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By MARY KITZMANN withdrawal from the Community Riots Herald Reporter Development Block Grant program MANCHESTER - The Hartford is an attempt to limit low-income and City Council appears to plan to re­ minority housing. main in the Community Develop­ It is a part of the court case started ment Block Grant lawsuit while plan­ by three Manchester residents and Cover joined by the U.S. Department of ning no further action in its request to withhold J4.5 million in Justice. Manchester federal funds. The Hartford City Council filed the Resolutions which are before the brief and also requested five federal Kabul council tonight, support the “friend agencies withhold $4.5 million in of the court’’ brief filed by the funds from Manchester. In a Nov. 28 letter to the Hartford John lives By Lniled Press International previous council. The two resolutions, submitted by Antoinette City Council Stephen Penny, indy Springs The Afghan capital of Kabul, Manchester’s mayor, requested the partment in Leone, councilwoman, and Robert already disrupted by four days of council to withdraw these com­ Fernando anti-Soviet protests, was hit today by Ludgin, deputy mayor, state the when “The council’s intent to let the brief re­ plaints, but did not address the court a wave of rioting, looting, and gun­ brief. ” is filming. fire, Radio Kabul said in a rare ad­ main in court files. , New York, “The important thing is what the mission of trouble in the mile-high ci­ Another resolution, submitted by ing. You can Ludgin, requests the corporation council is doing about the com­ jhy to them ty- plaints,” Robert Ludgin, Hartford production Until today, Radio Kabul has gone counsel to inform the five federal agencies that no further action will deputy mayor, said today. ir Brothers to great lengths to deny any major “1 would say that planning no ner Blvd., be taken on the council’s request to problem in the Soviet-occupied further action in the requests would 2. withhold federal funds from capital and today’s brief broadcast be withdrawing.” — Please was an indication that anti-Russian Manchester. However, the request ed Judah in would also remain on file. “This resolution is responsive to demonstrations had reached such a the letter Mayor Penny sent. We are h — A Story peak that some explanation was The resolutions to support the past Chrisl- trying to build bridges between the needed. court brief could further complicate, ippeared in and tighten tension, between the two Hartford and the suburbs.” . What is his The broadcast, monitored by All- The Hartford council considers the - T.O. Brien, India Radio in Simla, India, said municipalities. Stephen Cassano, Manchester resolutions tonight, while the rioting, looting and shooting in the Manchester Board of Directors has a yed by Sle- streets of Kabul was the work of in­ •deputy mayor, has said unless the On NBC he Hartford council withdrew the court meeting scheduled for Tuesday surgents backed by the United evening. lennial." last States, China and Pakistan. brief the Board of Directors would ies and in a Earlier, eyewitnesses said shouts reconsider its vote to remain in the illed "High- pf “ Allah Akhbar!” (God is great!) Hartford Area CETA consortium. He also The Board of Directors voted to re­ TV movies, punctated by gunfire pierced the ortrait of a night air Sunday. main in the consortium after a joint MHS Tallies arch for the They said tracer bullets could be meeting where the Hartford council atrical and seen streaking over rooftops where indicated Manchester’s withdrawal edits include the city’s Moslem residents shouted could push the council into remaining Theft Loss n," "Tomor- their cry in defiance of a martial law Intent on Work in the suit. Bs," "People The “friend of the court” brief id “Moving curfew. It was not known if the bullets were fired by rebels, Afghan Intent on their work at Manchester’s Lutz his shield and Jenny Plante, age six, coloring filed by the old City Council, and sup* MANCHESTER - Officials, at luggest you ported in the two resolutions before ugh the com- troops or their Soviet supporters. Junior Museum Friday were Sergio the dragon on her shield. (Herald photo by Manchester High School were taking uced "Mary The accounts reported in New Squatrito, age six, shown tracking a lion on Adamson) the new council, which was elected in an inventory this morning to deter­ mar Produc- Delhi said gunfire could be heard November, states Manchester’s mine what equipment was stolen Washington throughout the citv late into the night from a break-in over the weekend. City, Calif. Sunday. A 15-minute fire fight was Principal Jacob Ludes 3rd said the reported in Jadi-Moiwand district at equipment, which he estimated to be :s to Pepper about 10 p.m. local time. Polls Show Carter Leading worth $468, was stolen sometime >0 Park Ave., between midnight Saturday and 10:30 0017) Diplomatic reports today said Afghan civil servants have joined the CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - The last Related stories and pictures on day night debate between Reagan Hugh Gregg, said, “ These guys a.m. Sunday morning. A school anti-Soviet protests, further in­ minute polls are in, but the last pages 3, 5 and 6. and Bush. Reagan paid for the show aren’t telling the truth.” security guard had discovered three dicating that the Kremlin-installed minute controversies remain on the but the Nashua Telegraph was the Gregg specifically accused Baker hasps forced off some doors leading regime of Babrak Karmal had failed eve of the New Hampshire presiden­ sponsor, and when the Californian in­ of “lying through his teeth” in com­ to the pool area. The candidates didn’t seem to be to gain any hold and was falling tial primary. vited four other GOP candidates to ments Baker made on NBC’s “Meet Items taken during the break-in in­ keying their activities to the poll fin­ apart. The final polls, by the Boston Globe participate, the newpaper insisted on The Press.” cluded four warm-up jackets, five dings. Bush went back to Texas the two-man format. C H A N Q E 1 Trucks outfitted with loudspeakers and the New Hampshire Sunday white uniform pants, two white un­ COMM. News, showed President Carter well Saturday night and wasn’t expected But Anderson, Crane, Baker and iform tops numbered 34 and 43, six moved throughout the mile-high The newspaper also got into the ahead of Sen. Edward Kennedy and in New Hampshire until Tuesday. Dole showed up, only to be told they •OF capital but failed to quell what the crossfire. Executive Edi(br Jon basketballs, six practice shirts and Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. in the Kennedy went to Kansas and could not take part in the debate. witnesses described as a “continuous Breen called the complaints “cheap about a dozen pair of socks. TKUT Oklahoma Saturday and was to be in They were introduced and then left, and impressive” display in the Democratic primary. Both showed theatrics” and said Bush actually "It’s a senseless kind of thing,” FRY Carter about 55 percent; Kennedy at Vermont today. stopping to blame Bush for freezing fiveday protest that has left hundreds had been willing to let the four added lades said today. ‘"The equipment INTER or just over 30 percent; Brown But Reagan, aware that he was them out. Crane even predicted that dead and thousands injured. starters take part in the debate. won’t do anyone any good. It just between 8 and 12 percent. blamed for his own defeat in Iowa by the incident would cost Bush the doesn’t make sense.” tore The “God is Great" cry has been Breen said the paper, not Bush, had But they disagreed on the likely avoiding the campaign trail, con­ primary. The items were taken from a sport Lade heard from rooftops throughout insisted on the original plan. outcome of the hotly contested tinued to work in New Hampshire Reagan didn’t point the finger at equipment room. Police also said an fnpke Afghanistan since the Soviets in­ vaded Dec. 27. Republican primary. The Globe and the Carter campaign sent Vice Bush, but his campaign spokesman office in the pool area was entered ’The Soviet press admitted for the showed former U N. Ambassador President Walter Mondale into the said Bush “made a mistake,” and The debate itself was not nearly as and a file cabinet was ransacked. Of­ first time Sunday that there was George Bush and form er Gov. northern reaches of the state for a Reagan’s campaign workers were exciting as the arrangements. Bush ficials could not determine if widespread unrest in Afghanistan Ronald Reagan of California in a vir­ stop. “walking on air." and Reagan disagreed on the details anything was missing from there. and charged it was the work of tual tie, 35 percent to 34 percent with The expected also rans continued Dole and Baker stepped up the of tax cutting and welfare reform Police said someone could have iVE “foreign spies" working “in accor­ Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee and to run. Republicans Baker, Anderson fusillade of complaint Sunday, but and the substance of the Equal wandered through the rooms while dance with the CIA plans.” Rep. John Anderson well behind. and Rep. Philip Crane and Democrat Bush called it “politics” and his state Rights Amendment (Reagan against. other weekend activities took place at the school. The Cuban Prensa Latina news The Sunday News, the sabbath Brown all had full days of cam­ campaign chairman, former Gov. Bush for). agency said, "more than 220 weapons sister of the Manchester Union paigning on tap. Only Sen. Bob Dole made in the United States, China, Leader, said its sampling had of Kansas among the rear runners Britain and Pakistan” were captured Reagan over Bush 40 percent to 35 had no last day schedule. in Kabul since a general strike began percent, with Baker and Anderson An eleventh hour flap developed in the capital Thursday. trailing. among the Republicans over a Satur­ Adequate Data Lacking iVE On Aid to Town Youths Bv LAUREN DAVIS SHEA 3,000 figure can be deceiving, in view this response may be skewed While Herald Reporter the courts did not participate, five MANCHESTER - A survey of t^^ildren under 16 in town. The Way schog) agencies did, thus school

tn hpin A vnnnp nerson with a represent a smaller number of Umates. We need a uniform method oroblem ^ ^ ^ cn ild ren with a great many of data collection so we (agencies) -/ An ad-hoc committee of the Com- ^’'^^he^'survev revealed that school munity Services Council polled 30 g ju i ^ ^ are bv far brigan said. She said he statistics on J agencies. Of the 53 percent that ^ g^'^hich aeencies arf 1m h h n responded, the committee learned However because the courts collected because a com- ihQi thpcp aopnrips ainnp handled 3 - solved. However, Decau^se me courts prehensive plan to provide that help that these agencies alone handled 3, ^ j statistics, the survey and cguid develoned 000 cases. Jean Zurbrigan, com- ueveiupeu. mittee chairperson, stressed that _ these cases could represent repeat m problems with the same youngsters. The survey was taken because of a | | new law which ends the classification 0 of status offenders as criminals. _ Under the Family With Service I he Weather VictOrV Needs legislation, children will no rn j * • w. -.i. u » longer be classified as criminals if ^ The Winter Olympics are over at they run away, are incorrigible, Detailed forecast on Page 2. Placid and congratulations truant, or promiscuous. ^ # • # are in store for the athletes who Instead of being sent to detention LiOnnCCtlCUt participated and won. Page 4. homes, these children and their o„Kpn* CpU.p, _____ .u families will have to be counseled by f n o lAa 'TnAnxr social service agencies. The survey J f jJ g sought to determine the percentage stores^ still get ple n ty of Business...... 20 increase in caseload that would customers on Umited incomes; but Classified...... 16- 8 result from the new law. people they never Com ics...... 19 Ms. Zurbrigan said one of the most saw before P a « r» Editorial ...... 4 important results of the survey is the • e • Entertainment ...... 14 knowledge that insufficient records I n S p o r t s M y ...... are kept. A recommendation of the " Obituaries 10 Winner 8 Salute advisory group is that more uniform u.S.A. hockey triumph highlights Pedpletalk !•.! . 2 American Olympic hockey team captain and detailed case reporting be in- Olympic Winter Games. Page 11. S ports...... 11-13 Soviet Union team, applauds. The U.S. team stituted so that numbers can more Weekend scholastic and college Television ...... i ...... 14 Mike Eruzione gives a clenched fist salute won the gold medal Sunday be defeating accurately reflect the-children being basketball resulte and ClAC tour- Update ...... 2 during medal presentation ceremonies while Finland 4-2. Details on page 11. (UPI Photo) served. nament pairings. Page 12. W eather...... 2' Boris Mikhailov, captain of the second-place Ms. Zurbrigan pointed out that the / evening h erald, Mon., Feb. 25, 1980 - 3 2 - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Keb. 25, IMP M p d o te . Bargain Store Draws New Customers By James V. Healion It’s the economy,” he said. “Fifty "Look at these shoes, the prices, It has 167 training centers and 30 paycheck. You would be surprised tags on clothing and try to buy the percent are poor Hispanics who live they’re brand new. Steals! TTiey’re foreign affiliates. what that does for them. It makes item for less. He calls them “lable far south as San Diego and east to Palm Springs. HARTFORD (UPI) - An old deliver the message, holding up any council inquiry into in the neighborhood. We get jurors turned into us for tax credits. The Its primary goal is to provide life worth living. It’s a wonderful poppers.” He isn’t fooled, and just Controversy Continues Vets Use Their Benefits In the city of Hemet, near the epicenter, police woman with a shopping bag shuffled the labor dispute until at least Tuesday. from the courthouse down the street, line is going out, maybe. The color’s rehabilitation services for the cause,” Seltzer said. folds back the lining, showing them reported no injuries or damage. up to Robert Seltzer and held out a WASHINGTON (UPI) - More Vietnam era veterans the affluent from the suburbs. Trini­ wrong, who knows? ’The main thing is severely disabled and train them to He moved on his tour through the in big numbers the price that Israel and Egypt have exchanged ambassadors for the “It lasted for a good 2 minutes," said police dispatcher man’s winter jacket. It had a $5 price than those of other wars, on a percentage basis, have ty College kids, everybody.” they’re new.” do work commensurate with their men’s clothing racks. Much of the matched the one originally on the first time, but the continuing controversy over Jewish Tori Jackson. "File cabinets were moving, everything tag. Publisher Kidnapped taken advantage of federal educational benefits. ’They come for the bargains, shop­ He pointed to some used television acquired aptitudes. But it has fallen clothing was old, but there were rack. ' “'tiements in occupied land cast a shadow over the "new else shaking. I think everybody in this town called here.” "All I got is $4,” she told Seltzer, Sixty-five percent of eligible Vietnam era servicemen ping for prizes. sets, a used fourpiece sectional couch on hard times. some surprises. A made-in-Spain Perhaps the most recognizable era of peace." BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — A Lebanese magazine One resident of Hemet called the quake "quite a manager of the Hartford outlet of — more than 6 million — have used the educational Seltzer said that much of the inven­ in maroon velour. “This one came in David Becker, Goodwill’s national blue woolen blazer with gold buttons item of Goodwill are their collection Egypt's Ambassador Sa'ad Mortada arrived Sunday at publisher and his wife were kidnapped on their way to the shaker.” GoodwlI Industries. Seltzer made the benefits the government makes available to veterans, a tory is used, but everything Goodwill today. Lasted an hour. Sold for $269. president, says because of govern­ and a yellow silk lining throughout boxes. They have pickups at 2(X) such Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, and Eliahu Ben-EIissar. Beirut airport and authorities reported at least six people sale. survey conducted for the Veterans Administration by the sells isn’t second-hand. "Our people It'was $2,500 new,” he said. ment spending cuts in social ser­ had a price under $6. It probably cost boxes in the Hartford-Springfield Israel's ambassador to Egypt, arrived in Cairo where the were killed in the latest wave of violence in Lebanon. “You’ve got to give people a break Census Bureau reported. make sofas, chairs, bookcases, end The sofas and chairs Goodwill vices, he has been urging business $100 to $150 new. area, shining with white paint, a blue local press immediately took him to task for defending Selim AI Lawzi, owner and editor of the Lebanon’s Lon- Carter Reviews Policy in this business,” he said. Only 43 percent of the veterans of the Korean War and tables, even Shaker reproductions. makes are "snapped up as fast as we and industry to help train and provide Seltzer, a neat dresser, saw it and stripe, and Goodwill’s new logo, a the Israeli policy of establishing settlements in the oc­ donbased weekly magazine AI Hawadess, and his wife Seltzer, a former used car 50 percent of World War II veterans went to school under WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter, concerned The game tables are magnificent,” can get ’em, $165 for the set. How can work for Goodwill people. whistled. "If it fits. I’ll buy it smiling face. Goodwill drivers and cupied territories. were kidnapped Sunday on their way to the airport for a salesman, says Goodwill second­ the GI Bill of Rights. that energy costs are fueling inflation in other areas, has he said. you beat those prices? We’ve got a The Milton Bradley Co., in myself,” he said. He tried it on. It helpers picked up 1.8 million pounds flight to London. hand stores still get plenty of ordered an accelerated review of White House economic "And maybe we get 10 percent Persian lamb coat, $49. They’re real Springfield, Mass., uses Goodwill didn’t. of goods from those 200 boxes last customers on limited incomes, but Council Tackles Issues policy, officials say. brand new goods from other bargains,” Seltzer said. workers to stuff envelopes. He says that even the low prices year. Twenty-five percent was un­ Byrd Wants Spy Data Quake Hits California now are seeing people they never saw In an unusual move that was not announced in advance. sources,” Seltzer said, showing a Goodwill Industries was founded in "Goodwill trains the guy, the are not always enough for some usable. CHICAGO (UPI) — As the firefighters strike enters its before. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Senate Democratic leader LOS ANGELES — An earthquake rocked much of Carter Sunday night met for two hours with Treasury visitor around the big store in Hart­ Boston in 1895 by the Rev. Eldgar woman, and gives them a job. ’Ihat’s customers. Some people, wanting 12th day today, the City Council planned to tackle un­ “All kinds of people shop here now. Robert Byrd says key members of Congress should get Southern California early today, but there were no im­ Secretary G. William Miller, chief inflation adviser ford, largest of 11 in the area. James Helms, a Methodist minister. really soinething. Now they’ve got a even bigger bargains, remove price resolved issues between the union and the city. advance notice of American spy missions, despite CIA mediate reports of injuries or damage.' Alfred Kahn, Energy Secretary Charles Duncan, Independent Alderman Martin Oberman and seven Diktor Stansfield Turner’s fears that such a move would Cal Tech Seismological Laboratory technicians said domestic adviser Stuart Eizenstat and others. other council members seeking a meeting with city and endanger agents. the quake, which registered 5.1 on the open-ended Richter "There is concern about the evidence of the in­ Bill Proposed union attorneys tried over the weekend to deliver notice Board Chairman Resigns, "I hope that we can find some way that will reasonably scale, hit at 2:47 a.m. PST. Its epicenter was near Lake flationary effect of energy spilling over into other areas of a special meeting to the city clerk, as required by city protect our security interests and at the same time leave Hemet, about 80 miles southeast of Los Angeles. of the economy, to an extent that it has not done up until regulations. some accountability," Byrd said at his regular weekend But the tremor, described by one Cai Tech spokesper­ this point,” said one White House official, who attended For Plan Cost Faces Graft Allegations But the aldermen were frustrated in their attempts to news conference. son as “moderate,” awakened Southern Californians as the session but asked not to be identified. HARTFORD (UPI) — A bill requiring Northeast NORWICH (UPI) — School board tion 18 months ago. Utilities to pick up the financial burden of developing But Bohara claimed he was fired Chairman Nathan Herman has resigned, — Peopletalk— — emergency evacuation plans in communities near its because he tried to investigate the awar­ saying residents are boycotting the nuclean power plants has been proposed in the Senate. ding of the transportation contracts. grocery store where he works because of Report Says Blumenthal But a Northeast spokesman said Saturday the.company ’The chief state’s attorney’s office is in­ Fat Lip for ^Fatso^ allegations of graft in the awarding of was doing its part, and had already contributed about vestigating allegations that present and 2 school bus contracts. The National Association to Aid Fat Americans — $500,(X)0, mostly in the form of services and personnel. Herman, a Democrat, said Sunday night former Democrats on the school board which, with its buttons Sen. Richard F. Schneller, D-Essex, said he proposed he was quitting because of "pressure and accepted free car repair service from the reading “Fat Power" the measure after a January meeting with East Lyme firm that holds a $168,(X)0 transportation Clashed on Ethics Case selectmen concerned over a $15,000 bill for civil defense harassment inflicted upon my employer” and "Fat Pride," is sort and “threats to my family welfare.” contract. of an anti-defamation and emergency evacuation plans. The allegations involve the city’s con­ HARTFORD (UPI) - When volve Blumenthal's judgment, not his He said he hadn’t done anything im­ league for the hefty — East Lyme and New London are near Waterford, site of Richard Blumenthal took over as integrity. There was never any suspi­ proper. tract with the Southeastern Connecticut has landed hard on Anne the Millstone I and II nuclear power plants owned by NU. Connecticut’s U.S. Attorney 2 V2 cion of criminal activity on School Transportation Co., which has had "1 think we’ll have to develop something," Schneller Herman’s resignation follows the Bancroft’s new movie years ago, he and a subordinate Blumenthal’s part, Herrmann said. a contract to bus handicapped and special said. "We know New London and East Lyme are sub­ board’s decision last week not to renew “ Fatso.” The corruption investigation in­ education students to schools outside the 5 clashed over a potential conflict of jected to rather sizeable costs in setting up civil defense Schools Superintendent Michael J. Says the NAAFA volved allegations of mail fraud, bid Norwich district for three years. interest involving the new and evacuation program. There ought to be some com­ Bohara’s contract when it expires in June. board of directors in prosecutor, a published report says. rigging, influence peddling and Last week, former Republican school pensation." Herman had said Bohara was fired Bellerose, N.Y., "por­ Blumenthal, who is heading a payoffs tc officials of numerous city board Chairman Dr. Thomas J. Masterson Schneller said he approached Sen. John D. Prete, D- because he did not communicate effec­ tions of the m ovie... and Justice Department probe into news departments, Herrmann said. He and a parents group called for a grand night, rain will fall over mid Pacific coast, while snow is Woodbridge, co-cjiairman of the Legislature’s Energy tively with the board and received only a especially its title, are leaks in the FBI’s Abscam investiga­ said some of those officials were in- jury probe of the allegations. expected through most of the north Atlantic states. Clear and Public Utilities Committee, with the idea. "satisfactory” rating on a board evalua­ offensive to fat people, tion, eventually forced the subor­ fluential Democratic party to partly cloudy elsewhere. “I wanted Senator Prete to ask the committee to raise in portraying them as dinate, Lawrence Herrmann to members. The investigation has the bill and he agreed," said Schneller. stereotyped compulsive resign, a Long Island, N.Y.-based resulted in six indictments and five He said other communities, particularly New London overeaters who respond newspaper says. convictions. Trip Delayed and Montvijle, might also be affected. But he wasn’t sure to life’s problems only Blumenthal refused Herrmann’s Blumenthal told the newspaper how much of the burden the utility should assume. Until May 24 Weather Forecast by eating everything in request that he remove himself from when he took office he was aware of sight.” "That would have to be worked out,” he said. Manchester—The an investigation into municipal cor­ the need to remove suspicions of a Northeast spokesman Everett Perkins said he had not Friendship Force flight Partly sunny today with heights 1 to 2 feet today in­ But they're fairly nice to the star, Dorn DeLuise. ruption in Stamford after he was told possible conflict of interest from the Former Massachusetts state representative David Flynn, of seen the bill, but added the company has already poured scheduled for April 18 to highs around 40 or 4 Celsius. creasing to 2 to 4 feet tonight The board says his performance "partly redeems he was a potential witness, Newsday investigation. THE SAVING PLACE money into the preparations on the state and municipal Bridgewater, Mass., who heads President Carter’s re-election cam­ April 24 has been post­ Becoming cloudy tonight with increasing further Tuesday. the film” — but they add,“NAAFA regrets that the reported. "I did not want to create even the OPEN DAILY 9:30-9:30; SUN. 11-5 movie was ever made.” level. paign in Massachusetts, escorts Rosalyn Carter, left, at Quincy poned until May 24 to June chance of snow beginning by Extended Outlook Blumenthal, 34, had been treasurer appearance of impropriety,” he said. Sal* EH«ctlve Mon., Feb. 25 thru Sat., Match 1 “Our understanding is that the federal government is Market area in Boston Saturday. Flynn concedes he doesn’t have a 4 to an unannounced late tonight. Lows 15 to 20 Extended outlook for New of the Stamford Democratic Finance He said he requested that the in­ Mostly cloudy with a chance England Wednesday through Heilman Hospitalized providing the funding for the emergency plans,” he said. chance of drawing too many voters away from Sen. Edward M. destination. of snow Tuesday, turning win­ Committee before being named a vestigation be reviewed at each step Friday; “But in addition to that. Northeast Utilities has already Kennedy in the Massachusetts Democratic Primary. Participants who recent­ dy and cold with highs in the Playwright Lillian Hellmai), plagued with U.S. attorney in 1977. Herrmann said by the public integrity section of the Mass.. R.I. Si Conn.: Cold. provided a great deal of funding to help put these plans ly signed up as am­ 20s. Chance of precipitation 10 asthma, arrived by ambulance for a weekend there was a possibility he would have Justice Department. Fair Wednesday. Thursday into effect.” bassadors or hosts will percent today 50 percent speaking engagement at the College of Marin. But had to call Blumenthal to testify "In the interest of full disclosure, I becoming cloudy with a Perkins declined comment on the bill, but said, "We receive further informa­ tonight decreasing to 10 per­ by Sunday, her seizure had worsened and Miss about the committee’s records. wanted to make known the fact I was chance of flurries. Clearing are going to continue to provide the kind of assistance we tion by mail from cent by late Tuesday. Winds Heilman, 74, was hospitalized at the University of Herrmann told the newspaper: Richard Blumenthal from Stamford,” Blumenthal said. Kennedy Assured friday. Highs in the 20s are already providing in the form of training and working Friendship Force MBiOilcr kufBiildcr northwesterly around 10 mph California Medical Center. 'When he came in one of my first of­ "I concluded in my own mind there Wednesday and Thursday and mann’s allegations were "totally un­ with the state.” headquarters. today. Northeast winds 15 to from the mid 20s to the lower Doctors say she is in good condition, but they ficial acts was to ask him to dis­ true. 1 have no recollection of his was neither the appearance nor the F The induction meeting 25 mph tonight becoming 30s on Friday. Lows 5 to 15 want to keep her under treatment for a week. qualify himself from supervising the reality of a possible conflict of in­ northerly 25 to 30 mph and requesting permission to subpoena scheduled for Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday and Several other lectures on her work that Miss Stamford investigation, mainly records from the Democratic par­ terest and I felt I had the respon­ Of Bay State Win gusty Tuesday night at Trinity College from 10 to 20 on Friday Heilman had planned to deliver in the San Fran­ because there was a distinct ty,” Blumenthal said. sibility as U.S. attorney to par­ Lawmaker Fights Long Island Sound Republican candidates discount early campus in Hartford has Maine, New Hampshire; cisco area for the American Conservatory Theater, possibility that he was going to be a Herrmann claimed Blumenthal ticipate in the investigation and I BOSTON (UPI) — It may not do much to Long Island Sound to Watch Fair Wednesday and polls that showed Bush with the support of also been postponed. New were canceled. custodial witness, either in the grand began to pressure him out of office in pursued it very assiduously,” he sway the national trend, but Sen. Edward Hill. R.I.. and Montauk Point. Thursday. Chance of snow nearly 60 percent of likely GOP voters, Time and date will be an­ A hospital spokesman said she probably would be jury or at a trial as custodian of October 1977 and that he finally said. Branch Closing M. Kennedy, after being rebuffed in Iowa N.Y.: Low pressure from the Friday. Lows 5 below to 10 but they concede he is likely to carry the nounced soon. midwest will pass eastward above zero. Highs in the teens released in a week. records which may or may not have resigned in March 1978 at Newsday said Herrmann’s and Maine and apparently running behind state. Tuesday. Northerly winds 10 and 20s. been indicative of a sort of bipartisan Blumenthal’s insistence. allegations came during a series of HARTFORD (UPI) — A member of the Legislature’s in New Hampshire, appears assured of his bribery pattern.” interviews for a profile of first primary victory. Ann Kramer, Bush's Massachusetts E to 20 knots today becoming Vermont; Partly cloudy and Blumenthal’s predecessor, Peter C. Education Committee has vowed to fight a suggestion campaign manager, said she’s convinced 5,000 SQ. FT. TURF 10,000 SO. FT. TURF northwesterly 10 to 20 knots very cold Wednesday. Highs Pasta Aria He said Blumenthal refused and Dorsey, hired Herrmann as a special Blumenthal — the youngest lawyer from two legislators that the University of Connecticut’s Kennedy, according to most observers, Interviews Set Bush is leading the nine-member tonight and 15 to 25 knots with in the mid teens to mid 20s Navy Commander Jay Coupe says he really the subpoenas were never issued. investigating attorney to take over ever appointed a U.S. attorney. Torrington branch be closed as an economy measure. will have no trouble winning the March 4 MANCHESTER-The J 8 8 higher gusts Tuesday. Visibili­ Republican field, but his exact strength is Lows 10 below to 5 above. couldn’t afford $8(X) for the privilege of dining with But Blumenthal told a Newsday in­ and expand the Stamford investiga­ Attorney General Benjamin Rep. M. Adela Eads, R-Kent, said the 139-student primary in his home state, but supporters University of Denver will 75 ty 5 miles or more lowering to " Chance of snow Thursday difficult to assess. America’s favorite fertili­ Metropolitan Opera star Luciano Pavarotti — but , terviewer that he had “no recollec­ tion. Herrmann had previously been Civiletti named Blumenthal to in­ branch — UConn’s smallest — was only one of two public of President Carter say the senator’s hold interviews at America’s favorite tertiii- 1 to 3 miles in light snow tapering off to flurries ”1 am very confident in our political zer for growing thick he got carried away. tio n ” of being told by Herrmann that an assistant in the Manhattan district vestigate the Abscam scandal, which higher education facilities in rural northwestern Connec­ margin of victory may be narrower than Manchester High School zer lor growing thick Tuesday morning Becoming Friday. Moderating organization,” Ms. Kramer says. "... But green lawns. Su"?lies a green lawns. Supplies a Coupe — an opera buff who works at the Pentagon he might be a witness. attorney’s office. has implicated members of ticut and should remain open. expected. Tuesday beginning at 9 cloudy tonight with chance of temperatures with highs in what happens in New Hampshire will have high nitrogen feeding to high nitrogen feeding to — attended a fund-raising auction last year for the The prosecutor also said Herr- Herrmann said his allegations in­ Congress. “It is important because it offers a two-year program Carter’s state campaign coordinator, a.m. An admissions snow or flurries toward mor­ the mid 20s to mid 30s. Lows 5 a definite impact on what happens here. ” help your lawn grow thick­ help your lawn grow thick­ below to 5 above Washington Opera and won the bid for dinner. of study, giving a student the chance, at a reasonable David Flynn, says he hopes to convert a counselor will acquaint ning Tuesday. Partial A similar analysis comes from Robert er and greener. Long-last­ er and greener. Long-last­ clearing Tuesday Wave Thursday night he collected — at New York’s cost, to see if college is really what he or she wants,” “respectable” number of Massachusetts’ students with the ing feeding. Dawson, state coordinator for former ing feeding. Romeo Salta restaurant — and he had a surprise for Mrs. Eads said this weekend. 