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i®anfl)FalFr Sunny Today Fair Tonight lEuf ningilmlb Details on page 2 Vol. XCVIII, No. 144 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, March 21, 1979 • A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 e 20$ Single Copy • 15« Home Delivered Board Partially Backs Clean Air NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The Downtown Proposal U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has started enforcement By GREG PEARSON the idea for Manchester's downtown with five other directors — Penny, area. But, it did agree Tuesday night proce^ings against the United Herald Reporter Betty Intagliata and Republicans Illuminating Co. for burning high- that the concept of such enabling Carl Zinsser, Peter DiRosa and MANCHESTER - It wasn't exact­ sulfur oil. legislation, which would permit but William Diana — to support a public EPA spokeswoman Elizabeth ly a vote of confidence, but the Town not require the formation of such a hearing and a letter backing the con­ Strock said Tuesday the Board of Directors Tuesday night did district, might be beneficial. cept of such enabling legislation. He proceedings could result in fines agree to give some support to a Stephen Penny, chairman of the said he would not support such a proposed bill that would permit the of $25,000 a day for the company. board, admitted he had “somewhat proposal in Manchester, though. establishment of a Central Business UI, of Connecticut's largest of a change of heart" on the matter. Directors Connors and Joseph Service District. power companies, began burning He previously had spoken against the Sweeney voted against sending the Making it clear it does not support the dirtier oil March 10 with the bill, but he supported the idea of it letter in support of the bill's concept. the idea for Manchester, the board state's approval to generate elec­ being the subject of a public hearing Director Stephen Cassano was ab­ agreed that the enabiing iegislation tricity during a shortage of at the Capitol. sent. should be the subject of a public cleaner low-sulfur fuel. The enabling concept of the bill Zinsser was the strongest sup­ hearing at the state Capitol. Ms. Strock says the federal would permit some communities to porter of the bill. agency believes the state doesn't The bill would permit a town to es- adopt it if they so desired. Penny also He said the Main Street area "is a have the power to grant such a tabiish a Central Business Service asked that the one-third return of prime candidate for a potential concession, but is directing en­ District. According to the bill, that taxes be amended to read that a slum." He referred to a recent The spirit of Marlboro maximum of one-third of the taxes television newscast about forcement at UI. district would get back one-third of the General Fund taxes its property would be returned. Manchester and said the town is owners pay. He added, however, "1 do not becoming known as “a smut System Weak This money then would be used for foresee myself supporting the capital." in a low tar dgarefle. renovation and improvement proposal, which would create He said the bill would provide local HARTFORD (UPI) - State projects to upgrade the area. another district in Manchester." money to make downtown im­ Department of Corrections of­ Other directors also spoke strongly provements. ficials say weaknesses in the State Sen. David Barry submitted against the idea. Penny and Mrs. Intagliata both promotion systems are keeping the biii at the request of severai per­ John FitzPatrick said, “You're argued that federal and state funding minority employees in state sons interested in downtown asking for taxpayers to bail out the will be needed for a complete im­ prisons and jails from becoming Manchester. Barry said, however, he merchants who will not spend their provement project in the area. Penny supervisors. and other legislators probably would own money." also pointed out that the potential of Raymond Lopes, deputy com­ not back the bill unless the Board of. Thomas Connors questioned the a slum on Main Street is one argu­ missioner of institutions, said Directors supported it. constitutionality of the proposal. ment in favor of continuing in the Tuesday more minority members The board apparently does not like FitzPatrick, however, voted along Community Development program. are ne^ed in supervisory roles, but many have problems taking the exams because the tests don't take cultural background into ac­ Egypt To Sign Treaty count. The failure of minorities to do well on the exam discourages other minority persons from Despite Begin^s Blast taking the test, he said. Carl Robinson, warden of the state maximum security prison in By MATHIS CHAZANOV Knesset in effect set the stage for the think so." The authoritative Somers, said minority positions l.liiilcil I'rcHH liilcriiulioiiul next diplomatic struggle with Egypt newspaper al Ahram said today by listing three "nevers": Sadat will stop overnight in Madrid have increased at that institution Though angry and chagrined, over the last seven years, but the Spring Arrives • “I hereby serve notice that the Saturday for talks with King Juan Egypt still plans to sign a peace trea­ government of Israel will never Carlos and government leaders. , V -!-- prison "still hasn't been able to These sprouting daffodils act as a sign that spring is finally ty with Israel despite Prime Minister attract enough minorities." return to the borders of June 4,1967, ’' As Begin spoke in Jerusalem, a here. Today marks the first official day of spring. (Herald Menachem Begin's declaration that Begin said. Israeli forces seized the senior PLO official in Beirut who photo by Pinto) Israel will never allow a Palestinian Jordanian West Bank, Gaza Strip, declined to be named said the group The Economy ^ state or return to its old borders. Sinai Desert and Syrian Golan may reconsider its opposition to the ISiiS ifi Begin’s tough comments, made 1^ . •\-» "'‘ 5'’S ' * * ! Heights in the 1967 war. Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty, WASHINGTON: With^the partly to assuage domestic critics, • "Jerusalem is united as the eter­ despite comments from the Palesti­ government trying to hold pay Moscow Housecall partly in response to earlier Egyp­ nal capital of Israel and it will never nian leadership to the contrary. raises to 7 percent, profits earned tian statements, coincided with the be divided. The statement by the official, who by U.S. business firms increased first unofficial hints from the • "A Palestinian state will never is considered a moderate, was made by 26.4 percent over last year, Palestine Liberation Organization rise in Judea, Samaria (the West privately and was not approved by provoking a harsh rebuke from Present to Doctor that it may reconsider its opposition Bank) and the Gaza Strip. the PLO leadership. the White House Tuesday. to the peace treaty if it leads to true "How do 1 know this?” Begin Besides some heated heckling from NEW YORK: Stocks fell Pale.stinian self-determination. MOSCOW (UPI) — It was an Un­ asked. "We won't agree to it. We Communist members of the Knesset, Tuesday as the Carter ad­ Bakulev Institute of Cardiovascular The Israeli Knesset (parliament) usual housecall — from Boston Surgery, where the news conference won't allow it. We will not make it Begin’s remarks also were ministration blasted a rise in cor­ today opened the second day of po.ssible." challenged by the opposition I„abor porate profits and announced halfway around the world to the took place. boisterous debate over the treaty, Soviet Union — and an unusual story Burakovsky, who was present at "What Mr. Begin .said violates the Party, which ruled Israel from its plans to unveil a new energy in­ with shouting matches flaring up peace framework reached at Camp birth in 1948 until Begin's election in itiative. The Dow Jones industrial of international cooperation for the the news conference, also declined to often between hawks and doves. sake of medicine. identify the patient. But he hailed the David and corrupts the atmosphere May. 1977. average fell 7.28 points to 850.31. The session was expected to go we hoped would prevail at the time of In his speech. Labor leader Shimon NEW YORK: Consumer buying For the American doctor flown whole operation as “a great act of well past midnight but the Knesset here on five hours’ notice to save the cooperation between surgeons of the treaty signing," complained Egyp­ Peres praised the government for its plans for cars, homes and was expected to give the treaty an tian I’rimc Minister Mustafa Khalil life of an important patient, it was United States and the Soviet Union. ” peace-making efforts, but criticized household appliances soared last overwhelming endorsement, as in Cairo, the best birthday present he ever He praised Zapel as a "very out­ th proposed self-government plan for month, an indication that "the hot Begin recommended in his keynote Asked if Begin's .statement would got: The patient regained full con­ standing specialist." the We.st Bank and the Gaza Strip. pace of inflation" will continue speech that opened the debate change President Anwar Sadat's plan sciousness for the first time in 19 Burakovsky said the patient, who "Do we want the army to rule for a while, the Conference Board Tuesday, to fly to Washington for the treaty days — and smiled at him. sources said is a married pediatri­ forever over an occupied population business research group reported. Begin's keynote address to the signing Monday, Khalil said, "I don't that does not want us?" Peres askew. WASHINGTON: President Dr. Warren Zapel of the cian living in Moscow, slipped into a Carter told Democratic con­ Massachusetts General Hospital in coma Feb. 25 while undergoing sur­ gressional leaders he is "very Boston, a leading world authority on gery for the removal of an ovarian anesthesiology, told a news con­ concerned" unions will not comp­ cyst. ference Tuesday he turned 37 last Hanoi Ready For Peace ly with the inflation control She developed a condition known as Saturday while working on the program if Congress does not pass septicemia, a bacterial infection of patient, a 28-year-old woman. his wage insurance proposal. tbe blood. It flooded her lungs with WASHINGTON: White House “She just looked up and smiled,” fluid, arresting respiration, causing But Withdrawal Imperative press secretary Jody Powell said Zapel, who flew to Moscow cardiac arrest and severely praised the American people for March 3 without either an entry visa damaging the central nervous BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - Radio' Hanoi, monitored in their claimed pullout. (Jhina was Bangkok, said the qualified accep­ believed to have had about 100,000 the good will they have shown in or a ticket. "That was the best kind system. Vietnam said today it is ready to talk tance of a Chinese proposal to begin troops inside Vietnam at the height accepting moderate wage in­ of birthday present, the best I’ve She was put onto an automatic peace with China but threatened to ever had.” talks next week was delivered to of the invasion. creases, saying they have “exer­ respiratory machine but after attack the 10,000 Chinese troops it Zapel, director of Mass General’s Chinese Charge d’Affaires Lu Ming Radio Hanoi said the biggest cised remarkable restraint." several days and nights of battling to claims are still in Vietnam if they Center for Research of Adult by Nguyen Tien, head of Vietnam’s Chinese force was a two-regiment LONDON: The U.S. dollar save her life, the Soviet surgeons fail to withdraw. Respiratory Failure, said the China Department of the foreign buildup — between 5,000 and 6,000 closed lower Tuesday on all major turned to Bethesda Naval Hospital A statement by the Vietnamese patient’s prospects now look very ministry. men - near That Khe district town European markets except near Washington for help. foreign ministry and broadcast by Vietnam said Chinese forces were some 95 miles north of Hanoi. Brussels and Milan. Dealers said good despite more than a 90 percent They were finally put onto Zapel as Hanoi radio said the Chinese troops occupying "three areas and 16 "Enemy forces here are stationed the American economic talks at chance of fatality to start with. the best expert on respiratory failure remained up to 12 1/2 miles inside available. He flew out of New York places’" along the border. 10 to 20 kilometers (6 to 12.5 miles) Camp David, Md., inhibited But he added that it was still too Vietnam. early to speak of full recovery. on an Aeroflot flight five hours after’ "The Peking rulers said their inside Vietnamese territory," the trading. A second statement delivered to Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined It generally takes Americans at troops had been completely statement charged. PITTSBURGH: The Aluminum taking the call.- the Chinese Embassy today said That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health, least 10 days to two weeks to gain an "I treat about 12 cases like this a peace talks could begin in Hanoi withdrawn from Vietnam as of The official Communist Party Co. of America Tuesday an­ entry visa to the Soviet Union, if March 16,” the Vietnamese Foreign newspaper Nhan Dan (People)- nounced it has reduced its price year, collected across the States March 29 "if Chinese troops there are no complications. Ministry said in a Radio Hanoi an­ Tuesday played down the possibility for unalloyed aluminum ingot by 1 from Florida to California,” Zapel withdraw completely to China” The urgency of the case was un­ nouncement. "This statement is un­ of talks with Peking, saying the Kings: 12mg "ta r" 0.8 mg nlcoiineav. per cigarette, FTC Report May'78 100's:12mg"tar"0.8mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC Methorl. cent a pound after a review by the said. “Most of them die. within a week, the radio said. derlined by the fact that Zapel’s visa true. It is aimed at fooling the Chinese “are expecting us to drop Council on Wage and Price "I would say this patient had an 8 “ If (Chinese troops continue to oc­ was issued after he had arrived to Chinese people and ... the rest of the our guard so that they may embark Stability last week. percent survival chance. There was a cupy Vietnamese territory, then the take over the case. 92 percent fatality chance. She was Vietnamese armed forces and people world." on new adventures," intide Today He worked for almost 72 hours lucky. Most people die with this dis­ will resolutely use their legitimate "As of March 18, there were about "We m ust... stand ready to smash C la ssifie d ...... 23-28 straight, grabbing only six or seven ease, in any country. r i ^ t to self-defense," the note to 10,000 Chinese aggressors any new plot ol the enemy,” it said. C o m ic s...... 27 hours sleep in the first three days. "Now she's fully conscious. She's China said. remaining” in Vietnam, the radio In a related development, Vietnam Entertainment ...... 18 Zapel declined to identify the sitting up in bed watching television. Analysts interpreted this to mean said. reported 80,000 of its citizens had O bituaries...... 14 patient. But Western sources said I'm confident that in two to three the Vietnamese would be ordered to Western military sources con­ demonstrated in three cities to back . S p o rts...... 15-17 she was the daughter of Dr. Vladimir weeks she'll be going home." attack Chinese forces along the firmed the Chinese had retained con­ its claim of victory over China. Burakovsky, director of Moscow’s . troubled frontier. trol of some Vietnamese land after EVENING tlERALD, Wed., March 21. 1979 — PAGE THREE I’ACK TWO KVKNINO HKRALD. Wed., Marc-h 21. 1979 Peopletalk Affirmative Action Plan Complaints Prompt Travolta Practices For Role Seen To Be Unrealistic Panel Appointment Travolta is taking his starring role acting abilities rather than handing public. "The Hearsts have decided MANCHESTER — Complaints in the Irving Azoff film "The Urban the chubby puppet an Oscar for for administration and completion of not to take the dress," designer Ted By SUSAN VAUGIJN exam, taken by 100 other applicants, hiring, including the merit system, have been made that not enough in­ Cowboy" seriously. The story special effects. "We don’t want her Community Development projects Malter told the San Jose Mercury; Werner said. exams, the oral panel of outside formation has been provided for the revolves around Gilley's nightclub in nominated for some special effects Herald Reporter not finished by June 30 if the ban goes "They had an exclusive with Look MANCHESTER — The timetable Werbner said he would expect residents and the final selection questions on the April 17 ballot. To into effect. Pasadena, Texas, where thrill- award,” Hall said. "We think she magazine to cover the wedding. They for the town's Affirmative Action more minority candidates for process by the department head. He remedy the apparent problem, the seekers try their skill on a piston- deserves best actress.” Residents have complained about even had photographs of Patty in the pian may be unrealistic, Steve positions because of the higher pay recommended some changes in the Town Board of Directors Tuesday driven mechanical bull. To make the lack of information provided on dress made beforehand.” The Mer­ Werbner, personnel supervisorj^teld , .offered in Manchester. job descriptions for many of the town night established a public informa­ the subjects. sure he looks as good in the saddle as Patty Peeved cury said Miss Hearst was shopping the Human Relations Commresion^ Another stumbling block may be positions which have not been tion subcommittee. he woes on the disco floor, Azoff has Thus, the board agreed Tuesday Patricil Hearst has canceled her for another dress for her upcoming Tuesday night. the travel costs. revamped for 10 years. The entire board will meet again night to establish the subcommittee. sent another mechanical bull to order for a |1,000 wedding gown wedding to her one-time bodyguard, Werbner said that person-to-person At the request of new commission next Tuesday to review proposed Director Betty Intagliata, who will Travolta's house in Santa Barbara, The goals in the town's plan for because a sketch of it was made San Francisco policeman Bernard contact by town recruiters is needed member Carl Chadburn Werbner brochures that will be developed to be one of the three members, Calif. An instructor is accompanying hiring minorities and women are Shaw. aimed at 1982, but Werbner indicated in order to attract more minority and reviewed the affirmative action provide the necessary details about suggested such a subcommittee, and the steel steer. Double Knot that delaying some of the goals in female applicants. goals in each department in the town. the vote. the other board members agreed to In some of the categories, he in­ Tennis star Jimmy Connors and his some of the departments until 1987 CETA (Comprehensive Employ­ Town voters will decide two issues the idea. John FitzPatrick and Carl dicated the goais may be more Dig It pregnant Playboy centerfpid wife might be more realistic. The town ment Training Act) positions for the April 17. One is whether the town Zinsser also will serve on the sub­ realistic in terms of hiring more Singer Rod Stewart told PH Factor Patti McGuire were married secret­ Board of Directors had indicated that purpose of recruiting were formed by should bond for $20 million to pay for committee. women than for minorities. In the interviewers recently he was once ly for a second time this month. A stand, Werbner said. the Capitol Region Council of improvements to the water system. The group will work to develop an Police ’ Department, for exampie, The second is whether there should obsessed with dying before he spokesman said the couple was Werbner said the goals of the plan Governments last year, but the funds informational brochure about the tackled his fears directly. "I had a Werbner said it is not unrealistic that Hilton Kaderli be a two-year ban on town participa­ married again March 4 in Connors' are basically realistic, however, he ran out for the jobs, Werbner said. Community Development issue. This phobia about it," Stewart said. said “ Manchester will probably He said the town employees do not four additional women officers could tion in the Community Development brochure, and one the Water Depart­ hometown of Belleville, III. They had be hired in the next nine years. program. "Some people have it about flying. been secretly married last October in never reflect the (recommended) have enough time to do the active TV Personality ment is developing for the water New member Janet Damron asked Well, I had it about dying. God knows Japan. The second marriage was percentages in the labor market" of recruiting. The board also has added two ad­ issue, will be reviewed at the board's Werbner if Wilber Smith, the town's why. I just suddenly understood that held, according to spokesman Joe the Greater Hartford area. Methods now used for recruiting visory questions in connection with meeting Tuesday. equal opportunity coordinator, could Set to Speak we all had to die. I thought the only Rountree, because the religious Werbner said he had no concrete minority candidates include adver­ the Community Development issue. The meeting will be at 7 p.m, in the help more in the minority hiring. MANCHESTER — Hilton Kaderli. way I was going to overcome this marriage in Japan is not recognized reasons hy Manchester and other tising in The Herald and The Hart­ These questions ask voters if the Municipal Building's Hearing Room. was to face it — so I took a job in towns east of the Connecticut River ford Courant, sending lists of the job Werbner said his efforts hav? largeiy weatherman for WFSB-TV Channel town hould use its own funds to pay in the United States. "They wanted been on housing, but that he hopes 3, will be the guest speaker for the llighgate Cemetery digging graves." to have a legal marriage ... in the are not attracting more minority vacancies to resource agencies in the applicants for town jobs. -He said region and to the Personnel Depart­ Smith wili be able to help more with Women's Club of Manchester Mon­ U.S.,” he said. The baby is due this the hiring if his position remains in­ day, March 26, at 8 p.m. at the Com­ No Strings summer. there is a lot of competition among ment in the City of Hartford. Werbner said the town stopped tact after the April referendum on munity Baptist Church, 585 E. Center Official Sees Need Muppet Show star Miss Piggy has a Glimpses towns for minority candidates St. 2 continuation of the town's participa­ couple of fans in Cincinnati who want Playtime is Pleasant ISow because of the Affirmative Action advertising in a minority newspaper Ray Bolger and Jack Haley, the tion in the Community Development Kaderli, a native of Midland, the conceited puppet nominated for requirements. in Hartford a few years ago because For Improved Housing Scarecrow and the Tin Man from Playtime at Waddell School is a great out­ youngsters are making the most of a good op­ program. Texas, was a pre-law stuSent at the an Academy Award. In fact, James Another problem, Werbner in­ it was found that no one received the “The Wizard of Oz" screen classic, door adventure now that the weather has portunity. (Herald photo by Pinto) Ms. Damron was given the job of University of Oklahoma when he Hall and Bruce Collin have started a dicated, is that there is not a lot of paper. HARTFORD (UPI) - State Finance Authority. will be together again April 9 to pre­ w.nrmod nnH fho sun shines brightly. These turnover in town departments other The majority of recruiting efforts investigating rates for welfare and became interested in broadcasting Economic Development Com­ letter-writing campaign asking the and journalism. “We need this (agency) because sent Oscars during the Academy than the Police Department, so that are aimed at hiring local talent, non-welfare residents at Holiday missioner Edward Stockton says Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Patricift-Hearsl After he graduated from college, we haven't been doing the job for Awards presentations in Los Angeles is the area where the recruitment .ef­ Werbner said. The town does not House on Cottage Street, based on a there are "thousands" of Connec­ Sciences to recognize Miss Piggy's he worked three years on Channel 9 housing that we should be," White forts are being centered now. The have the money to recruit nationally, request by F.H. Parker, a resident ticut families in substandard living Anthropoligist Discovers in Oklahoma City before moving to said. “Nobody else is going to do the Police Department recently hired he said. there. conditions. job.“ v Werbner also described for the No other action transpired because Washington, D.C., in 1968 where he one woman, but was unable to attract Stockton told the Legislature's Michael Sharpe, the state housing of iack of a quorum. reported the weather for four years. Directors Nix Request one minority candidate for the police commission the procedures for Planning and Development Com­ advocate, said present efforts to find Evidence Of Earliest Man Kaderli has been in Connecticut mittee Tuesday night that there is a made the prints were walking up­ since 1974. He lives in Simsbury with additional housing and homes affor­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - were discovered at Laetolil in “critical need" for more and better dable for low to middle income right, with a free-striding gait not un­ his wife and family. Anthropologist Mark Leakey today northern Tanzania last summer. Ms. housing in the state. residents are fragmented. For New Job, Vehicle Leakey said only the end of the like that of humans. She said the Monday's meeting is Men's Night. announced the discovery of a 75-foot- Directors Approve Waiver “Thousands of families in Connec­ “We cannot afford to shuffle it out form of the foot "was exactly the Club members may bring their hus­ MANCHP:STKR - The Town less pay than the positions it super­ A second position — a water and long trail of footprints made by two excavation season in September kept ticut are living in substandard living every 10 years to a different division same as ours.” band or a friend, Board of Directors Tuesday night vises. sewer analyst — originally had been individuals walking on a fresh layer scientists from following the trail conditions," he said. Stockton said and hope it will work out," Sharpe was asked to provide funds for a new The boad. led by chairman Stephen recommended to become another of volcanic ash 3.6 million years ago farther. Ms. Leakey and coworkers found Mrs, Adeline Coelho is chairman of the state is aware of the problem.and the meeting. Hostesses are Mrs. said. position and a new vehleie in the Penny, strongly objected to making permanent town position. The board in what is now Tanzania. “The nature of the terrain leads us five fossilized footprints in the area For Sidewalk Repair Work now must do something about it. in 1976 and announced that find in Angelo Gesmundo and Mrs. Mary Ar- The governor, in a statement sub­ Water Department. It said no to the position a permanent one. agreed this position should be con­ The prints are those of the oldest- to believe that the footprints, though He testified in favor of a bill to set mitted to the committee, said the 1977. That discovery led to an inten­ MANCHESER - The Town Board to create a Civil Preparedness Agen­ lingency to fund the April 17 pin. both. Penny said there already is one tinued under CETA until CETA fun­ known hominids and Dr. Leakey now covered, rem ain^ largely in­ up a state Department of Housing to housing department was a good idea sified search last summer. of Directors this week approved a bid cy. The agency will take the place of townwide vote— $11,520— and a new The position requested — a land management position for the ding, for the job expires. believes they are direct ancestors of tact to the south,” she said in a coordinate housing policy and plan­ because it would be headed by a full­ a citizens advisory committee for curtain at Machester High School's and soil analyst — now is funded forestry crew. This would create a The board rejected a proposal to humans. report in the April issue of National The new trail was found when Dr. waiver it had questioned last week. Soulli IVlctliodisI ning in Connecticut. Gov. Ella time commissioner who could give it civil preparedness and will be staffed through the Comprehensive Kmploy- second such permanent position, he appropriate $7,000 t the W ater The footprints, representing a Geographic Magazine. Paul Abell of the University of Rhode The waiver is for sidewalk work to Bailey Auditorium — $12,000. Grasso has allocated $100,000 for the his “undivided attention.” by town administrators and com­ MANCHESTER — The evangelism ment and Training Act (CETA). .said. Department for the purchase of a frozen moment in Earth’s history. Ms. Leakey said the creatures that Island noticed a barely exposed heel be done by S. Aleria & Sons of East • Transferred $3,355 from various agency in her proposed budget for Mrs. Grasso also said such an print while he was digging out a block munity persons connected with safe­ commission of South United Town Manager Robert Weiss said the "There's got to be an end to this," new vehicle. Hartford. The board approval came accounts to the Public Works 1979-1980. agency would be in a belter position of rhinoceros prints. When surroun­ after Thomas Prior, assistant town ty and disaster control. maintenance division. This money Methodist Church will meet tonight board should act now to make the Penny said. The money has come from the sale at 7:30 at the church. Stockton's comment was repeated to lure federal dollars for housing ding soil was removed, the 75-foot- attorney, said the waiver was per­ The board also approved federal will pay for telephone services. position a permanent town one. Director Carl Zin.sser agreed. He of timber cleared by the forestry by Arthur White of Stamford, chair­ and would “breathe new life Into Clashes Continue long trail was uncovered. funds for the Head Start Program, • Approved the early retirements The music committdb is scheduled " It's a position we have been said water rates are expected to in- crew from watershed property. missible. to meet at 8. man of the Connecticut Housing Connecticut's housing effort.’’ recommending for some time." he crea.se in future years. There are Director Betty Intagliata moved to Ms. Leakey said one of the in­ Prior made a couple of minor which wiil cover the cost of the of five employees — Julia Melesko, said. The job is connected with many positions the town could use, reject the proposed use of the money. dividuals was smaller than the other changes in the waiver's wording so it program through Dec. 31, and state George Miller, John Mirucki, Doris ■ operation of the Water Department's but limiting spending has to be con­ She said when the board approved a Despite Appeals and probably was female. would conform to changes in the funds for the town's day care, which Remmey and Esther Mallon. forestry project, which works at con­ sidered, be said. forestry management position, part “ At one point, and you need not be Town Charter about bid waivers. will cover the period through June 30, trolling overgrowth in the town's "This is the type of thing we can do of the salary was to be paid for by the TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Heavy without a shah in 2,500 years” and an expert tracker to discern this, she The firm has done sidewalk repairs 1980. Legislators Plan watershed areas. without to hold it down. I just don't revenues from the timber sale. fighting raged again today between revolutionaries planned rallies to stops, pauses, turns to the left to in town and was the low bidder for a The directors agreed to enter two Weiss said the town fears losing think we can afford it," Zinsser said. “Now, instead, we get a memo to Kurdish rebels and Iranian troops in celebrate a “really happy festival” glance at some possible threat or series of sidewalk repairs included in legal matters involving Northeast Railroad Strategy irregularity, and then continues to a program through which the town Utilities. One is an anti-trust lawsuit the employee once CETA runs out, Penny recommended the town ad­ buy a vehicle," she said. She said an the western Iranian town of Sanandaj and support Ayatollah Ruhollah SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - WHY PAY RITAIL? the north. received federal Public Works about street lighting and the other is and he would like the position to ministration submit a propo.sal to existing town vehicle could bej despite appeals for a second truce in Khomeini’s Islamic republic. Legislators from Connecticut and “This motion, so intensely human, Employment Act funds. a lawsuit against a proposed rate in­ become one funded by the town. provide town funding to supplement repaired and used by the department, three days, reports said. Mixed feelings persisted, however, Massachusetts wili meet Friday to transcends time. Three-million, six- Under the guidelines of that crease. Weiss also said the position super- the salary of the $10,000 CETA posi­ and the board unanimously agreed. Shooting also broke out around over Iran’s economic problems, in develop strategy aimed at saving the hundred-thousand years ago, a program, the firm has sought an in­ The board also took the following vi.scs some personnel and receives tion. The board agreed. Tehran's central Qasr prison. particular unemployment and the Montrealer, one of New England's remote ancestor — just as you or I — crease in its price to the town to pay actions: You Have Only Two Reports, not immediately confirmed high price of food. last long-distance inland trains. experienced a moment of doubt,” she for increas'ed concrete costs. Other • Approved a Comprehensive by officials, said agents of the Legislators from every district deposed shah's Savak secret police said. labor and material prices charged by Employment and Training Act grant A Choices In Fine Town Begins Application For the firm will remain the same. to cover the cost of a forestry project along inland rail routes from New started the shooting to terrorize Haven, Conn., to Boston will attend Iranians celebrating the Iranian new The bid waiver has to be approved through July 21. • Appropriated an $18,240 grant for the meeting, scheduled for 10 a.m. in Quality Famous year, but were chased by Police Charge Two by the board, however. vocational education. Springfield City Hall. Case Mountain Funds revolutionaries. Last week, the board had asked • Appropriated $619 to the Board It was prompted by Rep. Louis R. Brand Name Clothes Hy (;REG PEARSON property be purchased. It will required, and the board gave Town First reports said there were no whether the waiver meets the new Town Charter requiremets. Prior of Education. The money is restitu­ Nickinello, chairman of the Mcriild Reporter provide parking and another access Manager Robert Weiss permission to casualties or arrests. With Disturbance Massachusetts Legisiature's to the Case Mountain property begin negotiating a purchase price Reports from Sanandaj, 318 miles South Windsor ruled Tuesday night that it did and tion ordered by a court for damage Pay Full Retail Price MANCHESTER - The town will done last year at the high school. Transporation Committee, and already owned by the town. after the appraisal is obtained. west of Tehran, said that battle Two persons were charged last the board approved the waiver. proceed with filling out an applica­ with a motor vehicle in connection Director Peter DiRosa asked that • Appointed Robert Faucher of 16 Connecticut Rep. Thom Serrani, his The BOR grants would pay for the The board previously has granted erupted at daybreak when troops at a night in connection with a distur­ with the investigation of a fatal acci­ counterpart in the Connecticut In The Regular Shops tion for funding to purchase an ad­ Town Manager Robert Weiss see Laurel St. to the Community purchase of half the cost of the similar preliminary approval for military base, besieged by the Kurds bance in the parking lot of the Seven- dent that happened on Route 5 in ditional 32 acres at Case Mountain. again if there might be federal fun­ Development Advisory Committee. Legislature. purchase. State funding would pay proposed purchases — Hilliard Pond but resupplied and reinforced by Eleven store on Ellington Road. South Windsor, last August 25. The Montrealer is a high-speed The Town Board of Directors will ding available for water improve­ He replaces Barry Van Camp who or Come To for one-quarter of the cost and the and Hickey’s Grove. In both cases, helicopters, opened a mortar barrage Donna J. Smith, 20, of 124 Mark A passenger in Beebe’s car, police train that runs from Washington to have to approve that application ment projects. resigned. town would have to provide the rest however, the board agreed not to sub­ that blazed through the city and Drive, was charged with breach of said, was ejected from the car when before it is submitted, however. Tbe town recently had received an • Accepted the resignation of Dr. Montreal. of the funding. mit the application because the struck several Kurdish positions. the peace, resisting arrest and it struck a bridge abuttment. She The board Tuesday night voted the answer from U.S. Rep. Wiiliam Kenneth Wichman from the Advisory tiuiHiti U4. Theresa Parla, chairwoman of the purchase price requested >j)v the Unofficial estimates said at least loitering. She was taken to the police died as a result of the injuries town should begin preparing the Cotter that federal funds will not be Board of Health. Two Appointments Conservation Commission, said last owner was consider^ too hign». .5()0 people were killed in three days station where she was searched by a application for a federal Bureau of received. • Approved a bid waiver for an Gov. Ella Grasso has announced week • the town's share might be A similar step could be taken if the nr>>inn|ty ^laghPQ between the army policewoman. Police said she was available for improvements sucb as WE GUARANTEE THAT TOU WILL Al- Outdoor Recreation grant. Beebe was released on a $2,5(X) sur­ the appointment of two local men to raised through a fund-raising drive. board feels the owner of the Case units and Kurdish rebels demanding found to be in possession of three those approved in town. DiRosa had automatic signal traffic light con­ A key to that procedure will be ob­ ety bond for appearance in court on heard, however, that| such funding troller at the School and Spruce state ^ards. WATS SAVE 2 0 % TO 5 0 % ON A ll 0UR| Whether the board will approve Mountain land is asking too much. self-rule. However, authorities did pipes that contained residue of April 2. taining an appraisal of the 32-acre streets intersection. David Heinl of Manchester has submitting an application for funding But, if it feels the price is not revise their figure released suspected marijuana. She was might be available. parcel off Birch Mountain Road. The Vernon Tbe board approved an ordinance • Transferred $23,520 from con- been named to the Governor's SUPERB QUAUn MEN'S CIOTNING for the purchase probably will be reasonable, it will grant the go-ahead Tuesday of 86 killed. , further charged with possession of a town's Conservation Commission Kenneth Leavitt, 31, of Stafford Vacation-Travel Council. His term based on the purchase price. for submitting the application for the Ayatollah Mahmoud Taleghani, a cannibis-type substance. She was AND SPORTSWEAR. last week recommended that the Springs, was charged, Tuesday night, will run through June 1, 1981. The An appraisal of the property will be federal grant. close aide to Ayatollah Ruhollah released on a $500 non-surety bond ZBA Sets Hearing Health Report Ready with fourth-degree sexual assault council works to encourage tourism Khomeini and a prominent religious for appearance in court in East Hart­ (two counts) and risk of injury or im­ ANDOVER — The Zoning Board of HEBRON - The January 1979 in the state. leader in his own right, was on way to ford on April 2. Appeals wifi have a public hearing pairment of the morals of juveniles. report of the Community Health Ser­ Dexter Burnham of East Hartford [National Weather Sanandaj in an attempt to halt the Also charged in connection with tonight at 8 at the Town Office City Fest Hi Lo Miami Beach Police said the alleged incidents vice Inc. of Columbia-Hebron- was appointed to the Advisory Coun­ PRE-EASTER SPECIAL Albuquerque pc 66 47 Milwaukee fighting after both sides ignored the same incident, was John Fair- Budding to hear a request by Roger Andover-Marlborough shows that cil on Children and Youth Services. Anchorage r 38 34 Minneapolis peace appeals by Khomeini. man, 21, of 11 Marilyn Road, South occured in the Rockville section and involved two minor females. Leavitt Zito. Hebron residents received a total of Asheville pc 76 54 Nashville Scores of people wounded in Windsor. He was charged with was held overnight at the police sta­ Zito is asking for relief from the 119 visits from the public health Student Chosen Atlanta pc 81 61 New Orleans today's fighting were taken to houses breach of peace and assault on a tion in lieu of posting a $5,000 surety zoning regulations requiring nurse. Of this total, 50 were for dis­ HEBRON — Scott Richards, a 1 W IIK ONLY! Billings c 43 31 New York for treatment because the city’s police officer. He was held overnight minimum lot size and road frontage. ease and 69 were for health promo­ Oklahoma City bond. He was to be presented in court sophomore at Rham High School, has Birmingham pc 79 59 hospitals were packed with wounded at the police station on a $1,000 bond He plans to build a home on Lakeside tion. ; Boston cy 55 42 Omaha in Rockville today. been selected as a member of the All from previous clashes, the reports and was to be presented in court Drive. Residents from Hebron made a Brownsville Tx. cy 80 70 Philadelphia Coventry' State Mathematics Team to repre­ Buffalo pc 54 30 Phoenix said. today. I’uhlic ll«‘ariiig total of 14 visits to the agency office. sent Connecticut at the Atlantic 4 PIECE QUAD SUIT 2 Charlston S.C, pc 65 56 Pittsburgh Reports said a cease-fire, called Police said the officer on duty had James R. Lathrop, 18, of Of this number, 13 were for illness Regional Tournament at Brown i0.00.jf- tTiarlotte N.C, pc 75 55 Portland M. Tuesday night by Kurdish and Ira­ noticed a large crowd gathered in the Edgemere Road, Coventry, was BOLTON - The Planning Commis­ and one was for health promotion, University in June, ^ t sion will have a public hearing today Chicago cy 56 34 Portland Ore. nian religious leaders as well as parking lot on Ellington Road and charged Tuesday night with reckless Hebron residents also had 14 Richards received this honor by at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Hall. Regular $ 1 6 0 .0 0 Cleveland pc 61 36 Providence political groups, never quite help. among the crowd were several driving and spring to endanger. physical therapy sessions and 17 being the highest scorer at the New Columbus 67 40 Richmond juveniles and some beer, which was Police said he was traveling on Rrate The resubdivision ol Green Hill iOWIII TIMNIATVtll pc “There was some sort of a truce home health aide visits, during this London Mathematics ieague com­ Dallas r 66 48 St. Louis overnight but it all began again this confiscated by the officer. Ms. Smith 31 and went off the road and was .Acres will be discussed. period. Salt Lake City petition. Denver r 66 48 morning," said one source, who objected to the beer being removed allegedly harassing other drivers. He Special Meeting In the annual high school math Des Moines cy 47 35 San Antonio added there was considerable and confronted the officer. is scheduled to appear in court in Ilehron (^ar Rally San Diego examination conducted at Rham this 90 Detroit pc 54 40 shooting during the night. Police said Fairman grabbed the Rockville on April 3. HEBRON — The Hebron Couples VERNON — The Parish Council of Duluth cy 33 30 San Francisco St. Bernard's Church will hold a month, with 59 students par­ San Juan The three days of fighting officer from behind. The officer suf­ Harry C. White, 30, of Norwich, Club will sponsor a car rally April 8 ticipating, Kevin Spaulding scored UriW UtMtK rOTOCMl • EI3* El Paso pc 78 39 special meeting tonight at 7:30 in the Hartford pc 55 42 Seattle appeared to be the most violent fered minor injuries and had to Im was arrested Tuesday on a warrant at 2 p.m. the highest with 88 points, Richards challenge yet to Iran's revolutionary treated at Manchester Memorial charging him with third-degree The afternoon is planned as a day church hall. For period ending 7 a.m. EST 3/22/79. During Houston r 70 60 spokane The meeting will be open to all was second and Mark Reichelt, third. leaders and further dampened Hospital. He will have to be off duty larceny in connection with the in­ of fun, similar to a mystery ride- Wednesday night, rain and showers will be found over Indianapolis pc 70 48 Tampa parishioners. There will be a discus­ Jackson Miss. pc 79 55 Washington celebrations of the Nowruz (new for a few days, police said. vestigation of the theft of a gun from treasure hunt. It requires a car, Zion Lutheran parts of the Plains and Mississippi Valley, while fair to sion with the architect concerning partly cloudy skies prevail elsewhere across the nation. Jacksonville c 85 54 Wichita year) today. Kenneth B ^be, 21, of Enfield, was a Coventry home last September. He driver and navigator. Mr. and Mrs. MANCHESTER - A Lenten Ser­ Kansas City cy 56 Newspapers congratulated arrested Tuesday on a warrant was released on a $1,000 nonsurety William Ruth and Mr. and Mrs. Fred the building ol a ramp, at the church, c-clear; ct-clearing: cy- to accommodate handicapped vice will take place tonight at 7:30 at Las Vegas r 51 cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- Iranians on "the first Nowruz charging him with the misconduct bond for court appearance April S. Cromie are co-chairmen. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church. FEATURING; Little Rock 74 parishioners. c missing; pc-partly cloudy; r- A Rtveriable Vest Connectieut Weather Los Angeles Creative Movement pc 61 rain: sh-showers: sm-smoke; Louisville pc 68 Manchester To Advartloa To Roport Nows Trinity Covenant Contrasting Slacks Becoing partly sunny this afternoon. Highs in the mid­ sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- ANDOVER - Registrations are Emanuel Lutheran Memphis pc 68 East Hartford — Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call to Match. dle 50s. Fair tonight with lows in the mid 30s. Thursday thunderstorms: w-wii>dy. To report a news item or story idea: now being accepted for the second MANCHESTER - A Lenten MANCHESTER - The women of sunny with highs near 60. Probability of precipitation 20 Evwiing Herald 643-2711 and ask lor Classified. Office Manchester___ Alex GirelU, 643-2711 session of creative movement Trinity Covenant Church will have a hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday Vesper Service will be held tonight at percent today 10 percent tonight and near zero percent USPS 327-500 East Hartford .. Chris BUke. 643-2711 classes at Andover Elementary 7:30 in the sanctuary of Emanuel prayer breakfast Thursday at 6:30 through Friday, When the office is Glastonbury Charlie Maynard. 643-2711 School. The session wiil begin March a.m. at La Strada West. ANwedpmat Thursday. Winds northerly 15 to 20 mph today. Northerly Published daily except Sunday and closed, classified ads may be placed hy Lutheran Church. c m winds around 10 mph tonight and Thursday. certain holidays hy the Manchester Andover...... Donna Holland. 64641375 27 for children and April 3 for adults. calling 643-2718. Bolton...... Donna Holland. 646-3075 The Evening Prayer Group will Publishing Co.. Herald Square. P.O. For information about display adver­ Children's classes are from 6:30 to meet at 6:30, and the Word and Cimter Churrh OPEN DAILY 10 to 9 K' Extended Forecast Box 591. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Coventry ___Claire Connelly, 742-6202 7:30p.m. and adults from 7:45 to 8:45 tising. call Thomas Hooper, advertising Hebron ... Patricia Moiligan, 228-0269 Witness Class from 8:15 to 9:45 at the Lon^ Island Sound Mass., R.l. & Conn.: Chance of showers Friday and p.m. at the school. For more infor­ MANCHESTER - The Rev. Haw a Complaint? director, at 643-27tt. South Windsor. Judy Kuehnel, 644-1364 church. Newell Curtis, pastor of Center Saturday. Clearing Sunday. Mild with high temperatures mation call Linda Marchisio, instruc­ High pressure ridge stationary just west of area. To Siibacrtba Vernon .. Barbara Richmond. 643-2711 Friday. Tom Larsen, intern, will Congregational Church, will lead a Northerly winds 10 to 20 knots today decreasing to 10 the upper SOs to the mid News — If you have a question or tor, 742-7989. complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service To report special news; lead a Bible study at 1 p.m. in the Bible study tonight at 7:30 at 47 knots or less late tonight and Thursday. Considerable i j ..c , . , Frank Burbank, managing editor. 643- at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to Business...... Alex Girelli. 643-2711 Concordia Lutheran church iibrary. Princeton St. HI 4 ? t i n l t d ' cloudiness today and tonight with a chance of a few ^ vemwnt ; Showers likely Friday and Saturday followed 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 to 27tt. Church Notices . Aiice Evans. 643-2711 MANCHESTER - The Bible The board of Christian concern and showers today over extreme eastern sections. Fair "V gradual clearing Sunday. Highs in the 40s and SOs. CbcuMion — If you have a problem 10 a m. Saturday. Second Church Center Church Women will spobsw FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 Discovery Group of Concordia MANCHESTER PARKADE Thursday. Visibilitv over five miles except decreasing to ^ regarding service or delivery, call Suggested carrier rates are 90 ce., s Fam ily...... Betty Ryder. 643-2711 MANCHESTER - “The Life and an all-church potiuck Friday at 6:30 SIMSBURY three rniles over extreme eastern sections today. Maine and New Hampshire: Fair F n d ^ . Chance of Customer Service, 647-9946, Delivery weekly, $3.90 for one month. $11.70 for Sports...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 Lutheran Church will meet Thursday MANCHESTER at 9:30 a.m. at the church. Ministry of Jesus" wiil be discussed P.M. IN Woodruff Hall ol the church. 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CMMCI ro tm P/M«e tllow 2 W99k9 for monogrtmmod nomo. OUR POLICY pveciuus' GENOVESE DRUG The (wodkicYs edv«Tt>$e » o requwed Limit I lotion. to be «>e4eb onf Horn. Iiemi BwHsWt f«r me eel oooMtoioe « n m e iim fer typM rmiiWjt »m n. TACK SIX - K\ KNINi; HKRALD. Wed . Marrh 21. 1979 KVENING HERALD. Wed.. March 21. 1979 - PAGE SEVEN Chamber To Cite Digan Student To Become Bletchman Reviews Stand West Point Cadet M A N CH ESTER - Eighth District misleading headline. has again contacted the Connecticut For Services to Youth Diroelor Robert Bletchman Monday Bletchman said (hat his interest in Civil Liberties Union and asked that MANCHESTER - An East but now she is more interested in in- night reviewed his stance on con­ exploring secession of the district organization lo consider possible M A N CH ESTER - The Greater I tivity. the Chamber also notes that Catholic High School senior who jernational affairs. She has enrolled solidation for the Eighth District was “academic and legal." He has violations of constitutional issues in Manchester Chamber of Commerce two additional Community Service currently enjoys a full school in the National Security and Public Hoard of Directors. asked state Rep. Walter Joyner (R- connection with the consolidation ef­ today announced that the recipient of Awards will be announced this week program with time for fun and Affairs Interdisciplinary program, Bletchman said a recent ruling bv t2thl to seek information on the sub­ forts. group from CCLU will meet the 1979 Community Service Award as the Chamber leads into its April 4 sociability is headed for a schedule of one of several general programs Su|K>rior Court Judge Norris O’Ncili, ject. Wednesday to act on the request. The for youth activity is Robert J. Digan, annual banquet. The decision to pre­ strict discipline, but of her own offered at (he academy, which will which ordered tlic district to Calling consolidation "a rotten legal case involves the lawsuit director of the Manchester Board of sent Community Service Awards to choosing. eventually relate to a government cooperate on consolidation efforts idea." Bletchman gave his reasons against Hie district by the Committee Education Youth Services Depart­ local residents who have VCHITH SPECUITY SHOP Peggy Laneri will have barely time placement, she said. She will receive with the town has "brouglit .some why he believes the Eighth District for One Manchcstcarlasl year, in ment. demonstrated outstanding for a vacation to Puerto Rico after m MAM MMCMna • M9.I232 training in Portuguese. confusion." has the "right to survive." Those which Judge O'Neill ruled in favor of The announcement of Digan's leadership, service, and devotion to graduation June 14 before packing She spent a weekend at West Point Bletchman preceded his stand reasons included volunleerism, the committee. award marks the first in this year’s specific areas of involvement is a herself off to the U.S. Military recently with a girl cadet from East against eon.solidation Monday with a positive activities for youth in the Bletchman said he believes the series of Community Service continuation of the Chamber’s effort Academy at West Point on July 2 Hartford. complaint against a recent article by fire department and self- conlitutional issues involved may be Awards. to draw attention to the good that in ^ OUR SMh SILVER where she will enter the freshmen Last summer, Peggy was chosen another newspaper. He said the arti­ determination by the residents, freedom of speech and other First Well known both locaily and exists within Manchester, class of plebes. as a Girl Scout representative to visit cle which referred lo secession of the Bletchman also ;innomiced that he .Amnidnn ^' rights throughout the state as a pioneer in Breitenfeld said. “’The Community This is the fourth year that females Brazil. She is secretary of the F.iplith Mistriel Ironi the town had a developing the concept of youth ser­ Service Awards, and the “M ” Award have been accepted at West Point. National Honor Society and is active vice departments. Digan has headed to be announced next week, are sym­ One of the criteria for Peggy's in ECHS sports activities. the local department since 1960. bols of what local residents are doing choice was a school that provided a She is a member of the Big Sisters Manchester Public Records Before joining the Manchester Board to take an active role in determining HNHIII€liSHI|V good educational and women’s sports program, a member of the executive' of Education, his experience in­ the future of our community,” he program. council of the student council at cluded a five-year stint as a proba­ said. “1 looked through a lot of ECHS, and a junior volunteer at N\ urruiily deeds tion officer with the Connecticut The celebration of local achieve­ THURSDAY, MARCH 22 ONE DAY ONLY catalogues, and I was pleased with Economy Electric, alterations at aluminum siding at 16 Ferndale Manchester Memorial Hospital. Jeffrey M, Mines to Burton C. 434A Oakland St., $21,000. Juvenile Court and three years as an ment extends beyond the bounds of the opportunity that the academy and Peggy is the daughter of Raymond Drive, $1,250. Hoffman. We.sf Hartford, property at Raymond Gagnon, addition at 482 independent adoption investigator the Greater Manchester Chamber of the U.S. Army has to offer," she Peggy Laneri Robert Samuelson for Mrs. George OUR GIFT TO YOU... Laneri of Glastonbury and Mrs. 512 W. Center St., no conveyance iax. Adams St., $1,000. for the Massachusetts Department of Commerce and the Chamber invites said. Maureen Ayrton of 271 Love Lane, (ioiiiinillee's deed Smith, roof at 280 Scott Drive, $1,200. Atomir Energy Edward and Elizabeth Zakowicz, Behrmann & Rohner Inc, for Public Welfare. local citizens to join the ceremonies Although her family accepted her Coventry. Peggy lives with her William R. Sehaller to Jelfrey AN D O VER — The use of atomic, storag shed at 37 Doane St., $1,500. William L. Nighan, porch at 5 Thayer Reared and educated in Springfield, honoring this year's award recipients choice reluctantly at first, a visit to mother and her grandfather, Charles Mines, trustee, property at 512 W. Road, $2,800, Mass., Digan received his un­ by attending the Chamber’s 78th An­ STORE West Point and talks with some of R. Connelly. energy for the production of power Center St., $852,000. will be discussed by speakers at a dergraduate degree from St. nual Banquet on April 4. Ticket infor­ the female cadets and administration Offiros Krloralt'd I'edrnd la\ lien Joseph V. Rivosa, South Windsor, Michael's College in Winooski, VT mation can be obtained by visiting or changed their minds. series of meetings at the Andover Internal Revenue Service against home at 105-107 Florence St., $25,000. SOUTH WINDSOR - The Miirriiige lin-iiNex and his masters degree from the Kolierl J. Digan calling the Greater Manchester An .honor student all through Congregational Church. Ebcn J. Holmes, $9,193.65, property Tomo Builders for Eastern Real 2 i e following offices have been relocated Paul R. Athoarn and Anncita M. University of Notre Dame. He has Chamber of Commerce at 257 E. 20% O F F W^" school, Peggy is a little apprehensive Thursday at 8 p.m., Kenneth Bur­ Estate, alterations at 67 Wadsworth at 74 Spruce St. lo the newly renovated Wapping Cianci, both of Manchester. done additional post graduate work Manchester as a model for ad­ Center St. •ALL TOP BRANDS •REGULAR STOCK about meeting the rigid demands of a ton of Northeast Utilities will talk lielciise of alliieliiiieiil St. .Schnol — now the Wapping Communi- about his company's use of atomic Francis J, Cole and Diane M. at Notre Dame and the University of dressing the needs of their youth, the military career, “But I look at it as a Hartford National Hank & Trust Potiuck Luncheon ly Ccnlcr, 91 Ayers Road: the power. McHugh, both of Hartford, March 25. Connecticut. chamber noted. CASH - MASTER CHARGE challenge," she said. "There’s so Co. against Evelyn Carter and Fire-Glow Distributors for Ronald ANDOVER — The Andover Hcereation Deparlmenl. 6442433; On April 5, Dr. Charles Prewitt, Edward N. Irish, 49 S. Alton SI., Presently living in Manchester, the Often called upon and always ready much that the academy offers.” Michael A, Carter. Bell, addition at 403 Burnham SI., $1 - Congregational Church will have a SIZES Conimuiiity Serviee offiec, 644-'2509; and Karen A, Jacobs, 73 Florence St., Digan family includes Susan; to volunteer his services, Digan has All her life, Peggy says she has professor of science at Eastern Itiiilding peniiils 900, potluck luncheon March 27 at noon. I’ublie ffcalth Nur.ses, 6442545: Soeial March 31. Robert, a senior at Notre Dame; played a prominent role int he Infants 6-24 mos. • Toddler 2-4 yrs. wanted to pursue a medical career. Connecticut State College, will speak Orlando Annulli & Sons for John A. and Jean K. Coekerharn. Marybeth Lambert, a senior at development and activity of several Those attending should bring a hot Girls 4-6x 7-14 • Boys 4-12 Serviees. 644-2571 and Youth Coor- against the use of atomic power. Hinator Hahnemann Hospital School of Nur­ local and state organization. dish or salad and their own place set­ Preps 14-20 sing; Timothy, a sophomore at St. In Manchester he was a founding ting. The group will work on a Anselm’s College; Judith, a member of the Drug Advisory Coun­ project for its upcoming fair. Manchester High School student, and cil and has served as president of the RAY’S ARMY & NAVY 80j M.im St. in Downtown Manchester Maureen Lambert, a student at Illing Manchester Scholarship Foundation. Drinking Age Poll Junior High School. He Is a member of the Manchester A N D O V E R — Most parents of An­ 646-0762 The Chamber announcement Community Service Council, serves dover Elementary School students in < , I' A'.'V''rt.lv- .t’ released by James Breitenfeld on the Ajjvisory Board of the feel the drinking age should be raised WIN A $25 GIFT CERTIFICATE FREE chamber president said, since 1960 Manchester Youth Commission and to 21. ON THE 30TH OF EACH MONTH pre-season Digan's efforts and leadership have is a member of both the Connecticut About 110 parents responded to a DEPOSIT AT WILL BE PUBLISHED IN OUR ADVERTISEMENTS been an integral part of the delivery Justice Commission and the Connec­ ballot sent home by David. Kravet, ‘‘TR U N K ” sale!! of services to the young people in ticut Youth Services Association. principal. Manchester. In addition, he has served as There were 30 parents who felt the NAME.... Ca ,' "Whether performing the role of executive director of the Regional age should be left at 18 but 80 felt it ADDRESS * 0 % off trunksi attendance officer or counselor, job De-lnstitutionalization of Status should be raised. Of the 80 who felt it t b Su i iMS»Bcialty dalty SlwaSIMB finder or administrator. Bob has con­ Offenders Project and was a should be raised, seven felt it should DOWNTOWN/MANCHESTER NOT GOOD FOR SALE MERCHANDISE tinually placed the welfare of young member of the Regional Advisory be 19, 18 felt it should be 20, and 55 ____ _ Cf footlockers people at the top of his list of Committee of the Connecticut felt it should be 21. priorities." Breitenfeld said. Department of Children and Youth !• DICKIES work pants ____ As the problems of young people Services. ^ ision S

