1 50 Fish crete repairs. Thirty years TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT anything about bullfighting. The bulls used in the arena are 26 Overweight FARRAND REMODELING of the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, 35 Das Vaterland 39 Bedevil 51 Wood experience. 643-4953. 646-1190. NO'nCE OF bred especially for their ferocity to kill men! It takes (abbr.) 27 Poem Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, Connecticut, to hear and consider the following petition: 40 Reluctant chopping tool enormous skill and courage for a 175-pound man armed only 36 Composer 28 Distant Room Additions, Decks, All 4 1 New York ball 52 Singleton PAINTING? Leave it to a Item 5 No. 722 with a cape and sword to face a wild bull weighing 2,(XX) Stravinsky professional for quality and ^pes of Remodeling and ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE 4l' 37 Irish county 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 pounds. And when the time comes to kill the animal, the uAS.V., 6 0 dependable service. Call Rick Repairs. Free estimates. Ful Boleda International Inc. — Request Special Exception in ac­ 39 Hog meat ly insured. Phone 643-6017. In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and ■ men often kill the bull with a single thrust of the sword! (Tell 12 13 Fuller for all your decorating cordance with Article IV, Section 6.01.02 for Used Car Dealer's 42 Negative 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by me that chasing a fox with a pack of trained dogs, riding on prefix needs. Evenings, ’ SINGLE ROOM ADDITIONS 14 15 License: and variance of Article IV, Section 6.03.01 for the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, ’ horseback and using guns to kill is more sporting! The same 43 Perceive - Sun Decks, Patio Doors. Con minimum lot frontage (150 feet required, 122 feet provided) and can be said of your hunting birds and animals!) Peinting-Pepering 32 on April 8, 1980. 44 Grotto Ifl 17 16 INCOME TAX PREPARA­ Crete work of all types. Free side yard (25 feet required, 16 feet provided) for existing In conclusion, I wish to inform you that in most cases the 45 Mountain near TION SERVICE - At your estimates. Reasonable. Joe, IQ 20 21 22 23 24 DAN SHEA PAINTING & building — 323 Center Street — Business Zone II. meat of the bulls killed in the arena is sold cheap to the ancient Troy home. 20 Years Experience. 646-1519. PROPOSED ORDINANCE city's poor or given to orphanages. 47 Something to DECORATING. Interior and Information pertaining to above may be obtained in the Plan­ Captain Easy — Crooka A Lawranca 25 26 27 26 Dan Mosler, 649-3329, or 525- GIVE TAX PROBLEMS the exterior. Also wallpapering. BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of C. FERNANDEZ smoke ole 1-2 punch! Tax Coipora- MASONRY. All types of con­ ning Office. All persons interested may attend these hearings. 50 Garden house 8263. Quality craftmansnip. Call Manchester that the Town of Manchester convey to Kenneth F. YOU'VB FOVNP SOME- NO POUBT yOU'VE PRECISELY! ANP THIS 20 30 31 tion of America, SECOND crete work and repairs Zoning Board of Appeals THIKie iN T iR E E T IN fl NOT I CEP WHAT'S 53 Perfectos 646-5424 or 646-1305. Corneau for the sum of $50,000.00, Parcel No. 21 in the Buckland DEIAR C.: Many wrote to defend bullfighting. In fact, DOCUMENT WHICH I ACOUIREP 34 largest Tax Service is FIRST Fieldstone a specialty. Free Edward Coltman, Swretary IN VOUR SAFE, CHIEF? BEEN happening 54 Woodchopper 32 33 35 estimates Call after 5 , 643- Industrial Park, Town of Manchester, County of Hartford, State _ to my amazement, a high school teacher of Spanish in AS PART OF A CORPORATE in convenience. Your home- or Dated this 14th day of April, 1980. TO THE PRICE p e a l b a c k in I9 5 Z - 55 Hallow PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Delavan, III., instructed the entire class to write to 36 37 36 30 40 41 my office. 647-9426. Pauline 1870. of Connecticut. Said parcel being more particularly bounded OF SOLP T 56 Repair shoe - Interior and exterior. 043-04 me to protest my answer and defend the “art” of bull­ - I S THE Kozuck. 57 Billiard shot 42 Commercial and residential. and described as follows: .'j fighting. . LEASE TO 43 44 Free estimates. Fully in­ MASONRY \A 6 0 lP m iM B INCOME TAX PROFESSIONALLY DONE - Beginning at a merestone in the westerly street line of Batson Read on for more about the controversy: 45 46 47 46 49 DAN WADE- ___ sured. 