2.9 million registered voters into Carter programs, courses of study California Gov. Ronald Reagan’s Pavarotti. Black Mayor Says Solon The co-chairmen of the Legislature’s Appropriations supporters. and campus life offered at Massachusetts campaign, and Eileen Committee have suggested closing UConn’s Torrington But even Flynn acknowledges a Carter the university. Coupe — himself a trained operatic tenor — sang Riley, spokeswoman for Tennessee Sen. "Ma Sera Maggio” to Pavarotti’s applause. When and Groton branches as part of an effort to balance the victory in Massachusetts is nearly im­ Howard Baker. state budget for the upcoming fiscal year. possible. The Almanac he won the bid. Coupe didn’t have enough cash to As many as 40 percent of Massachusetts pay, so he put it on his American Express Card — Recent public opinion polls show the ShouldnH Be Re-Elected Republicans remain undecided, Dawson Open House president trailing Kennedy nearly 3-1 By I nited Press Internutiiinul which Pavarotti pushes on television. NEW LONDON (UPI) - Censured among voters accustomed to casting says. He adds a victory for Reagan in New MANCHESTER-The Today is Monday, Feb. 25. the 56th day of 1980 with 310 Says he of the $8(X) repast, "Well, pasta’s expen­ Jackson said he wasn’t calling for election. Last week, he told the West Services Scheduled liKIhiSilcr lawmaker Russell Reynolds Hampshire could produce "surprising" Manchester Junior to follow. sive all over these days.” Reynolds' resignation but "I do Haven Democratic Town Committee ballots for the 17-year veteran senator, Halts shouldn't be forced to resign for WEST HARTFORD (UPI) — Memorial services are benefits here, in a state the Californian’s Women’s Club will hold a The moon is moving toward its full phase. believe his constituents should see that he wouldn’t resign his seat and for his older brother before him. writing a racial slur but his con­ scheduled Wednesday for-Earle A. Ryder, a designer and supportersfeel is Bush’s "best state in the story hour Tuesday from The morning star is Saturn. that he doesn’t get back in office.” despite the committee’s call for his The same polls indicate Kennedy is like­ stituents should “vote him out” if he “They have to make that resignation. the first person put on the payroll at Pratt & Whitney Air­ ly to share his victory with Republican country.” 10:30 to 11 a.m. at the Whit- The evening stars are Mercury, Venus. Mars and ISew Year Miss craft when it was founded in 1925. seeks re-election. New England’s only decision,” said Jackson. "They’re Jackson touched on Reynolds’ slur George Bush, the former Texas con­ Strong organization in Massachusetts ton Memorial Library. I: Jupiter. A 20-year-old University of Hawaii student will Ryder, 89, died Saturday in an Avon convalescent black mayor says. the people he's representing.” Saturday during a conference on gressman and former CIA director. also could boost Reagan’s chances con­ Children from ages three Those born on this day are under the sign of Pisces. rule the Year of the Monkey as Miss Chinatown home. He was one of six men who designed the first Wasp Since the House didn’t request Reynolds, a Democrat who black history in West Haven, But Bush’s standing is not as solid. siderably. Dawson says. to five are welcome. The French painter Pierre Renoir was born Feb. 25. 1841. U.S.A. aircooled radial enginer produced by Pratt & Whitney. Reynolds’ resignation, it was now up represents the 116th Assembly "It’s my hope that every single Campaign organizers for the major reader will be Ilze Zemars. On this date in history. During the weekend, Honda Wei Jeyn Ching of to the lawmakers’ constituents in Ryder was the first person on P&WA’s payroll. The In 1901. J.P. Morgan formed the United States Steel District, was censured by the House minority in his district registers and Honolulu was chosen to reign over San Francisco’s West Haven "to be ready in case he firm has since become the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Corp. in New Jersey, to become the nation’s first last week for a racial slur he wrote does what Lincoln said: ‘The ballot is Chinese New Year festivities. She was also top does show up for another term,” New Group of United Technologies Corp. 15,000 SQ. FT. TURF ■'billion-dollar ' enterprise. on a United Press International sur­ greater than the bullet.’ I hope they 5,000 SQ.FT. HALTS banana at the city’s annual parade on Saturday. London Mayor Leo Jackson said Sun­ In 1919. Oregon became the first state to put a tax on vey of the entire Legislature, go back and vote him right out,” he Members of Miss Ching’s court are Denise Shue, day, gasoline — 1 per cent. When asked in the poll if taxes told the conference, 21, Chino, Calif., Janet Lowe, 23, San Francisco, "If they feel this strong their best Thirty-Eight Donate 27" In 1967. American warships began shelling Vietnam. should be increased or a state income Jackson was elected to the largely America’s favorite fertili­ 74" Yolanda Wong, 21, San Francisco, Jeanne Loy, 22, avenue is to register and vote him tax instituted, Reynolds wrote: "No! ceremonial mayor’s post by hip zer for growing thick Prevents crabgrass. Gives In 1975. President Ford warned Cambodia would soon Forest Hills, N.Y., and Gloria Chu, 21, Ann Arbor, out,” Jackson said in a telephone in­ No! No! Income tax. No more taxes. colleagues on the City Council ih To Area Bloodmobile green lawns. Supplies a full feeding of Turf Build­ fall to the communists unless Congress approved his Mich. terview from his home. "The ballot ONLY! high nitrogen feeding to er for developing ihich Limit spending. Put the niggers back December. He was New England’s TUES. request lor $222 million in new aid. BOLTON-The Following is the list of green lawns. Clean, light­ is the most powerful thing there is in to work.” first black mayor. help your lawn grow thick­ this country.” Manchester Chapter of the donors: er and greener Long-lasl- weight, easy to use. Will A thought for the day; American Philosopher William Reynolds has said he won’t seek re- American Red Cross held nol burn grass.______Heavyweights James Reuter, Deborah Ing feeding. James said. "There is no more miserable human being its first bloodmobile in Who was the most-recorded artist of 1979? Donna Benson, Gwen Campbell, The than one in whom nothing is habitual but indecision. " eight years here last week. Denise Meier, Helen Mader, FAMILY Summer? Barry Manilow maybe? None of the A total of 38 pints were above. Bill Pomper, Barbara SEED Family Aid Hike Urged donated. Wanchak. According to the authoritative Schwann Elaine Sweet, local Red Ann E. Wassell, Michael J. Catalogue in New York, Neville Marriner — con­ HAMDEN (UPI) — The League of narrow the number of issues it would dependent Hartford Housing Authori­ hoicest Meats In Town\ Cross director, said low, DeMarco, Lorraine Rogers, Fam ily Women Voters of Connecticut has lobby and concentrate its resources. ty claimed it was forded to Lottery Numbers ductor of the Minnesota Orchestra — holds that emergency-level blood William L. Briggs, Karen honor, with 29 releases. urged lawmakers to increase Aid to She said the league was tempted dangerously juggle its budget to Fast germinating tor supplies prompted the Lewis, Grace Smith, Pamela Genuine Waybeet Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Saturday in New Runnersup — Herbert von Karajan with 27 and Families with Dependent Children “to want to respond to many issues, supply heat at moderate-income ,quick coverage. decision to return here. Herring. England: Antal Dorati with 26. Top pop artists — far behind payments by at least 10 percent, to but we must limit our lobbying ac­ projects originally built with state Contains perennial Most donors were walk-ins Camille B. Catao, Sylvia J. Connecticut: 421 the classical orchestral types — are Willie Nelson, compensate for inflation. tivities to those issues for which we funds. Adams, John McDonnell, CHICKEN LEGS ,LB. « grasses lor lasting and 13 appointments were 69 cover. 99.9% weed- Massachusetts; 0944 The 5,000-member organization have the resources.” Frances Moseley, Annette Anita O’Day and the Mystic Moods, with five each. The League urged a strong job made. New Hampshire 8865 also c a ll^ for improved job training The League also offered a proposal Cyr, Gayle Hoffman. free. Backed by Could it be a new wave? training plans, including programs Sweet said the number of Scoffs "No Quibble Vermont: 302 programs and measures to increase for low-interest loans for weatheriza- Henry R. Ryba, Emerson H. with industry and increased aid to pints donated was com­ Guarantee” low-and moderate-income housing in tion, and rehabilitation of existing vocational education. Workfare Bosworth, Elizabeth DeMar- parable to revious results. lin, Beverly Alleman, Allan its legislative platform for 1980 un­ buildings. without provisions for training and scons She attributed the low CHICKEN BREASTS V * veiled Saturday. They also supported maintenance Rose, Carol Rose, Edward Manchester To Advartlaa To Report Nbwe funding for administration was op­ Bradley, Louis Dimock. SPREADER League President Betsy Hedden and management plans for state numbers to the rural loca­ East Hartford - Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: posed. Wayne Shqrey, Elizabeth said its members has attempted to housing projects. Recently, the in­ tion of the community and Ruuer's VIrgInIe Brand Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester .... Alex Girelli, M3-2711 expressed appreciation Sulliff, Robert W. Peterson, Barbara Smith, Betty Norris, $ <* USPS 327 500 hours are 8:30 a m to 5 p m. 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rEditoriaL iHaurlirfitrr tmniimj Hrralft New Hampshire Primary Winners Make Presidents By ARNOLD SAWISLAK coonskln cap lost the Democratic statisticians and strategists. New Why? Because the record of 28 in New Hampshire, but neither won. Nixon-won the presidency. Manchester — A City of Village Charm nomination, New Hampshire's Hampshire doesn’t look like any kind years is that one of the winners Henry Cabot Lodge, working at the In 1972, Nixon did it again, but Olympic Pride For U.S. Founded Oct. 1, 1681 . CONCORD, H H. (UPI) - Four reputation was established as the of representative sample of the ’Tuesday will be elected president. time as U.S. ambassador to South there was another upset in the (!|ays before the New Hampshire place where political dreams were United States. It is too rural, too ’The 1956 New Hampshire primary Vietnam, was the winner in a hasty Democratic primary. Sen. Edmund All of the Olympic athletes well in an international event manner by those involved Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, pfiihhry, there was a published made or destroyed. white, too conservative to reflect the provided no contests and the same but brilliant write-in campaign. Muskie of neighboring Maine was a source of great national is heartening to the spirit of with television coverage. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. prediction the president wouid get 65 ’There was another upset in 1952. nation. winners as four years before, Johnson won the presidency in a favored and did win by 8,000 votes, landslide. pride, today, as the Americans favor the under­ Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International to, 75 percent against the weli-known Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, the man In terms of political impact, the Eisenhower and Kefauver. Once but one of his campaign aides rashly The Olympic athletes of the senator challenging him. again Kefauver lost the Democratic Then came the "expectation” predicted a majority victoiy. Sen. significance of the Winter dog and the little guy. whose armies destroyed Hitler in state is minor: 19 of the 1,994 United States did their nation Steven Harry, Executive Editor As it turned out. President Truman World War II, won his first election, Republican and 22 of the 3,331 nomination and once again primaries. Nixoii had no trouble at George McGovern came in from Olympics is weighed around Customer Service » 647-9946 Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor When a nation smaller than proud at a time when sources Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emeritus got 44 percent in the first presidential beating Sen. Robert Taft, the Ohioan Democratic delegates who will Eisenhower won the presidency. all beating Rockefeller in the 1968 South Dakota to hold Muskie to 46 the world. the Greater Hartford region primary of 1652. Crimebusting Sen. known as Mr. Republican. nominate presidential candidates Again in 1960, there were no real GOP primary, but the Democrats re­ percent and walk away from New of national frustration are at Estes Kefauver of Tennessee got 55 invented 1951 Hampshire the perceiv^ winner. The Unistate States draws such international dis­ Eisenhower won the presidency next summer will be chosen in the contests. The winners were Vice a high and a spirit lift is badly hockey team did over the States at a time when it is im­ percent of the vote and the first of 12 that year, and that provided a more Johnson was challenged by Sen. The 1976 primaries produced two finished third in the final 1980 primaries. It simply doesn’t President Richard Nixon and Sen. tinction to itself it makes the needed. past week, it is a source of portant for Americans to primary victories that year. Truman objective measurement of New justify a major campaign effort. John Kennedy — and Kennedy won Eugene McCarthy’s “Childrens’ good battles. President Gerald Ford Crusade,” but one poll gave the standings for medals in the world proud of their ac­ Most significant was the great national pride. have a greater feeling of quit the race a couple of weeks after Hampshire’s political importance. But notwithstanding spurts of in­ the election. slipped past Ronald Reagan by fewer games, a showing nobody complishments. The tiny the primary. Since 1952, either the Republican or terest in places like Florida, Iowa, Lyndon Johnson had no problems in president 62 percent. McCarthy did than 2,000 votes and Jimmy Carter portion of national humilia­ The Russians took more worth when compared to the lose by 4,(XK) votes but his showing really expected to see. principality has no national ..Kefauver’s ambush of Truman Democratic winner in New Maine and Puerto Rico, the New the 1964 Democratic primary, but the topped a big field of far better known tion served the Russian medals out of the Lake Placid Russians. started the New Hampshire primary Hampshire has gone on to become Hampshire primary gets the full Republicans product a shocker. was so good Johnson was widely Democrats to begin his march to the The games are over now anthem because it is so small hockey team by the United games than any other nation The star of the 1980 Winter legend. Even though the gangling president. treatment, both from the campaign ^ n . Barry Gold water and Gov. perceived as the loser. Johnson got nomination. out of the race a few weeks later. and the athletes who have there has been no composer States who took th^ gold — 10 gold, 6 silver and 6 Olympics was Eric Heiden southerner who campaign^ in a This fact offends political organizations and the media^______Nelson Rockefeller went to the mat trained for years are heading to produce one. The medal many had conceded btonze. But the Russians who made history with five back to their homelands with Liechtenstein athletes would go to the Soviets even faced a significant defeat by gold medals in speed skating. Primary a sense of satisfaction or dis­ borrowed the British anthem before the games com­ the hockey team and the His accomplishments have Winners appointment over their to use in accepting their menced. United States’ victory as Olympic performances. medals. come through hours of Those who say politics significance as much in the We’re certain there will be The games just passed training, conditioning and Succeed should be kept out of the world political community as CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) great jubilation in the tiny were a success. 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"I served pay or lose your home." himself out. SUPER SOUND SALE! Tennessee Sen. Howard Emerson AC/DC Baker Cassette Recorder ■ DBBI Illinois Rep. John Ander­ Washington Merry-Go-Round son 24.70 A I I DONNA s u m m e r ! D ’ e Illinois Rep. Philip Bulll-ln condenser mike, M L L KENNY ROGERS L r 9 Crane auto-stop, tufo record-level. In Qur Slock Dynamic 3" speaker. HM BCtdrMMbl* H u glssmlng whits Former Texas Gov. John Betterlas not Included. Unisonic Ultra-Thin memory, p«rc«nt k«y, Molded Seamless •nemsi finish. Citizen Hostages Abroad: Time for U.S. Safeguards Connally 8-Dlglt Calculator conslint afid chain Insisllt sully. b-r;..;?-'; . .-Mustr tO-Mln. Ceesetts Tap. lunctlon. Cradll card Bathroom Seat Kansas Sen. Robert Dole Our Reg. 2.17...... 2.33 ■Iza; Includaa caaa •In Deeorstor Colen !>.. A tacietacle of of our our roiintrv country thwartoH thwarted hv by an an t I call .trxrxr, upon Congress #rxto cxntcxkllolvestablish acx At.. :-X_ I _ _ l_ z_l .. government could take, of course, 9.99 Silg. 12.70 and battartaa. fLC223 Out Rsg. 9.41. .7.33 By JACK ANDERSON My asso ciate Jack M itchell House Small Business Committee, on 5.88 ^7.eg irresponsible collection of radical Congressional Certificate of would be to provide the needed ounce delivered the privately raised $250,- which he is ranking minority WASHINGTON—The tragic plight monomaniacs, made one thing Courage, to be awarded to every of prevention that would minimize At Stake : 000 ransom to intermediaries for the member of the monopoly and anti­ ' / > of American hostages held by foreign depressingly clear: Our government American hostage who has suffered the likelihood of future hostage Revolutionary Armed Comman of trust subcommittee. Half an hour militants, most dramatically is pitifully unprepared to deal with a the nightmare of captivity simply situations. Congress should launch an In Voting Colombia. Four days after a later, though, when the subcom­ irtte'. demonstrated by the months-long type of situation that has "been immediate investigation of the because he or she was an American. clandstine ransom exchange, a tired mittee opened a hearing in the same captivity of our embassy personnel in recurring more and more often in re­ It would be little enough recognition security lapses and bureaucratic ’*■ CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) [LW'» but grateful Starr was brought to room, Quayle was nowhere to be :— At stake in Tuesday’s Tehran, has raised a serious question cent years. • snafus that endangered our fellow iostl' for the individual ordeals. Mitchell's'hotel in the Colombian city seen— the fifth time this year the New Hampshire primary:. that Congress and the White House White House and State Department citizens overseas and lenghtened the in of Neiva. chairman has g)ayed hooky. have so far failed to give serious policy advisers go their feckless way, Republicans I've had personal experience with To my dismay, I discovered a dou­ time they spent in captivity. <3* attention to: How can American Watch on Waste making decisions that affect the lives two of the most agonizing and drawn- ble standard in the treatment ac­ Footnote: Starr’s mother, her own New Hampshire citizens abroad be ^ While most Americans work hard Republicans will send 22 1-1 and safety of Americans abroad out hostage negotiations of recent corded the famiiies of American funds exhausted, appealed to me for protected from for their money and watch television "delegates to their national without, apparently, giving a thought years. 1 negotiated with leftist hostages abroad. White the publicity help. After months of negotiation, the the violent whims as a means of relaxation after work. convention. The delegates • Kenny Rogore, ‘The Oemblsf’ f to the predicament they may be put­ Venezuelan guerrillas who held Ohio surrounding the U. S. Embassy cap­ kidnappers suddenly demanded $250,- • Donna Summer, ‘Bad Qlrft’ of every anti- ^♦ ^ Uncle Sam is actually paying a New ; will be awarded propor- ting these citizens in. business executive Bill Niehous cap­ tives in Tehran earned their families 000 in cash for Starr’s release. ’The government mili- /' Thus every American stationed York consultant to watch the boob ' tionately to each candidate 4.66 tive in the jungle for more than 40 "red carpet" treatment by money had to be borrowed. Con­ "who receives over 10 per­ Shetland Pony TQASTMASTER Q.E. Light ‘n Easy 7.76 tant group that L 'SiH overseas, whether government tube. ACTION, the agnecy that coor­ • Kenny Rogers, ‘Kenny’ months. After the guerrillas cut off Washington officialdom, the Niehous tributions may be sent to the Drew cent of the vote in 1200-Watt Dryer Qvsn/Broller Self-Clean IT Iron • Donna Summer, ‘On The Radio’ comes along’ Av dinates the goverment’s various employee or private citizen, has bgen contact with Niehous’ employer, and Starr families often had trouble Pearson Foundation, P.C). Box 2300, -Tuesday’s primary. CetawRes-Rdee. 29.97 The United transformed into a front-line soldier Owen-lllinois, they were negotiating Washington, D.C. 20013. Donations volunteer programs. Like VISTA and Our 11 .70 ^ IAN 19.70 iiiis.27.se CaMw Sale PrtM.. 2A70 5.33 ^ even getting basic information on Reg. 119.97 5.00* 7.76 la*" .States' status as whose well-being depends on the the Peace Corps, is shelling out $36,- ‘x Democrats <98 Geared for travel...has Handy flip-over design Q.E. MelHn Rebate SAVE ON ALL OTHER secretly with me for his release when their loved ones’ plights. are tax-deductible. dual voltage, folding with automatic thermo­ SAVE ON ALL OTHER the most powerful nation in the 0(K) this year to have the New York >•< New Hampshire Unisonic 5” DIag. Portabft ACfDC TV YOUR OONNA SUMMER LP'S KENNY ROGERS L P t latest brainstorm of the global he was rescued by a lucky chance Him hendle. 1200 watta of stat control. Durable FINAL COtT...... 19.70 Our government’s firm policy Now You See W lt|l Earphone For van, boat, petio or whereverl world, far from serving as a protec­ strategists in Washington. It is not a firm watch TV broadcasts across the -Democrats will send 19 drying power with 3 even-heat aluminized 4.6615.3316.9717.2717.76 4.66 EACH last June. against ransom negotiations is a wise Rep. Danforth Quayle, R-lnd., is OperitM on AC, DC or Internal battery peck. Make laundry day easier. tive umbrella for our citizens, has country and keep an eye out for the M delegates to their cbnven- speeds, 3 heats. *3005 ateel Interior. *5230 * tu o M i far Maes. IFSeOAL OTIS HISS ItSS 12SS IMS LRGTSS role these Americans volunteered to More recently, I succeeded In ob­ way of discouraging international aiming for Democrat Birch Bayh’s AC and cigarette lighter edeptera Included. made them peculiarly vulnerable to play. agency’s commercials. ' tion. But there is a dispute taining the ransomed liberation of blackmail. But surely it’s not too Senate seat this year, so his cam­ on how the delegates will the intrigues of desperate Footnote: Anyone who is aware of Having failed US protect our people Richard Starr, a 32-year-old Peace much to ask that our bureaucrats paign committee recently filmed -.by divided up. revolutionaries, who sea a chance to government extravagance should SENIQR CITIZENS’ DAYS overseas, the least the government Corps botanist, after six months of provide what sympathy and support footage of the candidate supposedly State law requires all the use U.S. wealth and power for their can do is offer some token that the write to Jack Anderson’s Watch on EVERY TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY MANCHESTER VERNON difficult negotiations with the Colom­ they can to the anxious families of hard at work on Capitol Hill. A delegates proportionally on TM-cmrsHimiscEinoi own political goals. loyalty and dedication shown by our bian terrorists who had held him cap­ Waste, P.O. Box 23(X), Washington, the outcome of the vote. 114ST0tUNDTUimnKE every American hostage. camera crew shot Quayle entering D.C. 2(»13. t0% OFF sm . The U.S. Embassy seizure in hostages in an impossible situation is tive for three years in the Andean %ut the state Democratic E ie M ftteUsbuee predueta and Hwiw Mtudy on uM. The most worthwhile step the and leaving the hearing room of the STORE HOURS; DAILY AND SATURDAY, 10 AM to 9 PM eSUNDAY, 12 NOON to 5 PM sPRICES EFFECTIVE THRU WEDNESDAY Tehran, and the humiliating spec­ appreciated by the American public. wilderness. “jjarty plans to award only DISCOUNT IN EFFECT EVERYDAY ON RRESCRIFTIONS ’‘.13 delegates that way. 6 - EVENING HERALD. Mon,. Feb, g . 1980 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Feb. 25,19W - 7 Loeb Continues Political Attacks MHS Students Join Educators Mull PRIDES CROSSING, Mass. (DPI) presidential race every four years, Edmund Brown Jr„ is “The Flake.” As a host at lunch one day last New York Times to task for burying — Every four years as the New Loeb and his 65,000 circulation Union But if Loeb is for you, he loves you. week, he was as gracious as his Reagan’s win in the Arka)Asas (Model United Nations Building Plans Hampshire primary nears publisher Leader has a powerful influence on Ronald Reagan is his man and gets editorials are vitriolic. caucuses on an inside page, then put­ MANCHESTER-Students from Missions of the countries they had William Loeb sits at his perch New Hampshire’s 380,000 voters. banner play in news stories and He said there hasn’t been a great ting George Bush’s win in the Puerto m-i •Manchester High School with Eigin selected, being briefed by the U.N. overlooking the sea and slams opt In front-page editorials he writes editorials. One commentary (not by president since Theodore Roosevelt, Rico primary as the lead story oh the tiiii Zatursky as fapuity adviser wiii be among diplomats on the three key issues to be BOLTON-Board of Education members discussed and signs himself, Loeb daily venomous editorials that make Loeb) carried the streamer, “(Jod who Incidently was LOeb’s godfather. front page. ‘ the 300 students from 22 high schools par- discussed: refugee question, national future building plans at a recent meeting. castigates candidates in language politicians laugh, cry, curse or cheer. Has Chosen Reagan To Lead Us.” (Loeb’s father was TR’s secretary.) He called it “refined sabotage.” "ticipating in the 31st Model United liberation movements and third world Joseph Haloburdo, chairman, requested the discussion seldom seen In newspapers these Since 1946 the 74-year-old Loeb has Loeb acknowl^ges being “frank Herbert Hoover wasn’t bad, but was Loeb shrugs off criticism. Last Nations, sponsored annually by the World resources. so a decision could be made relative to the future use of been the ultraconservative editor and days. Over the years, many can­ and blunt,” and said, "I come right a victim of his time. summer when he ran a series of ar­ The program is open, without charge, to school buildings. didates have felt his wrath. ; IK Affairs Center of Greater Hartford, publisher of the Manchester, N.H., out and if I think someone is a son of His philosophy is that all is fair in ticles accusing Rep. Philip Crane of so The two-day event, Friday, Feb. 29 and the public; it will run from 1 p.tn. on Feb. For some time the Board of Selectmen had asked if Union Leader, the only statewide Gerald Ford was "Jerry the Jerk.” a bitch, I say so." talking about politicians. being a heavy drinker and 29 to 9 p.m. On Saturday, it will convene at Bolton Center School would be turned over to the town for Nelson Rockefeller was the tS a tu rd a y , March 1, will take place in newspaper in the state that He also said: “I don’t really know “I’m sick of this angle that Bill womanizer, the 400-member New '"' Greer Auditorium of the University of 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. its use in light of declining school enrollment. "wifeswapper” after his divorce and traditionally has held the nation's that there’s anything that too strong Loeb is so rough on people that it Hampshire House of Representatives “‘••'Hartford, 200 Bloomfield Ave., West Hart- Special guest for both days’ events will The discussion included the possibility of turning over remarriage. Sen. Edmund Muskie first primary. that you can say about politicians.” keeps good people from running for p ass^ a resolution condemning him. .mlford. Assisting with the program is the be the Honorable B. A. Adeyemi, minister some part of Bolton Center School to the town at some was "Moscow Muskie.” Harry A torpedo-shaped man with a Loeb, and his wife, the former office,” he said. “Anybody that's “That was a joke,” Loeb said. "My .I.ToIitical Science Department of the at the Nigerian Mission to the U.N. tiem in the future, planning for the future, giving answers fondness for guns and large dogs, Truman was the “Little dictator.” Nacky Scripps of the Scripps going to be so upset over what a reaction was nothing but contempt.” ' ‘-University of Hartford under the chair- He will speak to the entire group with about the future use of school buildings to the town and Loeb is known as the most powerful, Richard Nixon was “Keyhole Dick.” newspaper family, live on a 70-acre newspaper is going to think about Did he ever write anything he later ■"•'manship of Dr. Peter K. Breit and the the public invited to attend at Uie Feb. 29 getting an answer to the question of the needs of the town influential, feared, hated and Dwight Eisenhower was “ Dopey estate in a millionaire’s town on them shouldn’t be in politics.” regretted? < Political Science Club, whose president is evening session, beginning at 7:45 p.m., in relative to possible space in the school building. meanest man in New Hampshire. Dwight." Boston’s North Shore. He only visits Loeb contends he gives all “I don’t think so offhand. I may '"■David Guay. the Greer Auditorium. His topic will be School board members expressed an interest in joint That's something for a man who It's the same this year. President his newspaper about once a month, politicians a fair shake in the news have been wrong, but at the time I I Manchester students will represent “Nigeria’s Role in Africa and with the discussions concerning long term planning. neither lives nor votes in the state. Carter's nickname is “Stupid,” Sen. but he writes all his own editorials at columns, and said the nation’s big thought I was right. I don’t really '“ "Bulgaria, Finland, and South Africa and Western World in the 1980s’’. In other business, the board accepted the resignation of And just as the primary has a dis­ Edward Kennedy is “The Coward” W illiain Loeb Prides Crossing and telephones them newspapers also are prejudiced but know that there’s anything that’»too "■"Will be prepared to debate more than 80 For further information, contact the Thomas Dzicek, project explore teacher and appointed proportionate infiuence on the because of Chappaquiddick and Gov. to Manchester. are more subtle about it. He took the strong to say about politicians.” , resolutions already submitted to this World Affairs Center, 1380 Asylum Ave., Leonard Giglio to ttie Rockville Regional Vocational Model U.N. In preparation the students Hartford, CT 06105. Agriculture Consulting Committee. spent a day in New York at the U.N. Aide to Bush Andover Board To Meet Mandated Fund Aired ANDOVER—The Board of Education will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Andover Elementary School Denies Claim conference room. The board will have an executive ses­ NASHUA. N.H. (UPl) —The four Republican presiden­ sion to discuss personnel matters and will continue to Bolton Selectmen review, discuss and act on the 1980-1981 budget. 2 tial underdogs who say George Bush kept them out of a GOP frontrunners debate "aren’t telling the truth.” ac­ r : By DONNA HOLLAND when the time comes to spend the Laser Demonstration cording to Bush’s New Hampshire campaign manager. Herald Correspondent money.” And the executive editor of the newspaper which spon­ » BOLTON—The Board of Selectmen dis- John Carey, selectman, said, “When the Educational zap from neon laser is harmlessly deflected by mirrors Sharing Night Scheduled sored the debate says the complaints of Bush’s rivals ■^ssed the mandatory contribution to the mandated one mill was $25,000 that was towards ceiling of the Detroit, Mich., Science Center by Grade 6 stu­ MANCHESTER — The Caesarean Support Committee of amount to "cheap theatrics." The editor says Bush had Z bpital reserve fund at its meeting last one thing, but if you leave the ordinance in dent Terri Belville. This demonstration by museum staffer Joseph Erb the Family Oriented (Tiildbirth Information Society will nothing to do with the debate’s format. □Yeek. force and the value of one mill goes to Howard Baker. Philip Crane, Robert Dole and John Currently a town ordinance mandates $60,000 that’s a lot of revenue,” is just one of several performed daily for school groups which also tour sponsor a Caesarean Sharing Night program on Anderson showed up for, but were excluded from par­ !!3n amount equal to one mill be set aside Carey said, “There should be a reserve an extensive collection of “hands-on” exhibits illustrating scientific liiursday, March 6 at 8 p.m. in Conference Room C at fund but the one mill to go into it should Manchester Memorial Hospital. The program is open to 5 ticipating in, a debate Saturday night between Bush and a& ch year in the reserve fund. principles from the physical and natural sciences. 