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NiNir SOUTH WINDSOR - Hart was the town’s first tail the sale and use of il­ of such illegal sale or use. the council that the depart­ Barry May Not Decide Two members of the youth service officer, legal drugs and alcohol In The post office box, has ment hopes for an increase we carry a large selection of Police Department have assigned to the position in South Windsor. produced only one "tip” so in arrests during the com­ Mr. P Liquor License been promoted to the rank July 1972. He attended the The department has set far, according to Acting ing weeks. of seriteant, according to a F.B.I. Academy, up a post office box in Chief Ryan. Residents may write the HOLTON — The Board of On Dentist’s Petition tainment.” order and should be investigated. graduating in December hopes of encouraging local Ryan said recently police at P.O. Box, 1000, MIKASA STONEWARE recent announcement Selectmen voted unanimously, at its First Selectman Henry Ryba said, A protest against having a liquor MANCHESTER - Neither Town 1977. He is married, has residents to inform polioe during a worksession with South Windsor. The petitioning dentists question applications from those who wanted made by Acting Chief of meeting Tuesday, to send a letter to “ A place like that will take away license and hotel permit issued to Attorney David Barry nor his assis­ three children and lives in the legality of the use of the town to benefit from the program. They Police William Ryan. the state Liquor Control Commission from the character of the town." Mr. P ’s Cabaret is being circulated tant, Kevin O’Brien may make a "1 am pleased to an­ Coventry. SPRING SPECIAL saying it objects to the granting of a department in the dental clinic also questioned the use of town funds, Selectman Joann Neath said, "We throughout town. decision on the petition signed by 27 program. The health department has nounce that Edward Acting Chief Ryan also liquor license and hotel permit for services and staff in working with have no basis to condemn it unless The remonstrance will be filed dentists who protest the town’s new been accepting calls and screening Kasheta Jr. and Thomas C. announced that Sgt. such a program. Mr. P ’s Cabaret on Boston Turnpike we have facts. I don't personally with the liquor commissibn to low-cost dental service program. Charles Jurgelas, senior Hart have been promoted “ because it is a detriment to the want that type of business but we guarantee that a public hearing about Town Manager Robert Weiss sergeant, has been community.” to the rank of Sergeant," should have to face it." granting the license will be held at received the petition Monday which assigned to head the town's said Ryan, "and both of­ Paul Barron, lake area resident, Carey said, “We’re not condem­ which the public may voice its con­ implied that the program may be im­ Directors Make Plans detective bureau. ARRIVING DAILY. ficers have been assigned OFF suggested to the board that it write ning it, we're objecting on the basis cerns. proper or even illegal. The program, to the patrol function and Jurgelas, 60, joined the the letter to show that "the town 9- new collection of its advertising.” At the Bolton Ecumenical Council which will be administered by a To Expedite Sessions assumed their duties this department in August, doesn't want that kind of stuff.” The selectmen's letter Jo the liquor meeting held at the United Methodist group of dental associates at 452 1959, as a full-time Selectman John Carey said, "I week." choose your commission will include the allega­ Church, its members agreed to take Tolland Turnpike, was approved by MANCHESTER - The present ly- Kasheta, 31, joined the Constable and has taken of Ladie$ and agree." Selectman Aloysius Abeam tion that the establishment is in the remonstrance for circulation at the Town Health Department, but Town Board of Directors has had its Another change establishes a con­ department in August, 1969 numerous police courses pattern, said, “ I think the town should do all it violation of a pollution abatement their respective churches. because of the dentists’ objection, share of late-night meetings in the sent calendar for routine items on as a patrolman and was during his 19 years in South Men$ Spring & can to discourage that kind of enter­ Weiss has asked the health depart­ past two years. Tuesday night’s the agenda. Public hearings will be Windsor. He was one of the assigned to the Detective add to your set. ment not to make any more referrals meeting was uncharacteristically held on each of these items, but the Bureau in June, 1971. town's first sergeants. He Summer clothing for the service until the town at­ short, and the board took steps to board will vote to approve all of them Kasheta has taken law en­ lives in South Windsor. Legal And Clean Operation torney’s office rules on the matter. speed up future sessions. in one vote. forcement courses at Officer Francis Felber Bridal Weiss has turned the petition over to The board met for 90 minutes A list of the consent items will be Manchester Community has been named the new the town attorney’s office. Tuesday to approve a long list of included in the board’s agenda each College and graduated youth service officer, Registry Barry said he has not seen the peti­ busines items it had not acted on month, These will be the items the from the F.B.I. Academy Felber joined the Police Pledged By Club Owners tion yet, "As far as I know, Kevin during its first two meetings this board normally passes with no dis­ in September, 1976. He is Department in February Welcomed. hasn’t seen it either," he said. month, both of which had lasted cussion, such as appropriations that married, has two children 1973, as a patrolman. He and are checking into having a sound Barry said that because his three hours. have to be made or acceptance of and lives in South Windsor. attends Middlesex College, BOLTON — "When we get our ting of a liquor license and hotel per­ mit for the establishment. The board wall installed. brother, Dr. John F. Barry Jr. is one One item approved was a set of grants. H art, 36. joined the working toward a degree in Garman Clothier liquor license, we will invite rule changes proposed by Director If one director objects, the item everyone in Bolton to visit us and see agreed and will send a letter to the Selectman Ernest Shepherd asked of the petitioners, he doubted that department in August, 1966 law enforcement. either he or O’Brien would make the Joseph Sweeney. will be removed from the consent what we’re really like. We’re totally state Liquor Control Commission the men, "Just what is exotic dan­ as a patrolman and worked "Felber has shown deep decision. He wouldn’t say whether Sweeney presented the changes at calendar and will be acted on within the law. We’re clean all the voicing its objections. cing?” with the Captiol Region interest in the local youth 887 MAIN ST. the ^ a t c h Toscano said, “It's a total expres­ one of his assistants would make the last week’s meeting and the board separately. 2 - way." Selectman John Carey explained to Crime Squad as an under­ and the problems which agreed unanimously to adopt them. A third change established a DOWNTOWN 'That is how Philip Parlapiano, part the owners about the remonstrance sion of music. Everybody has the im­ decision, "until I know what the cover agent. He attended are evident,” said Ryan. GIFT SHOP pression it’s a dirty business but it question is," One change would reinforce the separate agenda item for bid Manchester Community Acting on direction from MANCHESTER owner of Mr. P‘ Cabaret on Boston being circulated throughout town telling the liquor commission that isn’t, it’s clean all the way” five-minute speaking limit set for waivers. Any such waiver requested College, and graduated the Town Council, the 977 MAIN STREET Turnpike, introduced himself and his people object to its granting a license Parlapiano said he has applied for Now You Know residents talking about a public by the administration will be with a degree in Law En­ Police Department has DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER establishm ent to the Board of to Mr. P ’s. a liquor license and if all goes well he hearing item. The board has workd presented at this time. forcement in June, 1976. made great efforts to cur- OPEN MON.-SAT. TIL 5:30; THURS. TIL9 P.M. Selectmen and the Town of Bolton In Oklahoma, it is against the law with the five-minute limit in the past, Sweeney said this will permit more Tuesday night. Parlapiano said the club has been could have it by the end of the month. He said, “We’re making an effort to get a fish drunk. but the rule has been enforced loose­ careful analysis of such requests. Parlipiano owns the establishment serviced with exotic entertainment to get the building site into com­ along with his father, brother and since 1975 and there has been no com­ pliance with the law. We’re making DAR Offirt rs James Toscano. Parlapiano and plaints about it. the effort, not the Negro Brothers." Scholarship Group Toscano attended the selectmen’s Carey said the advertising for it is .\ll(‘ii(l .Session The Negro Brothers Inc. are the meeting after having been mistaken­ more explicit now. MANCHESTER - ( h a n d y HOUSEHOLt> HELPERS FOR SPRING owners of the building and land on Gets Match Grant ■> ly told their establishment was on the Parlapiano said, "The club will Several members of Or- which it sits. agenda and would be discussed. cater to everybody. There will be a ford Parish Chapter. DAR, ^ SA V IN G S IN O U R R U G D E P T . o Parlapiano said, 'We have been SOUTH WINDSOR - The Hartford Foundation for Before their arrival a lake area variety of entertainment including who are state officers will fixing the water problems at our Public Giving has voted a challenge grant of $2,000 to the resident spoke during the audience coiintry, rock, jazz, exotic and show bo attending the 86th an­ o expense but we intend to bill the .South Windsor College Scholarship Organization (Dollars BRAIDED portion of the meeting asking the people.” He said they plan to have nual state DAR conference Negro Brothers." He said, "The for Scholars.) board to formally object to the gran­ outdoor clambakes and tennis courts today and Thursday at the HEMP MATS situation had to be straightened out Under the terms of the grant, the community founda­ Sheraton-Norwich Motor V'®Your Wedding before we could get our liquor license tion will match, dollar for dollar, up to $2,000, any in­ Inn in Norwich. lot reg.5.9S BEST BUYS AT so we’re working on it. It should be crease in contributions from the general public or 3 a 00 Members attending are Specialists Heavy hemp rugs in a fixed within two weeks,” businesses over that raised a year ago. BARGAIN PRICES PanelAwaits ParcelPrice Miss Jean Kelsey, stale >1 Mrs. Joan Oberg, president of Dollars for Scholars, braided swiri design. Ideai! The premises are allegedly in vioa- Robert Gorman, authority chair­ DAR junior membership said the board of directors has accepted the challenge. on porch or patio, keeps i ^ A V E 9 9 C SAVE 1.89 to 3.89 MANCHESTER - The Parking tion of a pollution abatement order man, said that he wrote a letter to chairman, who will act as The foundation offered the grant in recognition of the dirt from tracking in Authority is waiting for a reply from from the Department of En­ DACRON® HOL-O-FIL YOUR the owner, William Sacharek of 12 the state regent’s paige; importance of the community-based scholarship house. 21 X 36 size. Nat- the owner of a vacant downtown lot vironmental Protection (DEP) and a GROOM TUX urai color. CHOICE 3a39ea. Cottage St., asking the purchase Mrs. Daisy Bill and Miss program and to give the all-volunteer organization in I STANDARD BED PILLOWS concerning the price of the parcel court order. Sally Robb, stale price of the available lot on the The states attorney general lias South Windsor a boost in its efforts to increase support PDRTABLE MIXER that the authority is interested in counselors; Mrs. William 2 .9 9 reg.3.98 buying. northeast corner of Cottage and Oak filed a motion for contempt with the FREE from the public. REGU LARLY 12.88 MODEL Gleick, state flag chair­ A really b*g buyl Standard size bed piilows MODEL streets. Hartford Superior Court, that should The South Windsor College Scholarship Organization, a EC32 3-speed mixer with fingertip M24 man, and Mrs. Howard J. (with 5 or m ore in chapter of the national Citizens Scholarship Foundation covered with a choice of beautiful ticks. control. Richly styled, light­ The authority last week voted to be heard within two weeks. Corded on all four sides. Friendship Circle Lockward, stale teller who party) has been providing local college students with financial weight and compact. Ideal for look into buying the lot to expand the Parlapiano said, "We’re making an 'I 'i parking services of the Purnell Lot. is in charge of elections, assistance for 17 years. mixing, stirring or whipping. MANCHESTER - Members of effort to get the building site into The authority had tried un­ which arc held Thursday. Mrs. Oberg said the solicitation campaign is being S A V E 1 4 .9 9 Friendship Circle are asked to re­ compliance with the law." He claims BRIDE & FORMAL successfully to negotiate an accep­ broadened to include direct contacts with businesses and main after the spaghetti supper people from the DEP came out last 6'X9' ACRYLIC DELUXE CAN DPENER table offer a couple of yeard ago, 1 ^ GOWN RENTAL individuals. REG. 11.88 Friday night. Herbert Bengtsen, week to dig test holes and while doing I the authority’s favorable financial "Hands free" operation. Position MODEL guest speaker, will talk about so broke one of the pipes. Those wishing to make contributions may send them to AREA RUGS FO status has given it reason to Available Mrs. Oberg, 175 Valley View Drive, or the organization's can, press lever, let go. It shuts Manchester’s Historical Society. He said, "They won’t fix it even renegotiate. though they did it. We have to." After Six - Lordwest - Palm Beach treasurer, W. Richard Davison, In care of the South 34a00reg. off automatically. Magnet holds Windsor Scholarship Organization, Box 197, South Wind­ 49.96 lid from falling. sor. Heavy quality area ruga in \ saxony, plushes, lew S TE A M & D R Y IRDN BottleBanishmenf | INDOOR-OUTDOOR loops, sculptured. Choose REG. 13.88 from a wide range of Switches for steam to dry at a A Chauffeured ROLL-UP BLINDS bright, vibrant colora.____ push of a button. Features 25 BringsBack Battle 956 Main St. FISH Group Plans 2H'x6' 2 .9 9 reg.3.99 steam disuibution— better iron­ Service Downtown Manchester 3 'x6 ’ 3 .9 9 reg. 4.00 \ ing results. HARTFORD (UPI) — The battle of the bottle bill — ' JL fought for six emotional years in the Connecticut Available 4'x6' 4 .9 9 reg. 6.99 Mental Health Talk Legislature — has returned, bringing with it the familiar 649-7901 6' x 6' 7 .9 9 reg. 10.99 adversaries and arguments of former debates. SOUTH W1NO.SOR - FISH (Friends In Service Here) One half inch vinyl flat slats and automatic cordlocka The General Law Committee Tuesday held public has invited a guest speaker from the Manchester Center . keeps the sun out of your eyes. Colors; fruitwood, hearings on a pair of proposals to postpone implementa­ for Mental Health to its March 29 meeting because of w^ite or green. tion of the bottle bill law until July 1,1981. The law which what a spokesman for the group called "an increase in would ban flip-tops and require a 5-cent deposit on all mental illness evident in out own community." beer and soda containers is supposed to take effect Jan. 1, The organization has been receiving a record number 1980. of calls during recent months, according toco-chairman, Bill Mimnaugh, vice president of the Connecticut Soft Janet Ferwerda. Drink Association, presented the traditional industry leaf, Stem & root] During the month of February a total of 57 calls were argument. received by volunteers. Previously, the record calls for "I’m here fighting for my job, fighting for my in­ 857 main street one month was 52, set in 1977. dustry,” he said, complaining about how much it will cost Mrs. Ferwerda said that a third of the calls requested the bottling industry to manufacture retillabie con­ downtown manchester some form of transportation to the Manchester Center tainers. for Mental Health. S A V E *12 ON EA C H Mimnaugh said it was unfair for lawmakers to point to "This confirms recent observations that a steadily in­ successful bottle bill" experiences in Veront and Maine creasing percentage of callers are seeking mental health DOUBLE DOOR because they don’t have very big soda drinking pop­ Florist or related help," said Mrs. Ferwerda. STORAGE CABINETS ulations. He said Connecticut should look to Michigan and Houseplant Eleven rides were provided for medical care during the which has similar sized cities. Siwclalist 649-2522 month of February; with six to family services. "We sell more 7-Up in Bridgeport than they do in the REG. 39.95 EA. Other rides were provided to banks, unemployment 2 7 .0 5 whole state of Vermont. We sell soda in the ghetto. We organizations and for groceries. A . Wardrobe (eO”X19"X24"l. Hat shed, don’t sell soda in Weston,” he said. "It's going to be a zoo I hanger bar, bottom storage for shoes. here. 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I’Adi; T i:\ KVKNIM: IIKUAU). Wiil.. MardI 21. I97tl EVENING HERALD, Wed., March 21. 1979 — PAGE ELEVEN Mrs. Herbst Continues Being First Pilot Nutrition Program Ky lt\KI{\lt\ KICiniOM) the Planning Commission. She has complished. and she will be contacting other cokn- “BESTBUYSI lioriilil ltr|mrli-r always been a top vote-getter. Detailing these ways she said a mittee and party members. She has also served on many broadened tax base is needed to en­ So far, Mrs. Herbst is the first an­ Teaches Eating Habits ~ I VERNON — Mrs. Marie Herbst governmental committees and is ac­ was the first woman to hold a seat on sure tax stability. She also cited the nounced candidate for the November IK m;TT^ inm .it second and third grades aT that tive in her church. Program at UConn. presented slides the Vernon Town Council, was at one need for a planned, orderly approach elections, from either party. showing the required nutrients .school. Other participating schools At the press conference she said l.irolsti- I'jliliir IN time one of only two women on the to government sending and saving Although he hasn't made any an­ needed for healthy bodies. ■ are Manchester High, Bcnnet and she sees the years in which she has Board of Education, and now she in­ and the strong encouragement of nouncement yet, it is expected that If your rbildrcn complain because Speaking of sugar in the diet, .she llling Junior High. Benlley. been actively involved as years in tends to .seek nomination for mayor citizen input into governmental Frank McCoy, Republican, now ser­ the lettuce you serve i.sn't as green as noted tlial statistics show that in 1919 Washington. Nathan Hale and which she has not only gained processes. ving his fourth term as mayor, with a whal lliey gel in .seliool. they've 0 on the IJemoTTatic ticket, al.so a in the United Stales, each person eon- Bowers." ,,T WH" experience, but insight and first. ■ Above all of these things, Mrs. two-year break, will seek re-election probably been munching on I’o^yc .sumed 2 pounds ot sugar: in I960. II "Some Of the team leaehers have knowledge into the needs of Vernon Mrs. Herbst is also the first to ad­ Herbst sees the necessity of strong again. Salad (made willi spinach I being jiounds: and in 1977 . 25 pounds. already acquired a new respeel for and the workings of town govern­ mit she never felt she was getting leadership, “ leadership that Former Democratic Mayor .serve in the Manchester school "We have doubled our consump­ teachers and their duties. Olliers Supermrkets ment. votes, or not getting votes, because recognizes the daily needs of our Thomas Benoit, who lost to McCoy in cafelerias as pari of a pilot nutrition tion." she .said. "A giKid pari of it have indicated an interest in “ I believe that these years of ser­ she is a woman. community and plans for the future the last election, hasn't announced program, now through April 20. <'omes from soil drinks. The NETP is leaching." she said. vice have given me the necessary She made the announcement of her — and this is my goal,” she said. any plans yet although reportedly he '.'Eat lo Ix-arn and Ix>arn lo Eat. " geared lo have children make a wi.se "We are all learning through the credentials to take this step tonight," intention to seek her party's nomina­ She admitted she has no magic for­ has expressed interest in his party’s was Hie llieme of a crossover se.ssion scleelion. lo liave a basic knowledge program, that nutrition can be lun," she said. tion at a press conference at her mula for swift succsses but added, nomination. presenled Monday afternoon at of foods." she said. She said when she first came to Brandy Hill Hoad home. Tuesday “ Through hard work, cooperation, Mrs. Herbst said there is no ques­ Nathan tlaleSelmol in Manchester to It was explained that today, "We hope parents will urge their T Y O W F O O P Vernon it was a rural community and night, in the presence of some of her openness and total commitment, we tion it will be a vigorous campaign. acquaint nulrilionisis, teachers, food children arc .spending more time children to try new foods during (his today it is a small city and still family and friends, and reporters. can plan and build a better Vernon." She said she believes in a grass roots service personnel, school principals eating away from home, their program. Marilyn K. Rieei. ol the growing. Asked if she thought she will have campaign, knocking on every door, and parents with the monlh-Iong HU IS HIM In the 22 years she has been a resi­ purchasing power has increased, and food service managemeni deparl- She secs the need to ensure the dent of Vernon. Mrs. Herbst has the backing of the Democratic Town coffee hours and such. program. it is necessary for them to make good menl at UConn said, citizens of the town that it will served for 10'2 years in public office Committee, Mrs. Herbst said she has Mrs. Herbst and her husband Paul The Conneclieut Nutritional and healthy food .selections. "We'll be inirodueing lots ol fruits become a well-planned community A lV lf on the coucii. the school hoard, and solicited some support and has have five children. Paul. Janet. Education and Training f’rogram "Our target is the primary grades and vegetables, a Popeye Salad made UP UTBYjmrS and envisions how this should be ac- received some unsolicited support Kathryn, Laura, and Debra. (NETR) and how it will be effective­ — elementary .school children.” said with spinach, pepper strips, and .Mr, iinil M rn. I’iiiil IlcrIm I ly implemented into the various par­ Ixiis Selman. R.D., coordinator of various other foods. The caleteria ticipating schools was explained. NETP for the Stale ot Conneclieut. personnel in the parlieipaling schools Dr. J. Gerald Filzgibbon. assistant "It is through a cooperative cftorl will .serve foods which correlalo with TKTMTO superintendent for curriculum in- that we will help children realize the Ihe cla.ssrooni leaching." .strurtion in the Manchester public need to develop good eating habits, The six lessons ol I lie Nutrition More Study Time Requested .schools, .said. "It is a milestone for not only in sehool but when they are Mini-Course arc Lc.s.son I - Lunch lo well as an across-the-board five percent pay they only serve a few years. us (Manchester) to participate in out of school. And. lo carry il over to lx?arn By. Lesson II -- Calcium TRY USAVE HEBRON — Town counsel Duane Totten has this model program. After the first later life. They need to have a belter Huild-iip. Lesson 111 - - Vilamin A for asked for more time to study the question of increa.se for all road crew employees. Reid said he is concerned about the pension OPPOSITE ST. BUTIKIlOIIEirS CMRCN, 72S meeting in Novcmbci’. sponsored by under.standing of the sehool lunch You and Me. Lesson IV — (io With the Water Pollution Control Authority and the The gasoline account is increasing from plan because of the many years Gladys T. the PTA. we became acquainted with Vitamin C Every Day. Ix'S.son V — obligations of the town as far as an abatement $10,000 to a request of $14,000. Another major Miner spent as town clerk. Other long-term program and whal it's all about. L MDDU TPKL MMiaESTER, T«(E X nWI the program, moved quickly and all "This program is pushing the con­ Double Feature Vitamins A & C. and order served last year by the Department of item i the proposed budget is a request for elected officials and town employees were systems were go towards our par­ sumption of milk, fruits and Ix>.sson VI - Gelling II Together. XT THE SNOPPEG SKN. WE ACCEPT niANK’S COUnESY CAROS FOR Environemental Protection is concerned. $29,000 for a new town truck. also mentioned as reasons for considering the COnER ticipation." vegetables," she .said. GRECXS N THE AMOUNT OF THE ORDER AND The authority was appointed by the Board of Other capital expenditures include a new jet establishment of such a committee. “ It too the combined efforts of the Dr. Janina M. Czajkowski. (ilirisliaii S fin icr OPEN SXT liiGHT TIU 7:30 MANUFACTUIER COUPON'S. Selectment in the summer of 1978. However, Sander at a cost of $5,000. Burt said he expects a letter to come in from University of Connecticut, the .staff, professor in the Department ot MANCHESTER - The First members claim they have no legal status Consideration of the clerical salaries and a the Historical Society asking that a committee school principals and cafeteria per­ Nutritional Sciences at UConn and Church of Christ. Seientist, well have because the authority wasn't appointed by a few miscellaneous items will be di.scus.sed at be established to study the feasibility of sonnel — all working toward the project director, introduced the its regular meeting tonight at 8 at the town meeting action as required by state Thursday's meeting of the board and at that creating one or more historical districts same goal." he said. youngsters in town schools who will church. 447 N. Main St. statutes. time the budget will be finalized. within the Town of Hebron. Citing the need for good eating serve as team leaehers for NETP. The meeting, whirh is open to all, The .selectmen were told that Totten is The .selectmen plan to recommend the es­ Thursday’s mooting of the board will be at 3 tablishment of a committee to study possible p.m. Starting with the March 29 meeting the habits at an early age. Dr. Eva “ Sixth graders trom Highland will include testimonies of healing. asking for additional lime to permit additional Vavrousek-Jakuba. consultant in the ITHE SAVINGS ARE YOURSi Park School will teach a nuirilion study of the question because he has found that pension plans for town employees and elected time will change to 5 p.m. The 7 p.m. meeting IVilIrroslal (]lnirrh officials. However. Republican selectman of the board, held on the first Thursday of each Nutrition Education Training mini-course lo students in the first. the abatement order was served before the -M ANCHESTER - The United Raymond ,1. Burt, said that he is opposed to month, will remain the same. WITH OUR ANTI INFLATION PRICES effective date of the statute which mandated Pentecostal Church Will have its any pension plan for elected officials, because the appointment of authorities. regular service and Bible study First Selectman Aaron Reid said that there ZBA Fees To Increase tonight at 7:30 at Ihe church, 187 may be questions as to whether the town has Woodbridge St. Everyone is BONELESS UNDERCUT CHUCK to appoint the authority. He said if it should be Summer Jobs Now Open MANCHESTER — Persons making crease necessary. wcleomc. decided that appointment of the authority is The fees w ill be affected as applications to the Zoning Board of I*n*sl»yl«*rian ('.liiirrli not mandatory, it will not prevent the town SOUTH WINDSOR - The Recreation the Town Hall. Commi.ssion Meeting Room. 1 “ S Appeals will have to pay a higher fee follows: CHUCK ROAST I suoo'i'/ateieo from naming such an agency if it wants to. Department is taking applications for summer Interested persons are asked to be present. beginning with the May applications. • Variance, from $20 to $50. MANCHESTER - A prayer STEW BEEF Reid .said it is expected that Totten will come positions including day camp supervisors, ten­ Repre.scntatives of formed teams may attend. iO R HARTFORD ROM The ZBA voted Monday to increase • Appeal, from $20 to $50. meeting is scheduled lor tonight at 7 up with an opinion within a few days. nis instructors, lifeguards and maintenance, Individuals interested in being placed on a the fees by about 100 percent. • Special exception, from $25 to at the Presbyterian Church. 43 The selectmen are also working on budget team are asked to be present. A PRIE ST. $50. Spruce St. according to a recent announcement by 649-7782 Town Planner Alan Lamson requests in preparation for submission to the Lauren Nicholas, assistant director Another class in slimnastics will begin IMANCHESTER explained that the handling costs, • Motor vehicle use, from $30 to The Christian Brigade and Pioneer Board of Finance, Thursday. The largest in­ Interested persons should fill out an applica­ March 27 and 28. Classes will meet at Wapping advertising fees and increased $50. Girls will also meet at 7 at the church. LB. crease in the general government budget is in tion available at the Recreation Department Community Center. Registration will be at the ' OPEN: postage has made the application in- LB. the highway labor account The request for the Recreation Department. at Wapping Community Center,. Ayers Road. THURSDAY 10-9 coming year i? $93,000 compared to the In other recreation news the tennis courts at There will be an organizational meeting for current budget of $71,622. FRBAYlO-9 Wapping Community Center arc now open for a women's golf league April 3 at 7 p.m. in the SATURDAY 10-5 BONELESS UNDERCUT This includes the transfer of two more play, weather permitting. meeting room of the Wapping Community BROUND employees, who have been working under the There will be an organizational meeting ol Center CETA program, to the regular town payroll as the Men’s .Softball League tonight at 7:30 in GET YOUR BUCKS BACK CHUCK STEAKS CHUCK $1 Rebate on each Meaonlte pan- el when you buy flve or more.