646-4879. our IN ' PREPARATION. Reasonable Brick, Stone, Block. Cement Drive, said point having coordinates of N349,877.490, E647,- DOWN come Taxes prepared expert c o l o r a p Oi SO 51 52 53 accurate, in your home or Plastering, Stucco. New & LEGAL NOTICE 307.656; thence the line runs along the said westerly street line ^ DEAR ABBY: What have you got against bullfighting? mine. Norm Marshall, 643- Iv by leading independent Tax J P. LEWIS & SON- Custom OK, so it's outlawed in the U.S. But how about the brutal Consultant. Phone 649-6851. Decorating. Interior & Repair. Free Estimates. E. TOWN OF MANCHESTER in a northerly direction along the arc of a circular curve to the 1 Booed 54 55 90M. Richardson. 643-0889. left having a delta angle of 50'’-31'-37", a radius of 379.26 feet for " and bloody sport that's making millions of dollars — called 2 Existent Exterior Painting. 56 57 Paperhanging & Remodeling, The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Mon­ a distance of 334.45 feet to a merestone; thence the line runs boxing? 3 Get up Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. day, April 28, 1980, starting at 7:00 P.M., in the Hearing Room Those in the ring are not animals, they are human beings, - i n B&M TREE SERVICE - along the said westerly street line in a northerly direction along iNIWSFAFfR INTfAFNlSC *SSN j J & M Call 649-9658. Heeling-Plumbing 35 of the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, the arc of a circular curve to the right having a delta angle of ; and they are in there to kill each other for sport, enter­ Specialist in tree and stump tainment — and money! And when you get right down to it, iRtUllation Of Aluminum 8U>rm removal. Free estimates. Connecticut, to hear and consider the following petitions: 4° 43'-47", a radius of 630-00 feet for distance of 52.01 feet to a Doors, Windows, RoihUp Aw« TEACHERS - Experienced NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet point which is the northeasterly corner of the land herein ice hockey is a “brutal and bloody business," too. And so is ninos, Canopiss A 6huttars. Odd Senior citizen discount. 24 exterior painters. Now football. Think about it, Abby. Slias. Also. Glass A Scrasn hour, year round service. repairs, plugged drains, Item 1 No. 719 described; thence the line runs in a westerly direction along booking for Spring-Summer kitchen faucets replaced, NORTH DAKOTA FAN Allay Oop — Dava Qraua Rapair. Quality work at reasonable A.B. A. Tool and Die Company, Inc, — Request variance of Arti­ other land now or formerly of the Grantor having a bearing of b ric lq e work. Free estimates. repaired, rec rooms 137 WlndK>r*lll« Rd. 823-2892 rates! 643-7285. S44°-23'-21"W for a distance of 79.42 feet to a point which is a ,. Broad Brook, Cl. ANor 6 P.M. Reasonable rates. 649-5873. bathroom remodeling, heat cle II, Section 13.12.01 to reduce minimum front yard to 7 feet DEAR FAN; I’ve thought about it, and I still dis­ I VtOULPNT TRY , (40 feet required) to permit addition to existing building —1395 northwesterly corner of the land herein described; thence the^_ BRICK. BLOCK, STONE modernization, etc. Free approve of any sport (spectator or contact) in which SWIMMINO AWAY\ HA! A LPT THOSE LITTLE LEE PAINTING. Interior & Estimate gladly given. M & M 'Tolland Turnpike — Industrial Zone, line runs in a southerly direction along other land now or.’’„ FROM THE ISLAND characters know .' Fireplaces, concrete. blood (animal or human) is spilled. IF I WERE VOU, C&M TREE SERVICE - Free Chimney repairs. No job too exterior. "Check My Rate Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871 formerly of the Grantor having a bearing of S19'’-38-'-29”E for a B efore You D e co ra te." Item 2 No: 720 alley OOF>.' estimates, discount senior small. Save! Call 644-8356 for distance of 67.12 feet to a point; thence the line runs in a wester- •. DEAR ABBY: I must commend you for speaking out citizens. Company Dependable. Fully insured. Real life vs. fiction estimates. Maria P. Addabbo — Request variance of Article II, Section ly direction along other land now or formerly of the Grantor „ against bullfighting. Unfortunately, there are people in the Manchester-owned and 646-1653. UGLY having a bearing of S79°-56'-50"W for a distance of 20.00 feet to, operated. Call 646-1327. 