'The center, open to not be mandated.” the public and will provide Caesarean parents with the Ronald Reagan at a high school in Nashua. “ Often in the past the money in the fund the public daily, also houses a unique 360-degree dome-shaped theater Later, outside the auditorium, the four underdogs Douglas Cheney, selectman said, “I opportunity to share their experiences, thoughts and con­ g ra s not designated for a specific purpose with Ominax projection. (UPI photo) explained that Reagan had invited them and Bush had •«nd nfany pwple termed it a “Slush favor the mandatory contribution,” cerns. kept them out. \ SLind.’,’- Carl Preuss, selectman, said, “I’m in 'hie excluded RepuTOcan candidates kept up their at­ aZ This year money in the fund was favor of the fund if it’s put toward a tack Sunday. Baker on a national television. Dole at a S e sig n a t^ for a fire truck and a town specific project but it’s a waste of money news conference in the state's largest city. 2 ^ c k . if there isn’t a specific project." But Bush’s New Hampshire cam pai^ manager, •Z The ^ r d of Finance had asked the Pruess suggested setting aside $60,000 former (3ov. Hugh Gregg, said their complaints were just !3electm(en to reconsider the mandatory each year to fund the board’s recently ap­ desperate attempts to salvage votes in New Hampshire's gontribiition in light of the revaluation, proved five-year plan. ‘W K UMMNG EVERYWHEK YO OR nSIS. Tuesday primary. g The finance board said, “Under the new Aloysius Aheam, selectman, said, “The "These guys aren't telling the truth," Gregg told UPI •wissessment a contribution of one mill will amount put away will be increased Sunday. S ie a much higher percentage of the because of revaluation. The town will Gregg was more specific on Baker’s appearance on giverall bpdget than the one mill under the have a need for the money over the next NBC’s "Meet the Press." g id assessment." five years.” JUSTBYRECYaiKYHESE "He was lying through his teeth,” Gregg said. ■“ First ^lectm an Henry Ryba said, “I’d Ahearn suggested the selectmen disquss bregg said Reagan tried to "weasel out” of the debate 3 ik e to maintain the reserve fund but the the matter with members of the Finance Saturday afternoon, but changed his mind when he found Ztnoney should be designated for various Board to get their opinions. TRANSMBSION YOWBt SIEPS WEYE BEEN UU out Bush would show anyway. g:apitai outlays.” The selectmen plan to discuss the Gregg said Reagan then invited the four GOP under­ g Ryba said, “If the money is put away, it matter with the finance board members dogs to the debate. S rill be a cushion that could ease the pain during budget preparations. “He tried to sandbag us." 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GOP presidential candidate Ronald Reagan and wife Nancy, rear, Sen. Howard Baker shakes hands with residents of Bedford, N.H., as Dolton Gets Increase Anderson Seeks say goodbye to the parishioners and the Rev. James Scotland after he leaves Bedford Town Hall after appearing on “Meet The Press,” F attending services at the Bedford, N.H., Presbyterian Church, Sunday. Sunday. Sen. Baker, with his wife Joy beside him, was campaigning iji Another Chance Reagan was in the state campaigning for New Hampshire’s first-in-the the Granite State for first-in-the nation presidential primary Tuesday. In Grants From State nation presidential primary Tuesday. (UPI photo) ^ (UPI photo) BOLTON — Bolton will receive a $^,374 Bolton will get $69,296 for special educa­ ^ increase in state aid to municipalities next tion, down slightly from the $70,572 it MANCHESTER, N.H. (UPI) — John Anderson figures „year if estimated figures in the proposed received this year. George Bush’s arrogance is at fault for keeping him and ^ ta te budget for 1980-1981 remain un- School transportation money from the the three other Republican presidential candidates from Tchanged. state will be about the same. Bolton will debating this weekend. £ This year Bolton received $499,734 in get.$32,828 next year, this year the town So, Anderson wants another chance for the underdogs state aid, estimated figures for next year received $32,206. to present their views before the Massachusetts primary show Bolton will receive $553,108. Other state estimates for next year next week. State Rep. Aloysius Ahearn released the following by the amount the town received At an airport news conference Sunday night, Anderson figures! Friday. this year are: manufacturer’s inventory, called on the Boston Globe to sponsor a debate for all the The estimated figures show Bolton will $426, $426; mercantile inventory, $3,447, GOP Cc.ididates before March 4. The Illinois con- receive $62,285 for town aid to roads. This $3,064. greS'-oan said he had wired the Globe asking that a Feb. ^ e a r Bolton received $61,000. Also state property, $2,000, $2,000; 18 debati that had been canceled be resurrected. . For education equalization.funds Bolton property tax relief, $7,338, $7,338; urban Globe spokesmen said they knew of no plans to jurill get $372,271. This year Bolton problems, $3,217, $3,217. reschedule the debate. "•■received $319,911. Anderson, still upset about former CIA director George Bush’s actions during his debate in Nashua Saturday night with Ronald Reagan, continued to accuse Bush of keeping him and three other Republican underdogs off S)onated Land Parcel the podium. Reagan had bankrolled what was supposed to be a one- onone debate with Bush, but at the last minute invited |To Be Sold by Town Howard Baker, Philip Crane, Robert Dole, and Anderson. The newspaper sponsoring the event refused to let the g BOLTON—A 22-acre parcel of land wetland and flood zone classification and others participate and Bush said he was just going along ;iven to the town will be offered for sale is mostly wooded.” with the paper’s decision. 30 the abutting property owners. Hutchinson said, “I believe one house But Anderson said Bush had twice refused to even talk S; The land, located in the rear of and sur­ could be built on a rear lot if a 50-foot right to the four GOP underdogs. "I think that was the least he ro u n d ed by Tumblebrook Road, School of way from Hebron Road was utilized.” could do. " Anderson said. He called the Bush campaign’s H^Road and Hebron Road, was given to the He said, “I believe the property owners defense of its decision a "petulant response, reminiscent -town by Ludis Upenieks. abutting the land should be given the first of what a spoiled child would say." Last year a resident offered to but the opportunity to buy portions of the land for parcel from the town. possible septic system expansion.” An investigation by the Board of Select- The Planning Commission and Conser­ Dole Says Bush Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., appearing with Jackie Kennedy ment determined that it’s alright to sell vation Commission were in agreement. New Hampshire Governor Hugh Gallon, right, whispers to a smiling ithe land but many felt it should first be Onassis before 7(K) Greek-American supporters in Queens, attacked The selectmen plan to write to the abut­ Vice President Walter Mondale prior to a Carter-Mondale reception at 'offered to the abutting property owners. ting property owners to see if they are in­ Must Come Down President Carter Sunday for selling arms to Turkey and distributed a the Salem, N.H.n Inn, Sunday. Mondale was in New Hampshire ^ Calvin Hutchinson, assessor, said, “The terested in purchasing portions of the land letter he wrote to the president calling for wage and price controls. campaigning for President Carter for the first-in-the-nation primary present market value of the land is and will arrange a meeting with them to MANCHESTER, N.H. (UPI) — Sen. Robert Dole says Here, he chats with Mrs. Onassis at the event. (UPI photo) (UPI photo) $27,900.” He said, "Much of the land is in further discuss the matter. Republican presidential frontrunner George Bush should "come down off that pedestal he's on" if he hopes to gain the Kansas senator's support in the future. FULL FINANCINQ AVAILABLE —Water Pollution Board At a news conference Sunday, Dole accused Bush of not First Lady Ends Swing agreeing to allow four other GOP presidential candidates WANTED to join in a debate Saturday night at Nashua High School. BOSTON (UPI) - First Lady creased funds to education. Kennedy announced he would jiSchedules First Meeting These steel steps are just one way price of electricity has risen about Bush said Sunday he had no control over the format. Rosalynn Carter wrapped up a two- “He has appointed more blacks to J BOLTON - The Water Pollution Control The debate, sponsored by the Nashua Telegraph, was day campaign swing through New top positions in government then all e s ^ r ti^ by Mayor Kevin H. White ^ HOMEOWNERS ^ residents will enable the committee to we foun(d to trim our operating expenses. 25 percent in the last five years while the ; study Committee will hold its first public originally set up between Bush and Ronald Reagan. England, wooing black voters and past presidents combined,” she said. Massachusetts House Speaker better address the town’s water quality UUL l»V M Y Wni 33 YEMS OF CKM ITY KU IN meeting Thursday, at 8 p.m. at the Com- By reclaiming, refurbishing and recycling cost of living has gone up some But only hours before the event, Reagan invited trying to exploit one of Sen. Edward Her comments were greeted with a Thomas W. McGee, who last week needs. PlOVn PROMKT. KD S 10 NOKONIDS FOR m POX munity Hall. Howard Baker, Philip Crane, John Anderson and Dole to M. Kennedy’s political problems in standing ovation. endorsed Carter. The committee consists of members of our old steps, we’ve been able to save 47 percent.) OF DiSFUY m PEISOM L E M R S Q O T OF I K U N The meeting will be to discuss the Water participate. The Telegraph vetoed the move. Bush went his home state. Many Massachusetts blacks have WhUe supports neither Kennedy various town boards, town officials and Pollution Control Study program. The over $77,000. But, being consumers as well as along with the Telegraph decision. Mrs. Carter told a predominantly been unhappy with Kennedy since he Cajter, desp te the fact most eon, DOGY UVNO THERMAL-RAP M S IU T K M the public. • major goal of the program is to maintain Neverthelss, Dole and the other candidates marched black audience at the Union United supported the successful candidacy “ther Massachusette ^Utic ans Irave For more information call Jeff Rabkin At Northeast Utilities, we’re producers means inflation is taking its toll WITH SO U D VMYL SIDING NOK NIL K ” 1 or iihprove the town’s surface and subsur- onto the stage just before the debate. Later, while Bush Methodist Church in the city’s of Democratic colleague Paul E. chosen sides. If he planned to at 522-2217, 3Q1CTD lY M HaH, SVMIONONG MUS M l face water quality. cutting costs everywhere we can. on us, too. Material costs more, labor costs and Reagan took each other on, the four Republican un­ Roxbury section Saturday Carter has Tsongas over Republican incumbent endorse a candidate before the White The meeting will cover potential water derdogs stood outside the auditorium and accused Bush been sympathetic to black issues. Sen. Edward W. Brooke, R-Mass., in state’s ” March 4 primary, WTMNZD COMFMY TOnORY. NOIKONIIII TROT System-wide conservation efforts have more, and the oil we need to produce ■■■■■quality problems resulting from residen- Worked for Bush of keeping them out of the debate. The president, she said, has ap­ 1978. answered, “I doubt It.” D na KTO COIVUtE FROCRM NIL KCOK K TO enabled us to reduce energy use in our electricity is costing more than ever. Dole said they were offered "two minutes to grovel Earlier Mrs. Carter took a walking Many of the people in the crowd at • - '• tial land use. pointed 30 black judges since taking A map of water quality “areas of con- MANCHESTER — Greg LaBonne, son after everyone went home " and treated as "second class office in 1976, instituted a com­ tour of Quincy Market and Faneiiil Faneuil Hall were eager to see the NO U lO R of Mr. and Mrs. George T. LaBonne Jr., a buildings and field operations by over At Northeast Utilities we are ■* ;* ;c e rn ” is on display at Bentley Memorial Republicans." prehensive urban policy, and in­ Hall, where three months ago first lady even though they didn’t MONEY AND junior at Manchester High School, spent fighting inflation and trying hard to keep agree with her politics. DOWN materials Library. 8 percent. We’ve saved gasoline by The final product of the program will be the George Washington weekend in New converting to smaller cars and trucks and our costs down. Because we want ■u! a proposed Water Pollution Control Plan Hampshire working at the Bush for Presi­ WATCH FOR OUR AD EVERY RIONDAY which will identify and evaluate various dent campaign headquarters. While in instituting a company van pooling everyone to have safe, reliable, Kennedy Looks to Future OFF New Hampshire, he met Ted and Joan IN THE MANCHESTER HERALD NO PAYMENT UNTIL MAY ; c ; forms of water pollution in Bolton and pre- program. And we found ways to affordable energy in the years NEW YORK (UPI) — One need is for future primaries and not meant behind President Carter — this pre- 0 QSOFFALL ■";sent recommendations for their correc- Kennedy at the Kennedy campaign only consult Sen. Edward M. New Hampshire fundraising will at NO 8ALV8MAN COMMiSSliONS headquarters. increase our productivity through to come. to cover existing debts. REMAININB DEAL DIRECT tion. Kennedy's schedule today to see that The Kennedy campaign in New least keep him going. m I The plan is being developed with the programs that allow us to serve more he envisions a future for his cam­ Hampshire will spend near the $300,- Of course, Kennedy says specula­ WINTiRRRERCHANDISE Farmington 5’.’I assistance of the staff of the Capitol Reception for Fahey paign, no matter what the outcome of (X)0 limit. tion about what he plans to do is ■ ■ ; Region Coiincil of Governments. It is people than ever—with fewer employees. NORTHEAST UTILITIES SPRINO FASHIONS ARRIVINO DAILYI QiNIENERAL CONTRATORt EAST HARTFORD — A reception in Tuesay’s vote in New Hampshire. He can be expected to be somewhat useless. being funded 75 percent by the United PHONE-LOCALLY 681-1120 honor of Sen. Marcella C. Fahey will be Doing e\’erything in our power to keep costs down. On the last day before the New more frugal in his home state, which He insists, as he said last week, All in an effort to provide you with COLLECT— 203-S8S-1120 5"'.; States Environmental Protection Agency held Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Hampshire vote, Kennedy was spen­ holds a primary one week after New “I’m in it for the duration.” The Connecltcul Ltghi arxj Power Gompany/The Hartford Electrc Light Company ; j ' 208, and 25 percent by the town. Marco Polo Restaurant, Burnside Avenue. reliable service, while still keeping Western Mas-sachusetls Gieclnc Company Holyoke Water Power Company ding most of it in Massachusetts — On Sunday, the Massachusett’s Hampshire. •FREE ESTIMATES* 'lite study committee hopes to receive Tickets may be purchased from Frank Northeast Utilities Ser^oce^gmpany/Northeast Nuclear Energy Company raising money. Should Kennedy do as poorly as the Democrat raised about $40,000 in electricity the excellent value it is. (The k.- considerable input from town residents. FitzGerald, 528-7855; Pauline Larson, 527- Kennedy’s aides insist this money polls show — one has him 25 points New York City. WED. TIL 9:00 P.M. 742-7494 PULL HHAHCma AVAILARIJ ST^ The ideas and comments provided by local 1000; or Joseph Egar, 568-8354. a=i 8 - EVENING HERALD. Mod.. Feb. »■ 1960 Legion To Mark Anniversary MACC News

The Dllworth-Comell-Quey Post of the American Legion in Manchester Clowning Service Highlights Annual Meeting wiii mark its 56th anniversary with a dinner-dance on March 15 at the post By NANCY CARR tinue to spend long and un­ her fellow clowns, Marsha Deadline March 1. 872-3438 for further infor­ home, American Legion Drive. Notices employees and to 'frinity DELIVERED two twin Executive Director paid hours serving and Zanbbergen, Alixis Titor, Calling all quilt owners Pioneer Girls, a program mation. Covenant Church who had Clarence "Skip" Mikoleit, a past beds, Mrs. Walden (for caring for others during Cheri Santoro, Susie San­ to participate in the Second for 5th and 6th grade girls March 7 — World Day of a special collection of food commander, w ill serve as general The highlight of our an­ both her washer and her toro, Linda Julian! or most Festival of Quilts April 12 which includes crafts, Prayer, South United items suitable for the patience), and chairman of the annual event nual meeting this year was the coming year, for us all, at South Church, all sports, singing, games and Methodist. Theme: elderly. organized by the Past Commanders’ the (Tiristian Clowning Ser- I pray that we have the sincere thanks for an To Mrs. Madden for proceeds to go to the Bible study, will be Responsible Freedom; To the following persons Association. Mikoleit has appointed vice. Yes, Christian wisdom and understanding evening we will long donations to the Clothing MACC Human Needs meeting on Wednesday Ernest Linders, a past commander, CLOWNING Service, And to ask God for the blessing remember after the annual Thanks Yous for donations to the Fur­ Bank and to Steve Hirth Fund. Call Dorothy evenings from 6; 30 to 8:30 as ticket chairman. Linders is ser­ if you haven’t had an op­ and privilege of being His reports have long since To Cheney Brothers who niture Bank: Virginia and his friends who had a been relegated to the back Crocker 649-5512 for p.m. at Trinity Covenant ving the association as portunity to share in such a fools. conducted a food collection Ryan (TV), Mr. and Mrs. party and raised $70 for the of our file cabinets. further information. Church. Call Gail Johnson secretary/treasurer for his third con­ worship experience, seize And to Shirley Stager and for the Pantrv among their Blackw ell (donated and Fuel Bank. secutive term. the next chance with Other committee members are alacrity. Much of the ser­ David Morsey, speaker vice as developed by ALL FOOD MARTS STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. T n7 hestS h™ p°u arrangements; Harold Pohl, John Shirley Stager, surely one Mayne and David Morsey, food; of Manchester's most Fran Leary, A1 Frederick, and talented citizens, is George Atkins, decorations; and presented in itiime, all of it Always More For Less At Food Mart! Clarence Mikoleit with standard clown Henry Wierzbicki, publicity. Mikoleit * PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24THROUGH SATURDAY, MARCH 1. will also be responsible for dis­ characters in bright ning at 7, with dinner at 7;30, are $7 per person and are available WALDBAUM’S tinguished guest introductions. followed by a short speaking from any past commander or at the ’ ’’ ' arresting costumes and Waldbaum's N. Y. Style Deli! There will be a social hour begin- program and dancing at 9. Tickets post lounge. The public is invited...... props. Suddenly Christian FOOD CLUB DEL M ONTE Students in the Manchester Community March 5 at the Manchester Country Club. messages are fresh, exciting, and somehow set Planning the seven-course dinner are, from College’s Hotel and Food Service Manage­ Births. in bold type once again. Food Mart MUSHROOMS PEAS ment Program -and members of the MCC left,Jerry Hall, Deryck Ramdeen, Jerry Why clowning! Shirley STEMS ft PIECES Chapter of Future Innkeepers of America Salsbury and Joe Downs. (Herald photo by Derench, Brianne Lyn, and a sister, Caron Ann, 12. are Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Christopher, son of can do a much better job of 4 OUNCE CAN 17 OZ. CAN will prepare and serve a special dinner Adamson) daughter of Joseph M. and Crawford of Endicott, N.Y. Wayne A. and Margaret explaining symbols and the Kathy Goff Derench of Bruckner, Erirka daughter of Anthony Her maternal great­ Bell Huot of 498 ^Iton psychological intricacies Eilington. She was born Lynn, THE "PICKY, PICKY, PICKY- C. and Linda Nelson grandmother is Frances Road, Vernon. He was born of identification than I, but 2 Feb, 8 at Rockville FRESH PROdUCE EXPERTS! Bruckner of 71 Birch St.,, Pettinato of Old Forge, Pa. Feb. 14 at Manchester clearly in this remarkable VIRGINIA STYLE General Hospital. Her MCC Students Offering Manchester. She was born Her paternal great­ Memorial Hospital. His service we are able, COOKED HAM T rder° lr‘2.69 maternal grandparents are CH(X;OLATE SANDWICH CREMES SILVERFLOSS Feb. 10 at Manchester grandmother is Mildred maternal grandparents are through the great gift of NEW YORK SHARP Mr. and Mrs. John Goff of Crawford of Endicott, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs, Michael Bell laughter, to see our Oreo Cookies 15 OZ PKG 89* Sauerkraut ztc 2 FOR *1 . Enfield. Her paternal Memorial Hospital. Her CHEDDAR CHEESE lb ‘2.69 maternal grandparents are She has a sister, Kendyle of South Windsor. His failures and weaknesses 4 VARIETIES FRANCO AMERICAN Gourmet Dining March 5 grandparents are Mr. and Caroline,2Vi paternal grandparents are and foolishness with more LORRAINE LOW CAL Judith V. Nelson and Neal Ragu Cooking Sauce ’Sa°r 79* Beef Gravy 14^ 3 FOR 89* Mrs. Joseph Derench of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huot sympathy and understan­ SWISS CHEESE LB ‘2.99 Glastonbury. She has a G. Nelson, both of FOOD CLUB The Manchester Community Gourmet Tradition will be: Bisque de Manchester. Her paternal Wilbur, Kristina of Wapping. He has a ding than is usually 6OZ DELICIOUSLY SMOKED WHOLE OR HALF College Student Athletic Club will program. Reservations are limited, sister, Julie Marie. CAN 65* Muellers nom'i'es 16 OZ PKG 69* Homard (Lobster Bisque) Sole grandparents are Audrey Marie, daughter of brother, Jeremie Steven, available to us. Select Pitteid Olives LARGE WHITE FISHLB ‘1.49 and anyone interested should call the AUNT JEMIMA ORIGINAL 5 present the third in a series of special Farces Mornay en Coquille (Stuffed Michael G. and Cheryl IVi. At the close of the ser­ MCC Athletic Office, 646-49(X), exten­ Burherst of Baltimore, 2 LB ROTHMUND SUGAR FREE dinners on Wednesday. March 5. at Sole with Mornay Sauce served in an Covensky Wilbur of 68 vice, one of our delightful sn ks PKG Pancake Mix 79* sion 245 or 255, prior to Friday. Young, Matthew MD., and Tadeusz SWEET IMPORTED Purina Bonz T° M.19 SKINLESS FRANKS LB ‘1.59 the Manchester Country Club. Dinner Oyster Shell) Le Sorbet a L ’Anisette Grand Ave., Rockville. She young clowns skated (yes This promises to be the best yet in Jotie|>h,son of Gerald S. Bruckner of Vernon. Her THOMPSON SEEDLESS GRAPES l b 99‘ will be served beginning at 7 p.m. (Sherbet with anisette) Le Poussin a, was born Feb. 13 at skated, roller skated) up to FIRST OF THE SEASON what we hope is an annual series of and Kathleen O’Connell great-grandmothers are Ivaldi, Daniel Francis, 8TAIII and the bar will be open for cocktails la Glace Piemontaise (Boneless Manchester Memorial place in my arms a large SWEET CANTALOUPES LARGE 36 SIZE E* 99‘ fine dinners, said Pat Mistretta MCC Young of 1136 Main St., Catherine Valentine of son of Albert G. and Debra Ken'L Ration Franco American from 6 to 7 p.m. The dinner is open to breast of chicken stuffed with fine Hospital. Her maternal red satin heart filled with mn director fo Athletics. We should raise South Windsor. He was East Windsor, Hilding LB the public on a first-come, first- herb rice); Escalopes de Veau a la grandparents aie Lucille A. Chouinard Ivaldi of the prayers of those who SWEET JUICY NECTARINES size 89‘ a little money for the Student born Feb. 10 at Mancester Nelson of Holland, Mass., CALIFORNIA SWEET ■ xpre serv^ basis, and reservations close Francais Petits Pois a La Bonne- Covensky of Rockville and Hendee Road, Andover. He were present. May I share Dog Food Athletic Club, but it really is an op­ Memorial Hospital. His and Helen O ffinger of was born Feb. 15 at NAVEL SEEDLESS ORANGES tJsul 7 for‘1. Spaghetti O's on Friday. femme, Garrottes Glacees (Scallops John Covensky of Berlin. with you some of those U S, E.XTRA FANCY WASHINGTON STATE portunity for our students to thank maternal grandfather is Milford. Manchester Memorial 93 OZ SIX PACK This year, the dinner is called of veal sauteed in lemon, white wine Her paternal grandparents prayers. GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES m,n 2 lbs89' UYa OZ. CAN the community in a special way for John O’Connell of Sunapee, FINEST QUALITY HAND SLICED Dining In The Gourmet Tradition. As are Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hospital. His maternal SWEET TENDER and butter, and served with French N.H. and Mrs. Helen Crawford, Karyn "Lord, may MACC find NOVA SCOTIA LOX ‘/ . l b ‘2.29 in the past, it will be prepared and supporting our many projects. grandparents are Mr. and CALIFORNIA CARROTS - lbpkg 3 for*1. Toast, buttered baby peas with bacon Tillson of Springfield, N.H. Lynn, daughter of Bruce Wilbur of Manchester. Her the many lonely needy peo­ FIWEST QUALITY HAND SLICED served by students in the MCC Hotel " it also gives the community a Mrs. Rene J. Chouinard of and onions, and glazed carrots); maternal great­ ple who are unloved and in ALASKAN LOX v. l b ‘2.19 chance to recognize the dedication His paternal grandparents and Carol Pettinato Craw­ Andover. His paternal FRESH SUGAR SNAP PEAS lb 89* and Food Service Management Salade de Caesar (Caesar Salad) and grandmother is Lucille need that have not yet been ROTHMUND SLICED TO ORDER and achievement of these students are Mr. and Mrs. Niles ford of 40 Jordt St., grandparents are Mr. and FRESH CRISP * 1 . 2 3 8 3 Program and members of the MCC Cerises Jubilee avec creme-glace O’Brien of Manchester. reached.” PASCAL CELERY LARGE BUNCH 59* GERMAN BOLOGNA lb‘ 1.89 who serve the College and the com­ Brook of Glastonbury. His Manchester. She was born Mrs. John Ivaldi of Bolton. B & G SWEET Chapter of Future Innkeepers of (Cherries Jubilee over ice cream). Her paternal great- "Open our hearts to each SWEET FLORIDA REGULAR BEEF & LIVER COLE SLAW (K MACARONI POTATO. GERMAN POTATO great grandparents are Feb. 12 at Manchester 5 LB munity in many different ways," His maternal great- 16 OZ JAR Aiherica. In the Gourmet tradition, it The donation is |20 per person and Joseph M. Laich of Port Memorial Hospital. Her grandparent is Verile other in His name." HONEYTANGERINES LARGE SIZE O FOR I . Ken L Ration CHUNKS RAG *1.89 Gherkin Pickles 89* SALAD SALE lb 49* Mistretta continued. "And of course grandparents are Mr. and KELLOGG'S will consist of seven courses, and five is t^x deductible. Checks should be Richey, Fla., Anna maternal grandparents are Wilbur of Old Town, “May unity be selected wines from different parts it allows all of us to get together to Mrs, David Chouinard, His FANCY RIPE TOMATOES 10 OZ PKG 5 9 * 20 OZ lb payable to the Manchester Communi­ Karkowski of East Hart­ Eleanor Pettinato of Maine, She has a brother, strengthened, the cold U S NO 1 Ouaker Life Cereal BOX *1.19 Graham Crackos 110ZBOX 79* CREAMY RICE PUDDING 89* of the world will be served ap­ share an evening of fine food and paternal great- LEAN DOMESTIC SLICED TO ORDER ty College Student Athletic Club. Any ford and Elizabeth Stewart Scranton, Pa., and Frank Michael Christoper, 5. warmed and the hungry fed YELLOW ONIONS slb bag 69* CONTADINA propriately during the dinner. wine. I’m looking forward to March grandparents are Mr. and COUNT COOKED ROAST BEEF lb ‘3.99 proceeds will benefit the Manchester of Wallingford. He has a Pettinato of Old Forge, Pa. through the m inistry of PKG bozCAN 4 fOR*1. The menu for Dining In The 5." Mrs. Battista Ivaldi. PLANT SPECIAL! S.O.S. Soap Pads .69* Tomato Paste WEAVER-WHITE MEAT Community College athletic brother, John Patrick, 11; Her paternal grandparents H u n t. B r y a n MACC." "May MACC bring a lit­ BEAUTIFUL GREEN AND CHICKEN ROLL ^OROER^° LB ‘2.29 VERIGATED SPIDER PLANTS .. rot 89* Pillsbury Plus ALL NATURAL tle sunshine and happiness 3 IVORY \ FOOD CLUB to all those they are in con­ DRIED FRUIT MIX LB ‘2.69 GENERIC POTTING SOIL 2olbb*g ‘ 1.29 CARANDO tact with.” LIQUID Cake Mixes SLICED TO F STEWED B.C. SALAMI ORDER LB‘2.99 EnQQQCCl "Dear God, may your ------Item of the Week! — YELLOW. DEVILS FOOD, Fifth Grader Wins Prize spirit live in the MACC DETERGENT or WHITE TOMATOES CARANOO volunteers to produce HOMLI FRUIT 5 f o r ♦ 1 . 20* OFF LABEL COOKED SALAMI ^OROER°lB*1 .99 22 OUNCE BOTTLE 180UNCEPKG 16 OZ CAN joyful service.” The Homli is a cross between the duncan grapefruit and the King orange a sKilltulty balanced hybrid citrus variety that blends "Lord, that your Spirit both grapefruit and orange taste to create a unique and In Elks Essay Contest will dwell in the hearts of delicious flavor. us all and guide us to do 3 Francine Cimino of Grade 5 in Public School system. A ll essays follows: your will and our work.” E Robertson School in Manchester has were to be 150 words or less on the ‘‘Our American Flag means The information been named first prize winner in the subject “ What the American Flag something special to me. It means ■ ' provided on the back of the FRESH DAIRY FOODS! Means to Me,” and were judged on Christian Clown Service 1980 Manchester Elks/Connecticut that I should have trust in my coun- ■ ■ U S D A CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF Elks Association Americanism neatness, originality, legibility and try. It means that I should have trust.. ■- program ended with this SEALTEST Florida Citrus Essay Contest conducted by the spelling. in God and loyalty to the people who :.. paragraph: COTTAGE BEEF FRESH FROZEN FOODS! Manchester Lodge of Elks, No. 1893. Due to a revision in the U. S. •lelped to keep us free. I should have ‘ Clowns have a way of ORANGE CHUCK STEAK Miss Cimino w ill receive a $100 U. S. CHEESE LONDON Savings Bond Program, the second pride in it and stand at attention"" bringing down to earth La'gevN Sm.)HCuid JUICE TROPICANA Savings Bond. and third prize winners will receive when we say the ‘‘Pledge of..n. anything that is high and Light n Livfiy '. GALLON CARTON BLADE CUT ONE POUND CUP Other winners are: Ashwani Dhar, $75 and $50 savings bonds, respec­ Allegience," at school or anyplace,- mighty. But not stopping BROIL ORANGE JUICE SHOULDER 16 OZ CAN Grade 8, Illing Junior High School, tively, instead of $50 and $25 savings else. there, they reverse the second prize, $75 U. S. Savings Bond; bonds as previously announced. "It means always do my best no"" process, and offer to lowly and Erin Sullivan, Grade 5, Bowers Miss Cim ino’s essay has been matter what I do. I should be proud ;"- things a dimension of iS B i L ? 1 . 1 0 School, third prize, $50 U. S. Savings forwarded by the Manchester Lodge when we study American History. It !-■ holiness. Perhaps the sym­ U SDS D A CHOICE BEEF BREYERS PLAIN YOGURT 3 2 0 Z c u p TOP FROST p f « .N D Bond. of Elks to compete in the Connecticut means that I should be proud of all ’ " bol bf the clown is a living SEMI BONELESS CHUCK STEAKlb‘ 1.79 2002 cot Honorable Mentions went to: Aija East District finals. Donald G. the men and women that helped our ■" example of what Paul ALL FLAVORS U S D A Choice Beef VEGETABLES CUTCORN PKG 59 r / i OZ COLONIAL / ------PLUME DEVEAU- Keiss, Grade 6, Robertson Schooi; McAuliffe, chairman of the Com­ country. meant when he wrote BORDEN’S FROSTY SHAKES CAN BONELESS CHICKEN-BEEF- 60Z. q Q O t Jessica Walters Carline Rossignol TURKEY PKQ O F O R O y Darlene E. Skiendzior and John Rogers, Grade 7, Bennet mittee on Americanism for the "It means that I should obey all the ■ about being “ fools for POLLYO FULLY COOKED VEAL VEAL POT PIES NEW e u io s Junior High School. Manchester Lodge, said that the Christ’s sake.” WHOLE MILK RICOTTA , CONTAINER SHOULDER RIB Skiendzior-Murawski rules in school and anyplace else '' ' Shoulder CHEESE PIZZA M.09 allers-Sanford Rossignol'Davis The contest, which was held during winners would receive their awards even if 1 don’t like them. Because- For all of you will con- TEMPTEE HAMS CHOPS CHOPS the month of January, was open to all at a Youth Activities Night at the WHIPPED CREAM CHEESE -zozeup WATER ADDED The engagement of Miss Carline The engagement of Miss Darlene when children continue to have trust, Roast p S b a g e l CHEESE ‘1.59 The engagement of Miss Jessica students from the fifth through the Elks Lodge slated for March. KRAR NATURAL .With Cnok'hq Timcn lb* 2 . 4 9 b» 2 . 7 9 Rossignol of Manchester to Warren Ellen Skiendzior of East Hartford to loyalty and faith in our flag, our SHANK BUTT LENDERS Walters of Manchester to Mark San­ eighth grades in the Manchester Miss Cimino’s essay reads as PORTION PORTION Davis of Colchester has been an­ John Thomas Murawski of Cromwell country will continue to be great.” . SWISS SLICES '^WRAPPED^ 007 PKG Breast of Veal lb‘ 1.39 PIZZA BAGEL WOfl^KS ‘1-79 ford, also of Manchester, has been Films on Birth BONELESS VEAL nounced by her parents, Mr. and has been announced by her parents, RICH’S announced by her parents, Mr. and MANCHESTER - The 64 OZ Shoulder Roast lb‘2.59 Mrs. Ivan Rossignol of 50 Pine St., Walter Skiendzior of East Hartford WEIGHT WATCHERS MILK CARTON LB. COFFEE RICH CONTAfNER 3 FOR ‘ 1. Mrs. Kenneth Walters of 19 Pearl St., llouseivife sells 89 99! Manchester. and Frances Skiendzor of South Family Oriented Child­ Extension Service Sets US DA CHOICE BEEF U SD A CHOICE BEEF Manchester. Windsor. ‘glass plate' birth Information Society C&F MOZZARELLA BALL eoz ball Gorton's (FOCIS) will have a film BONELESS BONELESS Mr. Davis is the son of Mr. and Mr, Murawski is the son of Mr. and for $40; north WALDBAUM'S f t Mr. Sanford is the son of Mr. and night on M arch 3 at BLADE LB Fish Sticks Fillets Mrs. Warren P. Davis of Colchester. Mrs. John Murawski of 308 School PINEAPPLE COTTAGE CHEESE CUP 69* CHUCK ROAST *1.99 CHUCK STEAK ♦2.19 vmth shrimpstuffing .Mrs. Robert Sanford of 80 Laurel St., Program on Nutrition $1,800 Manchester Memorial St,, Manchester. PARKAY SCHORR'S SOUR US DA CHOICE BEEF Manchester. Miss Rossignol graduated from Miss Skiendzior graduated from NILES. 