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KVKNINt; IIKItALl). Weil \|;ii i h 21. 1979- PAGE THIRTEEN Letter to the Editor g tp y M ;l: i W -.r>U4 M : i .J n g .J i AM iBaurliriitrr Eiuniimj Hrralft Manchester — A City of Village Charm ^ IINITED STATES OF AMERICA' Founded Oct. 1. 1881 Regulations Seen As Threat with HUD to create a “regional To the editor: Suburban Action Institute of New build 750 units, we can have 6.260 Published by (he (Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square, arrangement. " HUD agreed and the York to compile the report dated multi-family units and, 1,920 sub­ Manchester, Conn. 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711 Many residents feel it is not in the City of Hartford became the first May, 1978. sidized unit. This is over 30 percent host interests of Manchester to par­ target area in the country (or this LWI *UI).I Buieao ol C.icuian VvniUer U'Med PiehS liitet'idtiondi According to newspaper reports of subsidized units and 10th in the Slate ticipate in the 5th and 6th year CD program. CRCOG and HUD issue December 21, 1978, a spokesman (or of Connecticut, Customer Service — 647-9946 ., . f 'Program. joint reports and that is the "quota __ _ . e a w - » Harold'E. Turktnglon. Executiw, Editor the State Commission says: "The The Town Manager's office has ac­ ■Raymond F. Robinson. Editor.PuWisher Frank A, Burbank. Managing ECiditor The rules spwified by the Federal rule book" for the Metropolitan problems of the inner city arc tively supported out-of-town and out- Hegister. Vol. 43. No. 41, dated region. regional in' nature and solutions must of-state developers which would March 1, 1978. require the applicant The City of Hartford sued the seven be regional." He is entitled to his opi­ make our HUD quotas. The Town's (Town of Manchcs(or) to participate ^ surrounding towns for not providing Andrew TuUy nion but many of us disagree. HUD application shows 200 more new in Hartford's problems. The citizens .housing for the city's low-income In this report of May, 1978, it shows construction rental units. The Hart­ of Manchester have not been asked if people. Hartford has 20.000 people in Manchester zoning in a very ford quota is “Zero." they want to be part of Hartford's Spreading o’ the Green public housing projects with 9,700 favorable position. 1578 multi-family We have done our share. problems on a regional basis. .subsidized units. Nation Needs units were built in the 1970-1976 Are you ready for Regional In the 1960's. Greater Hartford When Congress started community period. We have 10.270 single-family Housing, zoning, water, police and pring toddles in officially this We turned over about $35 million Process Inc., under the name of Dov- development, it was for local people units and 5,513 multi-family units of fire protection and annexation of in taxes to the state and its cities co. tried to start a new town in — not regional development. Pinrivood Derby Winners Sweek. Now comes the welcome Loitering Law which 1,178 arc subsidized units, financial boundaries by Metropolitan greening of Connecticut. and towns. Coventry. The purjiosc was to relieve The State of Connecticut "Com ­ which is 21 percent, and 18th in the Hartford? Proud wiiinors ol the rceoni Cub Seoul Miehael Seudder. second. Chris Wa/er. third. United Technologies spreads O f the $217 million we invested WASHINGTON - At the height of because I should not like another cop Hartfdrd of a growing problem. mission on Human Rights" was Slate of Connecticut. In September, 1972, a group of Pack 144 Pinewood Derby are shown with and Kory Kapilke. first. (Herald photo by green around the state in large dol­ in capital programs during the year, the turmoil in Washington caused by to arrest me on the grounds that he funded by HUD, Contract SB 3-4-08- Buckland Commons is zoned for 1,- Robert Sannielson public and private citizens from the their Iasi ears and trophies. From left are Strempleri lar amounts all year round. That’s about $125 million went for im­ those farmers and their tractors, found annoying the presence of a 77C376, to make a report on zoning. 026 units and they have asked for 108 Hemlock St., Capitol Region met in Wa.shington The Com mission engaged the to be expected from the biggest in­ provement of our facilities and assorted cops at various levels of reporter on a street comer. HUD .issist.nn'-» If they choose to Manchester authority proclaimed that what the In short, a violation may entirely dustrial operation in Connecticut equipment here in Connecticut. country needed was not a cup of depend on whether or not a and the state’s largest employer, In addition, we earmarked an­ CETA Lacks Applicants coffee selling for less than 95 cents policeman is annoyed. I sympathize Jack Anderson other $150 million for new capital with more than 53,000 people on but a national loitering law. greatly with cops these crazy days, the seven jobs al one time, but the Two Itecrcaiion Department our payroll here, out of a worldwide projects in the state. They include I couldn't blame the poor harassed bless their harassed and annoyed M A N O IK ST K It - The town ap­ positions have been Idled and other persons have found other jobs or are employment exceeding 150,000. expanded helicopter production ca­ dukes of the con­ souls, but I do not wish to be hauled parently may not be able to fill seven town jobs through (he CKTA no lonper interested in (he town What we spent in the state as a pabilities in Stratford and Bridge­ stabulary because off to the pokey for “loitering” every rierieai positions that had been es­ propram should be tilled by (he end Puerility Rides Herd at Texas A&M 2 positions. Werbner said. tablished IhrouRh (he federal Tom- company last year breaks down to port, new jet engine test facilities although the time I go window shopping. Besides, The low .salary ol the clerical of the week, he .said prehensive KinploymenI and an average of $26 million a week in in East Hartford, machine modern­ farmers were an cops are people, too, and like the rest WASHINGTON — American niont. Dead armadillos and possums ROTC sex barrier. positions apparently is one of (he Persons already have been vestigation found that a million Training Art program selected for .some ol the positions payroll, purchases, and state and ization in Windsor Locks and Nor­ amiable lot and, of us they are annoyed by certain women may have been liboralcd by were thrown through windows of the Rut Zentgraf had won an ROTC There presently are no applicants reasons for the lack ol candidates. dollars' worth of gold had di.s- (hat have not been tilled formally. walk, and a new engineering center indeed, rescued human beings and certain actions the courts, but some made women's dorm al night. Barnyard .scholarship and was hoping to qualify for the .seven jobs. Steven Werbner. Although the clerical positions local taxes. appeared from the New York Assay Hut. decisions still have to be made many because of their bias. I once knew a manure and vials of foul-smelling for Air Force pilot training upon the town's personnel supervisor, have been difficult to till, other The total — over $1.3 billion — in Farmington. chauvinists arc dragging dead Office between 1973 and 1977. • (.’KTA jobs propo.sed by the Iwn will about the supervision of the jobs and automobiles from Boston constable who spent a possums across the path of progress. liquids were also tossed into the graduation. She not only had to lake said. is equivalent to 60% of the entire U nited Technologies made corpo­ Although it is conceivable that be filled soon. Werbner said. under which department they'll be a snowy grave lifetime seeking a legal means of It has happened quite literally at women's quarters. Kven threats of ROTC training; she had to do well al There had been live applicants for included, he said. state operating budget of $2.2 bil­ rate charitable contributions in more than half the missing gold could during our catastrophic blizzard, arresting any citizen caught listening Texas A&M where .some male ROTC physical violence were made on oc­ it. And .she did. Connecticut totaling $2 million, literally have gone up the flue in the lion for the current fiscal year. they mostly made a mess of traffic to jukebox music. ^ casion. r ^ y - i r : ....mm' 'K'h »» ...... chiefly in support of health care, cadets de.serve bad conduct medals By her sophomore year, Zentgraf normal course of melting and Our largest single outlay — ap­ and good nature. There are certain legal beagles for making life miserable for the As a typical ca.se history, we have had achieved a high-13 average and education, social services, and the refining gold bullion, the rest may proximately $1 billion — was for But it would be a Herculean job to who endorse loitering laws because women cadets. chronicled the experiences of cadet Ihe hard-won rank of 1st sergeant. Area Police Report have been pilfered by dishonest wages and salaries paid to our Con­ arts. Our corporate gifts to United write an anti-loitering law that would they are needed to protect citizens Melanie Zentgraf. Apparently .She tried out for the traditionally all- employees. necticut employees. Way appeals in the state came to be consitutuional. The courts, in­ against such punishable acts as rape Zentgraf at first found the evidence male color guard, an honor that her feeling that their The disturbing thing about the loss on two warrants charging him with High St., Rockville, was arrested $468,000. cluding our Supreme one, have ruled and mugging. What they are saying is of the “no women wanted" attitude South Wirulsor We bought some $325 million macho image was academic and military standing easi­ is that no one has been able to say for two counts of fourth-degree sexual Monday night on a warrant charging We just thought you’d be inter­ often that first you must define that it is okay if an occasional threatened by the hard to believe. Bui other “Waggies" ly entitled her to. But she was Mary Heath, 60, of Hartford, was worth of goods and services from sure where the missing gold went. a.ssault, injury or risk of injury to or him with third-degree criminal in­ ested in knowing about the dollars loitering. If localities wish to prevent browser is.picked up un­ admission of — as women students are demeaning- rejected by vote of men. She was charged Monday night with driving tent to commit burglary. The arrest our suppliers and subcontractors That’s because security controls at impairing the morals of children, and we plow into our home state. people from blocking sidewaikds, constitutionally so long as muggers women five years ly called on the Aggie campus — similarly rebuffed on three more under the influence of liquor or drugs was made in connection with a Jan. in Connecticut. the assay office have been slipshod' possession of a sawed-off shotgun. obstructing traffic, and otherwise and rapists are thwarted. ago, these assured her the dead animal and tryouts before she finally gave up. and driving without a license. Police Police said the first three charges 26 incident. Court date is March 27. for years, despite repeated fouling up other people's lives, they A loitering law indeed is needed in overgrown small stink-bomb routines had been going Kven Col. Kenneth Durham, head said she was observed driving stem from incidents in spring 1977 crackdown efforts. Coventry must eschew the faltering ambiguity most communities if only to dis­ bovs resorted to childish haras.s- on ever since women first broke the of the school's Air Force ROTC, ad­ erratically on Route 5. Court date is and summer 1978. As long ago as 1975, a General Ac­ Steve Gosselin, 16, of Lake View Our assorted statesmen, for in­ courage what might be called the oc­ mitted to us that "there was .sex dis­ March 27. Police said the weapons violation counting Office examination of the South Windsor Police are in-| Terrace, Coventry, was charged stance, cannot decree that because a casion crime. Surely, however, it crimination there." He also was lodged after the shotgun was Monday afternoon with third-degree nation's gold reserves found controls vestigating three breaks into homes UNITED given action is a blasted nuisance it would not try the intelligence of local acknowledged that women cadets found in Waite's home. Police said burglary and third-degree larceny in to be adequate at all five depositores on Ash Road, Benedict Drive, and TECHNOLOGIES is illegal. They must show that the authoritites to draw up precise have never been able to gain entry the weapon was not used, merely connection with an alleged break into — except one. The dificient facility Pleasant Valley Road. possessed. The names of the youths alleged violators created a distur­ legislation limiting arrest to bonafide into such elite groups as the cavalry a home. Court date is April 3. Pratt & Whitney Aircratt Group • Otis Group • Essex Group • Hamilton Standard • Sikorsky Aircraft' was not named in the GAO study, but On Ash Road $27 worth of liquor bance, and then specify what illegal violators, while permitting even a involved have been withheld because Power Systems • Chemical Systems • Norden Systems • United Technologies Research Center unit and the Ross Volunteers, which our reporter Jill Hendrickson was taken; on Benedict Drive, stereo they are juveniles, police said. citizen whose mere existence is an­ acts produced the distrubance. serves as the governor's official es­ learned that it was the New York cassettes, jewelny and clothes were Waite was held at the police station noying to take a stroll on a oaimy Burglaries in Vernon Washington once had a law that cort al ceremonial functions. Assay OHlcc. taken; on Pleasant Valley Road $8 In on a $10,000 surety bond and was to be evening. VERNO N — Police investigated 14 forbade actions "in such a manner as Last November, on a special day pennies was taken. presented in court in Rockville, Corrective management and reported and attempted burglaries to annoy, disturb, interfere with or In this one, we 110 per cent red- when juniors arc allowed to a.ssume In connection with the Pleasant today. security procedures were instituted, be offensive to others.” The Supreme blooded Americans must remember the prerogatives of seniors, Zentgrai Valley Road break, two juveniles Lonnie D. Keniston, 17, of 22 during the week of March 9-15 with but problems have continued to crop Court knocked that one down because that conduct annoying to some of us .showed up wearing riding boots — an were apprehended on charges of Church St., Vernon, was arrested on goods taken valued $1,838. up. Last May, an employee. was Breaks were reported in eight_ it made it a crime to “annoy." is amusing, entertaining, or third-degree burglary and fourth- a warrant charging him with second- accouterment traditionally reserved arrested when he tried to smuggle apartments on Parkwest Drive, The word won’t wash con­ stimulating to those who may be a degree larceny and then referred to degree larceny in connection with the for .seniors. .She was surrounded by 20 out $84,000 worth of gold — more than juvenile authorities. homes on Merline Road, Merline touch more with-it. Besides, it is the theft of goods from Hyjeck Flooring stitutionally. A lot of people annoy outraged male cadets and forced to 20 pounds. Days later, his girlfriend Drive, and Dailey Circle, a garage on eccentric who most needs the Con- Vernon in Rockville. me — spielers on TV commercials, take the boots off. was arrested in similar cir­ Dart Hill Road, and businesses on sitution’s protection; few squares Lester Waite Sr., 37, of 23 Spring Court date is March 27. economists, morticians, and The 21-year-old San Antonio cumstances. Route 83 and Route 30. ever find themselves ensconceii in a St., Rockville, was arrested Monday Thomas P. Catalina, 17, of 63-B members of the Beautiful People set. woman resigned as 1st sergeant Questionable management prac­ But as a cop I would not feel it was paddy wagon. shortly after the incident. “I couldn't tices and inconsistencies in internal A 0 my duty to arrest any of them be effective as a loader after that," audits have been the subject of in­ she explained. "My word was vestigations in recent years. Last A N D MORE! nothing." December, Treasury Under the relentless hectoring of Undersecretary Robert Carswell had the male cadets. Zentgraf's grades to admit, in a letter to the Senate on fashionable Spring Fabrics have dropped noticeably, and she is Banking Committee, that the In­ •150 TRADE Almanac seriously considering a transfer to vestigations revealed “significant another school. But this could cost irregularities in accounting and her credits and her scholarship. Today is Wednesday, March 21, the management procedures in the New In 1918, American and German Footnote: Aggie officials have 80th day of 1979 with 285 to follow. York As.say Office that appear to go 3 DAYS ONLY... March 22,23,24 MIZE-iUZE-tun soldiers fought the key World War I belatedly recognized that there may This is the first day of spring. back a number of years." 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I support what was •INSTANT TOUCH TUNING REGULARLY $2.49 A YARD Blithely ignoring President proposed was to postpone the effec­ Thursday morning, contained ver­ Machine wash • Tumble dry what lay nearest (he ho.irt of Jesus. moa.surc of flour. More the kingdom done.” I 'yafd Carter's suggestion that wage in­ tive date of the $8,625 ceiling — batim the remarks of Stevens and Asked if he also was comfortable • 4 YEAR WARRANTY "Thy kingdom come! " This di.stanl. of God is something which operates 44” Wide creases should be held to 7 per cent adopted last year as part of a wide- Moynihan. The four-page digest with the method used to rush the MODEL D585 28” DIAGONAL •MANY MODELS TO CHOOSE longcd-fnr. plcadod-lnr something, inwardly, working its way through this year, the Senate voted its ranging ethics code — from Jan. 1, which is at the end of the Record, change through the Senate, Baker the kingdom of God -what is it? FR O M ' one particle to the next, atfccling and members a 200 percent boost in 1979, to Jan. 1, 1983. specifically stated that the vote said, “Yes, 1 support that too." MATCHING SOLIDS ... ,. . tregularty $2.29 a yard)....$1.77 yard If wo want to realize what its first, transforming the wlinlc. allowable outside earned income. - C M h M l* prio« (Model DSSO) t H " . M m Tu m**. In the early evening hours of would come no later than 12;30 p.m. Speaker Thomas O’Neill and House WE ALSO FEATURE Total cash ‘741", No Doam Payment M monthly unique awakening was like wp must The kingdom ol God means that Translated, that means $25,000 in Wednesday, March 7, Stevens and It is hard to believe that a senator Democratic leader Jim Wright have COMPLETE HOME ENTERTAINMENT payments at *28” par month. Dotetrod paymoni pi road the Go.spcis. God rules, directly and powcriully; honorariums instead of $8,625 for Moynihan teamed to introduce their or a member of his staff — no matter assured reporters that no such thing speeches, lectures and all other per­ COMBINATIONS BY CURTIS MATHES t 4 8 " annual parcanlaga rats ol 14.88% arlth your ap­ Again and again .Icsns speaks of that God. in the freedom of His love, resolution. Byrd ruled that the vote how busy — can ignore the Digest could or is going to happen in the proved credit. the kingdom of God in His parables. has forgiven sin. and that man. sanc- missible kinds of outside earned in­ would come around the middle of the which lets him know what is going on House which is still stuck with the OUR ENTIRE STOCK In one of Ihe Parables the kingdom of lifled by the holiness ol Christ, come. day, Thursday. in the Senate that day. lower ceiling. Whether the increase is justified or God is compared to a treasurer in a belongs entirely to God. Although three senators spoke If that actually was the case, there But there are those who believe YEAR INCLUDES OF FINE QUALITY nor is debatable. Good points can be against the change, there was— to no that if senators don’t get too much YEAR YEAR licld. Wc are to pray lo Him lhal His are a number of senators who should on all . WISS* SCISSORS made on both sides. one's surprise — no demand for a clean house and get a new staff. One heat, members of the House will soon WARRANTY Forthwith the ten,inl (armor soils kingdom may come W ARR ANTY WARRANTY But the way the Senate went about rollcall vote. should be assigned to read the want a shot at a little moonlighting. all his tools and belongings because The sisters ol 100% raising the income of its members — As a result, any senator can tell an Digest. After all, they have been hit by infla­ 1 0 0 % SHOP 100% W ISS^ Scissors he knows that by doing so he will St. .lames Convent. PIX TU B E as it always does in this politically irate constituent that he was against Far more refreshing were the tion, too. PARTS THE FABRIC STORE WITH STYLE! acquire something more precious Manehe.sler remarks of Senate Republican leader LABOR than all he gives lor it. Then, again. 4 4 4 8 0 0 0 P 8 ly P o B l in e n M VM'HK.'^TKR PIPWAMCY IS TMf 4RT OF 1$D U riN case rou m t TO m m m UAVIK A POOR U.S. F R O f m v e ^ Yesterdays Quote A PREAK FOR IT, EMBASSY always first quality fybncs & notions OPW... TEHRAN Sights e^Sounds m . m i y w ? £5 ke police, firemen, teachers and'super- 25 Yean* Ago visory personnel. “The child, as a citizen has the U TI I \ M KS This date was a Sunday; The T«-CtTT FIAZA Joseph J. Sylvester of Scarborough right not to be deceived." SHOPPIlMCINTiE Herald did not publish. :PPt tr I F U ; OPEN DAILY 10-t Road is re-elected chairman of the — I’l-jjp* Cliiirn-ii:, iiri'Kiilcnl of P"' ' 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. t® O M N DAILY 1»«; SAT. 10-4 TEL. 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41, PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed., March 21, 1W9 KVENING herald. Wed.. March 21. 1979 — PAGE FIFTEEN ObituariM /Board Delays Regional Proposal Mrs, Roge If; Nyark grandchildren. Herald Angle I Silciit Bird Ready to Talk The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Rose Helm MANCHESTER - The Town service to a regional government. The attorneys are appointed by the anything they want to.” from the J.M. Bassinger Funeral Nyack, 96, formerly of Rockville and Board of Directors Tuesday night Kevin O’Brien, assistant town at­ majority party, and the four Republican Carl Zinsser at Earl Yost Home, 37 Gardner St., Warehouse Hartford, died Monday at the tabled action on an ordinance that torney, helped draw up an ordinance Democrats present at the time of the Tuesday’s meeting also criticized the NEW YORK (UPI) - There treats my teammates." said Bird, how sincere Bird was when he told would attempt to counter that by Lutheran Home in Southbury. Point, with a mass at St. Robert would require a townwide vote for that would require such a vote. vote Tuesday voted to reject the or­ town attorney’s office for the ap­ Sports Editor who flew here with his coach at In­ his teammates early this season he trying to draw offensive fouls. Bellarmine Church at 9. Burial will is very little Larry Bird can do Mrs. Nyack was bom in Rockville any proposal to have municipal ser­ Later, however, another assistant dinance proposal. parent differing opinions. on a basketball court that diana State, Bill Hodges, to accept was going to quit talking to reporters Eligible for the NBA draft last and had lived In Hartford for 57 be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Windsor vices transferred to a regional town attorney, William Shea, ruled Ironically, a fifth Democratic But Democrat Stephen Penny, the award at a press luncheon. "If so the rest of the team could get year and picked in the first round by .LL.LLn.itmfami elicits surprise. Excitement years. She was the oldest llvinc Locks. government. such a matter could not bed the sub­ director, Joseph Sweeney, arrived at chairman of the board, said Mrs. they all come in and just talk to me, 1 some publicity. the Boston Celtics, Bird said he Friends may call at the funeral member of Grace Evangelical .The board moved to reject the ject of an ordinance. the meeting after the vote was taken. Ferguson was aware when the maybe, but not surprise. won’t talk. If they talk to all my “I don't know if he really meant it would sign with the team that offers home today arid Thursday from 2 to 4 AFote« 0 /f the Cuff took over the top executive baseball Lutheran Church, Hartford, at the n atter, but only four of the seven He said the m atter has to be Betty Intagliata, who made the matter was drawn up by O’Brien that position? A number of clubs don't Because everybody knows by teammates, 1 will." but it worked out great,” Hodges the most money. If he doesh't sign and 7 to 9 p.m. Just Wondering Department: If time of her death. directors present voted to reject. handled by a change in the Town motion to reject, cited the ruling by the issue should be handled through ' take their star performers on road now that Larry Bird is one in­ Bird, a 6-foot-9 senior center- said. "He may have been so hounded with Boston by this year’s draft, June nonresidents were not illegally She is survived by a son, Charles E. Five votes are needed to take such an Charter. Shea that the matter could not be the the Town Charter rather than as an trips during the spring games ... credible player. he just got feid up with it...." 25, he will be available that day for Nyack of Sebring, Fla., fortnerly of Juseph A. Levesque action, so the matter was tabled. Mrs. Ferguson disagreed and this subject for an ordinance. ordinance. allowed to participate would the Bird wore a thick bandage on his selection by any of the NBA’s 22 Manchester Recreation Mike White and Stu Jennings passed But when Larry Bird talks, now Coventry; a daughter, Mrs. Marjorie GLASTONBURY - Joseph A. Even though the matter was morning criticized thp The other Democrats agreed, but Her idea was submitted soon after broken thumb., and told about teams. Department's adult basketball up playing indoor tennis in favor of that's startling. College basketball’s NCAA N. Weber of Granby; four Levesque, 80, of 1616 Manchester tabled, its originator, former tomey’s office for issuing answers the three Republican directors voted the Charter Revision Commission how it was twisted in the madness “The way it looks now I’ll be leagues survive? ... Henry Wierz- platform tennis and it paid off as the Player of the Year has maintained a grandchildren and four great­ Road died Monday at a Manchester Republican Director Vivian wanted by the majority party. “The in favor of the ordinance. Thus, the completed its work. following Indiana State's last-second playing with Boston," said Bird. bicki reports the Manchester pair copped the New England cham­ vow of public silence this year with grandchildren. convalescent home. He was the hus­ Ferguson, issued an angry attack this town attomev is suppos^ to repre- matter had to be tabled because of Penny and the town attorneys pionship last weekend in Boston ... one exception — when he is accepting forward from French Lick, Ind., has victory over Arkansas Saturday in "But 1 would like to play in New American Legion baseball team will The funeral is Thursday at 1 p.m. band of Mrs. Louise Joubert morning. sent the town. They come up with the the lack of a fifth vote to reject could not be reached for further com­ Moriarty's will again enter a an award. Tuesday he received led top-ranked Indiana State from the Midwest Regional final. He says York because that’s where play all home games again this at Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm Levesque. She originally proposed the idea of answers the majority wants,” Mrs, Mrs. Ferguson said, “The Board of ment this morning. baseball team in the Hartford another one, from the National basketball obscurity to an unbeaten it won't affect his playing Saturday. everything is at. The media is here, season at East Catholic High’s St., Rocky Hill. Burial will Im in Rose Mr. Levesque was born March 18, a referendum for the switch of any Ferpuson said Directors can pass an ordinance for Twilight League. Association of Basketball Coaches as season and a berth in the final four at “Some fan grabbed it. I don't think TV, there’s more people. I belong in enclosed Eagle Field ... If lights are Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. 1899 in Fall River, Mass., and had the nation's outstanding player. Salt Lake City. The Sycamores play he knew what he was doing," Bird New York. 1 think I can play for the to be installed at Mt. Nebo for the Knicks, the Nets, I'd like to play Friends may call at the funeral lived in the Glastonbury area for The silence was broken for a few DePaul Saturday with the winner ad­ said. "1 dropped him to his knees 1979 baseball season, as reported last Here 'n There where I could help." home tonight from 7 to 9. many years. Before retiring in 1964, hours Tuesday, but Bird warned he vancing to Monday night’s cham­ with a punch to the mouth. It was just Forum On HUD Slated year, work will have to be started Silent Larry Bird? Playing in the The family suggests that any he had been employed as an Gilbert High in Winsted was a would return to his taciturn ways this pionship game against the winner of a reaction. I think 1 convinced him." Fire Calls soon. If erected as planned, the only media center of the world? memorial gifts may be made to assembler at Pratt & Whitney Divi­ quarterfinalist in the CIAC Class S weekend at the NCAA finals if his the Michigan State-Pennsylvania What worries Bird most about team that may use them is Moriar- -‘‘I can handle any situation," he Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, sion of United Technologies Corp., MANCHESTER — The League of knowledge of the issue, an opportuni- Boys’ Basketball Tournament this teammates are ignored. game. Saturday's game is DePaul’s ty's Twilight League entry ... Plans said. 46 Woodland St., Hartford. East Hartford. Women Voters and the town’s ty to hear both sides so that they may season with three of its players sons “It’s all according to how the press Hodges said he wasn't quite sure quickness. But he said the Sycamores Manchester Tuesday, 2 p.m. — fire in mailbox. for the annual Connecticut Golf Day He is also survived by a daughter, Human Relations Commission will better exercise their opinion in the of Moe Morhardt, former Monday, 2:13 p.m. — mutual aid to Main and Eldridge streets (Town) in June will be formulated at a Mrs. Ronald Bouchard of Glaston­ sponsor a forum on whether or not April 17 referendum,” David Call, a Manchester High, UConn and major Mrs. Madeline F. D’Amato South Windsor for brush fire (Eighth Tuesday, 3:41 p.m. — small brush fire, meeting April 2 at the Manchester league baseball player. Daryl bury; a sister, Mrs. Anna Rose the town should continue its involve­ member of the Human Relations Com­ Hawley Street (Town) MANCHESTER - Mrs. Madeline District) Country Club. Ralph DeNicolo, local Morhardt was the team's top scorer. Parent of Quebec, Canada; a ment in the federal Community mission, said. Monday, 4:31 p.m. — brush fire, Tueiiay, 4:50 p.m. — small grass fire, Pellerin D’Amato, 80, of 263 Victoria pro, will chair the group... The latter The senior Morhardt was Penn Preparing Development Block Grant program. The sponsors are now lining up par­ 233 Bldwell St. (Town) Road, Hartford, died Tuesday at St. brother, Gerard Desautels of Sher­ Burnham and Chapel streets (Eighth is still looking for an assistant pro for The forum is scheduled for April 9 Today, 9:20 a.m. — service call, 56 Manchester High’s leading point- Francis Hospital and Medical brooke, Canada and three ticipants from both sides of the issue District) the 1979 season. Dick Hassett will grandchildren. at 7:30 p.m. at Illing Junior High for the forum. Tuesday, 1:03 p.m. — malfunction of Henry St. (Eighth District) maker in his senior year ... Soccer Center, Hartford. She was the return in charge of the Pro Shop ... The funeral is Thursday at 9:15 School. alarm. Illing .lunior High School (Town) clinic is planned in Manchester with Golf season unofficially starts April 1 For ^iggest Test mother of Archangelo J. D'Amato of a.m. from the Glastonbury Funeral The sponsors are planning to pre­ John Smith of the New England Manchester. at the Manchester Country Club ... Home, 450 New London Turnpike, sent a balanced discussion on thej Patriots the top lecturer. Several She is also survived by another son, Tallwood golf course has opened for members of the Boston Tea Men with a mass at St. Dunstan’s Church issue of Manchester’s continuation^ Lottery NEW YORK (UPI) — Tbe limelight continued to sbine five daughters, 18 grandchildren and with the Community Development the season with the Ovian brothers, squad are also expected to compete Tuesday on three of the four teams headed for Salt Lake City and four great-grandchildren. at 10. Burial will be in St. Augustine^ Mike and Karney, holding forth. Cemetery, South Glastonbury. program. ... Jim Kuhlmann, former the NCAA semifinals. Fans forced the closing of Michigan 'The funeral is Friday at 9:15 a.m. HARTFORD —The winning daily Manchester High and University of Friends may call at the funeral “This is being done to give the peo­ number drawn Tuesday in the Police Take In Custody State’s practice session for the first time ever, the governor of from Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Bridgeport soccer standout, will home tonight from 7 to 9. ple in town who are lacking in hard Connecticut lottery was 519. Black Book Notes Elm St., Rocky Hill, with a mass at head up the Soccer Farm at Pomfret Illinois proclaimed Saturday Blue Demon Day in honor of Little League baseball program in St. Luke's Church, Hartford, at 10. School in Pomfret July 29-Aug, 25. DePaul and Indiana State’s Larry Bird finally talked. Mrs. Agnes I). Kigle Man Posing as Agent Manchester signed up 485 youngsters Burial will be in Rose Hill' Memorial Kuhlmann is the current varsity Meanwhile the darkest of dark COVENTRY - Mrs. Agnes — 473 boys and 12 girls—age 9 thru 12 Park, Rocky Hill. Friends may call soccer coach at Fairfield University. horses, Pennsylvania, proceeded in Spartan Coach'" Jud Heathcote Dickson Eigle, 71, of 447 Brewster St. MANCHESTER — A man who was driver to be careful, however, he;;;^* for the 1979 tryouts. Practice at the funeral home tonight from 7 to While in college he was named three the quiet of Ivy League obscurity, hopes that’s not true. All week he’s died Tuesday at a Manchester con­ Youth Suffers Injury posing as a federal agent when he made no threatening remarks or any»«- ■ sessions are listed March 31 — April 1 9 and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 times to the All-New England team preparing to upset yet another been trying to get his players to valescent home. She was the widow attempt to assault the driver, policeST; for all three league candidates — p.m. stopped a school bus and a Buckley ... Tom Casalino, summer tennis pro ranked team. forget they are obvious favorites. He of Dr. G. Adolph Eigle. School student Monday afternoon has said. IJ;'.