8.01.05 (a) and (d) to allow conversion of nonconforming one- world who believe it is good entertainment to watch ■A T H TU M a point which is a northwesterly corner of the land herein .1. dogfights, cockfights, etc. There are even people who SPRING CLEANUP. Fer­ Building Conirecling 33 A i a L A Z l i ^ family dwelling to two-family dwelling, with one apartment on nicely with a deuce of hearts PROFESSIONAL HOUSE tilize, lime, seed your lawn first floor, and both units to have less floor area than required described; thence the line runs in a southerly direction along condone using live rabbits for training greyhounds (for dog lead. South wins with In Home Guarantee. land now or formerly of Margaret A. and George J. Glode, Jr., - NORTH CLEANING - One time or now. Quality work for Chip Repair (600 square feet required — 574 square feet proposed) — 182 racing). The rabbits are put onto the track with no chance of 4653 dummy's jack and starts out weekly basis. Excellent reasonable prices. 647-9260. LEON CIEZSYNSKI porcelain & Spruce Street — Business Zone II. having a bearing of S16°-29'-30"E, a distance of 142.54 feet to a - escaping, and although exhausted, the terrified creatures 4K J5 by leading a spade to his jack references. Call Eagle Home BUILDER. New homes, ad­ Fiberglass, Spray i point; thence the line runs in a southerly direction along land run until they are caught and tom to shreds! 4Q 9 6 7 2 and West's queen. West shifts Maintenance, 623-0858. DRIVEWAY SEALING. ditions, remodeling, rec ■Appliances - & fS t S M I Item 3 No. 721 now or formerly of Francis E. and Stephanie Peterson, having a There is absolutely no justification for these barbaric acts 4Q7 to the five of clubs and Protects and beautifies your rooms, garages, kitchens ICabnets Display at. bearing of S13° -56'-40"E for a distance of 166.61 feet to a point ;~ against animals. They demoralize human beings, and lower dummy’s queen is covered by 0 HIGHLAND ST... E H, Olin R. Gerich — Request variance of Article IV, Section 7.C. WEST EAST ROTO TILLING GARDENS, driveway. Experienced and remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, which is the southwesterly corner of the land herein described; us to the days of the gladiators when animals were pitted East’s king. South ducks; clubs dormers, roofing. Residential GNU TUB OF NEW ENGLAND for expansion of nonconforming use to install additional pump 4A Q 4987 4 are continued. South wins the REASONABLE RATES. Call reasonable. Free estimates. (203) 528-0200______thence the line runs in an easterly direction along land now or • against each other as the crowd roared in excitement and 4 108 6 2 4973 for dispensing diesel fuel - 1082 Tolland Turnpike - Business third club and cashes the ace after 4;00. 528-2881. Call Art, 649-3061. or commercial. 649-4291. amusement. ♦ J1063 4 5 formerly of Pandolphe Auto Parts and along land now or and king of diamonds to get Zone I. formerly of William H. Glode, each on part, having a bearing of Keep up the good work, Abby. The world needs more Tha Flintatonaa —- Hanna Barbara Productiona 4543 4K J 10 92 people like you. the bad news about that suit." Item 4 No. 723 N79°-55'-20"E for a distance of 224.42 feet to a point; thence the SOUTH Alan: "Here is where we 52 Apertmenie For Rent 53 Autos For Sale 61 line runs in an easterly direction along land now or formerly of MS. JERI ZUPANCIC CALLING ON MV ♦ K J 102 43 Rooms for Rent probably separate real life Dogt-BIrdi-Pelt Robert J. Terry Sr. & Jr. — Request Special Exception in ac­ the Grantor having a bearing of N75°-37'-40"E for a distance of NEW COLORBD PHONE! ? AQ4 from fiction. South can make FIVE ROOMS, two bedrooms. WE PAY TOP PRICES for cordance with Article II, Section 5.02.01 to convert single­ DEAR ABBY: I don't see anything wrong with bullfighting. WHY DON'T YOU HAVE ♦ AK4 his contract if he plays his HOME SWEET HOME - THOMPSON HOUSE - Cen­ 30.00 feet to a merestone which is the southeasterly comer of ',k' ONE INSTALLED? 