111. —The story of Hospital at 8 in conference lb Perdue Fresh Perdue Fresh children ages 1-5. The Connecticut Cooperative TOP CHUCK STEAK ‘ 1.69 Bacon Academy School. She is South Windsor High School and from The Tolland County a small fortune, lost be­ rooms A and B. Films are MARGARINE GARLIC PICKLES HORMEL BONELESS V i * i l . 9 9 series will be heM on Mon­ Extension Service and will REGU UR ■ 1 LB. PKG BARREL CURED employed at McCauley Enterprises the University of Connecticut with a Cooperative Extension Ser­ cause a housewife had no entitled "Nan's Class,” CURE 81 HAMS ‘2.39 CHICKEN CHICKEN MORTON .Miss Walters graduated from vice will sponsor a series days. starting March 3, be conducted by Esther and “ Becoming." There is TABLE tr eat HONEY BUNS 9 OZ PKG 59* in East Hartford. degree in marketing. She is idea her glass plate was a QUART Manchester High School in 1979. She of programs on nutrition. from 7 to 9 p.m, at the Shoup, extension home collector's item, recently STEAK-UMM -.oz ‘2.49 BREAST LEGS TASTE 0 SEA employed as a marketing no admission charge and JAR OUR BEST The theme will be "Beyond extension building on economist. came to light. COD FILLETS 160Z PKG •1.69 is employed at CBT Operations Mr. Davis graduated from Bacon represenative for Tele-Processing the public is invited. Crackers and Juice” Route 30, Vernon. Parents wishing to at­ In a letter to J. R. Mac- BREADED VEAL PATTIES LB 89* MRS SMITH’S Center, in East Hartford, Academy High School and from Vernon Meeting ALL NATURAL HOT or SWEET S 4 2 B Corp. in Granby. It is also being sponsored Arthur. chairman of APPLE PIE 26 OZ PKG ‘ 1.39 Rhode Island Trade Shop. He is The programs are tend should pre-register by Mr, Murawski graduated from the Bradford Exchange, VERNON — The Recrea­ PERRI ITALIAN SAUSAGE lb‘ 1.79 B9° MATUWS specifically for parents ol by the University of calling the extension of­ VACUUM PACKED employed at Dworin Chevrolet in Manchester High School. He is ^CANNON morm CELJjO ‘1.19 2 world’s largest trading cen­ tion Subcommittee of the STUFFED CLAMS Mr. Sanford graduated from fice, 875-3331. There will be [CANN(JJv1 lb Seafood Specials East Hartford. employed as store manager of LUNDY SLICED BACON ‘1.19 WAKEFIELD Manchester High School in 1977. He a small charge for the food ter in collector’s plates, a Town Council will meet |monn(jKij.zjl COLONIAL WATER ADDED ‘3.89 The couple Is planning a June 28 Marshalls in Hamden. Madison. Wise., woman Feb. 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the 1.69 FRESH POLLOCK FILLETSlb‘ 1.29 SNOW CRAB eoz PKG Is employed by Manchester Bus Ser­ Scholarship Finalist to be served. SMOKED DAISY ROLL WAKEFIELD wedding at St. Bridget Church in The couple is planning an Oct. 11 wrote: "I had a Lalique community room of the TOWELS COLONIAL SKILLET. MEAT. GARLIC or GERMAN FRESH vice. (Burns Weber Photo) Participants will have a TOWELS KING CRAB eoz PKG ‘4.29 Manchester. (Gerrick photo) wedding. (Garson photo) 1965 plate . .. which I sold Vernon Police Station. ... AVAILABLE EACH WEEK SLICED BOLOGNA ,6oz ‘1.29 PAN READY HADDOCK lb‘ 1.59 Burton Rubin, son of Dr. chance to explore eating to a friend for $40. I had lWITH EVERY $3, PURCHASE ^tura COLONIAL EXTRA MILU Kelly A. Condon of 99 The committee will dis­ lb and Mrs. Martin L. Rubin habits and specific not heard of you at that Sun collocting your towels to- SKINLESS FRANKS lb ‘119 FRESH SOLE FILLETS ‘2.99 Taste O’ Sea Hartford Road, cuss the town's drinking dty’ Thick, Ihlriiy, colorful 1sl H a n d SLICED of 130 Kennedy Road, nutrients while learning time.” quality lowala from the mills ol ordinance as it pertains to LB cb Hebron Airman Is Promoted Manchester, is one of five Manchester, has been ways to help young The plate she sold is the nationally known Cannon towel GEM FRANKS ‘^^b^ee^ ‘1 29 CENTER CUTS of SALMON ‘3.79 Scallop Dinner plublic u b lic places.p it Company Choosa Irom Ihraa COUNTRY FINE SLICED CENTER CUTS OF named to the dean’s list for children to make smart actually valued at more baauiiful colors You can pur Craig L. Rhoads, son of son of Mr. and Mrs. Don operator career lield. finalists in the National boz ‘1.29 SWORDFISH lb ‘3.99 5 Navy Seaman Appren­ the first semester at The food choices. Recipes and For Volunteers chasa lhasa lowals at a raducaO CHEESE PIZZA - Joan Rhoads of Hebron and Winchell, 22 Alpine St., Merit Scholarship competi­ than $1,800, Although pnea with each 13 00 burchisa I ■ each COUNTRf FINECHEESE MEATN SERVE tice Marc E. Scavetta, son tion. He is a student at Newport College — Salve fact sheets will be for par­ MacArthur points out that Don’ti‘t m- ils - oul - Stan saving to- ^W/l3PuftCHAgp * 1 . 3 3 Phillip W. Rhoads of Manchester, is attending Coast Guard Seaman Ap­ M A N C H E S T E R - A day! FRENCH BREAD PIZZA ‘1.29 SAMBAND FISH CAKES lb 69* Southington, has been the Automotive Repair of Mr, and Mrs, Frank J. Loomis Chaffee School in Regina. ticipants only. this price is exceptionally workshop for volunteers V. prentice Cynthia A. Tracy, high, he said, "I'm afraid promoted in the U, S. Air Course at the U. S. Army Scavetta of 181 Wickham Windsor. will be conducted by the daughter of Thomas J, others may be losing hun­ 3ILU Force to the rank of air­ Ordnance and Chemical Drive, East Hartford, has Manchester Memorial jTl u " Tracy of 94 Cemetery completed recruit training dreds or thousands of dol­ 50 man first class. He is an Center and School, Aber­ Hospital Auxiliary on Road, Vernon, has at the Naval Training Watch Your lars by not knowing what 40* off 1” 15* off 1“ 15* off I” 15* off T -15* off 1" 15* off T" 10* off air traffic control radar deen Proving Ground, Md. reported for duty at the Wednesday, March 5, from Center, Orlando, Fla. their plates are worth.” ONA64 0Z CONTAINER 0 N A 3 2 0Z BOTTLE ON A 40 OUNCE PKG ON A 12 COUNT PKG ON A 2 LB CONTAINER ON ANY RANDOM WEIGHT PKG ON A 140 COUNT PKG repairman at Seymour A 1979 g ra d u a te of FLO'S CAKE To aid in identifying 9 a.m. to noon in the Coast Guard Air Station, A 1979 g raduate of IhromliiiK Inc. 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Donald E Winchell, tion is 99 percent Moslem. postcard will do. training in the computer MAIL OKDEES riLLKn program book photograph. 410 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. EVENING HERALb, Mon., Ftb. 25, 1980 - iT Jennie C. Holton John Nisbel Jr. VERNON - Jennie C. Holton, 81, Obituaries formerly of 48 Union St., Rockville, EAST HARTFORD - John (Scot­ Miss White died Sunday at a local convalescent ty) Nisbet Jr., 66, of 137 Lydall Road, home. died Sunday at the Manchester Charles Bagnall, Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ Will Retire Unheralded Amateurs No.l She was bom in Ellington and had team, and beat Jorma Valtonen at band of Marian (Gregory) Nisbet. LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI) ways, some to. the world of pro With the U.S. trailing 2-1, Phil Winter Games were held in the Insurance Agent lived in Rockville for many years. hockey and some back to a life of Verchota, Rob McClanahan and United States. 2:25 to tie the game. Then Johnson — She was a member of Union Mr. Nisbet was bom in Glasgow, - They weren’t supposed to ELLINGTON - Charles I. Scotland on March 11, 1913. He had In Schools - obscurity. But, regardless of where Johnson scored third-period goals to What began after the National the club’s leading scorer with 11 Congregational Church, a 60-year Bagnall, 55, of 65 Cider Mill Road, lived in Fall River, Mass, for 25 MANJHESTER- Martha White, get very far. They would try they go, there’s one thing that can’t rally the Americans from a 2-1 Sports Festival in Colorado Springs, points — took over, setting up Rob member of the Ellington Grange, an husband of Florence (Dwonkus) choral director and teacher with the very hard, but pitted against be taken away — the gold medal they deficit to victory. The comeback Colo., in early August ended Sunday McClanahan for the winning goal at officer of the state grange and a years before moving here in 1948. Bagnall, died Friday at St. Francis Before retiring in 1976, he was Manchester school system for 35 the world’s “amateurs”, they won with their miraculous 13-day marked the sixth time in seven tour­ with the best possible results —and 6:05 and scoring a shorthanded goal member of the National Grange. For journey through paradise. nament games that the U.S. had Coach Herb Brooks wanted his with 3:35 remaining. Hospital and Medical Center. many years she had been a soloist in employed as a maintenance welder years, is retiring. would get buried. Oh, they Mr. Bagnall operated the Bagnall Miss White, 51, said today the posi­ "We made the most of everything come from behind to win or tie. players to get the proper credit. Midway through the period, the Ellington and Thompsonville with FTatt & Whitney Aircraft Group could pull the odd upset and Insurance Agency for the last 30 of United Technolgies Con)., where tion of music director “Has been we had,” said goaltender Jim Craig, “ I know the guys can’t believe it. "You people are watching a group U.S. k ill^ off consecutive penalties years, was president of the Northern churches. eliminated under the current ad­ push the powers to the limit who allowed 15 goals in the They’ll probably wake up tomorrow of people that startled the athletic to Neal Broten and Christian, who She is survived by a sister, Mrs. he worked for 28 years. He was a Connecticut Independent Insurance ministration. With the elimination before succumbing, but there seven-game tournament. “These guys morning and they still won’t believe world, not the hockey world, the had eight assists in the tournament. Gertrude H. Patric of Ellington; Navy veteran of World War II and a Agents Association, a member of the veteran of the merchant marines. He comes the apparent fact that my was no way they could do play like 20-year veterans, they’re it,” added Johnson, the 1979 College athletic world,” Brooks said. “As During that time, Craig was sharp, three nieces and two nephews. Connecticut Independent Agents was a member of the Evergreen expertise and experience will no just great. But I wouldn’t want to go Player of the Year at Wisconsin who years go by, you’ll remember these kicking rebounds well out of reach of Private funeral services will be anything significant. Association, the Professional In­ longer be as effective or as valued as through this tournament again next led the Americans in scoring here. To people and whatever you chose to the Finnish players. held Tuesday at the Ladd Funeral Lodge of Masons No. 114 in South it has been in the past." week. It might have a different me, it’s just unbelievable,” write — not to be our cheerleaders — Since the Soviets entered Olympic surance Agents Association, the Life Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville, Windsor, and a member of St. Mark’s The United States Olympic hockey Miss White traced the change to result. 1 just thank God we won this After the game, the President, who these people are deserving of so play in 1956, they have managed to Underwriters Association, the En­ Burial will be at the convenience of Episcopal Church, Fall River, Mass. team, a group of 20 unheralded field Rotary Club, the Rockville Jacob Ludes III, who assumed the thing. had invited the entire team to much in view of their age and the win at least one medal in the seven the family. He is also survived by two amateurs with an average age of 22, Lodge of Elks, American Legion Post administrative helm of the high "If we play a seven-game series Washington to share “a couple of things that they had to accomplish in competitions. brothers, Robert Nisbet of Taunton, took the world by surprise in this tiny 62 of Ellington and the Rockville There are no calling hours. school in July 1978. Ludes said today with the Russians, we win one game. cases of coke” after the Soviet vic- a short peribd of time. "If you’re a When their game ended, the U.S. Mass, and William H. G. Nisbet of village and have shown us again that Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 241. Donations may be made to the "If we play Sweden a seven-game toFy, again phoned his con­ father, you kick your son in the butt a players threw their sticks into the American Cancer Society. East Hartford; and two nieces and he was surprised at Miss White’s predictions aren’t worth, well ... He was born in Portland, Maine, two nephews. comment. series, we win two or three. If we gratulations. Carter advised the lot. As a coach, you do the same. You stands and were mobbed by flag- "I didn’t think we'd ever be this Dec. 20, 1924, and attended the James V. Caruso Funeral services will be held James Kennedy, superintendent of play Finland, we probably beat them. athletes not to do too much know as a father or mother you have waving fans on the ice. Mike Ramsey close," said Mark Johnson, who set University of Wyoming and Colorado EAST HARTFORD - James V. Wednesday at St. Mark’s Episcopal schools, said today that Miss White That’s where we are in relation to the celebrating. to do it because you love your picked up one of the flags and waved up the tying goal and scored the Slate College. A resident of Ellington Camso, 66, of 60 Pheasant Lane, hus­ Church, Mason St., Fall River, Mass. had been a valued employee of the other teams. It was like the televi­ “We won't,” grinned team captain children, as I love this hockey team.” it wildly. As fans inside the the last 30 years, he was a former band of Grace (Pipoli) Camso, died school system. “I am an admirer of clincher Sunday in a 4-2 gold-medal sion show, "Joker’s Wild” . We went Mike Eruzione, winking his eye. The Americans came out sluggish Fieldhouse broke out in choruses of Burial will be in the Oak Grove victory over stubborn Finland. "We member of the Ellington Board of Saturday at Hartford Hospital. Cemetery, Fall River, Mass. her work with the kids on a to the lever, pulled it three times and "Tell the whole team we re against the Finns, showing obvious the "Star Spangled Banner" and Educatiorf, former chairman of the Mr. Camso was bom in Hartford professional and personal basis," he beat the Russians (4-3 Friday night) it came up joker all three times. extremely proud of them," the Presi­ signs of a letdown following the in­ "God Bless America", fans outside Friends may call at the Holmes and I think it was in the back of Building Committee of Housing for and had lived there for many years F uneral Home, 400 Main St., said. Everything just went right for us.’l dent added” They played like true credible upset of the Soviets. Trailing the building screamed and hugged the Elderly and a former member of before moving to East Hartford a But Kennedy added, “Ludes has everybody’s mind that this 60 Early Sunday, with Vice President champions. We’re so proud” 2-1 entering the third period, the U.S. each other. Manchester Tuesday from 2 to 4 and minutes was the end of the season the Ellington Fire Department. He year ag). He was a self-employed 7 to 9 p.m. my full support (in his position) as Walter Mondale and Amy Carter In completing their undefeated trip rallied and then rode clutch penalty Later, the players were greeted by and the end of togetherness. It was was also the first building inspector sign painter in t e Hartford area for Memorials may be made to the principal of the high school. I feel he among the Olympic Fieldhouse (6-0-1) through the Olympic tourna­ killing and Craig’s steady goalten­ an adoring Fieldhouse crowd as they • i just the last shot for us. We won’t for the town of Ellington and was in­ more than 45 years. He was a American Cancer Society, 670 is administering the high school in an crowd of over 8,500, the Americans ment, the Americans duplicated the ding to the gold medal. returned to receive their gold ever be in this situation again." strumental in administrating housing member of St. Mary’s Church and Prospect Ave., Hartford or the St. exemplary way.” —two days after pulling off one of the feat pulled off by a similarly under­ Verchota took a pass from Dave medals. Johnson s right. for the elderly. He was an Army the Barry Square Senior Center. Marks Episcopal Church, P.O. Box biggest upsets in the sport’s history dog U.S. team at Squaw Valley. Chistian. whose father, Billy, and un­ The medal is the eighth overall for After a visit to the White House veteran of World War II, having He is also survived by two sons, 305, Flint Station, 'Fall River, Mass. Ludes also commended Miss — went out and fought their way to Calif., in 1960 — the last time the cle, Roger, were heroes on the 1960 the U.S. in the 13 Winter Olympic served in the European theater with Eugene J. Camso and Leonard J. White. “She has trained an awful lot today, the players go their separate the gold. hockey tournaments. The Americans the 94th Infantry Division. Caruso, both of Wethersfield: a Harold C. Smith of young people and given them finished fourth in 1976 at Innsbruck He is also survived by two sister, Mrs. Tina Circo of San Diego, EAST HARTFORD - Harold C. experiences that can never be dis­ after winning the silver medal in the daughters. Miss Sandra L. Bagnall of Calif., and two grandchildren. Smith, 68, of 57 Spaulding Circle, placed. She’s been a talented, hard 1972 Games al Sapporo, Japan. New York City and Miss Holly A. The funeral will be Tuesday, 9;30 East Hartford, died Friday at Hart­ working person who has given over Bagnall of Los Angeles. Calif., and a.m.. from the Giuliano-Sagarino ford Hospital. He was the husband of and above what’s been required of Herald -a his mother, Mrs. William Smith of Funeral Home, 247 Washington St., Eileen (Gallagher) Smith. the job and she will be missed.” Tolland. Hartford, with a mass of Christian Born in Easton, Maine, he had been Miss White said she had no com­ Funeral services were held Mon­ burial, 10:30 a.m., at St. Mary's a resident of East Hartford for Pratt ment for Ludes remarks, other than Win Symbolizes day at the Somers Funeral Home, 354 Church. Burial will be in Cedar Hill & Whitney Aircraft Group of United Dragon Kite that "I appreciate those words.” She By Main St,, Somers, followed by a mass Cemetery, Hartford. Technologies Corp. 25 years prior to said she plans to spend her early Hockey Win his retirement. Keith Catanzano of 168 Cooper St., Manchester, appears of Christian burial at St. Luke's Friends and relatives may call at pleased with this kite won Friday in a Dragon Week drawing at retirement concentrating on other Earl Yost Church. Burial was in Ellington the funeral home today from 5 to 9 Besides his wife, he leaves a son, employment opportunities, Birth of Nation Alan M. Smith of South Windsor; two the Lutz Junior Museum. Shown with Keith is Peter Tourneau Made Big Center Cemetery. p.m. A part-time teacher at Manchester Sports Editor Memorial donations may be made George E. Appleby daughters, Mrs. Barbara S. Yost of of the museum. Joseph Moriarty of 52 Hillcrest Drive was the Community College, Miss White will LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI) — Long after dust has collected East Hartford and Miss Joan M. continue instruction in psychology and on the medals and snow has buried the sites at the Winter Olym­ to the Charles I. Bagnall Foundation, EAST HARTFORD - George winner in the drawing for a 45-foot dragon kite. (Herald photo Weekend c/o Robert Kemp, First National Smith of Avon; four sisters, Mrs. by Adamson) music. She will also continue to work pics, an unforgettable memory will remain for Americans — one Edward Appleby, 43, of 5 Chandler James Cullen of Portland, Maine, Bank of Enfield, P.O. Box 2248, En­ St., husband of Anita (Malena) as part-owner and vice president of that perhaps symbolizes the spirit behind the birth of the nation. field. 06082. Mrs. Florence McKenna of Presque the locally based Travel Time travel Never in my 35 plus years on this side of the sports beat has Appleby, died Saturday at St. Francis Isle, Maine, Mrs. Linwood Porter of any one sports event captured the interest and attention that the A group of tireless, dedicated Ruth M. Matushak Hospital and Medical Center. agency. youngsters made a Great American it because it disappears by the time Falmouth, Maine, and Mrs. Albert In her work for the school system. United States hockey squad generated in the 1980 Winter Olym­ MANCHESTER — Funeral ser­ Mr. Appleby was born in Hartford Davis of Seattle, Wash.; five Board To Review Dream come true Sunday when they the sleds are tested," said Hickey. Miss White has taken students to and had lived in this area most of his pic Games last weekend when it earned the gold medal. won the country’s first gold medal in The runners are wiped with alcohol vices were held today for Ruth M. grandchildren and two great­ Hawaii and Disneyland where they Matushak. 62. of 33 Cornell St., life. He was employed by the First, Coach Herb Brooks’ young Olympic hockey competition since before each run to remove any trace grandchildren. performed at the war memorial and Manchester, at the John F. Tierney Manchester Cab. Co. He was a squad upset the highly favored hockey game generated. Non-hockey 19M by defeating Finland 4-2 with a of chemicals but Hickey said the Funeral services will be Tuesday, 1 the bicentenial celebration. Funeral Home, 219 West Center St. Marine Corps veteran of the Korean Audit on Grants Soviets Friday night and then turned buffs, but Americans, were excited three-goal third period barrage. East Germans had found a substance p.m., from the Newkirk & Whitney She was responsible for founding . Mrs. Matushak died Saturday at conflict. The board will also vote to sign an back the challenge of Finland Sunday about the game and passed up The Soviet Union, beaten 4-3 by the on which alcohol acts as a catalyst. Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., MANCHESTER-The Board of the fine arts program in town for He is also survived by two sons, agreement with the Intructors of the in a highly emotional game to clinch regular chores, including noon U.S. Friday night in one of the “They have found something Manchester Memorial Hospital. She East Hartford, with the Rev, Leon Education will meet tonight to kindergarten through sixth graders Edward F. LaMarre of Manchester Handicapped. The agreement would the coveted gold. dinners, to watch the game. Routine biggest upsets in sports history, alcohol doesn't attack, it just makes was the wife of William J. Matushak. Hermes officiating. Burial will be in review the audit report on federal and the Manchester Youth Choir was A mass of Christian burial followed and Richard G. Lamarre of East Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky and state grants. Superintendent of obligate the school system to provide The hockey win overshadowed the plans were interrupted in most defeated Sweden 9-2 to win the silver it slicker,” he said. maintanence to the pool that lOH will her innovation. She said today she tremendous, unprecedented perfor­ homes, but when the final result was medal and the Swedes were awarded the service at St. James Church. Hartford; two daughters, Anita L. Hill. Friends may call at the funeral Schools James Kennedy hoped these programs would be con­ The American said he did not know Burial was in St. James Cemetery. Appleby and and Valerie K. Appleby, build. mance of Eric Heiden who captured in, they all seemed justified. the bronze. what the chemical was. “If I did I home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Characterized the report as one con­ tinued in her absence. J She was bom Feb. 15, 1918, in both of East Hartford; his mother, In other matters related to the han­ five gold medals in speed skating for The 20 young men wearing the red, East Germany, which won more would use it myself." Florence Hayden taining some interesting facts, "but "I regret leaving the students. I Gilead, Conn, and had been a resi­ Madelin Appleby of East Hartford; nothing spectacular,’’ dicapped, the board will vote to the USA, white and blue colors of Uncle Sam medals (23) than any other country, Hickey also said the East Ger­ MANCHESTER - Florence leave with regrets,” Miss White said. dent of this area all her life. She was two brothers, Gerald Appleby of The board will also review the accept $2,415 in federal funds for han­ To Heiden, the wore them with dignity in scoring the won the four-man bobsled event in the man’s owed a lot to their sleds. (Cook) Hayden, 79, of 562 East Mid­ employed at Pratt & Whitney Air­ Hartford and Thomas Appleby of tenure report on those teachers who dicapped education. The board will biggest thrill he ___ biggest hockey win ever for the only other medal competition on the "They didn’t outdrive me or dle Turnpike, Manchester, died craft Group of United Technologies East Hartford; a sister, Mrs. Mary have been on probation for the past also review a report on an incentive had at Lake Placid United States. Yes, even bigger than final day of the Games. Howard Siler (driver of the U.S. No.2 Friday at home. She was the widow Man Charged Corp. Jane Ely of Windsor Locks and a three years. Kennedy said no one in grant of $7,250 from the state. was not in any of in 1960 at Sqilaw Valley. While speed skater Eric Heiden of sled which placed 13th), Our sleds of John J. Hayden. Besides her husband, she leaves grandson, Edward F. LaMarre III. this year’s'group was being denied This money has been offered to his personal The gold medal winners were the Reason to Rejoice Madison, Wis., emerged as the single cost $50,000 and theirs $250,000, If we Mrs. Hayden was born in two brothers, Fred Baldwin and Nor­ Funeral services will be tenure. Manchester because the preschool In Robbery triumphs but in the same squad that the Soviets individual star of these Games by had their sleds we would be where man Baldwin, both of Rockville, and Wednesday, 8:15 a.m.. at the Manchester and had been a life-long In other personnel matters, the education in town is a model for the USA’s 4-3 hockey ^ trounced, 10-3 several weeks ago at Mark Johnson, who scored the fourth USA goal in 4-2 win over winning five gold medals, the U.S. they are," said Hickey, who finished three sisters, Mrs. Clifford Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main resident of Manchester and Bolton. state, according to Alan Chesterton, MANCHESTER — Police charged win over the Soviets. Madison Square Garden, Finland yesterday, is pinned against boards by teammates Steve hockey team captured the nation's more than five seconds behind board will formally announce the a 17-year-old Bloomfield man with (Madeline) Thibeault of Rockville, St., followed by a mass of Christian She was a graduate of Manchester direcotr of pupil personnel services. ABC, maligned in many quarters The team was seeded seventh in a hearts and probably will be Nehmer over the four-runs. eight positions being cut. These first-degree robbery and third- Christoff and Mike Ramsey in celebration. Fans in stands go Mrs. A ^es Goss of East Hartford, burial, 9 a.m., at the St. Rose High School, class of 1916, and a Chesterton explained that for its coverage of the '80 Games, remembered longer, reductions are due to declining degree larceny this morning in con­ “The East German sleds have Mrs. William (Dorothy) Burdick of Church. Burial will be in Memorial member of the Manchester Grange M anchester is the center of a rates a bow for making men, m o.t .f .l» m » ‘W. '«»■ 'U P ! P h o to ) Heiden was supposed to win; the aerodynamics and independent and the Manchester Senior Citizens. enrollments and the return to the nection with a Jan. 30 hold-up at Virginia. Field, Hillside Cemetery. system of many teachers who had preschool education district encom­ arrangements to carry live Sunday’s were plucked from outstanding USA hockey team wasn’t. suspension. They have the technology She is survived by a nephew, Aaron Dairy Mart, 368 Spencer St. Memorial contributions may be Friends may call at the funeral been on leave. passing Vernon, Bolton, Glaston­ USA-Finland ice meeting at the un­ college teams, were led by a young, and more back-up suport than they Cook of Manchester, and three Kevin E. Parker was presented in made to American Cancer Society, home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 There are well over 20 teachers on bury, East Hartford and Regional usual starting time of 11 a.m. handsome coach. Brooks, who dis­ Thumbnail Sketches Of Hockey have sliders. They also know what to p.m. nieces, Elizabeth (Cook) Gabel of District Eight. East Hartford Superior Court this played his cool throughout,amazing­ put on runners. We are just leave, Kennedy said. He said if these LAKE PLACID (UPI) - Thumb­ Mark Johnson. S.9,lM,22-jea™M Glastonbury, Jean (Cook) Brown of Other federal money offered to morning, police said, in lieu of $35,- ly. Brooks is head hockey coach at hockey world, 1 mean the athletic guessing” teachers are tenured, a spot must be 000 bond. Excitement Prevailed nail sketches of the members of the center from Minneapolis who Wethersfield and Amory (Cook) found for them when they want to Manchester includes $14,000 for the University of Minnesota. world. As years go by you’ll Heating runners is banned both in Stansfield of Manchester. Police said he was apprehended at Friday night’s game 1 missed, U.S. hockey team which won an attended Wisconsin. Third round return from leave. library and intructional materials for “Winning a bronze medal in 1980 remember these people” the bobsled and luge events. In the Education Budget Funeral services will be Tuesday, his girlfriend’s apartment in East working in the office with Frank Bur­ Olympic gold medal Sunday: choice of Pittsburgh in 1977. He If, for example, one of these public school students. The board would be like a gold in I960,” Brooks To many, the hockey team’s gold 1968 Olympics, three East German 10 a.m, at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Hartford at 2:30 a.m. by an East bank, Dave Lavallee, Pat Reilly and Bill Baker, 6-1, 195, 23-year-old played three seasons at Wisconsin teachers had taught in an area with will vote on whether to accept this said before play started. The medal symbolized the fighting spirit women lugers were disqualified for Main St., Manchester. Burial will be Hartford officer, who turned the ac­ Lauren Shea. defenseman from Grand Rapids under his father, Bob Johnson, who declining enrollments, their position money along with $2,000 the educa­ Americans fought tooth and nail around which this country was built. heated runners. in East Cemetery, Manchester, cused over the Manchester force. Each expressed a keen interest in Minn., who played for the University coached the 1976 Olympic team. To Be Presented would be cut. But, since the teacher tion system administers for non­ against their favored foes and today A group of inexperienced amateurs Meinhard Nehmer, who announced Police alleged Parker leaped over the game which started shortly after of Minnesota. A third round choice of Former College Player of the Year There are no calling hours. public students’ instructional each has a gold medal, a lifetime — many of whom had never met each his retirement after the competition, is tenured, another teaching spot 5 o’clock and all eyes were focued on Montreal in 1976. May go to dental had five goals in the tournament, two MANCHESTER—The education $15,0(X) for preliminary architectural Memorial contributions may be materials. The money is offered on the store's counter at 8:40 p.m. and achievement. other until they assembled seven twice broke the magic one-minute would be opened up for them, even it the United Press International sports school instead. against Russia. budget will be presented to the Board services for Manchester High School made to Connecticut Lung Associa­ an enrollment basis. pointed a knife at a female clerk, A number of the 20 players, whose months ago — they beat out seasoned barrier on his way to winning his this meant laying off the teacher who wire which broke in to ^ive each Dave Christian, 5-11. 170, 21-year- Rob McClanahan. 5-10, 180, 22- of Directors during a special meeting renovations. tion, 45 Ash St., East Hartford 06108, As part of a continueing program demanding money from the register average age was 22, will wind up with national teams whose players would third Olympic gold medal. The was non-tenured and currently doing scoring play. old center from Warroad, Minn., who year-old center from St. Paul Minn., before regular business. A presentation from education of­ on health education, the board will and the cash receipts from behind the National Hockey League clubs. be labeled "professionals" in this 39year-old East German, who es­ a good job of teaching in that spot, counter. When the alert bell sounded and attended North Dakota. Second- who attends Minnesota. Third round Education officials spent the past ficials was made at a previous board Kennedy said in years past, some review the first stage. This involved ■ The team wasn’t banded together a country. tablished a track record of 59.73 nichard Slone copy told of the USA win over the round choice of Winnipeg in 1979. Son choice of Buffalo in 1978. Had go- month reviewing the budget line-by­ meeting. Town officials are in the training prinicpals and secretaries at week or two before the Olympics. It The gold medal was the first for seconds for the one-mile (1.6 kms) EAST HARTFORD — Richard teachers had been layed off, and Visit Ban To End Soviets, Burbank, Lavallee and Reil­ of Bill Christian, who played on the ahead goal for U.S. in deciding vic­ line, before approving the $17.6 process of choosing an architect for the elementary level so they could played 61 exhibition games since last Mt Van Hoevenberg course, finished "Ricky" Stone of 8 Bid well Ave. then picked up agian due to staff tur- ly were as excited, and happy, as 1960 and 1964 Olympic teams, and tory over Finland. the U.S. in the Games other than million budget. But the town board the renovations. handle first aid and cardiopulmonary MANCHESTER - The Crestfield September. It was ready for anyone, with a four-run aggregate of 3:59.92. died Saturday. He was the husband of nover. He said he hoped the same youngsters with a new Easter suit. was the hero of the 1960 gold medal Jack O'Callahan, 6-1, 185, 22-year- Heiden’s. It was the 12th medal directors have said that cuts are Also on the agenda, is considera­ recesitation. Prinicpals were trained Convalescent Home and Fenwood as the Soviets found out. Erich Schaerer, who pushed Jeanne (Forand) Stone. type of personnel adjustments could When Lauren Shea came back from club with the winning goal in a 3-2 old defenseman from Somerville, overall for the Americans — more necessary in this year’s education tion of a request for 7.7 acres of town to administer injections if students Manor Rest Home will lift the The Soviets were the same team than they have ever won in a Winter Nehmer into third place in the (wo­ Mr. Stone was born in Hartford and accomplished this year. The an assignment, she was all excited, victory over Russia. His uncle also Mass., and Boston University. Sixth budget. The past two years the land of Camp Meeting Road from are stung by bees. visitors ban Wednesday, Feb. 27. that manhandled the NHL All-Stars Olympics. man, overhauled East Germany II had lived in the Hartford-Rockville are done in accordance with too. played on 1960 and 1964 teams and round choice of Chicago in 1977. education budget has been approved Robert Kiernan. Kiernan wants to The board will meet at 8 p.m. in However, only adults without colds last year. Unfortunately, the euphoria and driven by Horst Schoenau in Sunday’s area all his life. He was a graduate of seniority. Len Auster in West Hartford to another uncle played on 1956 silver Buzz Schneider, 5-11. 