* American, National and Inter­ The family suggests that at the Neipsic Club, will return to the "I’ve never had a closed practice knows that Penn’s done something Mrs. Eigle was born Oct. 28,1907 in In BB Gun Incident been taken into custody and police In the second incident about 155T ’ national ... If the National Hockey any memorial jifts may be made to Manchester Racquet Club in the fall . in all the time I've coached," said Michigan Stale hasn't. Manchester and had lived for many expect to lodge charges. minutes later a similar suspect ap-J^ ‘ League accepts the four World the National Multiple Sclerosis Foun­ for the indoor season. Spartan Coach Jud Heathcote, after MSU has lost only three games out­ years in West Hartford and West­ The man, whose identity has not proached a boy who was walking on»-^; Hockey Association teams into its dation, 230 Scarborough St., West MANCHESTER - A 17-year-old No charges were lodged against hundreds of fans jammed Jenison side the Big Ten in the past two years brook before coming to Coventry five been released, has been taken to Richmond Drive. He also made s o m ^ ' • membership one can look to an even Hartford. youth suffered an eye injury when he the youth who fired the shot, but the Field House looking for autographs — to Syracuse, North Carolina and years ago. Before retiring, she had reference to the F.B.l. and haiC;,': more diluted version of major league End of the Line was accidentally shot by a BB gun parents of Jones and the youth Norwich State Hospital. He was and sometimes impeding the training Kentucky. And Penn just beat the worked for several years for something in his hand which looked;^;, hockey, with admission prices being Arthur Ashe says in tennis, "If you used by a 16-year-old companion requested that the gun be destroyed, taken into custody Monday night on sessions caused him to break that first two. Mrg. (iliurIcH I. iicu h Jr. like a camera, police said. He a sk e d ^ ;' increased. The American Hockey Capewell Mfg. Co. and the R.C. Knox Tuesday evening. police said. other charges in connection with time the ball well you don't have to tradition. “I hope our kids have respect for a VERNON — Mrs. Priscilla Anne the boy to come closer to him, but d id ^ Insurance Agency, both of Hartford. Scott Jones of 195 McKee St. was mailbox thefts in an area off Keeney League a decade ago — before the swing hard” ... Ashe, 35, doesn't plan Gov. James Thompson added to the club that beat two of the three teams not leave his car and made noUT ; birth of the WHA in 1974 ... Major Lucas, 62, of 17 Middle Terrace, High She is survived by three brothers. treated and releaeed from Scott A, Paul, 23, of 24 Elro St, was Street. All the charges are pending to play on the veteran’s circuit for praise heaped on DePaul, urging that beat-us in the last two years," league baseball teams in spring Meadow Park, died Monday at Col. William A. Dickson of Coventry, Manchester Memorial Hospital charged with fourth-degree larceny until the man is released from the attempt to grab him, according to the players 35 and over. He can still hold Illinois residents to back the Blue Heathcote said. "And I think they police report. training for years have been bilking Rockville General Hospital. She was Robert J. Dickson of Vernon and following the incident which oc­ in connection with the theft of some hospital. his own with '95 percent of the Demons and saying, "The Blue will.” Penn starts four seniors in­ the wife of Charles Lucas Jr. The boy ran home and provided the the public by not using regulars in David J. Dickson of Stafford Springs; curred shortly before 7 p.m. in a lottery tickets from a home on The first incident Monday after­ younger players on the pro tour ... Demons have carved out Chicago’s cluding Tony Price, the 6-foot-7 Mrs. Lucas was born in police with a description of the car. many exhibition games despite a sister. Miss Frances M. Dickson of wooded area near the West Side Starkweather Street. He was noon about 3:30 occurred when the Pat Augeri, new boys’ track coach at and Illinois' rightful place on the forward who has scored over 20 Springfield, Mass., and had lived in West Hartford; and several nieces Recreation Center. released for court April 2. man stopped a school bus which was Patrol Captain Henry Minor said charging top prices and finally Com­ East Catholic High, was a first-place points in each of the four tournament police received several calls Tuesday national basketball map by dropping Windsor Locks for 16 years before and nephews. Police said Jones and two friends A burglary at Ability Machine, 315. occupied only by the female driver. missioner Bowie Kuhn said he winner in the New England Relays' nationally ranked giants in their games. from concerned parents of Buckley coming to Vernon a year and a half The funeral is Thursday at 1 p.m. were “ fooling around” with the B.B. Broad St. was reported late Monday He flashed a badge and identified doesn’t like the (fractice. Where has competition the last two summers in tracks." Michigan Slate still Is uncertain School children regarding the in­ ago. She was a communicant of St. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main gun when one of the youths acciden­ night. Desk drawers were opened, himself as a federal agent, police Kuhn been all these years since he Manchester in the high jump. And Bird, the silent star from In­ whether 6-foot-8 starling center Jay cidents. Robert Bellarmine Church, Windsor St., Manchester. Burial will be in tally shot it in the direction of Jones, but there was no money missing. A said. He made some remarks about diana State in New York to accept an Vincent will be sufficiently Locks, and a former member of its Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky with the shot hitting his right eye. cutting tool and a fire extinguisher the several girls who have been mis­ There were no further incidents award, broke his silence long enough recovered from a sore foot to play reported. choir. Hill. were taken. sing from Vernon and warned the bus to say he’d only talk as long as Saturday. She is also survived by a son, Friends may call at the funeral Answer Simple reporters pay attention to his team­ George E. Sandman of California; a home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Realtors mates loo. But the Earvin Johnson-Greg daughter, Mrs. Sharon Donihee of The family suggests that any But the Quakers, who beat Iona, Kelser duo spearheading the Spar­ Warehose Point; a brother, Lt. Col, memorial gifts may be made to the North Carolina, Syracuse and St. tans’ show should be a challenge. (Ret.) Henry J. Stocker of Texas; a Shriners Hospital for Crippled Challenge AL SIEFFERTS In Nets^ Victory John's to become the first Ivy Top-ranked and unbeaten ISU sister, Mrs, Mary Giordano of Children, 516 Carew St., Springfield, League school in the final four since enters the final round of four the Feeding Hills, Mass.; and three Mass. Signs Law the 1965 Princeton squad, don’t have favorite to complete a Cinderella A NEW YORK (UPI) - To New Jersey Nets’ Coacb Kevin General EtecMc Lougbery, tbe answer was simple. as many distractions to deal with. sweep. His team was underrated at HARTFORD (UPI) -=• A Realtors Neipsic Tennis Club Pro They are the underdogs and they the beginning of the season but may “Harvey Catebings did a job on Bob Lanier and got 15 points know it. waltz away with the nation’s most association is challenging the con­ Tom Casalino, popular assistant tennis professional at tbe Police Nab Escapee stitutionality of regulations adopted bimself, all in tbe final period,” Lougbery said. “Tbat’s wby we "There’s a tremendous opportunity prestigious basketball title. by two towns in the mid 1970s to help won.” Manchester Racquet Club, bas accepted tbe summer season waiting out there for us," said Coach But ISU Coach Bill Hodges refuses imiidaoADSME! That was about as accurate a Bob Weinhauer, "I have feeling to underrate DePaul and its veteran prevent racially motivated "block­ position as bead pro at tbe Neipsic Tennis Club. Casalino is a busting.” description as possible for the Nets’ graduate of East Catholic High and Holy Cross College. Michigan State feels about us the coach Ray Meyer, who has been the The regulations, adopted by 117-110 victory over the Detroit way Syracuse and North Carolina Blue Demon mentor for the last 37 In Vernon Motel fell, that ‘We’re playing an Ivy years. Bloomfield in 1973 and Hartford in We bought a carload of General Electric appliances Pistons Tuessay night. Catchings’ 15 1974, restrict real estate agents' use fourth-quarter points proved to be League School.’ I'm sure there’s not "You don’t stop a team as quick as EAST HARTFORD - A A Glastonbury Police officer chased of “for sale” signs and door-to-door and are passing the savings on to you! the difference as the Nets broke a one player on their team who has DePaul, you try to contain them," Manchester man who escaped from after Sawtelle, but he was able to es­ solicitations for business. five-game losing streak in a rough, four points in the final quarter. even heard of one of our kids.” says Hodges. police custody at the East Hartford cape. Block-busting is the practice of $20 CASH Direct from Q .E. whan you buy this waahar. AND SAVE foul-filled game. Detroit was led by Kullrls 126, Jazj! 107 hie Nastase [ Superior Court Tuesday morning was Crui.sers were sent out to patrol the selling one or more homes in a Lanier, who scored 26, and John Long Elvin Hayes scored 32 points and found in a Vernon motel late Tuesday area, but Sawtelle was not found un­ neighborhood to minority buyers EVEN aO D H with 21. Charlie Johnson added 12 in a third- night and^-t»ken into custody by til 11:30 p.m. Tuesday night. He was with hopes of bringing down the cost Pistons’ Coach Dick Vitale was up­ quarter Washington rally that led to Mancbgjtfer Police. taken into custody without a of other homes when racially set about the officiating in the game. the Bullets’ win. j Dpwfd D, Sawtelle, 19, of 4 Tanner Disqualified struggle, police said. motivated panic-selling results. Sensor "We were controlling the game in Unusual Position , Manchester, was being presented In addition to his original arrest for the third quarter,” Vitale said. Then, In two suits, the Greater Hartford Hawks IIS, Cavaliers 109 ^In court Tuesday on charges lodged Control he (referee Jim Capers), “let third-degree larceny and weapons in Board of Realtors asks U.S. District John Drew scored 14 of his game- NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — It was Hie Nastase at his best — Monday night when he hit Officer Lougbery control him, and didn't a motor vehicle, Sawtelle will be Court Judge Jon 0. Newman to high 33 points in the fourth quarter to four temper tantrums and a disqualification. For Jack Nicklaus William Daley of the Manchester charged with assault on a police of­ declare the ordinances un­ control the game. They roughed up Police Department on the back of the break Atlanta's four-game losing Nastase, famous for his foul ficer and escape from custody. constitutional, The suits claim the Lanier, and then when Catchings hits moods, went through his oft-repeated "We don’t have professional neck an knocked him into a concrete streak and move the Hawks to within The escape occurred outside the regulations deprive both agents and him he calls a double foul, and puts act for more than an hour Tuesday linesman, why do they want me to be JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) —Jack Nicklaus finds himself in block wall. When Daley recovered one win of clinching a playoff berth. court room in a hallway between the homeowners of freedom of speech Bob out of the game. We have lost to night before umpire Douglas Lang of professional?” Nastase said in a an unusual position at this week’s Tournament Players Cham­ his balance, he said he tried to grab them four times this year, but this court and the adjoining East Hart­ and equal protection under the law. 76rrs 124, Spurs 120 Mobile, Ala., had enough, calm voice afterward, "1 didn’t do pionship. Sawtelle, who escaped out (he door. one we should have won.” ford Police Station. Doug Collins scored 21 points, in­ Bob Lutz, trailing 15-30 in the first half what 1 normally do. I’ve had The "Golden Bear” has won the only golfer entered who is not a tour In other games, New York Daley sustained a cut over his cluding six free throws in the last 14 game of the third set, was preparing other defaults, but none like this.” prestigious tournament three of the regular is the young Spaniard d efeated M ilw aukee, 118-110, eyebrow. seconds to lead the 76ers over the to serve when Nastase suddenly Earlier, Nastase had made another past five years and showed up in the Severiano Ballesteros. Washington routed New Orleans, 126- Spurs. made an obscene gesture for the se­ obscene gesture, jeered at the fans favorite's role the two times Tour veteran Bob Murphy, who has 107, Atlanta topped Cleveland, 115- How Mrs. Mary Panullo cond time in the evening. and kicked a ball into the stands. somebody else (A1 Geiberger in 1975 been playing Florida courses since 109, Philadelphia beat San Antonio, Gloria Stevens. Nuggris IIS , Warriors 102 "I made the obscene gesture to and Mark Hayes in 1977) made off back in the mid '60s when he was at Conference Called 124-120, Denver upended Golden David Thompson scored 27 points I myself." Nastase said. "They were His disqualification came late with the title. the University of Florida, says not to 2 State, 113-102, and Portland got by Brin^ n m oihrr to her youttji sun is as Denver broke loose in the fourth very quick to default me. It was too Tuesday night after second-seeded But the way he’s been playing so prejudge this week’s tournament on nr.iil> It ruli ilinHuh Hut as much San Diego, 115-109. On Water Question us Mary lovrs Jvnrry, shr knou-s quarter for its third straight win. quick a decision,” Bjorn Borg, No. 3 seed John far this year, defending champion the basis of the first three Florida how Import am It is to have a Knirks 118, Burks 110 (Mrt ul (hr day just (or hrrsrll. Nastase, the seventh-seeded player McEnroe, fifth-seeded Brian Gott­ Nicklaus could be hard-pressed to events where the winners — Bob Earl Monroe, who led New York MANCHESTER — Town Manager Robert Weiss has lodosomrihinHshr rrally Trail Blaz.rrs 11.5, Clippers 109 in the tournament, was fined $450 for fried and No, 6 seed Roscoe Tanner even make the cut. Byman, Larry Nelson and Mark rnjoys Thai^wmvshrjoinrtl Rookie Mychal Thompson scored announced a press conference will be held March 28 about Gloria Strvrns Mar>‘h asrun with 28, sparked a streak of 12 his acts, but the crowd of 4,400 went had advanced into today’s second Nicklaus will be playing for the McCumber — all got their first-ever doinu the rxrrclsr program straight points early in the third 27 points and Maurice Lucas 22 to the upcoming water improvement question. amt shrH made friends (here. into an uproar when he was dis­ round. fourth straight week when the $440,- PGA titles. Town voters will decide April 17 on a proposed 820 Best of all Ihounh. s h e i fjet • quarter that carried the Knicks from lead Portland and keep the Trail qualified, The umpires had to 1» es­ 000 TPC begins Thur.sday. He nor­ “Sawgrass was designed different­ (iiifiback In shape Wlihour a 75-70 deficit to an 82-75 lead and Blazers in contention for a playoff Top-seeded Jimmy Connors made million bond issue to improve the town's water system. famous MED MeihtHl. Mar>’ corted by police from Municipal mally prefers to space out his tourna­ ly Ilian other Florida courses," said Weiss said the press conference, which will be held at Is en(oytna a bet ter life of Milwaukee could get no closer than berth. Auditorium. his way into the second round Mon­ ment appearances, but his inability Murphy, “ It is more in order of a health and beauty She's *297.00 day night with a come-from-behind 10 a.m. in his office, will start an educational program Gktrla S(e\Tns You pay us SPECIAL to regain his previous form has kept North Carolina course. Maybe not as about the water issue. Ybiuanbe.ltx) win against 21-year-oId John Sadri, him on the tour, hilly, but there’s a great deal of "We feel we have an obligation to give the taxpayers all Lessee SAVINGS the runner-up to McEnroe for last "I usually start a bit slow, but have elevation on the greens.” of the information we have that will help them make an Rralacement 20.00 ON OUR Martina to Depend on Serve, year’s NCAA singles championship. my game rounding into shape by now Murphy pointed out, however, that intelligent decision," he said. as I point toward the Masters (barely Sawgrass “wouldn’t be that bad of a Allowance DRYER Aside from Nastase, only two of golf course if the wind wasn’t such a Weiss also said a public forum, which will include a ^ INTRODUCTORY OFFER three weeks away),” said Nicklaus. question-and-answer period, will be held early next top eight seeded players — No, 4 Eki- “I know my scores haven’t shown it, factor. You can’t hit the ball low month. WEEKS OF $27700 $2i7M die Dibbrfand No. 8 Tim Gullikson — but I’ve been making considerable because of all the hazards and marsh ^UNLIMITED Romantic Mood Key for Evert failed to make it through the opening and if you hit it high, the wind is Speakers from town also are going to meetings of local VISITS improvement, round. Both dropped Monday “I’m hitting the ball well, but I’m going to carry it off” civic groups and an informational brochure will be dis­ • Fna Ettfcise PUa • DitU CoiapiM EicIwUvthr by 0 «r Dtctkaa TWICKUMBinuMtuHui S«UBMx Minaura uwO* acubiuiWUCTB ■K n iH M n it i BfnMC M M H happy.” NEW YORK (UPI) - If, as select eight-woman field that began matches to young South African Gary Player, rejoining the tour tributed to water customers. • NeOmoMat • lakividsal Profraa«iag • NeCaatrscUtoSifa play this morning in the $250,(X)0 dou­ Opening the program of four not getting it in the hole. My putting • Pkyuclaa*' laquim* lavktk aWw Oar MED Mftkod expected, tbe women’s tennis players, this week for the first time since Oct. ble elimination tournament. ”I know singles matches at 10:30 a m. was has not been what I would like.” ^ LOCAL DEUVERY 1, says, “I feel great and I’m championsbip comes down to I can break her serve once in a while. Tracy Austin against Wendy Turn- Nicklaus said he doesn’t like Johann Kriek, a 20-year-old, playing four weeks in a row. "I need swinging well. I think I can keep win­ Martina Navratilova against The question is if I can hold serve bull, followed by Evert and Sue NOMML HOOK-UP defeated Dibbs and Deon Joubert to gel off by myself and work on my ning tournaments until I’m 50." Cbris Evert, the two friendly against her.”. Barker. In the concluding matches, stopped Gullikson, the twin brother game,” he says. H i E E ! JEHfflULOFOLDtPPLIMCE Evert, who plans to be married Navratilova meets Greer Stevens antagonists have differing of Tom Gullikson. However, he feels playing this itSAnofU*. viewpoints on the deciding fac­ within the month to British player and Virginia Wade opposes Dianne week at Sawgrass, where he won Pit’s Medicil Phinnicy John Lloyd, oddered the opinion that Fromholtz. Tom Gullikson was paired against Connors in the second round, while with a 1-over-par 289 last year, will tor. the happier she is, the more her Another four singles matches will HOLLIblLfi OSTOMV I’HUDUUS Borg was scheduled to play Dick Putnam BrMga Plata B. Hartford Navratilova, making a strong run game suffers. be played Thursday evening and two be to his advantage. Sports Slate Stockton, who advanced with a 6-7,6- 8 M - 9 8 t l at tbe No. 1 crown worn so proudly by singles and two doubles Friday “I have always felt that playing on G g u Im Ivg ktnqfG g m I Evert tbe last five years, believes ‘T m very happy now,” she stated 4, 6-4-win over Stan Smith, a tough course gave me a bit of an At fii£|Aeitd|i=r evening. The singles semifinals and Kudio, TV 'I'onighl Broad S t, Manohaatar, Ct. her service will make the difference. "But I think that all the times I've Other second-round pairings had edge,” said Nicklaus. “You don’t 445 HARTFORD RD. I / U m ANCHESTER ------doubles final will begio at noon Satur­ 8 p.m. -MIA: KnirUn \ h. Uullrln, Evert, looking ahead to a new career been unhappy and emotionally upset McEnroe against Kim Warwick, have to shoot low numbers at day, with the singles final on Sunday t;li.9 m P lO P lt WHO BPIHC YOU LOW PRICES & PERSOHAL SERVICE as a housewife, feels tbe critical I’ve played my best tennis. 1 took out Gottfriend against Sherwood Sawgrass to win.” Pool Nd. Plaia, Rio 90. VOmon at 2 p.m. following the consolation. 8 p.m. • BuMeliull: Red Sox vh. PROMPT nKEDONEIIY e e e e . tov kavi a .Asm chajoa. visa ia m a . e>v FREE service c a t q q q t difference may be determined by her Stewart, Tanner against Geoff The TPC, featuring the largest my frustrations on the tennis court This is the world’s richest tennis Tigeri., <;ii.'(8 •71-MOO CAIC AWtlCAA HAtlSS CAin uaikd* o* wwis f r e e r e m o v a l O T l - a u a / romantic mood. and put all my energies into the Masters, Kriek against Ray Moore, purse on this year’s PGA tour, in­ M1 Y0URMDNCM.NEEDSI awcAio nini <00 .AT osjAif 1 101 s'sojc notni OF o l d a p p l ia n c e e i y n n n o tournament for women, offering a 9 p.m. - MT: Purdue in- FREE LOCAL DELIVERi 0 4 1 - 3 3 3 6 “A lot bas to do with bow I serve,” game. Now that I’m happy I don’t Joubert against Ferdi Taygan and cludes the top 144 money winners on ■ .MON-E first prize of $100,(XIO. (liana, t'.li.J lOOlMiiiSt 52841663 TOMTl TIL 5 • TUES., WED, & SAT. TIL 5 IKON., THURS., FRI. 'TIL 9 CLOSED SUNDAY said Navratilova, the top seed in the think I have to win at tennis to be Lutz against Tomaz Smid. the tour over the past 12 months. The I’A(;K SIXTKKN KVKNING herald. Wtd.. March 21. 1979 K.VKNINt; IIKHALD, Wetl., Maicli 21. 1H79— PAGE SKVENTEEN

HlLMer) PITCH- J(din Hiller, Youngblood Won Point ace relief pitcher with Detroit, World Series concentrates on batter while working batting practice yesterday in Lakeland, Fla. He had an ample And Salary Increase supply of baseballs in wire cart. In Phillie Plans (UPI Photo) ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. bitration sessions but j've never seen forward to after he's finished playing CLEARWATER, Fla. (UPI) — Boston’s Jim Rice, the ball. If I was in a corporation or (UPI) — Anybody can dis­ a ballplayef make a finer case for American League’s Most Valuable Player last year, sidled up to business of some kind and knew I had Philadelphia shortstop Larry Bowa and asked: “Where do you agree. To disagree without himself or a better impression on ■ Jl- everybody who heard what he had to 20 more years in front of me, it would guys want your seats for next year's World Series, left field line becoming disagreeable, say than Joel Youngblood," says Joe be a different story. or right field line?’’ though, is something else McDonald, the Mets' general "Last year, I felt I was underpaid "Our pitching is Hie weakest part and that was what I said at the ar­ "On the first base side, " Bowa again. Not many have that manager, who attended the hearing answered with a giin. ' You ran see of the team — we only liave three capacity. Joel Youngblood ob­ with ^ r i s Kager, one of the Mets' bitration session'. Why did I feel I was starters,” says Manager Danny underpaid? Because I played six better from over there." Then the viously has. administrative men, and C. Ray­ two All-Stars laughed and slapped Ozark. mond Grebey, who heads the major different positions; I never knew He wasn't happy at alt with the jialms. Tlie pitching may nol have to be leagues' player relations' com­ where I was going to play when I .salary the Mets were offering him If the Phillies. Indeed, need tlio.se that good with the I’hiP artiller and mittee. came to the ballpark; I never played Hie addition ol second baseman Man­ this season. He felt he wasn't being more than two weeks at a time and I tickets to see the 1979 Series. Bowa compensated properly for what he "His presentation was so good, I will not be laughing. Alter three ny Trillo to what was already Hie couldn't help being proud of him," felt that was tougher than playing a league's best defense. did la.st year. regular position. straight National League East titles McDonald adds. "And when he did without an appearance in Series, the The Mets couldn't understand his “How many people do well when STHENtiTBS — Four (told Olove beef. lose, he lost graciously." I’hiiiies wiii sellie lor nothing loss winners, led by brilliant shortstop The arbitration procedure took they don't play regularly? It's almost He was a utility player who hit only than seats in the dugoul this season. Bowa; excellent blend of power (led , four hours. Youngblood was the last impossible. Yet, I led the team in .252 last season with 30 RBI and Philadelphia hung on last year lo by Creg t,u/,inski and Mike Schmidt I one to speak and he spoke for about slugging with a .438 percentage and seven home runs, they pointed out. edge I’ittshurgh by i ' - games and the and speed; deep bullpen and starters 15 minutes. in actual run production, which is Youngblood was paid $44,000 last I’irales figure to improve with the wlu) throw strikes; All-Star catcher "I was nervous at first," he says. based on runs batted in and runs year, Now they were offering him scored in relation to times at bat. I additions of l,ee l.acy and Enricpie in Boh Boone; when Bichic llebner “At the end, I felt comfortable and Homo. Bui the i’liillies may blossom $78,000 this year, a whopping 79 per­ also hit .304 pinch hitting and had can't crack the lineup, offense must confident. The most important thing even more, led liy a fellow name cent raise, and he was turning it eight assists and only one error in the be in good shape. was that I felt the Mets understood Hose. Pete liose lirings his .31(1 down. What did he want, blood? outfield. I felt I had one of the best WEAKNESSES - - l.ack of stopper me better. That was my primary pur­ c a r e e r b a itin g a v e r a g e I o The Mets’ 27-year-old infielder- defensive arms in the league playing tieliind Steve Oarlton on generally outfielder didn't want that, he just pose, even more than the money ... 1 I’hiladolphia bul Ins most signilicani weak pilcliing slalf; big question wound up with a good raise, anyway, the outfield and I was fourth best in conlrihiilion may nol be lound in 2 wanted $91,000. He and his lawyer, Fred Lynn Injures Knee mark with Larry Christenson's the league defensively at second Dick Moss, went to arbitration to get and I got a lot of publicity. People got numbers. shoulder injury; stigma of not being to know Joel Youngbloc^ better and base. Along with everything else, my to spring training in excellent shape. "lie s jiisl a gay wlio plays every it but they lost. thinking was that I was 27 years old WINTER HAVEN, Fla. leagues. He also sent down left- able to win big ones. he got to know them better. I think "My whole body is stronger and an day like he's a 20-year-(dd kid, " says Nobody likes to lose, and Joel and that 1 had better make a move (UPI) — Twelve years ago, as handed itcher Bobbyby Sprowl, third NEW EACES Addition of Trillo that makes for an excellent old injury comes back to get me. The Howa about tlie 37-year-old first Youngblood certainly is no excep­ financially. If I couldn't do it for a sophomore at El Monte, baseman Glenn Hoffman, antp^ makes infield "besi in Hic league” tion, but a curious thing happened to exchange." doctors said the weight lifting shortstop Julio Valdez^d e z .^ baseman. "I guess management according lo Ozark; Hose's The most difficult aspect of myself, who else would do it for Calif., High School, Boston probably strengthened the knee, and feels lie's Hie guy who can pul 'us over him when he went to arbitration. me?" In exhibition play,'y,' DwigfifEvans“ leadership mav mean more Hian his baseball is not the playing or the Red t o outfielder Fred Lynn kept this from being worse than it the lop. " . / 200 hits. He came away feeling he had ac- Youngblood's pinch homer with hit a two-out single to score Carl tuaiiy won and his entire attitude traveling so much as it is the head-to- hurt his right knee playing is.” Yastrzemski from second in the 10th Perliaps tlic host way lor Hose to OUTl.OOK — HroHierly love will head negotiating, according to one on powered the Mets to a 5-4 win Manchester’s 1979 Duckpin Bowling Champions refiects that now. Moreover, the football. “When I walked into the hospital inning anw lift Boston to a 4-3 victory do Hull is by working on his curve be at a minimum between players Youngblo^, over the Pirates in San Juan Monday Mets were so tremendously im­ He taped it up, played in the next today, the same doctors were there," over the Cincinnati Reds. Evans' Bill MacMullen, left, and Sue Balesano captured the 1979 the best-of-seven game finals while Balesano whipped Diane I’hiiiies will score enough and fans if I’hils don't gel into Scries "Negotiating is Joe McDonald's night. pressed by the presentation he made game, and forgot about it. Until he said. “They not only remembered winning hit came after Yastrzemski Manchester Town Duckpin Bowling Tournaments in action at this year. Team ran hit and field with job, but it is my life," he says. "I What he would like to do now is win Lombardi by the same margin last Sunday. (Herald photos by before arbitrator Quinn Mills their Tuesday. me, they thought I had messed up the doubled and the Reds walked George anyone in baseball and five or six know people talk about ‘greedy the starting job at third base with the ankle again.” the Holiday Lanes. MacMullen defeated Don McAllister, 4-2, in Strempfer) pilcliing start ligures lo gel rung estimation of him as an individuai Mets. Lynn’s knee buckled while he was Scott intentionally. good innings is all they need out of ballplayers' and the salaries some of In his first roster cut of the spring. more times than the Liberty Bell. starters. and a baiiplayer has gone up ap- Joe Torre is giving him the chance. ducking and faking in the middle of a Scott earlier hit a two-run single preciabiy. them make. But few people ever con­ rundown drill. “ It wasn’t that painful Manager Don Zimmer sent rookie and a home run off starter Tom sider what a player has to look "He could do it," says the Mets' right-handed pitchers Winn "I’ve sat in on any number of ar­ manager. so I got up and tried to walk it off,” Seaver. John Tudor got the win with he said. “But I couldn’t.” Remmerswaal, Steve Schenck, and three hitless innings for the Sox. Pirates Added Speed Bow ling Lynn went to Winter Haven Burke Suiter back to the minor Hospital where they told him he had LaPoinle 184-496, Laurette D'Angona 377, Ken Montie RFC- Bill Pagani Jr. 157- Phil Esposito strained ligaments. “If there is no TEEiTOTAI.ERS- Carpenter 476-461, l^hyllis 357. Bob Cuneo 362, Bed 418, Tom Martin 135-135- swelling in the morning, there’s no Claudclte Mertens 184-479, Tkaez 180-461,1.,oyce Gineo Morin 360. Whalers’ Triumph ^lo dumber Company Rae Jacobs 192:487, Frank 402, Bernie Goodin 152-144- In Milestone sweat,” the Golden Glove outfielder 176-464, Vera Stephens 175. M isse ri 189, S haron 398, Norm Vittnor 140-397, said. “If it balloons during the night. honors in both August and saved 10 others tor the worst team in PINM ;’I "I’I•S- Mark I’m in trouble.” BRADENTON, Fla. (U PD - Riehai'd 217-499, Donna Bob Smith 144-387, Bill Training September, hitting 14 home runs and baseball. MERCAM ll.E- Tom Boyko 223-183, Barbara Lynn has been hampered by in­ On Miller OT Goal Terragna 176-460, Anita Yetz 138-380, Dave Foss NEW YORK (UPI) - Phil They're no longer ''The driving in 58 runs over the two-monlh Conran 143-.365, Leo Koglia Goddard 188-479, Donna juries the past three seasons. His STRENGTHS - Parker may be too Rinaldi 455, Betty Elliott 369, Stan Jakiel 140-388 Bob Esposito knows all about the 40-goal Lumber Company." burying span. Manager Chuck Tanner, 138-361, Dave Barrera 154- Ramos 188, Karen Bottonc Camp only healthy year was in 1975 when he QUEBEC CITY (UPI) — The New England Whalers remained good for this league; superb bullpen 184-481, Leslie DiNardo Schack 361, Dick Lesard plateau, having reached it eight the opposition under an however, says the biggest faetor in 397, Dick Krinjak 151-366, 206-450, Joyce Corriveau 136-355, Walt Maynes .350, won the American League MVP in Romo and Kent Tekulve, solid 189-462, Betty Majorca 181- times in his career, but seidom has unbeaten in their latest stretch of on-the-road games by toppling the stretch drive was the club's Bill Sheekey 1.39-.382, Don 179-461, Doe Minich 180- Tony Heidcavage 149. award. avalanche of heavy bats. The front four of John Candelaria. Bert 458, Karen Barnowski 181- he seen milestone goals become as the Quebec Nordiques 7-6 in overtime Tuesday. character. Logan k48-392, HarrV 456, Kris Higley 192-468, Pittsburgh Pirates have mere­ Blyleven. Don Robinson and Jim 470, Donna Magowan 194- Notes important as one did Tuesday night. “I’d like to skip spring training. The victory kept the Whalers’ "Attitude is the biggest thing. " Buckminster 153-373, Daryl Marion Copeland 182-489, r \ ly ordered 'new tools of Hooker; enough sprinters to enter an 530, Nancy Washburn 193- “We are just happy to get a point Seriously, I could come in, play four hopes of catching Edmonton and says Tanner. "You can have all the Lucas 1 83-432, Bill C arol Lukas 195-522, WE PROMISE Olympic relay team; deep bench. 