4A86 trally located. Downtown Heat included. No pets. wrecked and junk cars. A & B family dwelling to two-family dwelling; and variance of Article the land herein described; thence the line runs along the wester- „„ They feed the bulls well, let them live for four years and then deuce of spades. West will Complete health-guard Auto Salvage, used auto parts. put them in the ring where they are killed instantly. I think Manchester. Kitchen Security required. Available 11, Section 5.02.01(e) to permit the construction of a small deck ly street line of Batson Drive in a northerly direction having a _ Vulnerable: North-South have to play his ace and South facilities. Cats also. Canine Call Tonv 646-6223. putting animals in a zoo is more cruel. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon privileges. Call 649-2358. May 1. $390 a month. 643 -1845 or landing and outside stairway on the southerly side of the bearing of N14 -22'-20"W for a distance of 104.11 feet to a 7 < Dealer: South will collect his nine tricks” Road, Manchester. 646-5971. or 643-1773. house — 20 Holl Street — Residence Zone B. SPANISH STUDENT Oswald: "Theoretically, the merestone which is the point of beginning. The herein described „, West :b Elast South play is correct. South knows MANCHESTER - CLEAN parcel contains an area of 2.006 acres. DEAR ABBY: In your country you fatten up your bulls, run 2 NT BOX STALLS, TRAILS - Blue QUIET ROOM, private home, MANCHESTER MAIN Information pertaining to above may be obtained in the Plan­ them up a chute at the stockyards and hit them over the that West held four diamonds STREET - 3 Room Apart­ Pass Pass Pass Seal Feeding Program. Ring on busline, for non-smoking WANTED JUNK AND LATE ning Office. All persons interested may attend these hearings. Said parcel is described on a map entitled, "Town of ■■■' head with an ax before they become hamburger or steaks. Pass and at least three clubs. There ment. Heated. Hot water. with lights. Pastures. Daily middle aged gentleman 649> MODEL WRECKS - Cash Zoning Board of Appeals Manchester Connecticut Department of Public Works Your bulls have no chance to fight for their lives. Ours also was a high probability turnouts. Rockville.Call 875- 6624. Appliances. No pets. Parking. Paid. Call Parker Street Used Edward Coltman, Secretary have. Ole! that he held four hearts which Security. 523-7047. , Engineering Division Land Conveyed ^ Town of Manchester to 0954. or 875-0272; 742-9653. Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. Dated this 14th day of April, 1980. MAD IN MEXICO Opening lead:V 2 left him with just two spades. Kenneth F. Comeau Dw'n P.H. Ck'd P.V. Scale: 1" equals 40' Thus, spades will break 4-2. SHARE IVj baths, kitchen 042-04 AKC TOY POODLE. Female. privileges with owner and one Homes lor Rent 54 1976 CHEVY VAN - Custom Date: 1/9/80 Revisions 3/4/80 3/14/80." South needs two spades to come to nine tricks The only White. 8 weeks old. $150.00. other tenant, both men. interior. Excellent condition! Said premises are subject to the following encumbrances: Call 646-4906 after 5 p.m. Available April 14th, 649-7630. ASHFORD. Four room house. Power steering. Low way he can get them is to find Unfurnished. Tiled bath, large mileage! $3800. Call 647-9431 R stfo g ro p h rha Born Lotar — Art Sanaom By Oswald Jacoby West with an original ace- a. Industrial Park Regulations of the Manchester Economic yard. No animals. Lease. 423- LEGAL NOTICE Musical Instruments 44 2 ROOMS - 1 FREE, 1 $20 after 5:00 p.m. Development Commission dated March 14,1978 and recorded in and Alan Sontag queen holding and ^u th takes 4190. 546-6423, evenings. his one chance " Weekly. Mature male and Volume 662, Page 292 of the Manchester Land Records. " ^ g = COURSE I K U W (T$ o a V APRIL . . y ..BUnHIUKOFW Hff I'D HAVE TDIW K K O U E THI^SIZE^ 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ female. One with license lor Trucks tor Sale 62 TOWN OF MANCHESTER Bernice Bede Osol Alan: "I wonder if any (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | cluding Ovations, plus free errands and meals. Private WANTED: 2-3 Working Single AN ORDER ESTABLISHING expert in real life would man­ b. Real property taxes of the Town of Manchester and of the ^ because you already have at case with this ad. Carlos entrance. Call 649-5459. Male Engineers. Share large 1974 FORD F 100- Low A BUILDING LINE age to make three notrump {For a copy of JACOBY house. Bolton, Lease. 