184, 25-year- without reductions. construct a bicylce racing track. Martin School. will be allowed visiting privileges. The USA winning against the excitement produced by the hockey two heats to snatch the silver medal Rockville High School, Manchester cover the East Catholic-South medal team. old left wing from Babbitt, Minn., Robert Weiss, town manager, At last week’s meeting, at which no Soviets was the big one, a win that team did not carry over to the with a total of 4:00.87. Community Coilege and St. Francis Catholic basketball game, arrived Neal Broten, 5-9, 155, 20-year-old who attended Minnesota. Played on faces the task of trimming the action could be taken, board won’t be forgotten overnight. bobsledders. From the American The Swedish bob, piloted by 49- Hospital School of Inhalation before 10 o’clock and reported the center from Roseau, Minn., and four U.S. National teams, including budget. As if now stands the budget members asked Kiernan to present All Americans today are as proud year-old veteran Carl Erik Eriksson, Therapy, He was an inhalation biggest cheer of the night at the University of Minnesota, Second- 1976 Olympic Team, and once scored bobsled contingent there was only would increase the miil rate by the plans to the Park and Man Held on Morals Charge of the hockey team as the supporters sour grapes. had a hair-raising fourth ride. The three points. therapist at St. Francis Hospital and game he witnessed was announce­ round choice of Minnesota in 1979. three goals against the Russians. Recreations Commission which he Medical Center. Vernon March 4 in Rockville. who danced around the stands and on The U.S. could do no better than bob flipped over on its side as After the Board of Education’s Police said the car was located ment of the USA hockey triumph. Broke a 25-year-old school record for Mark Pavelich, 5-7,160, 21-year-old did. The commission is considering He is also survived by his parents, Roland R. Boucher, 35, of 4 Gaynor Debbie Kellem., 19, of 199 South St., the ice after Sunday’s win and 12th, with Bob Hickey piloting the Eriksson took one of the 16 curves too presentation and budget discussion other sites for the track. later abandoned on Depot Road in assists as a freshm an. Also a center from Eveleth, Minn., and Dr. and Mrs. Harold Stone of Rockville, was charged Satur- Rockville, was charged Saturday Attention for All drapped outstanding goalie Jim No. 1 sled in a time of 4.06.11. high and although he managed to the Board of Directors will resume A board sub-committee is being Mansfield and it was found it had member of the golf and cross country Minnesota-Duluth. One of the leading Rockville; a brother, Charles Stone AISTER Towners, 47-42 and 57-49. The margin, they lost it. The Whippets son again understated, "We missed Pearson acknowledged. Simsbury-Manchester clash? “I Hrrald Spoiiowriler Trojans, in fact, have a seven-game ran off 9 unanswered points to close them under pressure when we had to Kennison, after cionzales misfired don’t think whoever wins should get Bucks’ Attack a forced shot, made both on a one- Almost, but not quite, win skein against the Indians and the gap to 48-44. have them. When you don't shoot free more recognition than the other have not lost to a Manchester quintet Windham 15-5, lost high-scoring throws you are going to let the other and-one for a 64-60 reading with 1:10 In Hawks’Success NEW YORK (UPI) — Maybe it was Bob Lanier’s intimidating teams,” he responded. Manchester, yielding a sure victory, Manny Ramos to five personai fouls team back in.” left. Eric Shane dumped in a bucket since the first meeting of the 1976-77 Simsbury and Windham wound up as their end to set up my first one and he short-handed goal for the Islanders. 6-foot-lO, 250-pound shape that did it, but something was Manchester High was forced to with 4:04 to go in regulation and a Windham took its first lead at 58-56 for the Whippets but the Silk Towners NEW YORK (UPI) - season (55-49). tri-CCIL champs. controlled our power play until I got “Everytime we play the Islanders, bothering the Kansas City Kings’ shooting Sunday. rally and come from behind to half a minute later Brian Sweeney on a Gonzales bucket but an EM Ken- finally put the contest in their back Suddenly, the Chicago Black “ It just goes to prove basketball is “The tournament is worthwhile in the open shot for my second.” it’s like a playoff game,” said "It was a helluva game defensively a 32-minute game," stated broke the Indians' scoring drought. nison 18-foot jumper tied it. It was pocket on three charity tosses. in a row. Washington virtually secure a 68-64 overtime deci­ you get to play, otherwise we’d have Hawks aren’t just the best Tim Higgins’ 11th goal iced the Duguay. "Tonight we kicked their for US,” said Lanier, after the Manchester Coach Doug Pearson, The Whippets drew even at 50-all Kennison’s first points of the Manchester wound up 20-for-32 clinched the game late in the third sion over Windham High in the a week-and-a-^lf before our first team in an awful Smythe Divi­ game with five minutes remaining as butts.” Milwaukee Bucks had handed the who saw his club squander a 13-point as Jose Gonzales tallied 6 un­ evening. from the foul line. It was 24-for-47 quarter by scoring nine straight (CIAC) tournament game. You get to the Black Hawks pulled within five Nordiques 2, Penguins 0 Kings a 94-72 shellacking that moved opening round of the CCIL lead, “It goes to prove you can lose a answered points. Two buckets Gonzales, who finished with a from the field while the Whippets sion. points to jump to a 7962 lead. I&y play two games with crowd pressure, points of last year’s point total with Jamie Hislop scored two third- the Bucks to within 2(4 games of the Basketball Playoff Saturday resulted off costly Manchester tur­ game-high 25 points, put the were 24-for-59 in field goal tries. Yes, the Smythe is still awful — the Williams led the Knieks with 26 lead quickly. It proves you have to officials. It is beneficial but when you 19 games still left in the regular period goals to snap a scoreless first-place Kings in the Midwest night at Hall High in West novers, brought about by fullcourt Whippets up by a pair with 1:57 to Sweeney had 21 points and 9 six teams are a combined 57 games points and Michael Ray Richardson play a whole game." play 18 league games, with injuries, deadlock and Michel Dion recorded Division. pressure. go. Kennison's 15-foot leftside rebounds. Rich Koepsel 13 points, 9 below .500 — but the Black Hawks season. had 16. Hartford. Manchester had a 48-35 lead going endurance, you have to take that into Buffalo associate coach Roger his second shutout of the season to Marques Johnson scored 25 points into the closing eight minutes after “Obviously we had a lot of trouble jumper drew the Indians even with rebounds and 4 assists and guard sport a 27-20-14 record and their 68 Bulls 110, Clippers 102 Simsbury topped Fermi in the effect,” Pearson added. Nielson, who ran the team with help Quebec to its first victory in 4; to lead Milwaukee. After the Kings’ holding a 35-24 halftime bulge. The with their press. They used two and 1:21 to go and Sweeney was fouled as Alex Britnell a career-high 14 points Manrhealer (68) — Koepsel 4 5-7 13, points are surpassed by only four David Greenwood scored 26 points opener. 58-53. General Manager-Coach Scotty Bow­ three weeks. Ernie Grunfeld tied the score at 38 Indians, at the break, were 16-for-28 botched up but good," Pearson noted. the ball was in the air. He made it a and 5 assists to pace the Indians. Sweeney 8 5-7 21, Anderson 2 5-11 9, NHL teams. Chicago remains a and Reggie Theus added 19 for Fermi and Windham will collide in man scouting the Oiympic hockey Red Wings 7, North Stars 5 with 4:48 left in the second quarter, from the floor and held an 18-11 edge It wound up 56-all at the end of four-point play making both ends of Ramos totaled 13 points before Britnell 6 2-2 14, Kennison 2 3-47, M aher 1 cautious club with a modest attack, Chicago. San Diego's Lloyd Free took tonight's consolation at 6 o'clock at finais, wasn’t surprised at Chicago’s Reed Larson and Dan Labraaten Milwaukee went on a 24-8 binge over in the rebounding department. regulation. The Indians could’ve the one-and-one for a 62-60 Indian fouling out for Windham. Paul Mar- 0-1 2, Wilson 1 04) 2, Lombardo 0 04) 0, but the Black Hawks have sur­ game-scoring honors with 35 points. Hall while Manchester and Simsbury tallied two goals apiece as Detroit the next 10 minutes to build up a 62-46 "We showed streaks of good taken it in the normal 32 minutes but lead. tineau and Mike Shane had 11 and 9 Oleksinski 0 0-0 0. Totals 24 20-32 68. rounded veteran goalie Tony victory. The Bulls’ biggest lead in the final clash in the feature attraction at 8 “I really thought they’d come back snapped a five-game winless streak. lead and put the game away. Johnson basketball. " Pearson understated. missed five front ends of one-and-one “Sweeney had an excellent game rebounds respettively. The Indians Windham (64) - Beltran 2 4-4 8, Esposito with a sterling defensive o'clock. strong today after yesterday’s loss to The victory was the first in eight scored nine of those 24 points. But as quickly as the Indians, now situations from the foul line. and Kennison hit some key hoops in had a final 33-30 edge in the carom Ram os 5 3-3 13, Gonzales 9 7-8 25, M. corps. Simsbury. 18-3. took both regular Shane 0 04) 0, M artineau 4 0-0 8, E. Shane home games for the Red Wings this “They were having some trouble,” season nieetings from the Silk 16-5. erected their substantial “We missed our foul shots," Pear­ the overtime. We were fortunate,” department. Just ask the Buffalo Sabres. - NBA - How does Pearson view the 2 2-2 6, P o rter 2 0-0 4. Totals 24 16-17 64. Chicago held the powerful Sabres NHL - month and ended the North Stars’ un­ said Milwaukee guard Quinn Buckner to a mere 15 shots on goal Sunday defeated string at five games. A1 of the Kings. “They had some shots night en route to a 3-1 triumph. Buf­ Washington,” Nielson said. “Both MacAdam scored his 36th goal and Shaping Up that wouldn’t fall for them and Bob period was 106-95 alter Theus hit a Steve Payne notched his 34th for sent a few more right back at them. three-point field goal. All of the falo, with the league's second-best teams played well today, but Chicago New York Yankee pitcher Sport Parade record, was limited to a second- played more aggressively than we Minnesota, which was forced to play They became hesitant with the ball. Bulls’ starters scored in double Repeat Hoop Champs period short-handed goal by did. They took the man all over the without seven injured regulars. Ed Figueroa limbers up before “Bob was very intimidating. He figures. Bill Walton, playing only his Cougars Extend Capitals 1, Rockies 1 had them thinking. Nobody is willing eighth game of the season, added 17 defenseman Bill Hajt. ice and controlled play. We were spring training workout at points for the Clippers. Assumption Junior High captured its third straight “We were up for Buffalo,” said shooting when we should have passed Lanny McDonald’s 31st goal, at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. to drive our lane when he’s in there. 14; 13 of the second period, lifted He makes a .difference for Suns 113, Pacers 105 Manchester Deanery Basketball League title Saturday with Chicago Coach Eddie Johnston. and passing when we should have Pitchers, catchers and rookies Lunch Today “They’re the second best team in the shot. Chicago deserved to win.” Colorado to a tie after rookie Mike everybody. I know 1 feel better Walter Davis scored 29 points to Tunxis in Defeat a 40-23 win over St. Bridget at East Catholic High. are in second week of camp. lead Phoenix, in a game that was league. I thought our guys showed a That's getting to be a familiar Gartner put Washington ahead seven knowing that if my guy gets by me. Assumption, 12-0 in the league and 16-4 overall, has won 35 minutes earlier on a long slapshot. (UPI photo) I've got Bob, Harvey Catchings and a close only in the final minutes. The Top-ranked Tunxis Community College has its hands full but lot of character coming back from phrase around the NHL these days. With Carter straight league games in the last three years. Chris Bow­ the 6-2 loss in Washington Saturday. Elsewhere, the New York Rangers McDonald’s tying goal came with the few other guys back there capable of Pacers came back strong in the finally was able to subdue Manchester Community College, 79- fourth period to reduce the lead to 99- man had 15 points and Tom Moriarty 12 for the Warriors. It was a super team effort from the routed the New York Islanders 8-2, Rockies enjoying a two-man advan- bailing me out." By 70, in the ofiening round of the CCCAA Basketball Tournament tage. “Bob makes the job easier for 95 with 3:45 left on a three-point play For Players Mark Holmes had 9 tallies for St. Bridget. first goal on out.” Quebec blanked Pittsburgh 2-0, Milt Richman Bruins 4, Oilers 2 everybody," said Milwaukee Coach by Billy Knight. But the Suns out- Saturday night at Kennedy High in Waterbury. Our Lady of Peace took the third place tilt, 34-33, over St. World Hockey Association transfer Detroit beat M^innesota 7-5, DPI Sports Editor Rich Preston fired in two goals Washington and Colorado tied 1-1 and Terry O’Reilly and Mike Milbury bte Don Nelson. “He makes a difference scored Indiana 14-10 in the last three Tunxis went on to nip Housatonic 6 Joseph’s. Dave Pardo had 20 points for OLP while Mike within the first 11 minutes and the Boston defeated Edmonton 4-2. scored to put ^ s to n ahead 26 and for us at both ends of the court. Our minutes. High scorer for the Pacers NEW YORK (UPI) — Those 20 incredible kids will have lunch Community College Sunday evening, unanswered points to start the se­ Monday was Johnny Davis with 24 points. 69-68, to claim its third straight cond half for a 50-40 Tomahawk edge. Holland had 15 for St. Joe’s. Black Hawks employed a clinging, Rangers 8, Islanders 2 Rick Middleton scored the eventual inside game has got to be respected BASKETBALL with him out there.” Ncls 129, Spurs 123 at the White House today, then go their separate ways with the CCCAA championship. The Cougars, behind Hayden's 6 Assumption did not fair as well in the state tournament as aggressive defense in defusing the Phil Esposito, Ron Duguay and winning goal while lying injured on Manchester vs. Simshury at Hall Kansas City Coach Cotton Fitzsim­ Mike Newlin, Cliff Robinson and consummate joy of knowing all miracles aren't necessarily MCC, 16-9, qualified for the New tallies, countered with 10 un­ Sabres’ attack. Walt Tkaezuk scored two goals the ice to lead the Bruins. After Brett it was whipped yesterday by Barry Junior High of Hamden, Callighen connected for the Oilers on High, West Hartford, 8 mons simply said, “It was just Maurice Lucas combined for 85 made in heaven, some even happen on ice. 'England Junior College Athletic answered markers to draw even at Tom Lysiak, acquired from Atlan­ apiece as the Rangers handed the 54-31, at South Catholic High in Hartford. The Warriors a perfect feed from Wayne Gretzky East Catholic vs. Aquinas at liofli, another game. We’ll forget about it points to offset a 41-point perfor­ Association Tournament and is 50-all. ta last year, has quickly drawn reeling Islanders their fifth loss in One did in Lake Placid Sunday. committed 22 turnovers. Bowman and Moriarty had 14 and — the 19-year-old wonder who rung 6 and come back tomorrow.” mance by San Antonio’s George Ger- seeded sixth. The Cougars will face Tunxis opened a 10-point lead in the Preston’s respect. the last six games. The Rangers, who For the rest of their natural lives, up his l(X)th point — Middleton scored Rockville vs. Windsor Locks at In other games, Portland topped vin. With the score tied 121-121, third-ranked 20-5 Mattatuck (im ­ next two-and-a-half minutes with 10 tallies respectively for the Warriors, who wind up 16-5. “Having a center like Tom Lysiak scored five power-play goals, built a every member of the youngest ever, beating Thomas Dewey for the South Windsor High, 8 Cleveland 115-100, W ashington Newlin hit two free throws, and when munity College Saturday night at CHark accounting for 10 tallies in the is something else,” said Preston, 56 lead midway through the second from the side of the net. Middleton star-kissed U S. Olympic hockey Presidency in 1948 was prone on the ice after taking a defeated New York 112-97, Chicago Lucas then picked up «ne of his Rhode Island Junior College. burst. who has scored 22 goals. “He won a period. Bryan Trottier tallied his T uesdav team will carry away the knowledge downed San Diego 110-102, Phoenix career-high 26 rebounds off a Robin­ L'psel of Upsets Mattatuck and the Cougars split clean draw from Andre Savard in 32nd goal and Anders Kallur scored a high stick during a scramble. BASKETBALL that the gold medal he won on the MCC closed the gap to 73-70 on stopped Indiana 113-105, New Jersey son miss, he was fouled by Paul Grif­ their regular season meetings, the East Hartford vs. Penney at South outside can still take second place to But I'm inclined to put the U.S. three jumpers by Hayden but Tunxis CIAC Basketball Pairings outscored San Antonio 129-123, Los fin and his two free throws put the Cougars taking the first, 80-77, and Windsor High, 7:.3() the golden feeling on the inside that hockey team's upset ahead of them ran off the last six points to clinch the College Basketball Roundup Angeles beat Houston 112-100, and Nets up by four. Mattatuck the second, 68-67. comes from a job well done. all. if only because the American verdict, W ednesday Philadelphia held off Golden State Lakers 112, Rockets 100 Tunxis had an 18-16 lead after 10 The kids who make up the U S. players didn't actually believe they Clark had 31 points to pace the 20-5 BASKETBAl.L 103-100, Jamaal Wilkes scored 29 points and minutes of play before MCC took its Tournament Tests hockey team discovered that for could beat the Soviets coming into winners while Mitchell chipped in 24 East Catholie vs. Torrington at Trail Blazers 115, Cavaliers 100 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, playing only first edge at 22-21 on a Larry Hayden themselves Sunday by completing an the Olympics. How could anyone markers. Hayden tossed in 31 points Croshy High, Waterhury, 8:15 Calvin Natt poured in 23 points and in the second half, a d d ^ 15 to lead accomplishment unmatched perhaps blame them? jumper. The Cougars moved the Los Angeles. The win was the for MCC followed by Litke (14) and Marquette Stops Irish , Thursday Jim Paxson and Abdul Jeelani by any other team in sports history The Russians were, and still are, spread to 38-33 before 5-foot-8 Ricky Starting This Week D.J. Frederick (13). BASKETBALL triggered a fourth-period rally to Lakers’ sixth in a row and 17th in before, with a come-from-behind. the best hockey team in the world — Clark brought the Tomahawks back. their last 20 games. Houston, led by Conference. They became the first last home game for Tar Heel seniors South Windsor vs. Goodwin Teeh spark Portland. After trailing 58-50 gold medal winning 4-2 conquest of despite the American Olympic vic­ MCC had a 40-39 lead at the inter­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Sam Tunxis (79) — G ark 12-7-31, Kehoe 1- By LEN AUSTER team in the league’s five-year history O’Koren, John Virgil, Dave at Conard High, West Hartford, at halftime, the Blazers hit a sizzling Moses Malone's 29 points and 17 Finland on the same Lake Placid ice tory over them. The U.S. players will mission. 4-6, M itchell 11-2-24, Cunningham 2-0-4, Worthen was the main reason rebounds, dropped its fourth game in Herald Sportswriter to go through the regular season Colescott, Jeff Wolf and Rich 6:.30 15 of 23 from the field in a 35-point where they had scored an “im­ tell you that themselves. CHark had 18 first-half tallies for M aietta 1-2-4, Moore 3-0-6, Payne 1-0-2, Marquette was able to topple without a loss. With 10:02 left in the Yonakor. Virgil finished the game third period and took an 8461 lead five starts. possible " 4-3 victory over the Members of the Soviet Olympic the Tomahawks while MCC, with 10 P o rter 1-0-2, Totals 32-15-79. Rankings and pairings for the 58th annual CIAC State Boys’ lOth-ranked Notre Dame Sun­ second half, Louisville’s lead had with 16 points and Yonakor had 12. Friday into the final 12 minutes. Dave 76ers 103, Warriors 100 prohibitively favored Soviets less team had played together for years turnovers, was led by Hayden (11) MCC (70) — Shealy 0-3-3, Frederick 6- Basketball Tournament were released Saturday at Cheshire day, and Fighting Irish Coach been trimmed to 64-63. But Griffith N.C. State’s Kenny Matthews stole BASKETBAl.L Robisch topped Cleveland with 20. Darryl Dawkins scored 18 points than 48 hours earlier. and knew each other's every move. and Dave Litke (10). 1-13, Murphy 1-3-5, Litke 7-0-14, Jam es 2- Manehester vs. (ilastonhury at and hit a crucial free throw in the 0-4, Hayden 11-9-31. Totals 27-16-70. High with the entry list numbering 129 schools. Digger Phelps knew it. scored 10 of the Cardinals’ next 16 a pass in the final minute and Charles Bullets 112, Knieks 97 By beating the F inns, the The Russians had won the Challenge Mike Mitchell had 7 of Tunxis' 11 points over a five-minute stretch and “Hawkeye” Whitney was fouled. Bloomfield High, 8:15 Guard John Williamson pumped in final minute to snap a 100-100 tie and Americans brought the U S. its first Cup. beating a team composed of the There will be one playoff to deter­ “If Worthen is in a groove, he’ll Louisville opened a 7667 lead. Whitney, who scored 16 points, hit Koekville vs. Weaver at Bloom­ 24 points, backed up by 23 from Greg lift Philadelphia over Golden State. Olympic hockev gold medal since finest players in the National Hockey mine the eighth and final spot in a will oppose eight-seeded Goodwin dominate the game,” Phelps said Kyle Macy canned a 23-foot jumper two free throws with 36 seconds left field, 6:30 Ballard and 22 from Elvin Hayes. It The win moved Philadelphia within 1960. League, and had also defeated the region. That involves two area Tech Thursday night at Conard High after the Warriors had scored a 77-74 at the buzzer in overtime to spark to seal the victory. Coventry vs. Marianapolis Prep at was the first time since Jan. 9 that 1*4 games of the division-leading New York Islanders and New York schools, Penney and East Hartford in West Hartford at 6:30. surprise. “He penetrates well and is Second Call Kentucky to its 31st Southeastern In other games involving toplO Killingly High, 8:15 the struggling Bullets have won three Boston Celtics. Rangers before these Olympics. High, each finishing 5-15 and tied for Rockville High is the No. 4 seed in a really talented ballplayer. I was They also brought another call Conference championship. The team s. No. 1 DePaul defeated They were professionals in every eighth in Class LL Region I. Class LL Region I and the Rams will willing to give him his 8-20 from the from President Jimmy Carter in senior guard, who scored 11 points, (Chicago Loyola 94-87, No. 2 Syracuse sense of the word, inordinately The intercity rivals will battle it face fifth-ranked Weaver High floor, but his 14-20 from the line Washington, who had invited the dribbled the ball with about six topped Boston College 85-77, fifth- skilled, experienced and coordinated, out Tuesday night at South Windsor Friday night at Bloomfield High at killed us.” team to the White House after its High at 7:30 for that eighth spot and 6:30. It will precede the Manchester- Worthen scored 30 points to lead seconds left and found an open spot to ranked Oregon State downed Stan­ Watson Heads Money List while the Americans generally were triumph over the Russians. the left of the key. ford 85-57, and ninth-ranked Missouri a group of untested amateurs thrown the right to meet top-ranked Glastonbury battle. Marquette, 176, which didn’t score a LOS ANGELES (UPI) - friends with a member of the PGA watched Don January and Bob Gilder Carter first spoke with Vice Presi­ Kentucky, which finished 26-4 edged Kansas State 67-65. together only seven months ago. Windham High. The Windham vs. Coventry High at 15-5 is the No. 3 basket in the final 5:41 but was able Tom Watson, the PGA’s tour from Los Angeles. While Watson miss par putts on the 18th hole that dent Walter Mondale in the the overall and 15-3 in the conference, let Mark Aguirre scored 41 points, in­ Rod Gilbert, the former New York East Hartford-Penney winner clash seed in Class S Region I. The Patriots to convert key free throws to ensure went on to become golf’s dominant would have sent the tournament into winners' quarters and Mondale then ^ LSU send the game into overtime by cluding nine straight late in the leading money-winner the last Ranger right wing and perennial is slated Saturday night at Glaston­ hit the hardwood Friday night the victory, figure, his, friend faded from the ■ sudden death playoff. passed the phone over to Herb losing a five-point lead with about game, to rally unbeaten DePaul over three years, has captured the NHL All-Star who did color commen­ bury High at 8:15. against sixth-ranked Marianapolis "I knew they couldn’t stop me, so I scene. The two men, however, The trio was tied heading into the Brooks, the U S. coach who did such three minutes left in regulation play. city rival Loyola. The victory was the 18th tournament of his career tary for Canadian TV during the Penney and East Hartford split in Prep, 11-8, at Killingly High at 8:15. took it to them,” said Worthen. “Our remained very close. final hole over the 7,029-yard, par-71 a superb job learning everything he But Wildcats center Sam Bowie, who Blue Demons’ 25th in a row this Olympics, told me in Lake Placid the regular season, the Black All four defending champs are in game plan was to try and get to the and the second in his four Last year, the wife of Watson’s Riviera Country Club layout with could about the Russians and finished with 16 points, hit a layup off season and their 41st consecutive vic­ before the hockey competition Knights taking a 37-36 decision and the field again. Wilbur Cross (16-4) is one-and-one as soon as possible. But I starts this year to boost friend was stricken with cancer and Watson one group ahead of January handling his players. Brooks got a perfect lob f e ^ to tie the game 74- tory at home. started he didn't expect the Soviets the Hornets a 69-56 verdict. defending Class LL champ; South didn’t shoot very well because I was Watson spent many hours during the and Gilder. Watson reached the them up again and again after they 74 with 31 seconds remaining in himself back to the top of the to lose a single game. Manchester High is second seed in Catholic (10-10) is back for another throwing the ball instead of shooting four-day Los Angeles Open visiting green on the 454-yard, par-4 18th hole had been all but wiped out by the try at Class L; St. Thomas Aquinas it.” regular play. Senior forward Louis Orr and money list and secure his posi­ her and comforting her husband. Soviets 10-3 in their final warmup "The players on the U.S. team Class LL Region I and will take on in regulation but was 55 feet from the seventh-ranked 6-14 Glastonbury (12-8) is defending Class M champ; Marquette Coach Hank Raymonds The Tigers finished 21-5 overall and freshman guard Erich Santifer com­ tion as the best in his business. “It’s been on my mind the entire game just before the Winter Olym­ don't come within 10 city blocks of cup. He left the putt three feet short High Friday night at Bloomfield High and Cromwell High (16-4) will have said, “1 want Sam to go one-on-one 14-4 in the conference. bined for 40 points to pace Syracuse’s And while the $250,000 Los Angeles tournament,” said Watson, who pics began the Russians." he said, without but sank his second putt for par. at 8:15. another shot at the Class S crown. all the time. He fouled out all of those In Saturday’s action, the Atlantic comeback victory. Orr had 23. The Open wasn't decided until the final didn’t mention his friend’s name. “I "Herb, you told me you didn't think trying to demean the Americans. January’s second shot on the final East Catholic is third ranked in guys. Sam is the best one-on-one Coast Conference ended its regular win raised Syracuse’s record to 24-2, hole Sunday, it wasn’t surprising that know a great fella' whose wife is the team could win the gold medal. " "There's that much difference The four title games will be played hole clipped a tree branch and fell 18 Class L Region I and the Eagles have player in the country.” season with seventh-ranked while BC dropped to 186. The Eagles Watson won. sick. I played for someone else this Carter reminded him. between the two teams ' at Central Connecticut State feet short of the green, 90 feet from a tough first clash, according to College’s Kaiser Gymnasium in New “You have to credit Marquette,” Maryland beating Virginia 82-71 to surprised Syracuse as they jumped But this victory, Watson said, was time.” "But Mr. President. I lie a lot and I the pin. His chip stopped 20 feet short Britain. The Class L title game is said Phelps, whose team dropped to clinch the title. No. 8 North Carolina out to a 43-39 halftime lead. something speciai. Watson captured the 54th LA Open didn't know if we could do it. " Aware of Fact Coach Jim Penders. East faces sixth- of the cup and his putt for par slid Friday night, March 14, with the 20-5. “They felt that they could get an routing Duke 96-71, and No, 20 North Several years ago, Watson became with a finai round par-71 as he Brooks laughed Herb Brooks, the U.S. coach, was ranked 10-10 Torrington High two inches by on the right side. other three classes to be decided NCAA bid by winning today. Now I Carolina State edging Wake Forest "Everybody in the whole country is perfectly aware of that. Still, he kept Wednesday night at Crosby High in Saturday, March 15. see why they should. They’re as good 44-41. Guards Mark Radford and Ray proud of them. " Carter said. “We asking, no. demanding, his players Waterbury at 8:15. South Windsor High is top-ranked Thirty four of the 129 teams as any independent team in the coun­ Greg Manning led four Maryland Blume each scored 23 points to lead tried to do business, working on Iran give a little more, a little more, a lit­ Bowling, in Class L Region HI and the Bobcats entered posted losing records. try.” players in double figures with 24 Oregon State to a Pac-10 victory. The and economics, but we couldn't tle more. In other games involving ranked points, as the Terrapins closed their OSU Beavers, now 24-3 for the PARKADE DU.STV- because everybody was watching the "I wouldn't ask my family to do 220-203-204627, John Myers teams, third-ranked Louisville season with a 21-5 overall record and season, are 14-2 in the Pac-10. Rad­ Roland Smith 222, Roger game. Tell the whole team how much what I asked these people to do. " he 246615, Joe LaVae 224-570, bounced Florida State 83-75, and No. 12-2 in the league. Lee Raker paced ford and Blume led all scorers. Mieezkowski 202, Mike I love 'em " said Dave Neff 216-203-575, Rick 4 Kentucky edged No. 6 LSU 76-74 in Virginia, 19-9 and 7-7, with 27 points. Freshman guard Jon Sundvold Vignone 204-566, Denny Jimmy Carter wasn't alone. Brooks told Carter he didn't think Cougarettes End Funke 212, Fred Kozicki overtime. Maryland could not pull away until scored a career-high 17 points to help Carlin 201-205-592, Leo Dozens of American flags were the Russians could be beaten but he 212-550, Lou Polinski 212, Ali-America guard Darrell Griffith Manning made three free throws, extend Missouri’s winning streak to Nelson 2-3, Brain proudly unfurled in the Olympic never mentioned that to his own John Kozicki 216-210-201- netted 29 points to spark Louisville, putting the Terrapins up 67-57 with seven games. Sundvold hit his first Boyington 203, Bob Oliver AUTO Field House where the U S. had players. Long Losing Year it was the 26th win in 29 games this six minutes to play. seven shots and finished the day at 627, Dave Chagnot 558, Rob beaten the Finns That feeling of in­ "I have a great deal of respect for 216-217-618, James season for the Cardinals and their Mike O’Koren led North Carolina's eight-for-10 to help the Big Eight Washington 552, A1 ^nna tense national pride swept down to the Russians. " he said to them, "but Magowan 206-200, Todd 12th without defeat in the Metro easy win with 18 points. It was the champion Tigers. 