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24 - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. March « , 1»80 Wall Street Perspective Market’s retreat was disorderly Restaurants are coming and going By BILL BLANKENBURC one full point or more for the week. Also this week, plant add equipment Considering the pending presidential AdveM Inc. It was reminiscent of the October ’78 expenditures for 1979’s final quarter election, the miniscule common stocks and October ’79 market activity. Ap should be released and we should learn with one point net advances referred to told the commission^ that state of might have to relocate,” Neary said. construct a restaurant on an ap average about 600 vehicles per day. said if anything, the traffic situation HARTFORD — The market’s retreat By PATRICK REILLY parently clumsy handling of the U.N. about industrial production for February. above suggest to me that the pending ficials have been surveying his ‘”niey gave me a booklet on reloca proximately one-acre site at the en He said customers would be at on Silver Lane has worsened. became disorderly last week as the here- ^ a % id a n Herald Reporter settlement issue and stratospheric prime It’s not what investors know, but what downside penetration of last December’s property at 300 Silver Lane. tion, and they wouldn’t do that unless trance to the Charter Oak Mall. tracted from the existing traffic and "I have been living in that area to-fore steady second tier stocks joined rate reinforced the negative atmosphere. they don’t know that pressures stock closing low of 819.62 would be the last EAST HARTFORD - As one Neary said the officials have told they were going to relocate.” The only commission member the restaurant wouldn’t draw people since 1957 and there is an aw ful traf the slide once the lower end of the Dow The week offers much business news prices. The last few weeks proved that phase of this retreat needed to end it. Bays its time to freshen-up restaurant goes up another might be him that a proposed special priority If Neary’s does close, Neary said voting against the restaurant’s from more than 15 miles away. fic problem there,” Backus said. Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) 840-850 including the reports of purchasing point as we’ve had two solid weeks of coming down. ramp for Pratt and Whitney Aircraft he would have to relocate somewhere application was John Grottole. He Citing a study made in 1978 and up “ We have got to think about the support level was violated. I suspect the Upside action by the forward scouts, agents’ February outlook, advance retail Carter administration trial ballooning on namely the gaming stocks and select Blue The Planning and Zoning Commis traffic connecting with 1-84 would run on Silver Lane or go out of business. said the restaurant wouldn’t promote dated in 1980, Vanasse said about 20,- children walking along the road.” surge in interest rates is a powerful For Spring, We offer the sales, maior crop forecasts, manufac the spring 1980 version of its anti-inflation Chips on Friday, suggests that probing for sion Wednesday approved, 5-1, the con across part of the restaurant’s land. ‘”rhe relocation would put me out the safety and health of the surroun 000 cars travel past the mall en Backus also questioned how many negative in a down market and that action turers’ export sales and orders for program. The policy has left most very finest permanent waving struction of a Denny’s restaurant on. Officials have told Neary he might of business because most of my ding community. trance on Silver Lane every day. He more restaurants are needed along triggered margin account selling. a bottom is underway. January and January one-family swelling ambiguous and confused about the next 'The final waves of selling could come Silver Lane. However, the commis have to relocate if the ramp is biiilt customers are Pratt and Whitney Grottole’s criticism centered on said there had been no increase in the Silver Lane. He said there are In total, the DJIA lost 42 points or 4.93 inventories. move. Fear of the unknown is the quickly or spread out over a few weeks. at very affordable prices, sion was told another restaurant on too close to the restaurant. ’The ramp workers,” Neary said. the amount of traffic the restaurant average daily traffic flow in the two- currently eight restaurants operating percent. 'Hiat percentage understated the In addition manufacturing and trade in problem, and it looks now like the last Excluding the energy-oriented stocks, it Silver Lane may have to close due to would connect at Mercer Street and One thing is for sure, though, there might draw to the already heavily year period. in a half-mile area on Silver Lane. decline by the other major averages by a 1043 Main 8t., Manchaatar 043-9832 ventories come due as well as that negatives in the stock market’s pullback is likely that the overall market is planned Interstate 1-84 construction. ease the amount of traffic coming will be another restaurant on Silver congested traffic area around the Though commission members He said he saw many new faces on wide margin. Only 11 New York Stock m o n th ’s wholesale trade figures. could be shaping up. presently well under DJIA anyway. In making an application to from the plant entering the 1-84 at Lane. Charter Oak Mall. seem convinced the restaurant the commission and wondered if they Exchange commons managed net gains of remove garbage from his Silver Lane Roberts Street. After three attempts in the past Robert Vanasse, a Boston traffic wouldn’t add to the traffic problem, a knew the problems that have been property and replace It with fill, ‘”They said if they buy the land it two years, Denny’s Inc. of Mount engineer hired by Dennv’s, said the Silver Lane resident wasn’t so sure. experienced with the heavy traffic on Barrow s Neary’s owner Gregory C. Neary will be sometime in June and then I Laurel, N.J. was given permission to restaurant would draw on the Stanley Backus, of 65 Chester St., Silver Lane. appoints m anager Please bear with us deliver copies of Wednesday’s edi MmtrltpBlTr Due to mechanical problems, VERNON - Francis Wednesday’s Evening Herald was tion to those who may have been Cosgrove has been ap delivered late to many home- missed. pointed manager of delivery subscribers. A few sub He thanked the many readers Barrows/Merrill Lynch scribers may have received a who called inquiring about the Realty's Vernon office at 7 different edition than usual and whereabouts of their Evening Pitkin Road. some papers were unable to be Herald for their understanding Cosgrove has been a delivered. and patience. licensed broker since 1959. Robinson said arrangements He was a sales manager Evening Herald Publisher Ray have been made that should help iEtipmnn Mrralfi for an area company for mond F. Robinson today said solve the problem while repairs eight years. He then every effort will be made to are being made. ______fvol. XCIX, No. 139 — Manchester, Conn., Thursday, March 13, 196t) • Since 1881 • 20c Single Copy • 15c Home Delivered became vice president of another real estate com pany before owning and operating his own real es tate firm for the past 12 > -a years. 3 He has extensive BASIC POWER TOOLS GOP elects experience in property management, managing Black & Decker Work Shirts & ZVa" Circular Saw numerous apartment, con Matching Pants dominium, rental and of with FortreP Our fice building complexes In lour colors. 24.88 Rag. 27.99 throughout Connecticut Tough, comlorlable Von Deck 50% Celanese Forlrel\ utility saw with sawdust election and Florida. and 50% collon. L HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES: chute. Double Insulated for safety. look at the world today and solve He is experienced with By MARY KITZMANN problems in a more reasonable all forms of real estate, in SHIRTS: SUM S XL Herald Reporter MAGICOLOR Latex • Lucite Handle •Drain Hose way.” cluding appraising residen- n n Our 8.0 0 R<« 10.N Flat Wall Paint n e g .3 .2 t 2.54 R ig . 3.69 2.70 MANCHESTER — For Elsie “The 'purpose of the town com tial and commercial GLASTONBURY - During a Swensson, outgoing GOP town com properties, appraisals PANTS: SUM 30 42 mittee is to win elections and I say meeting with the Ek;onomic Develop mittee chairwoman, it was the last Go For It.” executed for property Our GALLON 2S’ Drain Auger •Water Saver ment (^mmission Wednesday night, 9.99 R tg. 12.99 Our Reg. 9.99 hurrah. For Robert Von Deck, newly The slate of officers Von Deck had owners, real estate 5.76 ' y R e g .r.s s 3.88 Shower Head the Town Council decided to discon elected chairman, it was the first. chosen were all elected by secretary brokers, attorneys and •Caldor Cuihlon-Foot Dries in 30 minutes! Easy water R ig . 4.49 2.76 tinue its pursuit of $2.3 million in Von Deck won the position last ballots. probate courts (he is Work S ock! (3 Pr. Pkg.) clean up. It's stain resistant— Our Reg. 2.67 1.96 state grants to fund a 220-acre in night by one vote, a secretary’s Mary Willhide is the vice chair and it's completely washable! • 3 'Closet Auger l_ J qualified as an expert •Tubing Culler dustrial park off Hebron Avenue. ballot. He was the only nominee for man, Leslie Belcher the recording witness in Supreme Court Rig. s.ee 3.33 Only two members of the council, R ig . 5.29 2.99 the chairmanship, filled temporarily secretary, Gertrude Starky the cor in Hartford, New Haven Latex MAGICOLOR Sonya Googins and Janet Maher by Mrs. Swennson after Richard responding secretary, and Mary and New London Coun .. Men’s Leather Semi-Gloss Wall Paint •Super Plunger spoke in favor of pursuing the grant Weinstein resigned. Fletcher the treasurer. Mrs. ties). — 6” Work Boots Reg.3.3S 2.66 / # • Faucet Wrench application. Several others who were expected Cosgrove is past director Fletcher is the only returning officer. GALLON .1,' R ig . 5.79 3.46 Processing of the grant application to run, Carl Zinsser, Ted LaBonne, of the Hartford Junior Our Rtg. 25.99 17.76 After the town committee voted to Rugged Goodyear welt Our Reg. 13.99 has been stalled for more than a year 6.88 •6' Weshing and Robert Smith, decided not to pay an outstanding debt of about $1,- Chamber of Commerce, he construction with oil resis Oxwall 42-Piece Socket Set because the Capitol Region Council seek the position. 000, Von Deck takes over the party organized the Hartford tant soles. Sizes 7-11,12. Warranted I coal coverage! Choice of Machine Hose •Ballcock colors to match Magicolor Wall Paint. Metric & inch Increments, ’A" and 4 O "TA of Governments gave the industrial Von Deck announced his candidacy with a treasury balance of $1,584.02 midget football teams, he Work Oxford R tg.3.S 4 2.44 R ig .4 .1 9 2.70 M Reg. 22.99 16.22 3/6” drive. Includes carry case. I f w park plan a negative vote. The early, and campaigned hard, mailing and a debt of about $1,038. is chairman of the tennis •9" RollerfTray Set, OurReg 2.es 1.89 Perfect for the handyman! Our Reg. 17.99 regiooAlagency cited the town’s poor letters and contacting town com and paddle tennis com record of providing low-income mittee members personally. Last mittee of the Wampanoag bojjfi^. - week, a vote count showed Von Deck (Country Club, and he Council Majoirty Leader Mrs. Swensson had a majority. coaches the West Hart • New ’Secret’ Solid Anti- Maher said most everyone who was ford’s Boys’ League. It was a reversal of last year when 'Anatomy of An Illness’ PerspiranI and Deodorant in attendance at the meeting said he was soundly beaten by Richard He is married, has three REGINA REBATE SAVINGS! by Norman Cousins they were in favor of industrial Weinstein. Besides his campaign, plans run A children and lives in West 2 oz.. Our Reg. 2.09.. 1.19 development, but that the issue was An intricate art the victory was partially attributed Hartford. A A (Hardcover) 6• 9 U Pub. List ».9S how to bring it about. to the 32 newly elected town com MANCHESTER-Elsie “Biz” Deluxe Electrikbroom with "I want to see them (CRCOG), Leo Leggitt of Manchester displays the in- Fisherman’s Association held at the Holiday One man’s triumph over death •Toni Home Permanents Hartford. (Herald photo by mittee members. Swensson announced last night her and disease. Inspiring account Electrlkbrush Nozzle take a final vote on this application. tricate art of tying fly patterns at Wednesday Inn in East However, many town committee candidacy for state representative of Mott’s payout Regular, Super, Gentle of how he uses positive attitude They have never been clear on our night’s meeting of the Connecticut Fly Adamson.) members were not satisfied with Von the 13th Assembly District. EAST HARTFORD - Cildor Rtg. Prfc*...... 69.86 as powerful weapon. Cildor Salt Prfct...... 48.70 Our Reg. 3.49...... 1.59 application,” Mrs. Maher said. Deck’s candidacy. In nominating Von Mrs. Swensson announced the deci The board of directors of During the summer, CRCOG of Mott's Super Markets Inc., Mir. Mill-ln Rtbali...... 10.00* Deck, Gloria Della Fera, Board of sion at a meeting of the GOP Town ficials met with town representatives Directors members, noted that “not Committee. operators of ShopRite • Revlon 'Natural Wonder’ to discuss the town’s application. supermarkets in Connec ‘The Black Marble’ YOUR FINAL COST.. 38.70 Yance sees commission everybody likes Bob, but not It will be the second time Mrs. Big Lash Mascara ticut and Western by Joseph Wambaugh Power brush rotates at 3000 RPM The town had decided to appeal everybody likes me, either.’’ Swensson will run for the seat “TTie important thing," Ms. Della against incumbent Francis J. Massachusetts, has for super pick-up; weighs a fatigue- Our Rag. 1.95...... CRCOG’s rejection of the plan with 1.48 Fera continued, “is that he is honest Mahoney, a Democratic who has held declared the regular 5-cent I • r H Pub. List 2.50 free 8W lbs! #4610 SgBBgfetmal the attorney general’s office. and believes in what he is doing. He the position for six terms. per share quarterly cash Set in Ihe tarnished splendor of However, the members of the as best bet for hostages Mrs. Swensson ran against • dividend, payable May 30 Hollywood's Old Guard's last Heavy Duty 3-Speed Rug • ‘Sure & Natural' CRCOG investigating subcommittee will lead the party where it has to Mahoney in the 1978 election, and lost to shareholders of record stand. Romance, violence and a Shampooer/Floor Polisher Maxishields, Pk. of 30 V requested that the appeal be By United Press International said he was “weak and con phase will be held some time in go” May 19. kidnapped show-dog make an Cildor Rig. Prici...... 59.88 withdrawn from the attorney valescing,’’ referring to his •April. “ At least support him. You can’t by about 1,000 votes. unlikely but highly readable Secretary of State Cyrus Vance had Stanford Cohen, presi CiMorSili PrIci...... 43.70 Our Rag. 3.09...... 1.99 general’s office. hospitalization earlier for heart trou ’The hostages, in their 131st day of let personal feelings take over if you "I plan to campaign hard,” she combo. Now a motion picture! an “extensive exchange of views” captivity in the occupied U.S. Em want to be successful. As I always said. “I hope to make up the dent of Mott’s, noted that Mfr. Mill'In Ribili 5.00 * with the returned U.N. Commission ble. while 1979 operating ‘”rhey have never been able to tell The Islamic leader said, in a broad bassy in Tehran, showed some of the say, if you don’t like somebody, don’t difference from last time." and is still convinced it is the best Mrs. Swensson, town committee figures were not yet us what is wrong with the plan,” cast monitored by the BBC in Lon strain of their ordeal in a film taken kill him until after the elections, until YOUR FINAL COST 38.70 avenue for negotiating the release of chairwoman who filled the unexpired available, they will be Mrs. Maher said. don, he would have “important by their militant captors, shown on after we’ve won.” Large 120 oz. dispenser plus attach the 50 American hostages in Iran. Ms. Della Fera said although many term of Richard Weinstein, handed reported shortly. He stated ments. Waxes, scrubs, buffs with things to talk about at the beginning NBC television W ^nesday night. The town had indicated during the At the same time, the health of believe that Von Deck is too conser the chairmanship gavel to the new that based on preliminary ease. #P883 Iran’s religious strongman. of the New Year,” (Iranian national One of the 11 hostages shown, Barry . *Sm cl«rk for d«lalli. summer, it would have been willing Rosen of Brooklyn, complained of vative he doesn't “wear blinders.” chairman, Robert Von Deck, last indications, full-year Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini — New Year is March 21) “if I am still to provide reverse commutation in convulsions and heart problems since “He can be flexible,” she said. night. profits should be better whose word so far has decided alive.’’ exchange for the lack of local low- Khomeini exhorted Iranians to January. Immediately after winning his own She has been active town com than originally expected progress or setbacks for the cost housing. However, CRCOG of At the United Nations, Vance election. Von Deck was thinking of mittee for the past five years, she earlier in the year, and hostages* release — was brought up vote in Friday’s first phase of an that they should ap ficials indicated they wanted the election for parliament, he has said Wednesday conferred with U.N. winning future elections. His plans noted, but is leaving the leadership at housing. by the 79-year-old leader himself. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim for this include rebuilding the district a good time. “I’ve been up here a proximate those achieved In a nationwide broadcast on will decide the fate of the hostages Panasonic and the five members of the U.N. organization, and a goal of every long time," she said, “it’s time for a in 1978. RDC ’Bandit' Lightweight Memory Several council members Tehran ^d io Wednesday night, he after it is seated in May. The second AM/FM Stereo Phono Printing Commission, whose mission ended town committee member main change.” Racquetball Racquet with Cover suggested the town allow the in taining contact with every 100 Mahoney has been ill for much of Calculator dustrially zoned land to develop Monday. At the end of the meeting he Cassette Recorder Republicans. the past office term, forcing him to naturally as developers discuss said, “The door is not closed and I with 10-Digit He sees the next elections as miss a majority of Assembly rTffH!Ti 14.44 Our Reg. 19.99 building on the parcels with private will keep in touch with the secretary- Our LCD Readout sessions. Probate Court is open for Aluminum frame, leather grip, nylon strung landowners. Panel speeds bill general.” reviving the GOP Party as "someone Rig. 239.99 conferences with the judge M97 In Tehran, Foreign Minister along the line has to put a stop to There had been speculation that • Racquetballs (Can of 3) Our Reg. 2.99 Adds, subtracts, multiplies and from 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. Records direct from stereo divides. Has percent Key, 4-key Another approach would be for the Sadegh Ghotbzadeh expressed hope government spending.’’ Mayor Stephen Penny would bid for on Thursday nights. Ap or phono, has tuning meter 69.40 memory. Easy readout; uses town to sell bonds to purchase the en the commission would return to Iran "Spending will not solve the seat. Penny so far, has not an Our Rag. 79.70 standard paper. #MK180 pointments suggested and digital counter. Full- tire 220 acres. The cost of the bonds on condo effects in the near future to continue its everything,” he said. I hope people nounced his intention. sound Panasonic Thruster Night telephone number HUFFY ‘Pro-Thunder 2’ Boys’ could then be reimbursed by the state work, saying only half its work was speakers. Includes dust cover HARTFORD (UPI) - Admittedly Its authors say they tried to , 647-3227. grant if it was approved. The finished — that of investigating “the 20” BMX rough legislation aimed at easing the balance the constitutionally William E. FitzGerald 1l*.OoO0(5l developers would then deal with the “ crimes of the ousted shah.” With Advanced Rubbermaid Vinyl effect of condominium conversions protected right to ownership with the Judge of Probate towns. The commission’s other task was Design Frame Twin Front Mata msm on apartment dwellers has wpn ap needs of those who are displaced by to visit the hostages, but the “It is realistic to assume that the proval from a legislative panel trying conversions in drawing up the Our Rag. 9.49...... 6 . 4 4 militants, backed by Khomeini, thufsdoy------community would not be comfortable to beat the clock. proposal. prevented them from doing so. 78.70 Tough vinyl protection in with a bond issue. Prices have Members of the General Law Com 3 Our Reg. 97.77 RCA 13” Diagonal clear or smoke-grey shades. Ghotbzadeh also demanded the changed since 1977 when the grant mittee voted Wednesday to send the Cutillo admitted the bill needed “a The weather Special section XL-100 Portable “physical arrest’’^ of the shah, who Single speed • Rubbermaid Twin Rear was applied for,” Mrs. Maher said. complex bill on to another com- lot of massaging,” but said the Winter storm watch in effect for In today’s Herald is a special sec- with coaster was reportedly about to undergo dif Color TV Set Vinyl Malt, Our R«g. 7.2t 4.90 Minority Leader Henry Kinne said jnittee, saying they’d rather wait to General Law Committee could spell tonight and Friday. Detailed tion on home Improvement with brakes, ficult surgery in a Panama City •B532 under the circumstances, if the town amend it later than have it die for almost certain doom for the bill if it forecast on Page 2. suggestions and ideas for the do-it- v-line hospital for the removal of an handle $ 2 7 4 Our does not do anything in bousing it will failing to meet a legislative deadline. took the .time to revise it now. yourselfer to moderize and bar, Rig. 329.70 Colorful Seat Covers not receive the grant from the state. enlarged spleen. “’There’s nothing being hidden,” The planning committee has “I think we should continue to pur Engine dispute beautify today’s homes. racing 'Acculine' super bright black In Nylon or Terrycloth agreed to quickly ship the bill on to “We are headed more toward a said Sen. Louis Cutillo, D-Waterbury, sue this option (of negotiations saddle. matrix picture tube, auto fine the Judiciary Committee where tuning. In walnut-look cabinet. for Front or Rear Seats corporate park and the original in the committee’s co-chairman, openly through the U.N. commission),’’ A switch to police cruisers Inside today angered at Republican opposition to members of all three panels will hud 4 .4 4 to 7 .8 8 ^ii?.*1o4a tent of the loan was to provide jobs Vance told reporters. powered by six-cylinder engines in shipping out an unrefined bill. “ It’s a dle to come up with final, refined for entry level people,” Kinne said. “The door is still open and I will stead of V-8 powerplants, seems to Business...... 20 •Guidort Pidiitil EXAMPLES: matter of time.” version. Tooll n iid id lor M tim bly: “We can develop this project keep in touch with the secretary- be a step in the right direction in CHassified...... 16-18 ■ f SUM... BUSS hts bMf> M rving ihe Phllllpi itrd llilh iid ic iiw Stind lor 13” Color TV •4-Door Tarry Covert . Hom e O wner for #7 YEARS. For a com But Rep. Warren Sarasin, R- Legislative deadlines give the order to conserve gasoline. Page 4. C om ics...... 19 dllvir. lirgi 9 imill id|ullibli Our R*g. 7.M 9.1 slowly,’’’ Kinne added. general.” he said. “1 believe this is p l ^ FREE INSFECTION of your home wiinch. iTlp.|olnl p lliti Our fltg. 33.70 26.60 Beacon Falls, said he would “rather Planning and Judiciary committees Ekiitorial ...... 4 by a Temute Control fipen. supervised •2-Door Nylon Covert the best course to follow.” by Ihe finest technical slat), phone our Y '^ O u iR b g S M A.4 Town Council Chairman Constan see no bill go through than a bill go only a few weeks to take final action Entertainment ...... 14 neartatkocai othce; Mohammed Bedjauoi, the Algerian In sports tine Constantine said he would allow through as flawed as this one.” on measures. Only legislation out of ambassador who is cochairman of F am ily...... 8 , the regional planning agency to vote committees before those deadlines 6 4 9 - 9 2 4 0 SENIOR CITIZENS’ DAYS The measure, sent to the Planning the commission, said he was still Baseball shrine opens doors to Gardening ...... 14 can be considered by the full EVERY TUESDAY t WEDNESDAY on the application, but he said he and Development Committee, would “ oiptimistic’’ the hostage crisis could Chuck Klein and Tom Yawkey ... Obituaries ...... 10 VERNON would not negotiate its approval. amend the state’s landlord-toiant act Legislature. BLISS TERMITE CONTROL 1 0 % O F F EVERYTHING MANCHESTER be solved. Eric Hall dominates Connecticut Peopletalk...... 2 D>« Blmiii*«nw>«»wCQmpM>r • I t l IM ] ’The council, after deciding not to to provide more protection for “We’ve got a deadline and unless IW /O V /r r IN OUR STOCK tri-city snoppiim chitir President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr archery championships ... Gordie Sports...... 