1 vehi­ Eighth Utilities District of said Town on the current Grand List'. your disposal the requisites for guitars 60% off. Rivers Music, mileage. Good condition. Call which Grantee, by acceptance of the deed agrees to pay in ac- ',', c fe u r success. Use them. with today’s hand. The con­ MODERN. send $1 lo: “ Win at 7 Main Street, New Britain. cle each. No children, pets, between 5.30 and 7:00 p.m., After hearing had April 7, 1980, the Planning and Zoning Com­ tract is normal and with 29 Bridge," care of this newspa­ NICE ROOM, private bath, 643-2880, cordance with Section 12-81a of the Connecticut General VIRGO (Aug. 23-8«pt. 22) Let 225-1977 Layaways. 568-7401. mission ordered, persuant to Section 17-4 of the Charter of the experience guide you completely high-card points should be a per, P.O. Box 489. Radio City parking, garage available. Statutes. > ^ B irth d a y Private home. An older Town of Manchester, modification of an existing building line today and you won’t go wrong. cinch, but it isn’t. " Station, New York, N. Y. Boats-accessorlas 45 gentleman in the 60's. Retired GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY on the west side of ^ rv e r Street as follows: The same techniques that Oswald: “Things start out 10019.) Olllces-Stores tor Rent 55 c. Planning and Zoning Regulations of the Town of April 15,1980 worked for you before will again or working. Call 649-7335. TRUCK - Has the reading Manchester. BOAT AND TRAILER. 12' enclosed bo^, with side com­ The building line shall be 20 feet from the street line commen­ You are in a luckier period than prove effective. MANCHESTER - Retail, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You fiberglass Gamefisher, and partments. Excellent for con­ cing at a point 100 feet north of the north street line of Wetherell d. Such easements and rights of ways existing on saidT”r. usual for material acquisition M All Sears trailer. Excellent condi­ Apartments For Rent 53 storage and/or manufacturing until autumn of this year, so are at your best today when you space. 2,000 square feet to 50,- tractor. 7:30a.m. to5:30p.m., Street and running north for a distance of 150 feet. premises as of the date hereof which do not render title un- involve yourself with others. A M »,4 tion. $550 Call after 5, 644- don't overlook any opportunities Heathcliff — George Gataly 000 square feet. Very 633-0249. to enhance your Income or When you^elp them, something 8312. LOOKING for anything in real Leo Kwash, Secretary marketable or interfere with Grantee's quiet enjoyment or use - ."w. estate rental - apartments, reasonable. Brokers security now. valuable will be added to your MVunwmlv V n (U1/a 1W AA.X («(w I / < r IJ KitikV.\riA.Vi FORD WINDOW VAN 1972 - 6 of the premises in any way whatsoever. homes, multiple dwellings? protected. Call Heyman CERTIFICATE OF DAMAGES AND BENEFITS ARIES (March 21-April 9) own storehouse. AlW4lNtAU« tWR»«U|FwO«< No lees. Call J.D. Real Estate Properties, 1-226-1206. cylinder. Automatic. 48.000 e. A twentyfive (25) foot wide utility easement to the Grantor • Attend to any financial matters SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Wanted to Buy 49 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. original miles. Excellent run­ This certifies the Planning and Zoning Commission set which runs parallel to the northwesterly, northerly, w este^ you rpay have postponed. Today Associates will go a few days fur­ you should find the approach to ther in doing nice things for you WInthrop — Dick Cavalll 1 MANCHESTER - 2500 Square ning condition. Good body, no damages in the amount of ONE ($1.00) DOLLAR and benefits in —r rust. $1700 or best offer. 649- and southerly boundary lines of the parcel herein described, handling them efficiently. Find today because of your coopera­ OLD UNWANTED USED FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. Feet Industrial Space.e. Also. the amount of ONE ($1.00) DOLLAR to Frechette, Martin and which easement is provided for in the aforesaid Industrial Park out more of what lies ahead for tion and consideration. TRUCK and auto parts, 7847. Freshly decorated. Paneling, Office Space. F.J.Spileckili,=■. f. Sp ...... Rothman owner of property known as 10-12 V Server Street and Regqlations. you in the year following your SAQITTARfUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) H E R ^ ^^115 THAT (DNE OF appliances. Hauled free of stove, refrigerator. Adults, Realtors. Call 643-13*Z121, Michael R. Rothman and Ginger J. Rothman, owners of proper­ birthday by sending for your If lack of patience and persever­ HOUP cnarge. Cellar and attic references, no pets. $265 , 646- Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 copy of Astro-Qraph Letter. Mail ance has been your problem VDUR THOSE NO. ty known as 16-18 Server Street. f. A dirt roadway running in a generally northwesterly- IT/ cleaning. $10. Call anytime, 3167. 