531, Martie Barilla 177-473. out of this,” Esposito said, after or five games to get my arm in shape Quebec alive in the World Hockey goal performance of the Nordiques destruction. talent in the world but if you don't Mdorhouse 138-379, Pete Maryann Garbeck 467, WEAKNESSES- - Team's fielding, I,arson 138:386. Bill Colby TO SAVE scoring with five seconds to play to and my batting eye, and be ready,” Association race. New England, in Real Cloutier, who has scored The Pirates gave new meaning to have a good attitude, you won't win. " Sophie Kravontka 453, he said. 69 led by shortstop Frank Taveras' ,38 FI.ORAI.- Harriet give the New York Rangers a 2-2 tie third place, now trails second-place goals in 67 games this season. the phrase “Speed kills " last season A good year out of Willie Stargell '51-351. Joe Vinsko 142-371, Cathy D’Amalo 508, Lois YOU MONEY “ When something like this errors, was league's poorest; Willson 184-468, Linda Dave Krinjak 138, Dorn with the Washington Capitals. Quebec by two points. Cloutier has a good chance when they stole a National League- didn't hurt, either. Begin 451. Cardinal Batters Explode happens, so freakish. I’ve got to of mediocre catching; perennial slow Patrick 193-467 Arlene "It’s an important game for us Edmonton, which played a game beating the all-time pro hockey high 213 bases. They also almost The 38-year-old first baseman won gujrs,guys,” SdlUsaid CiSpuSllO,Esposito, wnowho blewDiew a kissKISS wonder what's wiidl o 111 in the IIIC V.cards0 1 UD IVIIfor llic.me. stole a pennant. ■Starter. eOOOYEAR NEW YORK (UPI) — Perhaps the wind was blowing in the with Finland to add to its WHA stan­ record of 77 goals in 78 games set by NL Comeback Player of the year NEW FACES — Lacy could prove , ELECTRONIC BALANCE, HOSES, BELTS, FOREIGN AU to the crowd when introduced as the '0 ”® thing for sure, somebody doesn’t dings, is on top of the rankings. Trailing the first-place honors for hitting .295, with the right direction. Bobby Hull in 1976-77 season while valuable pinch-hitler: Romo will All Polyetigr game’s second star. “We are fighting hke me ’’ Warren Miller, who was acquired Philadelphia Phillies by 11‘/z games startling totals of 28 homers and 97 The St. Louis Cardinals, who finished just three games ahead playing for the Winnipeg Jets. some will take some of bullpen A78-13...... * 1 9 . 9 5 with Atlanta and Philly for second Lynn is doubly frustrated because by the Whalers last summer in a on Aug. 12, the Pirates won 37 of their RBI in only 390 at-bats. Cloutier completed his hat trick burden off Tekulve; rookie catcher of the New York Mets for the National League’s worst record place.” he lifted weights all winter and came trade with the Nordiques, caught last 49 games — running off winning Stargell isn't likely to repeat those MUFFLER C76-14...... * 2 4 . 9 5 performance at 18:34 of the third Steve Nicosia looks like a hitter. BRAKES % last year and haven’t changed their roster much since, slammed Esposito’s goal made him the first Quebec goal tender Jim Corsi out of period when he fired a slap shot from streaks of 10 and 11 games — and kind of numbers in 1979 but the INSTALLED ON MOST £78-14...... * 2 6 . 9 5 OUTLOOK — Pirates looked like 2 M H IH 9R O N T O IIC nn> N M fc>*t m $« 'MtfcMk four homers in one inning Tuesday to defeat the Toronto Blue player since Bobby Hull to achieve the net at 3:48 of the overtime period inside the blue line to send the game finished only I'z games out. The in­ Pirates have improved in other MtMvt wfml fcytf'FwtM iTtmt astd to U S CAM 0 7 8 -1 4 ...... * 2 9 . 9 5 league's best team over last two •••I M in i M t inxiiMt r**> vhitHI eight 40-goal campaigns. to clinch the game. spiration behind this late-season rush areas. Utilityman Lee Lacy, who hit IM H U L DNUM T V N liWlN w M M ' Jays, 7-2. into overtime. months of 1978 but Philadelphia's Wipirt fcpnl ilhMl fcfliil iptMlfi, pMf (WM 0 7 8 -1 5 ...... * 3 1 . 9 5 In other games, Detroit hammered B a s k e t b a ll The New England right wing poked was outfielder Dave Parker, called 13 homers in only 245 at-bats for Los The win was the fourth straight for and Glenn Adams’ three-run shot Earlier in the third Cloutier tied newly acquired I’cte Hose may prove ADDITIONAL Chicago, 5-3, and Los Angeles over­ the puck past Corsi while both the game at at 5-5 taking a deflected by Phils' All-Star shortstop Larry Angeles last year, was signed as a the Cardinals, boosting their record highlighted a nine-run third inning a thorn in their sides. Team figures AddlllOfMI PARTS S 40,000 MILE came Atlanta, 4-3. players were sprawled on the ice in Bowa, "the most awe.some player free agent, and reliever Enrique to 7-3. for Minnesota ... Terry Puhl had PEE WEE shot from inside the circle. Miller to contend all the way behind t a i n tf ntM iad SERVICE EXTRA U.S. ROYAL In the World Hockey Association, the midst of a scramble before the scored his first goal of the night to I've ever seen." Romo came over in a trade from With one out and one on in the fifth, three singles, scored twice and stole Greg Dameron tossed in 7 points, Parker's heroics and the best legs IF NEEDED P.R. 6 New England edged Quebec, 7-6, and Nordique net. Parker won Plaver of the Month Seattle, where he won 11 games and Terry Kennedy, Roger Freed and a base to lead the Astros over the including the winning hoop in the give the Whalers a brief 5-4 edge at seen since “Chorus Line” opened. coooriMsMNior Ken Reitz hit successive home runs Expos ... Boston's Dwight Evans Cincinnati blasted Birmingham, 5-2. Miller’s display offset the three- 7:22 of the third. Red WingH .5, Black Hawks ,3 waning seconds, as VFW nipped “BLEMISH" off Blue Jay starter Phil Huffman. rifled a two-out single to score Carl Manchester Police, 19-18, last night One out later, a Jim Lcntine singled. Yastrzemski from second in the 10th Dan Labraaten stored two goals to Front- End Engine Tune-Up RADIALS help Detroit stretch its unbeaten at Verplanck. Whatever Happened to Franz Klammer? Mike Tyson then capped a six-run in­ ... Dave Rozema pitched six ty !«• asm astpm • M 7 8 -1 3 ...... * 3 4 . 9 5 streak to six games. John Dougan had 9 markers to lead Mwr||iq|N»WtMS IV IIKI, ning with a two-run homer. scoreless innings and Phil Cougars Drop Third Twinbill Alignment ER78-14...... * 3 8 ; 9 5 Kings 4, Flames 3 the winners with Mike Woodhouse q. I'd like (II say a lew things to people who "wouldn't 'C O M P L IT I A N A lV M t AND ALtONMf NT COAAICTKM6 TO om b*. T*vMS. W * wM I(SMM iraMk Hob Sykes became the first Car­ Mankowski homered to spark the INCMASI TIAI MILCOI AND IkMAOVI tTflAINC ‘ M l FR78-14/15..* 4 2 . 9 5 Dave Taylor scored his 40th goal of accounting for the other 4 tallies. Dropping its third straight crass the street (a see the Yankees play ball." They seem ClltON lOUtPMINT UMO fV IKMNIINCIO MCMANICS dinal pitcher to work six Innings this Tigers past the White Sox. Paul Lantiry had 9 points and Jason hits in 9 at bats, and Dan Roullet who la think (he Yankees even buy the umpires. Umpires H U M IMtUAf A MICItlON AUOMMNT the season with 3:25 remaining to doubleheader Monday in South CefiwIihtlecirunM 0 8 7 8 -1 5 ..... *4 4 . 9 5 spring, allowing just two hits, Reserves Jamie Quirk and Jim Stansfield 5 for Police. homered. JUST A SK didn't make Ihnse great defensive plays at third for Graig i^iion|4.getlier In also ran the World's Fair in Spokane). A 7 8 -I3 ...... * 2 4 . 9 5 The Cleveland-Oakland, California- The women's nine-hole group at pete this year because of an injury. pretty well buried, too) is a victory over Cuba's awesome Pat Augeri, former Xavier High heavyweight in the Pan Am Games, though Bobick was C78-14...... * 2 6 . 9 5 Cubs and Seattle-Milwaukee games Minnechaug Golf Club will start play AUTO punched out easily by Stevenson in the '72 Olympics. You out West were all rained out. April 17. Anyone interested in joining and UConn standout, was appointed this HllxL.** saw how much good Bobick's victory did him. I'm sure 878-14...... * 2 8 . 9 5 head boys’ track coach last week. O ils Roy Smalley's grand slam homer should contact Barbara Higley, 649- ^ R ob e rtso n Page was leery of Stevenson. But Page's main reason for F78 1 4 ...... * 3 0 . 9 5 6128; or Marg Grant, 649-5908. Approximately 140, including 90 turning pro was to take advantage of a wide open girls, went out for both squads, REPAIRS heavyweight class with Muhammad All on the verge of 078-14/15.... * 3 3 . 9 5 Q. Whatever has happened to the Olympic skiing abdication and all the other active bodies, including larry Demers reported. champion Klammer this year? Has hr turned pro? I Holmes, oh the verge of .30 or over. H 78-14/I5....* 3 5 . 9 5 “Home of Afr. Qoodwraoeh" haven't seen his name in the World Cup races. — F.N., Burlington. VI. 178-15...... * 3 7 . 9 5 “WE’RE OPEN’’ q. Did Cassius Clay legally change his name to All a Cofflplate Maclianical Sonrice Baba? Did Abdul-Jabbar do the same? — William Mracek, Santa Cruz, Calif. b l a c k l e d q e a Collision Rofialr Under English common law, which prevails in the a Auto PabiUng United States, you simply adopt a name you want and use COUNTRY CLUB 8.75% it legally. (Some states require that you implement it TAX SHELTERED ANNUAL RETURN a Low Cost Sorvico Rontals through court procedure.) Clay simply announced one day WHITE WHEELS Public Qolf Course that he was Muhammad All. Ahd the former Lew Alcindor a Factory Tnliiod Todnicians emerged similarly as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. For all legal West St. Hebron • Charge With Msstor Charge purposes, that's who they are. BRITISH ' 2 6 ’. L ' m . \"Check our Reasonable Rates” ★ i r S L o w n FfNI si $HMit TsIqifMliiimi a 24 Hour Wrockor ServlGO q. Could you tell me what happened to Harvey Haddix, •77”f c l Ui7 •$*THi»caltOfH tAM-Tbwngoptfttsmgtyi (Off t w st> ’ favorably with the Big Eight, though, and can cite the there will be no Individual responses VISA M*gl*rch«r9« Hebron Ave. recentbowlgame^MuUs^o^^rtermjrrt INEWSPAPEB ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ______6«B-080S b F N K i I’AC;K KKillTKKN - KVKMNO IIKRAU) Wed . March 21. 1979 ScotVs World Chorus Benefits EVENINGJIERALD. Wed., March 21. 1979— PAOK NINUTTBRIU New Hope Manor The Silk City Chorus, Manchester's Como Sails Calm Water barbershop harmony singers, donated 5400 Sunday night to New Hope Manor. I Bv \ KR\ON SCOTT In addition to several recording performed in England and Scotland. ITS SPRING in .sessions a year, Como stars in a pair The warm response convinced him Chorus president Gerry Richmann HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Perry of television specials every Chrimt- he'd been missing the real delights of presented the check to Joanne Como cut his first song for RCA mas and Faster for ABC, which was show business. Stowell, administrative director -of Records. "Goodbye, Sue." — an old the reason .for his current visit to "It was great," he said. “ When I New Hope, during the Bob and Vin's 78-speed ballad 35 years ago — and Hollywood. opened in London's Palladium, it was Barbershop radio program aired on just signed a 10-year extension with "I picked sea.sonal shows because 10 minutes before I could sing the WINF. the company, thereby establishing a they're a little easier to do," he said, first note. The audience just kept Richmann said the gift is the longevity landmark. "They dictate the Songs. Lotta cheering. They shouted, asking me largest single donation the chorus The smooth, easy-going Como . has made to any’organization. The GLASTONBURY springtime music at Faster and. of why I hadn't bwn there before. I told thought about his contract and burst course, there are hundreds of Christ­ 'em that I hadn't been invited. money is part of the "proceeds from Open House Set out laughing. mas .songs. I've been doing the "When I finished my songs, they the barbershop^rs' annual parade of By Sierra Club "I'll soon be 66 years old," he said. Christmas show for some 21 years called out for me to chat with them. harmony staged each January. Sale To Benefit Library "When I signed the extension, I said. The group also is sending $300 to HARTFORD —The Connecticut now," So I brought a chair on stage and sat GLASTONBURY —The East Glastonbury Library 'You must be crgzy. I'll be in a the Institute of Logopodics in Chapter of the Sierra Qub will hold ^ k s -R u th Risley, 633-2920 Ruth Crowell, 633-1080; Como lives on the inland waterway and talked, answering questions. I've Friends will sponsor its spring sale featuring books, wheelchair 10 years from now," Wichita, Kan., Richmann said. Sup­ Duffy Schade, 633-4885, and Sarah Gonzales, 633-2673 in Jupiter. Fla,, 80 miles north of never seen anything like it. They an open house March 25 from 2 to 5 baked goods and bric-a-brac Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 Hardly. Three years ago, long after port of the institute, a research and p.m. at its new Hartford office at 69 Bric-a-brac - f e ts y Pitt, 633-2887; Katie Peele, 633- Miami, with his wife of 46 years, treat you as a friend, not an enter­ p.m. at the East Glastonbury Public Library, 1389 Neip- 9953, and Mona McRae, 633-2655. such revered contemporaries as the tainer. treatment center for children with Lafayette St. Members and friends late Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra Roselle. Almost every day finds sic Road, next to the Eiastbiiry School. Plants-A nn Hansen, 633-4310 and Robbie Ruland, 633- Perry in his 19-foot power boat out on "It was like a family reunion in Ita­ voice diseases, is a national service are invited to attend. Fiction and non-fiction paperback and hard cover books 4527. were more or less considered back ^ j project of the Society for the Preser­ Clyde S. Brooks, state chairman of ly for me. I don't think it was an ego will be priced low. Cashiers-Kathy Murphy, 633-0662 and Priscilla Mari- numbers. Como tu rn ^ up with two don't like to catch anything I trip or anything like that. It's vation and Encouragement of the club will attend as will members gold records for It s Impossible Baked goods will include specialty breads, cookies and cle, 633-8746. can't eat." he said. "So we have a lot gratifying to experience so much Barbershop Quartet Singing in of the executive committee and Don­ and "And I Love You So." unusual foods. There will also be plants and bric-a-brac The library telephone is 633-5637. of fish dinners at home. I take my affection from so many people. America Inc. The Silk City Chorus is na Parson, office director. Wine and items. "When those songs came along, a chapter of SPEBSQSA. cheese will be served. In case of planned delivery of gift items, the library is grandchildren out on the boat once in "What amazes is me is the number Donations may be left at the library through today open Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m The they scared the hell out of m e ," the New Hope Manor is a residential h'l'i/lntr OO _____t______. . . - a while, too. And when I'm not of young people who show up — I The program will include a slide Baked goods may be left during the daytime Friday, or Friday, March 23, open hours are only for receiving and singer said, grinning. "I wasn't mean from 18 to 30 years old. I treatment center for young women show on "Why the Sierra Club?" And looking for such big hits at that point fishing, I play a little golf." soon after 9 a.m. the day of the sale. Tax exenlption slips pricing items for sale, thought I'd be like Lawrence Welk suffering from problems related to also a slide show on “ Alaska in my career. I think hits like that Como sings in concert six or seven will be available upon request. out there playing to a sea of gray drugs or alcohol. The barbershoppers Wilderness," a major concern of the The following sales persons may be contacted for come out of left field. You can't look times a year at dinner theaters around the country, keeping in touch hair. People would have to be older ^selected New Hope as a beneficiary club nationally.' for them. further information: FACTORY SALEI with the public. Fxcept for a few gigs than 40 to remember who I was. It's a because of the home's outstanding As a final part of the program, ' Co-chairpersons —Grace Keller, 633-7395 and Barbara "It's as if songs are looking for in I.,as Vegas, he rarely appeared on kick seeing so many young ones." work with young people, Richmann Duncan Bailey, the national outings Constantine, 633-2537. somebody right to sing 'em. Like stage in person during his long Perry will expand his horizons next said. leader of the club, will tell of such ac­ Baked goods —Helen Sweeney, 633-1951 and Kay Car- Debby Boone and ‘You Light Up My Ruy This career. month by jetting to Japan to play six Girl Scout Troop tivities, both national and local. baugh, 6,33-3257. Life.' In my case it could have been concerts in 10 days. Next year he somebody else." He discovered the thrill of live hopes to return to Furope. Plans Craft Fair audiences five years ago when he Secretaries Host 8TIHL 031AV MANCHESTER —The fifth annual Springtime Craft Fair and Exhibit, Barbara Kennelly ARE YOU featuring professional crafts, will be CHAIN SAW TV Tonight HARTFORD —Secretary of the sponsored by Girl Scout Troop 77 State Barbara B. Kennelly will be the May 5 from 10 a m. to 3 p.m. on the SUITED FOR 6dX) guest speaker at a meeting of the 6:00 12:30 1:45 grounds of Center Congregational Edward Tha King (jDM ovla "The Burning Hills" Greater Hartford Legal Secretaries ovaLuoy i Eight la Enough ® Joa Franklin Qiurch. In the event of rain, it will be iJotwr-iWlid (1957) Tab Hunter, Natalie Association Wednesday, March 28, at SPRING? ) NBA Baakalball Wood 1:50 in Woodruff Hall of the church. Boio'l Big Top SKW araOIThaPtalna (£ Nowf Marc Anthony’s 1000 Wethersfield TV Community CoUogo 9 G raat Parform anoaa 12:37 All area craftsmen interested in Ave., Hartford. MyThrooBon* lly G raham C rutada d ) & M a n n l x 2:15 participating in the fair may make Bonanza ■ a a b t l l ® Nawa Her topic will be “ Duties as SEE THE WIDE I Btudk) Baa 12:40 arrangements to rent space by con­ 0:00 ( 3 7 K o j a k 2:20 Secretary of the State.” SELECTION BY AUSTIN 6:30 ® M ovla "Torrid Zone" (1940) tacting Mrs. Nancy Thomas of 76 A social hour will be from 5:30 to H IL L , QORDON OF (T) CoNaga Baakalball 1:00 ) Tha Bra<^ Bundi W Undaraaa W orld Of Jacquat Jam es C agney. Ann Sheridan Scott Drive or Mrs. Beth Wilt of 57 6:30 p.m. followed by dinner at 6:30, PHILADELPHIA, LALIFFA j Bowling POrDollart Tomorrow Lexington Drive, C o u a l a a u and a meeting afterward. AN BLEYLE b Haaa Qoapal Tima IJl & C harNa's A ngala The troop is sponsoring the fair to John A. Keller III js^shoiyn with the sign he placed at the SIZES 4 to 18 ‘ ‘~'SNBCNawt 09 ra G9 Sluda Lonigan The meeting is open to the public. Sava wEaay raise funds for a camping trip to East Glastonbury PuBlic Library advertising its annual sale. b Adam-12 10:00 !VIolht*r Pox Painting ^Mikado^ Set Cape Cod and to purchase camping (Photo by Duffy) • Hlglwtl Fount To WolgM Inglno Otitput 9 Tha Growing Yaaia 131 nvwv • Fully AutomoUo ond A4|uotoblo Cholii ONot X ® 20/20 Rita Kenway adds a whisker to the tiger set she has painted and troop equipment. • HKHi VoNogo lenWon SyoMm 6:06 fob Living Faith HOLLYWOOD (UPl) - "Little Miss Marker." The t Itju lp p ^ WIU) AnH VIbrotton tyoloni Hot. ONawt Universal Pictures is to be used in “The Mikado” to be presented by the Manchester • Lwgo lolllod OuM MuMot 1 0 : 1 5 dimpled darling who wins AA G ro u p 1IM 8 7:00 Gilbert & Sullivan Players March 29, 30 and 31, with a special Legion Post • lu in To Loot Tmiloo Ao Long Ao Any ( o * Ho t i n GD C ollaga Baakalball deliberately bringing a the role will costar with Untold Your WInga • WorroiHy iookod ly FooMiy-Trolnod lotrlolng Dooliro 1CB6 Nawa stage mother pox down on Walter Matthau and Julie performance March 28 for handicapped and retarded children, MANCHESTER - The Day by Day ) Six MMWon Dollar Man 1 0 : 4 6 group of Alcoholics Anonymous will Aids Pupils j 69 ABCNawi O Rad Sox W rap-Up its head this month with an Andrews in a remake of the at East Hartford High School on Burnside Avenue, East Hart­ and Fly Away ) Dating Qama open casting call at the meet tonight at 8 at Center HEBRON —The Jones- COFIELL'S SPORT & POWER EQUIP 11:00 picture which made a ford. (Herald photo by Pinto) 300 NEW LONDON TPKB bFaattval Of Faith Q ) X 02 91 ra SD Nawa studio for a 6-year-old girl superstar of Shirley Tem­ Congregational Church. Keefe' Batson Post 95 of the I BMy Graham Crutada m Carol Bum atl And Frianda American Legion is con­ round 2211 MAIN STRECT, GLASTONBURY. 633-4567 QLASTONBURY.CONN. fk nWWm>1— to play the title role in ple back in 1934, AA contact is available 24 hours a Dick Van Dyka ducting its annual drive to trip IDIckCavalt , a H ogan's Haroaa daily by calling 646-2355. IRELAND *325 b Nawlywad Gama obtain support for can­ A«r LIngus IThaOddCoupla 11:30 lOvarEaay ) R ockford R laa didates to Boys ’and Girls N.Y. to Shannon JTha G ong Show State. 7:20 9 & Polloa W om an The 1979 Boys State 91 Daily Numbart bV oloa O f Faith AIRWAY 7:30 102 09 Tonight program will be conducted SAUCY SPRING P.M. Magazina bThaRHItman ITRAVELAGENOYI at the United States Coast 81.98 Baauty Show 9 C aptlonad ABC N aws 457 CENTER 8T. Guard Academy in New DRESS UPS — Nawlywad Qama 12:00 646-2500 London J'une 17-22 and the range rateOoutique BIgMonay I L o v a L u c y SPRING MEANS SJ) MaoNaH / Lahrar Raport S Tha RIflam an Laurel Girls State program Fox Run Mall, Qlastonbury Hollywood Squaraa will be held at the Univer­ A NEW FASHION Chloo And Tha Man 1 2 : 1 6 TIoTao Dough ® Movta "East 01 Sumatra" sity of Connecticut June 24- DRESS TO BRIGHTEN (1953) Jail Chandler. Marilyn Compl9t0 30. The cost is $65 per stu­ M a x w e l l Select Group UP HER Travtl Servica atpa Gino’s pizza? dent. Applications must be I'tm 't Lam Taaa bOBwat tb” submitted by May 1 for this off Of WARDROBE. TONITE coming session. • The post is asking for SALE • SALE Clothing from I D. c«»oi »iaui»ie arnii «mic«n7_ contributions of any OUR SELECTION * 1.50 amount. Funds received In d ia ... SrailM natehin’! OTFnn* L e i s u r e INCLUDES Vernon CM ,;,v, from Andover groups will •POLLY FLINDERS iT|MBr I •». i'i iiii 11 be used to support students Swimwear! Reg. $17-$18 •CINDERELLA from that town and 659*0162 •HER MAJESTY likewise funds contributed ■ - Ilf a AND MANY MORE ThoMOBIH by Hebron groups will be I V l I U l H a l l o w e e n used for Hebron students. Unless otherwise U»e Our Lay Away Plan HBMOLABS o o o f c a o o n ' HCHNIC0L0R»|g|«» specified, the contributions will be used for either boys or girls to insure the 40% BURT REYNOLDS fjtm iji DOM DELUISE Night- \ ’ maximum number possible is sent from each town. DemGSetie s ' Come Groups or individuals •Lac«'trlmmtd fitted bodice; Home! \ dainty ttain ribbon tiea. wishing to contribute to the UART*S ■ • r 1 V t Jp FISHING EQUIPMENT lack 8|r Damand program may contact eSeH'fabrIc covartd alaatlo atrapa; "Outfitters to the youngset" TtlO-f'JO either Richard M. Grant, Rods and Reels by: elaatlcizad acrota back «CUEMY post commander, or GARCIA PENN eSalf-fabrlc bIKInl MMUIONOMWK Geraldine S. Grant, of the DAIWA ZEBCO PENWICK Fox Run Mall • Glastonbury auxiliary. Checks should be ( made payable to the Olga*s Lingerie M o n - Sat 9:30-5:30 FrI 9:30-9 ■"THE DEER American Legion Post 95 Licenses Live Balt and mailed to Box 95, T u «*b • Sat. 10*5 HUNTER" F ri. 8 Hebron. M 2450 Main St. T he Republican Olaalonliury 633«724l Woman’s .Club of Hebron PATTY VARESIO t Proprietor rW^Arby^A ro y s now has voted to donate $65 to tfyoQ love Rqn Gino’s good the program as has the SPORT CENTER now offersiflters offers!offers two two And if you’re really lucky, you could do even Republican Town Com­ 361 NEW LONDON TURNPIKE pizza ( a ^ who doesn’t?), you’re better. mittee. GLASTONBURY, CONN. 06033 roast roast beef beef going to I^pa Gino’s Instant Fbtza sauulmcbes sandwiches Game, too. Papa’s Vacation Bonus Prizes. Yon can’t lose! Hawaii, DisneyWoild or Montreal! icrc#^ if^oiexo A FREE SLACK? Just scratch away Your 5 stubs spelling out B-O-N-U-S the sGce of pizza also make you eligible to win That's rig h t. . .a free slack— ‘*‘* 1 : 7 0 J SO^offasBBsBptzza on the top portion Thi*« vu rk >uu Ellen Alan one of 3 fabulous vacations: THAT SPECIAL LOOK including tropical worsteds— up hnu‘lo Ko to an ( ^ 75* offt Inge pizza of the card, and ,\r!nVi KlhisI Burstyn Alda 1) a free trip for to $30 accompanies our Dacron KeNiauranl. bk*A'nus4' Sloffa Inge pizza see what special two to Hawaii for thiik ilk fur YAMAHA XS ELEVEN SPECIAL and Wool Hopsack Blazer. The $170 (imt*. pizza prize you’ve “Same me. ajta s m i ciwese pizza with 8 days and 7 nights. introduemg the XS ELEVEN SPECIAL Styted lean artd low. blazer, in ten great shades (in­ Thu big.luics purchase of large pizza won. 2) A free trip for" rtlaied and beautiful With an IIOIcc. four-cylinder fresh.Hh^onH', powerplant that means business out on the road Featuring cluding the ever-popular navy)! k'an.KiHciouN uhlsI • Coratant-mesh, frve-speed transmission • Transistor ''y b«^f MndHkhew any pizza half price Then there’s two adults and controlled ignition • Srrioolh. quiet shaft drive • Stepped the bottom por­ one child to seat and puTibaefc har>dtebars • And lots of chrome D on 't miss out on this great " Now does opportunity— this offer is good J that makr tion of the card. DisneyWorld in Orlando, Florida for 8 days and for>tm Don’t throw it away! Scratch away the slice of 7 nights. Hus free admission for 2 days and free only while the supply lasts. The anduHir famih Blazer, $115. N o charge for alter­ 4>rdoc7«lhal pizza, and see what leaer appears. Y5^en you’ve col­ passes for 16 rides. 3) A free weekend for two in makeM*n<-N,U-S,acil,wTm)ra«rMacHi4iddKnaatXe travef m style iri smooth, quiet, comfort- Telephone 203-633-5203 m 0 b m abie and fast With extra touches for that EMer « oAca , , bke, bw ik came* be Itccmd b, Soextiy, Mi, 6, IV^. No MiecbeeeiiccesiHyMKoiaoaiePnaa>ilbebtklMe,7,|y».DnrnB,‘>YKit«>lo«iiFnm>iUbebeUMn21,i«79.AU> 1 wiX be oobliKI...... b, n k.... . Ttxvd dam-Mbvet ■ I, mdibikt, - . . Tues. and Wed. 9:30-6:00 ARBrS ROAST BEEF i ■M iMNmit dr hm All mvfl BMI be coaplncd b, Deccokier 31. im . niZ ES NOT REDEEMABLE IN CASH Thurs and Fn. 9 30-9:00 Sal 9:30-5:30 257 Broad St Manchester I W. m u m T v ra p ln I M I U U f l I 64M515,.r5Si“r-J I*A(;K TWKNTV - KVKNINa HERALD. Wed.. March 21, 1979