11-13 The O M tit A largeit in Conn. 1145 TOlUND TUIWPIIIE pursue the state funding, then agreed tenants and require that elderly, over this bill gets out of here today it’s not Eicipi Him, lobicco producia ind llimi ilriidy on lili. also addressed the nation in a speech Howe and Bobby Hull A J*. EVENING HERALD. Thun,. March 13, 1980 — 3 2 - EVSNINO HERALD, Hmn.. March »■ IWO Preservation through renovation urged expressed interest in Federal funding for the Commerce statistics, cited By MARTIN KEARNS placed under the aiithority for developers to raise redeveloping these struc constmctlon of an enclosed by the consultants, which M p d o t e . Herald Reporter of the Cheney National capital for redevelopment tures. They were not, parking facility was also show last year’s demand Historic District Commis in an area with no proven MANCHESTER - The track-record (for however, identified. mentioned as a jx)ssibility. for class A office space in denied reports any space had been cleared for the shah in She had been seen in his company at a number of social appointed luu new officials to key government posts, in sion, according to the Woman miner killed 84-page draft report on redevelopment),’’ the The r^evelopment plan Another assumption is Hartford alone was 1 the fully occupied hospital. affairs recently. cluding officials jailed or exiled under previous Marxist development of the Cheney d i^ t. calls for renovation of the the completion of 1-84, into million square feet. Class WILLIAMSON, W.Va. (UPI) - In coal-rich West Reports from State Department officials and sources Mrs. Harris, 57, a longtime friend of the doctor’s whom regimes, the Press Trust of India reported Wednesday. The consultants have report says. Mill area, urges the town The consultants add, mills for residential, com East Hartford, by 1985. A offices are those built Virginia, the better-paying jobs are found underground in the Central American nation said the deposed leader he credited with help in writing his best sellw, was already said the area to preserve the historic dis “(federal granta)...should mercial and office space. Development of office after 1960. and Eleanor Bowen was glad to get one of them. would undergo surgery this weekend at the Panama City released Wednesday on 240,000 bail from the Westchester would attract private WEEKEND SPECIAL ^ r m a l’s move followed an announcement last week trict thAiugh redevelop not be rejected out-of-hand The development of office space would not be on the "Discussions should be Especially since her husband was paralyzed in a recent medical center for removal of a dangerously enlarged County Jail In Valhalla. developers. The district is he would seek to form a “wider national front” to run the ment. (or the first projects.” space had been termed un- scale of residential commenced with accident and the couple had two growing boys to feed. spleen. designated -a national LONG STEMMED Moslem nation. Sources said most of the appointees were The report was drafted The first projects would llkely. The report, development but it would developers and owners Ste worked hard as a miner, taking all the overtime The administrator of Panama's private and most historic landmark. As a members of the previous Moscow-backed regimes of Nur by the consulting Arm of be redevelopment of however, estimated a generate the greatest without delay,” theT^eport she could, and earned the respect of her male co-workers. expensive hospital also said any doctor not holding a House rejects GOP plan result, its redevelopment Mohammad Taraki and Hafizullah Amin, both killed Anderson Notter Finegold, potential demand for cor amount of tax revenue per says. Today those co-workers were mourning her death. license to practice medicine in Panama would be WASHINGTON (UPI) -r The House has rejected a would be encouraged by Cheney Hall, the which is expected to coiq- porate use. square foot (72 cents). The draft plan will be Mrs. Bowen, 24, died late Tuesday night in the No. 4 prohibited from operating on the shah. Republican effort to send the $227.7 billion oil windfall after they fell out of favor with the Kremlin. tax Incentives and Gocktower Mill and the plete its six month-$46,000 Development of this The report estimates presented to the Cheney min* of the P.M. Charles Co. at Bawl. She was the second profits tax back to a House-Senate conference where it mortgage reductions to Yam Mill, an area totaling study of the mill area later option, (he plan says, is Manchester office space ROSES 3.74 BUNCH I about 350,000 square feet or National Historic District wunan coal miner to die in a mine accident in the nation would most likely would have died. Ilie House, by a 232- developers. Gacy may face death this month. one quarter of the entire dependent on completion of absorbtion at a rate (Commission Thursday at and the first in West Virginia. Slaying probe continues 180 vote, rejected the GOP plan to recommit the oil tax to The report asks the town CASH & 85 E. CENTER ST. OPEN In the report, the con mill complex. the entire mills complex, between 30,(XX) to 50,000 7:30 p.m. in the Bennet WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (UPI) - The woman accused of a House-Senate conference. CHICAGO (UPI) - John Wayne Gacy, convicted of the to again consider federal CARRY 649-5268 THURS. sultants appear to call for The report says adequate landscaping and square feet annually. More Junior High School shooting “Scarsdale Diet” author Dr. Herman Tamower The plan would have asked for a 75 percent tax credit sex-slayings of 33 young men and boys, may face the granta. “After years of In TILL 9 P.M. reactivation of the developers have already parking facilities. interesting are Chamber of cafeteria. l\o room for the shah to death was romantically involved with him for 14 years, on windfall profits for oil companies to reinvest in more death penalty for the murders, the most with which a per Redevelopment Connmls- ertia, It would be difficult son has ever been charged in U.S. history. PANAMA CITY, Panama (UPI) — A hospital but he had been seen lately in the company of his nurse, crude production. The House then passed rules to put the sion which coordinated the ■ spokesman says there is no room for Shah Mohammed some 40 years his junior. bill to a vote today. rehabilitation of Depot Reza Pahlavi at Paitilla Medical Center, despite reports Harrison town police said they were exploring "a The jury of seven men and five women convicted Gacy Square in the mid-sixties. the deposed monarch would be admitted to the facility number of possibilities” in their investigation of Tar- Wednesday after one hour and 55 minutes of The commission would for an emergency operation. nower’s murder Monday night, among them the Afghan positions filled deliberations. His death penalty hearing was scheduled to conduct all negotiations Reporters waited in the hospital for the shah to appear relationship between the 69-year-old cardiologist and Afghanistan President Babrak Karmai, in an effort to begin today. Either Cook County Circuit Judge Louis B. with developers, prope^y but hospital administrator Rodrigo Moreno Wednesday. nurse Lynn Tryforos. draw popular support for his Soviet-installed regime, has Garippo or the jury will decide his sentence. owners and banks. In addi tion, all grants, bondings and tax adjustments would Peopletalk be channeled through It. tax break and a The Redevelopment Solon stands on label Commission would- be N Look-down on the ground Talk slated retirem ent fund rolled into o n e . 5 The Man of Steel soared over the English coun tryside, ran out of air, of workfare as ^racist^ \fAia , V*AnA«TA crashed in the middle of on divorce \ a top. secret defense HARTFORD (UPI) - A black law should be rejected as a degrading Assembly passed a fine training GLASTONBURY - base and found himself maker says his statement labeling form of servitude. program (for welfare recipients) last r nantAmtu ' “Divorce and You: Making under arrest. proposed workfare legislation as “I’m Tather upset,” the Fairfield year. 1 must question their (workfare Just ask me."^ the System Respond to senator said. “As I see it he has im supporters’) motives,” he said. — Peter Sterne, one of -W-, Said Christopher “racist” was well thought out and he Your Emotional and Legal pugned the character of the Cunningham’s call for an apology 255 CBT Personal Bankers Reeve — who's just won't yield to a fellow senator’s call Needs,” an informal talk Legislature. I think he owes us an from Qoud marked the second time finished starring in for an apology. by attorney Lloyd fCo* “Superman 11” outside “I do not intend to make an explanation.” this year the question of racial VtlVtAINtll rOTOCAtT • 'T Frauenglass, will be "Maybe you already know something Is a CBT IRA right for you? If you start now, you can London — “What a thing apology,” Sen. Sanford Cloud, D- Cunningham said he was con motivation among lawmakers has presented by the Glaston about IRAs (Individual Retirement Accounts). ’Tes... if you're a wage earner who is take a deduction on your For period ending 7 a.m. EST 3/14/80. During Thursday to happen to Super Hartford, said Wednesday. “Since sidering filing a formal resolution come up in the Legislature. "In that case, all I can say is if you open not an active participant in a company or night, rain will fall over most of the Pacific coastal man.” most of the people who are targeted demanding an apology from Cloud, bury Mental Health Group 1979 tax return. states, while snow is expected throughout most of the Reeve, an avid glider in this program are black and denying ^ t backers of workfare on Tuesday March 18. The your IRA at CBT, youll get something extra governmental retirement or pension plan. "Start your IRA at CBT before Choir invited program will begin at 7:30 Northeast area. Q ear to partly cloudy elsewhere. pilot, ran out of updrafts Hispanic, the conclusion to me is ob were in any way racially motivated. that no other bank can give you: Me (or one If you aren't sure whether you qualify, any April 15,1980 and you'll be able to deduct p.m. in the meeting room and made the forced “ Most of the people who would be ANDOVER — The junior choir of of our 254 other Personal Bankers). Our CBT Personal Banker can help you find out. vious.” of the Welles Chapman your IRA contribution from your 1979 landing Wednesday. Sen. Richard Cunningham, R- required to work under it are white,” Andover Congregational Church has Tavern, 2400 Main St., Job Is to make sure your IRA Is properly taxable income. Weather forecast Says he, “These two Fairfield, unsuccessfully sought to Cunningham said of the proposal to been invited to participate in a Junior How much can a CBT IRA add up to? Glastonbury. Frauenglass handled and you derive the maximum "Stop into any of CBTs over 85, offices uniformed gentlemen force an apology from Cloud t&ough require able-bodied welfare Choir Festival scheduled for March 'The money you deposit in your CBT Winter storm watch in effect for tonight and Friday. benefits from it It's a job we do very well today and ask a Personal Banker to help asked me, ‘Are you an unexpected parliamentary move recipients to work for their benefits. 22 at Storrs Congregational Church. will discuss problems IRA grows rapidly. Youll earn 8% per year Becoming cloudy today with chance of some snow by late because we get to know each of our aware you are in a high security area?' And 1 said. on the Senate floor Wednesday. CHoud, however, disagreed and said Participants will leave to go to frequently encountered by interest (compounded dally for an 8.45% you get a tax break right now and a afternoon. High temperatures 25 to 30 or about minus 2 C. Oops, I'm sorry, 1 can explain everything.' I told Cunningham, a chief proponent of he stood by the statement he made at Storrs from the Andover Church at persons going through the customers very well. So we can help with retirement fund for the future." Snow tonight may be heavy at times. Temperatures near divorce process, in dealing Just about any money problem or annual yield), guaranteed for 3 years. This them who I was and luckily they recognized me.” the workfare concept, said Cloud a meeting of the Legislature’s Black 1:30 p.ni. The day-long program will chart shows you what can happen to a 30. Snow mixed at times with some sleet Friday ending in A Defense Ministry spokesman was affable about cast a negative shadow over the Caucus last week. include a potluck supper and will end with judges, family opportunity you may have. relations officers, lawyers, $1,000 contribution (a one time deposit) Funds in time-deposits may be the afternoon. Highs in the mid andupper 30s. Probabili it — said. "It's not every day Superman drops in on Legislature when he said last week “It’s a proposal that keeps coming with the concert from 7 to 9 p.m. and others. His discussion withdrawn before maturity by forfeiture of a ty of precipitation 50 percent today and near 100 percent us." that workfare was "racist” and up despite the fact the General If you don't have an IRA, you should and to an annual contribution of $1,000. tonight and Friday. Winds becoming easterly 10 to 20 mph will include methods and start one now. substantial portion of earned interest. After suggestions for insuring age 59%, IRA funds may be withdrawn today and northeast 20 to 35 mph and gusty tonight and "Ask any CBT Personal Banker about Friday morning then northwesterly in the afternoon. Getting the picture that these people will res before maturity without pienalty. our IRA and theyll explain how you can set Extended outlook pond to the legal and An old Chinese proverb says “one picture is worth Strip search proposal aside tax-deductible money for your Extended outlook for New England Saturday through more than 10,000 words." By that measure, the emotional needs of the r Monday: exhibit New York art photographer J.W. Canty is divorcing person. retirement today. Massachusetts, Rhode Island & Connecticut: Fair taking to China is worth about 1.4 million words. Attorney Frauenglass is "You benefit two ways. Plrst you can in practice in Glastonbury Annual Contribution of Grow th of Saturday and Sunday. Chance of showers Monday. High The exhibit — funded by several private deduct the amount of your IRA contribution jumps legislative hurdle and Hartford, specializing Plumber of Years $1,000 Single $1,000 Contribution temperatures in the 40s Saturday and in the upper 40s and businesses — opens Saturday in Peking. It will con from your 1979 taxable income (up to in family and divorce law. iow 50s Sunday and Monday. Overnight lows in the 20s sist of 140 photographs of Americana by such lens 1 $ 1,085 $ 1,085 HARTFORD (UPI) - Proposals terfering with a police officer and un $1500 or 15% of your annual compen- and low 30s early Saturday and Sunday and in the mid to aces as Gordon Parks, Co Rentmeester, Amald vote after debate over the wording He has studied family which would limit strip searches by satioa whichever is less). You won't pay 10 16,051 2,253 upper 30s early Monday. ^ Newman. Charles Bernier, Langdon Qay and Canty derwent a strip search in the jail cell. and scope of the bill. therapy at the Ackerman police and make cross burning and taxes on the contribution, or on the interest 20 52.175 5,070 himself. The Connecticut Civil Liberties It was introduced in response to a Institute and was recently 'Vermont: Partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday. Chance similar acts punishable by up to a of snow or rain north Monday \^th showers south. Highs Says Canty, "1 feel like the American mis Union supports the proposal. But a rash of cross burnings in Connecticut awarded a certificate upon earned in your IRA, until you withdraw it for 30 133,475 1 1,41 1 year in jail have cleared the spokesman for the state’s police during the last year. The painting of completion of the Family retirement (when you're at least age 59%); 25 to 35 Saturday rising to 37 to c7 by Monday. Low teens sionaries must have felt when they went to China Legislature’s Judiciary Committee. 40 316,447 25,682 Saturday and Sunday 20s Monday. years ago... For those Chinese under 30, the exhibit chiefs has charged the restrictions swastikas and other racial or Therapy course sponsored but by then youll probably be in a lower tax ngurcs are based on an annual rale of 8%. compounded The strip search bill would prohibit by the Elmcrest Family daily for an effective annual yield of H.4.^%. Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of (lurries north will provide their first visual look at America and could pose dangers to the in religiously motivated acts would also brad^et This gives you an immediate tax police from requiring people charged Institute. and fair south Saturday. Fair ail sections Sunday. Chance our people." carcerated person and the arresting be included. with a misdemeanor or a motor vehi officer. The program is free and break this year. of flurries north and showers south Monday. Lows 15 to 25 The proposal would make such 'Tour second benefit is a long term Eyeball to eyeball cle violation to undress unless they Some members of the Judiciary violations a Class A misdemeanor, open to the public. north and 20s to low 30s south. Highs 30s north and 40s one a retirement nest egg you can add to south. had probable cause to believe the Committee also battled the bill, which carries a maximum one-year Wayne Frazen got bored with teaching high arrested person was carrying a which got through on an 88 vote and jail term and a $1,000 fine. every year, insured by the P.D.I.C. for up to school math, so he bought an elephant and took up weapon or contraband. was sent to the House. Chief State’s Attorney Austin Church plans $ 100, 000 .00 . lion taming. That was seven years ago, and now “ It's offensive. It’s used for the Rep. John Berman, R-West Hart McGuigan and Human Rights and The Almanac Franzen Brothers Circus is a regular on the purpose of degrading people,” com ford, said he thought it was Opportunities Commission Director special talk By United Press International midwestern and southeastern small town circuit. mittee co-chairman Rep. Richard ■ “overkill” to enact a statute on the Arthur Green had supported a MANCHESTER - Dr. Today is Thursday, March 13, the 73rd day of 1980 with Franzen — playing Montverde, Fla., this week — Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, said basis of two or three “horror criminal object burning bili which Willem A. Bijlefeld, direc 293 to follow. says he'quit academe for the ring because, ‘Tve Wednesday. stories.” carried a maximum penalty of five tor of the Center for the The moon is moving toward its new phase. always loved a circus. It's fascinated me since I He sponsored the measure in The measure which would make years in jail and a $5,000 fine. Study of Islam and The morning stars are Mercury and Saturn. was a small child in a way that I can't really response to the case of a Rocky Hill cross burning and the desecration of But Tulisano said it would be Christian-Muslim relations The evening stars are Venus, Mars and Jupiter. explain." woman who refused to accept a traf property a deprivation of rights was haider to punish people under that at the Hartford Seminary Those bom on this date are under the sign of Pisces. But it's the lion taming he likes best. Says he, “It fic ticket, was arrested for in passed and sent to the House on a 12-0 proposal. Foundation, will speak at a Swiss naturalist Charles Bonnett was bom March 13, raises the hair on the back of your neck when one of m e n ’s c o m m u n io n 1720. them threatens to come after you.” Just like back On this date in history: in the classroom. breakfast at Center Soviet Congregational Church In 1868. the U.S. Senate began im peachment Sunday morning at 9. proceedings against President Andrew Johnson on Up for doves He received his educa charges of “high crime and misdemeanors." He was retreat Five groups are up for Dove Awards given an GET IT tion in the Netherlands acquitted by one vote. nually by the Gospel Music Association in with degrees from the In 1933. banks throughout the United States started Nashville. is seen University of Groningen reopening after a bank holiday declared by President Competing in the male gospel group category are Franklin D. Roosevelt on March 5. and the University of the Cathedral Quartet, Dallas, Holm and Praise, TOGETHER. Utrecht and has served in In 1969, Apollo 9 returned from a KMiay earth orbital NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The Imperials, The Kingsmen and the Mercy River universities and lectured in journey which successfully tested a moon-landing craft. A Yale University Middle Boys. the middle east. In 1972, the United States and Communist China opened Winners in 16 categories will be announced March Blast specialist p r^ ic ts the talks in Paris, the first result of President Nixon's trip to Soviet Union will pull out WE'RE OPEN NOW FOR 26 following the association's 11th annual awards Peking. banquet. of Afghanistan with plans Give and Take to return and dominate the A thought for the day: British author Thomas Paine country. That extra enerw Popeye Quote of the day RUSINESS ets from spinach U no joke; said. “Character is much easier kept than recovered.” “Wait 30 years and peo Sieticians say that spinach is Gladstone, Mich., police officer Mark Hager, ple in the west will think exceptionally high in nutri describing the bizarre unidentified flying object he the Afghans are Russian,” o r o L off on all tional value. Lottery numbers helped track for half an hour Wednesday: “ It kind Firuz Kazemzadeh said of gave you the chills, you know, but as far as being Wednesday. “If the opposi Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Wednesday in scared or anything, we weren't scared — just in tion gets tough, they just f c W /o SYSTEMS* back off. In some areas it New England: terested. We've had reports of UFOs and stuff like \ Connecticut: 726 that before, but we've never seen anything like this. took them 300 years but •scon •TCCHNICS •SANSUI EIERE’S Massachusetts: 4285. This normally turns out to be airplanes or planets or they got what they •JVC •HITACHI •ALTEC •CERWIN VEGA 1-7 ” New Hampshire: 1755 something ... 1 didn't believe in 'em before, but I do wanted." HOW ' 1 .. Rhode Island: 4052 now." •J.R.L. •OMEGA •JENSEN VI Vermont: 570, The history professor 1^3 Winning weekly lottery numbers drawn Wednesday in Glimpses and chairman of Middle New England East studies at Yale told a Massachusetts: Yellow 058. Blue 22, White 0. Industry raider Ralph Nader will be a stirprise day-long League of Women SPECIAL Home Inventory: Rhode Island: 339 . 9275 . 67557 . 465475. guest Saturday on the 100th live performance of Voters seminar that Photograph every room Russia was not poised to 4 PIECE SYSTEM Vermont: B-6. B-9. B-11. B-12,1-17. G-47. G-49, 0-64, 0- "Saturday Night Live" .______for an accurate record. 65. There were no N's drawn. 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CANS 1SBBB1| EB11BS OF THEIE ITilA Coupon it 7 1 By J.ACK ANDERSON Florida's sunshine — and raking in il their efforts in the light against He's an expert at financial finagling that “with the intensity of present strongest possible U.S. team to the With ('oupon S' $7.50 Purcha.r 1 $7.50 Purchase 1 WASHINGTON — South Florida legal cash — since the days of A1 South Florida’s huge drug traffic — and establishing respectable activity it can be p r ^ c t ^ that summer games, in the expectation of 1 > TEA BAGS 1 and its Latino-flavored capital, which the Canadian mobsters have Canadian groups may soon rival the besting the Russian athletes on their V PliSBURY FUDGE j 1 (?apone, a new element of organized business fronts for money-laundering FROZEN & DAIRY 1 Miami, have long been a mecca for crime has been quietly moving into not concentrated on so far — the degree of influence (exerted) by the own turf. fci ' BROWNIE MIX I 1 TETLEY 1 operations. NennoNi on MutAQi tourists and pensioners seeking es the area in recent years from farther report states that “random in •Giuseppe Napolitano’s group. U.S. La Cosa Nostra families Tours PIZZA...... ‘ 1.89 22.8 OZ. PKO. Z 1 100 CT. PKQ. 1 cape from the winter cold of the north. Canadian syndicate members telligence gathering has been suf operating in Florida.” By 1 1 “His operations are believed to AaaonnD variidm Northeast and Midwest. Footnote; One interesting racket The committee also reports that Vandwbili • tM ioon • Picoiw • 1 1 have found a happy hunting ground in ficient to indicate that Canadian backed by U.S. La Cosa Nostra in STOUFFER SUPERSALE direct-mail contributions are coming Act III • Devon • Forovor Young • 1 ‘ 1.59 1 But beneath the tropical sun, the Miami and other South Florida com organized-crime activity in Florida terests,'' the report states, the Canadians are mixed up in is the Mwe iv i 89< 1 London Fog • MMy Harttor • 1 swaying palm trfc“s and rococo munities. is a major problem." explaining that this gives him smuggling of Italian aliens from in at roughly twice the rate of a year COOL WHIP...... ioz-iowlDSI Lfvl LIMIT ONE AT HIGHLAND PAHK 1 UNIT O NI AT HIOHLAND AARK 1 glitter of boomtown Miami, there’s ago — though of course donations K A IM , OMMM. U a I I OZ. PKO. . ____ g g . VALID MARCH 1U~1I A confidential intelligence report Here are some of the major figurbs “special status" Canada to work in pizza parlors 1 VAUO MARCH 1»-1i 1 an ugly, cold-eyed would be expected to increase in an Sm your $elf in neuiett fatkiont, colon and $lyht UNDBttlABELS...... 4 FORSo prepared the Florida Department of mentioned in the report: The Dubois brothers, Jean-Guy and throughout Florida. The Italians then k " 1 Olympic year. The committee con ihU coming Spring Witk Coupon 4 underworld that Law Enforcement a little over a year * The Vincent Cotroni “family.” Claude; Marcel Sal vail, and Eugene marry U.S. citizens to stay in this ORAINEJUICE...... ieOZ.CAN89> M ith Coupon A' 1 1 ceded that some members of the $7.50 Purckate skims its ago offered this ominous picture of Cotroni is “completely independent LeFort — all involved in prostitution, country. KNNOMCOTT CHUM A CAMAQI S7.!»0 Furrhnne 1 1 public seem to be responding to the STUFFED POTATOES...... rko. ‘ 1 LINCOLN multibillion- the Canadian Connection: of U.S. La Cosa Nostra families when gambling, gem smuggling and other Olympic outpouring 59 PURE VEGETABLE 1 dollar profits president's boycott call by not sen 1 1 “Based on economic conditions in it comes to decision making regar sundry activities. Salvail, the report Although Jimmy Carter serenely I t C T. M O . from the city's ding money...... 99‘ GRISCO OIL 1 APPLE JUICE 1 Canada, Florida can expect a ding criminal endeavors,” the report says, “is the subject of a Quebec ICE CaEAM BASS . . .. 64 OZ. STL insists he has the full support of the 38 OZ. BOTTLE 1 1 prosperity. Nar tremendous increase in, Canadian notes, adding: "They do, however,, Police Commission inquiry which he u n ouAnnna American people for a boycott of the ...... 2 LB. PK08.‘ l 1 1 cotics, prostitu crime activities.” Though most of maintain close contact with the U.S. VERNON is trying to avoid by staying in Miami summer Olympics in Moscow,. U.S. 1 1 tion, currency _____ Bonnano family, whose (late) boss VERNON CIRCLE Aunr rtAvom . .. ‘ 1.19 the organized-crime activity is still — Most members of this group lean Olympic Conunittee reports that its 1 1 649-4490 MPPUTTOBURT...... 3 lOZ.CONT.*l laundering and smuggling are the concentrated in northern Dade Coun Carmen Galante is credited with toward violence.” mail shows a decided list in favor of Watch on w aste 1 1 U N IT O N I A T HIOHLAND AAIW U M IT O N I AT H IO H LA N D PARK principal sources of this illicit ty and southern Broadward County, having established the group.” The Evidently fearful that they’re not AVON WETHERSFIELD 1 1 Distinguishing features of the U.S. participation. MALTUT VAUNCIA „ VAUD MADCH 10-11 VAUO MAIICH 10-11 wealth. For a price, you can get just the report predicted that "it is likely Cotroni influence extends from Canadian mobs are their diversifica giving the public’s money away fast ORMNE JUICE...... MotcAnronSS* The upset victory of the U.S. ‘ ® * * £ ® * S ^ WETHER8FIELD 1: about anything you might want in the Canadian criminal influence will Toronto and Ottawa to New York, tion — from smuggling of currency, hockey team over the Russians at enough, the artsy craftsmen at the 8HOPPINO CENTER Miami — from the acquisition of a expand to St. Petersburg, which is New Jersey, Detroit and Miami, gems and aliens to prostitution and Lake Placid seems to have inspired National Endowment for the Arts ' *^-0411 desirable companion to the elimina also a favorite vacation spot of experts told my associate Tony gambling — and the' comparative many of the letter writers. They recently shelled out |10,(M0 for ^ BLOOMFIELOioifarkave. tion of an unwanted one. BLOOMFIELD 6HOFFINO PLAZA legitimate Canadians.” Capaccio. youth of their members. Most are in reason that the best way to punish research tstudy on ways the federal While Chicago and New York •William O’Bront, oftqn called the 1494977 And while state and federal their 30s and 40s. the Soviets for their aggression in government can better assist the mobsters have been baking in South lawmen have been expending most of Meyer Lansky of the Canadian mob. The confidential report concludes Afghanistan would be to send the arts. iiiiiiiiiiiiin m iu u n ii EVENING HERALD. Thurs., March 13, 1960 - 7 6 - EVtoOWO HERALD, niw i.. M fch U. MM Signups set Directors have proposals Child care credit Students to attend for soccer leaders' seminar Don Manohntor’o Youth Want BMX GLASTONBURY -Registration to ease housing problem helps save taxes 7 for the Hartwell Spring Soccer MANCHESTER - Miss Janet Locke of Manchester — Wo know thay do| season will be held Saturday, March today. High School has been selected as the school’s participant By MARY KITZMANN conversions. The com said. “Several other states Editor’s note: This is the 10th in a Earned income is wages, salaries, 15, and Saturday March 23 from 9 At ’Tuesday’s Board of in the 1900 Connecticut Youth Leadership Seminar, the Herald Reporter mittee’s report is due in 60 have tried similar series of 11 articles deslgiwd to help tips and other employee compensa a.m. to noon at the Academy School Directors meeting, state state’s only program exclusively for high school YOUR PARENTS days, the moratorium on programs.” income tax return filers deal with tion, professional fees or other cafeteria. MANCHESTER -Both Rep. Walter Joyner, R- sophomores. CALL VS OR STOP IN TO SIGN OUR conversions that the board DiRosa noted the plan in changes in federal income tax law amounts received for personal ser Any girl or boy with birth dates in Republican and Manchester, also bad a The two and one half day seminar oh March 21-23 at the imposed lasts 90 days. cludes all tenants, not just effective for 1979. The series is vices, and net earnings from PETITION the years 1966 through 1973 is eligible Democratic Board of suggestion to ease the Hilton Hotel In Hartford will be hosted by the Greater Republican Director the elderly and low-income prepared by the Commerce Clearing selfemployment. to r a s t e r and must be accompanied Directors members have housing shortage. His Hartford Jaycees. Two of the Connecticut students at the Peter DlRosa told the GOP families that many persons House of diicago, a foremost repor For married couples, the earned by a parent or legal guardian. New unveiled proposals to ease proposal is that Uie town seminar will be chosen to represent the state at the Hugh Town Committee last night expressed concern for in ting authority on tax and business income limitation is tosed on the r^ stran ts, as well as prior year Manchester’s housing shor- issue 20-year revenue O’Brien Youth Foundation’s International Leadership bis plan would “get the recent weeks. law. earned income of the spouse who "tage. bonds, and use the money Seminar in Los Angeles, Calif. players who have not submitted their town into the purchase of He said that there were earns the l e ^ r amount. Thus, in Thehe plans, along with to finance construction. By United Preai Inleraalional Ms. Locke was selected from among the high school birth certificates are required to private proper^ without two such dwellings most cases, if a married taxpayer various other suggestions, The bonds would “pay for With more and more mothers sophomore applicants by a faculty and student selection bring them when registering. The being a tax burden.” presently on the market. has a honworking spouse, no c r ^ t Is will be given to the themselves” Joyner said. entering or returning to the work committee. She has been active in field hockey and track r^stration fee is 16.00 DiRosd explained the Mayor Stephen Penny available because the nonworking Registration for A Division (ages mayor’s commission on However, DiRosa noted and more households being at MHS, serving as athletic trainer for those and other proposal, of which the announced yesterday that spouse has no earned income. 