228-3540, 2 CAR GARAGE in Business southeasterly direction from premisesiiow or lo'rmerly.of Pan- $1 for each to Astro-Graph. Box lately, today Is a good day to PICTURE, instant-PHCTO 643-9365. Zone II. Apply Russell's 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - This order and certificate shall be filed in the Town Clerk's of­ 489. Radio City Station. N Y. tackle any tasks needing these > CAMERAS'? LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, dolphe's Auto Parts to premises now or formerly of Margaret 10019. Be sure to specify birth qualities. You're loaded with 3'2 ROOM APARTMENT - Barber Shop, 195 Spruce fice and published at least once in the Manchester Evening Private home. Working single Street after 4 p.m. 100‘7( stock and in excellent A. Glode and George J. Glode, Jr., which dirt roadway provides - date. both. RENTALS adult only. No children, pets. shape. $4500 . 742-8786. Herald and a copy hereof shall be sent by registered letter, egress and ingress to and from premises now or formerly of TAURUS (April 20-May 20) CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) If Instead of getting caught up and at all possible, break away from Lease. Pleasant, quiet. 643- Farmland lor Rent 59 postage prepaid, to all persons in whose favor damages are ap­ said Margaret A. Glode and George J. Glode, Jr., to Shady "- 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT praised and against whose land benefits are assessed. Lane. The Grantor, its successors and assigns hereby reserve worrying about the affairs of the mundane and get out into Rooms lor Rent 52 2880. others, spend more time with sit­ the social world. The over-all 40 ACRES FLAT HIGH 750- Kerker headers. KNN the right to reasonably relocate said roadway on a temporary ... Alfred Sleffert, Chairman uations having a direct bearing conditions especially favor you T H R EE ROOM FARM LAND- Route 17, filters. Oil cooler. Much basis should said relocation be necessary for the purpose of in- on your self-interests. today. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Leo Kwash, Secretary APARTMENT - Immediate Portland, bordering South more! $1500 . 643-4076 before 2 stalling, removing, repairing, replacing or maintaining any '''' QEMIM (May 21-Jur># 20) Nor­ AQUARIUS (Jon. 0-Fob. 19) You ROOM - Fully furnished. Ronald Gates occupancy. Heat, hot water, Glastonbury Available now p.m. facilities which are or may be installed within the aforesaid mally you're extremely restless can take on some pretty stiff Stove, refrigerator, linens Joseph Swensson unless you're where the action is challenges today because you provided 801 Main Street, appliances. Main Street, se­ lor April- May Vegetable twenty-five (25) foot utility easement area running parallel to .... h C4CK cond floor. Security. Planting. 342-2589; 233-7872. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE Truman Crandall but today you need time to your­ have a greater-than-usuol CkVAlU Manchester $30 weeklv. 649- the boundary lines of the premises hereby conveyed. In such amount of Inner reserve to draw 4A4 References. Lease. Call after Speedy Telephone Dated this 14th day of April, 1980. self in order to recharge your 9879 energies. upon. Believe In yourself and you 7:00 p.m., 646-3911. quotations. Immediate 041-04 event, the Grantor, its successors and assigns shall restore the coverage available. Call Joan Grantee's premises to its present condition. CANCER (June 21-July 22) The can accomplish anything. Short Riba — Frank Hill FURNISHED SLEEPING □ AUTOMOTIVE at Clarke Insurance. 