577. Main Street in Lake Placid where, 1 don't think those people are belter • Unusual Hardwood Play Manchester Community College women’s basketball team Brower 205, John Jenkins with the snow swirling down, many than us by nature." ended its season on a sour note, dropping a 62-47 verdict to top- Three white-clad Cheney Tech performers had to go up against stood in the streets singing God Bless Everyone on the U.S. team was a ranked Housatonic Community College Saturday at the CCCAA five from Portland High at the end of Thursday night’s jayvee America Throughout the whole hero in his own way. Jim Craig, per­ Tournament at Kennedy High in Waterbury. Bowling country, a game most people only forming spectacularly in the net: basketball game as fouls forced their teammates to the bench. • Complete Mechanical Service The Cougarettes, fourth seeded. lUIZ knew before as "shinny" suddenly defensemen Ken Morrow and Bill The young Beavers fought hard and valiantly but came out on 45-39 edge. The Cougarettes closed it coreboQrcl NITE OWLS- Dot Hills • Collision Repair wind up 4-12 for the season. 6 became the catalyst that joined them Baker, who helped him time after to 45-44 but in the closing three NXtIONAL BASKKTBAl.L ASSO(' Seattle at Ixis Angeles 179-520, Irma DeSimone short end of scoreboard, 61-59. (Herald Photo by Adamson) Housatonic, 19-3, throttled the Eastern Conference f’hiiadelphiaat F*ortland • Auto Painting all together in a new era of Good time; captain Mike Eruzione, whose minutes Housatonic outscored MCC, Atlantic Division 175458, Marion Smith 189- Cougarettes in their last meeting by W L Pet GB NATIONAL HOTKEY LEAGUE Feeling screened 30-footer represented the 17-3. Campbell Conference 460, Linda Massaro 205-479, • Low Cost Service Rentals a 72-37 count. MCC, however, came Boston 46 If- 7fA — Patrick Division LOi Many upsets have taken place in winning goal against the Russians; Pam Hyslp had 16 points, Debbie Philadelphia 4T: 17 726 P> Linda Luce 194-497, Mary LPGA Prize to Garner out strong and its finest performance W L T ins GF GA • Factory Trained Technicians my time. Included among them were Phil Verchota, Rob McClanahan and Porter 14 and Cathy McLaughlin 13 to New York 31 33 484 16>i Philadelphia 41 fl3 177 Lourie 454, Bunny Ahl 470, of the season gave the victors Washington 28 34 4T2 18>x little Columbia shocking mighty Mark Johnson, with their third- SARASOTA, Fla. (UPI) - A spec­ Coles with a 70 tied for third at 282. lead the winners. Walker had 19 New Jersey 27 37 422 2D>i NY Islanders 28 2T: 8 64 20r> 189 Sandy Spear 454, Beth Ke­ • Charge With Master Charge everything they could handle. Central Division NY Hangers 27 2f, 9 63 234 221 Stanford in the Rose Bowl in 1934: period goals against Finland, and so tator told Jo Anne Camer prior to her Daniel, who tied for second last points to pace MCC. Mary Ann W L Pci GB Atlanta 26 24 10 62 204 199 MEiCOUNTSHM , nyon 463, Kathy Berzenski • 24 Hour Wrecker Service MCC utilizing a hustling zone Washington 18 32 10 46 189 221 many others week, one stroke behind the winner, Nassiff had 6 points and 7 rebounds AtlanU 38 2f: 603 > ACMKCSCORMW^ 452, Wendy Fortune 484, W e AINT “Cinderella Man" James J. Brad- final round in the LPGA 5100,000 Bent San Antonio 33 31 M6 Smythe Division and who was third in the season’s defense shut down high-scoring W'4L T Pts GF GA AVEKA6E W I.S Tel. 646-6464 dock taking the world heavyweight But the No. 1 hero in my book has Tree Classic Sunday she would have and Janet Ritchie 5 caroms and 6 Houston 31 32 4se 7 Chicago Diane Toce 478. Housatonic the first half and trailed Indiana 31 33 484 7>^ 27 2 14 6t 174 176 KXNTtANOm U crown from Max Baer a year-and-a- to be Herb Brooks for the job he did five birdies during the day. opening tourney, took the early lead steals for MCC. St Uiuis 26.24 10 62 193 106 MANMiEDTOnAY at the break, 23-22. Jan Pajor had 14 Cleveland 26 41 388 14 Edmonton 19 31 12 f« £ y c l e s half later.: lightly regarded Cassius with his players. He made them The unidentified fan had every on the final round, moving to six- Houtalonir (62) — McLaughlin 5-3- Detroit 14 49 222 24 224 263 (iw E s . of her game-total 18 points and Western Conference Vancouver 19 31 10 46 189 21f; WHICH O f M POWDER PUFF- Vicky Clay winning the same title from believe in themselves. In so doing, he right to think she had hit her predic- under after 10 holes. But she was un­ 13, P o rter 5-4-14, Oliver 2-2-6, Hyslop 8-0- Colorado 16 34 10 42 189 231 Marlene Walker 15 of her game-total Midwest Division Winnipeg FOLLOWINCi Glass 184-189-516, Nancy we re famous Sonny Liston in in 1964. the New got the whole country to believe in able to cash in on several birdie op­ 16, Gearing 2-0-4, C. Walker 1-1-3, Smith W L Pet GB If. 39 9 39 168 2fi7 ton on the nose as Camer stood on the 26 rebounds in the opening 20 minutes Wales Conference HAD A HI6HER CABIER McLaughlin 177-190-536, for auto painUng 2-0-4, Denmon 1-0-2, Fedeli 0-0-0. Totals Kansas City 39 27 1411 ~ Norris Division York Mets knocking over the them and, not incidentally, to believe 18th green, 60 feet away from the pin portunities the rest of the way in and Milwaukee 36 29 UA 2 'I SC0EIM6 MA8k ? but did you know for MCC. W L T Pts. GF GA Jack ie Czaya 178-492, Baltimore Orioles in the 1969 World also anything is possible if you're finished at six-under. 2610-62. Denver 24 41 36B Wi we also specialize and needing two putts for a birdie MCC had a 26-24 lead early in the MCC (47) — Nassiff 3-06, Schwartz O C'hicago 22 43 338 16>i Montreal 34 20 7 7ft 233 187 Terry Sieminski 192-499, Series and even Harry Truman willing to work hard enough for it. UUh 20 C .308 18'} Ivos Angeles 2ft 28 9 240 HA A. KUDY LA RUSSO molorctycles? and three for a par and the victory. 06, Walker 6-7-19, Pajor 8-2-18, Daniels 1- Pittsburgh 22 28 11 187 230 Edith Tracy 188-513, Mary second half before Housatonic l*acific Division B. K.C. JONES >W\i Lookig at her caddy as she lined up 0-2, Ritehe 1-0-2. Totals 19-9-47. W I f»cl GB Hartford 2) 2ft 12 217 217 C. DARRAU IMHOFF exploded for 8 straight points to nab a Detroit 21 30 9 204 213 Bania 179-177-507, Edna to restore your the 60-footer, Garner shouted, "Are Seattle 46 18 719 - motorcycle to Los Angeles 46 18 719 — Adams Division Klein 176-463, Irene Bozio ______lIs Basketball. WL T Pis GF GA HCC Play Tonight you ready?” inioenix 42 22 6F« 4 peak appearance, Buffalo 38 16 8 84 239 161 184, Rita Pontarelli 455, But after carding four birdies on Portland 30 34 489 16 Boston 3AV 911' AQ(MI A1NO: JdMSUE don 't wait for the JUNIORS Beckman Runner-Up San Diego 30 I: 462 I6>i 7. 16 9 79 234 178 Betty Lamoureaux 457, Spring rush. We the back nine to take over the lead. 19 V: 297 27 Minnesota 28 19 12 68 243 197 Consolation and championship tilts regular season meetings, the Eagles West Side No. 1 topped East Side Golden Stale Toronto 26 30 4 U 232 248 Gerry Tonski 480, Carol can paint your taking the first, 64-51, and the Saints Garner couldn’t come up with that Manchester High’s Don Beckman for ninth place in the team standings Sunday's Results Qucbec 21 31 8 fO 174 213 CHEVROLET, in the Hartford County Conference No. 1, 37-32, and West Side No. 3 Milwaukee 94. Kansas City 72. aft. Schubert 465, Frank Katz _ — _ ___ cycle now! (HCC) Basketball Playoff will take the second, 67-61. last one and settled for a par. But routed West Side No. 2, 66-47, last took runner-up honors in the Class LL with Simsbury, each with 44tk points. New Jersey 129, San Antonio 123, aft Sunday's Results 464, Charlotte Ferguson that gave her a final round of 3- Liner took third place in the 98- Washington U2. New York67. aft N Y' RangersS. N Y. Islanders2 place tonight at the University of Northwest and South will battle in Friday at the East Side Rec. Division and East Catholic’s Jack Portland Hfr. Cleveland 100, alt Quebec 2, Pittsburgh 0 464. 4 0 .0 0 Detroit?. Minnesota ft TATIK...... $ Hartford. the 8 o’clock championship tilt. under-par 69 for a 72-hole total of 8- Paul Litrico had 12 points and Todd Liner took a third placement in the pound class at the Class M Meet Phoenix US, Indiana 106. alt. KofC- Morgan Flaherty FCnDERS...... $ 1 5 .0 0 each under 280 and the top prize of $15,000. Chicago 110. San Diego KB, all Chicago 3, Buffalo 1 1229 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER East Catholic, 16-5, a 39-30 upset Northwest, 18-2, is defending champ Magrath 10 for WS 1 while Doug Class M Division to highlight local which took place at New London Philadelphia 103. (iolden Slate 100. aft Washington 1. Colorado 1 < tie > 222-558, Ray Rowelt 226, SIDE COVERS...... $ 1 0 .0 0 each One shot back at 281 after a closing High. The Eagle grapplers placed Los Angeles 112. Houston 100, aft Boston i Edmonton 2 HOME ENGINEERS- loser to South Catholic, will take on and has won three of the five HCC Whitaker had 16 and Mark Cutler 8 results at the CIAC State Wrestling Monday s Games B ruce Hence 211, Ed Minimum Charge $40.00 70 was Sandra Post, Who shared the 10th with 53Mi points. Jennie Leggitt 179-507, Striping dr bodywork Cxtra iLscquer also auallaMel n-9 St. Thomas Aquinas in the 6 Playoffs, South, 11-10, has taken the for ES 1. Ron Pedemonte had 27 Tournaments last weekend. Tuesday's Games < No games scheduled) Yourkas 215-573, Mike lead with Garner at 5-under-par Cheney Tech did battle at the Class Tuesday 's Games Eileen Henson 181-507, o'clock consolation. Aquinas was an other two. The Indians topped the points, Jeff Fields 17 and Kent Beckman bowed to Hall’s Mike vs, Boston at Hartford Montreal at Atlanta Petruniw 214-552, Fred MANCHB8TKR entering the final round. Defending S Tournament at New Britain High [hdlana at Houston Los Angeles at Washington Marlys Dvorak 192-494, 891 A D A M S ST. (i-M TO ixtr i*. rzie mt* tMih w e m t n ) 81-62 first round victim of Northwest Rebels twice in the regular season, Stringfellow 11 for WS 3 while Mark Gordon, 5-2, in the finals of the 167- Utah at Chicago Kozicki 228-569, Ben HOURS Hon-rn 810 6; s«i luiui RAT a aaa (B N nua MOTOss HLsn onracM and the Techmen secured 19th place Hartford at Quebet' Shirley Eldridge 457, Ken Catholic. 45-40 and 59-47, champion Sally Little with a closing Mistretta had 15, Bill Silver 15 and pound class at the Class LL Meet at stile {IKtnusCIlv Vancouver at Minnesota .______rAHtlCITATiriQ WAAC0‘ CCNTCKS OflLV "WWa l)ie|o at Milweuliee Toronto at St. tx>uis Foreman 563. McKenney 468. East and Aquinas split their 69. Beth Daniel with a 70 and Janet Dean Page 12 for WS 2. Southington High. Manchester tied in the standings with 14 points. I1»eitl«#l Denver 14 - EVENING HERALD, Mon., Feb. 25. 1980 Tri-Town Professor Offers Help Vernon Another proposal would repeal the C a rle s because iv. VERNON — Town Council to deal with provisions not covered The committee reasons that a sub­ out in the general statutes, must be this year. statute that allows the town clerk now exists, Casting members have been asked by Mayor sequent Charter Commission, or the selected in the same manner and To Treat Math Anxiety Marie Herbst to review a proposed While Vernon does have an annual and the registrar of voters to appoint The committee said that Chapters have the same number of members same commission dealing with a sub­ bill on the organization and powers of Town Meeting, the proposal would assistant town clerks or registrars, CHESHIRE (UPI) — A college you from doing what you have the and statistics, is everywhere in 97 and 98 of the general statutes are sequent petition, may wish to ap­ as required by statute. Boards and local government and to make com­ require towns that don’t have such a with approval of the governing body Complete professor has offered help to career mental capacity for doing,” he said today’s society, the professor said. troublesome because they contain a proach the same problem but such that are town created wouldn’t ments to her or to David Keith Leff, meeting, to hold an annual “state of and put in a new section that would women suffering from “math in an interview from his Cheshire “It’s all over the place. A day can wide range of subjects that have been somewhat differently. be subject to this requirement. "the research attorney who prepared the municipality” meeting at which allow the towns, by charter or or­ anxiety” because they were steered home. hardly go by where somewhere in lumped together as if they were mis­ Also pertaining to charter referen­ This is designed to promote unifor­ VERNON — The Tri-Town Players the proposal, at the state capitol. the chief elected official would dinance, to prescribe the method of away from the subject as children on Washburn said he thought math your life you don’t encounter math,” cellaneous provisions without a dum, the committee recommends mity among town agencies and to in­ theater group has completed the ■" The changes were suggested hy the explain the state of the town and appointment; and require town the theory that it wasn’t feminine. anxiety was more common in women he said. specific chapter. They could be that the Charter Commission is to sure requirements mandated by the Joint Standing Committee on Plan­ townspeople would be allowed to ask clerks to account to town officials as castinf for its spring production of Robert Washburn said Sunday he because society has fostered the idea “You turn on the radio and you grouped by subject and put into a package the ballot and determine its statutes, are met. ning and Development and Leff said questions. to the amount of fees collected thus "You Know 1 Can’t Hear You When will teach women entering the it’s unfeminine to be a math brain, hear there’s a 70 percent chance of logical and readable framework, the wording after the appointing authori­ To give charter towns more the proposal is only a working draft The proposal would also allow allowing the officials to decide the Water's Running" and has business world some of the basics of and schools used to steer women rain. That’s a probability statement. committee said. ty has made its final determination flexibility in allowing voters to -and doesn’t represent the final views towns, by ordinance, to set the whether fee or salary basis is more started rehearsals for the March 21. math in nine workshops which begin away from male-oriented subjects Yet most people don’t know what it , The proposed law would also of what will be submitted to the express their views, the proposed of committee members. number of persons necessary to peti­ profitable. 22, 28 and 29 performances. today. like math and science. means,” he said. specify that a person should be able voters. This would clarify who is changes would allow towns to es­ The comedy, written by the “ The committee said its ultimate tion for a special town meeting Concerning town managers, the Washburn, a professor at Southern He said anyone who had “a bad to remove his name from a charter responsible for developing the ballot tablish, by charter, their own sub­ American playwright Robert Ander­ goal is to create a logical, understan­ because the statutory numbers of 20 proposal calls for the repeal of the Connecticut State College, said both experience with math early in their petition before filing. The committee and it is felt that the commission jects for referenda. son. was a hit on Broadway and has or 50 may not be suited to the needs section of the statutes which permits women and men suffer from “math dable and useful body of law concer­ said it’s currently unclear whether a would be the best agency to do this The proposed changes also concern life” can have math anxiety and towns to have managers and to in­ been selected as one of the best plays anxiety” but studies have found it’s Washburn also said many people ning municipalities. of each town. name can be removed but it’s felt a matters of consolidation and distric­ shudder at the thought of income tax clude it as a power of charter towns. because it’s most intimately con­ of 1966-67. The show is perform ^ for more frequent among women, forms, percentages and advanced don’t fully comprehend what “2 to 1 . TTiey said currently that section of One section that is especially person should be able to change his nected with the charter process. ting which don’t particularly pertain expected to cause some controversy, The committee said no town current­ four separate acts; "The Shock of “ Math anxiety doesn’t have arithmetic. odds” or 52 percent of the voting age the general statutes is a mind since often people are asked to Another proposed change would to the Town of Vernon. ly uses this chapter since all towns Recognition," "The Footsteps of anything to do with IQ or ability. It’s population means when they read a ’’hodgepodge of laws that have grown is the one that would limit eligibility sign petitions without time to think One change would allow all towns, Math, including the often mis­ with managers have charters. allow municipal charters to provide Doves," "I'll Be Home for Christ­ a psychological block that prevents understood percentages, probability political story. by accretion as responses to par­ to vote at town meetings to electors about the issues. for recall of municipal officials. The by charter, to provide for budget and would eliminate ownership of The proposal would also repeal the mas. " and "I'm Herbert." ticular problems.” The Town of Vernon recently up­ reason being to allow the towns, by referendums after a budget has b ^ n property as a criteria. section on the liability for mob James Pendergast, who has exten­ Althou^ the committee will raise dated its charter but the propos^ charter, to decide if this method is approved by the budget-making sive directing and acting credits with damage. The committee explained the bill this year to deal solely with The committee said it feels that statute revisions would eliminate the appropriate, to insure elected of­ authority. The committee feels this both the Tri-Town Players and the that this is not within the purview of the powers and organization of local the ability to vote on the basis of requirement which precludes action ficials are accountable. would give the public more input into Little Theatre of Manchester, is the Loss of Tourist Boat governm ent, the bill wouldn’t property ownership is antiquated and town responsibility and could prove on a recommendation of a Charter The proposed changes also call for the budget-making process where a financially burdensome. Also director for the play. Lee Hay. also become effective until 1982 to give allows individuals from outside the Commission for one year after the clarification of the section on boards town finds that useful. This power suggested for repeal is the require­ well known to Vernon and municipal officials time to community to determine town appointing authority has rejected the and commissions or agencies, the would be limited to charter towns to ment that towns mark their bouh- Manchester audiences, is set familiarize themselves with the revi­ policy. recommendation unless a petition is enabling legislation for which is set encourage charter government. designer. Shocks City of St. Louis sion and to give the committee time filed. All four performances will begin at 2 in New Orleans, the Coast Guard 8:15 p.m. at Vernon Center Middle ST. LOUIS (UPI) — City leaders Regional Commerce and Growth 0 -: School on Hartford Turnpike (Route are aghast at prospects of losing a Association. found additional hull repairs, costing 30) in Vernon. venerable tourist attraction, the O’Flynn's comment typified the $5(X),(X)0, were needed. Panel Approves First Woman Officer Appearing in "The Shock of excursion boat Admiral. stunned reaction to a recent "Boatmen’s told us they were not “The Admiral has been part of the copyright story in the St. Louis Post- going to lend us the additional Recognition " act will be Charles Joseph Celli of Real Art Ways, Hartford, brings his Apartment Zone Cowles as Jack Barnstable, a heritage of this community as long as Dispatch. The report said the Ad­ $500,000," Carroll told the Post- Starts Coventry Duty playwright; Howard Becker as Herb “Organic Oboe” to an unusual concert Friday night at the I can remember," Mayor James F. miral has canceled its 1980 season Dispatch. COVENTRY — Sue Ann Soucier, the town's regulations for separation distance Miller, a producer: Paul Gessay as Stairwell Gallery of Manchester Community College. Conway said Wedrles(lay. “It just and may never return to St. Louis "They laid, "We’re not going to VERNON — The Zoning Commission has approved a town’s first female police officer, from school property to allow the sale of Richard Pawling, an actor, and Ann- wouldn’t be the same old riverfront from dry dock in New Orleans. give you anything at all,’ not even the request of the Society for Savings Bank for a zone change assumed her duties Sunday. liquor. The zoners granted the request on 5 Marie Chicoine as Dorothy. Miller’s without it.” The Coast Guard last May ordered agreed-on $750,000. ’They told us to from Industrial Park to Planned Residential Develop­ the grounds of hardship. Although the suit secretary. The Admiral has plied the the ship to undergo repairs to its just get the Admiral out of that ment for property off Hartford Turnpike (Route 30). Her appointment was made official Cowles, who has performed with Concert Will Open Mississippi River for 40 years. The steel hull and banned cruises in the shipyard as quickly and cheaply as ■ The land, located off Mt. Vernon Drive, consists of 20 Wednesday. Her rank will be a "Class D has been withdrawn the town will still be billed for $100 by Town Attorney Abbot the Mark Twain Masquers, last ship is often paired visually with the interim. During last summer's possible." acres now zoned for industry. The developers want to put patrolman.” Schwebel, who did the work on the case. Gateway Arch on riverfront post­ tourist season the boat was moored A statement issued by the bank apartments up in the area. Attorney Sol Kerensky told Officer Soucier is filling the vacancy appeared with the Tri-Town Players The council also accepted the resigna­ cards. on the riverfront, open to visitors to said Boatmen’s "is continuing to the commission. created by the resignation of Lt, Joseph as Ben Gant in "Look Homeward Exhibition at MCC tion of Herman LeDoyt from the .Angel. " Becker has numerous Advertised as the world's largest stroll its five decks but not for any of explore all avenues available to keep The land is near the Mt. Vernon apartment complex, Deslauries. Town Manager Frank Connolly said Ms. Cemetery Commission and was told it will credits with the New Britain Reper­ MANCHESTER — An unusual con­ State College, New Britain, excursion boat, it has a capacity of the customary short trips to South St. the (Streckfus) company operating the Sleeping Giant apartments, a trailer park and a small Soucier was chosen for the appointment have to appoint a successor to the vacancy tory, Tri-Town Players and Little cert will open the next exhibition this Of "Lightworks," he says, "My re­ 4,000 passengers. Countless residents Louis. in St. Louis.” ipdustrial park. John Loranger, planning consultant, said in the constable’s force caused by the Theatre of Manchester, and Titus week at the Stairwell Gallery of cent work began when, by chance, and visitors carry with them William F. Carroll, president of “The company’s past performance the topography of the parcel can be described as hilly by an oral Board of Police Supervisors, on death of Constable Fred Contessa in Savage in Tri-Town's fall production Manchester Community College, sunlight poured through some of my memories of childhood afternoons Streckfus Steamers Ine., owner of and current projections,” the bank terrain. Jan. 24. The selection was made from two December. His term was to have run out of "The Curious Savage." Gessay has A concert of multi-media, large acrylic paintings. The light spent playing in the Admiral's penny the Admiral, said arrangements had said, "do not indicate the ability to Loranger said the Society for Savings parcel fails to candidates from the supernumerary rank, in 1981. The council will have to appoint a performed with the Somers Village experiment rock music by Joseph made the paintings glow, drawing arcade or dancing to big bands on been made with Boatmen's National earn sufficient profit from meet three of the four criteria for determining suitability who has shown interest in the position for industry. He said development of multi-family units, successor of the same party (Democrat) Players and the Windsor Jesters as Celli of Real Art Ways, Hartford, is my attention, demanding an involve­ moonlight cruises. Bank of St. Louis to finance $750,(KK) operations to service the additional which was offered to all supernumerary with appropriate recreation and parking facilities up to a under the terms of the Town Charter. well as with Tri-Town, and was scheduled to open Friday night's ment that flat wall pieces do not. "I couldn't imagine summer in St. in repairs to the hull. debt required to finance the repair of officers. Samuel Savage in "The Curious events at the gallery, 146 Hartford Suspending these paintings to catch Louis without the Admiral, " said However, when the boat was the Admiral.” maximum of 200 at a density of 10 units per acre would be Ms, Soucier has been with the force in a Savage." Ms. Chicoine has been an Road. the light has made me aware of James O'Flynn, president of the hauled up in the dry docks last month O’Flynn said St. Louis will rally to compatible with the adjacent Mt. Vernon complex. part-time capacity since March 1979. She DuFour Heading was selected on the basis of psychological assistant stage manager and a The event will mark the opening of having to work with the existing en­ save the ship. Town Planner George Russell told the com­ member of the technical crews for "Lightworks, " a show of watercolors vironment, either using it or mission that he didn’t feel the area was suitable for in­ testing, a physical, a background in­ Reagan^s Effort Tri-Town. by Tom Lightfoot. After the 8 p.m. transforming it." dustry. "I think a better use is residential,” he said. vestigation and an oral board review. In "The Footsteps of Doves." the concert, there will be a reception Celli. known for his "Organic At last week’s public hearing, Attorney Allen Thomas, She is a resident of Rockville. Police HEBRON — Paul L. DuFour has been second act. Fred Glancey as George with refreshments in the gallery. The Oboe, " is co-founder and artistic TV Tonight representing the owners of the Mt. Vernon complex said’ Chief Robert Kjellquist said that he appointed coordinator of the Reagan for while he didn’t really have any objections to the zone Porter and Dorothy Herold as his public is invited at no charge. director of Real Art Ways in Hart­ doesn’t require residency in Coventry as a President campaign in the Town of change, he would have some concern about traffic qualification for full-time employment wife. Harriet, portray a couple con­ Lightfoot holds a bachelor's degree ford, He is a graduate of Hartt 6:00 9:00 ® Dave Allen Hebron. Former Connecticut Gov, John (D(I)S2® News 1:10 problems more apartments might create. Presidential libraries have been called “the pyramids of our times.” because this would severely limit the sidering the purchase of twin beds in fine arts from the University of College of Music and Northwestern ( D d C f U p lM ® Captlorted ABC News (B McCloud D. Lodge, honorary chairman of the d) (Love Lucy (S Movie "Jacques Brel Is Alive The commission also approved a plan of development The newest pyramid is the $20 million John F. Kennedy Library in availablity of candidates. after 25 years of marriwk life. Ron Connecticut and received his University and writes and performs (I) Joker’s W)kl And Well And Living In Paris" 11:30 1:25 Connecticut Reagan Committee, made the (D Adam-12 Connolly also informed the council that Abrahams is the salesman and Ms. master's degree from the Institute his own compositions. < 3 "TV Community CoOege (1975) Mort Shuman. Elly Stone. (£ N«ws submitted by Brian Edwards, 60 Prospect St. Boston. (UPI photo) announcement. F (SKolaK ® The Odd Couple A Belgian minstrel expresses his Eldwards will convert his property into a total of three a lawsuit against the Zoning Board of Chicoine returns as Jill, a young Allende, San Miguel de Allende. The Stairwell Gallery exhibit will (£ ® T h e Iran Crisis; America 1:30 Dufour presently serves on the & Streets Of San Francisco feelings on life and love in a rep­ Held Hostage ® ® Toniorrow apartment units in a Planned Residential Zone. The com­ Appeals, has been withdrawn. woman who momentarily causes Mexico. remain on view until March 21. Q 3-2-1 Contact ertoire of songs. Republican Town Committee and the (S Dave Allen mission noted that no changes will be made to the George to forget his age. H6 is a member of the Asylum Hill Gallery hours are 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. ® (SMS NBC Movie "The Out­ 2:00 A resident who owns property near Jim­ Zoning Board of Appeals. He will 6:30 ® Qunsmoke John Kennedy Library law Josey Wales" (1976) Clint (B Joe Frenklln exterior of the building. my’s Pizza on Route 31 had filed suit to Glancey has appeared with Little Artists Cooperative, Hartford, and weekdays and 9 a.m. to noon Satur­ (S Carol Burnett And Friends News spearhead an effort to contact every Eastwood, Sondra Locke. At the Attorney John LaBelle, representing Stanley Bray of Theatre of Manchester and Tri-Town teaches art in the Hartford public days. Directors are Robert F. Man­ (£ "Tic Tac Dough ® Sergeant Bllko 2:30 block the Zoning Board’s approval of an registered Republican, on behalf of ® IS ® NBC News end of the Civil War, a peaceful 0 M * A "8 'H Manchester, asked for a zone change from single family application to allow the sale of alcoholic Players and most recently was in schools and at Central Connecticut ning and John E. Stevens. ® ®OverE*sy farmer becomes a notorious 11:45 Reagan, before the primary in Hebron. LTM’s “Bells Are Ringing. " Ms. ® BobNewhart gunslinger to avenge the deaths (S) ® Barney Miller 2:51 residential to major commercial for 1.34 acres of land on beverages at the restaurant which is Anyone interested in serving on the of his wife and child. d) News Reservoir Road. A Popular Boston Site across the street from the Grammar Herold has credits with Theatre 6:55 ® ® American Short Stoiy 12:00 campaign committee should contact @)Newa (D Harry 0 2*56 LaBelle said 16 acres of land Bray owns, adjacent to School. E Newington, Manchester Community ® Movie "A Case Of Rape" (I) Beet Of MIddey BOSTON (UPI) — Presidential libraries Dufour at 228-3213, Commission Making Up (1974) Elizabeth Montgomery, ® Movhs "A Yank In The RAF" Although the restaurant didn’t meet the College, Hartford Stage II and 7:00 (1941) Tyrone Power, Betty that parcel, is already zoned major commercial. The have been called “the pyramids of our He said the library averages 13,500 The primary will be on March 25. (DOBS News Ronny Cox. A rape victim is visitors per week with most of them com­ appeared in Tri-Town’s "’The Curious humiliated and made to seem Grable. request was made so the entire parcel would be zoned the times.” (E® M'A'S'H dS Dr. Scott On Hebrews same. ing on weekends. Savage" and "Look Home ward List of Local Artist (£ ® ABC News responsible when she presses Since the newest pyramid - the John F. charges against her assailant. (2 ® ® ® Tonight Angel." Abrahams also has been a (S Face The Music ® Abbott AndCostelk) LaBelle said Bray doesn’t have any specific plans for Kennedy Library - opened four months Every president since Herbert Hoover VERNON—With plans to present dividual school PTOs, presented a dS Festival Of Faith hrs.) TriTown Players’ performer and has the land. ago, it has also become one of the most has elected to have his personal papers High School Dance Band an “ Artists Showcase” early this number of cultural programs in the ® (Wrestling 10:00 12:15 The commission, after hearing the request, voted to appeared in numerous roles in the S News d) ® Polloe Story popular attractions in the city. stored in a library built in his honor, a summer, the Vernon Arts Commis­ Vernon School system. ( S ® News conduct a hearing on it next month. practice which prompted Columbia Rockville Hospital Follies. ® SS Dick Cavett ® Connecticut Prime Time 12:30 Tourists and day trippers have come by To Play at Fund-Raiser sion is compiling an index of all local The commission is a membership ® Newlywed Qame (X) Life And Times Of Eddie Rob­ Also to be aired at the same hearing will be proposed University historian Menry Graff to call Appearing in the third act, "I'll Be 10:30 • fr ly'-rxi 1' the thousands to visit the modernistic con­ art organizations, independent ar­ erts week. Home for Christmas, " are Bob organization which seeks to make 7:29 ® Connecticut Screening Room amendments to the zoning regulations governing apart­ crete and glass library overlooking them "the pyramids of our times.” The COVENTRY-The High School Band tists and artesans. ® Dally Numbers ® Our Miss Brooks The board has approved the develop­ Blodgett as Chuck Berringer; Joy available a variety of art experiences ® Two Ronnies ment bedroom mix and one on an amendment concerning Boston Harbor, On some weekend after­ papers of earlier presidents are in the will present a concert March 1 at the Anyone interested in being listed to residents in the Vernon, Tolland, 7:30 11:00 1:00 special permits. The proposal would add municipal Library of Congress, Manchester Armory as part of a fund­ ment of an education program for Bale as his wife. Edith, and Shelley (i) P.M. Magazine (X) Movie "The Bridge Of San noons, hundreds of people line up outside should contact the commission at and Ellington areea. (D (2)® News Luis Rey" (1944) Lynn Bari, Fran­ buildings and public utility structures among those Planning for the Kennedy library was raising exchange program. preschoolers to begin next fall. About 15 Blodgett as their daughter, Clarice. (S All In The Family ® M*A*S*H — sometimes waiting an hour to get in. 872-2708 or 875-3559. cis Lederer. youngsters, identified as having potential Set in the family apartment, the act The long range goal of the d) The Muppets (S Benny Hill already listed such as funeral homes, hotels, hospitals The library was dedicated Oct. 20 in actually started by JFK himself. He en­ Both the Mainstreet Band and the The organization, now in its fourth (S Dating Qame learning problems, will be se rv ^ accor­ exposes the meaninglessness of the organization is a permanent facility and churches. ceremonies attended by President Carter visioned having his postpresidential office Coventry High School Dance Band will year, has sponsored a variety of art which can accommodate a variety of SM’A'S'H ding to Donald Nicoletti, assistant Berringers’ marriage. ® MacNell / Lehrer Report Vernoncin* >''2 Uses for these may be permitted when granted a and 6,000 other spectators - many of whom in the library building, where he could participate. events in the Tri-Town area, con­ 1 0 superintnedent. art events, such as concerts, art ® ® Tic Tac Dough ^ The concert is scheduled from 9 p.m. to Blodgett is a veteran of many Tri- R O U IfS H4-86 'EXIT 05. special permit by the Planning Commission for major worked in or supported the Kennedy ad­ concentrate on writing his memoirs. ducted bus tours to theaters and art ® Maude The total cost of $18,000 will be largely exhibits and theater and dance per­ 649.933J in commercial zones. ministration. The library contains Kennedy’s official 1 a.m. Tickets can be bought from band Town plays, including "Arsenic and exhibits, 'staged outdoor festivals SH Evening At Symphony Spe­ GLOBE offset by state reimbursement of the man­ formances. For more information cial The library was to have been built in papers and thousands of pieces of JFK director Carl Salina. He can be reached at Old Lace, " "Plaza Suite " and and, in co-sponsorship with in­ dated program, with Coventry con­ "Mouse Trap. " Ms. Bale appeared as about membership call 872-2708. 