17-18) and B Division (ages 15-16) houkng. headed by one parent, the tax credit sports. details are not yet for the Democrats were last night that the However, in those situations in will be held later this spring. The Board of Directors for child and dependent care Whiie in junior high school, Janet was awarded the Son mulated as a stock-funded working on a plan to help Republicans plan, and the which the nonworking spouse is Persons with further questions A voted to establish a housing expenses can prove a real tax-saver, Janet Locke of American Revolution Citizenship Award. She is a the elderly. other suggestions, were physically or mentally disabled or is committee to study the house. for many for the 1979 filing season. member of the Instructor of the Handicapped and is ac may call Katherine Miller at 633- The town would buy The plan would finance still “at least one to two a full-time student at an educational effects of condominium Basically, the credit is equal to 20 tive in her church youth group. She is the-daughter of Mr. 7954. multi-family homes, and construction housing. years down the line.” institution for at least five calendar “I’m very pessimistic percent of expenses paid by a Church gift and Mrs. Robert W. Locke of 159 Henry St. BMX kaaps tha kids off tha atm t and la the tenants would buy Democratic leaders have months during the year, the law that we, or the study, com taxpayer, who maintains a “1 plan to go and learn what other people do for their Contra dance slated stock in the homes. ‘"The been working on the plan, assumes an earned income of fl66 ANDOVER - The Andover acologically aound. mittee, can find andWers,” hou^old, for the care of a child un Congregational Church has received school and their communities,” Ms. Locke said. BARBS town would be like a but the details were not der 15 years of age or for an in per month for each month that the GLASTONBURY - Country he said. a gift of $250 from the Hale Donation W9 ara doing our part at holding company,” DiRosa available at press time capacitated dependent or spouse. spouse is disabled or Is a student if Dance in Connecticut will hold a Phil Pastoret to be used to buy books or audio Such expenses must be incurred to there is one qualifying individual in traditional New England Contra visual materials. enable the taxpayer to seek and hold the household. This amount increases MMKHESTER CYCLE SHOP Dance on Friday, March 21 at 8 p.m. The trouble with gunboat to $333 per month if there is more Hale Donation was established in Live fiddle musiewill be provided by gainful employment, according to diplomacy is that you can eas than one qualifying individual in the 1804 by the will of Sarah Hale, widow W. Middte Tpke. "Whiskey Before Breakfast” and ily find yourself up the creek the (Commerce Gearing House, a tax 178 649-2098 household. of John Hale who was an older calling wiil be conducted by Ralph without anything but blanks to reporting authority. brother of Revolutionary War hero The Dept, of Commerce expect! the number of ceble shoot. The employment-related expenses Sweet. Nathan Hale, with a gift of 1,000 T V lubicriberi to increase to 20 million over the next upon which the credit is based are An important aspect of the credit The dance will be held at St. James pounds. five y e e r i . ______Don’t loMck it. The way limited to |2,000 for the care of one for the 1979 tax year is that credit is Episcopal Church, 1018 Farmington they make staff these days it By the terms of the will, one-tenth qualifying individual and |4,000 for now available for payments to a Ave., just west of West Hartford will probably fall apart of five-sixths of the annual income is the case of two or more qualifying in relative, including a grandparent, un Center. less the relative is a dependent or a to be used to buy books. For more information, call ’677- dividuals. The taxpayer’s share (as child under 19 years of age for whom 6619. Since your concern for the financial the taxpayer claims a dependency security of your family and business is employer) of the social security tax Cotter to speak paid in connection with wages that exemption. It is no longer required Planning Irish Tea serious, you expect the concern of your MANCHESTER - U S. Rep. Teachers speak are includible as amounts paid for that child care services performed .. by certain relatives constitute William Cotter will be the guest VERNON — Susan Meisler and The Salvation Army will be sponsoring its Irish Tea Satur financial advisor to be serious also. household and dependent care ser speaker at a roast honoring Mon Robert Fahey, teachers at the Mid day, at the Citadel, 661 Main St., Manchester from 10 a.m. to 2 No Insurance policy yet That's why you need a life insurance vices are part of such wages and thus employment for social security pur written is comprehensive signor Edward Reardon at The dle School, were speakers at the qualify as an amount paid for poses. p.m. This is the 30th Annual Irish Tea at the Army. The first enough to cover a j^rson fool agent of top professional caliber. One Colony, Vernon, Friday night. Northeast Regional Conference for was organized by Mrs. Annie Russell, left, who is still the hardy enough to attempt to concerned about your overall financial household and dependent care. The event, to benefit the March of the Social SJu(lies held last week in Next and last: Miscellaneous items eat peas with a knife. needs and obligations. One who The amount of the expenses that Dimes, will begin at 6:30 p.m. Boston, Mass. organizer of this event. Mrsm Molly Bell, right, the service qualify for the credit is limited by the Australia numbers more constantly updates his knowledge, ’Ibeir topic, “Let’s Help Kids Get chairman of the Home League is the coordinator for special earned income of the taxpayer. than 120 varieties of marsupi upgrades his skills, and is really Involved,” was covered in a projects. Famous Irish soda bread and many other goods will als among some 230 species of Come visit the IlC W workshop demonstrating a series of be sold. The luncheon, which begins at 11 a.m., will feature mammals. involved with his community and clients. classroom activities u ^ to rein clam chowder, sandwiches, home-made pies and more. Affiliated local members of NALU... force concepts covered in The Amazon pours 64 bil The National Association of Life nansicROon.ac. Asian/African studies on the middle lion gallons of water into the sea every second. Underwriters... are dedicated to Greenhouse school level. keeping your best interests their most Galati sentence delayed If wild turkey did not CORRECTION serious concern. In pur WadiMaday, Mar. 12 ad Tabby Traat Cat Food WEEKEND j«oE Faucher to speak NEWM 1? tl7 BRITAINXIDTTAfIM (UPI)ffTPII — . ^Senten n t p n - fof \ ( KriKAtnzbribery, nnncntranuconspiracy andanri Prtnrtiniextortion immediately become the A O < superstar of Thanksgiving, waa incorractly Priced to S«ll 8 cant 9«. Thia ahould MANCHESTER - Robert Feb. 19. He faces up to 60 years in cing for former Fire (Thief Raymond ■part of the reason may have havaboan SPECIAL »*lants Faucher, co-chairperson for the A. Galati, one of 19 men arrested in prison. been some Pilgrim's vague Hartford Life Underwriters Assoc., Inc. Manchester Citizens for Social the city ’s municipal corruption scan He was originally charged last suspicion that eating the bird 315 Broad St. Manchester Responsibility, will speak to the 645 Farmington Avenue 6 cans $1 >59 dal, has been postponed until March August with 21 counts. That number led to leprosy. dally 9-e P.M. PMy, comrontent parking Kiwanis Club Tuesday at 12:15 at 25. was reduced to 15 later when it was Hartford, CT 06105 Manchester Country Oub. Faucher Superior Court Judge Eugene T. discovered the statute of limitations will speak on conversion of Kelly said Wednesday the senten on several had expired. The number The knights of Medusa, apartments to condominiums. His cing, which originally had been was again reduced in February when founded in 1690 in Marseille and named for the mythical group has been active in the quest for scheduled for Monday, was post he pleaded guilty. a moratorium on such conversions woman whose glance turned ASSOCIATION poned due to an illness in Galati s Galati is one of s ix , persons people to stone, is France's and one was voted by the Board of family. arrested in the scandal to plead guil oldest wine-tasting society. Directors ’Tuesday night. Galati pleaded guilty to six counts ty. I , DAILY 10A.M.to 10P.M. I b SUNDAY P.M.toSP ] I 12 4 OPEN DAILY 9;80-e!e0r SUNDAY 11^ WED. THRU. SAT. SALE O U M flT I FAMOUS MIANDS .TH E S/SVIIMQ P LA C E ^ L E EFFECTIVE THURS MARCH 13th THRU SAT, MARCH 15th Introducing H tU iil'acU o n Self-Serve whaftIDOK new and sale priced T in our record department! Wallcovering! NEIL DIAMOND CHUCK MANOIONE Sapitmbcr Mom FunafKlOMM. LP OR lAPE Neil Diamond - September Mom - Columbia. 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March IS, IWO Dignitaries, units, ready V fe d c lin q s Panel disappointed: no quorum and little interest for St. Patrick’s By U UREN SHEA problems with obtaining town staff person to act as as its secretary. requirements of their who will help toe Severely Hebron. ’The Easter Seal In otoer matters, toe secretary. accessibility survey. Bolton Volunteer Fire Department, Herald Reporter commission discussed a handicapped wito personal affiliated center is seeking heat. The booklet can be The commission ’Thomal O’Neill of Manchester has Since the Youth Commis While the plaques had Bolton Volunteer Fire Department MANCHESTER -The proposal from the state of grooming. Applications are residents for their summer obtained by writing the reviewed a letter from Halsted'Goltra bera chosen as Manchestw's sion was granted a flat fee General Manager Robert been slated to cost $25 Ladies’ Auxiliary, Manchester Oommiaiion cm toe Han fice of Protection and Ad available froni toe Office program, which is similar commission in care of the Parade Marshal for the ninth annual of $10 per meeting, it Weiss, outlining the Board apiece, the commission Debra Louise Goltra of Truro, Mass., and E u g w Eighth District Fire Department and dicapped met wito a two vocacy, which is offering of the Commissioner, to a regular camp, but Manchester Municipal St. Patrick’s Day Parade, sponsored toe Manchester Senior Citizens. Building. allocated this money to of Director’s recent deci now hopes to award of Manchester, were married Mardi 1 at Center pronged disappointment assistance to state Dept. of Human geared to toe needs of toe citations, on parchment by the United Irish Societies of Manchester has won toe trophy for The commission also dis- hiring a student to take toe sion to freeze the budget. Concregational Church in ManchMter. Wednesday n i^ t, as toey residents who are severely Resources, 1179 Main St., handicapped. paper at one-third the cost. Greater Hartford. The parade will the Best Participating Town from Other mailings included cussed several com town staff person’s role. Its effect on the commis T?e W de is the daughter of Mr. and J to . Harding commence on Saturday 11 a.m. in faced a lack of quorum and handicapped. Hartford, CT. Buildings under considera toe 18 towns involved in the parade a lack of local business in The commission also a Winter Energy Booklet munications from town of The Handicapped Commis sion is to jeopardize the Stephens of Truro, Mass. The bridegroom is the ^ of Hartford. Under a $50,000 program, tion include the Faith Bab- M r ^ Mrs. Raymond Halsted of 212 Greenwood Drive, four times during the past eight terest in their accessibility received a mailing from from the state, outlining ficials. Like the Commis sion agreed last night to funds it had expected to O’Neill came from Ireland in 1930 10-12 residents in toe state tist Church in Manchester, years. Manchester’s Police Depart survey. Hemlocks .Outdoor Center, the specific agency to be sion on Children and ask for a similar fee and in use to award piaques to Manchester. and married his wife, Peggy, shortly who meet certain the Pumpernickel Pub, and ment has won toe trophy twice for Having developed a sur a camp for handicapped contacted in each town in Youth, the Handicapped vestigate hiring a han landowners whose after. ’The couple has five children. requirements will be a racquet club in Vernon. The Rev. Newell Curtis of Center Congregational toe Best Police Unit in the parade vey that determines a and their families in the event of financial Commission is lacking a dicapped individual to act buildings surpass the He is very active in town provided wito caregivers Church officiated at the double-ring ceremony. Walter and the Manchester Eighth District’s building’s partting, orgai^tions and is noted for his ver- Gryb was organist. Volunteer Fire Department has also exterior approach and Mrs. William Griffin of Groton was her sister’s matron satiltiy on the violin. Over the years won the trophy for toe Outstanding he has entertained many groups in sanitary faciiities as it of honor. . ^ , Volunteer Fire Department in the relates to handicapped per Raymond G. Halsted III of Windsor of his brother’s toe Greater Hartford area with his musical ability on toe violin in parade twice. sons, toe commission had b ^ man. cluding Manchester’s Senior hoped businesses would A reception was held at the home of the bridegroom s The Manchester units will be voluntarily ask to be Citizens. parents, after which the couple left for a trip to Cape Cod, assembling at the entrance to toe reviewed, f Mass. Among the other dignitaries State Capitol at Lafayette Circle at After several months of Mrs. Halsted graduated from Church Academy in Hart leading Manchester’s unit will be 10:15 a.m. and will proceed down landlord indifference, toe Capitol Avenue to Main Street, North ford. Mr. Halsted graduated from Manchester High Mayor Stephen Penny; Deputy commission has agreed it on Main Street to Church Street, School in 1977 and is employed as an auto mechanic at Mayor Steven Cassano; Town will have to take the in Mrs. Eugene F. Halsted down Church Street to Ford Street itiative and seek out Sunset Service in Manchester. Manager Robert Weiss; State M o r e F o r Representative Francis Mahoney; Thomas O’Neill and back to the Capitol grounds. buildings to be surveyed. former mayors Nathan Agostinelli, Manchester’s Parade Committee Due to toe interest in Main Matthew Moriarty Jr., and John and M arching Unit, Knights of is headed by John Gorman,'who is Street redevelopment, toe Thompson; and Democratic Town Columbus Bishop McMahon General the town chairman. Committee commission decided to En9 Q9Ccl----- Chairman Ted Cummings. Assembly Honorary Corps, Campbell members include: Mary Gorman, concentrate on this area. The units marching are as follows: Council Knights of Columbus, Bennet Sean Byrne, Danny Carey, Thomas Commissioners hoped Manchester Police Department, Junior High School Band, East Carroll, John Foley, P.J. Tierney, that Main Street lo u r M o iw Sale Green-Reilly Manchester High School Band, Catholic High School Band, East Mary Tierney, and Edward Wilson. merchants would benefit The engagement of Miss Karen Elaine Green of Stam Manchester High School Drill Team Catholic High School cheerleaders. Mayor Penny is honorary chairman. from toe survey, since an ford to Bradford J. Reilly, also of Stamford, has been an acknowledgment of a nounced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William M. Green building’s accessibility of 33 Echo Drive, Vernon. reflects its owner’s con Mr. Reilly is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J. Reilly of Births cern about the han and Mrs. Richard C. York Sr. of dicapped. An appreciation Stamford. Badeau, Eric Raymond, Son of Feb. 21 at St. Francis Hospital. Her Windsor Locks. His great of toe special problems Miss Green graduated from Rockville High School in Roy R. and Crystal A. Moquin maternal grandparents are Mr. and grandmothers are Mrs. Anne faced by toe handicapped 1974 and from Southern Connecticut State College in 1979. Badeau of 12 Lockwood St., Mrs. Samuel Marino of Rocky Hill. Sheldick of South Windsor and Mrs. is a sign of an area’s She is employed at Pitney-Bowes in Stamford. Manchester. He was born March 6 at Her paternal grandparents are Lucy Henry Moore of Hartford. progressive outlook, accor Mr. Reilly graduated from Rlppowam High School. He St. Francis Hospital in Hartford. His Monty of 13 Moore St., Manchester, ding to officials working is employed at Crystal Rock Spring Water Co. in Stam maternal grandparents are Mr. and and toe late Henry Monty. Her g rp t- MISSES wito these people, ford. Mrs. Richard Moquin of 55 grandparents are Vera Marino, Halloran, Kristin Jean, daughter ’The commissioners also FASHION SEPARATES! ’The couple is planning a May 17 wedding in Stamford. Homestead St., Manchester. His Michael Geni and Concetta Gani. She of John M. Jr. and Aileen Archam- paternal grandparents are Mr. and has a brother, Jamie Eugene, 4; and bault Halloran of Ellington. She was discussed a bill before toe SPRING POPLIN BLAZERS 29.97 Mrs. Joseph Badeau of 22 Lockwood a sister, Jessica Michele, 2. born March 5 at Manchestfer house of the state Choose from lightweight hopsack Reg. $46 & $48. 2-button classics in navy, St., Manchester. His great- Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Legislature that concerns the transportation of or traditional linen-look blazers in khaki, white, green, black and assorted PWP elects grandparents are Mrs. Estella York, Richard Compton III, son grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. special education students. Moquin of Manchester and Mr. and of Richard C. Jr. and Linda-Louise Joseph Archambault of Vernon. Her navy, blue, beige, green or red, in plaids, sizes 8 to 18. Main components of the Mrs. Ervin Whipple of Rockville. Sheldick York of Broad Brook. He paternal grandparents are Mr. and regular, short or long sizes. was born March 4 at Manchester Mrs. John Halloran of Rockville. bill call for having a stu new officers dent identification card MISSES’SPRING SKIRTS 11.97 Monty, Jennifer Michele, Memorial Hospital. His maternal Reg. *75-*80 ...... 57.97 that would be helpful in an ’The Manchester Chapter of Parents Without Partners Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Rivers daughter of Eugene and Michele erandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Reg. $16 & $18. Back wraps, front wraps, emergency and specialized recently held election of officers and directors for the Marino Monty of 43 Woodbridge Harold P. Sheldick of South Windsor. MEN’S GOLF JACKETS dirndls, button fronts and more in green, coming year. 25th anniversary Ave., East Hartford. She was born His paternal grandparents are Mr. driver training of vehicles. ’Those to be installed on March 25 at Community Bap It also asserts the need for Our best-selling poly/cotton, water- white, navy, khaki, red poly/cotton, sizes tist Church are: Robert Breton, president; Gloria Howe, an advisory committee and repellaht styles. Front zips, button cuffs, 8 to 18 (not every color In every size) Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Rivers of 15 Church St., vice president, programs; Anne Manning, vice president, a schedule of dates for tab cbllars. 5 spring colors, sizes S-XL. publiicity; Lynn Feder, secretary; Patricia O’Rourke, Manchester, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Hennigan joins Air Force these goals to be achieved. MISSES’WOVEN SHIRTS 9.97 on Feb. 9 with a party at toe Bolton Town Hall. The cou Reg. $18...... 12.97 treasurer; Nancy Lambert, membership; and Lorraine While commission Reg. $14 & $15. Easy-care poly/cotton Dupre and Beverly Fargnoli, adult activities. ple was married Feb. 12, 1955 at St. James Church in Mark B. Hennigan, son of Mr. and Airman David P. Bellinghiri, son Marine Lance Cpl. Frances R. members were unable to Also, Darlene McKnight, family activities; Babe Manchester. Mrs. Donald Hennigan of Ralph of Mr. and Mrs. Steven S. Bellinghiri Richey Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Fran take a position on toe bill, solid tones and plaids, sizes 8 to 18. Meadors, orientation; Gennice Stevens, dances; Carol Hosting toe party for more than 80 friends and relatives Road, Manchester, recently entered of 103 Grand Ave., Rockville', has cis R. Richey Sr. of 178 Kelly Road, due to a lack of quorum, ARROW KNIT GOLF SHIRTS Nessman, scholarship; Mim Carlson and Lorraine Han were toe couple’s son John Rivers of Manchester; and the Air Force Delayed Enlisted been assigned to Sheppard AFB, South Windsor, has been promoted to they chose to have copies In solid colors with placket fronts or flare their daughter, Mrs. Gary (Terri) Pelletier, also of son, group discussions; Doris Moncrieff, legal research; Program. Texas, after completing Air Force his present rank while serving at toe of the regulation sent to collars, sizes S-XL. Reg. $ 1 4 ...... Baii>ara Gignac, newsletter; Enza Romano, historian; Manchester. They also have a grandson, Jason John basic training at Lackland AFB in Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry their members for review 9.97 and Howard Madsen and A1 Stoltz, ethics and grievances. A 1979 g ra d u a te of Cheney Texas. Point, N.C. before the April meeting. MISSES' DRESSES in seiected one and two- ’The organization is for all persons who are single by Mr. Rivers is employed by the State of Connecticut Technical School, he is scheduled to He will now recejve specialized in A 1978 graduate of Rockville High (Chairman Roger Ouellette way of divorce, death or never having married as long as Highway Department in Bolton. Mrs. Rivers, the former leave for basic training at Lackland struction ill toe Civil' engineerth^ ^hool. He join^toe Marine Cdr^ in said he would'arrange tq MEN’S FARAH BELTED SLACKS , piece styies. Choose easy-edre poiys, terries & they have one living child. Kieetings are held on the se Joan M. Minicucci of Manchester, is employed at AFB, Texas, on March 3L where he field. 1 . . . , January-1979,. , , , ,.i.n have a local representative Of woven poly, in solid navy, brown, tan more. Sizes 8-18. Reg. $30-$38 ...... 23.97 cond and fourth ’Tuesdays of .^ c h month at 8 p.m. at Beneficial Finance Corp. in East Hartford. will receive technical training in the Airman Bellinghiri graduated from appear before the com The couple received money trees and many gifts. or grey. 30-42 waists, reg. $22 .... 16.97 Community Baptist Church. New Members are welcome. mechanical career field. Rockville High School in 1976. mittee to explain it D&L Men’s Shops: all stores except Fire union New London.. MISSES’ POPLIN SLACKS in front zip or PINEHURST eiastic waist styies. Choose white, khaki, navy or, C&F Services plan auction Membership coffee sets derby green. Reg. $19 & $ 2 1 ...... 13.97 302 Main St. MANCHESTER - The ’The Manchester Auxiliary of Child Family Serices Speakers will be Roger Sullivan, director of Develop 643-4151 Town of Manchester Fire will conduct its annual Box Lunch Auction on ’Tuesday at ment and Public Affairs of C&FS and James F. Orr, set by Auxiliary Department Local 1579 will president of a new organization. Child & Family Nm boaUnf arfafi for BOYS’ DENIM TWILL JEANS by Biliy the 10:45 a.m. at toe downstairs community room of toe The Manchester Village Apartments, East ly McCray, auxiliary presi conduct its 4th annual Soap FAMOUS MAKER SUNSENSOR First Federal Savings Bank, 344 W. Middle ’Turnpike, Charities Inc. ’Their topic will be toe upcoming Horse Box Derby Race June 8. Kid, of sturdy poiy/cotton. Sizes 4-7, 8-16, Memorial Hospital Hartford. dent, will be present to dis Morrell Hum GLASSES that get darker as the sun gets Manchester. Members are asked to prepare a box lunch Show, which will include many changes and im ’The race will be held on reg. 13.50-15.50 ...... 8.97 & 10.97 provements. Auxiliary will conduct a Membership in the cuss the auxiliary and ToMn Hams brighterl Tortoise frames, metals, too. to be auctioned. Coffee will be provided. membership coffee for auxiliary is open to men answer any questions. Nutmeg KoHbasa Brookfield Street from 9 prospective members on and women in the greater Reservations are a.m. till 4 p.m., (rain date Reg.$12-$15 ...... 6 .9 7 P r. People with a long in their Friday, March 21 at 9:30 Hartford area. Mrs. Betty necessary and can be made June 15). hearts should keep it locked ’This year’s Derby will BOYS’ KNIT SHIRTS in rugby stripes with np while showering. a.m. at the home of Mrs. Tonucci, director of by contacting Mrs. Knapp in totes, Dean’s list students Patricia Knapp, Fountain volunteers and Mrs. Shire- at 5 8 8 ^ . _____ have 40 entrants ages 10-12 NEW SPRING VINYL HANDBAGS knit coliars. Sizes 4-7 and 8-18, years in toe junior division. satchels, swaggers and body bags in 5 great Among the students Carlson and Philip reg. 7.50 & 9.50 ...... 5.97-7.47 Hill; and Mary Beth Milke, ’Those in toe senior division colors! Reg. $ 1 6 ...... 9-'67 named to dean’s list for the 37 (iurtis Road. Jackson. will range in age from 12- first semester at the Manchester: Kathleen Hebron: C5mthia Foley. 15. College of Elducation and Walsh, 38 Gerard St. Manchester: Christine ’The race has received GOLD-FILLED & SILVER VERMEIL GIRLS’ WOVEN BLOUSES in easy care Allied Services at the Vernon: Dawn Jaquith, Martin, Peter Naktenis, national recognition on EARRINGS In lots of styles for every taste! piaids and soiid coiors, sizes 7 to 14. Stock up University of Hartford, 62 Brent Drive. Jane Stanton and Jane TV’s P.M. Magazine. Also Reg. 8.50-$15 p a ir...... 5 .9 7 p a ir now! Reg. $ 1 4 ...... 8.97 are: Area students named to Zamaitis. TRUE IRISH this past year’s National East Hartford: Susan the dean’s list for the fall South Windsor: Gail Championship Finals were Davis, 16 Sawka Drive. semester at toe University Lauritsen. SHAMROCKS viewed by millions on Wide LEATHER HANDBAGS In lots of styles and Glastonbury. Jennie of Bridgeport include: South Glastonbury: World of Sports and the GIRLS’ BELTED SLACKS by Pretty Piease Elliot, 135 Chimney Sweep colors for spring, so hurry In & save! Reo. Glastonbury: William Laurel Shearn. Manchester town cham in spring colors. Poly/cotton blends. Sizes 7-14, pion, Denise Welch i was in $321...... 2 5 .9 7 i terviewed on that show. reg. $16 ...... 11-97 Matchmaking: ’The town firefighters SPRING JUNIOR RAINWEAR including will soon be conducting their annual fund raising poplin trenches,;flt and flare styles, single and Children’s Shops: Corbins, Avon, Bristol, East Indian style ' drive. Merchants will be double-breasted styles and more. In delicious Manchester, Meriden. contacted in person by the spring paltelsl 5-13. 'iboSIM firefighters and ask^ to Reg. $58-$65 ...... 39.99-49.97 NEW DELHI, India you think? Wrong. has other attributes: place an advertisement in (UPl) — ’They are nearly Because the girl is of the J0G6ING«RACQUnBIUi< “Trained post-graduate WEEKEND SPECIAl the annual Derby program. all “attractive.” They Jain religion, she will be a Khatri virgin. Greedy This event is e n d o r ^ by WALTZ-LENGTH NIGHTGOWNS have “wheatish” and vegetarian. The groom sorry,” said one ad, war ’The Manchester Chamber JUNIOR COORDINATES! “fair” complexions. Some must also be a vegetarian, ning off dowry hunters. of Commercu. Donations Pretty cotton blends with assorted em are even ’’really fair-skinned or at least "**•'*“ KOOWAS TENNS Many men seeking and prizes for these deser SPRING PLAZERS 36.97 broidery and trim touches. (Some baby beautiful ” Others admit “wheatish” in complexion partners also stress they 3 inch pot ving youngsters can be sent they are “plain” or and taller than cms Reg. $50. Fully lined blazers In cream, dolls in the group, too!) Sizes SML. do not necessarily want to to toe Town of Manchester Reg.$12-$14 ...... 7.97-8.97 “homely” but boast they (about 5 feet 1 inch). marry a girl for her Reg. 1.39 Fire Department Local navy or ,$iew beige, sizes 5 to 13, of are "sober” and “hard A prospective groom Only 7 9 « HAS JUST ARRIVED! money. But they do have 1579 at 75 Center St., poly/rayon. working.” would seize on the word their standards: Manchester. FAMOUS MAKER BRAS In soft cup, The descriptions apply “decent.” In marriage ad "Wanted — suitable Mix and Match«Terry & Velour KICK |i»LEAT SKIRTS 15.97 lined and wired styles. Great selection! equally to male and female parlance it means the match, around 30, for Nursery sets Re^. $22. You’ll love these coordinating and they are all to be found bride’s parents are willing legally divorced Punjabi BIRD FOOD SHORTS •TOPS •JACKETS Reg. $5-$10...... 