643-1126. practical manner in which you PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) TWO ROOM APARTMENT. handle an Issue can make the Clear up old correspondence or before you 6 ET VOUR r e m e m b e r elves a r e ROOM for mature gentleman. Immediate occupancy. Heat, g. The premises clescribed herein are conveyed upon condi- /WMIC)-( REMINDS progress you've been hoping for tackle that stack of paperwork. ME OF= THESTDHy HOPES UP-TOO HIGH, b a s i c a l l y S iL L V . Share modern bath Parking. hot water, appliances. Securi­ Autos For Sale 61 MOTORCYCLE LEGAL NOTICE tion that construction of an appropriate building or buildings be This type of activity will not No cooking Security and a reality today. Keep your feet on ASOUT- SWEETIE... T H E Y 'L L LAUGH A T ty. References. Lease Main INSURANCE. Same day commenced no later than nine (9) months after the date of the , . the ground. become tedious today and you'll ANYTH INO. ____$• references $150 monthly Call Street location. First floor. coverage available. TOWN OF MANCHESTER deed. By acceptance of the deed, the Grantee, for himself and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Important easily get It out of the way. 643-2121 1969 MUSTANG. Mechanical­ i Call after 7 p m , 646-3911. ly sound. Needs body work. Competitive rates. Call Judy. At a meeting on April 7,1980, the Planning and Zoning Commis­ his heirs, successors and assigns covenants and agrees to comp­ goals can be achieved today (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Best offer. Call 742-8(556. Crockett Agency Inc., 643- ly with the aforesaid condition. In the event of a breach thereof, 1577. sion made the following decisions: I ■‘Nice goin; s pik e ...too went the wstance.'* the Grantor herein or his heirs, successors shall have the right Barry’s World — Jim Borry RENT or LEASE a CAR 1967 DODGE DART, V-8. WARREN HOWLAND - SUBDIVISION - NORTH MAIN to enforce this condition by making a tender of the purchase Runs good, great condition. STREET (H-26) Buga Bunny — Haimdahl & Stoffel DAILY, WEEKLY. MONTHLY OR YEARLY Call 643-5742 after 5 p.m. Best price as stated herein to the Grantee or his heirs, successors offer Approved with modifications a plan of subdivision for 3 lots — and assigns and demand a reconveyance of the herein described PLANS AVAILABLE. 1976 KAWASAKI KEIOO. premises. Excellent condition. $500. 649- 510V/520V North Main Street. T H A T S a m a z i n g . I C A N T ANY CAR IN OUR FLEET FOR MARCH 1977 FORD VAN. Econoline 2094. Call after 3:00 p.m. 3-25-80 250 3.1 ton. Many extras. $4,- GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY (G^O) BELIEVE YOU NEVER LEARNED OR APRIL $109 PER WEEK, 000 Call 742-6^11 before 3 Revised: 4-8-80 Our Boarding House This Funny Wgrid 1 0 R E A D UNLIMITED MILEAGE. p.m., 643-0969 after 3 p.m. Granted with conditions a special exception to develop an area Probate Notiee in an industrial zone greater than four acres — 61V, Chapel /V\USIC. 4 This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this Trtia coMTuTunzEP i m w s w UM.YAA IT# , WITH THIS COUPON 1975 TOYOTA CELICA ST - 4 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Road. publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days speed standard. 6 rims with ESTATE OF LILLIAN W O UM ^ EtS ZH-HOUR SIMILART<7 t h e ' DeMERCHANT. deceased after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not aiAtmiaaioie FPRmveuNa \{OO nC?M H B Michelin Radials. One owner. The Hon, William E FiuG erald, ELMER M. THRALL (T-37) less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as deter­ B Excellent buy! 1-487-1431. Judge, of the Court of Probate. exeEUTlV^.' A CEKTLE M JZIER I INVBNTEP District of Manchester at a hearing Approved a change of zone from Rural Residence to Industrial mined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, CATCH» m t ATTEKritW i IF YEARS A A O j 1969 MUSTANG. Body needs held on April 7. 1980 ordered that ail and adopted a zoning classification of Industrial for the 2.4 acre has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference 'H7U (MOOii ro RECEIVE A LYNCH MOTORS claims must be presented to the to a special Town election. work New parts into motor. fiduciar>' on or before July 7.1980 or be parcel — 40V Glen Road (effective date April 21, 1980). W ffM lJW V iy FLIP i 'll 6E lA C K t? PLACE Does run. $300 . 528-0801. barred as bv law provided THI# SWITCH.' THE CRPER a f t e r 1 500 WEST CENTER ST. Pearl J Hultman. A copy of these decisions has been filed in the office of the Town James R. McCavanagh -wMAK-KAFF.'^v. , Ass t. Clerk Secretary MANCHESTER BANK REPOSSESSIONS The fiduciary is: Clerk, RE

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