6:00 Cambridge, Mass, near Harvard Universi­ memorabilia dating back to his youth. the high school or by calling 875-8198. N a tiiie Wood tributing under $5,000 toward the cost, ac­ Helen in the group's "Look d) She's A Good Skate, Charlie travel Service ty. But Cambridge residents fought the There is a replica of his Oval Office com­ This will fie the last performance of the Brown MARRIED BETTE MIDLER cording to school officials, Homeward Angel" and as Lolly in 555 MAIN STREET idea, saying it would be too much of a traf­ plete with his desk, rocking chair and the Mainstreet Band with its present (S Croaa-WIta O n R ecord famous coconut shell on which he carved a members, Salina said. "The exhange con­ Karen Randolph, a speech and hearing TTP’s "He Ain't Done Right by (B ® ABC Movie ' Elvis " 643-2165 ALAN BATES _ fic burden on a heavily congested area. COUPLE clinical worker, told the board that about Nell " Ms Blodgett makes her debut Heart Fund Won’t Run (1979) Kurt Russell, Season Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, the late message for help after his PT boat was cert program is with the Paint Branch Hubley The career ol the leg­ 7:20 one-third of incoming kindergarten ' Over 30 Yean THEROSE Mancfiester Public Records president’s widow, finally decided on the rammed by a Japanese destroyer in the High School from Biirtinville, Maryland, " in this performance endary entertainer Elvis Presley students have some level of difficulty in is traced from his impoverished Travel Experience alternate site at the Boston Harbor Cam­ Pacific during World War II. he noted. “It will involve the Coventry The final act. Tm Herbert. " is Door-to-Door Canvass Warranty dprda speech, hearing, motor coordination, or cast with Dwight Martin and Roberta childhood in Memphis, Tennes­ Authorized agent in Manchester m Daniel F, Reale to Earl F. Kilduff and Teresa P. pus of the University of Massachusetts. One of the most popular attractions is a band going to Maryland March 13 and 16. see lo the peak of his success. for all Airlines. Railroads and In other school news, Superintendent problem-solving ability. Hatch as an elderly couple Steamship Lines. Kilduff, property at Northfield Green Condominiums Architect I.M. Pei designed the $20 30 minute film of Kennedy’s career. MANCHfcSTER-There will be no (R) The board also appropriated $6,000 to (XI Leonard Bernstein Conducts $63,000. million library with an eye towards at­ Elsewhere, there are shorter audio-visual Arnold Elman, told the Board of Educa­ remembering past love affairs but door-to-door canvassing this year for Driver Killed hire a part-time learning disabilities in­ never quite getting the details cor­ ® I® ® Little House On The tracting visitors. He succeeded. exhibits. tion it could expect an approximate 25 per­ the Manchester Heart Fund, causing CANTON (UPIl — Police today Prairie Shirley M. Dow to Jeffrey M, Dickinson and Robin E. structor at the Robertson School, one of rect. “Through January 19th we have had "The films vividly bring back the cent increase in state aid under the fund organizers to appeal to were seeking witnesses to a one-car ® Song By Song THE Lukas, property at 14 Deepwood Drive, $50,500, the town's two elementary schools. This Martin has extensive acting and ® Qunsmoke 177,597 visitors,” said Frank Rigg, chief of memory of John Kennedy when you see equalization program for the school year townspeople for Voluntary con- crash which claimed the life of a Adoption of trade name service is also mandated by government directing credits throughout New 8:30 visitor services at the library. him there so full of life," Rigg said. beginning next September. This would tibutions. Collinsville man. Rosemary B. Viola and Donald F. Jackson as Spruce translate into about $1.2 million, he said. regulations. England, including with the Nutmeg The fund money is spent on educa- d) The Last Resort WE^U MAKE Enterprises, 189 West Center St. Police said Robert Tourison, no (EMsrvQrlffln GODSEND The board has been working on a budget The board increased the cost of a hot Summer Theater, Southbury tion of students, medical Daniel Picano as D & R Used Cars, 461 Main St, age available, was dead on arrival at proposal since Elman submitted■ lunch for an adult from 85 cents to $1.10, Playhouse and Triangle Playhouse. professionals, and families of heart YOUR DAY Building perniilH Andover Gets More Aid John Dempsey Hospital in Far­ request for a 17.5 percent increase last effective next month. His acting credits have included Donald Norton for Dayton Stimson, alterations at 326 attack victims. Heart care classes mington about 3 a m. Sunday after ANDOVER—Andover will receive $47,- The special education account will 2 Henry II in "The Lion in Winter," Woodbridge St., $500. teach heart attack victims and their his car struck a utility pole on Maple 174 more in state aid to municipalities Willy Loman in "D eath of a decrease to $48,801 from the $49,348 it families how to live after an attack. Avenue. Ballet Show George Doyon, entrance ramp at 30 Blue Ridee Drive next year than it did this year if estimated Salesman " and Matthew Harrison $600, received this year. The fund also provides low-cost figures in the proposed state budget for Brady in "Inherit the Wind. " Ms. On Cable TV For the Town Aid road fund Andover penicillin to rheumatic heart victims tributions to Thomas Ferguson, cam­ Russell Miller for Robert DeMello, rec room at 66 Joan 1980-1981 do not change. will receive the same amount it did this Hatch is a Tri-Town veteran of and answers questions within the Circle, $2,000. paign chairman, at LaBonne Bemis MANCHESTER - Com­ State Representative Aloysius Ahearn year, $52,049. SOLDERS START several productions, including L. R. Whitaker Construction Co. for Bark Properties community concerning heart care Associates, 155 Main St. Con­ munity Broadcasting Co, released the figures today. 'They are sub­ Other state aid estimates for next year "Chinamen" and "Look Homeward with referrals, speakers, and Corp., alterations for retail store at 207 Spencer St, $8 - tributions may also be mailed to pre-empts “Community In­ ject to change. followed by the amount the town received Angel," and most recently was Mrs. literature. goo. Peter Sterne, Connecticut Bank and sight” tonight at 7 on Cable Andover will get $256,879 in education this year are: manufacturer’s inventory, Paddy in “The Curious Savage.” To help meet the goal of $13,610, Isaiah and Jeannette Repsher Jr., living room window Trust Co., North Branch, 14 N. Main TV Channel 13 to bring you equalization next year, $45,483 more than $963, $963; mercantile inventroy, $1,312, 5 Tickets for all performances are residents are asked to send their con- R-e.'rr“ at 104 Homestead St., $500. H .lKKl and 16.1X10 lor two-.three-, and four- St. a company performance by the $209,396 it received this year. $1,476; state property, $2,000, $2,000; UPTOIMJOOMCHn available at the door. year enlistments respectively. Center Ballet Theatre of The school transportation account will property tax relief, $4,173, $4,173; urban I'lie Arm y can help you save a lot of Manchester, ZBA Sets Hearing increase to $38,640 from the current $38,- problems, $1,663, $1,663. money for college. In a two-year enlistment. AIMEAtmOFEXPBtBBE The Ballet Center was ART 566. [*er .Mo. 2Yr*. 3 Yrs. 4Vrt. As a soldier, you'll have seen and Women’s Club To Meet done things must college freshmen You »ave: $75 $1800 $2700 $271X1 established in 1973 as a asking for a setback and only dream about. Drama on Radio ' BOLTON — The Zoning G ov’t, adds MANCHESTER—The Manchester CARNEY You'll have handled responsi­ Caribbean. Ships of the line are the training school in classical Board of Appeals will hold sideline variance to build 2-for-l: $150 $5600 $5400 $5UX) Women's Club will meet tonight at 8 bility, faced challenges, and lived MANCHESTER - The drama M/S Sun Viking. ballet. The director, Joyce a public hearing on March an outbuilding at 131 Birch BURGULAR ALARMS INSTALLED p m in the Community Baptist "GOING Total; $225 $5

Senate Abseam Probe Hitting Snags COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - Earn up to $200 a week. BOOKKEEPER/SECRnARV WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate help. been implicated in Abseam — the Experienced or will train. "CALL” GALS and GUYS UPI determined that the news phoned by Don Sanders, an ex-FBI to give them to help ia- WANTED! Good hourly rate, Ethics Committee investigators "They want to swap information "Arab scam" investigation in which reporters contacted included those Apply 330 Ledyard Street, Wanted for small expanding business. Ability agent who now is a staff investigator. vestigatlon.” t ' H e r a l d Hartford.. bonus, commissions, paid sick seeking evidence against Sen. rather than give any," he said. FBI undercover agents allegedly from the Washington Post, Newsday, The Newsday reporter said to type, perform basic bookkeeping tasks and ad­ days and holidays, paid Harrison Williams in the Abseam N ^ newsman Brihn Ron> sdlid Most persons mentioned in offered payoffs to public figures in the Long Island, N.Y., newspaper, Sanders asked if there was "anything $370 / THOUSAND FOR minister a small office. Please forward resumes vacations. Conveniently case have had so little success that newspaper accounts as being exchange for using their influence to Sanders "asked if I would provwe In­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING directly to: located East Hartford office. Insurance Claims. Please call and NBC News. we hadn’t published that we would ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. 659-1721. they tried to line up reporters who somehow linked with the FBI’s aid wealthy Arabs. Seven House formation on a confidential balrts to Postage paid. Free applica­ Must have good telephone "Someone called and asked if I’d turn over to them voluntarily. I said the committee.” voice and be. persistent and covered the story as confidential bribery investigation have refused to members also have been implicated, be willing to talk with them, and I tion. FASSCO, Dept. Sff, 732 BOOKKEEPERS’ we would stick with what we had put “It was such a clumsy approach, H ip W tn fd 13 Don Ron, St. Louis, MO. 63123. NEW ENGLAND SWEEPING motivated to earn more than sources. talk with committee investigators on but no charges have yet b ^ n filed said no," Post reporter Charles in the paper.” just an hourly rate at a part- ASSISTANT - Experienced. Howell Heflin, the Alabama trying to approach me as a real con­ P.O. BOX 14S, Buckland Station RHAM High School. For infor­ the advice of their attorneys, Heflin against anyone. Babock said. ‘"rhey were very low key,” he said. TEMPORARY WORKERS- time job. CALL AMERICAN Democrat who chairs the Senate pan­ fidential source to see if there were □ N O TIC E S MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 FROZEN FOOD at 569-499312 mation call Dr. Vecchione, added. The Senate committee is trying to "I think they were just trying to “They said they weren’t trying to U EMPLOYMENT Assignments East of The 228-9474 or 649-9587. el. told UPI that journalists were things I knew and hadn’t put on the TIUNSCMPTION pm to 3 pm daily. All in all, he described the panel’s develop independent evidence on find out what they could find out subpoena me or trace down sources. River for Clerk / Typists among those being questioned in the air and would give to him. I said lost M d Found secretaries with and without investigation as going "not very Williams for its own use, because the about Abseam,” he said. “I don’t My impression was that they didn’t Holp Wanlod 13 TYPIST early stages of the panel's investiga­ Justice Department has been un­ anything we considered good infor­ shorthand. Top conmany. Top POT WASHER needed full well.” think they were looking for leaks, want me to take this as a threat. LOST- Angora Cat. Buff with pay, for top skills. (^11 Lydia. Tom of Bolton tion of the New Jersey Democrat. Williams, who has denied willing to turn over what it knows to mation was on the air,” Ross said. I TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. time, weekends included. just for information. I thought it was They ... just wanted to know if we “I thought it was a real strange white marking^. Flea collar. We have an interesting Dunhill Temps, 289-4319. INSPECTORS- First and Se­ Apply in person Saturday Public Notice However, in an interview, he said wrongdoing, is the only senator congressional committees for fear of ’Very shy. $25 Reward. Garth Apply 81 Commerce Street, kind of unusual.” had any documents and material way to pursue leads.” Glastonbury. PTG and challenging position in cond shift opening for through Friday. Garden Notice is hereby given that the Zoning Board of Appeals reporters refused to provide any named by federal sources as having jeopardizing criminal investigations. Other journalists said they were St Arnott roads. Call 649-8510. our Medical Records TEACHERS AT ALL Experienced Inspectors. Grove Caterers, Inc. Keeney over and above what was published COMPANY. 'Telephone 633- LEVELS: Universal of the Town of Bolton will hold a meeting at the Town Hail 7631. D e p a rtm e n t fo r a Ability to use Demensional Street, Manchester, r ■ f n LOST - Black and white short- Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, Inspection Tools and on Monday, March 3, 1980 beginning at 7:30 p.m. to hear haired cat. Red collar, black Transcription Typist. Ore. 97208. the follovring appeals: jr-tj Good typing skills, and Blueprints required. Union Pact Ug. Otis Street area. Call 633- Applications accepted Mon­ ACGOUrrSPAYABU CLERK Case No. 608. Application of Paul Fiano of 61 Arnott Waiver of Repair Bids .5449. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC the ability to use a PART TIME HELP Wanted day thru Friday, 9 to 11 a.m. Road in Manchester, for a setback variance of ten feet to - Experienced only. Top Transcriber a must. downtown, Manchester, Call and 2 to 4 p.m. Klock Com­ 6 monttis to 1 year accomodate a rear deck on property located at 70 Brandy P en o n ili wages, i^ply: Atlas Tile, li We offer Comprehensive 646-5999. pany, 1366 Tolland Turnpike, Street in Bolton and describe on Map 21, Block 3 and Lot Is Settled Berlin 'Tpke. experience In manufac­ Wethersfield, Fringe Benefits and plea­ Manchester. EOE. 15. MANCHESTER-After nearly four 563-0151. sant surroundings. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN turing Industry with com­ S' wanted by old established puter background. Case No. 609. Application of Lawrence Fiano of Rt. 6, months of negotiations, the town and Set for Council Agenda firm. Must be a self-starter, Bolton, for a setback and sideyard variance for an out the library workers’ union have RIDE WANTED - Bolton MSTITM OF IM K aggressive, personable and building on a rear parcel on property located at 131 Birch Notch to Downtown RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll 400 Washington Street A pply: reached a tentative contract settle­ SOUTH WINDSOR - The Town and large scale repairs are needed to Although the Town Council agreed p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. hold a Connecticut license. WANTED PERSON TO Mt. Road, Bolton and described on Map 4, Block 31 and lot * V ^-Manchester 7:00 to 7:30 a.m,, Hartford, Conn. 06106 We’ll show you the way to BABYSIT- 2 and 6 year old no. F 24A. ment. Council will discuss the possibility of permanently correct long-standing the pool would be open for swinuning "Monday through Friday. Apply director of nursing. MODE MERCHANDISING Salmonbrook Convalescent In Egul OpptftnH; Eeflofer enjoy an unmatched lucrative, boys. 3 to 5 days week, 1 to 6 Case No. 610. Application of William M. Robbins of 50 Under terms of the negotiations, waiving competitive bidding for problems. this summer, they also agreed that IK,Please call 649-8241 after 5:00 rewarding professional p.m., Rachael Road area. The pool was closed mid-season Home, off House Street, EQUIPMENT GROUP Stony Road in ^Iton from a determination of the town neither the town nor union officials proposed work on Veterans some measures to limit the use of the ...... Glastonbury. Please call 633- career. Send resume to Box Your home or mine No would disclose those agreed upon last summer after tests of the water K, c/o Evening Herald. weekends. Call 646-3487. 100 BIDWELL RD. zoning agent on January 28, 1980, to construct a two car Memorial Park when it meets in a pool should be enacted. 5244. BABYSITTER NEEDED- S. WINDSOR terms. Members of the union are found it unsafe for public swimming. Announcements 3 garage with living area overhead on property described work session tonight at 7:30. Officials hope that possibly the Monday through Thursday, 3 WE ARE LOOKING FOR on map 22. Block 13 and lot no. 7 located on the south side scheduled to meet March 3 to vote on The Town Council recently ai>- Water quality has been a recurrent closing of the pool one day per week p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ 2 ^oATTENTION TOTALPHONE Housewives interested in of Stony Road in Bolton. problem at the pool because of in­ NURSES AIDES wanted for tation, Call 649-6022. Friday; MEMCM. AUTO BODY COMBINATION the proposed settlement. If both the proved spending of $17,000 to repair for complete cleaning and filtration SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need making good money for part John Roberts adequate filtration and chlorination help receiving your calls? full time on all shifts. Apply weekends anytime. MAN - At least 5 years’ union and the board approve it, the Spring Pond, in an effort to avoid would prevent the filtration systems TRANSCMPTIONIST time hours, soliciting from experience. Can start at $7 per Chairman contract will go to the Board of systems. '■•"Temporary or permanent. director of nursing. Salmon- our pleasant East Hartford closing the popular swimming area. from becoming overloaded. Abo con­ •■■Personal Attention ... Very brook Convalescent Home, off LATHE OPERATORS - With hour. All fringe benefits. (Jail Zoning Board of Appeals Directors for the final ratification. Public Works Director Richard Office. Hourly rate. Plus com­ Bill Kates at 688-7596. The council unanimously voted to sidered is admission charge, and the -•'Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- House Street, Glastonbury. 2 years’ experience. Good missions, plus bonuses. Hours Bolton Shattuck issued a report to the Town issuing of identification cards. 8623. Please call 633-5244. benefits. Salary n^otiable. Part time position appropriate the money out of the con­ 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Gall us at 569- MEDICAL-DENTAL assis­ 031-02 tingency fund, reaffirming that the Council saying that a comprehensive Councilman Richard Ryan said the Hawk Precision Co., 303 available weekends and 4993, ask for Teresa. Bush Backers overhaul of the pool and facilities Burnham Street, East Hart­ evenings in our Medical tant wanted for oral surgeon “pool must not be closed this town would ensure high standards of ford, telephone 528-9845. Records Department. office. Full or part time. summer.” would cost about ^13,000. He is water quality at the pool by testing Good typing and extensive Experience necessary. Send Plan Opening Monies approved will pay for only working on securing a federal the water twice daily and'by putttog RARE OPPORTUNITY - knowledge of medical ter- resume to Box SS c/o Evening TOWN OF MANCHIESTER 5 Fire Alert Installed mology required. For more temporary repairs of the pool and recreation grant which would pay for the pool under the jurisdiction of we OWN YOUR OWN BABYSITTER WANTED: 3 Herald. about 50 percent of the cost of the OIL BURNER TECHNICIAN BUSINESS. Distributor for information, please con­ to 5:30, Monday thru Friday Legal Notice MANCHESTER - The Hartford BOLTON — The town’s new outdoor warning device was in­ make it usable for the 1980 season. Public Works Department.. tact - The Personnel project. INSTAUATIQN EXPBUENCINECE8SMT Kodak film, Duracell and school vacations. Own The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold.a public Area East headquarters of the Bush stalled recently on the firehouse on Notch Road. Use of the •EXCELLENT WAGES Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and Department at 646-1222, Transportation. Call after for President Committee will be other photo products needed Ext. 41 5:30. 646-7230. PRINTING hearing on Monday, March 3, 1980 at 7:30 p.m. in the Hearing equipment and crane operator’s time was donated by the John , *PAID HOLIDAYS Room, Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, opened at 155 Main St., Manchester •SIC K DAYS in your area. No selling. Ser­ SECOND SHIFT Schlaefer Construction Co. John Purvis is operating the crane. vice top Retailers under MANCHESTER SECRETARY for one man Connecticut to hear and consider the following petitions: Tuesday night at 7:30. •RETIREMENT PLAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL • CUTTER OPERATOR Lance Dimock, member of the public works department, Town, Regional Officials •BLUE CROSS exclusive contract established Law Office. Shorthand and Must be experienced in MAE WICHMAN - ZONE CHANGE • OAKLAND STREET George T. LaBonne, regional by us. High immediate in­ 71 H iy n M St. Wping essential. Reply to: chairman of the Bush Committee, helped with the installation. The new device will be in opera­ •CMS ManchMtor, Ct. 06040 cutting finished work and (W-13) come minimum required in­ Box SS, c/o M anchester To change the zoning classification from Rural Residence and said he expected a member of the tion in the near future. (Photo by Rattazzi) •MAJOR MEDICAL vestment $9,975. 100% profit EOE Herald. raw material. •N O TRAVELING TO HARTFORD Residence A to Residence M for a parcel of approximately 11.3 national Bush for F>resident group to structure. Call between 8 .AM Excellent wages and non­ & 5 PM, 1-800-633-6367., Or WOMAN TO CLEAN HOUSE acres - 366 Oakland Street. be present at the headquarters To Air Water Protection CAU ....MORIARTYBROTHERSJNC. contributory beneru write: American Film NO. METHODIST CHURCH • SUBDIVISION - PARKER opening, and that he was expecting a - 1 day per week. Must have Mason To Head Board At 8:30 the PZC will review a new 643-5135 P rocessing. Inc., 1935R own transportation. Call 568- program. All replies held STREET (N-7) member of Ambassador Bush’s fami­ COVENTRY—The Planning and sion application for three lots !bn HARRY JENSEN Hoover Court, B'ham, AL 2605. confidential. Apply in To subdivide a parcel of approximately 7.1 acres into 4 lots on ly to attend. Zoning Commission will meet with subdivision application for two lots South Street owned by A1 Goodtn, 35226. NURSE AIDES: 3-11 and 11-7 Shift. Orientation program person or call M3-110I. the west side of Parker Street - Residence Zone A - 300/326/334 The headquarters will provide members of the Windham Regional on Cooper Lane owned by Arthur who recently offered to swap his iand PART-TIME: Immediate Parker Street. For Rockville Hospital starting every Monday. Plea­ Allied Printing Services, Inc. campaign facilities for the towns of Planning Association at 8 tonight in Tournas. The application has been to the town in exchange for the sitq of TYPISTS AND CLERK Opening available for training TYPISTS are needed to work sant working conditions. Cali as. Automotive mechanic, 579 Middle Turnpike W. LOUISE C. ENGLAND - ZONE CHANGE • EAST CENTER Manchester, Hebron, Bolton, Ver­ the Town Hall Planning Office. filed by J. Jannda. At 8:45 another the town garage, which may *be Mrs. Maloney at Burnside Manchester. Conn. 06040 VERNON — Thomas S. Mason has of Trustees of Rockville General in the Hartford area. Call Communications specialist, STREET (E-12) non. South Windsor and Blast Hart­ The group will discuss ground subdivision for three lots of Grant rebuilt elsewhere. « Convalescent Home, 289-9571. been elected president of the Board Hospital. He replaces Donald today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. Supply Specialist, Clerk- An equal opportunity To change the zoning classification from Residence A and ford. water and aquifer protection. Hill Road will be presented by owner D. Kotkin’s application for a resbb- East Hartford typist. No experience employer M/F. Residence B to Residence M for a parcel of approximately 4.05 Caldwell, who completed his term of G. Boyd. PART TIME. Want cash for BABYSITTER NEEDED IN necessary. Join the Connec­ Curtis M. Smith, 52 Downey Drive, Coventry is one of more than a division of Coventry Woods, seetjon MY HOME preferably from acres - 536 East Middle Turnpike, 121V Plymouth Lane, 592 Elast office. dozen area towns represented on the Tonight’s agenda calls for an II, for eight lots on Broadway md the holidays? For every day? ticut Army National Guard. Center Street. chairman of volunteers for the ft’s easy with the phone in Manchester, Vernon, Bolton Call Sergeant Hanna at 649- IteIt n ro k d region, invites people who are in­ Also elected at the hospital’s an­ WRPA. executive (closed) session “Concer­ Carpenter Road has been a lingermg Carrier Needad area. 3 days a week, 8 to 4 printing exoetence At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written nual meeting were: Dr. Seymour your own home. Call 249-7773. 0423 for enlistment informa­ terested in the Bush Team to attend The PZC has approved a limited ning performance and evaluation of and controversial item on the PZfc’s Mountain View Drive p.m. Call after 4 p.m., 646- tion. S i communications received, ^p ies of these applications have the opening ceremony. Rummer, vice president; John S. municipal sewer plan proposed by employees.” The PZC is advised by agenda. The land is owned by R.3G. 3914. been filed in the Town Clerk’s office and may be Inspected Mason, secretary; and Frederick Roger Elddy, treasurer of the the town’s Water Pollution Control Town Planner Gregory Padick with Snyder, and abutting landownfirs during office hours. Hallcher, treasurer. and Brookline Drive LEGAL SECRETARY- Law PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION F Connecticut GOP, will attend. Authority, which has already done a input from zoning Agent Ernest have protested development th^re LAUNDRY AND DIAPER Firm in Vernon seeks full In addition to the officers, Please Call: LUBE PERSON - Reliable. Leo Kwash, Secretary Coffee and doughnuts will be limited impact study. A federal over­ Wheeler. Betty Gardner serves as because of potential water runeff SERVICE needs folders full time Legal Secretary with DENTAL ASSISTANT To lubricate trucks and members of the Executive Com­ Dated this 25th day of February, 1980, served. view could delay sewers by up to two secretary to the group and assists in onto their land. Z 647-9946 or part time, AM and PM. Call good Wping and shorthand Knowledge of basic business t r a i l e r s . E x p e rie n c e 289-1527. skills. Experienced preferred. skills and typing preferred, necessary $5,25 hourly. All 044-02 mittee are Russell Hartmann and years, and the WRPA assumed a the Planner’s office. Member Robert Bowen will gfre Charles Chilberg, New trustees were or Telephone 646-1974, Between 9 References. Call 7 a.m. to 12 fringe benefits. For appoint- neutral position on the issue after it Fifteen items appear on the PZC’s the planners an update on the in ­ SALESMAN- Opportunity for a.m. and 5 p.m. Fire Investigated also appointed. They are Thomas 6479947 noon, or 1:30 to 4 . 649-9287. ment call 688-7596. became a source of controversy crowded agenda under "old terchange plans for In terstate-^ exciting position. Knowledge NOTICE STORRS (UPI) — Authorities are Dooley and Eleanor Skinner. within Coventry. business.” These include a subdivi­ through Coventry. I Ask for Chris of stoves helpful. Base plus investigating the cause of a weekend Representing the medical staff on commission. Full medical PUBLIC HEARING the board, for a two-year period is benefits. Paid vacation. Call fire at a University of Connecticut Mrs. Gray 525-1931. ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS E Dr. Hubert Bush. Mercedes Hawley dormitory which forced evacuation BOARD OF DIRECTORS of about 40 students. No injuries were will represent the hospital auxiliary. Board To Meet Tonight BENERAl BUILDINS CONTRACTOR TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Four new corporators were also Start Our Trainii^ Program reported. named at the annual meeting. They Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of A campus fire department VERNON-The Board of Educa­ can now become involved in job will also be reviewed by the boa{d You Can Adver­ Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the spokesman said the blaze broke out are: Perry Chilberg, Charles tion will meet tonight at 7:30 in the forecasting through 1985 and can look tonight. • Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street. about 6 p.m. Saturday in an unoc­ MacMillan, Anne Rowe and William library of the Vernon Middle School. at careers that parallel student in­ The Facilities Committee will give M. G. TOSTARELLI, JR. tise Your Ser­ Manchester, Connecticut. Tuesday, March 4,1980, at 8:00 P.M. Thomas S. Mason Tuppeny. terests as revealed by the VIP in­ its report on school buildings, vah- to consider and act o . the following: cupied second-floor room in Sherman On request of a resident, the board vice or Business At $12,000. House, part of a 140-student complex. will discuss the Vocational Informa­ terest test. dalism and such and the Genr^l Building Contractor Proposed additional appropriation to Eklucational Special The students were evacuated and tion Program (VIP) as it pertains to The board will also review a Policies Committee will ask tl}e Grants, Fund 41 Dr. Marmer Appointed request for approval of the concept of In This Direc­ allowed to return about 45 minutes the vocational interests survey. board to approve the Board of Elduca- Nu9d More Room? Call Mika lor ...... $89,801.00 later. Many residents were away for Guidance counselors are now a nature center at the townowned tion Policies book, as amended. tory For As Lit­ Double it In 5 Years. Head Start Program, for salaries and fringe benefits for Head the weekend. working with students to discuss Valley Falls Park. During the year the board has a{)- Start personnel, to be financed by a Federal Grant. Fellow of Cardiology The Town Council has agreed to tle As $3.45 Per Pay is just one of the incenlises offered b> Papa (lino’s The spokesman said the room was career goals and how best to plan for proved, piece meal, the variods REC ROOMS managemenl training program. NNe’re the number one New Proposed additional appropriation to Eiducational Special damaged and there was smoke VERNON — Dr. Ellen Marmer, a these goals. The counselors are using put a request for funding to renovate amended sections. It will be used to Week, Please E ngland restaurant chain for growth, heading for an amazing Grants, Fund 41, pre-school incentive Program damage in the hallway, but there was ! member of the staff of Rockville what in known as the Knuder Interest a barn at the park, on a grant approve the book in total, tonight.! • Kitchens • Bathrooms 4()0“o increase in units over the next 10 years. As one of our to be financed by State Grant...... $7,250.00 no dollar damage estimate available. General Hospital and other area Survey Record and now that the VIP application just filed. 