2.97-5.97 kick-pleat front skirts, sizes 5 to 13. in one of India’s great to pay a dowry — despite Arora industrialist. registrations 3 marriage markets — the government efforts to Graduate. 175 cm (about 5 Specially blended Sizes S M L thistle teed, fine corn MANCHESTER - The CONTROL BRIEFS for soft, medium, Sunday edition of the Hin stamp out toe practice. feet 7 inches). Teetotaler, etc. Bird feeders - 6 " 1 6 Center Nursery School, dustan Times. The medical profession nonsmoker, good per and firm shaping, with cotton lined Blrdjtoutes. - Suet - now in its 32nd yuar, is SUIT BLOUSES 14.97 Every week the reference means the sonality. No bars, but only gussets. Reg. $ 7 ...... 2.97-4.97 Sunflower seed. , accepting registrauons for Reg. $21. Pretty red plaid long-sleeve matrimonial columns in daughter’s parents are parents of well-^ucated, the 1980-81 school year. toe newspaper’s classified wealthy and could be beautiful, unmarried girls Located at Center bow blouses In ooly/cotton, sizes 5 to 13. ad section list the appeals expected to advance 100,- Come In to too us for PRICE need apply.” Congregational Church, 11 HIPSTER & BIKINI PANTIES In of hundreds, if not 000 rupees ($12,500) to see Another advertiser all your gardening needs You pay the wholesale price Center St., the school is JUNIOR PANTS for spring. In tricots and cottons, prints and solid tones. thousands, of men and her married. wanted a “really beautiful, non-denominatloD|| and women looking for Other “decent” poly/rayon poplin. Choose white, navy, Reg. 2.50-$3 p a ir...... 1.67-1.97 slim, smart, convent- •Plants •Pots *Tools n o n - ^ it. marriage partners. marriages would Involve educated bride” as he ’The prograid will consist red or khaki, sizes 5-13. Reg. $19 .13.97 They make for dowry gifts to the groom of himself was “slim, tall •S^ll •Seeds •Etc.J of three sessions to be held fascinating reading. an automobile, a motor (175 cms), educated, very Vi PRICE Vt PRICE on ’Tuesday, Wednesday Example: scooter or, from poorer smart and highly es and ’Thurs^y mornings. “Wanted — suitable parents, a bicycle. There tablished.” Children aged three, four match for Jain graduate are suits, shoes, a gold Other men, more CAIDOR SHOPPING PLAZA and five are eligible td at-, girl, 24 years, wheatish ring, a watch and an um desperate, write that they M ANCHtSTER tend. complexion, attractive brella for any groom as a have no bar against any r i Op*rt Won.-Ffi. 10-9. Sot. 10-4 Parents interested in ShopSundoy 12-5 ALL STORES OPEN NIGHTS MON. THRU FRI. TIL 9 P.M. OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5 features, 155 cms. Belongs matter of course. caste, do not seek a dowry S enrolling their children to family of doctors, early Many advertisements and d o n ’t m ind if a CoH>Im Comer, Moridoii A Now London olio opon Soturdoyf ’HI 9; Now irltoln opon Thur. nipht only. Now Britain A Orotan clotod Stmdoyt Woodland Garden$ DRESSES • SPORTSWEAR may contact toe dlrectwi decent marriage.” note no dowry is available prospective bride is a oOROTON !W0OBUUIOtT.lli>lieilt8Tnt4M474 Mrs. Barbara Passmore, oCORBINS CORNER OAVON-SIMS8URY OMANCHESTCR oBRISTOL oNEW BRITAIN oMERIDEN o V U N * 4 oNEW LONDON Pretty straightforward. but that the would'be bride widow or a divorcee at 64M19S or may calltte, church office, 6 47-9^ EVEatlNG HERALD. Thurz., March 13,1960 - 11 10 — BVENING HERALD, nw ri.. NUrch U. 1860 Shrine door open to Klein, Yawkey ToujnTol Affirmative Action programs votes the other officers were in Overheard at a Vernon meeting Today is the day. About 490 other at 7:30 p.m. will be Saturday started'in East Hartford, a public Perhaps as practice for the up- stalled. Then Von Deck invited the recently — "Lately It seems to me students arrived early this after at Glastonbury High School. TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - It took a fielders Duke Snider and A1 Kaline. of the Veterans Committee. "To me where it is,’’, argues Grimes, a list of eight finalists. The others con- coming election year the hearing would be the best way to committee to a "victory party.” that for every problem, there’s noon to begin rehearsing for one of long time but one of baseball’s Snider and Kaline were elected to the he was a Hall of Famer. I’d like to former spitball pitcher who faced siered were first baseman Johnny Repabiicans were in the mood for collect the raw data,” — Barbara ‘T’ll vote for that,” one member another problem — whatever largest musical events of the Senior Citizens Director Wally greatest sluggers has finally battered Hall of Fame in January by the have had him on my ballclub.” Klein on several occasions. "You Mize and Charley Grimm, pitcher voting Wednesday night. DiBaptlste of Mattatuck Communi quipped. happened to solutions?” — Could it season in Glastonbury, the All New Fortin says the open house for the down the doors of Cooperstown. Baseball Writers Association of Few players could match Klein for can’t select the place where you’re Vic Willis, shortstop , First, Robert Von Deck was ty College speakingjrecently on Af be someone was frustrated over es England Music Festival. ’Two con new senior center will be eithdr the Chuck Klein, once almost as big an America. all-around ability. As a batter he led going to play. He was smart enough Glenn Wright, third baseman Jim voted in as the GOP Town Com firmative Action to the Human calating town budgets? certs. one at 2 p.m. today and the first or second Sunday in May. attraction in Philadelphia as the Klein’s election comes nearly 22 or tied for the National League in to take advantage of it.” my Dykes and former Dodger mittee chairman. After four more Rights Commission. "If you’re having trouble getting Liberty Bell, was elected Wednesday years after he passed away and 30 home runs four times, led in runs Yawkey’s election comes four Manager Walter Alston. to the Hall of Fame, along with years after he retired from baseball. scored three .times, in slugging years after his death and serves as a The Veterans Committee consists former Boston Red Sox owner Tom Many believe the wait was far too percentage three times, in hits twice, lasting tribute to a man recognized of 18 members, including Hall of Yawkey, by the Veterans (Committee long for a man who compiled a .320 in doubles twice, in total bases four as one of baseball’s greatest benefac Famers Cronin, Grimes, Stan from a list of 50 nominations. lifetime average and hit 300 hoihe times and in runs batted in once. He tors and sportsmen. Musial, Roy Campanella, Oiarley Obituaries Late signups favor GOP The two men, both deceased, will runs. also led the league twice in assists During his 44 years (1933-76) as Gehringer and A1 Lopez. Seventeen Allen T. *Curley’ Keegan be officially inducted into the “His average reflects the kind of and once in stolen bases. owner of the Red ^ x , he commanded members attended Wednesday’s EAST HARTFORD-Allen Cooperstown, N.Y., shrine at special ballplayer he was," said Hall of He also was the le a s e ’s most respect as a man who thought first of meeting. Florence H . Caye Last minute registration for the They mainly supported Anderson, couldn’t switch to Republican to vote Thomas "Curley” Keegan, 67, of 64 ceremonies Aug. 3 along with out Famer Burleigh Grimes, a member valuable player in 1932, winner of the the good of baseball and then his own EAST HARTFORD-Florence March 25 presidential primary he noted. Glastonbury’s registrars, in the primary.” Only players who have been retired Central Ave., died March 11 at Hart league’s Triple Crown in 1933, one of club. (House) Caye, 78, of 67 Sterling favored the Republican Party at area To change parties one must at least 25 years, played at least 10 ford Hospital. Lynn Larsen, Republican registrar, a handful of men to hit four home "I think Tom Yawkey was one of Road, widow of Charles F. Caye Sr., towns. and John Kembler, Democrat, say register six months in advance of an runs in a game (1936) and hhlder of seasons and received at least 100 Bom in Wyptopitlock, Maine, he the finest sportsmen ever to come votes in previous BBWAA elections died March 12 at Manchester Many of those who joined the they registered 46 new GOP election. the modern NL record for runs lived in East Hartford for the past 24 into baseball,” said Hall of Famer are eligible for consideration by the Memorial Hospital. Republican apparently support U.S. members Tuesday. Trabuco said about 100 voters scored in a season (158 in 1930). Joe Cronin, a member of the years. He was employed by I^att b Thoughts QpLENty Veterans Committee. Other can Bom in South Windsor, she had Rep. John Anderson. The Democratic Party tallied 11 registered Tuesday. Some were Then why the long wait for Veterans Ojmmittee and a former been a resident of East Hartford for Whitney Aircraft Group of United saying “Anderson” she noted. didates include executives, Technologies Corp., East Hartford Tuesday was the last day which un new members in the town. enshrinement into the Hall of Fame? Red Sox star. "His every thought the past 50 years. However, across the state, managers and umpires and players for 24 years, retiring In 1977. He was affiliated voters could join a party to However, no clear trend was evi Because for most of his 17-year big was for the betterment of the game Survivors are five sons, Charles E. registrars reported Anderson, who from the Negro Baseball Leagues. a member of St. Mary’s Church, Blast vote in the primary. Glastonbury, dent about who the new members league career (192844), Klein played and his overall thinking was for the Caye Jr. of East Windsor, William E. had a surpasing show of support in Hartford, and a member of the Manchester and East Hartford ap supported for president. for the Philadelphia Phillies and did best interests of the game. Under the rules, the Veterans Com- Caye and George A. Caye, both of Hockey American Legion Post No. 77, East parently follow a statewide trend In East Hartford, the registrar the Massachusetts and Vermont his hitting in tiny Baker Bowl. ' mittee can elect no more than two, East Hartford, Ralph F. Caye of primaries, was the clear favorite “He didn’t ask for any quarters. He Hartford. which shows Republican reported the final outcome between By Klein’s critics argue that his including no more than one from the Manchester and Leonard A. Caye of among new party members; was giving all the time. He didn’t .Survivors are two sisters, Mrs. registrations outnumbering new Republican and Democrat purge statistics were inflated because of non-player category. An affirmative San Antonia, Fla.; two daughters, Bristol, New Haven, Hartlord and have a selfish bone in his body.” Rose Rich of Searsport, Maine, and Democratic by a 2 to 1 margin. voters was “about evened out.” Len Auster the small dimensions of his home vote of 75 percent of the members Mrs. Florence L. Dory of South "Most of those who registered “It was all ages,” Anne Trabuco Mansfield reported Republican park. Klein and Yawkey were selected present is necessary to elect a can Coventry and Mrs. Arline Cramer of Mrs. Ellen Keenan of Bangor, registration ran about 2 and 3 to 1 Maine; several nieces and nephews. were in their early twenties,” BYed said. “The tally evened out among needed “It doesn’t make any difference by the Veterans Committee from a didate. Merrimack, N.H.; two brothers, Peck, Manchester Republican unaffiliated voters, but I never saw over Democratic. The majority of Arthur House of East Hartford and The funeral will be Friday at 7:45 a.m. from the Callahan Funeral registrar, said. so many Democrats mad that they these were saying “Anderson.” Charles House of Warehouse Point; a Richard C. Kern Not too long ago Mike Bossy of the I’d rather not have them than no Home, 1602 Main St., East Hartford, sister, Mrs. Dorothy Kent of Hart New York Islanders stated that at Mike Bossy. with a mass of Christian burial in St. ford; 25 grandchildren and 25 great the end 6f his present contract, which That day will truly be a sad one. Capitals on win skein Mary’s Church, Blast Hartford, at grandchildren. Land trust terminates in two years, he may I ■ 8:30 a.m. Burial will be in Veterans The funeral is Saturday at 10 a.m. hang up his skates. Memorial Cemetery, Augusta, NEW YORK (UPI) - When 26- second period to pace St. Louis. Oilors 6, Nordiqups 3 from Newkirk & Whitney Funeral That would be an unfortunate loss Bits and pieces Maine. year-old Gary Green took over the Chuck Lefley scored the other Blues’ Wayne Gretzky scored two un Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East Hart plans fete usmm'ssm... for the National Hockey League. U.S. Olympic goalie Jim Craig was assisted goals — his 40th and 41st coaching reigns of the Washington goal while Will Paiement and Darryl ford, with the Rev. Henry J. Scherer Friends may call at the funeral But the question remains —why is dubbed the 'savior of the south’ when MANCHESTER-Richard C. Capitals back in November, his task Sittler connected for the Leafs. goals this season — in the third ...... home today from 7 to 9 p.m. the high-scoring forward ready to he joined the Atlanta Flames. That’s Jr. officiating. Burial will be in was simple — turn an injury riddled Penguins 4, Kings 2 period for Edmonton. Gretzky’s Kern, biologist and wildlife film pack it all in at an early age? an awful lot of needless, foolish Hillside Cemetery, Blast Hartford. Louis E. Guy hockey team into a playoff con Paul Marshall scored with 1:59 left goals came after Marc Tardif had „ t Friends may call at the funeral maker, will be honored by members Bossy wasn’t complaining as much pressure to put on a young man. You EAST HARTFORD-Louis E. tender. to lift Pittsburgh. Rookie Nick Ricci brought the Nordiques to within 4-3. MxBC VOllByuCtll home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 and guests of the Manchester Land WHY PAY MORE? about the violence in the game as he have to give U.S. hockey Captain Dave Hunter also had two goals for Guy, 55, of 33 Sunnyreach Drive, died Obviously, winning a few games started his third game since being was about the holding, grabbing, high Mike Eruzione a lot of credit. Instead Crockett Agency upset Thrifty p.m. March 11 at Mount Sinai Hospital. Conservation Trust at a dinner at right off would make things easier the Oilers. sticking, etc. which goes on. 'These recalled from the minor leagues and Package Store 15-10, 15-6, 14-16 and Bom in New Bedford, Mass., he Willie’s Steak House tomorrow at 6 of opting for the bucks and maybe for the cherubic young coach. After stopped 32 shots for his first NHL vic SabrpB 3, Jets 3 violations way too often are ignored being lost in the shuffle, he went out 15-9 in Manchester Rec Department lived in East Hartford many years. all, things really couldn’t get any tory. Danny Care’s second goal of the p.m. The affair will precede a by the referees. women's volleyball playoff action Florence P. Wilson He had been employed by Pratt & on top. That’s class... worse than the 4-10-2 record the Caps game and 46th of the year gave Buf showing of his first film, "Florida Maybe B ossy’s scope is too Former East Catholic standout last night at Illing. Crockett came GLASTONBURY-Florence Whitney Aircraft Group of United had when Green arrived from Mayer to New Haven falo its tie and extended Winnipeg’s Cypress Sanctuary” at 8 p.m. at East narrow. There remain a large hurler Craig Steuernagel pitched five back later to annex the crown with a Peterson Wilson, 76, of 463 Technologies Corp., East Hartford, Hershey. NEW YORK (UPI) - The New winless streak to nine games. Olym number of hockey players —or so innings for UConn against North 15-3, 15-6, 5-15, 8-15 and 15-10 over Manchester Road, wife of Grant F. for the past 12 years. He was a World Catholic High School. ■ But things did get worse. The in York Rangers Tuesday sent Jim pian Rob McClanahan scored his first that’s what they’re called —who are Carolina State Tuesday in Raleigh, Thrifty. Wilson, died March 11 at Hartford War II Army veteran and a com Kern and nine other Florida con juries multiplied and the club failed Mayer and Olympian Dave Silk to goal for the Sabres while Olympic nothing more than butchers. Their N.C. The bespectacled southpaw Hospital. municant of Blessed Sacrament servationists hold title to 400 acres of to win in its first eight games under New Haven of the American Hockey teammate Dave Christian had his se Bom in New York, she had lived in cypress swamp on either side of SUPER SAVIN8S BONANZA primary goal is to wreck havoc on gave up three earned runs but wasn’t League and recalled center Ray cond for the Jets. Church, East Hartford. the other club’s stars, the ones who its new coach. On Nov. 28, the East Glastonbury most of her life.' Survivors are his wife, Donna (Sani Fisheating Creek which flows to the involved in the decision. The Capitals had a 4-16-4 record. Markham. put people in the stands. These She was a member of East Glaston tos) Guy of East Hartford; two western shore of Lake Okeechobee. STARTS' TODAY THRU MONDAY, MARCH 17W Huskies, under first-year Coach That was a long time — an eternity players need to be controlled. bury Methodist Church and a daughters. Miss Gloria Guy in The color film depicts the insect, Andy Baylock, dropped their first six — ago. Since that fateful day near the What’s the attraction in NHL member of the church’s Women’s California and Mrs. Rosmond Car bird and animal life along the creek straight... end of November, Washington has hockey? fs it the artistry of the If the major league baseball Society of Christian Service. doza of New Bedford, Mass.; his with scenes of hawks, vultures, posted a 19-19-6 record — including skaters and goal-makers like Bossy players go out on strike, may they Other survivors are two daughters, mother, Mrs. Rose Bergeron of New otters and alligators. victories in the last four games — to Dr. Douglas Smith, MLCT 12 OH ft and Guy Lafleur? Or is it the stay out all year and Ipam what it’s Hall dominating Mrs. Gilbert (Dawn) Chapman of move to within a point of its first- Bedford, Mass.; a brother, Rosario fighting, which some old-liners feel Blast Glastonbury and Mrs. John Guy of Acushnet, Mass.; three program chairman, is being assisted like to work. How can anyone ever playoff berth. has a place in the game? (Joyce) Vullo of Glastonbury; three sisters, Mrs. Lucille Ramsbottom of with this program by Mr. and Mrs. possibly feel sorry for sqmeone who Making the playoffs wouldn't be 500 Stamps with aach If anything, the Winter Olympics, brothers, Frederick Peterson and New Bedford, Mass., Mrs. Leona Horace Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Julian ‘had to accept’ a $7(X),000 a year the only thing the Caps would be Elmer Peterson, both of East Hamp Ascoll of Bristol, R. I. and Mrs. Getzewich, Mr. and Mrs. George and the U.S.A. hockey team in par salary and wound up crying about doing for the first time. Less than a ton, and Theodore Peterson of Margaret Hicks of Monroesville, Potterton, Mr. and Mrs. Jim *100** Purdiasa ticular, should prove hockey can be it... month ago, Washington beat Mon attractive to the masses without the Three-year starters Bob Venora archery figure Elmira, N.Y.; a sister, Mrs. Carl Pa.; and four grandchildren. Stackpole, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank treal for the first time ever. And fighting and mayhem which exists in and Pete Kiro tallied together 1,013 (Edith) Swanson of New London, and The funeral is Saturday at 8:45 Morasco. Also the mesdames Bever Wednesday night, the Caps actually six grandchildren. ly Taylor, Esther Maidment, the NHL. Then again, maybe it was of East Catholic’s 1,753 points this knocked off the Boston Bruins, a.m. from Callahan Funeral Home, just a phenpmenon, ca^ed by the By EARL YOST The funeral is BYiday at 11 a.m. at Florence Field, Louis Herring, year. That represente 57.8 percent of another first. 1602 Main St., East Hartford, with a erSotional 'Celling o f' seeing the Sports Editor East Glastonbury Methodist Qiurch. mass of Christian burial in Blessed Shirley FitzGerald and Althea the Eagles’ offense. ’lo a fs quite a bit The loss dropped the Bruins behind American youngsters do so well, Burial will be at the convenience of Sacrament Church, East Hartford, at Potter. to replace, but that’? going to be the Montreal into fourth place in the Basketball was Eric Hall’s main and was a one-shot deal. the family. There are no calling 9:30 a.m. Burial will be in Veterans Tickets for the dinner, preceded by 2 000R FAMOUS task for Coach Jim Penders and staff overall league standings. dish for five years, from eighth grade Hockey is skating and passing and hours. In lieu of flowers, memorial Memorial Field, Hillside Cemetery, a social hour at 5:30 p.m., may be ob MARE-AUTO in 1980-81... i CanadienH 4, North Stars 3 through high school, the last two MULTI CYCLE shooting. It is poetry in motion —not donations may be made to East East Hartford. tained at the MLCT Office 257 East Manchester High has already had Rod Langway and Mario Tremblay years at East Catholic, but a knee in Largt Capacity fighting. If you want to see fighting, 15 applications, from four states, for Glastonbury Methodist Church, 494 Friends may call at the funeral Center St., or by contacting Mrs. scored 65 seconds apart late in the jury ended this career on the eve of $ 0 0 go to a boxing match. Manchester Road, East Glastonbury. home Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Field, 211 Boulder Rd. the vacant head football coaching third period as Montreal extended its entering college. A sad commentary, however, is slot reports Jacob Ludes, school prin The Glastonbury Funeral Home, 450 Memoriai donations may be made to Tickets for the film are $3 for non unbeaten streak to 10 games. Pierre The injury may have been a •318 BONUI STAMM fans do go to see the fights. One New London ’Turnpike, Glastonbury, mem ber fam ilies, $1.50 for in ■OMUISM cipal. “And that’s without adver Larouche scored his 47th goal and blessing in disguise for today 20-year- the American Cancer Society, 670 1N0, production member of The Herald has charge of arrangement^. Prospect ave., Hartford. dividuals and $1 seniors and students. laaaiTAMn tising the position," Ludes reports. Steve Shutt his 39th for Montreal. old Eric Hall of Columbia is the un They may be purchased at the Land saw a recent Whaler game and called Several other applications have been U.S. Olympian Steve Christoff had disputed Men’s Open archery cham Trust office. Regal’s Main Street it boring because, "there weren’t any forwarded directly to Director of his second goal for Minnesota. pion in Connecticut. store, Nassiff Camera Shop or the fights.” Athletics Dick Cobb. Rangers 6, Rookies 0 Last weekend in Bristol, Hall New vote suggested Lutz Junior Museum. Complimen Ulf Nilsson, playing his third game became the first man ever to capture tary refreshments will be served since returning from a two-month first place* honors in all three during the film’s intermission. DOUBLE STAMPS layoff because of a neck injury, set divisions - (1) freestyle release, (2) MLCT members are admitted free. Hull, Howe team up three goals and Phil Esposito tied freestyle fingers and (3) bow hun on HUD program with any GREEN Bobby Hull’s record by notching his ting. [THBE riW* I WDB V 13th straight 30-goal season. Don His point total was a perfect 300 in MANCHESTER - U s t April, aggravated by condominium conver 5 YR. w a r r a n te e Maloney had two goals and an assist release, 298 in fingers and 299 in bow. voters elected to withdraw from a Police probe sions. The past two weeks many per 2 8 -T .Y . ' SirOECYIIC in Whalers’ tie for New York while John Davidson All three scores are state records. Department of Housing and Urban sons appeared before the board appliance FULL SIZE OVDI recorded his second shutout of the Development’s Community Develop armed noldup 100M M M State Hall’s main point of business is asking for protection from conver DETROIT (UPI) - Time still “I hope I have been able to help year. ment Program until January 1981. In Frao 1 Yr parts A labor Hall’s Arrow Lanes at 291 West Mid sions for the poor and elderly. EE HOME DEUVERY ^ 2 4 8 »* hasn’t caught up to hockey legends them (Whalers) this season,” Hull Flyers 6, Black Hawks 6 November, they may be asked if the MANCHESTER - Police say dle Turnpike in Manchester, owned His suggestion was not soleiy made tOMMaw IMS Gordie Howe and Bobby Hull. said. Rich Preston’s second goal of the town should re-enter the program. they were called Wednesday evening »497« and operated by his father. Art, and to cope with Manchester’s housing MAYtAB DELUXE AUTO DRYER mohm-AM Howe and Hull, who for years game with 4:43 left lifted Chicago. Mayor Stephen T. Penny made the at 9:30 to investigate an armed aoNut UH MaMTAMaa older brother, Mark, 25, a top I shortage,. Penny noted this morning. MjM oyete — I eyole CalMi lAiiar amr dominated the National Hockey Preston’s game-tying goal capped a suggestion Wednesday in the face of holdup at an apartment complex on marksman, too. “The moratorium ends next Mm CIUI MADE ! yr- partaguarantea. L ea^e with Detroit and Chicago The tie left the Red Wings one wild third period in which both teams the controversy which is bound to be New State Road. January,” he said. “The board i r COLOR T.V Automatic shutoff respectively, combined Wednesday point behind fourth place Hartford in scored four goals. Preston has now Practice makes perfect and Hall, whipped up by residents who object should have some direction about When they arrived, the unidentified 100% SOUDITATI- whan clothe are dry L im ite d ^ ' night to play key roles in three of the Norris Division with 59 points. scored 11 goals in his last 11 games. who works at the lanes, manages to to the HUD program. It promotes which way the community wants to victim told them two black males Hartford’s four goals as the Whalers Montreal leads the division with 90 Ken Linseman and Bill Barber get in at least four hours daily. He’s low cost housing but also ap rang his doorbell and then forced go.” and Detroit battled to a 4-4 tie. points and the Whalers are two points scored two goals each for the Flyers. also an instructor and handies the propriates $500,000 a year toward “If we don’t have input from the their way in, one of them brandishing Howe, who started the game in Joe behind Los Angeles and Pittsburgh, Blues 3, Maple Leafs 2 Junior Olympic development that goal. a revolver. community on a referendum, the Louis Arena before 19,041 fans with Wayne Babych scored twice in the program for youngsters age 8 thru 16. Penny believes voters may want to The two men then allegedly took who are tied for second. board wilt decide itself two months * 298®® his son Marty on left wing and his Coming up this weekend will be the reconsider the program as $480 and fled. Police have the inci later.” BONUR RAH other son Mark on right wing, New England Sectionals in Manchester faces a housing shor The November referendum ques dent under investigation and have no assisted on Hartford's first goal by Williamsburg, Mass., followed bv the tage, which some have said is suspects. 1S00 8TAMPR Tiger defense develops holes tion will be on the board’s agenda in prestigous New England Open later the summer, Penny said. Henry Dessert, 41, of 194 Hamilton veteran Dave Keon. Hull scored his sixth goal of the this month in Manchester with $8,000 The mention of reviving the St., Hartford, was arrested when Glenn Hubbard reached on a t 2 5 » season and assisted on the tying goal NEW YORK (UPI) - The Detroit in prize money. program met with strong opposition Wednesday night after he allegedly Tigers had better start to be con throwing error. An intentional walk Blaze levels by Larry Giroux at 15:58 of the third “I didn’t shoot a single arrow for from the man who was behind the violated his parole. *368*® cerned about their defense if they on Larvell Blanks loaded the bases SONUS U H STAMM 15M DOZENS OF UNADVERTISEDSPEGULS «aaN.«...aYa,iaa period. Blaine Stoughton scored five years, from the time I was in original moratorium referendum. Dessert was held overnight at plan to be contenders in the tough with no outs. Smith, pinch hitting for two buildings ______EBgg RgMQYALQFjlU) APPLIANCE a FREE_DRyER RANQP rnpna Hartford’s other goal. Detroit got eighth grade until I graduated from Robert Von Deck, newly elected Manchester police headquarters and American League East. Gary Melson, hit a 3-2 pitch over right two goals from John Ogrodnick and East Catholic. GOP Town Committee chairman, is presented this morning at East Hart L ir f o iT EVERY On Wednesday, the Tigers com fielder Bill Sample’s head for the AMERICAN MADE 12” PORT. TV one each from Willie Huber and Dale “1 was all set to enter Southern EAST HARTFORD - A fire strongly urging voters not to consider ford Superior Court. MICRO WAVE mitted four errors in a 7-4 loss to the winning score, SANYO - FISHER McCourt. Connecticut State College and was destroyed and “burned to the re-entrying the program. 