128. Mike DeSimone 127, programs. He will be Bakstan 821. Ed Scott 821, We want to remind you if we gel more than two KVhNINti...... IlhllAl.D...... Wed.,...... Marcli. 21. 1979- i-AiiKPAftF TWFMTv.ni\|p rwENTl News for Senior CItIwnt talking up ideas and I'm Clara Hemingway 127. Olive Houghtaling 815, again about the Hawaii trip buses we’ll go again, the sure you men will be in­ Anna Demko 123, Gladys Andy Noske 793, Josephine May 7. Any questions, just week of June 11. The com­ MCC Prof To Appear terested. He'll be around to Seelert 120, Mina Reuther O'Connor 765, George Last contact Paul Ryan at 529- plete package will be $115 Ily \U .> KOK ri> change you can drop by and Washington Monument and 117, Betty Jesanis 116. 5Mate hyes Bolton Roads woo the ladies and help 764. Paul Shuetz 763. Al 3321. Hi. everybody! your money will be others. The cost is $84 per and we will talk about this At Language Hearing BOLTON — While actual with their programs as Joseph Martino 115. Helena Chellman 754. Frank Keep in mind our other pavement deterioration as heaving at culvert that pavement deteriora­ The fir.s( important news refunded. person, double, and $114 a little later. We haven’t construction details and well. Gavello 115, Hans Gadom ski 750. Jennie trips like Wildwood and the a result of poor base con­ locations caused by a com­ tion can be alleviated by is that we have to change While on trips we remind single. When signing up any details on the Grand MANCHESTER - Dr. Toby proposals in the Helsinki Agreement, cost estimates were Oh, yes, his name is Joe Frederickson 115. Fogarty 748. Burt Turner Grand Canyon. The ditions and poor drainage; bination of ground water rebuilding the poorest sec­ the date to see the show you that this coming Mon­ you can pay $50 or more Caiiyon trip as yet but will Tamarkin. associate professor of which focus attention on Me impor­ beyond the scope of a road Diminico. He certainly On Sunday, it was 741. L ^ Fallot 735. Tom Wildwood trip is scheduled there are numerous road­ build-up and poor installa­ tions and removing and •Girl Crazy" at the day. we will be signing up now and the rest in a few be putting things together romance languages at Manchester tance of teaching foreign languages, condition survey conducted comes at a good time rehearsal time for our Regan 735. soon. side obstructions such as tion. resetting pipes in the cul­ for two different trips. One for the week of June 4 and Community College, has been be implemented," Dr. Tamarkin C'oaehlight. On Monday we weeks. because as you know variety show and things by the state. Anthony V. trees and poles; and also The report concludes vert areas. will be the one to the’dog selected to represent the goals of said. “The importance of learning Milano, secretary of the started registering ju.st Now- to the happenings. Gloria is at this time are really shaping up. It ^------before 8 a.m. and by 8:45 track on Thursday. April foreign languages educators in the other tongues grows daily as the peo­ Connecticut Office of I'm happy to announce we traveling by air almost half will be another super show a.ni. we signed up 96 peo­ 19. This will kick off our Northeast region of the United States ple of the world are drawn closer Policy and Management, now have another worker way around the world. She and one you won’t want to ple. Then we made a check Furnishing Fund Haising. at a public hearing in Bolton in May. through travel and study, improved said if is hoped the survey on our staff. Through the will be landing in Java miss. Tickets are now on with the people at It will include the bus ride, She is one of only two represen­ communications, governmental report will prove of value CETA program we were where to visit her son, a sale. We have to sell about Coachlight to see if they entrance to track, tip able to hire an ambitious tatives from Connecticut, The other relations and expanded business ven­ in establishing a road im­ SPRING SALE major in the Army. She 1,300 tickets for Friday and could handle a third bus. sheet, and a roast beef is Jane Bourque from Stratford. tures," she said, provement program in young feUow to help us. He will be gone for the next another 1,300 for Saturday. SPORTCRAFT It was at this point that dinner, all for .$5. Representatives of foreign "We are gratelul to President Bolton. RECENT is a golf professional and five weeks. I'm counting on Our big bus will pick up for we were told that there The other trip is a three- language education, international Carter for establishing the The survey was made on LEATHER SOCCER BALL was an a.ssi.stant at the you to welcome Joe and the Friday night show only. was a mix-up and they day jaunt to Washington. studies and social studies will appear President’s Commission on Foreign the request of Henry Ryba, R«fl. 13.4B Manchester Country Gub make him feel right at The rehearsal this week before a May 4-6 regional hearing of Language and International Studies, first selectman and the JARTS couldn't handle us for what O.C. This trip has a for a few years. He also is home. will be Sunday from 2 to 5 SALE we had. Therefore, we had package that consists of the President’s Commission on and encouraged to think that we will project was carried out Rtga** quite a fisherman and com-. The happenings here p.m. to cancel the April 18 date accommodations at the Foreign Language and International move forward under its banner,” she with three basic goals in es with quite a bit of start with 46 players for Monday was a busy day, and we are now scheduled High Rise Quality Inn. Studies to discuss ways to overcome said. mind. Milano said. #17244 experience in many areas. our Friday afternopn set­ starting with registration SALE *2** for Wednesday. May 9. We sightseeing at the While the lack of emphasis given language Dr. Tamarkin teaches Spanish at The goals were to It is our hope that ho will back games. The winners for the Coachlight. In the can take three buses if we House. J.F. Kennedy and in te rn a tio n a l stu d ies in MCC. She joined the faculty in 1969. provide Bolton with an be able to put his ideas to are Arvid Peterson 136, afternoon it was pinochle Dr. Tohv Toniarkin VICO All Purpota SHOES JET STRIPPER can fill them. So if any of Center, National Archives. American schools and colleges. She lives in West Hartford with her overall condition report on work, especially in getting Paul Oltone 134. Lillian games. We had 56 players you who have signed up Arlington Cemetery, The Northeast Conference on the husband and two daughters. the town roads, to provide some men interested in our Rutchik 133, Al Chellman and the winners arc Martin RUNNIN6 SHOES find you cannot make the Teaching of Foreign Languages information as to high T o p CKwItty U g h lm la h l RtO. 11" Hyton nMOh uppw* m n - m B ■ ■ (NCTFL), is coordinating the hazard locations, and to foretd wllh oanulnB N E A I E hearing. Grasso Plans Hours in Area provide a ranking of roads $ $ 0 0 MMdt iM thtr trim. V f i b E Conservation Panel The representatives will present a ELLINGTON - Gov. Ella Grasso call the governor’s toll-free informa­ on both accident and BIw or Brown /^FTSMANSHIP set of recommendations to help guide will hold public office hours in tion bureau at 1-800-842-2220. deficiency data. To Present Budget DOMESTIC & the president’s commission in its ef­ Ellington Wednesday, March 28 from Gov. Grasso also holds public Milano said, "The town HEBRON — The Conservation Commission will pre­ j f j N W o o d inc forts to implement within the United 10 a.m, to 2 p.m. evening office hours at the State roads suffer mainly from CRACqUETBALL EQUIPMENT iSSTBUBaHf sent a proposed budget of J3,805 to the Board of Finance. IMPORTED States the objectives of the Helsinki The hearing will be held in the Capitol once a month. These hours three problem areas which Thursday, for its consideration before it goes to the an­ Agreement relating to foreign Commission Room' of the Ellington normally are scheduled for the first do not appear to require C A D D ^ O SMalnSt. Open Dally nual budget hearing and town meeting. Of the total, $3,000 languages, cultures and civilizations. Town Hall, 55 Main St. Persons Monday of each month. complex solutions." ■ f lllll 9 643-7111 9-9p.m. is proposed for use to buy or develop land. The town has “We are deeply concerned that the .■•ichinn tn make an appointment can The report notes there is 2 HARDWOODS $5,000 in its reserve account for this purpose, to date. The requested amount would be added to this. lUMKR-PtVWOOD-VENiaiS The budget request represents an increase of $525 over Bolton School Club the current budget. The major increase is $200 for survey and development of a plan for the use of property being — itocL f o r ca Lin el worL — Sets Roman Banquet acquired as open space land in the Northam Hills and Joshua Farms subdivisions; and $300 to implement BIRCH - CHERRY - MAPLE - BASSWOOD - RED OAK - BOLTON — The Bolton High School Latin Qub will recommendations in the plan, for the property. WHITE OAK - WALNUT - TEAK - MAHOGANY - PINE have its Roman banquet March 31 from 6 to U p.m. The Some of the preliminary work will be done by the LEONKASSLER POPLAR - ROSEWOOD banquet is in honor of the founding of Rome in 753 B.C. by m a st er CRAFISMAN-EDUCATOS " Tolland County Soil and Water Conservation District. 27 CofTKTipfce Sfreei ov#r 14 spwciwt in stock (most sixos avoiloblo) Romulus and Remus. Implementation would then be initiated as a project by Glasionbury Connecticut • i • f •it* Members attending will be dre.ssed in togas and will Business (203)659^767 Woodwocking cU sscs available one or more students, possibly from either Eastern Residence (20.1) 643-99'2 C all 6 5 9 -0 7 6 7 serve Roman style. There will also be Olympic games Connecticut State College or the University of Connec­ and a fashion show. ticut. More than 100 people are expected to attend the The remaining amount is budgeted for the: Town pic­ banquet. nic, $175; meetings, $50; trees for the Arbor Day Janina Ryba and Jim Kowalyshyn are general program, $50; and $30 for miscellaneous. chairmen for the event. Subcommittee chairmen are Karen Manning, food; Maria Stoppleworth, decorations; Free for Foster Parents Brian Winkler and Marty Ferguson, entertainment; Kirsten Wagner, set-up. MANCHESTER — A free open house for foster parents MANCHESTER LUMBER The club's officers are Ann Stoppleworth, president; will be held next Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the music room of Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. The event is Tom Maneggia. vice-president; Karen Manning, W hy . sponsored by the Foster Parent Program of Manchester secretary; Adam Teller, treasurer. Susan Murray. Latin Community College. Prospective foster parents and teacher, is club adviser. ^ adoptive parents also are welcome. "The Foster Care System" is the topic of a panel dis­ Eighty SlutltMils ConipeU* cussion. The panelists are Dom Maio, centralized home­ From BOLTON — Eighty Latin students competed in a finding unit matcher; Barbara Hinkley, home study national Latin exam recently. The exam is sponsored by worker; Kathy 'Janes, recruiter; and Gene Marquet EARIYraRD Wed. Mar. 20 the American Gassical League and the Junior Classical Hartford Pwonal protective service worker. A film, "Talk to Me, " will be League. ' shown. thru The exam consists of 40 questions including Latin To learn more call Virginia Collins, 646-3977. ...IT ’S TIME TO GET Sat. Mar. 24 grammar, mythology, history and word derivation. It is taken by more than 9,000 students nationwide. Spring Fashion Show Set SALE READY FOR SPRING! The exam was proctored by Jo.seph Shanahan. The VERNON — St. Bernard's Home & School Association exam results will be known in May and awards will be will sponsor a fashion show, "Burst into Spring," April I presented. is the last place y3u at 2:30 p.m. at the Country Squire Restaurant on Route all prices cash & carry Later this spring Bolton students will compete in an 83. exam sponsored by the Connecticut chapter of the Mrs. Annette Grenier is chairman of the event which Classical Association of New England. will feature staff and students of the school, as models as well as other members of the families including fathers and younger children. Staple-Up A The fashions to be featured will be from Harvey’s of should Manchester, and thd Village Bridal shop and Zahners of •UllOINO pROOuers Vernon as well as the Youth Centre of Manchester. Ceiling Tut Tickets are available from members of the association or by contacting St. Bernard's School. Dead Locks to open an single cylinder l ” x 3” We pay the highest interest any bank can pay: 8% SLIP INTO ROBLEE’S 1 1 1 5 0 1. Furring compounded daily for an effective annual yield o f 8.45%. LEATHER MOC, double cylinder We guarantee that rate for 3 to 10 years. You choose ■^ \ \ Strips 2. $1680 the term. AND SAVEI 1 \ \ 3 . We permit you to withdraw your money at age 59Vi r-vX \ V-Y- Lock Sets with no penalty whatever. per lin. ft. 28.99 4. Your money is insured to $100,000 by FDIC. ------1 Reg. $36. You'll love the comfort of Key-in-Knob 5. We charge no commissions or fees. 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Tuevlay Ihru Thursday. 10 - 8 l i i ■ Friday. 10 • 5 Saturday Fisn SPECIAL SUNDAY HOl.'RS THOM ASTON ONLY: |50 fasssasffik! 12-5 H a r t f r a d N a t i o n a l 255 CENTER STREET i SETH THOMAS EACTORY CM.TI.fTS reg. $89.50 MANCHESTER a 135 so . MAIN ST. THOMASTON C T ,^ XBankandlhistCoaqiaiiy Membcrpoic I and BARGAIN BASEMENT | 0KN;M0N.-S«T.7MhSpM I MAIN ST. RIVERTON CT. | X tfhm tntt unrr Sumlatn 4 Uondayu % OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 12^ PM -t- l’,\(iK T\VK\rV TWO KVKNINC MKHAU). Wol.. March 21. 197!) Bolton High Posts Honor Roll EVENING HERALD. Wed.. March 21. 1979- PAGE TWENTY-THREE INDEX BOLTON-The following is The following students Melinda Sherwood. Edberg. Suzanne Fenton. Ahearn, Fellow Lawmaker i NOTICIt the honor roil for the se­ were named to the general Christopher Ursin, Michele Russell Fish, Susan Gately, t — Loli and Found cond marking period at honors list; Vanepur. Christine Richardson. Seth * — P#*Donait Grade I I Teller. 3 — AnnouncorTHinia Bolton High School. Grade ll! 4 — EnlMfiiinmanl Ann Cim n, Charlene Fen­ Grade 0 Clash on School Assaults I 5 — Auciions Those receiving high Antonio Branco, Theresa ton, Martin Ferguson, Laurie Heidi Cloutier, Kimberly honors were : Anne Burke, Karen Godreau. Hv m « A O V. K VNMKI.I.O watered down bill comes up in the problems that prolonged student un­ FINANCIAL Teresa Hoover. James Gagnon, Teresa Landrey. Columbia. Dawn Corneliuson, 8 -- Bonds-Stochs-MortgMgM Stoppicworth, Grade 12: Lynne Schlitzer.. Patricia Franz, Lynn HARTFORD (UPI) — Two state House. rest at the school. 9 — PMfionti Loam Christopher Rich and Kowalyshyn, Katherine legislators who are both high school 10 — insuranca Nieldsen, Tamara Roberts, Grade 10 Haoloburdo. Christine Rady, Ahearn said his bill was not aimed He said in dealing with t|ie Adam Teller, Grade 11; Scott Rich, Wendy Verdonc, teachers have crossed swords over e m p l o y m e n t Carole Rose. Susan Rowe, Linda Bushnell, Sarah at the frivolous problems students troublemakers, some cases were 13 - Haip waniad and KJIcn Godreau. Grade Cheney. Cary Cyj. Pamela Jeffrov Warner. the issue of how tough schools should 14 ~ Businass OpDOMunitias sometimes get themselves into, “but referred to police and some were not. 15 — Situation Wantad 10, be n reporting assaults on teachers. the hoodlums and punks who are out •‘It created a double standard, and by students. e d u c a t io n MmmiIs S<*| to assault and maim teachers." whether true or not, created that 18 — Privatt Instructions , A bill that would require school of­ Ahearn. a former Golden Gloves philosophy among the students." 19 — Scnoois-Ciassas ?0 — instFucItoni Waniad By Seniors ficials to report all assaults to the boxer, said he has been forced to Rep. Abraham Glassman, D-South police was amended Tuesday to REAL ESTATE SOUTH WIND.SOR -- fight with students at least four Windsor, said it was up to the teacher 23 — Momat lor Sola The Sani Proparty has iilaniu'd a varicly ol Board of Education to determine teachers “have come to me for help cipal of the school — to file a com­ 26 -- Busmass Proparty trips and activities lot the Start m it day with what acts of violence should be to control unruly students." 21 - Rasoft Property 3 plaint. 28 - Real Estate Wanted coming months, including reported. Rep. James Dyer, D-Danbury, Ahearn said many teachers were Rep. Aloysius Ahearn, D-East MISC. SERVICES a trip to the I’lainlicid Dog referring to student disturbances at afraid to file complaints because 3t - Seiv'cas Offered Track Hartford, who sponsored the “get 32 - Painting.Papering Danbury High School several years they won’t be backed up by their 33 - Budding-Contracting, anewdtiersi^ tough" bill, said it was meant to 34 - Roofng-Sid'ng The trips (ilanncd in­ ago. said flexibility was one of the superiors. 35 — Mealing.Ptymbing clude: m arch 2ll. I•’;lll provide "an environment of protec­ 36 - Flooring Hivci I'aclory Onllcl Shop tion" for all school officials. He said 3? -- Moving-Trurking-Storaga 38 - Services Waniad ping Tom. Apiil :i. Plain- Hne^2(Koff tog^yoostatted. he was disappointed with the final measure calling for a new study of MISC FOR SALE field Dog Tiack. Api il*IO; 40 - Household Goods Salem Mass, and Api il 211. the problem. Schiff Gets Term 41 - Articles lor Sale It' However, Sen. Cornelius O’Leary, 42 - Bu'lding'Supphas Iloston Tea I’aily and *3 — Pals Birds- Dogs (Jnincy Market D-Windsor Locks, who is also a 14 — Mualcal IniLrumentt STORE COUPON teacher, argued that school boards 45 • Boats & Accassunos tOi In .'iddilfon. two long In Taxes Refusal 46 — Sporting Goods should have more latitude in deciding 47 ~ Garden Ptoducls trips arc being made 48 Antiques available to liK-al .scniois. whether to report matters to police 49 Wanted to Buy BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Tax rebel deliberated only an hour on Feb. 13 In New Office The first, .schcdiilcit toi or to deal with the incidents RENTALS Api it 211-May 1 will he to themselves. Irwin Schiff, who claims federal tax before rejecting Schiff's contention b2 - Rooms tor Rant laws violate the Constitution, has that the Fifth Amendment to the b3 - Apartments lor Rant Washington. D.C.. and O'Leary was recently assaulted by 54 - Homes lor Rent been sentenced to prison for refusing Constitution protected him from 55 - Business lor Rent Sgt, Gary Minor, foreground, givc,s infor­ one of .several carved out of the old circuit Willi.'onstmrg. .lunc 2it to a student, but chose not to prosecute. to file income tax returns. having to disclose income informa­ 56 — Resort Property lof Rent mation to Officer John Hanley who i.s court room on the second floor of the police .Inly 2. a trip is planned to Instead, he had the school system 57 - Wanted to Rent entering it on the computer terminal. The deal with the student. U.S. District Judge T.F. Gilroy tion on the tax forms which he sub­ 58 • Misc lo» Rent station, A new addition, not ready for oc­ Montreal and Ottawa. mitted to the federal government. Can.ida Gov. Ella Grasso formed a task Daly sentenced Schiff Tuesday to AUTOMOTIVE two officer.s in charge of computer operations cupancy. is included in the overall renovation spend one year in prison and pay a Schiff was sentenced to six months Spring Cleaning 6T — Autos tor Sale at the Manchester I’olice Department moved Kor (Ict.iils. contact the force to study the extent of school 62 Trucks tor Sale and expansion of the station. (Herald photo violence and how to deal with it $10,000 fine for failing to file federal in prison on each count and is subject Members of the Manchester Public Works Department started their 63 - Heavy Equipment tor Sate into the new office last week. The office is Soiitti Wind.soi liccreation to a year's probation providing he 64 — MotorcydesBicydei bv I’into) D e p a rtm e n t, (l'l'l-2't.'l.'l. following the slaying of teacher tax returns in 1974 and 1975. spring cleaning Monday by cleaning an area at the corner of North 65 - Campers-Traiiers-Mobile Schiff, 50, a Hamden, Conn., in­ pays the $10,000 fine. He is free pen­ Homes Anthony Annunziato in a New Haven Mam and Union Streets of debris which had collected through the 66 Automotive Service ON NEW DRIER SPRAY school last December. surance man who has argued his tax ding an appeal and said after his 67 - Autos lor Rant-Lease philosophies on nationally television sentencing, "I’m not going winter. From left. Bill Crossley and David McAdam. (Herald photo bv “We’ve already got enough studies Strempfer) ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK AND EVERY NIGHT (SUNDAYS TIL 6) on this problem,” Ahearn said, in­ talk shows, lectured the judge on anywhere:" dicating he will try to resurrect the taxes for nearly an hour before he But he also said he couldn't pay the police report requirement when the was sentenced. fine because it was levied in dollars (or anyodiertypeor size Secret) “I should not be convicted because and “I cannot comply. It would be as ^ADVERTISING^ if the judge had charged me to fly to ' LIMIT ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE of the prosecutor’s eloquence” he DEADLINE M e d i TO THE CONSUMER CAUTKM* Don I m S e m t r«W OStW by iVbng Rwn to rt said, referring to U.S. Attorney the moon.” South Windsor School Medi-Bulletin: Osrm meoftt wthM meuno M rtauwM pvrctint Ht t*w« rtoim coupo>is 12 00 noon ine day before P'OpnyMvnivimOFifrSKk REHEMOER CWSO'nartDOMOMre'ntb'Ml Lawmakers COMPARE. • • esMIer Affy oitwr vu codsMvtn h*wd Richard S. Blumenthal. “Even at Schiff has contended that paper publication this late date he (Blumenthal) could money is merely a federal unit, not Deadline lor Saturday and Mon* Remember... 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Susan Martineau, Kent Rona Karasik, Peter Kasper. & 7 . ; . 9 9 ' that would prohibit employees from Both men were sentenced by Chief pressures and problems with lacampo, Susan Katz. Curtis Anihony King, non Manor. 180 Regan Road. ▼ 5 3 ' Borax. Mawhinney, Brian McAn- Vernon. joining up with firms in the same U.S. District Judge James H. alcoholism. Juggins. Susan Larson. drew, Kimberly Meyerhardt. .lerilyn Kosciw. Marietta C W OUR REG .85c OURREG 69c Maureen Leavitt, Dawn l.ec. A Jy Roby Ruth Nuggets Welch's good, business. Meredith after undergoing psy­ Cosgrove, once a member of the Laurie Midlin, Christopher Krahula. Valeri Lallier. CERAMIC TILE MFXHANIC or Rutter Finger noturol taste Trepang’s crew, said the plan was to Kevin Manley, Phyllis Miller. Lora Mlslukicwicz, lauren landgrehc, Kathleen C hips 7-ot 20-e i. jor Ms. Gallo said it should be up to the chiatric evaluations. - Flxpericnecd only. Top get someone to put up “front money" Meijers. Walter Morse. Tracy Molitoris. Suzanne Lavoie, Susan Leclalr, Marray wages./teply: Atlas T'ilt 1862 state Ethics Commission to decide on The two originally had been Laurie Murrin, the employee “who has substantial charged with conspiring to steal the by telling them of a phony plot to Murgester. Nancy Morin. lavine. Martin Lunn, Gerald Berlin Tpke,.pke,. Wethersfield. NESTLES G O lO L A ia THG/fli;inG/flR€ yOUR/ .lay Murlha, Judi Murtha. Louis Neary. Jared Ober, Martinez, .leffrey McGill. 563-0151. discretionary regulatory or licensing nuclear submarine Trepang from its steal the submarine. Richard Pelikan, Kristin Per­ Gary Milkic. HOT ROYALESOR authority.” Mendenhall suggested a St. Louis Sharyn Dmara, "" Wi OnOUROUWlBRflnD/ base in New London, Conn. The son. Andrew Peterson. Steven Annellee Ouellette, John Lynn Moriarty, Pamela RN-LPN wanted for full or CHOCOLATE REGAIS Capable people could be attracted charge later was reduced to wire businessman he had worked for, and Picard. David I’uglie.se. Su.san Murrin. Heidi Ownes, .Scott part time on all shifts. Apply Nishll. Linda Pavone. Linda director of nursing. Salmon- DAISY riimfWrYbMd/ foi to stay in state service “if the pay is fraud. Cosgrove pleaded guilty in the businessman telephoned the FBI Quigley. Stephen Rodonis. Powers. Michael Prevost, Paggioli. Lyn Pane. Lisa DENTU-CREME reasonable," she said. December shortly after a jury after the two told him of the plot. Vanessa Rossillo. Sujala Hoy. Patten. Paul Petrie. Susan brook ConvaleseenI Home, off 1 .4 9 Niel I’tachcinskl. Bohert House Street. Glastonbury. 9 7 ' RAZOR Virgin Russell. Derek Pulford. .lohn Reever. Mary Prusaezyk, Craig Rabing. Please call 633-5244. CLEANSER OURREG. I.ISfwpk. COHAGE Sehilke. Robert Sehukei. Em- Roy. S, Hoy, Thomas Saari, Amabil Ricciardone, Stephen OURREG 1 29 2RKS.OF4 zon Schung. Christopher I2*1-0t pkgs .leflrcy Sabia. Riordan. NURSFIS AIDFIS wanted for BUTTER YOGURT .Smith, Robert Start. Shirley Michael Robertson, Lisa full lime on all shifts. Apply v.lohn Scanlon. Colleen TURTU CHEESE Coventry Council Sets Slingle. Cynthia Stricbel, Rmlier. Ililory Rosenzweig, director of nursing Salmori- MAM'S 9 9 ' Pindppple sJdtafIncr, Linda ,S<'hncider, OUR REG. 99c ZrWAX Miehael Sullivan. Damien Karen Schoen. Timothy Dawn Saezawa, Barbara San- brtKik Convale.sccnl Home, off 2 twin blade disposable OURREG 1.49 House Street, Glastonbury, PLAIN OR Mint flavored toothpaste StrawriMrTy Tedone. Shane. Tracy Sheridan. Isirn. Douglas Scwall. .Susan shavers by Gillette. CARWASH Kerris Thomas, William Please call 6.33-5244 PEANUT with onti-yellowing Pesch Bertha Shute, Karen Sieg- shea. formulo. S.7S-OI. Tmimey. Elizabeth Vanhorne. Charter Revision Vote mund. Lisa Sladyk. Carol Susan Sielltzsky. Mark SCHOOl, BUS DRIVERS for EXCEDRIN 1.19 Raspberry Sandra Walker, Dennis Smith. Douglas Smith, .lohn Smith. Martin Smith. Michael .South Wind.sor. Will train. OURREG. 1.69 Wileox. Anne WHkins. Beth Smith, Dawn .Sorosiak. Joanne tr- T e e g h f in is h A shirse Bliiebarry |pz. By GUY DeSIMONE Sullivan. Ann Surber. Sandra Applv 9 Bronklicid Street or REGUUR SUPER-TUFF will be discussed at a special town Wll.son. Glory Wilshn, Denise .Slachowiak, Karen Start, Kim rail 280 5918. after 12 man. Herald CorreNpondent Kjeliquist said that prisoner Tcilier, Amy Teneza. OUR RIO. SLOB o r P .M . transportation by local police places meeting scheduled for Thursday at Wimbish. Kenneth iteitz. Kenneth. Teraz.zi. Brent SI .lohn. A fomily foverite ODOR-EATERS film processing NURSFIS AIDES ■ F’ull lime, 7 -0 1 On May 7 the (Coventry Town Coun­ a burden in terms of time, man­ 7:30 p.m. at the Nathan Hale School, (friid c K Thackston. Gail Theriault. Laura .Swictek. Barbara M.35 cil will vote on the question of in­ Kim Thibodeau, Janice Tersavitch. Robyn Thomas. and part time. 7-3 and 11-7. 0 9 power, and responsibility. Connolly also told the council that iii^h Honor- Flxperienced preferred, but 3/99* itiating a Charter Revision Comis­ the compactor used at the landfill Miehael Adamo. Stephen Topper, Trisha Vale. Barbara Renee Veilleux, Ffdward pair In agreeing to support Kjeliquist's Welch, Paul Wcremchuk, we will train. Apply in person: lie 12 3 .2 9 sion. A two-thirds vote of the council request, the council voted to send area is in need of repairs. He es- Baker. Amy Champagne, Wagner, Sherry Warner. East Hartford f.’onvale.scenl 1OURREG. 1.59 Rebecca Wheeler. Fflizabeth Michelle Yai'avone. Steven ilome. 745 Main Streel. FlasI OUR PRICE Deitfoyt foot odor, is necessary for its initiation, the letters of advocation to Sens. timated the cost at $2,500. He said the laura Coulter. Susan Frat- 10O'Ct. regulor fermvlo AIKMniflMr council was told at its Monday night Wilson, Catheryn Woixl. Tim Zagorski. ilartford. orSO.ct.P.M. E K c e d n n absorbs perspirotion. j_ 20 4 .8 9 BREAD MARGMIME Richard Schneller and David Barry work must be done or the machinery tallone. Robert Goulet. Jarry meeting. and to Robert Walsh, state represen­ will be lost. Kean. Itus.sell larson. Sharyn SCHOOL BUS DHIVEHS- ^iusFREEFTLM~ The council will be seeking tative. Myles told the council that no Excellent I’art Time work. \1 [^ICECREAM 20 or. LOAF' members for the commission, if it is RMWAtHa* Concerning the recommendation of federal funds would be available for , Will train. Call Manchester • numm f t a m i ROU *1 At Ml rapilar law Ftw* approved. If the work of the commis­ the drainage proposal made by the j^^'iuetle. IJndaPitzi, Kristen Spanish Society Formed 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826 R t^ i .o . r«H-<«iw 110 w la.- the Planning and Zoning Commission II 10 IWt*.^ Pn m I sion can be completed by next that the town buy the Salvation Army W.Or P.,wr.,S,rol A -illy E BOLTON — The Martin Fierro Chapter of the National I . l w t , n u , SFXHFITARY - Part lime 3 / 9 9 ^ December then the revisions would land off Coventry Lake, council and said more public input is needed Wasserman. Diane Kenney, Spanish Honor Society is being established at Bolton High mornings. Vernon Circle area. CHARTER OAK MALL go on the voting machines in the member Douglas Whipple posed the in connection with the project. Honor- chool., Typing, and machine transcription a must. Send tvrr* •«* so*r>*s «*s November 1980 elections. question as to whether or not the The firm of Kircaldie, Randall & Tia Abraham. Gregory |)e school recently received approval of its application s«w>« iitwt H eA (niW- 940 SILVER LANE EAST HARTFORD resume In Box A A, e o M*r( At its Monday meeting the council, for mhiqtership in the Sociedal Honoraria Hispanica. Wi R i«m tht Ri|iit a LiMt OaiMitiBi SAU ITEMS THROUeH MARCH 25.1979 town ever owned the land before. McNab, certified public accountants, Areto. Elise Ahearn. David Manehesler Herald on request of Police Chief Robert Council chairman. Jack Myles, said was appointed to do the town audit Anderson. Kevin Andersen, The piraose^of the society is to recognize high achieve­ S A ll PRICES EFEECTIVE TEL 569-4120 Kjeliquist, voted to support legisla­ that the land was bought by the for the fiscal year 1978-79. William Bamhara. Walter ment in Danish by students of secondary schools. NURSFkS AIDFIS- F'ull lime, THRU MARCH 24 tion which would free local police Salvation Army. The council voted to The council also agreed to meet Bassett. Kri.stina Bazzano, Members of the society will be recognized at the all shifts. Flxpcrienee preferred, but training will be 2-3-1 oumhenfand farms from having to transport prisoners to ask Town Manager Prank Connolly to with the engineering firm of Lenard Beland. Judith school's annual awards assembly. 1200 stores there's one nc.ir you' and from court and put the burden on given. Apply in person: Flast look into the matter and report back and Dilaj, on April 16, to discuss the Berman, The society is sponsored by the American Association Hartford (lonvalesccnt Home. Open T'diiys for your convenience the state. concerning the original ownership. matter of the profwsed subdivision on Eleanor Bor- of Teachers of Spanish and Portugese. Helen Winkler, 745 Main Street. East Hart­ In a letter to the council. Chief The proposed purchase of the land Brigham Tavern Road. lolan, Kenneth Brennan. Todd high school Spanish teacher, is the local chapter sponsor. ford.

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Help Wanted 13 J M p Wanted 13 Help Wanted K.Xl’KIUENCED MACHINISTS & LATHE WANTED- GAS STATION O l’EHATOILS- Full or part A T T E N D A N T . 1st shift. time. Excellent benclil.s. App­ ENJOY WORKING WITH Experience helpful but not ly in person at: 1422 Tolland FLOWERS? - We are looking OecMsary. Apply Vernon SALESMEN- Representatives ® ie HeratJi for people to run our outdoor Shell. Route 30. Vernon, needed full time or part time Turnpike. Manchester. LM flower locations Friday, (evenings and weekends). In­ d ill Weldinp Manulacturing CHILD CARE WORKERS - CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Co,. Divi.sion ol BH.S. Inc., or Saturday and Sunday. Work I dividual for turf care es­ call 647-99.11. or all 3 days. Car a necessity. Connecticut Institute for the timating. Local firm. Ap­ Contact: SDR Enterprises. Blind has immediate openings pointments supplied, com­ for child care workers to work ATPENTION - Need 2 people Andoycr 742-9965, missions and expense will with multihandicappcd train. Call Lawn-A-Mal. 649- over 21 Ininu'diale eniploy- children in dormitories and PHONE 643-2711 mcnl This is nol a lancy ad. MEDICAL ASSISTANT FOR 8667 between 9 AM and 9 PM, SALES CAREER- We are DOCTORS OFFICE, assist teachers in classrooms. 'VC simply want a pcr.son ivho I’rior experience with han­ searching for someone Who FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD nceils a permanent job. Ad­ ROCKVILLE - Monday. can. within 2 years, learn our Tuesday. Wedne.sday. Friday, dicapped children required. vancement opportunity. Call Eull time - first, second and business and handle an between HI am and 3 pm. - 12 to 6. .Send resume to Box DRAFTSMAN executive sales position. Help Wanted 13 E.O.E. CC. e/o Manchester Herald. third shifts available. Part ADVERTISINCS lime - third shifts. Salary $3,87 MECHANICAL- Excellent op­ Training salary to $1500 AOVERTISINe portunity for aggressive in­ monthly; Mana|emcnt in­ BOOKKEEPER RART TIME GIRL FRIDAY- to 4.23 depending on shift. T K X A S OIIu CO. needs dividual capable of layout and clined. Write, giving full par- ACCOUNTS payable, For Real Estate Office. Contact Personnel office, Oak RATES OEAOUNE inaluie person. We (rain. Hill School. 120 Holcomb detailing sales drawings for liculars. Business receivable. Automotive Typing and Bookkeeping 1 day ...... 12a word par day 12;00 noon tno d iy boforo Write A.U. Dick, Box 789. Ft. Street, Hartford, 06112 or call industrial heat processing background, etc. to: Sales publication experience helpful. Minimun 5 Worth. Tex. 76101. required. Call Frank Strano. 3da^ ...... 1ia word par day 243-3496 Monday-Friday. equipment. Good benefits in Career, c/o Box DD, 6 days ...... 10a word par day Ooadlina lor Saturday and Mon years full-time recent 646-2000, Manchester Herald. day »• 12 00 Noon Friday bookkeeping experience, between 8 AM-4 PM. E.O.E. our rapid growth company. M d a^ .. N d a y a ...... COMPUTER Send resume, or call Ms. If you have not sold your house or 15 wordi 52 00 minimum (,'arcer position: excellent ad­ APPLICATIONS PERSON CARPENTER vancement .527-8246 FULL TIME POSITION Johnson at 289-1588. In- Happy A d a ...... $2.50 l(Kh wanted to a.ssisi in develop­ OPEN As Warehouse dustronics, Inc. 489 Sullivan EXPERIENCED in PLEASE READ ment of computer remodeling. Call Robert Jar­ callS! Sarvfcea Ottered EXPERIENCED Man-Driver. Monday thru Avenue. South Windsor, Conn. applications. No program­ SERVICE STATION vis, 643-6712. MACHINIST. TOOLMAKER, •Salurdav. 7:30 to 5:00'. Apply E.O.E. Richard MoriconI ming experience nccc.ssary. ATTENDANT - Days, full ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, CARPENTRY & MASONRY- YOUR A O certifieil workers We need a time. Some mechanical at the: W.H. England Lumber I N C O M E T A X LICENSED DAY CARE in Claisliiad adi ara lakan ovar lha Some knowledge of computers PART TIME Experienced Henry E. Agoetinelll allies, garages, yards Additions and Remodeling. lew gixid people to join a Company, Route 44A, Bolton my home. First and second phona at a canvanianca Tha helpful Part lime year round experience preferred. Apply person in Credit & Collection PREPARATION eleaned, moving, Free estimates. Call Anthony voung growing company, full in person: Gil's Mobil. Route Notch. shift openings available. 742- Hartld It ratpontibla lor only (Misition, excellent salary and wanted. Part time 9 a.m. to 1 trucking.Loam for .sale. Lawn 5473. Squillacolc 649-0811. ona incorraci Intartion and man or part time. I’Icase apply at 6. Bolton. serviec. No job too big or equijl op(K)rlunity employer NURSES AIDE- 3-11. Full or SITTER NEEDED. p.m. Call 643-9034. only 10 lha tiia ol lha original In- L.M. Gill Welding .ind BUSINK.S.S 8; INDIVIDUAL small. 568-8522. CARPENTER - Repairs, tarlion Errort which do nol M F. Applications may be- ob­ Part time. Laurel Manor, 91 BOLTON- Hours 3:15 to 5:45. WILL DO HOUSE Manufacturing. Division ol tained from Windsor Public HOUSEKEEPING- Woman SECRETARY / TRAINEE - INCOMF TAXES remodeling, additions, gar­ •••••••••••••••••to******* lattan lha valua ol lha advar- H II S Incorporated. 1422 needed for light Chestnut Street. 649-4519, Must be reliable. Ideal for CLEANING - Part lime, Must ■School District, 150 Bloom- Bolton high school girl. Salary Hartford Patent Law Firm. 1047 MAIN STREET PREI’ARF.I) In the coin- COMPLETE CABPET & Tile ages, roofing. Call David Dogs-BIrds-Pals 43 Apertmenta For Rtnl 59 lltamant will not ba correclad by Tolland Turnpike in hou.sccicaning. 