'Die bam would The 1980-81 salary for the ad­ • Additions • Remodeling Call 643-271L trainees, you will learn restaurant management from the best hospitals, has been appointed a is available, will be increasing their be used as the nature center. ministrative assistant will be dis­ Quality Workmanship — in the business and look forward to advancement potential Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special fellow of the American College of career counseling abilities by using A request of Manchester Com­ cussed. This portion of the meetiijg Ask For Paula unheard of in other companies. Grants, Fund 41, special education $2,415.36 munity College to use a room at the Raasonabla Rates Suspects Sought Cardiology, She will be inducted at the VIP test. The VIP is a computer may be in executive session. < lo qualify you need at least a high school diploma and your to increase account i|!41-297. to be financed by State Grant. based program. The school system Middle School for an evening class. or Joe ... HARTFORD (UPI) — Police are the March meeting to be held in own ear. lo sueeeed you must have ambition and a talent for seeking two men who stole more than Houston. Texas. CALL MIKB, NOW at 528-8958 hard w ork. Proposed additional appropriation to Fund 9, account #916 — construction and reconstruction of highways $30 000 00 $40,000 worth of diamond-studded Dr. Marmer’s appointment was ap­ l earn more about this opportunity by calling (617) 449-1374. gold watches from a busy downtown proved following a review of her Carter’s Saber Rattling Please cull between 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. to be funded by payment from the State of Connecticut. jewelry store over the weekend. background, including articles she (out of area call ( olleeO The two posed as customers at the has written for publication and lec­ Glassmaml James R. McCavanagh, Secretary Hartford Diamond Exchange Satur­ tures she has given. Worries Senate Hopeful When in need of a Service or Product an equal opportunily Board of Directors day. While one asked to see a $3,000 She was also approved for Papa Qlno's em ployer Dated at Manchester. Connecticut this 22nd day of February, Connecticut Radio Network’s 1980 watch,- the other grabbed a rack of fellowship on the basis of recommen­ NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Republican Sets Run 'i “Dialogue 1980” program. 045-02 four watches valued at $5,000 each, dations from colleagues in the senatorial hopeful James L. Buckley police said. , medical profession who are aware of says he’s worried President Carter’s He also said that beefing up arma­ “slick saber-rattling" in the tension ment programs would quickly bring The clerk turned and the other her achievements. SOUTH WINDSOR - T h re^ CALL A PROFESSIONAL Dr. Marmer's specialty is over the oil-rich Persian Gulf could the U.S. back to military parity with term State Rep. Abraharn| culprit made off with a similar rack \ the Soviet Union. of watches, police said. No weapons pediatric and adolescent cardiology. backfire. Glassman, D-South Windsor, ha» Dr. Ellen Marmer Buckley said he was working on a were shown. About a dozen people "I’m worried about Jimmy indicated he intends to seek re^ 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 were in the shop at the time. Carter’s slick saber-rattling, when detailed proposal “to say not only election for a fourth term. “ should we keep SALT II on the back Investigating officers said they had we don’t have the sabers to rattle,” Former Deputy Mayor Robert; burner, but that President Carter a suspect in mind and a vehicle Buckley said Sunday, referring to Myette, whom many political! Conference March 4 should repudiate it and say it was a believed involved, but no arrests mounting tension between the United observers feel will challenge! BUILDING-CONTRACTING RE8TAUMNT HOUSEWIVES 2 lousy deal for the United States.” have been made. States and Russia over Middle East Glassman for the nomination^ oil fields. He said the proposal would actual­ refused to comment on specula; For Emergency Nurses FARMNO REMODELING THESE advertisers Buckley, seeking the 1980 GOP ly hasten the prospect of total disar­ tion when contacted this weekend.’ Cabinets. Roofing. Gutters, CARRY NATIONS Senate nomination from Connecticut, mament. Many local Democrats fed Room Additions. Decks, All ARE ALL 643-1305 HARTFORD — The Connecticut Dowling of the University of Hart­ also said the United States should Buckley said the United States Myette had his eye on the Statd , types of Remodeling and “PROFESSIONALS" FINE LUNCHES Emergency Department Nurses ford School of Nursing, John F. junk the SALT II treaty in favor of should develop weapons less expen­ Representative position when hd repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ Give Them Comtr of Csfittr A Mtbt St. WAXES ly insured. Earn Extra Money Association is sponsoring a con­ Droney Jr. of Wilson, Asbel and armament programs the proposed sive than the MX missile, a step he announced last toll that he woul^ A C allll MANCHeSTCR MANCHESTER — The Manchester PHONE 643-6017 ference March 4 at Mt. Sinai agreement would forbid. said would bring the country on equal not seek another term on the Town WATES will meet Tuesday night at Channin, P.C., and H. Karl Dimlich, Hospital. The following areas will be "We don’t have the people and arms footing with the Soviet Union. Council. ! 5 the Italian-American Club, 135 M.D. of Mt. Sinai Hospital. addressed: "Alcoholic Patients in equipment in place to handle a situa­ "At that point we can start talking Local Republicans have alsd AUTOSOmCE MEN’S HAIR CUfriNG Eldridge St. Weighing will be one Registration may be made by mail the E.D .,” and "Burn-Out Syn­ tion like this, which means you are about a genuine disarmament treaty, avoided making any statement} With Your Own half hour earlier, from 6 to 7 p.m,, or at the hospital the day of the con­ ~~You May Run drome” The program will begin at thrown back to pushing a button — and not SALT II, which allows a regarding a candidate, although USIDI Hullin' due to the ways and means program. ference. Send check or money order MAPLE M @ bil 864 CINTER ATRCRT 8:30 a.m, and end at 3:30 p.m. Tuition the danger of a nuclear war," the great increase in arms on both side,” the names of former State Rep! Your Ad For Roll call will be taken at the end of to: Andrea Santerre, 832Ocean Ave., Sup«r fnc. MAMCHESTIR . 643-8M7 is $15 for EDNA memljers and $20 for West Haven, Conn., 06516 (make former New York senator said on the he said. Warren Westbrook, former Mayo( OAt • (ML • LUtmCATlON • * * * the meetine. non-members. ACCItAORIIt As Many Hours; Tuet. thru Frf. check payable to CEDNA), Include Nancy Caffyn and former Couit TIREA AND lA T T im it 6 to 5:30 Part Tim e Job! Speakers include: Patricia your name, title, affiliation, business oilman John Mitchell have beep m V m a t r . m m m m Insertions As Saturday 8 to 5:00 mentioned as possible candidates'. m r n m - m i (Ctoaod AlondaffJ address and phone. This conference Benefit ’Roast’ Slated . You Wish____ . . . . and mothers with young children, bring them Grange Sets Supper is open to any interested nursing or Party caucuses to endorse can­ paraprofessional personnel CEC’s didates are scheduled for neift with you and save on baby sitting costs. Pecorcl EAST HARTFORD — A roast beef SIDINS, STOM WINOOIMS, DOOM, AWNUNS, A CMOPIEt have been request^. To Honor Msgr.Reardon month. supper will be held at Hillstown ' Wouldn’t Manchester Fire Calls Grange Hall, 617 Hills St., East Hart­ MANCHESTER-The March of William Johnson, piu^iiuem oi the ford March 8. Family-style servings Your Ad Twenty-three Hours per week. Salary plus Saturday, 12:08 p.m,—False alarm Suspect Sought Dimes will hold a benefit “roast” of Savings Bank of Manchester; and Call Now will be at 4:30, 5:30, and 6:30 p.m, at on Hoffman Road, (District) Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, retired Michael Lynch, owner of Lynch Pon­ Look Great gas allowance. a cost of $4.50 for adults and $2.25 for NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Police Saturday, 1:32 p.m.-Water flow pastor of St. James Church, at a tiac Toyota. Fatal Crash HLLTUNSKY SOUND INTERESTING? problem at 265 Oak St. (Town) children under 12 (age 5 and under, today were seeking a suspect in the dinner dance at the Colony in Talcott- Tickets for the $17.50 per person In This free). WESTPORT (UPI) - Police are ★ ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDINB You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and supervise Saturday, 5:46 p.m —Car fire at weekend death of a city woman found vllle, March 14. event may be obtained by calling: 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 investigating a weekend collision „ Space? (SO Cofors To Cfwot* From} our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids — want a little In­ 599 Center St. (Town) Raffle tickets for several donated shot in the head in the hallway of her Invited “Toasters" Include: Joseph Hachey, March of Dimes or articles will be available. A drawing Sherman Avenue home. town chairman, 646-5610; James which left one woman dead and tWo ★ AWNINOS A CANOPIES dependence and your own Income ... Sunday, 6:03 p.m.-Furnace Nathan G. Agostinelli, president of men iniured. ; ' You Bet to be held after the 6:30 p.m. supper. Police said Gloria Flemming, 32, McCavanaugh, dinner dance chair­ ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS 647-9947 problem at 519 B Hilliard St. Manchester State Bank and former Officials said Noel A. Sterback, (District) For further information and reser­ died in Yale-New Haven Hospital mayor; Rep. Christopher Dodd; Rep. man, 646-4144; Ellie Freddo, dinner It Would! Phone 649-9095 Ask for Jeanne Fromerth vations as well as raffle tickets, several hours after she was found of Fairfield, was pronounced dead at 1 Sunday, 6:20 p.m.—Leaky propane William Cotter; Matt Moriarty Jr., dance co-chairperson, 646-0103; and the scene of the accident early Satlir- FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS. please call Walter Forrest at 568-4119 Friday with the single wound. They $4 * tank at 104 Sunny Brook Drive. former mayor; Atty. Vincent Diana; Sam Filloramo, publicity chairman day. ; (Town) or Marie Slate at 528-8887. declined to release additional details. Atty. Stephen Penny, mayor; 643-9508. F.VF.N1NG HERALD. Mon., Feb. 25. 1980 - 19 18 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Feb. 25, I960 Frank and Emaat Peanuts — Charles M. Schulx

ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle SID'S eOURMET DINER A T I THINK I'P LIKE TO UOULON'TYOl/LIKETD WEC0ULP5IT' Business & Service 1 Pitcher handle 1 Electric fiih □□QEIBiaEinQ N O sp iu r, n i A N k . TAKE PIANO LE550N5 GIVE ME PIANO LE550N6? 5IPEBV5IPE Rbby 4 Irritates 2 Polkiinger □ □ D D 8 New Guthrie □ □ □ ■ □ n o G a Y o u ------X 'N I □OClaQE] DDB I By Abigail van Buren Testament 3 Renovate ■«■□□□□ anniso 7=:. book 4 Neck □□□□□ nDDDOElC] AfjRAlD IT MtOHT ! 12 Before this 5 Fish eggs □□Ein CIQCIQ nDEl 13 Liquid food 6 Mideast □DEI EHDDD □□□□ 14 Home beie herdsman O U T T H t : □□□[DnciEi nagHB 15 College 7 Unrestrained ndQCklCI E3DE3Q wb^H degree (abbr.) pleasure DC] Fl a v o r . I 16 District 8 Apropos w H E Telling Off 18 Truth 6 Intimacy E 1 N 20 Lion's home 10 Paving D E E Thx*5 z-W 21 Compasi substance 31 Coagulum 50 Brushes ■h point (pl) Telephonies Priscilla's Pop — Ed Sullivan 32 Swirl against 22 Scamp 11 Eye infection Artlcles lor Sale 24 Diminutive suf­ 35 Succulent 52 Huge 41 57 I KNOW THE HOUSE •I'AA GOING TO 17 Preposition 3 } Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 Homes For Sale Wanted to Bent fix plant S»rvlC0$ Otf»r0d 31 Servlc»$ O Utrttl Help Wanted f3 23 SENP VOU 19 Small bird continent CORD WOOD FOR SALE- IS COLR BERNARP, 26 Kitchen 38 Puppy sound MARRIED PROFESSIONAL ANP 1 KNOW SOU HATE TO FLORIPA.' 23 Drop heavily 40 Long journey ^09 r&M TREE SERVICE - Free LEE PAINTING - Interior it LEON CIESZYNSKI COVENTRY - 25 Acres with 6 Buy now for next year! DEAR ABBY: This is a somewhat belated response to implement 25 Pull NURSE- Weekend opening for COUPLE seeking desirable WINTER WITH A BNSSION 30 Small weight 43 Prevalent 55 Musical group estimates, discount senior Exterior "Check My Rate BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ room Western Ranch. Only 4 Reasonable prices. 1 or 2 cord 26 Bodies of RN or LPN to work in residen- rental for March occupancy. BILL IN LONG BEACH who griped because some "little 33 Work unit 45 Lamprey 56 Greek citizens. Company Before You D ecorate” . ditions, Remodeling, Rec years old. With central air. deliveries. Seasoned or green. water tial school, for multi­ 4-5 rooms, with appliances, in $700-a-month coffee-break secretary" screened her boss's 34 Soft drink 47 Fencing colonnede Manchester-owned and INTERIOR .AND EXTERIOR Dependable. Fully Insured. Rooms, Garages, Kitchens fenced pasture, out buildings, 4 foot lengths or cut to your 27 Priggish handicapped children. Manchester preferred. Call telephone calls. He had a point. \ 36 Neuter operated Call 646-1327. Home Improvements. Wall 646-1653. Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath 2 ponds, brook and much specifications, and pick-up 28 Obliging position 58 Intermediate 871-1909 after 4 p.m. When I call an executive, I don't like being asked, "Who is 37 Breezy papering and painting and all Tile, Dormers, Roofing. Pediatric experience available. 742-7576. 29 Eve's 49 Jacob's (prefix) up calling?" This gives me the impression that the boss is "in" 3 9 ____ Alto, phases of remodeling, in­ Residential or Commercial preferred. Saturday and Sun­ mate brother NEW Agency. 646-4200 ELDERLY COUPLE California 59 Ensign (abbr.) cluding roofing and siding. 649-4291. day 3 p.m to 11 p.m. Will WE BUY it SELL USED to some people, and "out" to others. MANCHESTER ENTERPRISE Free estimates. 647-1227. arrange alternate weekends. FURNITURE- One piece or DESIRE neat, clean apart­ Too many secretaries assume an air of self-importance 41 Cover with t 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10 11 o n tti compltO Bookiiatplng R&R HEBERT PAINTING- Call 243-3496. or write- Per­ BOLTON - Immediate oc­ ment. Reasonable; and turf S *rv ic *t for smoll buolnooaoo. CARPENTRY - All types of cupancy. 7-room Ranch with entire household. Cash On The and demand to know, "What is the purpose of your call?" .ALL IN TERIO R I n te rio r it Exterior. sonnel Assistant. Oak Hill desirable neighborhood. Call 42 Smudge 12 13 14 Typing. Monthly Billing repairs. Porches. Decks. Tool in-ground pool and 2-car gar­ Line. Furniture Barn. 646- The purpose of my call is none of her d -- business! 44 Humility Avallablo. Pick up anrf dotlvary. REMODELING it "Guaranteed Quality School, 120 Holcomb, Hart­ between 6 and 8 p.m, 646-1028. Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and age. 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 0865. I wonder how much business has been lost over the years 46 Saga 15 16 17 WRITE BOX T RENOV.-ATION - Including Workmanship!" Call 649-7718 Windows Hung. Ceiling ford, 06112. An Equal Oppor­ kitchen and family room com­ because of some arrogant little snip who answers her boss's 48 Optic 18 19 21 C/0 HERALD Carpentry. Plumbing. Reasonable Rates. Free Repaired and Painted. Call tunity Employer. bination with carpeting and ELLINGTON COAL telephone and decides who is important enough to get Wallpapering. Suspended Estimates Pete 6495873. Jim □ AUTOMOTIVE 49 Period in ■ ■ anytime. 643-6130. fireplace, formal diningroom, COMPANY. $88 a ton-loose, through to the boss and who isn't. history 22 1 Ceilings. Sheetrocking. 289-3579. Z3 aluminum siding. $85,000. $95 a ton bagged. 11 1/2 West 51 Aviation ■ Kitchens. Bathrooms. Fine I'M WITH BILL Bi-M TREE SERVICE- CARPENTRY. CUSTOM Group I Wolverton Agency Road. Rockville. Closed Sun­ Autos For Sale 61 Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence agency (abbr.) 26 27 28 3. 31 32 work at a reasonable price. LET US PAINT YOUR ROOM days it Mondays; hours8a m. « ■ Specialist in tree and stump HOUSES. ADDITIONS. * EDUCATION Realtors, 649-2813 DEAR WITH; Now let's hear it from a secretary: 53 Trashy people 33 1 36 removal. Free estimates. Vincent Pizzonia. 643-2543. or WHOLE HOUSE at Below GARAGES. ROOFING it to 5 p.m. 872-4524. WE PAY TOP PRICES for CHRIS, yOd'VB QOTTA B6LIEVE I'VE BEEN 57 Thrusts under Contractor Prices! Quality. ■ ■ Senior citizen discount 24 SIDING- Kitchens. MANCHESTER - THREE wrecked and junk cars. A & B MEl IT'S MUCH BETTER T'COME 5TU0YIN' ROAD water 37 3. hour, vear round service 643- Professional Work; and of Bathrooms, and Repair Work Private Instructions 18 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Auto Salvage, used auto parts. DEAR ABBY; I am a $540-a-month no coffee-breaks, no ON HOME..yOl) CAN'T HIDE OUj^ MAPS FOR A 60 Dine ■ ■*’ course. Free Esfimates. Call BEDROOM CAPE - Garage. lunch-hour secretary to a busy executive who dues.not LONG TIME IN 7285 SPEri.-\L WINTER Of All Kinds. Call Robert Jar­ Stove. New oil burner. Call Tony 646-6223. IN THE WOODS FOREVER 1 61 Capable 42 45 Now Mike or Bob. 528-6930, or RIDING LESSONS indoor answer his own phone. I do. If he spent his days fielding calls CASE THIS E1®Z 62 Prong ■ R.-\TES' SNOWBLOWERS vis for estimates. 643-6712. Enclosed porch. Plastered HOME SWEET HOME - HAPPENED! 46 528-2422. riding ring. Western stock walls, Rec room. Workshop. Complete health-guard 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs from cut-rate office supply dealers who just got a dynamite 63 Spanish REPAIRED Quickly and article ■ EXPERT P.-\INTING and expertly Free Pick-uo and KITCHENS. COUNTER seat, saddle seat and hunt Immediate occupancy. $59,- facilities. Cats also. Canine excellent. Must sell, deal on ballpoint pens that they can let us have at a price we 49 50 s, 1 54 55 56 L.4NDSC.4PING Specializing INTERIOR PAINTING it TOPS. PAINTING it seat. All levels 228-9817 900. Peterman Agency, 649- Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon sacrificing! Any reasonable wouldn't believe, or people who want to know our mailing 64 Puts to work ■ ■ '3 delivery Economy Lawn- WALLPAPERING - Quality. 65 Child's play in Exterior House Painting WALLPAPERING - Block 9404; 649-4844. Road, Manchester. 646-5971. offer over $1450. Call after address, or loan companies running credit checks on 57 56 59 60 mower 742-6591. Profe'ssiona 1 Work at 66 Drug agency Tree pruning, spraying, Tile Floors. Bathrooms. VOICE. PIANO Instructions. 3:30 p.m., 649-1150 , 528-6063, employees, or job-hunters asking if we have any openings, or 61 62 63 mowing, weeding. Calf 742- Reasonable Prices! Fuliv In­ Ceramic Tile it Finish Work. Former faculty New York BOX STALLS. TRAILS- Blue (abbr.) Painting-Papering 32 sured. References, free BOLTON - In-law apartment solicitors selling tickets to the policeman's ball, or printers 7947 Commercial it Residential Music and Art High School. included with this 12-room Seal Feeding Program. Ring telling us our stationery is ready, and so on, ad infinitum, my 64 65 66 Estimates. G.L. McHugh. 643- Free estimates. 646-3046 Professional Singer-Pianist. with lights. Pastures, Daily a DAN SHEA PAINTING it 9321. Colonial an 4 1/2 acres. boss wouldn't have time to run a business. I would then be BRICK. BLOCK STONE DECORATING -Interior it 644-8597. Heated familyroom with turnouts. Rockville. Call 875- out of a job, and so would all the other people who work for INEWSFAFER (HTfHFRiSI ASSN I Fireplaces, concrete 9954, or 875-0272; 742-9653. WANTED JUNK AND LATE Exterior Also Wallpapering , Building Contracting 33 fireplace, 5 bedrooms, 4 MODEL WRECKS - Cash him. Want to support us on welfare? Chimney repairs No job too Quality Craftfsmanship' Call baths, remodeled kitchen. small Save' Call 644-8356 for AKC REGISTERED purebred Paid. Call Parker Street Used It's my job to type letters, keep his files in order, keep 646-5424 WES ROBBINS Carpentry BoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Built 1860. Group I Wolverton track of his appointments, screen his mail, and remind him estimates Agency Realtors. 649-2813. German shepherd pups. Born Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. remodeling specialist. Ad­ PIANO AND ORGAN taught 2/1/80. Championsnip quality to send his grandmother a card on her birthday and pay his Alley Oop — Dave Qraue PAINTING - Interior and ditions. rec rooms, dormers, BIDWELL HOME Improve­ by Mickey Fendell Over 25 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- bills. But probably the most valuable service I perform is to bridge W.ATERPROOFING ment Co. Expert installation MANCHESTER - Here's the dog stock. m-m53, 872-7397, exterior. Paperhanging, built-ins, bathrooms, years' experience playing 428, 4 barrel. $500, or best, handle people like you when he says. "If Bill from Long Hatchways, foundation excellent work references of aluminum siding gutters way to beat inflation. Buy this or 875-5437. >OU MEAN THIS OOZ") IT CERTAINLY i fOR MANY SEASONS . . . I SOON AND I, PERSONAUY, \ OtcAY, WILFIk. cracks, tileup pumps, gravity kitchens, 649-3446. with orchestras and big bands. offer. Call 649-6410, anytime, Beach calls, tell him I'm out of town. I can't stand the guy!" Free estimates. Fully in­ and trim. Roofing installation 649-5892. 2-family home for only STUFF CURED ALL PlD! NOW I DIDNT HAVE A , b e g a n to HADUAD CaiN FAIN IMIN MYMV FEETCFFT 1 QlcAY 1 THAT'S feeds, window wells. 30 wears' sured. Martin Matson. 649- and repairs 649-6495 . 871-2323. $32,500/unit and let your FREE TO GOOD HOME - A V.J. IN BOULDER rtlS ACMES?- LETGARF, HERE,' HAIR ON MV head! GROW THIS WHENEVER I walked, / ENOUGHl V'SOLP experience 643-4953 . 875-8413 CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. HIGH PERFORMANCE AND tell XXI WHAT LUXURIOUS) BUT NOW, THANKS TO \ Cross ruffing saves slam 4431. 19 tenants help you pay the pair of beautiful Angora black AFTER RUBBINS ME! Additions. Repairs, Cabinets. Schools-Classes it white older kittens. 342- ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 IT'S DONE FOR 007. INTO M-i SCALP HEAD OF OOZ, I SUFFER NO y Call Gary Cushing 345-2009 SPECIALIZING cleaning and mortgage. Income over DEAR ABBY: BILL IN LONG BEACH complained about FOR EXPERT $600-month. Group I Wolver­ 0571, or 633-6581. Formla Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 HIM.' Every day...- FU"ZZ! MORE Alan: "The deuce of trump AitW PAINTING Contrac­ repairing chimneys, roofs, FOR THE BEST - Manchester seconds, 30 mpm, suspension haughty little secretaries who screen their boss's telephone TAILORING. tors. Quality painting and new roofs Free estimates. 30 ton Agency Realtors 649-2813 calls. It's understandable that a busy executive needs some lead cuts down the possible TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 radial spoilers. Excellent con­ 2-2S-80 trump tricks to nine. There­ I) R E S S M A K I N <; AND paper hanging at reasonable years Experience. Howley. BIG HAZEL EYES - Floppy protection in that regard, but if it's done with finesse it's N O R TH Carpentry and general con­ pupils per teacher. FREE in­ dition. fc295 . 646-7536. ♦ A 10 5 fore, declarer needs an extra rates Fuliv insured. Free M3-5361. ears, and constantly wagging never offensive. 4 ALTER ATIONS Call or visit tracting' Residential and troductory lesson with this ad. VAQ108 side suit trick to come to 12. Estimates Call Wavne 649- Call 646-6306. or 646-3549. tail seeks family to love. However, 1 have a more legitimate gripe; it's the big-shot us at A! ARIA S TAILORING commercial. Whether it be a Medium-size male, red and 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO ♦ AQ832 This twelfth trick can be 7696. ■ small repair job. a custom ROOFER WILL Install Roof. Beal Estate Wanted 28 MX- Excellent condition, low who asks his secretary to get me on the phone. & ALTERATIONS, 31 W Siding or Gutter for Low- white, short-haired puppy. found by ruffing out the club Middle Tpke.. Manchester or built home or anvthing in Paper trained. $25 , 643-5610. mileage, Quadrophonic I find it very irritating to pick up my phone and hear a ace or diamond king in time PERSONAL Paperhanging between, call 646-13^9. Discount Price. Call Ken at □ REAL ESTATE SELLING your house? Call us stereo-8 track, power steering secretary say. "Mr. Jones is calling you, please hold." Then W EST E A ST rail MARIA NARDIT.LI. for particular people, by Dick. 647-1566, ♦ K J7 s g s a s ? to set up a trick in one of first and we'll make you a / brakes, one owner. 872-6528, I'm kept hanging on the line until Mr. Jones is free to talk to those suits, or by the simple t>46-2330. Hours 9am—5.30 Call 643-5703 anytime. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Musical Instruments 44 48 54 2 4$------CARPENTRY it MASONRY - 633-5310, or 659-0508. me! ♦ to 74 SKJSS process of taking a successful pm. Tues.—Sat. Additions and Remodeling. FIREPLACE AND Homes For Sale 23 Realtor. 643-1577 PROFESSIONAL PAINTING CHIMNEY CONSTRUCTION. HOLTON TRUMPET ■ Good I have a rule. When a secretary gets me on the phone to ♦ AQ82 ♦ 10 653 diamond finesse. Free estimates. Call Anthony condition. $90 or best offer. 1976 FORD ECONOLINE talk to her boss, if I don't hear Au voice within 5 seconds, I Oswald: “The play must - Interior and exterior. Brick, Fieldstone Specialist NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK MAY WE BUY your home? SO UTH Squillacote 649-0811. 646-1032. VAN 100- V8. Finished in­ hang up. When she calls again. I tell her that when she has begin by a careful play at ATTENTION WORKING Commercial and residential. Telephone John Wennergren, BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, Quick, fair, all cash and no terior. Loaded with options. The Flintstonee — Hanna Barbara Productions ♦ 6 PARENTS " I will babysit Free estimates Fully in­ Mason. 649-3012 paneled living room, eat-in her boss on the line to call me —and not until! ¥KJ976S trick one. ft is up to South to FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY problem. Call Warren E. 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ Captains' Chair, stereo etc. win that first lead by overtak­ your child in my home with sured 646-4879. Kitchen, 2 car garage, oil heat, Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. BUSY ATTORNEY VOU M B A N f ♦ 6 - Remodeling and Additions. cluding Ovations, plus free $3750. Call 633-3233,569-1804 or OH ing dummy’s eight of trumps loving care. 528-8560. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Heating-Plumbing 35 lovely quiet setting on dead­ 563-6373 evenings. PEBBLES, I S H O U L D ♦ KJ974 J P. LEWIS it SON- Custom case with this au. Carlos with the nine.” years' experience! For Free end street, deeded beach- DEAR BUSY: I'm sure you speak for many. (Including STOP F E B L TH IS Vulnerable:Both SPECIALISTS IN HOME Decorating. Interior it NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet rights. 879,900. Call exclusive guitars 60% off. Rivers Music, me.I Alan: “After that correct Estimates, call 646-4239. Household Goods 40 7 Main Street, New Britain THAT./... ffO T T B N Dealer: North start South ruffs a club in IMPROVEMENT- Roofing. Exterior Painting. repairs, plugged drains, agent, Carol Cable-W^ner, < 5 ^ 1 WHEN I'M Paperhanging it Remodeling. kitchen faucets replaced, 225-1977. Layaways. THERE'S Wnt North East S o atb dummy, ace of diamonds, dia­ Remodeling .Additions R P FARRAND REMODELING - Beazley Co. Realtors, Equal REFRIGERATORS Roushon Builders. Inc . 633- Kitchens. Recreation Rooms. repaired, rec rooms, 1968 CHEVY VAN. Asking NOTH IM S WBLL? 1 ♦ P a s s 14$ mond ruff, club ruff, diamond Cabinets. Roofing, Gutters, housing opportunity 443-4470. Washers / Ranges, used, Getting married? Whether you want a formal church Call 649-%58 bathroom remodeling, heat WRONG Pass 2 ♦ Pass 3 * ruff, club ruff with dummy's 3654 Room Additions, Decks, All guaranteed and clean. New Wanted to Buy 49 $500. 649-4049. wedding or a simple do-your-own-thing ceremony, get modernization, etc. Free COLONIAL - 8 rooms, 2 1-2 WITH P a s s 3 4F P a s s 44$ last trump, diamond ruff to types of Remodeling and shipment damaged, G.E it Abby's new booklet, "How to Have a Lovely Wedding.” 64$ Repairs Free estimates. Ful­ Estimate gladly given. M & M baths, first floor panelled COLLECTOR LOOKING FOR CAMARO 1975 - V-8, Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 cental self-addres^ \ you P a s s 5 ♦ P a s s set up dummy's last Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. FRIGIDAIRE Low prices. automatic Interior/exterior Pass Pass Pass diamond." ly insured. Phone 643-6017 family room with fireplace B D, Pearl it Son, 649 Main FLARE PISTOLS - Also Car­ envelope to Abby; 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. and large deck. Formal dining tridges. Any type, any condi­ excellent shape. Runs great. Oswald: "Declarer is in his Street. 643-2171. 90212. '.I own hand and uses his last two room, 4 bedrooms, 2 car gar­ tion. After 6 p.m., call 875- Asking $3,100. 643-7736. Opening lead:4T 2 A s trumps to pull West's two. age. Wooded lot, walk out ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! 1669. Help Wanted 13 basement. Group I, Philbrick 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO - Then he enters dummy with Help Wanted 13 Custom made draperies, slip­ loon'll the ace of spades and makes Agency, 646-4200. covers and upholsterv. Budget Bucket seats, one owner. PART TIME - Live-in custo­ Needs some body work. $800. By Oiwald Jacoby his twelfth trick with the last Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 U RENTALS diamond." EXPERIENCED WAITRESS dian wanted for attractive VETERANS. Unbelievable or 646-1000. Call 646-4288, or 565-4672. P s t f O Q f Q p h and Alan Sontag Income Tax Services - From 12 noon to 3 p.m. No apartment complex. Must be opportunity. Buy this 5 The Born Loser — Art Sansom (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) calls. Gilda's Luncheonette, responsible, mechanical, and bedroom. 2 bath Colonial. No Booms lor Bent 52 DATSUN 1974 PICKUP it Oswald: "If West failed to 303 Adams St , Manchester. physically able to operate down payment. No closing CUTLASS OLDSMOBILE 1974 — m r $ iT ? lU^TgADCp open a trump, declarer would (For a copy ol JACOBY costs. Strano Real Estate. 646- □MISC. FOR SALE THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ (2-door) Both as is; both in CANCER (June 21-July 22) Sat­ have been able to cash MODERN, send $1 to: “ Win at mowers, snowthrowers, etc isfaction of a personal goal can Some janitorial required 2 0 0 0 . trally located. Downtown running condition. Best offer. A eCHJU'^ FOK dummy's aces of spades and Bridge, " care of this newspa­ Call 649-5334. be expedited today if you are per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City SECRETARY- $4 50 per hour, plus apart­ Articles lor Sale 41 Manchester. Kitchen ^ o u r willing to do your homework. It'll diamonds and then score all INCOME TAX ment Benefits. Call Warren privileges. Call 649-23jj. be worth the time you spend on 10 trumps by means o' •< cross Station, New York, N. Y, BOOKKEEPER Year round. 1972 GRAN TORINO SQUIRE 10019.) PREPARATION SERVICE - $6,038-$7,114.00 range E. Howland, 643-1108. ‘Birthday the matter. A ‘OTAMPIK14> ruff." At your iome. 20 Years INCOME TAX Manchester 2 ROOMS-1 Free, 1 $20 week­ WAGON. 302 V-8. 56,000' LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Have a Minimum, a H.S. diploma and original miles. One owner. OVATIOM? 2-t-80 (TAPE NO 20| Experience Dan Mosler. 649- PREPARATION. Reasonable 2 years experience. For ap­ PRINT SHOP - Run,small ly; mature male and female. well-defined goal today, and V or 525-8263 accurate, in your home or VICTODIIUI COUWIAL ALUMINUM Sheets used as One with License for errands Power steering, power know in your own mind that pointment, send self ad­ press. Some typing required brakes, air conditioning, roof February 26,1980 achievement is possible. In your mine. Norm Marshall. 643- Apply Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye printing plates, ,007 thick and meals. Private entrance. dressed stam p^ envelope to: Country Club Area. rack and extra wheels. This year conditions are condu­ case, long-lasting benefits can' 2-29 9044. Manchester Early Learning Street, South Windsor 23x2825 cents each or 5 Call 649-5459. Elegant 11 room home. 2 for$l. Phone 643-2711. Must be $1000.00 . 646-8243 before 2 pm cive to a more expansive social be realized. Center. 80 Waddell Roadj VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Lady fireplaces. 2Vi baths. picked up before 11 a m. WE HAVE A PLEASANT or after 5 pm. life. With the whirl of activity Manchester. EO-AA comes the development of sev­ Luck is likely to look more favor­ Heathcliff — George Gately Excellent conditioni ONLY. light housekeeping room for ably on your self-interests and GIVE TAX PROBLEMS the employer. Trucks lor Sale 62 eral valuable friendships. ole 1-2 punch! Tax Corpora­ INCOME TAX- Done in your Completely refInIshed. mature lady. Ready to move PISCES (Fab. 201M McNtaghl Trie latent ARE STEAMIN'! electrical, plumbing, founda­ 1976 EL T IG E R 500cc from $13,900. Preowned Afternoons, tion. May be heated with T H R E E ROOM homes from $1,495. Trades ■RAN WAVE MAYOR E<50N\MN ARCTIC CAT snowmobile - APARTMENT- Main Street, BUM CITY COULP BE BEATEN wood. Group I Wolverton Excellent Condition. Call welcome. Plaza Homes. 828- Agency Realtors. 649-2813. third floor. Heat, appliances. 0369. HAUTTrtEYVE IF M iO H Z WA6 EAST HARTFORD after 5 p.m.. 649-1273. Security. References. Lease. HIKEP Trie RUNNIN' A6AINST Call after 5 p.m., 646-3911. ARE YOU SELLING YOUR PARKIN' HIM EXCEPT To Insert MOBILE home? State wide METEK TO a l p e r m ^ n Vernon listing service for any park in _ C O R P ■ PAPER CARRIER Olllces-Stores lor Bent 55 FIFTY CENTS Connecticut. Call George AN HOUR ^ SPRINGTIME FUN Adams at Plaza Homes. 8&- PROFESSIONAL / 0369. WANTED BUSINESS OFFICE NOTALL PSNNJIES VOU Papers. BUILDING - Approximately CONSAKNED IPIOT.' Automotive Service 14 to 107 Prospect Street WILLOW BROOK 2600 square feet, with ample 66 parking. Close to Center, OIL LUBE Must Be 18 Think ahead to lounging around the pool nospltal and new court CALL 647-9946 building. For info, call 568- & FILTER with cabana and ... Years Or Older. 7658 or 871-0401. All for $10. or Take Advantage Of Our *20. SPECIALI EAST HARTFORD OFFICE plus tax For further Information Please call: SUITES available from 453 to OPEN 21 HOURS 647-9947 (Excellent Job For Retirees) 900 square feet. Ample BRUCE parking, maintenance and I V tw Q iMObr nEA Inc prime Burnside Avenue loca­ MORURIV aROlHERS 8 7 1 — 6482 tion. For further Information ASK FOR CHRIS " / call him Jimmy. Hla bark is worse Ihan his or call 246*1613 call Housing Services Cor­ J L V J li 2-25 Can 647-9947 J15 C T N irn STHECT poration. Mr. Sapere, 246- bite." )HIN<36 AREN'T d?LllTE THAT BAP- C ’HOh, ______Edward Rogers Manaflement M A N C H r‘»TCn 04.1 -il.tri Q iXUWA Lk IM w»f U g Ni 0»1 '1 knew we should have gone south for the winter!’ 7213.