19" 100% Saiid State BLACK A WHITE Montreal Expos, raising their pre Dodgers 5, Twins 4 OVEHS SONY - ZENITH Howe, a grandfather who began his looking forward to playing basketball ground" a barn and greenhouse at, Penny's view is that the communi COLOR TV season error total to 1? in five games. Steve Garvey knocked in the Stolen silver FUU SIZE career in the 1940s and is in his fifth when I injured my knee,” Hall 1215 Silver Lane Wednesday night, ty should provide direction in the STEREO Not surprisingly, Detroit has lost all decisive runs with a fourth inning fire officials said. decade in professional hockey, was recalled. While at Catholic in his referendum, not consider the CLOSEOUT five. Two of the errors led to a pair of single and Reggie Smith collected a *298®* *68** S O ftfiO O elated after the contest for having senior year, when he captained the Eric Hall on target (Herald photo by Pinto) The fire reported at 9:16 p.m. was program per se. worth $10,000 first-inning runs for Montreal, and single, a double and a triple to lift PRICED realized his dream of playing Eagles, Hall was a twin-digit scorer burning out of control by the time "Bob Von Deck was the man who REh baUvER a SEhvica a Norili] rALlATigffl the Expos never trailed after that. Los Angeles in its exhibition opener. MANCHESTER - Solid sterling alongside two of his sons before during the 1977-78 campaign. practice. inches. firefighters reached the scene, the went into the streets and said the Right-hander Steve Rogers was the It was Minnesota’s first loss in three “Two misses and you are an also- silverware, valued at $10,000 was Detroit fans. “After the injury, I knew I couldn’t The target is 20 yards away and town’s Fire Marshal John (}orman people should decide,” Penny said. starter and winner. He allowed one exhibition games. Smith, who missed ran,’’ the handsome, blond said. reportedly taken from a home "First, I want to say thanks for the play basketball again for a while so I Hall’s telescopic 50 pound telescopic He said the referendum would con Wednesday, according to police. run in three innings as the Expos got the last two months of the 1979 sharpshooter noted. Gorman said Burnside Avenue wonderful way the fans of Detroit took my father’s advice and started bow is valued at $400. He’s had better sider not only re-entering the their second victory in as many days season with a sore ankle, played the Eric Hall doesn’t plan to miss. firefighters said they could see the Dorothy Fogg, 71, Of 92 Adelaide accepted me and my two sons,” shooting again,” Hall said. than 20 perfect rounds in practice program but the step beyond. over the Tigers. Warren Cromartie first four innings, scoring once and fire “glowing in the sky” as they left Road called police at 8:11 p.m. When Howe said of the ovation the Howes The senior Hall, an archer for and competition. The bow also Republicans Peter DiRosa and they arrived, she told them the 71- and Jerry White each drove in a pair driving in two runs. features pulleys, a cables and levels their station house. The barn and William Diana support the sugges received. years, has operated the local piece set was missing. Police say the of runs for Montreal. business bearing his name for the and weighs pounds. greenhouse were located on property tion. But Democratic Director Ar “I felt so good making this Detroit’s offense was certainly not owned by Rosanna Briniey and thieves probably entered the home Easy victory past 15 years. Hall’s Arrows with 21 Having signed on with a sponsor. nold Kleinschmldt says Penny would appearance on Detroit ice with Mar in need of as much improvement, as through a basement window and used DORTMUND, West Germany lanes, is the largest indoor archery Hall is shooting for national honors. William Carmen'and George be well-advised not to pursue the ty on one wing and Mark on the the Tigers outhit Montreal 12-11. Christiana. a crowbar to force a locked basement (UPI) — The Soviet Union’s new. range in the United States. “That’s a Hall’s Arrows handles 150 league referendum. other,” he said. “I also must thank Rick Peters and Kirk Gibson led the door. generation of skaters, Marina fact my father is proud of,” the shooters each week as well as pver Radio, TV loniglil FORMER NORMAN S our coach, Don Blackburn, for letting attack with two hits each for the 500 walk-ins each seven-day period. 7:15- NHL.: Wliulera v». Cunurks, LOCATION 1-84 TO Cherkasova and Sergei Shakhrai, cuirent state champion said. us start the game this way.” Tigers, including a triple each. It was won the 1980 World Championships ti “I was only a few years old when I “I really enjoy what I’m doing,” w T u : NEENET ST EKIT Howe said “unless they (Red Drainage plans on agenda the first exhibition action for Gibson, tle Wednesday, gliding and spinning started using a bow and arrow. That the young man who came back to the 7:30 • NHL: BriiiiiH v». Red W inga, PiinrroF fsn Wings) make the playoffs, this w ill. the former Michigan State football COVENTRY—A storm drainage; Al filclilieitt'd to an easy victory in the absence of was my favorite sport until I started sport just 18 months ago said. Ch.38i the WPCA to modify its storm overall sewer plan would cost more PiKHIMC be the final appearance this year.” star. the Soviet Olympic gold medalists playing basketball in the eighth Five state titles in that span of 7:50 - NBA: Knieka vh. I neera, proposal will be presented to the drainage proposal to a cost not to than $14 million, but most of this 445 HARThuRD RD. 1 / 1 / MANCHESTER He added, however, he has not Braves 2, Rangers 1 and the defending U.S. world cham grade,” he said. After two years at time is no mean feat. Cable Water Pollution (Control Authority by exceed $1,380,000. Authority chair would be subsidized by the govern Rookie outfielder Ken Smith drove PlOPll WHO BRIHC YOU IOW PRICIS i PlRSONAl SlRVICl \ • \ decided to retire. pions. Windham High in WiUimantic, Hall “I want to do well in the (New 10:30 • NBA: NiiggeU v». ( Iippera. Glen Mirtl of Fuss and O’Neill man Richard Breault had ment. “Retirement has not entered my in the winning run in the 11th inning In the men’s competition, British transferred to East Catholic and got England) Sectionals but my aim is to Cable tonight at 7:30 in the Town Hall Plan recommended a $2,500,000 system to The council estimated Coventry’s m m m air .,«j, laii ( m m, , o4/-yi)y/ mind. I’ve got a positive attitude and with a two-out, bases-Ioaded, pinch- 7 - NCAA: Purdue vs. Indiana, ning Office. Olympic gold medal winner Robin in two final years as a boopster. win the Open,” he confidentally said. complement a p ro p o ^ municipal share of the sewer cost combined luK.lt) '.n . ■'ll , C17 nnno I •' . ' like in other years. I’ll weigh it hit single off Steve Finch to give Street superintnedent Roger Cousins fell during a. running pace Hall won both the release and The Open will lure over 300 ESPN sewer plan for 6>ventry. with the drainage .work would result during the summer.” vh Atlanta a victory in its Grapefruit shift pattern, leaving East Ger fingers Connecticut titles a year ago sharpshooters from the United States 9:30 - Kentucky . Duke, ESI > Bellard and town engineer Donald Breault said the drainage plan in a four-mill tax hike for the town TONITE 'TIL 9 a TUES.. WED. & SAI TIL 5 • MON., THORS., FRI. TIL 0 \ Hull said he was lucky to get the League season opener. Ed Miller led many’s precision specialist Jan Hoff but scoring in all-three divisions was and Canada. 11:30 ■ ICl.A VH. Obio Stale, Holmes are also expected to attend. could be modified to eliminate im over the next 20 years. puck and pass it to Giroux for the off the inning with an infield single. mann as the favorite. the result of hard work and a lot of The target diameter measures IVi ESPN The Town Council has voted to ask provements for roadwork. The tying goal. He stole second and moved to third EVENING HERALD. Thurs., March 13. 1960 - 13 la - EVENINQ HERALD. T lH in .. Mirch U. MW PGA tour statistics r. ' Late-Starting Sweeney Driving Watson .217. 7, Johnny Miller .215. 8, Dr. J big factor Average Distance — 1, John Lister Keith Fergus .213. 9, Tom Purtzer 272.7.2, Fuzzy Zoeller 270.9.3, Buddy Gardner 268.3. 4, J.C. Snead 266.3. 5, .212. 10, Miller Barber .209. keyed Indians' quintet Andy Bean 265.0. 6, Dan Pohl 264.4. 7, Eagles — 1, Dave Eichelberger 11. John Fought 264.0. 8, tie, Joe Hager 2, Bob Murphy 6. 3, Bruce Lietzke 5. and Bill Sander 262.6. 10, Tim Simp classroom now,” Pearson states, 4, tie, Lon Hinkle, Keith Fergus, Bud for ailing ers By LEN AUSTER year, After a slow start, he made his son 262.2. dy Gardner and Bill Kratzert 4. 8, 8 76 “He’d like to go to a four-year school presence felt. Herald Sportswriler but no one has express^ interest. Greens In Regulation tied with 3. 1£! The still learning youngster tumed Birdies — 1, Dan Halldorson 117.2, the second half. RooMe Phil Hubbard, 1, Lee Trevino .778. 2, Mike Reid NEW YORK (UPI) - It looked trying to get into a consistent mold Tbie^ years ago he rode the bench out to be the Indians’ second-leading We’re trying to get him into a junior led Detroit, which has lost four .766. 3, John Mahaffey .760. 4, Lou. tie, U rry Nelson^^d Curtis Strange more like a hospital emergency room instead of one of peaks and valleys. at Illing Junior High because he scorer with 272 points, an 11.3 college or prep school. ’That probably straight, with a career-high Graham .748. 5, Larry Nelson .738. 6, 112. 4, Dan Pohl 106. 5, tie, •Leonard ■ than a locker room, , When we’re playing well we’ve been 29 points. wasn’t' good enough. average, and second-best rebounder would be a good avenue for him »■ Suns 122, Warriors 113 now.” George Cadle .737. 7, Charles Coody Thompson and Bobby Wadkins 103. 7, Doug Collins, after severely holding teams down.” Two years ago he didn’t go out for with 189 caroms, nearly 8 a game. He tie, Dave Eichelberger and Bill straining his left knee in the second In oUier games, Milwaukee toppled Paul Westphal scored 31 points and the basketball team at Manchester was the top percentage shooter from ’The sixth-year Indian coach com .733. 8, Keith Fergus .731. 9, Bruce Fleisher .726.10, Jack Nicklaus .722. Rogers 102. 9, Tom Purtzer 100. 10, quarter, was on crutches. Maurice S eattle 112-103, Boston ripped Phoenix hit a remarkable 70 percent High .because he didn’t feel he could the field, canning lO^f-191 tries, 55 pares Sweeney favorably with Bruce of its field goal attempts in the game. Andy Bean 99. Cheeks suffered a wrist injury in the Houston 121-105, New Jersey routed make it. A year ago, after the urging percent. Ballard, another former player who Scoring Westphal, who made 13-of-17 floor fourth period and was being taped. Detroit 137-119, Phoenix defeated of Joe Erardi and others who saw “Every day he gets better,” Pear was on the Indians’ squad which won Average per round — 1, Tom Wat shots, was backed by Walter Davis son 70.10. 2, tie, Keith Fergus and Prize Money Caldwell Jones, fighting the flu, Golden State 122-113 and Los Angeles him play a t one of the town’s son assesses Sweeney, who was the CCIL title in 1975-76 with an 18-0 with 26 points and Alvan Adams and Larry Nelson 70.24. 4, Lee Trevino 1, Tom Watson $110,425. 2, looked ready to pass out. got by Portland 102-94. recreational centers, he finally went elected co-captain despite his lack of mark. Truck Robinson with 16 apiece. Phil 70.25. 5, tie, Andy Bean and Johnny Jim Colbert $80,.300. 3, Andy Thank goodness a doctor was Bucks 112, SuperSonics 103 out for the scholastic squad. varsity time a year ago. “It’s “He reminds me of Bruce. He has Smith sparked the Warriors with 25 Bean $78,002. 4, George Burns available. Bob Lanier scored two baskets And in the recently completed amazing how he improves steadily. good skills, and is a good athlete with Miller 70,50. 7, Bruce Lietzke 70.52. 8, points and Sonny Parker added 22. $76,780. 5, Dave Eiehelberger The doctor, of course, was Julius with 2:30 left to break a 98-98 tie and campaign, 6-foot-2 senior Brian He’s gotten better for two years and tremendous desire. It’ll be easier to Tom Purtzer 70.59. 9, Mike Sullivan *14 ' Erving, who scored 40 points help Milwaukee clinch a playoff Lakers 102, Trail Blazers 94 Sweeney maybe was the key factor in replace his points and rebounds than 70.68. 10, Leonard Thompson 70.76. $73,300. 6, Craig Stadler $71,227. it’s almost a daily occurrence. I wish Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 30 7, Dan Pohl $66,223. 8, Johnny Wednesday night to power the Indians’ success story, pacing he was back. He’s going to get better, his attitude and desire. But neither Percentage of sub-par holes — 1, points and Magic Johnson.grabbed 16 Miller $65,638. 9, Larry Nelson Philadelphia to a 105-98 triumph over them to a share of the CCIL cham a lot better. will be easy. tie, Lee Trevino and Andy Bean .236. - NBA - rebounds to pace Los Angeles to its 3, Mike Sullivan .228. 4, tie, Larry $6.3,198. 10, Jeff Mitehell $57,- the Washington Bullets. It was the pionship. “ He’s nowhere near as good as he “If I had a team of 10 Brian berth. Junior Bridgeman had 26 32nd win in 36 home games add in 081. ninth victory in the last 10 games for “He was the heart and soul of the Sweeneys, I’d never lose. He’s a Nelson and Jim Colbert .220. 6, Tom points. Marques Johnson had 24 and crease the Lakers'’ Pacific Division can be. But even if he doesn’t (im the 76ers, who find their troops team,” states Tribe Coach Doug winner. The secret to success is hard Lanier 22 to pace the Bucks. Gus lead over Seattle to two games. prove) he would be a valuable seriously thinning as playoff time Pearson, (‘He did a lot of the intangi work and he’s willing. We have some Williams had 27 points and Dennis Abdul-Jabbar went over the 24)000- member of a team. He’s the type of draws near. ble things a team needs and is going player you have to see often to ap kids in the program now just like Johnson 25 for ^ t t l e . Milwaukee point total in the third fieriod, Erving scored 12 points in the third to be very hard to replace.” preciate. I just hope someone (i.e. him. has won seven of its last nine games making hiin only the fifth player in quarter to help the 76ers recover 'I He makes the big play at the right college) looks at him.” “I just hope they look at what he from a 52-48 halftime deficit. His and 13-of-17 since acquiring Lanier. NBA history to reach that 'flaure. did.” Nets 137, Pistons 119 time, never stops working, sets an “I doubt he can be an outside layup with 6:55 remaining gave Vote to strike example for the others, tries to help player,” Pearson honestly evaluates, Philadelphia the lead for good at 60- Winford Boynes scored 23 points COCOA, Fla. (UPI) - The Houston everyone. He was totally dedicated “He’ll have to be a forward. He’ll 58 and he later aided an 11-2 spurt and six teammates also hit in double Astros, after meeting for two hours to the team. To him, there was have to work on his outside shot and with a three-point field goal as the figures as New Jersey drubbed ailing with players’ union head Marvin nothing more important than the ballhandling. But his attitude and 76ers led 80-69 entering the last Etetroit. The Nets, who have won five 6coreboQrd of their last seven games, took ad Miller, voted unanimously team,” Pearson touched on some of desire is so great, given the chance IREKA quarter. By United Press International 1 nursday s uames East Catholic state Class L semifinalist squad vantage of a Piston team that had Wednesday to support a possible the intangibles. he’ll prove he can play college NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC Indiana at New York “I was tired,” Erving said. “That Eastern Conference Denver at San Diego only seven physically fit players in strike by major league players. He had not been a part of organized basketball.” Friday's GAMEi^ East Catholic High boys’ basketball team Kyle Ayer. Standing: Assistant coaches Bob was just my false look out there Atlatic Dvision lALE DAYS ball when he started —but you could Sweeney’s election as co-captain W L Pet GB Houston at Washington reached the state Class L semifinals before LaRochelle, Jack Hull; Mike Ciszewski, Tom showing you that I wasn’t tired. How tell there was something there, Pear was a surprise, but not startling. Boston M 17 .761 — Boston at Atlanta do I do it? I don’t know. I guess I just Philadelphia M 18 .746 1 San Antonio at Detroit bowing out. The Eagle cagers compiled a fine Fortin, Russ Radant, Pete Kiro, Dennis Sophomore Aguirre son relates. “He could run and jump “That meant he not only had the New York 36 36 .MO 18‘i I’hiladelphia at Indiana 20-7 overall mark. Team members (1-r) Front McCoy, assistant coach Tom Malin, head go with my instincts.” and had good athletic ability. That respect of the coaches but the Washington 38 46ti 21 Seattle at Chicago CHOICE! While the Sixers have been assured New Jersey 32 42 432 23‘» Portland at Milwaukee row: Benny Pagani, Mike Falkowski, Brian coach Jim Penders. (Herald photo by Pinto) was noticeable right off the bat. He respect of all his teammates as well. Central Division Denver at Los Angeles of a playoff berth, the Bullets W L Pet. GB was also a very hard worker from the He was elected and it was a very NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Galligan, Captain Bob Venora, Tim Skoly, watched a good chance at securing a Atlanta 44 28 .611 — first day; that was very noticeable,” good choice. He and (co-captain) Ed Houston 3Ti 38 479 Campbell Conference berth go down the drain. Dick Motta, San Antonio 34 37 479 9*-^ Patrek Division Player of year W L T Pts GF GA Pearson recalls. die Kennison did a very good job,” Indiana 32 40 444 12 whose days as coach of the Bullets Sweeney began playing organized Pearson voices. Cleveland 30 43 411 14'i x-Philadclph 4f> 7 16 106 29 206 appear numbered, was gloomy about Brian Sweeney Detroit 16 M 222 28 NY Rangers 33 26 9 7T. 2B2 237 ball as a junior, learning the trade on Not among the elite students at Western Conference NY Islanders 32 28 9 73 232 221 Atlanta 30 26II 71 230 2M ON UPRIGHT bis team's chances. the jayvee level. He played some M anchester High, Swe.eney Midwest Division classroom, too. “ He’s more W L Pet GB Washington 23 3610 224 262 “We were tired tonight,” Motta DePaul’s star Smythc Division WITH TOOLS Bird sparkplug varsity ball, scoring 19 points. This nevertheless has made strides in the dedicated to sports and the Kansas City 43 30 .f* — SAVE *45 said. “We’re just not deep enough. Milwaukee 42 31 .fiTS 1 W L T Pis GF GA We’re a little shallow on the bench. NEW YORK (UPI) - Mark Demons, who won 25 straight games Denver 27 4f) .376 Ifiti Chicago 30 21 17 77 199 202 at one point and held the No. 1 Chicago 2f) 47 3T VP's St U uis 29 28 11 60 220 28 I’m sure with tonight’s loss, our Aguirre, a burly sophomore forward Utah 22 M »1 21 Vancouver 2 3313 67 218 244 (playoff) prospects are somewhat who helped make llePaul University ranking for most of the season, ran Pacific Division E-klmonton 21 3712 2T>4 288 into a wall in the first round of the W L Pet GB Colorado 17 40 11 4T. 201 2S dim.” the kingpin of college basketball, was Los Angeles fi2 21 712 — Winnipeg 16 43 11 41 181 278 the runaway choice today for UPI’s NCAA tournament. UCLA dhmped Big field qualifying assured Seattle M 23 68f- 2 Wales Conference Erving’s basket with 10:26 to play VhsKtMX 48 24 867 3‘x Norris Division in Celtics’ attack the Blue Demons 77-71 and the season Portland 33 39 4ffl 18‘» W L T Pts GF GA assists, seven in the first half, to help gave Philadelphia its biggest lead of Player of the Year. BOSTON (UPI) - He doesn’t real ” We’re at a point where we San Diego 33 40 tfi2 19 x-Montreal 41 20 8 90 273 209 Aguirre, whose soft shot carried ended for DePaul as startingly as It U s Angeles 26 34 10 ffi 280 287 ly care to talk about his individual probably do depend on him too much, the Celtics snap a two-game losing the night, 88-71, but the Bullets By EARL YOST Golden State 22 fi2 297 30*i began. Wednesday's Results Pittsburgh 2f. 212 62 218 268 but he has been helping us maintain streak and maintain their one-game rallied behind Kevin Porter and cut the the Blue Demons to a No. 1 Hartford 23 29 14 60 247 263 achievements and it’s probably just Aguirre, who injured his ankle late Sports Editor Boston 121. Houston 106 lead over Philadelphia. And when the the lead to 93-88 on Porter’s basket national ranking before being upset Philadelphia 10r>. Washington 96 Detroit 24 211 69 230 236 as well. For if he did, Larry Bird momentum,” Celtics Coach Bill Biggest field in at least the last Adams Division Rockets staged a mild threat late in with 4:43 remaining. The 76ers later in the NCAA West Regional, is the in the game, had just 19 points in one New Jersey 137. Detroit 119 would need several light years to Fitch said after Wednesday night’s of his poorer performances all three years is assured for the annual Milwaukee 112. Seattle 100 W L T Pis GF GA 121-105 victory over the Houston the game. Bird scored seven straight went up by 11 points before first non-senior to win the award Phoenix 122. Golden Slate 113 Buffalo 41 17 11 93 264 180 explain how he is almost season. Manchester Men’s Division Town Los Angeles 102, Portland94 Boston 39 19 10 88 262 201 .attachments included Rockets. “Having a Bird makes points to seal the victory. Washington cut the lead to five on since Bill Walton of UCLA in 1973. Minnesota 29 24 14 72 aet m singlehandedly been the Boston “Mark was tickled to death to be Duckpin Bowling Tournament Toronto 30 2 5 66 2EI Z!S with purchase. things a lot easier. And we’re cer “I can only remember once since Greg Ballard’s basket with 1:02 left. In a poll of 205 sports writers and Celtics’ sparkplug the past few named Player of the Year,” Meyer qualifying which starts Saturday at Juebec 23 36 9 S6 •m. 243 tainly asking enough of him.” maybe New Y ear’s when Larry But there wasn't enough bite in the broadcasters, Aguirre won by more (-clinched division title months. the Holiday Lanes. Wednesday's Results hasn’t been sensational,” remarked Bullets to overcome the deficit. than a 3-to-l margin over his nearest added. “He deserved it, he played Others, however, have no such Bird poured in 29 points, grabbed 13 The same holds true in the Bowling N Y Rangcrs6, ColoradoO forward M.L. Carr, who had 16 “We approach every game just competitor, Darrell Griffith of well all year, played one bad Washingtons. ^stun4 compunctions. rebounds and dished out eight Women’s Division, Paul Correnti, Hartford4, Detroit4 (tie) points. “He is doing what he has to do striving for consistency, not to be Louisville. Aguirre picked up 110 ballgame and that doesn’t make him Holiday manager, reports. ELKS — John Rieder 136- Pittsburgh 4. Los Angeles 2 •id .he’s playing the complete spectacular,” said Erving. “We’re votes, Griffith 34 and Kyle Macy of a bad basketball player.” i 389, Joe Cataldi 142, Ding St. Louis 3, Toronto 2 EUREKA Last year there were 35 men in the Edmonton 6. Quebec 3 rotating players in and out as Billy Kentucky 12. Aguirre was exceptional virtually game.” field With Bill MacMullen winning. Farr 140-368, Joe Desimone Philadelphia6. Chicago6 (tie) Lamar surprise TTie undermanned Celtics were (Coaeh Cunningham) sees fit. We’re / Aguirre will be officially honored all season. With an unconomonly 136, Stan Seymour 137-359, Montreal 4. Minnesota 3 gifted outside' shot, powerful inside Heti"dat!e;’ 39''entries have been t;' Buffalos, WinnipegS (tiei without the services of starting as UPI’s Player of the Year when he Bill Hanson 135-157-148-440, Thursday's Games receives the Naismith Trophy in moves and a strong passing game, received. Only Manchester residents U s Angeles at Atlanta ‘guards Nate Archibald (eye) and Hal W aldron 369, Bill Vancouver at Hartford Aguirre did not escape the attention are eligible. The women’s field Chris Ford (flu and family). But Basketball Atlanta Sunday. Adamy 149-137-415, Art Detroit at Boston (BmmmPJJT in NCAA play A local Chicago product, Aguirre of pro scouts. numbers 25. \ Friday's Games Houston Coach Del Harris thought Cabral 137-383, Jack Talley Montreal at Winnipeg MIDGET Midway through the year, there Qualifying will be Saturday and Oiicago at Edmonton the replacements, Carr and Gerald came to.DePaul as one of the most 355, Bernie Welch 136...... ’.’■tiM tinM im i'i II ' Y NEW YORK (UPI) — The surprise “They are very strong physically and Henderson, filled in admirably. The Hawks downed the 76ers, 30- publicized high school players of his was talk of him turning pro as a Sunday each day at noon and 2 p.m. \ -..nj*". ..■•(tM'Kq ,il Men will roll scratch, women han \ Bucyk honored ...... jni's.ltnins ^ team in this year’s NCAA tourna their front line is awesome.” “They’re a much better tandem on 14, and the Nets overwhelmed the class. In his first season, Aguirre hardship case after his sophomore COUNTRY CLUB - Ted dicap. BOSTON (UPI) - The ment so far has been Lamar, and the The Buckeyes know all about Joe defense, especially Henderson. Knicks, 41-25, last night at the West paid handsome dividends as the Blue year — a move similar to that made Bob Boroch Irene IMucIMullen Backiel 148-155-435, Nondo Cardinals have already passed two of by Michigan State’s Earvin Johnson. Additional male entries came from Massachusetts House Barry Carroll, Purdue’s 7-foot-l All- They’re a dynamic duo. They forced Side Rec. Mark Yorgenson and Neil Demons stormed to the Final Four in Annulli 157-384, John ______At the time, Meyer said he thought Ken Arey, Don Bunce, Bill Wednesday honored their toughest hurdles. America center, who dominated Big us to play a little carelessly in the Bloking each had 8 points for the Salt Lake City. Bell, Dave Barrera, Bernie Goodin Lea MacMullen and Irish are Wilson 138-375, Jim Harvey his prize forward lacked the “mental Moorhouse, Howie Holmes, Mickey former Boston Bruins’ Lamar has streaked to the West Ten play this season and who will first half with their good defense. Hawks while Mike Hassett had 8 and This season, Aguirre’s market and Dennis Pontes. former champions. 