7 hours per bring 1 infant. Experienced. an additional intartion ticlri Avenue. Windsor, 12.00 p r hour. Call 649-5578 Legal experience not fort of your linmo or office. inslallation and repairs. Free Call mornings, 646-4949. Palria. 644-1796. Manchester, or call Carl .Skold week. $4.00 per hour. ATTENTION- Smiling women MANCHESTER, CONN. TWO YEAR OIJ) AFGHAN Connecticut 688-.363I after 6 PM weekdays. required. Requires excellent Cali 646-76'i.1. lor an ap|X)int- estimates. Call 646-3745, after APARTMENT and HOUSES at 647-9931 E 0 E References necessary. Call can earn $95 a week, 2 hours a Hound for sale. Excellent pci. typing skills. 549-5290. 646-5252 monl. 5 p.m. FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY For Rent. Wc have 100s of ren­ between 6 and 8 p.m.. 643-5190. day. 5 days a week, days or - Remodeling and Additions. $50. 649-6404. Host to call tals in all Areas, Prices and EXPERIENCED STOCK evenings by choice. Full time Help Wanted 13 LAUNDRY WASHMAN and CLERKS- Part time, mor­ BRICK. BLOCK. STONE. Kilclicns and Rec Rooms. 35 before 2:30 I’ M. Sizes. Call Rental Assislors, Help Wanted 13 FOLDER- We are now accep­ also available. For appoint­ BABYSITTER NEEDED - nings; also exfKUienccd part EXPERIENCED T a IIT Days. Mature, responsible. Fircplaees.concrclc. Chimnev WILL BARYSrr WHILE YOU years experience! For Free •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2,36.5640. Small Fee. ting applications for part lime ment, call Mrs. Brown 623- •••••••••••••••••••••••••• INCOME TAX Preparation- time afternoon Cashiers. App­ TIME help to work on dairy ELECTRONIC Call after 6 PM. 643-0089. Help Wanted______13 repairs. No job too small WORK DAYS, my home. Big Kslimates. call 646-4239, BUS DIIIVEIIS - will train it PART TIME. Do you have 2 employment in our Laundry farm Apply in pcr.son. 3M 9288. between I and 3 p.m. Lolt-Lend For Sale 24 Exjjerienced. At your home. Musical Instruments 44 2 ly rn pcr.son to: U Save Foods. TECHNICIAN- Part time. Save! Call 644-8356 for cs- back yard. Northend. Call 649- MANCHESTER- Main Street. necessary Apply 90 hours a day? Work at home on Bidwell ; Call Dan Mosler,’ 649-3329 or Department Applicants must 725 East Middle Turnpike. II Street,. Manchester. Hours optional. Expricnced AIR CONDITIONING & linialcs. 7609. FAKHAND HKMODELING - 2'3 room apartments, heated. llrooklieltl .'itreel. .Siiulh Wind­ the phone servicing our be 18 years or older Must tic DEMONSTRATORS: Earn ANDOVER- Wooded 1.8 525-8263. •••••#••••••«••••••••••••• 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and Manchester in repair and calibration. REFRIGERATION .Acres. $7,500 . 2.66 aercs $16.- Cabinets and Formica Tops, Hot water, appliances, No sor, Call 289-.')9l8 customers in vour spare time physically able to lullill biting more money with Treasure SERVICE MEN (2 wantedi. etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main 249-7773 Oscilloscopes, signal 900. Bolton, Acre $10,000. CARPET INSTALLATION - Painting-Papering 32 Hoofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ pels. Parking. Security. 523- requirements Must be House party plan. New Gift generators, etc. 644-2151. Must be experienced. Street, New Hritain. 2'25-1977. 7047. BABVSITTER NEEDED- M ALE AIDE TO CARE FOR Coventry 19 acres $45,900. INCOME TAX Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets. ditions. Decks, All types of Expecting a lax refund? INVITATION TO BID re.sponsible and dependable Catalog. Al.so name brand paralized 23 year old young Excellent wages and benefit./ii. 6 ROOM DUPLEX- Available remodeling spccialisi. Ad­ SEWERLINES, sink lines, April 1st. No utilities. Securi­ Cmirt of Prohatj*. D istrict of Andover EXPERIENCED OIL VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco REFRIGERATORS Cell Day or Eve. tv Feeds. 30 Years at a hearing held on Kehruarv 21. !989 ditions, rec rooms, dormers, cleaned with electric cutters, BURNER SERVICEMAN EARN EXTRA MONEY! BOOKKEEPER Snacks with locations $3,580 Washers / Ranges, used, Experience! 643-4953, 242- LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ty required. Call 643-7267 For the Manchester Evening ordered that all claims imist he WANTED- Please call 643- dbi GEM OrTERPHSES built-ins, bathrooms, by professionals. McKinney evenings: 649-6622 days. pri'senled to the fiduciary on or before Deliver Southern New CALL TOLL F R E E 1-800-423- guaranteed and clean. New 5915. ROOM - Fully furnished. 5135 WE HAVE A CLERICAL kitchens, 649-3446. Bros. .Sewage Disposal Com­ A June 21. I97fl or Ih* liarn'd as bv law England Telephone Direc­ 2355 Ext. 905. POSITION open in our shipment damaged. G.E & 646-3113 pany. 643-5308. Stove, refrigerator, and linens provHleti tories in Manchester, FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. rovihed. 801 Main Street, T H R E E ROOM Herald circulation department. Margaret K Vinkels. Clerk LIKE GUARDS - Glastonbury Rockville. FTIington. Vernon, automotive office for a girl CUSTOM Carpentry - fiomes, APARTMENT - Modern Tlic fiduciar\ is OFFERS INVITED / B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main lanchcslcr, 649-9879. who has some bookkeeping Additions. Repairs! Cabinets. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet R kitchen and bath including Ih'leti Kner swimcluh needs lifeguards for South Windsor, Tolland, RETAIL STORE ON Street, 643-2171. background and is able to CHILD CARE - For ages 2 Call Gary Cushing 345-2009 repairs, plugged drains, heat, stove and refrigerator. IB Brandy Street' fhc summer monihs. Must be Rollon and Glastonbury. If W HEEI^ Make an easy $20.- C iM TREE SERVICE - Free NEWLY FURNISHED & IBollon. Conn OtUMO type. Many company thru 8. in my Slate Licensed kilchen faucets replaced, certIIled in life.saving Call you have spare time during 000 per vear. Excellent terms. FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom estimates, discount senior REDECORATED ROOM- For Available May- 1st. or>6-3 benefits. Call Mr. Satryo Home. Hours: 7 to 6 daily .Hot TIMOTHY J, CONNELLY repaired, rec rooms, References, security, lease. 643-46117 the week and weekends, Call John, at Chenette Set. Excellent condition. citizens. Company refined gentleman. Centrallv — Andover Area— March ,31sl. thru April lllh . for interview appointment. Associates, “ Gallerv Of lunch, laundry and overtime Carpentry and general con­ bathroom remodeling, heat $240. 646-7268. Queen-size bed, triple dresser, Manchester-owned and services offered. Excellent tracting. Residential and modernization, elc. Free located. Quiet neighborhood. and you are a licensed insured 643-5135, ext. 25, between Homes. " 528-9081. dresser with shelved mirror, Room service. 643-5331. 24 hours per week operated. Call 646-1327. references, 643-9677. commercial. Whether it be a Estimate glcidly given. M 8i M KIDS AND PETS OK- 3 driver, with a car or light 9 - 4. night stand. 4 years old. $800. MAINTAINER i small repair job. a custom I’ lumbing & Heating. 649-2871. bedroooms. Has appliances. The Sduth Windsor Ikwrd of T truck, write to: Pro Disco PEPPERIDGE FARM TWO ROOMS ■ Wants two 568-0935. LIGHT TRUCKING - Moving built home or anything In W ucalion lias a giHxl job opp4ir- Y Help Wanted Ine., P.O. Box 5266, Hamden, DISTRIBUTORSHIP mature (older person! male Only $140. (694-1). Rental •Good Car Needed! funity for an ALL MOliND f REW EAVING burn holes. large appliances. Cellars, at­ between, call 646-1379. MANCHESTER PLUMBING Conn . 06518. Plea.se enclose FRANCHISE FOR SALE- and female. Meals for Assistors. 236-5646. Small Fee. MAINY k N A N C K m a n Ho must 4 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. tics. and garages cleaned. & HEATING ■ Repairs. N.C. Lathe Operator telephone number. An Equal Willimantic and surrounding errands. One must have •Salary Plus Car Allowance! Ik* well <|uiiiifio(l liv having the i I IMISC. FOR SALE Window shades, Venetian .Some Painting done. Also; NEWTON SMITH- Remodeling. Pumps repaired KIDS OK ■ 2 bedrooms with following oxiM'rifnro and abihlies , Opportunity Employer. area, with good potential. Call license. 647-1053. KsiKTionrcNi in thi* tifioration and Sand Blast Operator KATHY BARRACLIFFE SAYS: after 3 p.m.. 649-6872, blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Loam. Sand & Gravel Rcmodcling. Repairs, and / replaced. Free estimates. ••••••••••••••••••••••#•#• appliances on first floor. Just mamlonanro of Hoating. Von- ' Marlow’s. 867 Main St. 649- delivered. 644-1775, or 644- Rec-Rooms. No job to small. Electric drain-snaking. 24- $150. (688-4 1. R e n ta l Mon-Friday 12:30-4:30 P.M. Aperlmenis For Pent 53 (dating. Air r«inditioning. Plum- ' Assam Mar GLASTONBURY Articles lor Sale 41 5221. 9532. 649-3144. hour service. 646-0237. Assislors. 2.38-5646. Small fee. Friday Evening 12 P.M. to 4 A.M. bing Syslom, Hopalrs To i 50 Hours, paid holidays, IM F K T M a V WHIM “I love working at lha Maadows... Youll lova Moohaniral Kc|uii»monl. excellent insurance u n n m n i CARRIER NEEDED H tool” LOOKING for anything in real hnowItHlgo of Klootncal Kquio- ' nWEVOBCD: MOVE RIGHT IN- Nice one inont. Kslon.sivo Carpi’ntrv Anili- ' benefits. Apply in person, estate rental - apartments, KOIMa WkIw M b •• emarne RN'S ...... $5.90 par hr to start homes, multiple dwellings? bedroom with carpet and Call Jeanne ly (lOoti pay Kxcollont honcfit.s MdiWT «4 pM m*< * EDUCATION 41 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 appliances. Only $205. (719-41. Apply in porson at the LPN’S ...... $5.10 per hr to atari ALUMINUM Sheets used as Articles for Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 Articles for Sale No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate METRONICS, INC. ftcntal Assislors. 236-5646. KAClLltlKS SF.HVICKS OKFICK. Routt e a 44A SmiZia wroi DIckau CL, Paid holidays, vacations, iqadical and Insurance printing plates. .007 thick Associates, Inc. 646-1980. tlnion ScluHij, 771 Mam SI , South * A COMPLETE BOARDING BOLTON 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 lor MINT CONDITION DINING ROOM SET well 1974 GRAVELY TRACTOR- Small fee. 647-9946 Windsor. l\mn Spring St., benefila, pay Increase attar probationary period, Private Instructions 1$ KEN N EL for Dogs and Cats, $1. Phone 843-2711. Must be HOSPITAL BED- Manual. made, matching table, six with 30 " Mower, Sulkey, Cart MANCHESTER- West Cenler lug S^uWaiM Cooper Dr., uniform allowance, and many other benefila. Dog Bathing and grooming. COZY ONE BEDROOM - Wmwm ewWcM iflKW iii, UmUt Uni REMEDIAL READING and picked up before It a.m. Best Offer, Call 649-9163. chairs, buffet and liquor and Plow. $1200. Call 643-1830. Street, Four room apartment. FiMq. IM N IIillin i Brewster Dr., and Call Sue Robinson, DN S or Pal Soucier, ONLY. cabinet. $250. 646-2869. For reservations, please call Tile bath, appliances, private Heat included. Has math: individualized work appliances. Only $185, (694-4). ADN S, for application. BEAUTIFUL BLACK Canine Holiday Innc, 200 entrance and storage. Good LAWN CARE PROFESSIONALS Wrights La. program. Ilst-8th grade) by Sheldon Road, ' Manchester. Rental Assistors. 236-5646. nSSSUKIUST TEL. 647-9194 master's degree teacher. 568- TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - SWIMMING POOLS PERSIAN JACKET- White location. Available im- Locally batad outlat of national lawn Good condition.Good for DISTRIBUTOR forced to dis­ Mink Collar. Excellent condi­ 646-5971, Small fee. MMUFUT1MMCILIIC. 8075. KITCHEN SET, dining room medialcly. Quiet or retired treatment company haa Job opaninga 41 CHAPEL STREET Call Carol THE MEADOWS plating, or welding. Call 649- pose of brand new 31' long tion. $300. Call 875-2344. set, sectional sofa. Yard and rsons. References, securi­ MANCHESTER, CT. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. above ground pools complete ty. No pets, or children. F O U R RO O M for lawn apaclallilt tralneaa, good pay TELEPHONE • S45-1U7 RIDING LESSONS indoor hand tools. Many other CONVALESCENT CENTER with sundeck, fencing, filter WOOD DECKING From an WHITE GERMAN Unheated, $215 monthly. UNFURNISHED Downstairs and axcallenl opportunity lor advanca- t^tmuwntadne 646-5424 riding ring. Western stock goodies. Leaving area. Must SHEPHERD- pure bred. 12 apartment. Central location. 333 Bhhirall 8L, Manchettar, Cl. 060M seat, saddle seat and hunt A PAIR OF BOAS 901 LOUD and includes full installation. inground Pool. Best offer. Call Write to: P.O. Box 244, East- %menl. High School diploma and good i t o r tee»n mm l-H. Cleta to lltnehmlar Ceammit/Cae»B». sell. 633-5130. Asking $989. Financing 5M-0203. weeks. $65. 649-5082. Security. Call 643-9228, seat. AH levels 228-9817. SPEAKERS. Excellent condi­ ford Conn driving record required. Call tion. $400. A KLH reel to reel, available. Call Stan collect MtOICAL VOICE, PIANO Instructions. brand new. $350. A large AMC MOLDED FORMICA top and 203-236-5871. LAWN-A-MAT OPHTHALMIC Former faculty New York refrigerator, excellent condi­ paneled bar with two shelves and four stools. $175. 646-6028. NELCO SEWING MACHINE- CHANGE YOUR LIFE SHLEI 331 Summit St. SECBETAIIVA Music and Art High School. tion. $200.1971 Toyota Corolla. AUISTANT Professional Singer/Pianist. 50,000 miles, excellent condi­ Built - in button holer, FU LL LENGTH Ranch Mink decorative stitches. Excellent Manchester An Interesting and 644-8597. tion. $1400. Nikko receiver and Maracord turntable. New, Coat, excellent condition. Size condition, including cabinet. Tel. 649-8667 challenging position la Sehoole-Clesses 19 $175. ' 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. $150. 649-6437. batwaan t and 4 open lor the right person. Duties: Appointments, CLIP & MAIL 2 FOR THE BEST - Manchester Typing, Filing, Telephone, Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Patient Contact, In­ pupils per teacher. FR EE in­ NOW surance Forms, NAME troductory lesson with this ad. We have to We are growing last By 1982 we Ophthalmic Screening, MAIL TO: Call 6464306. or 646-3549. P r o n ^ l , expect to have over 1200 units nationwide YOU CAN PLACE YOUR and Contact Lens Instruc­ ADDRESS This last pace can only continue it we are tions. Previous She B e ra U i I REAL ESTATE able to develop the management talent experience a plus. Salary needed to supervise our operations at the CLASSIFIED AD ANYTIME CITY CLASSIFIED AOVERTI8 IHQ Professional based on experience. TRNNit ANYONE? District, Regional. Divisional and Corporate BUDDINQTMIt Excellent beneftta. Send P.O. BO X 591 Homes For Sale 23 Yea this magnMIoant 0 room, 3 bath homa haa a level STATE and tinging birda ring In tpring and thay art In resume, salary history, ManchMiar, Conn. 06040 tournament alza court In Ita back yard. And It af­ abundanoa In thla baautiful 4 bedroom homa In references to: Box EE, c/o MANCHESTER fords a huge 3S‘ family room and a ONE YEAR Whether you join us as a Manager Trainee. ZIP REM ODELED steel sided Results. I ona of Mtnohattor'a ntotl proatiglout arau. ONE Assistant Manager or Unit Manager, you Manchester Herald. (All LIMITED HOME WARRANTY EXAMPLE: older Colonial. Large kitchen, YEAR UMITED HOME WARRANTY INCLUDEOI will receive the benefits of Denny s unique replies held In strict con­ PHONE 1 1/2 baths. 3-4 bedrooms, Management Development Course, the 15 Words for 6 Days fidence.) enclosed porch, oversized gar­ __ - Buying or selling a home? latest techniques ol management, age with patio. All on huge lot. merchandising and marketing We also □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only <9.00 Many extras. .Sold by owner. Insufomt otter tuition aid to help further your formal Appointment only. $59,900. It your home is less Our broad network of education Cali 646-0218. 8ian 7 years old, you FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS can save up to 14% ^ t^ a l sales offices offers You will receive top salary with regular BOLTON- Newer 2200 square oft our already low- reviews, profit sharing paid vacations and 1 2 3 4 5 fool Custom Cyie. 21/2 oaths, cost Homeowners you more. More service. tree medical, dental and life insurance for NURSE ABES 2 car garage Birch Mountain Insurance you and your family Area. $85,900. Lcs.sengcr Sells. More listings. More per­ I r 1 2 to CALLUS 646JI7I3. Bi For confidential consideration, please rush r o u o c T A iu formance. Talk with The d town on Wyiwdlng Hill Dr. Itoa thla apaotoua 4 roREET HILLS bedroom Colonial. First floor familyroom, a resume, or letter detailing your food To provide Nuralng Caro 11 12 13 14 il Lots-Lend For Sale 24 bompmakara dream kitchan with adjdning service experience to In private homaa and Barrow People. . S p U ) ' Icuatom built dormarad Cape Cod with 3 9 MANCHESTER- 150 x 484 ft W .LRSN I gonaroua bedroome, kitohon isdth adjoining faml- bremaat room and mud room. A great plaoa to 'A Medical FacUHIae. Part 1$ 17 It 1$ MR. DON KIRKHAM, DtPT.BB-319 building lot on Cul-de-Sac in USHRNICE MERCY liy room, firoplaoa, carpaUng, and a beautiful In ralta a family. ONE YEAR LIMITED HOME 12S Galther-Or., Suite ~K " time, full Ume. Conaidan- tkm ghran to proferonce prestige area. $44,500. Group I ground pod. Call todajdlooayi WAHHANITWARRANTY INULUUCUIINCLUDEDI ______Ml. Laurel, New Jertey 0I0S4 643-2711 21 22 22 24 is I F. J. Spilecki Realtors. 643- O b— Location and Houcs. 2121. REUB An Equal Opportunily Employer M E NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY ita te T rH T Fif InIsfiMlIiii cil M 27 2* 30 E43-M1S BUNCHARD & ROSSEnO AID A ASStSTANCE a $2 33 u W " ~ {Denny’s Inc. REALTORS Comar of McKes Dollar I Of Nortli Eastmi Coml lows 189 Wsst CeMet H e r a lD Inc. IM Kaal Cantor SL 648-2482 » ------» s6 Saver I CLASSIftEO ADVERTISING M u I t«8 me 1-eee-au-mt i n SS7 EaM Cm Mc SaraM, lit*- 1)1 NNVS SI IS m i l'A( I 647-1000 PA(;K TWKNTY SIX - K\ KNING HKRALD. wed.. Mar

KVENINfj.H ia tALD, Wed.. March 21. 1979 - PAGE TWFlVTv.cimrn.^, Aiitof For Sa/o 6} Autoi For Solo $1 AuiOM For Solo ei Trueki lor Sale 62 PSYCHIATRIC Peanuts — Chariee M. Schulx A g o u r AMC 1975 MATADOR- V-8, 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN air, power steering. $2195.649- -window van. Excellenl condi­ CLINIC tion. Very low mileage. Cap­ ik a a L T H W l ------COMET 1974- 2 door. Thrifty 6 9092 after 5 PM. 1H E R E ...I M OVED FIVE INTH ETUEm V -eieH TH THESE DICE li)EREU5EP ACROSS name nREBIRD 1974- Red. white tains chairs. Stereo and Dear A bby ROUTHElwre' Answer to Previous Puzzle - » r interior. One owner. Im­ cylinder. Automatic transmis­ 5«UAKEE..N 0U , i r s 1OUR CHAPTKOFEMP 06,IT TOOSTAlNTHElillLLOF 6 Prowl JOMBBODffV 1977 PONTIAC TRANS AM- cassette. Radials. 429-9461. 1 Coins 7 Sunflower 0 T N maculate! $3295. Low cost sion, power steering, real 7 T • H e i TURN.„R 0U . T H E PIC E .' mi50F'(KlMANPTHMMIM'. SOD liWEN DECISIONS HAD A E E S terms arranged. Small down clean economy car! $2295. Special Edition, black, Hurst 4 DICE! (kosm 7 German state (abbr.) 0 N [T N R 1 c QD 1977 CHiEVY 1/2 TON By Abigail Van Buren phitosophir N A N T I^ONAPPCt> Mvment. Suburban Motors, Bank terms arranged. Small speed. Fully equipp^. Call SOMESCHOLAKSSWTHEEE TOB£AWPE,AND.„ 8 Come up K E T T HD PICKUP- Customized. Asking 1 \ King of fairies 9 Almost Q R E N i Hi. 83, Mapehester- down payment, or your old car after 5 PM. 568-6302. UBtE& M /UiSIDNK UK EDICE 1 1 0 L A DG $4500 or best offer. Call 647- 12 Western rope 10 Docile 1 i E N 0 Q DR. Talcottville Town Line.. Open in trade. Suburban Motors. 9261 before noon, or after 6 14 Organ of 12 Tilted 0 F F 8 A R 1 t 0 T A 9 to 9. 649-2076. Rt. 83. Manchester- aaHaaacxraaaMauF^ speech 13 Small boy 0 R A T 0 i r • C E N 1 c p.m. z THt Ki-fiPTbMANlA Talcottville Town Line. Open Trucks for Safe 62 15 Mystery 16 Light-maned 0 N N .a A E R A T 1 9 to 9. 649-2076. 16 Poverty-war e 0 A _D L A M r 1972 CHEVY VAN- TO horse i s D , , Needs To Shed agency (abbr.) 20 Sloped 1 T A Cl E Sftc,u\usrl TRADE for newer model. 55,- tv A 1 L s 17 California city 21 Ducklike bird 1 N Q H £ • 0 t 000 miles. Good condition. If 1 C C ft E BUICK 1971 LE SABRE- 4 19 Storage 22 Associates Q a BSBT 1 A T ■f N R A E V door. Excellent throughout! 1976 FORD VAN- V-8 stan­ you want to trade down; Call Weighty Complex building 23 Long ago E 1 D A T 1 643-5747. D E L t 1 0 X L 0 T 61 Aulot For Sala 81 Auloa For Sala 81 Extra clean! $1095. Best buy TOYOTA 1974 COROLLA - 2 dard, Radio. Carpeting, pan- Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 20 Sideways 24 Author OtHeaa-Sloraa lor Rani 55 Autoa For Sala 22 Burmese in town! Suburban Motors. Rt. door. Pretty blue. 4 speed. ejling. 52,000 miles. Good con­ unknown 1974 CHEVY BLAZER- 4 Xtra clean! Inexpensive to currency ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. MONTE CARLO 1973, Power 83. Manchester-Talcottville dition. $3695, or best offer. VOU’RE KK7TTHE (abbr.) 34 Teeter-totter 44 Christmas wheel drive, V-8 engine, own and drive. $2^. Subur­ DEAR ABBY; My mother lives in another town. She 25 Sign of the Ideal location. $300 including steering, power brakes, Town Line. Open 9 to 9, 849- Call 742-7%7, ask for Bob. ONLV O E WHO 26 Largest 39 Australian ani- 46 Personality automatic transmission, clean 2076, ban Motors, Rt. 83. keeps asking me to visit her, but it’s such a drag I seldom go, zodiac utilities. Don Horrigan. automatic. $1,575. Call 649- Uolorcyclea-BIcyclea 64 CAN LEAP, < 26 Actress West amount mal Douglas truck $3195, 1974 AMC DODGE 1973 CHARGER- Manchester-Talcottville Town so she comes to visit me. Barrows Company. 647-I000. 1149 anytime. 1972 RANCHERO- V-8. VOU KNOV.^ 29 Greek colony 27 Coupe, for GREMLIN, 6 cylinder, 3 Blue. 8 cylinder, automatic Line. Open 9 to 9, 649-2076. 40 Large sea 47 Smtlting Automatic. Air conditioner. MOTORCYCLE I am 28, female and married. For years I avoided visiting 31 Redolent one duck chamber speed transmission. 28. miles transmission, power steering. Power steering. New tires. MANCHESTER- Main Street 1976 CHEVETTE SCOOTER • INSURANCE- Lowest Rates mother because her sister lives in the same town and I 33 Plant reaction 26 Weather 48 Top-notch to the gallon, excellent condi­ Real shaip! $1895. Suburban 35 Bxaminations 41 Odalisque modcni office available. 400 26.000 miles, very good condi­ Excellent condition. $2575 Available! Immediate Bin­ always had to go to see her, too. The minute I walked o bureau (abbr.) tion, $1695. 1973 PONTIAC LE Motors. Rt. 83, Manchester- so Negative sq. ft. Heat. AC included. Call tion. $2,000 firm.Call 643-4461. OLDS 1974 CUTLASS firm. Serious inquiries only ding. Sunny Day Option. Call through my aunt’s door she would “weigh" me with her 36 Biddy 42 Actress Novak ^ MANS 2 Door Hardtop. Talcottville Town Liner Open 30 Wing (Fr.) conjunction 046-2469 or 646-2755. SUPREME- 3 Door Hardtop. please. 875-3037. Joan. 643-1136. eyes, then start in on me about how 1 should lose some 37 Aloha symbol 43 Old AM/FM stereo, automatic 9 to 9. 649-2076. CAMARO 1974- Green with 36 Greek 32 Repose 52 Upper surface Burgandy, with white top. weight. Now my mother has started to do the same thing. transmission. V-8 engine, plaid bucket seat interior. 8. colonnade Sharp car! $2595. Suburban 1 2 3 4 466 MAIN STREET. North of sharp, sharp car, $1595 1972 Automatic transmission. Abby, I have tried every diet there is and none has work­ 39 Sharpest 1 6 7 6 k 10 Post office, about 5.000 sq. ft. Motors, Rt, 83. Manchester- CHEVY NOVA, 4 door, small Power steering. Real ed. So I’ve decided to accept myself as I am, and as long as 42 Slugger's n of centrally located space. AMC 1978 MATADOR Talcottville Town Line. Open : r 12 V-8. au to m a tic . AM /FM sweetheart! $3295. Suburban my husband is satisfied, to heck with everyone else! special Ideal for store, office or other STATION WAGON - I-oaded. 9 to 9. 649-2076. stereo, air conditioning, AMC G R E M L IN 1976- 6 Motors, Rt. 83. Manchester- When mother left, she asked when I was coming to visit 45 Din 14 16 business or commercial use. all options. $53.50 firm. 528- cylinder, automatic transmis­ excellent condition $1395. An­ Talcottville Town Line. Open her, so I wrote her a letter (which I haven’t mailed yet) and 46 Disorderly Call 646-2420 9-5 pm. 8817. crowd 16 H it 11 dover Texaco, Route 6. An­ sion. Real Sweetheart! $2795, 9 to 9, 649-2076. told her that I would visit her after I shed 50 pounds. dover, 742-6744. Bank terms. Suburban 49 Big lizard 20 W MANCIIE.STER - RETAIL, SUPER 1972 MERCURY Motors, Rt. 83. Manchester- 1970 JE E P PICK-UP- 3/4 ton, Am I being overly sensitive and unable to accept 51 Grammar term CAPRI - 2 door. 4 speed, stan­ CHEVROLET 1971 IMPALA- criticiam, or am I justified in my feelings of irritation? storage, and/or manufac­ Talcottville Town Line. Open 2 Door Hardtop. Choose from 232,'6 cylinder engine. 7,000 Captain Easy r- Crooks & Lawranca 53 Ripe 22 23 24 27 !T turing space. 2.000 .sq. ft. to dard transmission, radial 9 to 9, 649-2076. miles. New clutch. P/P. HEAVY PROBLEM 54 Induces 1 2. 8 cylinder. Automatic 55 Valuable 29 ,0 100.000 sq. ft. Very tires, very clean, extra good Rebuilt Front-End. $1800. Call THE PLASTIC EXPLOSIVES IW 32 gas mileage. Must bo .seen. transmission. Power steering. AH, COME IN.VANOSl CAPTAIN VANOS IS ONE OP MY 56 Feel regret 1 reasonable. Brokers VOLKSWAGEN 1975 BUG- 649-6114. DEAR HEAVY: Youra la a heavier problem ik«n ih«d- YOUR LIFE-VEST WILL. 60 BOOM EASY has been paralyzes WITH 33 633-8863 keep trying. Your choice at $995. Best biws MOST LOYAL CULTMEM- 34 36 protected. Call Reyman Beautifull 4 .speed. Thrifty! in town! Suburban Motors. Rt. diaf 50 pouda. It'a ahedding the role ol a litUe girl who WHENEVER I FUCK THIS REMOTE NERVE SAS„ BUT 1 THOUSHT YOU BBRSlON MV ORDERS 1 Properties. I•226-I20fl $2995. Terms arranged. Subur- 1972 RANCHERO- V-8. deaperately ueeda mama'a approval. CONTROL PEVICE.,.UNPERSTAND» TWO SHOULP MEETl DOWN 36 H 3 I COUGAR 1974 XR- One owner 83, Manchester-Talcottville ban M o to rs , R t . 83. Town Line. Open 9 to 9, 649- Automatic. Air conditioner. Fm aare yaw mother meana weD, but she mnat be told 1 beauty! Factory air. Local 1 In ail in 40 41 MODERN. CARPETED, air Manchester-Talcottville Town 2076. Power steering. New tires. Uut you are now an adult in charge ol your own life, and un­ car. $.3495. Must be seen! conditioned offices, ample Unc. Open 9 to 9 , 649-2076. Excellent condition. $2575 til abe quita treating yon aa a child, yon will not viait her. 42 43 44 i. 47 41 free parking Broad Street Suburban Motors, Rt. 83. firm. Serious inquiries only 2 Concert instrument 49 location. Call 646-8422 or 640- Manchester-Talcottville Town please. 875-3037. 10 61 12 1971 FORD GALAXY 500. Line, Open 9 to 9, 649-2076. DEAR ABBY: Karen is my best friend. We are both IS. 3 Relative of 5762. Body ru.stcd and dented. One Karen spends a lot of time at my house. When my father is bingo 63 84 AMC HORNET 1971 WAGON- bad yalye. Bui still a great car 4 Unit of energy CADILLAC 1972 COUPE DE Just traded. 6 cylinder, 3 home, he has a habit of kissing Karen on the lips whenever 66 se Wanlad lo Rani 57 for $.100 Call 649-7876 days. she arrives and goes home. Do you consider this proper 5 Words which VILLE- Gorgeous! Full speed transmission. Excellent - ii Power! $2195. Trades buy for only $895. Suburban 1968 CHEVY BEL AIR - Fair behavior for a 38-year-old man? GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE BANK REPOSSESSIONS JAVELIN 1973 - Local car. welcomed. Suburban Motors. Motors, Rt. 83, Manchester- condition, runs good. Many Also, my father is always trying to get Karen to sit on his TO RENT Sinall furnl.shcd or FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobile R t. 83, Manche.ster- Small 8 cylinder. Automatic new parts. Best offer. Call lap. Sometimes she does and sometimes she doesn’t. I don’t unfurnished apartment in transmission. Very nice! Talcottville Town Line. Open Vista Cruiser .Station Wagon, Talcottvilie Town Line. Open 9 to 9. 649-2076. Andy from 3 to 6 PM. 643-5564, know if this is embarrassing to Karen or not. As a daughter Manchester area. Willing to needs body work $2100; 1974 $1895. Terms arranged. Subur­ 9 to 9. 649-2076. it doesn’t bother me, but I sure wouldn’t want Karen’s offer yard work In exchange Pontiac Eirebird, automatic ban Motors, Rt, 83, Win at bridge for moderate rent. Reply to: with air $2100; 1973 Ford Manchester-Talcottville Town father kissing me on the lips or asking mb to come sit on his Alley Oop — Dava Qraua s i R E e m C lap. Box D. c/o Manchester Country Sedan Station Wagon Line. Open 9 to 9, 649-2076. What is your opinion? that declarer had all the Herald. $900; 1973 Cheyrolet Bel Air AFTER>OU FBIAS5F1TEAD■mOSENTO CNK-nf WHSTlRE YOU ^ DADDY’S DAUGHTER NORTH 3-21 remaining high cards except $900; 1972 Ford Maverick CHEVROLET 1974 MONTE FRAMEWORK, Y tA N CUT SOME /i DR. AUTO. P.S., P.B., 31,000 miles, THE UNCOLN-MERCURV The Born Lotar — Art Sansom to take the ace of hearts, tn than they are In duplicate. this case he could not return 2 SMALL green rust proofed LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You’ll Declarer won the opening Bernice Bede Osol find big trouble II you put your to hla hand to caah the acf^ OFFICES wxnw uw r club lead covering Eaat's king of diamonds and the'- nose Into your neighbor’s busi­ 'jtxjsee.'nmAPPi.E.iu jack with the king. king of hearta would be the FOR RENT £SH WS YOU THE UGHT ness today. Besides, all the Busiu& 'ss Nioi) 0 )M « D e R D P He then led a spade to setting trick. All of this was 76 FORD • Small Cara 0 best things are occurring right dummy'a jack. Includes all utilities and % u r In your own back yard. A K auses AMD V e A « ? B A T made possible by East’s re­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) This If East won the ipade, fusal to win with the auv of Air Conditioning. Cen­ • Large Cara CBeDlTTOTHB ^ f f ir t h d a y should be extremely active day declarer would have had no spades at trick two. tral location. MAVERICK dlfficlty collecting four with many tun and unusual INEWSPAPCR MTEnPIUSI ASSN. I Call 543-9551 4 dr., auto., P.S., vinyl roof, air cond. Blue SALES DRIVE spade tricks, one heart, occurences to spice things up. IFor a copy olJACOBY MOD WE HAVE THEM ALL March 22,1979 One caution: don’t overspend. three diamonds and four £RN, aand SI lo: "Win a This coming year you will be LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Avoid clubs. East looked deeply Bridge," care ol Ihia nawapa- fortunate In garnering the type taking things too seriously or Into the hand. par, P.O. Box 489, Radio Oily E TO CHOOSE FROM ol support necessary to fulfill too personally today. Maintain It was apparent to him Station. Naw York. N. Y. 10019.1 t s m a m HOW! your ambitions. Be sure to a light and easy posture. You’ll return the favors ot those who quickly discover everything's Heathclin — Qoorga Qataly Nicely Suited help you. going your way. at ARIES (Mirch 21-Aprll 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You 9-Oi TOLLAND COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN You’ll respond quickly to unex­ would be missing one heck of a pected benefits that tall Into good time II you withdraw Into your lap today. It would be yourself today because of Winthrop — Dick Cavaill 24 TOLLAND TURNPIKE smart lo share the fruits with something someone said. For­ get It. Enjoy the flurry of actlvl- those who are watching. Get­ T H I6 MtPRNISIQ- KNOW WHAT I HASANVtSNE P l/ER ting along with other signs Is A O C U O E P 'i O a Of=- s A s - z s ^ RL83TALG0TTVIILE ^sLsss one ol the sections you’ll enjoy ^AQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. I Ft-rrON AAV In your new Astrograph Let­ 21) Your genius and talents are J5W E A TER FiDfWDRNWITH 3EIN<5 A «P/«e)U M UST THE viaeoTHS ■yOU'Rp RI0M1 R O M E J U S T IB N T A S morel Stock No. 9036. SALE PRICE INCLUDES don't demand that everybody cause of your enthusiastic atti­ ARE ALMOST! SNAicSMM UP ® ( - O R I O U S IT follows too rigid a schedule. tude. Don't let deadheads or CALL O U T THB usE(D -TO se . DEALER PREP a FREIGHT. troublemakers tag along and n a t i o n a l < 3 U A R D . TO J ^ E CITY J Ptay things by ear. Let the good G A - f E S * 4 8 8 7 times happen. spoil your good time. \ 7 / Barry*a World — Jim Barry

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