143-372, George Zanis 143- Regional semifinals by running maturity” for the pro game. Holmes, Emile Roux, Wes Bunce, team captain John Bucyk look to kee{> dominating league rival And we just couldn’t get back in,” Billy and Joe Prignano 4 apiece for value continued to soar. Staking his Seeking Sue Balesano’s title among The top 15 male and 7 female 371, John Wilks 370, Pete through No. 17 Weber State, which the 76ers. Yuri Westry had 17 points Right now Meyer says it is ”50-50” Bert Davis, Carl Bujaucius, Ed as “one of the greatest and Indiana. Carroll is regarded as the Harris said. claim as the outstanding forward in the women will be Gail Marinelli, scorers will move into head-to-head Staum 156-369, Terry was 26-2, and Pacific-10 champion Miller,. Bob Smith, Rich Romano and most colorful’’ hockey ..Wide, bright head key man in the Boilermakers’ bid for and Jim Crornbie 18 for the Nets the nation, the 6-foot-7, 225-pounder if Aguirre will return. Miki Irish, Leslie Argiros, Kathy rolling March 22. Schilling 364, Nick light helps discover Oregon State, which was 26-3 on the Bob ^ j o r . players in history. the title. As teammate Drake Morris while Rick Longo netted 10 and Jeff was the leading vote-getter on UPI’s Maturity or not, those in the NBA Lyons, Sandy Miller, Doris Bunce, Entries are being accepted at the Z avarella 135-362, Vic dirt In darkest way to the No. 5 ranking. On Also, Joe Scata, Bob Frost, Bob Bucyk accepted says, “He’s hungry now.” Matson 6 for the Knicks. All-America team. Aguirre averaged like what they see. Kris DeAngelis, Kathy Major, Carol lanes’ control desk. Abraitis 149-360, Gtordon corners. Thursday night, the upstarts from ’The Big Ten champion Hoosiers, Over at the Y, American Legion ‘He can go this year and he Qlaughsey, John De Angelis, Mike Rawson, Joan Baldyga, Ann Fidler, Qualifying will be five games total resolutions praising him 26.8 points and 7.6 rebounds per Wilson 359, Lon Annulli 141- .Exclusive 6-posltlon Beaumont, Texas take on Clemson, however, overcame Carroll once, nipped Wyman Oil, 34-33, and game. He also shot 54 percent from assured of a first round,” says Rod Lappen, Bob Boroch, Hank Frey, Helene Dey, Irene Mullen and Lea pinfall. for his 21 consecutive Stan Jarvis, Harry Buckminster. Jim 352, Tom Turner 350. seasons with the Bruins, dial control Is easy which finished just fourth in the holding him to 11 points in a 69-58 vic Manchester Cycle Shop drove past the field and scored 41 points in one Thorn, general manager of the MacMullen. ' kto reach, adjusts Atlantic Coast Conference and also is Chicago Bulls. “Or he can wait and his five seasons as team tory at Bloomington. Pizza House, 34-21. Ed Jarvis had 17 game against Loyola of Chicago. HOME ENGINEERS - V frontIre end of cleaner a major surprise, at Tucson, Ariz. Carroll was unstoppable against points and Mike Patuluk 6 for Legion be the number one choice.” re tarn to the Cowboys since they need good defense? — captain and his four for best overall “The Player of the Year is one who Cathy Bohjalian 175-182- Lamar, 22-10, won the cham LaSalle and St. John’s In the first two while Andy Taylor had 8 and Steve As runner-up in the balloting, Grif Oddette King, Ruffin, N.C. seasons as the team’s performance. has super talent who performs every Although Dorsett was hampered for a few games by injury, 177-534, Charlene Valentine pionship of the Southland games of the tournament. Against Gay 6 for Wyman. Albie Harris had fith was the flamboyant All-America leading scorer and say his night and is a great scorer,’ said he played enough for Dallas in 1979 to carry the ball 250 times 177-457, Maryls Dvorak 191- Conference, while Clemson, 22-8, LaSalle, he scored 33 points and two 15 tallies and Robbie Eubank 5 for DePaul Coach Ray Meyer. “The guard who became the all-time and gain 1,107 yards, the third straight year he has gone over actions “on and off the ice 455, Shirley Eldridge 188- have reflected the highest also failed to crack the Top 20. The days later, he ripped for 36 in Pur Cycle while Bill Hayes had 10 and Player of Year the last 10 years or so leading scorer at Louisville. Griffith JUST ASK 1,000 yards. The breach between Henderson and the Cowboys SAVE *40 ON 185-518, Jan McKenney 495, game matches two fastbreaking due’s 87-72 win over the 13th-ranked Is complete. Although Henderson made overtures to come out principles of humanity, Brian Milone 6 for Pizza. is a great scorer. In Aguirre, we have averaged 23 point a game and guided Barbara Higley 465, Marie teams, so whichever team makes it Redmen. M u rra y O ld e r m a n pf self-imposed retirement, coach Tom Landry made it clear charity and love of one’s the best offensive player in nation, he the Cardinals to a Metro Conference that the hambone linebacker wasn’t wanted anymore. Hender St. Onge 493, Laurel to the regional final Saturday, it’s “He’s a marvelous, marvelous SENIOR fellow man ” 3.3 Peak H.P. is a scoring machine. He is becoming title and a No. 4 ranking. son is a cinph to wind up with another team. My guess: New Morrissette 478, Lu Gustaf sure to be a high-scoring affair. offensive player,” said St. John’s Irish Agency outgunned Moriarty Macy, already drafted by the / Orleans or the Oakland-Los Angeles Haidars. a whole ballplayer where one year By Murray Olderman son 455. Gridder arrested In the other West Regional game, Coach Lou Carnesecca. “This guy’s Bros., 94-85, last night at Illing. Den Phoenix Suns, served as the floor 2 STAGE ago we thought of him as just an HOUSTON (UPI) - UCLA will face ninth-ranked Ohio going to need a Brinks truck when he nis Cole pumped in 29 points, Joe offensive scoring machine.” general for third-ranked Kentucky Q. Why did the Oakland A’s fire Jim Marshall as their COMMERCIAL- Dave Dynes 175-154-141-470, John Houston Oilers defensive MOTOR! State, while in the Mideast Regional signs with the pros.” Moniz 23 and Percy Davis 22 for But for all of his individual He averaged more than 15 points a manager? I thought he did a good job, and the team played at Lexington, Ky., Purdue plays No. 7 The tipoff: almost .500 ball the last half of last season, with little talent. Harris 151-146-144-441, Bill back J.C. Wilson, driving a Kentucky is favored over Duke Irish. Joe Depasque had 34 points, achievements, the season turned game, made more than 53 percent of Indiana and No. 3 Kentucky takes on - H J l . , AUmeda, Calif. Malan 161-427, Ron car that attracted the primarily because of the Wildcats’ Kurt Carlson 16, Bob Beckwith 13 and sour for Aguirre and DePaul on his shots and shared the All-America Billy Martin is about to change my mind that a base You will have to ask Charlie Finley, who isn’t talking. In No. 16 Duke. Sponheimer 145-137-399, attention of a policeman home-court advantage. Duke was Tom Foran 12 for Moriarty’s. March 9 in Tempe, Ariz. The Blue backcourt with Griffith. ball manager is the most overrated position in sports. I fact, the Oakland owner and Marshall did not communicate On Friday, it will be Iowa vs. No. 6 able to edge Kentucky In overtime at believe he will mean enough to the bedraggled Oakland all during the off-season until virtually the eve of spring train John Booth 174-398, Ed because it had two flat Syracuse and No. 8 Maryland vs. No. the start of the season on a neutral A’s to hoist them a couple of spots in the American ing. Then Marshall, who lived in Scotsdale, Ariz., where the M iller 140138-392, Fred tires, was arrested and 10 Georgetown in the East Regional court in Springfield, Mass., but Ken League West, over Seattle and Chicago. "Battling Billy" A’s exercise, finally phoned to ask, "When are we going to get Riccio 138-390, Paul Moz- charged with carrying a is a ^ taking on the job in rare good humor, even toler semifinals at Philadelphia, and No. 4 tucky is banking on its frenzied going?" And Finley answered: "Why didn’t you call me all zicato 141-365, Henry weapon and being drunk in ating Charlie Finley’s phone calls. fall? You’re fired.’’ It’s also apparent that Finley had Billy an automobile. Louisville vs. No. 18 Texas A&M and hometown fans to help make the Martin in mind as his new field boss to revive enthusiasm in Matteson 358, Jen Arey 157- No. 14 Missouri vs. No. 2 LSU in the Improved Murray State 379, Pete Grish 145-352, rematch a different story. Kentucky the team. Midwest Regional at Houston. is paced by All-America guard Kyle Chuck Barrera 138-137-399, UCLA, which had only a 19-9 record Macy and also boasts a 7-1 center, q. With the game of football as modernized as It is today, do Ted Lawrence 138-364, Jay during the regular season, is banking freshman Sam Bowie. yon believe that tbe 1979 Green Bay Packers conid beat tbe Colangelo 136-387, Mike WANTEDI on the hysteria and momentum of Tonight’s winners advance to the 1996 Green Bay team? I think that this year’s Green Bay team Napoletano 147-392, Doug post-season tournament play to over may slip into NIT semis or any team in the NFL could beat the championship team of regional finals Saturday afternoon 1968, and that the Pittsburgh Steelers would slaughter them. Scruton 367, Jim Cochran come the odds. and Saturday’s winners move on to 361, Bud Wickham 161-374, decisions over Loyola of Chicago and Vegas (22-7). — J Jennbgs, Marysville, Calif. TO BUY “Playing Ohio State is like playing NEW YORK (UPI) - They are Indianapolis for the national St. Peter’s may attempt another Even in sports, some thin^ remain constant. Football is Ray Hickey 395, Gene a pro team,” says UCLA Coach merely the most improved team in Illinois State in the first two rounds still basically blocking, tackling and emotion. And the ’66 semifinals March 22. venture into the deep freeze zone Comire 356, Galen Cote Larry Brown of the 21-7 Buckeyes. the nation and while nobody has of the NIT. Packers had those qualities in abundance — enough to whip 152-377. given them a great deal of attention, ' “Anytime you get this far in any when it meets Nevada-Las Vegas. the latter-day mediocre Pack. Pittsburgh would be another CLEAN tiny Murray State may just slip tournament you are going to face out However, the 34-33 winningstall over story. The current Steelers are too much for anybody, any era. JfC lisaJ PINNETTES- Leona \ Long, tlme-MvIng quietly into the semifinals of the standing ballclubs and Murray State Duquesne may not work against the Q. How come tbe United States is the only country that can’t Ballassario 201-201-201-603, USED CARS 12" wide • 19V4 FT. Austin coasts past Potter National Invitation Tournament. is one of the hottest teams In the fast-breaking Rebels, who ran over enter professionals in international competition like the Eleanor Lively 175-473, deep-euction POWER CORD. One year ago, the Racers finished country right now,” said Illini Coach Long Beach State, 90-81, to reach the Flying Bird Olympics? We would have a better chance without the Anita Shorts 482, Lois ca r^ nozzle BOSTON (UPI) - Tracy Austin about what she wanted to do.” last in the Ohio Valley Conference Lou Henson, whos;e team won 20 quarterfinals. The Peacocks are the amateurs. — Mike Robling, N.J. has known Barbara Potter since the Potter, of Woodbury, Conn., has Larry Bird of Boston leaps games for the first time in 17 years. nation’s top defensive team and if Q. Cm M yoa please give me some imfornution on beavy- We don’t have an exclusive on professional athletes. The Begin 201-178-543, Tina CANTER Convenient Tool>Pak - carrier and posted a dismal 4-22 record. This weifht boxer Eamle Shavers? Did be retire or is be coming Ahrens 179, Katy Spearin old days, when they were still kids. one of the hardest serves in women’s high and prepares to lay up ball year’s 23-7 mark represents a “They’ve put everything together in anybody can slow down a game, ^t. world pro skiing circuit stars Austrians and Swiss who aren’t on top of cleaner back to boxing? — Jeff McNamara, Coe nr d’Aiene, Idabo. eligible for the Olympics. That doesn’t seem to hurt the per 197, Kris Higley 181-478, That was several years ago, before tennis, but it gave Austin little miraculous turnaround and co the last half of the season — when it Peter’s can. before running into Baltimore The aging heavyweight from Ohio took a fearful beating in formances of those countries on the slopes. The only sport P am Robertson 452, INCLUDES DELUXE 9j£LECE M ACHM ENT SET they became two of the youngest problem. champion status in the league as well counts.” The last team from the state of his title bout against champion Larry Holmes. In fact, the defender in S^unday’s loss in where we are hurt because we can’t use pros is basketball, Maryann Grabeck 473, Lin liuicheetefl players on the women’s tennis pro “Her serve didn’t psyche me out, it as the best record of any of the Virginia to win an NIT was Virginia fight took its permanent toll on both fighters. Shavers had to 122 9 Boston. Loss snapped nine- The Racers, surprisingly the fifth and yet we have won every gold medal but one in that sport. I da Burton 194-483. tour. psyched me up,” Austin said. “ Her remaining eight teams in the Tech in 1973. The University of enter a hospital and later underwent eye surgery. It was might have said it hurt us in hockey — until that astounding T E L 64H 464 game win skein, longest of leading rebounding team in the na thought by his friends that his ring c a r« r was oyer. But he F qrO nly “ We grew up together in the serve is one of the hardest, but it’s tourney. tion, don’t have a player in their star Virginia’s narrow 57-55 victory over U.S. performance at Lake Placid, where our Simon Pures did MODEL 3720 signed again to fight Bemado Mercado in a televised bout, I what the best in the National Hockey League couldn’t do. They OVER 80 YEARi OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! juniors.” Austin. 17, said Wednesday not consistent.” year for Celtics. (UPI photo) ' “We live in a shadow in Ken ting lineup who stands taller than 6- Boston College seems to Indicate that wonder how ring medics passed him for a return to action. night after coasting by the 18-year- whipped the Russians. In other matches. No. 4 seed tucky,” said Murray State Coach Ron foot-6. Michigan will shatter the Cavaliers’ FORMER n If f I old Potter, 6-1, 6-4, to advance to the: Virginia Wade of England came Greene. “Our people think only “ People look at their size but they dream of another title. Q. I'm Impressed with Eric Helden’s physique. What are bis NORMANS atlas bantlq LOCATION W m ^/ quarterfinals of the $125,000 Boston within one game of elimination all play a lot taller than their size,” Upset-minded Southwestern actial measaremenU? Has speed skating been his only sport? Parting shot: At Flans pro. career Southeastern Conference baketball. ITFORD RO MANCHESTER. 1 / 1 / ...... stop on the tour. before rallying to overtake Yvonne Louisiana boasts Andrew Toney, who -D.G.,JanesvUle, WU. 443-445 HARTFORD RD. MANCHE! TUSTIN, Calif. (UPI) - Ralph But our conference p la y s very good said Henson. “There’s no way a team The 21-year-old student from Madison, Wis., is a very physi It just occurred to roe, Is the pro basketball season • 24 Hour Emergency Service CORNER OF MCKEE ST. The top-seeded Austin breezed to a Vermaak of South Africa, 4-6, 7-5, 6- Drollinger, who turned down a $400,- basketball. I feel our league is very, can be among the tops in the nation in ranks No. 9 among major college cal 6-foot-l and 185 pounds. The incredible part of him is his still on? Somewhere between the Olympics and the FOIJAII lOIMAR S 3-0 lead in the first set and went up 4- 3; sixth-seeded Kathy Jordan of King scorers with a 26.8 average. The • Burner Sales & Service lOCATlOl 144 TO 000, three-year, no ....j 16 - EVENING HERALD. Than- March 13, IWO t ★ ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★ ir-k-k-k’k'k'k'k H e r a l d GOP chairman INDEX N o n o u - Lott Found hits Democrats -Poroonalo - Announooipontt _ . VERNON - Michael CaUrlno, newly elected chalr- - EntortolnmM (Call 643-2711 Ik- Ij . man of the Vernon Republican Town Committee, former - Auettont member of the Town Council, has charged the Democrats PMANCIAL on the national, state and local levels with having one - Bond»^toeko44orlonoo* thing in common, "The willingness to spend your tax - Portonal Lotno ’ - Inturtnoo HaipWmtiad Halp Wantad Halp WmWtd dollars.” . IMKOYMINT "Taking over when President Ford left office with a 4.5 - Holp Winttf TYPISTS AND CLERK WE ARE LOOKING FOR HAIRDRESSER percent inflation rate, they have used the old Democratic - BuflnoM OpportunlttM HELP WANTED TYPISTS are needed to work Housewives interested in Experienced with .following. axiom that spending someone else’s money can be fun, - smjttkm Wantod in the Hartford area. Call making good money for part Full-time position in busy and have managed to trigger an inflationary spiral that IDUCAT10N PARTS DISIMNTIER today. TAC/TEMPS, 7276430. time hours, sollcitine from Manchester Salon. Call ROAST lEEFRESTMMNT can be likened to a run-away freight train,” Catarino - Private Instructlona Muaf have own tools. our pleasant East Hartford Ultimate I, 643-2103, or 647- is now hiring, morning and - 80ioola>Claaaaa PART TIME. Want cash for Office. Hourly rate. Plus com 1315 evenings. Ask for Diana. said. Apply bi parson afternoon shift help. - inatructiona Wanted the holidays? For every day? missions, plus bonuses. Hours Please apply in person Catarino has just been elected chairman of the town It’s easy with the phone in RtAL M T A T I SOUTH WINDSOR 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call us at 569- PART-TIME TELLER between 2:Ao and 4:00 at: committee, replacing John Daigle who didn’t choose to your own home. Call 249-7773. 4993, ask for Teresa. Thursday nights and Satur PART TIME: Immediate - Hornet for Sale AUTO PARTS Jn c 287 Broad OIroot' opening available for training seek re-election. - Lota*Land for 8aSa days. Apply Manchester State ' Manchoalor, CT - tnvaatmant Proporty Schanck Road SALESMAN- Opportunity for Batik. as automotive mechanic, Catarino cited various specific areas of waste in tax - Butinaas P r o p ^ exciting position. Knowledge communications specialist. South Windsor, Ct. dollars such as a federally financed cable TV show depic - Raaorl Proparty of stoves helpful. Base plus WAITRESS - Over 18 years to Supply Speciallst,clerk-typist. ting the shooting of a dog. "I guess this group of Raal Eatate Wanted 06074 commission. Full medical BABYSITTER WANTED: 3 serve Food & Liquor. RN OR LPN. full or nart time. No experience necessary. Join bureaucrats survived, as have all of the others despite MItC. BElIVtCEt benefits. Paid vacation. Call to 5:30, Monday thru Friday Experience necessary. Apply 11 to 7. Laurel Manor, 91 the Connecticut Army fqiMf Opporfimffjr Bm phf^r and school vacations. Own the campaign promise to give this group the heave-ho,” - Servtcaa Offer ad Mrs. Gray 525-1931. in person only: La Strada Chestnut, 649-4519. National Guard. Call Sergeant - Pafntlng*Paparing Transportation. Call after West, 473 Hartford Road. Hanna at 649-0423 for enlist Catarino said. - 6ulldlng*Contract1ng COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - 5:30.m7230. INTRODUCTORY OFFER: ment information. He drew a parallel by comparing Vernon Mayor Mane - Rooflng-SIdlng BABYSITTER NEEDED IN Earn up to $200 a week. PROGRAMMER - System 3, If you’re already working you Herbst's creation of various study commissions as a - Heatlng*Ptumbl(>g Experienced or will train. WOMAN TO CLEAN HOUSE can easily add $100 or more in HOUSEKEEPERS and - flooring MY HOME preferably from Model 5412, RPG language. iiy I lesson on how to start a mini-bureaucracy. "Next year Manchester, Vernon, Bolton ■.. ■ 330 Ledyard Street, - 1 day per week. Must have Salary negotiable. Apply: commissions a week to your JANITORS - Full time. - Movfng-Tcucklng-Storaga Hartford.. own transportation. Call 568- Weekdays and weekends. She Heralii they will be back with their hands out,” Catarino said. > Servicaa Wanted area. 3 days a week, 8 to 4 Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye St., present income. No selling, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 2605. just give out free catalogs i Mature and responsible in Mrs. Herbst, a Democrat, has a Republican-dominated MISC. FOR BALE p.m. Call after 4 p.m., 646- South Windsor. 3914. $370 / THOUSAND FOR your co-workers, Over 500 dividuals. Apply in person: council working under her. Republicans on the council - Houaehoid Goods ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. items available. Discount plus East Hartford Convalescent - Articles for Sale SALESMAN - Supermarket Halp Wantad Halp Wantad have strongly opposed her appointments of various sub Story hour Postage paid. FYee applica sales helpful. Salary and convenience shopping at its Home, 745 Main Street. East Building Supplies Hartford. committees. PetS'BirdS'D^s LEGAL SECRETARY- Law tion. FASSCO, Dept. 86, 732 travel. Apply Gaer Brothers. best. Satisfaction guaranteed. REFINED LADY as compa MOLD MAKER, TOOL Catarino also criticized the mayor for turning to state A’lyn Parker, a participant in a baby - Musical Instruments Firm 'in Vernon seeks full Don Ron, St. Louis, MO. 63123. Must have proven Work record 140 Rye St., South Windsor. 27years in business. For more nion to elderly lady for 2 or 3 MAKER, MACHINIST. Apply - Boats A Accessories time Legal Secretary with vrtih reterencea. Experience information call l-8oo-523- WANTED - Apprentices to days per week. Must have representatives for advice "rather than having our own sitting class sponsored by the Manchester learn dry wall, metal stud, in person: Vernon Mold and - Sporting Goods good ^ i n g and shorthand TEACHERS AT ALL repulred In electrical preventive AUTOMOBILE, and TRUCK 7601. driver's license and good Tool, Inc. 199 Forest Street. elected officials solve our problems.” Junior Women’s Club is learning she has to - Garden Products skills. Experienced preferred. LEVELS: Universal ntalntenance, machine repair, mechanic with state certifica and acoustical work. Must driving record. No cooking or He added, “This attitude of running to others whose answer a lot of questions asked by very in -^•Antiques Telephone 646-1974, Between 9 Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, building and grounda. First shift tion can start at $7 per hour. 8 have own transportation. housework. Write qualifqualifica - - Wanted to Buy with opportunity for overtime. We Medical benefits available. NEED EXTRA Cash for fuel track record is questionable shows a woeful lack of Center of attention a.m. and 5 p.m. Ore.. 97208. am. to 4:30 pm. Good working tion to: Box VV, c/o bills or college? Wendy's is quisitive Karen Gorman, 2 V2, The course in RENTALS offer an Insurance Plan, paid B a s 646-5792. leadership,” Catarino charged. vacations, holidays and sick time. conditions. All fringe benefits. Manchester Herald. now hiring for lunchtime and cluded a presentation by Ken Cusson of the Little Adrien Robenhymer, 10 months old, loves being the center of - Rooms for Rent Easy access to l-sa. 1-68. Apply In For appointment call 688-7596. OPENING SOON closing positions. Above Turning to the government on the state level, Catarino - Apartn^nts for Rent PERSON TO HELP prune and Manchester Fire Department on first aid and attention of a room full of baby sitters. Adrien is showing the sitters person at: SECRETARY ■ Part time as minimum wage, depending said, "What the Democratic-controlled Legislature needs - Homes for Rent BARTENDERS - Full and For An Exciting Soaeon. tie grape vines, part time on needed. Typing and shorthand what their job is all about. To her left is Carol Rossetto and on her - Business for Rent LEGAL NOTICE PiaOWmCORPORATlOH upon experience. Apply Wen IS a simple . lesson in economics. The key to sound fire prevention, instructions on bathing a Part time, day and evening Caehiort, cloanora, weekends. $3.20 per hour, 643- etc. Please cal,1 643-1442, dy's old-fashioned Ham - Resort Property for Rent TO ENROLLED MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY 49 Ragant Straat 0325. budgeting is to first establish available income and then baby given by Mrs, Marie Girelli, school right, Julie D’Aranzo. The class, conducted at the Spruce Street - Wanted to Rent Manchaatar hours. Good pay and benefits. counter HELP. burgers, West Service Road OF THE TOWN OF BOLTON, CONNECTICUT: Apply Ground Round do appropriate within that amount,” He suggested that Firehouse was sponsored by the Manchester Junior Women’s Club. - MIsc. for Rent EOE M/F Call Mr. Wilson SECRETARY for (in front of Jai Alai) Hartford, nurse, and the presentation of a film on baby Restaurant, 3025 Main Street, GIRL FRIDAY - Full time. CT. perhaps a few homemakers should visit with the Twenty-seven teen-agers completed the three-week course. The par AUTOMOTIVE Pursuant to the provisions of the State Election Laws and the Glastonbury. 649-6000 Typist, filing, and phone work. Engineering firm. Minimum sitting through the courtesy of Nassiff - Autos for Sale Experienced preferred. Call three years' experience legislators to show them how this is done, Rules of the Democratic Party, you are hereby warned that a Eva. 649-5900 HAIRDRESSERS WANTED Camera, (Herald photo by Adamson) ticipants earned Red Cross certificates. (Herald photo by Adamson) ^ Trucks for Sale Caucus will be held on Thursday, March 27,1980, at 8:00 P.M., ALL ROUND 528-4197, Typing 60 wpm, shorthand 90 “The arrogant attitude displayed by the mayor - Heavy Equipment for Sale WAITERS and WAITRESSES for Tbe Locksmiths Salon in Town Hall, 222 Bolton Center Road, Bolton, Ct. to endorse can MAINTENANCE MAN for In - Full and part time, good pay wpm. Send resume or call. (Herbst) in deeming someone unqualified to serve on a - MotorcycleS'BIcyclas dustrial Laundry. Electrical PART-TIME WORK Fuss and O’Neill, 210 Main Bolton. We take pride in our - Campers-Trallers>Moblle didates for election as delegates to the Democratic State, and benefits. Liberal working MEDICAL SECRETARY. board and then refusing to state those qualifications is & Hydraulic experience AVAILABLE any three Street, Manchester, 646-2469. unique country setting, yet Homes • Motor HomM Congressional, Senatorial and Assembly District Conventions; hours. Appiy in person: Wanted for busy Manchester luxurious surroundings, and politics at its lowest level,” the chairman said. - Automotive Service required. Company Paid Ground Round Restaurant, doctor. Experience preferred. evenings and all day ^turday. EOE. and to transact such other business as may be proper to come Benefits. Pleasant at special training programs He also criticized the town attorney for taking months - Autos for Rent-Lease 3025 Main Street, Giaston- Call 6 4 6 -^ , Monday thru $104.76 weekly per 18 hours tailored to suit your needs. before said Causus. mosphere. Equal Opportunity part time. Management to render a legal opinion to what he termed a legitimate bury. Friday for interview appoint PART-TIME Racquetball Friendly staff and creative PZC eyes park funding Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, this 12th day of March, 1980. Employer. Apply in Mrson or training available. Over 18. question posed by Deputy Mayor Morgan Campbell, a ment. Club needs desk help for after environment. We invite you to Democratic Town Committee of Bolton Mechanics Uniform to - Car necessary. Call 872-2128, grow with us. If interested, Republican, vice, 151 Park Avenue, East auTOMKHaaic 12 to 3 p.m. today and noons and weekends. Call 875- OnnMMinUki«M|«nilMpl(r NURSERY ATTENDANT call Paula Mazzola, Tuesday "It’s no secret that the Republican council won a clear By. Hartford, 289-3421. Thursday only. 2133. John J. Morianos ■a irnili kM* w It tH wMI M WANTED 18 or over. thru Saturday, 647-9980. mandate and was a hubcap away from the mayor’s slot. By MARTIN KEARNS nation's 400 primary cities. Connecticut has Consultants have also suggested that federal aiiiiMlii WmI...... Chairperson Wednesdays and Sundays. Ai CLEANING HELP for The make-up of the charter dictates a strong council nine such cities including Bridgeport and New funds would be available for construction of a SECURITY - North East proximately 6 to 8 hours weelik- Herald Reporter 02703 Security has immediate evening work. Five days. form of government. I suppose it's safe to say the honey Britain, which were awarded $600,000 and two-level parking garage on Elm Street. fy. Call 646-4025 for interview. Must have own transporta MANCHESTER — The town Planning and openings for weekend per- $500,000 respectively. Federal funds are seen as necessary for . PiM, brtii OamM Cx, Im 12H Needed by April 2. SALES tion, Call 643-4000. EDUCATION moon is over," Catarino said. Zoning Commission is considering a federal sonnei in Manchester area. The new town chairman said he is committed to ^ Deadline for the next funding cycle is reducing the inflated cost of redeveloping the Successful applicant must CENSUS TAKERS for annual LIVE-IN HELP - for an elder sometime this May. The town could receive silk mills. To date, grants have been con Legal Notice have a phone, car and clean school enumeration. Apply Private Inatructiona 18 pack in the historic Cheney Mill district. police record. North East ARMED GUARDS & OPPORTUNITY for top ly gentleman. March 27 April for the good of he Republican Party and the Town of Ver- final word on any application by September. sidered only for the improvement of public Youth Services, 494 Main 12. Free room and board. Quail sleep at night in a Security will provide un DISPATCHERS WANTED to Street, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. For in draw Sales Manager to join RIDING LESSONS indoor non. Our goals can be whatever we set our minds to y f j Lamson indicated that details of the town’s utilities and services in the district. Town of Andover iforms and training. Apply in Salary negotiable. 649-1249. corner of Elm Street and Hartford Road, the closely arraitged ring, work in an electronic alarm formation 647-3494. young dynamic company in riding ring. Western stock achieve,” Catarino concluded. plan were not yet firm. person to North East Swuri- monitoring central station. 649-6350. seat, saddle seat and hunt area incorporating Cheney Hall, which has with heads pointed out Public Hearing of Planning & exciting new field. Consultants studying the mill's redevelop to they can ieave in a ty, 61 Willard Street, Hart Must have clean record, RELIABLE PART-TIME seat. All levels 228-9817. been called the gateway to a redeveloped mill Zoning Commiskion ford, Ct. or call 522-5143. references checked Experience in direct sales HONE - Two experienced ment have called for a combination of private Rail hearing tonight hurry if danger approaches. babysitter needed in Sunnen hone operators. Able complex. Special Permil thoroughly. Immediate part- management is desirable. VOICE, PIANO Instructions. and federal funding. The Town Planning & Zoning Commission of Andover, Connec Manchester, Some evenings. to set-up and work to close Allan Lamson, town planner, said MANCHESTER — A public hearing oh the ASSISTANT DISPATCHER - time or full-time positions Will provide transportation. Drive and ambition are es Former faculty New York Panel opposes Earlier this month the town applied for a ticut, will hold a public hearing in the lower level of the Town Need a person with previous tolerance and high finish. All Wednesday that he would attend a Friday resumption of rail service between Lott and Found 1 open. For appointment -call Call 649-1531. Music and Art High School. $155,000 Urban Action grant for traffic and bus experience but will train. sential. Call Mr. Ellis for company benefits. Apply in Professional Singer/Pianist. meeting with state Department of En Manchester and Hartford will be tonight from Office Building, at 7:30 P.M., Monday March 24, 1980 on the 23M119. person, 9.00 to 4:30 daily. C & improvements in the district. LOST - Black and white male following petition: Excellent company-paid interview, 243-9587. 644-8597 vironmental Protection officials. The state 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the Whiton Library. NURSES AIDE or LPN W Manufacturing Company, cat in area of Parkwa fringe benefits. Pay commen PART-TIME HELP to work NEEDED in private home, to land exchange DEP administers the federal program. State ^ns. David Barry ^and Marcella 7 Route 6 - Petition of Mrs. Martha Roberts for a special permit surate with ability and work 74 Eastern Blvd., Glaston Schoola-Claaaea 19 Pavilion, Route 5, EnfieliId. on dairy farm .. Must have to open a Consulting Service in her home. As in accord with Ar take care of disabled man. bury, Ct. The Urban Parks Program makes available Fahey announced the hearing to gauge support Please call 745-1774 after 6 experience. Cali between 3 some experience. Appiy in Please call 643-1264. PRINT SHOP - Type, photo ticle V Section 02.01 of the Andover Connecticut Zone and 5 pm. Ask for Steve person, 364 Bidweii Street, and Multilith Press. Apply: FOR THE BEST - Manchester VERNON — The Planning Commission is recommen $725 million over a five-year period (beginning New zone requested for the plan. p.m. LAWN CARE Regulations. Thornton. 643-2133. Manchester. Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 ding against a three-way land swap proposed by in 1979) for the development of neighborhood The two senators back a bill to refurbish the INSPECTOR - Experienced PROFESSIONALS - Job MANCHESTER — The Planning and Zoning Announeamanta 3 inspector for first piece and Street, South Windsor. pupils per teacher. FREE in Rockville General Hospital about a year ago because it parks. Eligible projects include the rehabilita rail line as part of a mass transit package un At this hearing lnterested“i^rs6ns may appear and be heard and NEED EXTRA INCOME? - MATURE SITTER from 3 to openings in fast growing lawn troductory lesson with this ad. Commision has been asked by Elmer Tbrall, written communications will be received. A copy of the applica receiving inspector. Must be treatment profession. Star thinks that one of the parcels, owned by the town, should tion of existing parks and the development of der consideration in the General Assembly. ATTENTION TOTALPHONE Work one of our outdoor 12 p.m. Experience required. FIGURE CLERK Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. 673 Spring St. to create an industrial zone on tion requesting the above approval and plot plan are on file in able to keep good records and ting salary over $200 per be preserved for open space. new parks. Barry announced yesterday that he will be SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need Flower Locations on Own transportation. Ages use measuring tools. Apply at Calculating and'entending in Glen Road. The 2.4-acre parcel near Birch the Office of the Town Clerk, Town Office Building. voices. Amly; Gaer Brothers, week, plus fringe benefits. HORSEMANSHIP - English Hospital officials had asked the town to trade a parcel unable to attend the meeting. help receiving your calls? weekends. Car needed. S.D.R. between 18 and up apply only. Wesco Industries, JES In According to the program, Manchester is Enterprises, Andover, Conn., 140 Rye'e StreeStreet, South Wind- Excellent opportunities for riding lessons now available Mountain Brook is presently zoned residential. Temporary or permanent. Dated in Andover, Connecticut this 13th and 21st day of March, Call 646-2578, 9 to 2:30 p.m, dustrial Park, Route 5, South advancement. High school of land it owns on Route 30. This parcel would be turned one of 101 secondary cities in the slate. The 742-99&. sor. for children and adults. A public hearing is planned for April. Thrall Personal Attention ... Veiy 1980. Windsor. 568-6334. EOE. diploma and good driving over to the Rockville Baptist Church for the site of a new town could apply for as much as $250,000. A Taking candy from a young Reasonable. 2 3 3^1 or 247- SECRETARY for centrally Facilities include large indoor apparently wants to use the property to ex HOME ADDRESSERS SECRETARY - Glastonbury record required. Call Lawn-A- arena and three outdoor rings. church, the hospital would give the town a parcel it owns total of $22,500,000 is available each year to 1,- ster is not recommended if 8623. TOWN PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION OF located real estate office. RN & LPN - First and third Mat, 331 Summit Street, in Henry Park, and the hospital would acquire the church 400 secondary cities across the country. pand his business. He operates school buses the kid is old enough to wear ANDOVER WANTED - $500 per week Some bookkeeping required. shift. Enjoy working with an Public Schools Guidance Day and evening classes. For Department, 12 months, 40 M anchester, 649-8667, more information call Los property adjacent to the hospital. for the Manchester school system. hard-toed shoes. possible. No experience Hours 10 to 3, 5 days. $4 per excellent supporting staff, First-year funding was restricted to the U EMPLOYMENT John L. Kostic, Chairman required. A.S.D., P.O. hour. Call Mr. Howland, 643- hour per week. Applications between 9:00 and 4:00 for in Andes Farm, 646-9937 or 647- The Town Council last week approved the concept of caring for our elderly terview appointment. Mary Keenan, Secretary Drawer 140069, Dallas, TX 1108. patients. Position also availabie from: Glastonbury 1588' the switch. While the council usually goes along with Board of Education. 232 Hofp Wantad 13 03163 75214. available in the self care unit. recommendations of the Planning Commission, it can, by LIGHT MAINTENANCE and Good wages and benefits. Williams Street, Glastonbury, REAL ESTATE CAREER - errand person - Must have Please call Doris Blain D.N.S. Conn., 06033. Phone 633-5231, a two-thirds vote, override the recommendation. TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Extension 279. Affirmative IMMEDIATE OPENING Apply 81 Commerce Street, Earn $20,000 plus annually. own car. We pay mileage. Call 646-0129. Manchester Manor The hospital wants the church land to expand its State oil tax said dangerous TOWN OF MANCHESTER Part-timers considered. For Mrs. Bloom 646-2900. Action Equal Opportunity Glastonbury. PTG Nursing Home, 385 West parking facilities and the town now uses the land in Henry interview, Ralph Pasek, Center Street, Manchester. Employer, Keyboard and wherewithal to curtail production to prevent COMPANY, Telephone 633- NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF Park for its Little League ballfields. Hospital officials HARTFORD (UPI) — Any state’s attempt Warner said the company was "making 7631. Realtor, 289-7475. LATHE OPERATOR - 2 have indicated the town might loose this privilege if the to tax oil companies would be dangerous.and progress” toward development of a process to an oil glut — and an accompanying drop in ORDINANCE years' experience air craft NURSES AIDES - 7 a.m. to 3 PART-TIME. Research Terminal Operator Center needs part-time help to land is sold to someone else. in the long run would force consumers to dig convert sunlight directly into electricity. prices — ,Warner said OPEC “does have the CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST - parts. Set up and operate. p.m., and 12 midnight to 8 In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and Immediate opening. make appointments for They said the hospital is being pressured by the state deeper into their pockets, the chairman of the capability," if it wants to, to move in unison. - Experienced only. Top Excellent benefits. Hawk a.m.. Part time or full time. Full-time position No Saturdays He warned that oil-producing nations will 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by Professional office. Precision Corporation. 303 salesmen. Must have good Mobil Oil Corp. says. "However OPEC is not a monolithic wages, ^ p ly : Atlas 'nle, 18ffi Enjoy working in a very ple- Commission on Hospitals and Health Care to use their take a greater hold of shrinking world oil the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, Interesting position. Pieasant Burnham Street, East Hart sant and homelike at telephone voice and per Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, suasive manner. Technical or Experience preferred but not essential - extra capital reserves and endowments to offset the "We don’t absorb losses,” Rawleigh Warner supplies but superior technology will allow the whole,” Warner said. "There are differences 563-0151. on March 11, 1980. working conditions. 522-1000. ford. 528-9845. mosphere, helping our elderly Jr. told a Wednesday luncheon meeting. "We in each of the countries and 1 myself think patients. Good wages and sales experience helpful. We will train. Must be able to type a rising costs of their operating budgets. U.S. and other powers to maintain a grip. Hours flexible. Send complete Previously the council offered to come up with some pass them on to the consumer. All that's going "I think there is no doubt but that OPEC will within certain strictures that Saudi Arabia, RN-LPN whnted for 3 p.m.-ll ORDINANCE benefits. Please call Doris minimum of 40 words per minute. Salary Blain D.N.S. 646-0129. resume to: P.O. Box 88, other town-owned parcel to exchange with the church but to happen if they do pass further levies is that continue to move more oil into its own for one, would see to it that there’s enough oil p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. WHEREAS, the Town of Manchester is interested in Invitation To Bid Mansfield Deoot, CT, 06251. commensurate with ability and Apply director of nursing. regulating the quality of rental housing within its boundaries: Manchester Manor Nursing hospital officials indicated the church was particularly other parts of the country will suffer.” channels,” he said. so the world doesn’t suffer. But not so much Home, 385 West Center Street, An E q u al O p p o rtu n ity experience. All company benefits. Salmonbrook Convalescent and T^e EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT seeks bids for the up Employer. interested in the Route 30 parcel. Connecticut lawmakers are considering a "But I do not believe they will be able to do that prices fall drastically.” Home, off House Street, dating of the District’s current sewer specifications. Manchester. Please call for an appointment No agreement can be reached until all three parties are 1.5 percent tax on the gross receipts of oil without the world community. They still have Glastonbury. Please call 633- WHEREAS, the uncontrolied conversion of existing rentai Copies of the current specifications are available at the SITTER - GLASTONBURY. in accord about the exchange. Meanwhile, the Planning companies doing business in the state. to rely on units which have the technology, the He said Mobil saw "nothing to prevent 5244. housing for elderly and low and moderate families into alter MALE - Part time. General Sheldon Cohen worldwide supplies of cruide oil from Dispatcher's Office, Fire Department, 32 Main Street, pizza shop duties. Apply $M per week. Several older Commission is still waiting for a report from the Recrea Warner said if the state adopted the levy knowhow in refining and distribution, the native forms of ownership in Manchester will further reduce Manchester, Conn. chilaren alter school. Much remaining generally short from here on out. NURSES AIDES wanted for the availability of elderly and low and moderate income housing within: Tommy’s Pizzeria, 643-2711, Ext. 51 tion Commission concerning the Henry Park land. "we'd have to go to the courts” to challenge it. capability in transportation,” he said. full time on all shifts. Apply 267 East Center Street, flexibility and variety for "There are too many producing countries and will be detrimental to the public health, welfare and safety ; Sealed proposals will be received until 4:00 p.m., Monday, It is expected that the Planning Commission’s He also said such a measure was an exam But Warner said "the world community will director of nursing. Salmon- March 17, 1980. Manchester. mature individual. Car and recommendation will go to the council at its meeting ple of why the country has no national energy play a sm aller role” in controlling the oil today that are willing and able to cut produc bropk Convalescent Home, off and references necessary. 633-6957 THE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Bids will be publicly opened, read and recorded at the March 17, after 6 p.m. Mrs. Fisher. scheduied for Monday. policy. market. tion enough to prevent a surplus from House Street, Glastonbury. WHEREAS, it is necessary for a period of time to study the Please call 633-5244. 1980, meeting of the EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT. The reason, he said, was regionalism. "It's Asked later, though, whether the Organiza recurring, except perhaps for short periods,” effect of conversions on the availability of housing, to propose he said. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. INVITATION been the north versus the south,” Warner said, tion of Petroleum Exporting Countries had the LATHE OPERATORS - With regulations for an orderly system by which existing rental housing may be converted whereby the public health, welfare Bids quotes are to be sent to the EIGHTH UTILITIES explaining that because one area won’t accept 2 years’ experience. Good DISTRICT, 32 Main Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040 TO BID House numbers an oil refinery or oil drilling "the rest of the benefits. SailSalary n^otiable. and safety will best be preserved, and to await proposed action country suffers.” Hawk Precision Co., 303 by the State Legislature for the regulation of conversion of ren Samuel Longest Sealed bids wilbtie received in Panel kills asbestos bill Burnham Street, East Hart tal housing: the Office of 'The Director of ford, telephone 528-9845. Public Works Commissioner to be required "This country has got to come up with an HARTFORD (UPI) — A legislative com Sen. Eugene A. Skowronski, D-Derby, also NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT General Services, 41 Center acceptable tradeoff between environmental mittee has killed a bill that would ban the use asked committee members before the vote to RARE OPPORTUNITY - Directors of the Town of Manchester that Chapter 8 of the Code 017-03 Street, Manchester, Connec ticut, until March 28, 1980 at GLA.STONBIIRY — Local property owners will now be concerns and business needs," be told the of asbestos cement pipes in Connecticut water consider how the bill would have effected OWN YOUR OWN of Ordinances of the Town of Manchester is hereby amended by 11:00 a.m. for the following: required to affix three-inch high street numbers to their Hartford Society of Financial Analyists. systems. companies that have substantial asbestos pipe BUSINESS. Distributor for adding the following article; Warner also said “alternate sources of The Environment Committee rejected the Kodak film, Duracell ONE (1) NEW 2-DOOR homes and businesses under a new ordinance passed un supplies in stock. ^tteries, G.E., Sylvanla and ARTICLE IX Condominium Conversion Moratorium Townhouse apartments in Ashford convenient to 1-86 energy will need to be developed to offset the pipe bill by a 11-6 vote Wednesday, with op Town of Manchester SEDAN HATCHBACK animously by the Town Council. The owner of a West Suffield water com other photo products needed and UCohn. With recommendations from the Safety Commission, eventual decline in the world’s supply of oil ponents saying there wasn’t enough proof that pany testified before the committee Monday, in your area. No selling. Ser Section 8-160, No owner of any dwelling unit or units shall con Legal Notice The Town of Manchester is an the Fire Department, the Police Department and the and natural gas,” noting Mobil has developed asbestos in drinking water supplies was a saying he already had $20,(XX) worth of the vice top Retailers under vert any said dwelling unit or units to condominiums for a equal oppoitanity employer, a process to make high-octane gasoline from health hazard. exclusive contract established and requires an affirmative Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50-f acres ot privacy, cacli wllli il s Auxilliary Ambulance Association, the council approved pipe. K h le lS io T o f^ 'iV rty 'tM rd a T ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Zoning Board of Appeals will hoW public hearings on Mon- coal or natural gas. Asbestos is a suspected cancer causing sub by us. High immediate in Aiter tne expiration oi saio ninety iwi uay starting at 7:00 P.M., in the Hearing Room action policy for all of its Con the ordinance Tuesday night. “What would he do?” Skowronski asked. come minimum required in own tront entrance. Fully applianced kitchen with di.shwa.shci. stance. null ana vom. of the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, tractors and Vendors as a con Safety Commission Chairman Frank Cavanaugh said vestment $9,975. 10A% profit dition of doing business with dining area, 'z bath down, large'livingroom with gla.ss door lo walk structure. Call between 8 AM This Ordinance shall take affect ten (10) days after this Connecticut, to hear and consider the following petition: the commission worked with other town boards and agen the Town, as per Federal out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in clo.sel.s. lull halh.s cies to develop the ordinance. & 5 PM. 1-80063^6367. Or publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (lO) days write: American Film Item 5 Philip Blanchette et al - Request variance of Article II, Order 11246. "The more we worked on this item, the more we after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not Section No. 715 9.01.01 to allow conversion of nonconforming with private dressing room upstairs. Laundry lacilitics available iii Sex assault reported in area P rocessing, Inc., 193SR less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as deter Bid forms, plans and realized that it was more and more critical," Cavanaugh first floor apartment to two apartments - 50i82 Bissell Street - basement. Beautiful redecoration in process — inside and out. Hoover Court, B’ham, AL mined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, specifications are available at said. 35226. Business Zone II. Vernon has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting ita reference the General Services Office, Come See Our "COUNTRY WITH •C0NV^1N1EN('K\,hying. Cavanaugh said it took a rescue squad 15 minutes to It was in this area where Patricia Luce of Information pertaining to above may be obtained in the Plan 41 Center Street, Manchester, Vernon Police are investigating the report South Windsor PART TIME HELP Wanted to a special Town election. find a residence last week. Vernon was when she disappeared. The body ning Office. All persons interested may attend these hearings. Connecticut. Married Coup'es preferred. No Pets From ^cl/month. Security of a sexual assault of a 20-year-old female in Lloyd L. Estey Jr., 49, of 10 Bell Court, East downtown, Manchester. Call "This is a critical ordinance because a matter of of Miss Luce was later found in a secluded James R. McCavanagh ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Town of Manchester, . required. the vicinity of the Seven-Eleven Store on Hartford, was charged Wednesday with 646-5999. minutes can save lives," Cavanaugh. Route 83. area of a nearby town. Secretary Edward Coltman, Secretary Connecticut driving while under the influence of liquor or Board of Directors Call 742-6412 Fire Commissioner Peter Sterling said the commission Police said the alleged assault took place REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Robert B. Weiss, drugs or both. Police said he was observed wanted by old established Manchester, Connecticut Dated this 13th day of March, 1980. unanimously recommended that the council approve the March 2 about 8:30 p.m. but tbe incident Edward Beaulieu, 18, of 43 West St., Vernon, General Manager lor an appointment ordinance. was charged Wednesday with first-degree driving erratically on Route 291. firm. Must be a self-starter, Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 12th day of March 1980 029-03 0254)3 wasn’t reported until tbe victim’s friends con He was releas^ on a $250 nonsurety bond aggressive, personable and 0364)3 Police Agent Howard Charbonneau and Sharon Fortier, vinced her to do so. criminal trespassing and third-degree failure hold a Conniectlcut license. to appear. He was arrested on a warrant and for appearance in court in East Hartford on a member of the ambulance corps, both agreed the or The victim told police she was walking in We'll show you the way to taken to the Hartford Correctional Center in March 25. dinance was of great importance. the area of the food store when she was pulled enjoy an unmatched lucrative, The numbers will be located on the exterior front of the lieu of posting a $150 bond. He was to be rewarding professional into a vacant area and raped. The assailant career. Send resume to Box buildings and they .'liould contrast with the color of the presented in court in Rockville today. Scott B. Landrie, 19, of 100 Glenstone Drive, was described as being a white male in his 20s. Vernon, was arrested Wednesday on a K, c/o Evening Herald. ATTENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS: building, according to the ordinance. The victim said no vehicle was seen at the warrant charging him with threatening and Lookinx for If a building is set back more than 1(K) feet from the time. Michael D. Niemann, 23, of 72 Village St., You don't have street, numerals may be attached to a post, sign, mailbox Rockville, was charged Wednesday with breach of peace. u new home? Police said the victim suffered minor in X You'll find to shell oul much or other device which would be located within 10 feet of cruelty to animals. Police said the arrest was made in connec to gel big resulls. juries as a result of the assault but didn’t tion with the investigation of an incident at the ! ^ u perfer- ^it the driveway entrance. require hospitalization. Police said the arrest was made after they NURSE AIDES: 3-11 and 11-7 1 in the Want Adh 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE received a complaint about a dead dog found Seven-Eleven Store on Ellington Avenue, in Shift. Orientation program If persons fail to comply with it, they will be fined $10, Police said although no similarities are ap in a trash can. February. starting every Monday. P e a James McIntosh, the chairman of the subcommittee parent in this case to other criminal in Niemann was released on his promise to He was released on a $500 nonsurety bond sant working conditions. Call which sponsored the ordinance, said the ordinance should vestigations originating in the area. State Mrs. Maloney at Burnside .r appear in court March 25. for appearance in court March 24. not be a real burden to the homeowners. Police have been advised. Convalescent Home, 289-H71. CALL 6 4 3 -2 7 1 8 after 5 p.m. or 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 during business hours 8:30-S 18 - EVENING HERALD. TOuw- March 13, IWC Frank and Emaat Apartmanla For Bant 83 Apartmania For Rant Vernon CAMARO 1975 ■ V-8, .SID'S GOURMET DINEr TTW automatic. Interlor/exterior excellent shape. Runs great. MI A V S £ w E SH^uLPf SPRINGTIME FUN Asking 33,100. 643-7736. K l S o iW '^BRACE 1973 FORD ORAN TORINO - Bucket seats, one owner. AFTgff ywE tP tr v r , WILLOW BROOK Needs some body work. 3000. Think ahead to lounging around the pool Call 646-4288, or 565-4672. J u S r I N CASB,» DEAR ABBY: Recently you ran a letter from a Woman with cabana and ... 1971 FORD L’TD BROUGHAM ^cellent condition. No body who had signed a “Living Will," and was relieved to know Taka Advantatfa Of Our *20. SPECIAL! rust. Goth interior. Call 644- that should she ever fall victim to an incurable illness, she 3260 days, 644-1454 nights. would be allowed to die in dignity. I think you should warn ewitiWA.iM.rHni8U8.moM For further Information Please call: your readers that merely signing a Living Will is no BRUCE 1965 FORD VAN - Low guarantee that one’s wishes will be carried out. It will also mileage engine. Good condi 79 FOaD M O O take perseverance on the part of the family. 871-6482 tion. ready for inspection. 3485 Seyl.,3tp.^w/i Last May, my husband died of lung cancer after a very or ckll 246-1S13 firm. Calf 649-1831 after 4:00 short illness. He had a history of heart disease, and the p.m. 4f9S previous year had suffered a severe stroke that left him par Business & Service Edward Rogers Management 77C0UBM $4495 tially paralyzed. I feared that, should he suffer heart failure, XR-7 i DH. HT. PB, PS, pow »lfl- "heroic measures" might be taken, so he would be “saved" dowt, •uto., AC, •p w M whMM, only to suffer more from the cancer. The doctors who had Doga-BIrda-Pata THREE-ROOM, Spruce •terso, 21,000 mllM. Street, near Charter Oak. 3270 1971 PONTIAC FIREBIRD - 4 treated him previously were aware that he had signed a Liv monthly. Heat included. speed. Bo^ and interior ing Will. However, one specialist seemed to view my hus HOME SWEET HOME - r ~ T ~ Complete health-g^uard Security, references. excellent. Runs and looks 77 COLONV band more as a pair of diseased lungs than a whole man, and rJ- V 7“ r~7“ r“iA 11 great. Asking 31,2%. Please was determined to save him should heart failure occur. It facilities. Cats also. Canine Immediate occupancy. M9- PARK WARON 11 11 14 Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon 3423. call 849-1544.______took days of arguing and button-holing every responsible per Road, Manchester. 646-5971. son I could reach for the instructions of “No Code" to be in 11 11 17 ROCKVILLE - Prospect BANK REPOSSESSION FOR cluded on his chart. (The “No Code" signified that no 11 to r BOX STALLS, ’TRAILS- Blue Street area. 3 rooms. No pets. SALE - 1973 Buick Le Sabre; resuscitation team would be summoned.) 46Wlrslou It •Ignil Seal Feeding Program. Ring 3150. Call 875-1128,9 a.m. thru 3895. Contact the Savings ' If your spouse (or family member) has signed a Living 1 1 with lights. Pastures. Daily 5 p.ni. weekdays. Bank of Manchester, Loan 49 Aimrictn il5T Department, 646-1700. S-Pltl., tuto., P6, Will, my advice would include; humorist 1 turnouts. Rockville.Call 875- PS, AC, roofTKk, 1) Talk the situation over thoroughly with your family so 60 Lsyor !T!T ?T"21 ROCKVILLE - 75 Union 9954, or 875-0272; 742-9653. stvreo, 2S,OOOmi. that there is no doubt in anyone's mind as to your intentions. Captain Eaay — Crooka & Lawrtnea 52 Htid In 11 1 Building ConlncUng 33 Street. 4 rooms. No pets. 3200. 1979 ’TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - Stn/lctM O titnd 2) Discuss this philosophy at length with your family doc RIGHT! SO IF HE'S SMART- you REALIZE. ' rHUMAN LIVES 53 Milo or Mualcal Inatrumanta Call 875-1128, 9 a.m. thru 5 (iood condition. 8,000 miles. $5 CHRIS KNOWS THE COPS 14 ■ ■ tor, who will be the admitting doctor and responsible for any ARE AFTER HIM-BUT WHICH HE IS-HE'LL HEAP LIEUTEWAWT-HALF < ARE AT STAKBl j lOfflilO PAINTING - Interior and CARPENTRY Sc MASONRY - p.m. weekdays. Make an offer. Call 643-1422 64 Thought (Fr.) before 3 p.m. instructions to be included on the patient's chart regardless THEY THINK HE’S b a c k t ' t h e p a r k WOOPS THE COUNTRY'S < THAT TIG5R'! 17 ■ ■•• exterior. Paperhanging, Additions and Remodeling. 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in 78 MARK V '8895 ANP LIE LOW TILL THE PULLING FOR CHRIS > A POTENTIAL 66 South 11 of any specialists who might be called in. Doctors are trained HEADIWS WESTI excellent work references. Free estimates. Call Anthony cluding Ovations, plus free FIRST FLOOR, four room Movnioof tiu'cniolK iull pOMPi AMO HIS PAL TO ik K iu e m Amoricin 40 ■•• Free estimates. Fully in Squillacote 6494)611. case with this ad. Carlos apartment. No pets. Security, 1971 BUICK SKYLARK - A,c Cof^dilioit AW fM ttf.ro ».lh to save lives, and some are unable to make the mental ad- . ELUPE CAPTURE! Indlsn group guitars 60% off. Rivers Music, references. Mature adults on lop' r'x2"x8' FURRING STRIPS PAD ... Reg. 49c...... -39c each r 'x 3 " x 8 ' FURRING STRIPS PAD ... Reg. 79c...... 59c each I- MISCELLANEOUS 2 TUBE GRID LIGHT Reg. 19.99 . 12^99 John W, VigeanI A A Q Q ^ riHMnniHttnia Agency names ^ ||9 9 iin i OOOKA MIB! V, t'4 » 4 new manager , AND vm^: ^naUstdudad. MANCHESTER - The (r e " H t. In Mom.) 2* and 4' cfttw tadik lO* w EVENING HERALD, ’Thurs., Match 13, IMO- 3 2 - EVENING HERALD, 'nwr».. March 13. IWO Annual care adds life IMPROVEMENT to gutters, downspouts BUY EARLY AND Thorough annual care of "outward” in place, or In a patch of either your home’s gutters and serting one side up under fiberglass, canvas or downspouts can add from 5 the bottom shingle course burlap. Use a wood spatula SAVE! IS HERE to 10 years to their service and tucking the other side to smooth out all wrinkles life — the kind of do-it- Into the gutter lip. Overlap and apply a top coat of the yourself work that keeps end joints by at least 4 in. roof mastic compound. Do GM AT cash in your pocket. The only tool you’ll need not build up the area too Basically, according to for this job is a pair of high or you may restrict PRE-SEASON SALE ENDS Popular Mechanics En scissors for cutting the the flow of water. 1W.G. OENNEY CO. cyclopedia, gutter upkeep guard. In any event, the If corrosive damage is IT. MARCH 22ND. includes: 1. cleaning; 2. guard does not eliminate extensive, an external repairing damaged and annual hosing down of patch may also be ’■ T B a a s r " " ' leaky areas; and S. preven gutters. required. Your best bet is POOL SALE HAMMER SHW HORSE BRACKET tive maintenance. one of the fiberglass repair U 8 H T 20 IB oz steel hendled hammer For use with standard^x d If drains clog, water can Gutter hangers kits that are available at [WE STILL HAVE A NUMBER OF 1979 BULBS Baked enamel finish "Rim- lumber Holes for scrdws and back up under roof shingles Check for sagging auto supply stores. GAL SO. 7S, 100 tempered" fece minimizes nails provided for permanent or cause a damp basement gutters where water will However, in the final GALVAIIZED POOLS ON HAND THAT WE’LL SELL AT W att chipping construction and unsightly stains on collect instead of run off. If analysis, replacing the sec house siding. You should you have water spills tion may be cheaper and LAST YEAR’S PRICES! YOUR POOL WILL 4110B also know whether your during a cloudburst and GARBAGE accomplished with less STANDARD OR m house is adequately there are no clogs, you can BE INSTALLED THIS SPRING FOR A FULL time and effort------SOFT WHITE CANS 4’ guttered — for an average assume the gutter is Annual preventive SUMMER OF ENJOYMENT. 16 OZ. STEPUUIDER 30% OFF rainfall, a gutter will per sagging because of a maintenance RIP or CLAW hanger problem. SALE2.22 SALE 5 .8 8 ANYWEATKRSnHPPMC form well with ap Clean and spot-patch, SALE 18 .8 8 IKOSJ proximately 1 sq. ft. of sur A sag can be caused by a and then; SALE 8.81 R E A 7.9 5 IN STOCK face for each sq. ft. of loosened hanger — usually —Wood gutters: keep in REG. 3.40 REG. 25.25 roof to be drained. created by an excessive KC. 10.70 SALE 3 .8 8 side surfaces thoroughly GOOD TILL MARCH 22 GOOD TILL MARCH 22 QOOD TILL MARCH 22 GOOD TILL MARCH 22 Gutter and downspout weight of ice formed in an coated with brush-on GOOD TILL MARCH 22 GOOD TILL MARCH 22 i parts are available in both improperly pitched gutter. asphaltic cement. metal and plastic. Other possible causes: a —Metal gutters: ffilbe Ham pshire Gutter sections come in 8-, ladder placed against the Galvanized iron may show' OFF BATHROOM 10-, and 12-foot lengths gutter, a blow by a basket rust spots. Wire brush, —the 10 footers are ball or tree limb. dust, apply a quality rust If the gutter is fastened VAMTIES. perhaps the most popular preventing prime coat of OPEN length and are easy to han with straps, carefully lift paint. Consider painting OPEN #1016 CLASSIC *TOP NOT INCLUDtO dle. The various fittings, the shingle to avoid the entire p tte r lining, but SUNDAYS SUNDAYS CUT 26% connectors, etc., must be cracking it and check the make certain the surfaces Reg. >68 S A L E ^ 5 1 ° ° ordered separately; make nail. If necessary, take up are clean or the primer sure to include enough the slack and replace the will peel off. T hangers. Assemble the sec nail with a longer one. —Aluminum gutters: ;*■ #3021 tions on the ground; then, Then, cover nail head and Require minimal -Sill % CLASSIC with help, hoist and fasten surrounding area with roof maintenance because they 2-D00HUNIT them in position. cement and lower the do not rust. Not as strong 'TOP NOT INCLUDED shingle into place. as steel, however, and When lo clean gutters Reg. »109« If the gutter if supported more prone, to damage D The logical time for an by a hidden-type hanger, from blows. 7^^ SALE EL annual cleaning is in the gutter section may —Polyvinyl chloride $ 8 2 2 0 autumn after all leaves have to be removed. If the (PVC) plastic gutters: have fallen. You’ll find hanger is loose, chances Practically no upkeep minerals and grit from are the nails mave backed other than annual cleaning. #3021 E your shingles in gutters as out or too few were used Not as strong as metal AMERICANA well. A whisk broom is a originally. Add longer nails when used as a ladder sup perfect "tool” . After all and make sure all nails are port and has great expan 2 DOOR leaves and debris have driven home so the bracket sion and contraction in 25% OFF OLE HAMPSHIRE UNIT ____ been scooped out, flush out is fully seated on the fascia heat and cold. When in the gutter, using a garden ■board. stalling, be sure to use the CUT 25% hose. During this cleaning UNFINISHED KITCHEN CABINETS The third type of hanger prescribed connectors SALE 58220 'TOP NOT INCLUDED stage you can check for is the spike and ferrule. allowing for expansion at leaks and drainage pitch 30% OFF OLE HAMPSHIRE Carefully remove the old the joints. and make necessary cor spike and drill a hole in the rections. Keeping gutters gutter as least 2 in. away COME IN TODAY! PRICES WILL NEVER BE FINISHED KITCHEN CABINETS #1816 CLASSIC SPACE SAVER For further information on *TON NOT INCLUDtO ^ clean is extremely impor from where the old spike LOWER! MANY DIFFERENT STYLES TO tant; rotting leaves com Popular Mechanics En- CUT 26% Reg. >68 S A L E ^ 5 1 ® ° ATHENA SPACE was. Insert the spacer and cyclope^, write Popular bined with soot and the like CHOOSE FROM. WE FEATURE ABOVE & ------SAVER drive home the spike. Mechanics Encyclopedia, TOPMOTINCLUDID to form an acid that Patch both sides of gutter Dept. 1114, 250 W. 55 St., hastens rusting and corro BELOW GROUND POOLS AND SPA’S OR #1816 Reg. $68.00 where it was pierced by the New York, N.Y. 1P019. sion. — ZUEMCZIU SALE original spike. (Copyright The Hearst HOT TUBS. TO P NOT INCLUDtO COT Consider installing iW.a tUMEY CO. CUT 26% Corporation) $5100 gutter guard Patching small holes and Reg. >76” Plastic gutter guards breaks W.6.C1M« none mpHOiBBiT (gnai don’t completely eliminate SALE the leaf-cleaning task, but Small holes in the metal vuvs ! $ 5 7 0 0 they do minimize it. Most can be closed by a fabric MANCHESTER ELLINGTON WILLINGTON types of gutter screening Route 44A • Coventry • 742-7308 | (2 . ml. e.ist of Bolton Lake) GLASTONBURY patch and roofing com N Hebron Aw. IM N. Main SL Rt N Waal Rd. " m Ab 44 come in rolls 6 in. wide by SOUTHINGTON MANCHESTER ENFIELD AVON IN STOCK AT TIME OF SALE pound. First clean the eS3-4l7S MI-8283 873-8213 428-M18 25 ft. long. It can be in area, wire brush, and apply Brazil nuti grow in 1-742-7308 649-9933 741-0300 742-7308 duiten of from 14 to 28. stalled either by bowing it roof mastic. Then press in ONLY. 4 - EVEJnNG HERALD, Thura., March U, IMP EVENINQ HERALD. Hmra.. March 13. IWO- 5 Build a birdhouse Valuables need insurance Once common throughout Connecticut, the NEW YORK (UPI) or $500 on theft of jewelry, of about $360 ($60 per piece are usually adequate, he Eastern Bluebird, one of the most loved and —Sales of insurance watches, gems and furs. for putting each of six dies said, to supplement your beneficial birds, is-now disappearing. covering jewelry, antiques, Unlike many other back on tbe production written or typed records of One of the most significant contributing fac sterling silver, gold ar policies, floaters carry no line) and New York City valuables. Ideally the list ticles and similar deductibles. ’They pay for and state sales taxes—at 8 should include the year tors in this decline has been the lack of suitable valuables have tripled in nesting cavities resulting from ch a n ^ g land all cauTCS of loss, with percent, they would total each item was bought or the past six months, says some s ^ if ic exclusions $725.12. acquired and its actual or use patterns and increasing urbanization. insurance executive Vin such as wear and tear, The alternatives to more appraised worth at that By constructing nest boxes and putting them cent A. Wick. deliberate damage and insurance are few; time. in appropriate places in your yard, you can help Understandably. mysterious disappearance. You can sell the Keep the inventory and Burglars now bypass such In most states the valuables and bank the photos in a fireproof the bluebird make a comeback. cumbersome items as The proper kind of nest box, like the one il premium charge per $100 money —and pay capital cabinet or safe-deposit |x)x television and stereo sets of value is about $142 for gains taxes on any profit or with your insurance lustrated at left, will keep house sparrows and in favor of more easily por jewelry, 22 cents for you make over the original agent, Rinehart said, and starlings out. table — and often more silverware, 35 cents for purchase price or the value keep it up to date. This house was designed and approved by the valuable — sterling silver furs and $1.50 for cameras, at the time you received flatware and holloware, Ancient Organ AGELESS, NOT ANCIENT. From the eirilMl limce, mjui has North American Bluebird Society. The box will according to the Insurance tbe articles as a gift or in ■Mociated shelter with havin|; a roof over his head. However, jewelry and other gold and Information Institute, a heritance. meet the needs of the bluebird and will last a The 17th and 18th centuries whereas onr primitive ancestors used whatever was available, silver articles. New York-based trade Rinehart recommends modem man can choose the type of roof he wants, and long time. It can be constructed easily with were the golden age of organ “A six-piece place set group. storage in a bank safe- music, but music for the one of the most popular choices today is Hallmark, from hand tools and a minimum of materials. ting of sterling flatware B ^ u s e of the volatile deposit box for any «rgan was being written and CertainTeed Corporation. Hallmark shingles feature a three- dimensional, overlay design and textnred surface that cap There is no need to paint or stain the boxes. that cost 1500 a year ago is situation, Wick now valuables you use in played even in the days of Rome. Ktesibios, a Greek tures the rustic look of less durable wood shakes. The The outside may be painted with a light shade now worth more than recommends appraisals frequently. heavyweight shingles are so long-lasting, in fact, that they $1,500,” says Charles R. engineer, described a exterior latex paint. Do not paint the inside. for insurance purposes at Those used more often “hydraulis" or water-powered carry a 25-year limited warranty. Rinehart, a San Francisco least once a year instead of should be stored in a locked organ around 250 B.C. Saint insurance executive. every three years, as in the cabinet, he said, or — if Hieronymus, who died in A.D. Both men agree that past. Wick is chairman of possible — in a safe-deposit 420, told of an organ in many Americans today are the Inland Marine box hidden in your home or Jerusalem whose notes could underinsured. be heard at the Mount of Underwriters Association, apartment. Olives almost a mile away. They recommend per representing 200 com If you insist on dis sonal property floaters panies nationwide, and playing valuables in curio because homeowners’ and vice chairman of Talbot, cabinets or on tables or Bed molding tenants’ insurance policies Bird & Co., of New York open shelves, Rinehart Q. Will you explain in many states have built- The Public Interest Satellite Assn., formed in 1975, City. said, there’s nothing much “bed molding?’ I’ve seen tries to help nonprofit public interest, con in limite. If your sterling pattern is you can do for protection this term but don’t know sumer, voluntary and socially active citizen groups Typically, it is $1,000 on a discontinued one, make except “install a security what it means. V.R., Ariz. obtain the benefits of satellite telecommunications. theft claims, Rinehart said sure the appraiser takes system, if you can afford A. This can be defined as in a telephone interview. that into account. Its it, or let the police know any strip molding used to “A single silver bowl can replacement value may in when you’re going away enclose a comer such as easily exceed that limit,” clude a die charge on top of for a while.” that where the wall joins he added. the price per item. For Rinehart said the ceiling, the purpose A KITCHEN SHOULD BE CONVENIENT, attractive and effi- Some policies provide example, my Gorham Lily photographs of your entire being that of ornamenta cient. This one has lots of storage and counter space, good even smaller maximums of the Valley pattern now home or apartment are a tion. Cove molding is looks md cabineU certified by the National Kitchen Cabinet As for loss in any one incident, retails for $1,088 per six- good idea, not so much to perhaps most commonly sociation for long-lasting service. Wick said. For example, piece place setting. To prove ownership if a loss used in this location; it MARCH SALE $100 on currently c ir replace all eight settings at should occur, but to trigger may be combined w th culated coins, currency today’s prices would cost your memory. other shapes cut on the 5 DAYS ONLY MARCH 13 - 1 8 and rare coin collections. $8,074 — plus a die charge Black-and-white photos same strip. CARPETS • AREARUGS - NO-WA Up-to-date appraisal urged REDECORATE NOW AND BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME FOR SPRINGI NEW YORK (U PI)-A n Ms. Belz said the ASA is encloses a free booklet followed by ASA is a up-to-date appraisal of per the only one of five major telling consumers what member of the Save sonal property for in testing and certifying questions to ask appraisers professional society she *2***-*3”*>*4~, even *5~ over 2 dozen cerpet speciels surance purposes can often societies in the United before using their services. speaks for. pay for itself if you have to States that covers several Such as: “What’s your If there’s no member make a claim for theft or fields, including real es job history and educational locally, ask your insurance 19.99 other loss. tate, personal property, background? Do you agent or banker or the Armstrong Designer Solerian ...$ sq. yd. installed ’The costs vary regional machinery and equipment belong to a professional curator of the local NO TWO LIFESTYLES ARE ALIKE Save ly- and intangibles such as society? Do you have any museum or gallery (in the .. .WHICH IS WHY NO TWO Armstrong Sundial Solarlan ...... $12.99 sq. yd. installed Members of the stocks and bonds. The professional certificates? case of fine arts ap Washington-based other four appraise real es How do you keep up-to- praisals) for their evalua KITCHENS SHOULD BE ALIKE. American Society of Ap tate only. date? Are your appraisals tion of the persons listed Because everyone’s lifestyle Is unique - with unique needs and “You don’t have to be locally. tastes - Wood-Mode offers only custom-built kitchen cabinetry, praisers quote either an accepted by insurance designed to meet the requirements of each customer...perfectly. Save hourly rate or a flat fee, licensed to appraise per companies, local banks, “ The Smithsonian Come see our display of fine Wood-Mode cabinetry. Let us All AREA RUGS and Orientals...... 1 0 % OFF says Shirley Belz. sonal property,” Ms. Belz the Internal Revenue Ser (Institution) gets lots of show you the many styles, woods, colors, hand-rubbed finishes said, but there are ways of requests,” Ms. Belz said. and special features you can choose from. Learn how easy It “Our society considers it vice?” can be to own a Kitchen as unethical to ask a percen checking appraisers’ ' You can double check “TTiey refer them to our Individual as you are. WeOO-MeeR oaiblnalry ED JORDAN’S CARPET PUCE tage fee or a contingency credentials. answers to the last ques society.” fee,” Ms. Belz said In a ’The society publishes a tion at the institutions or For a copy of the free BRADLEY KITCHENS VERNON CIRCLE MON TUE WED telephone interview. A free directory of its businesses in question, she directory of appraisers and Hartford's Kitchen Pioneer Since 1933 646-8291 9-6 percentage fee would be members, about 350 said. the appraisal booklet, 875-5978 charge/visa/our own revolving charge THURS-FRI 9-9 based on the total value of nationwide, who must pass If you are new in a com- write American Society of 214 PARK RD., WEST HARTFORD SAT 9-5 the items appraised. A con recertification tests every munity, Ms. Belz Appraisers, Dulles Inter PHONE 233-8122 or 232-5622 Our Service Will Floor You! tingency fee, on a sale five years. suggested looking in the national Airport, P.O. Box being completed, for With every copy of the Yellow Pages. An ap 17265, Washington, D.C. Taka Park Rd Exit 43 From 1-84, Turn Right '4 M ila on Laft example. . d irecto ry Uie, -society praiser whose name is 20041. 6 - EVENINO HERALD. Hiiiri.. Mtrcfa 18. UW EVENING HERALD, Hiiin., March It, 11190-7 Renovated Manchester home marks start of homesteading MANCHESTER - The chore involved re stain^ ceilings and walls. Homesteading came to plastering ceilings, taking A door on Uie northwest Hamlin Street recently. out door9 or putting new side of the home was A renovated house, ones in, installing new removed and replaced by ballasts for most of the another window. Salerno transformed from a single windows and re-finishing family to two-family to said the woodwork had to group house and back door and window frames. be made 'to match the again, was displayed at an For energy conservation existing windows because open house. measures, Strano said it would be impossible to The house, located at 52- storm windows were in buy new ones. stalled and insulation with Other improvements in 54 Hamlin St. was built in Outside work included 1916 and six weeks of a foam core backing was cluded re-installing french placed underneath the repairs and painting as rehabilitating changed an doors in the downstairs seen in this photo of one. eyesore back to a dream vinyl siding. living room, removing a An oil furnace was con side of the home. home. creaky spiral staircase and ‘‘You’ve got to like verted to gas to comple covering exposed pipes. renovating,” said Tony ment the gas water heaters Salerno also said a Salerno of Tosa Building in the basement. However, renovated older home is Enterprises. ‘‘A home like the original radiators were better built than the newer this has got to be saved retain^. ones of the past decade. . *!§'■ through renovating rather As an added conserva The craftsmen took pride than remodeling. tion ploy, the ropes and in their work, he said, and Remodeling is just tearing counterweights were taken there was less emphasis on out and making new.” out of the windows and quick development as in The home is being rented numerous air cavities modem times. by Strano Reaity Network which robbed the home of Free homeowner’s guide ELIMINATE MIDDLE MAH of Homes of Manchester. heat were tightened. Frank Strano said he has Salerno estimated it took A SAVINGS ^ received praise and thanks 4,300 man-hours to com Keep Smiling offers remodeling tips View of finished Hamlin from the neighbors ever plete the project, including Be Happy three weeks of simply re Suggestions for making the colors and textures, and ways OF 10% Street home after renova since the project was com exterior of your home more at siding can be installed. Harold Parent tion, top photo, and renova pleted. plastering the water- tractive are described in a new There's also advice on what tion work under way in the booklet available from the to expect in warranties, and how R00FIN6* SIDIN6 • GUnERS ilM npilrt interior of the home. Aluminum Siding Information to find the best contractor. Ovir 20 Yurt Eipartwca. hilly Inwrad Bureau. For a free copy of this 16- CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES It’s full of tips to homeowners page booklet. “ A Homeowner’s Guide to Choosing Siding,” on how to select the right siding, no job too small 643-90921 Al Sieffert't tay$. write to Dept. AS-5, the Alumi and furnishes information on the num Siding Information Bu imaamHHMMMmBBmanMia»a«MMMMnmi«K Installation of new kitchen cabinets was in different kinds of siding and sid reau, 250 West 57th St., New cluded in the process in the interior of the ing trim and accessories, siding York, NY 10019. WE HAVE THEM ALLI house. GET A BEAUTIFUL LAWN Wa carry all lha majar appllancas far "A hundred cartloads of anxiety will not pay one ounce of debt." Italian Proverb WITH NO Hama Impravamants -.rangas,tafrigarators washars, dryars, dispasals, built In avans A UPDATE HOME Spring is Just Around the Comer but Prices are as low as TOINCREASE Winter Prices Prevail! *$18,95 a treatment rangas, traazars, gas grills. ITS VALUE (1,000 Sq FI) Dormers ■ Garages - Additions "To move or not to move?” seems to be the question facing Vinyl - Aluminum - Clapboard many of today’s homeowners. If you would Ilk* a beautiful graan lawn With increased interest rates GAF Roofs - ALCOA Gutter at a do-it-yoursalf prica call LAWN-A- on new home mortgages, the high cost of new homes and the MAT for a fraa lawn aurvay. expense of moving, a growing 1000 Sq. Ft. Vinyl - Aluminum A Lawn Profaaalonal will parform a Lawn number of homeowners have re Survay, accurately maaaura your lauvn, alized that the smartest move Includes 3/8 ” Polystyrene Insulation and leave a 24 page LAWN-A-MAT N O W right now is staying pul. The National Home Improve Cuatomar Handbook along with an exact IN 10 % O F F ment Council notes dial a home price quota. represents the largest invest M690.00 STOCK ^ A L L WE C A M r A U THESE FAMOUS SHAHDS ment an individual or family is fhara’a no obHgtHon and no ona ha$,to likely to make, lb ptotect that per M Sq. Ft. COLONIAL SOFA FABRICS • ADMIRAL ba homa at tha Hma ... & • FRIQIDAIRE •LfTTON •GLENWOOD investment and increase its SAMPLES SHOWN • AMANA •GENERAL ELECTRIC •MAGIC CHEF •WASTEKING value, updating may be neces CHAIR FRAMES sary. — Call today — IN YOUR HOME • CALORIC • KITCHEN AID •MAYTAG V^ gU R IK A • WEtTINGHOUSE Offer ends March 31,1980 CALL MARGE 871-08Z4 _^JENN-AIR • TAPFAN •WHIRLPOOL Matter of priorities Repairs that are imperative au NMII! At 649-ltl!67 should be tackled first. Other M7-9N7 LOCATION F84 TO less pressing cosmetic improve JAM UPHOLSTERY At £ie|M'4 647-99M RraEYn.EXIT ments or convenience features 4 r$ CONSTRUCTION 96 BROWNS BRIDGE ROAD 443*445 NARTfMD 1101/0 MANCHISnO PLENTY OP FREE can be left for later. nEESGNICE PARKIMQ All home improvements, TOUAND however, require careful plan Manchester nSREROVAL THE PEOPLE WHO BRIHQ YOU LOW PRICES ning, NHIC points out. Room OFOLOMTUANGE t PERSONAL SERVICE layouts, for example, should be 8UPCOVER8 DRAPERIES planned with'open traffic areas, ^nSLOgLOglVBY UT. l U , ML, TM . I I t n I ad^uate storage space and suf 649-2925 7 a.m.—9 pjn. SMCE IN I ANEMCA'S lARQEST FUU PROCESS AUTOMATED LAWN SERVICE ficient lighting. 8 - EVEaWNG HERALD. Ilwrg.. March » , 19W EVENING HERALD, Thura., March 13, IIWO - 9 Decorative carpet squares Energy use labeling Help Yourself Save Money Help America Save Energy are a springtime “panacea” ‘ due for appliances In most cases, you can’t have your cake and eat it, loo. Forex- WASHINGTON (UPI) - “However, other factors, The new labels and sales ample . . . when it comes to Few consumers even think such as size, warranty, information will give con flooring, you sometimes have to choose between a “ look” and a about energy conservation price and brand were given sumers the estimated cost Check the Big Ten Checklist “ feel.” when buying some home higher ratings.” of running each make and to Save More Energy in Your Home With a new product on the appliances, according to a The study also showed model for one year, based market, however—there is a new survey. only 10 percent of those in .on average utility rates. Home Too are probably nslng asore eloetiielty, gas. and oil than nooMaary. By nslng cure-all. Although it looks like a That situation could terviewed has ever seen or They will also compare the Kniwyy tbe Big Ibn Cheekliet, yen ean Identify waye o t reducing energy nee and eoete, handsome parquet wood floor, end help iba nation eenserre energy. The H retelziteaa inclnde actions wblcb it is, in fact, a soft cushiony change later this year heard energy efficiency in high and low energy costs yen ean undertake with little or no expenae. Other measoreo Involving expen* carpet. dltnree aloe may resnlt In long-term eavlnge of numey and energy. when energy use iabeling formation in appliance with other brands of the And the neat thing about it is becomes mandatory on advertising, and only 5 to same model. n 1 W sRthT»xtrtppliit/Rxulklng—look for tir cracks around doora, windowa. that the project is neat—one that and otbor openings, suoh at around pipea and duote. Beal them by caulking’ some appliances and sales 15 percent were aware of Figures recently or weaiber-atiipplng.* Heat and air conditioning eaoape through oraoki. you can handle entirely yourself in a few hours—with the fin literature. how much they were published by the FTC 5* ' □ 8 Thersaottat -- aet at 66 degreaa In winter and at least 6 degrees lower when The preliminary study paying for electricity or sleeping or away. (Higher beating temperaturea are recommended for home# ished installation hard to detect reflect some dramatic with slok. elderly, or Infanta.) Bet at 78 degrees In summer. Consider a from one done by a pro! was done for the Federal natural gas, or what annual differences. olook thermostat.* The high-style pattern devel Trade Commission, which operating costs might be It can cost |79 to |109 per □ 3 WaUr k«at«rs — this is a major energy user in the home. TVy a lower thermo- oped by Armstrong Cork Com Btat eettlng. Consider an Insulation wrap.* Install water flow reetriotors in pany is called “ Random is administering the on new, energy-labeled year to run a refrigerator- ehowere and faucets. They out hot wstar use without affecting family labeling program. It appliances. freezer in the 24.5 to 26.4 comfort. When replaoing water heater, obooee an energy-efficient model. Parquet” and is available na- tion^Iy at most home centers. □ 4 Heatlng/eooUng ayst«a —dean or replace filters as needed. Close vents In NO EASIER SPRING PICK-ME-UP U there than ■ carpel- showed only a little more The FTC authorized the cubic inch size, according The cost; only 79< per 12’ x 12" than one out of every 10 survey to provide a base to information supplied the unused rooms. Insulate* duote end pipes in unheated spaoee. Consider •quare pnt-me-down! “Randoiii Parquet” aqiiarea from Arm- devloee* which oan increase tbe effioienoy of your existing system. When square, packaged 10 to a carton. •Irong offer a decorator atylcd parquet wo^-floor look with buyers of a refrigerator or for comparing consumer repUdng, obooee an energy«afnolent model. Extremely durable bonded government agency by BEFORE AND AFTER . . . A room that waa dURcnlt to decorate and to arrange now haa a the •oftncM nndetfool that only carpet haa. AvaSable lO/pack □ S Snnllgkt—keep direct sunlight out In summer; let it in during winter. washer-dryer mentioned attitudes in a second sur manufacturers. fiber—polypropylene (some at 79 M By M F MANCH 12 - EVENlNr. HERALD, niiira.. Mwch 13. WO such as " way of the last night passeng Mancheste The Geni tion Coir night’s her Library to three pen( and MancI TIME 2TEMQLAND LUMBEII unilateral passeng |>^i^yours•lf w ith Manchest W oKO Skywindows* A typlcol room odditlon often Ti eliminated the light of day from your original room. No more. Let the sun shine In with o Wosco Skywindow. Whot o difference It mokes In the rooms you love most. Wosco Thermolteed Skywindows ore ovoIloble| if snus HARTF In 0 variety of ^es ond silhouettes to Grasso’s suit your taste ond decor. could f, MEDIUM SIZE 30X30 adjustmei m w s c o ' budget c expected i S U y w i h d M i ; Carter. Model RA $ 1 Q Q O O OTHER SIZES Carter’! Round Acrylic spending, AVAIUBLE today, h£ Grasso at the cuto Connectic SAVE TWICE IT S NOT TO LATE TO INSULATE at spendii MVE ON YOWI HEATINO M IlS Sources fice said Iegislativ( heads to c 6- 'K S T ^ r r spending DO-TT ning July SA V i ’The go' YOURSELF reworkir propose! ATTIC INSULATION Legislatu But, th< would no layoffs 0 “ ?sr some fed It's mort •flocthM, met* •« mor**conomleaL CLASS 1 — Ram* roANnknl. / < non-Xch, rodtfil (ill rHiMam. moMurt w ^. At ly c( to a F