Apartments MaudiFStpr Converting To Condos Vol. XCIX, No. 104 — Manchester. Conn., Friday, February 1, 1980 • Since 1881 • 20n Single Copy • 15it Home Delivered Chamber By MARY KITZMANN State law mandates condominiums maintain separate heating elements Herald Reporter for each apartment. MANCHESTER - The Members The residents of the complex Manchester Garden Apartments greeted the conversion with mixed If have been converted into con­ reactions. m l dominiums. “ I have a lease that expires next See Firm Residents of the 102-unit complex year,” Jane Bagley said. “But I plan located on forest and St. James on staying the full five years. At my By MARTY KEARNS streets received word of the conver­ age it doesn’t pay to buy.” Mrs. sion Tuesday. The documents for Bagley is 83. Herald Reporler conversion were filed in the town MANCHESTER - The Chamber of Wesley Hale says he will probably clerk's office late Thursday. Commerce’s Friday Forum, a About 25 percent of the one and two move from Manchester when he program designed to familialize bedroom apartments are occupied by leaves the complex. chamber members with local elderly persons. Under the conver­ “My lease is up in June,” he said. businesses, today visited Dynamic sion agreement, the owners, a “ But I plan on staying until I have to Metal Products Co., Inc., at 422 N. limited partnership controlled by leave. I can’t buy it, I just sold my Main St. Mark Lavitt, Coventry, will let the house to move to Manchester.” Hans Weiss, president and founder tenants stay until their lease expires. “If I were younger, I would buy of Dynamic Metals, in addition to In the case of elderly persons who it,” said Thomas McCann. “Every being a noted artist, described for did not wish to buy the apartments, other place will be going this way local businessmen his metal-working which will be priced under $40,000, anyhow.’’ company and the state’s skilled labor the units will be provided for five ad­ “I’m 65, and can’t see buying it. I’ll market, ditional years. stay as long as I can.” Weiss described Dynamic Metals as 17 years of growth. The company Tenants will be able to purchase Although Robert Weiss, town exclusively services the aerospace the apartments at reduced rate, but manager, recently asked the Ethics industry, amassing $4 million in sales no provision for a senior citizen Commission for a ruling on whether per year and employed 80 laborers. reduction was made. or not realtors who serve on the Weiss said the company’s success Under state law, tenants have 90 Board of Directors can vote on any is attributable to the skill of his days to decide if they will purchase town action to limit conversion to craftsmen, “success equals people.” the unit, and 180 days to move out if condominiums, town officials said He added most jobs are done with they do not purchase today no action was planned as yet. Chamber Visits Dynamic Metals handwork and not the huge, expen­ sive machines that sterotype the in­ The owners have said the conver­ "There is no rule or law that would Members of the Chamber of Commerce tion to Dynamic’s metal working component dustry. He said it takes four years to sion will take place over the next involve us,” Pascal Mastrangelo, view the operation of Dynamic Metals Co. of the aircraft industry. (Herald photo by train a metal worker. several years, and the residents were housing authority chairman, said. “If The company handles about 700 notified of the options in a meeting they follow the state condominium Inc. at today’s chamber sponsored, Friday Pinto) different items each month, Tuesday. requirements we do not have any Forum. The chamber was given an orienta­ employing eight or nine separate The apartment complex was authority ” trades In the process. Each item recently renovated. But it still has a Both Charlie McCarthy, assistant requires 20 to 50 individual central heating system. As the town manager, and Alan Lamson, operations. apartments are sold, separate planning and zoning director, said The firm contracts more frequent­ heating systems for each apartment they knew of no action planned by the Cops Have Sketches ly with Pratt & Whitney, General will be installed, according to a town to restrict apartment conver­ Electric, Hamilton Standard and spokeswoman from ERA Daniel sion to condominiums. Canadian aircraft industries. The Reale, Inc., the firm representing “The question hasn’t come up company is capable of producing in­ the owners. yet,” Lamson said. tricate components, some with very fine tolerances equated this to a Of Holdup Suspects measurement with a precision equal to the size of a normal strand of hair, By CHARLIE MAYNARD a round, flat plaid cap, with green There were no customers in the split three times down the middle. store at the time of the robbery,' Herald Reporter tones, gold framed wire rimmed Dynamic Metals has produced glasses, a tan coat, blue jeans, tan After taking the jewelry, police said parts used on Apollo moon missions Grand List Up MANCHESTER — Police today work boots and loose-fitting gloves. the two ordered the manager to un­ and currently specializes in jet released composite sketches of the Police said he also had “poor teeth.” lock a rear door and they escaped to- engine components. Parts are V. two suspects who held up Michael's The man with the shotgun was the Ford parked on St. James Street. currently produced for the U.S. Ail Jewelers on Main Street shortly after described as a white male, about Ironically, the patrol officer who h'orce’s F-lOO engine and Israel’s By 2.2 Percent 11 a m. Thursday and escaped with five-feet-six inches tall, weighing first reported to the crime was only French-built mirage jet fighter. more than $2,(XX) in jewelry. about 160 pounds, dark complexion seconds behind the suspects. Detec­ Weiss said Connecticut has at­ The two men. one armed with a with black wavy hair, and wearing a tive Capt. Joseph Brooks said this tracted metal working firms because MANCHESTER - The town’s plete the Grand List by Dec. 31.” shotgun and the other with a pistol, three-quarters length brown leather morning. of the state’s pool of skilled labor.But Grand List increased by 2.2 percent Including the phase-in, the Grand ordered four employees to lie down coat which could easily conceal a As the officer drove in back of the he also referred to it as a shrinking from last year. Town Assessor J. List will total about $468.5 million, up on the floor and the store manager to shotgun. Police said he was believed store. Brooks said, an employee at pool. He said 50 percent of the state’s Richard Vincent announced from last year’s $425.6 million. empty display cases of jewelry into a to be in his late 20s or early 30s. Arthur Drug pointed in the industry is machine industry but Thursday. This year’s list included an 8 per­ green tote bag. The heist included Police are seeking these two and direction in which the two escaped. added the average age for a metal Vincent said the grand total of cent increase in motor vehicle diamond and gold rings. another man and a woman who are However, a parked car prevented the worker is 56. While the average age $558.4 million represents a modest in­ assessments, but a percent drop in The man carrying the pistol was believed to have been in a second get­ officer from getting onto St. James of Dynamic Metal’s employees is 35, crease. personal property. He said the described as a white male, between away car. The armed robbers fled Street. the ability to train new workers is “It is in line with other towns this decline was mainly because of a 25 and 30 years of age, five-feet-nine the scene in a maroon Ford and aban­ Brooks confirmed that a shot was what Weiss presented as a key to the year,” he said. reduction in business inventories. inches tail and weighing about 170 doned it at Laurel and Chestnut continued life of the metal working The new Grand List is up by $12.4 Real estate assessments increased fired, but said it was by accident. A pounds. He was said to have reddish- streets. From there, police said, they woman in a blue Ford who was trying trade in the state. million from last year’s $548.9 by 2 percent. blond curly hair and short sideburns. left in a brown car and escaped pur­ Weiss has supported government- million, meaning there was that to drive onto St. James Street from a From the grand list, the Board of Witnesses also told police he wore suit. driveway saw the two enter the first assisted training programs for metal much more new construction, new craftsmen. He was written brochures equipment and new motor vehicles Directors will establish a mill rate getaway car for the coming fiscal year. If the for such programs and pointed to a brought into town last year to be The suspect who carried the pistol board wants to raise the same study by the U.S. Bureau of Labor taxed. was driving and his shotgun-toting amount of money as it did for this Statistics that ranked tool and die Vincent said it was the first time in year, the tax rate would be cut from companion tried to leap into the car makers' incomes seventh out of the five years that the list was out on the present 42.98 mills to about 37.54 as it sped up the street. However, top 26 occupations. time. The town has two more years mills, assuming that state and Brooks said, he fell to the ground and He noted 1980 will be a year of in­ to go on its phase-in program of new the shotgun discharged when he federal revenues remain constant. creased growth for Dynamic Metals property assessments caused by dropped it The only indication so far for because customers have increased revaluation. The town decided to their jobs by 50 percent. Difficulties spread out the increases over five budget increases has been Town Police said the woman tried to Manager Robert Weiss’s directive to follow them, but lost pursuit. She was have arisen in obtaining the light years instead of placing the burden metal alloys used for aircraft parts. on homeowners solely in one year. his department heads that they keep driving the blue Ford which police their budgets within a 6 percent Titanium and nickle are hard to find, “They had to re-evaluate, and then had originally issued an all-points ceiling. bulletin for as the getaway vehicle. says Weiss, but the company has con­ phase-in came in,” said Vincent, who tracts that run through the next two Vincent said the biggest taxpayers was appointed assessor six months Brooks said the abandoned maroon years. "In this business the potential ago. “This is the first year we have list will be out shortly as the Grand car had been impounded. It was for growth is unlimited." 0 / 1 caueht up. Next year we hope to com­ List has to be analyzed. stolen from the K-Mart shopping The German born president of plaza parking lot just a short time Dynamic Metals called this country, ^<•1 before the robbery, he said. ■‘a fantastic place," adding, a IS. -J’ . "everytime 1 return from a trip I feel r At last report, the second vehicle like kissing the ground.” Legal Services was reported heading west on Laurel Police today issued these composite sketches of the two Street. Brooks said five detectives, armed robbers who stole more than $2,000 worth of jewelry five patrolmen, two dispatchers, from Michael’s Jewelers on Main Street Thursday morning. himself and another sergeant were Girl Escapes Run into Red The man with the hat carried a pistol while the other suspect involved at the height of the in­ Rapist Attack held the shotgun. vestigation. MANCHESTER — A local legal Mancnester Bar Association to ask MANCHESTER - A sobbing service for low-income residents will that the operations end. juvenile escaped rape Thursday night probably be suspended because of a After the CD money was when her knife-wielding attacker had withdrawn, 42 lawyers from the local lack of operating funds. Attorney ^ change of heart and let her go, Josiah Lessner said this morning. bar association contributed $1,300 to police said today. Lessner, who is president of Legal keep it running. However, Lessner fricloy- Detective Capt. Joseph Brooks said Services of Manchester, said, “We said, it wasn’t enough to pay for the Thft Wf>nthf»r the teen-aged local youth was leaving don’t have any more money to pay part-time secretary, the phone bills In Sports Threat of War m e fr earner charter Oak Park at 8;25 after the phone bills or the office help. If and the answering service. Clear and very cold tonight. skating when she was grabbed by a we get some money and get set up, All legal services were provided Jack Nicklaus fires 69 round in U.S. presidential envoy Clark Clifford leaves India with the war­ Mostly sunny and cold Saturday. man who was armed with what we may get it going again." free of charge by local lawyers. first PGA start of year but trails leaders Tom Kite and Jerry Pate ning that if the Soviets move into Detailed forecast on Page 2. appeared to be a kitchen knife. Lessner said he has sought Brooks said he threw the girl to the The operation, which is donations from businesses and may by three strokes ... Boston Bruins the Persian Gulf, “that means ground and began molesting her. headquartered at the St. Mary ask the Board of Directors to fund it rebound for loss to Whalers and top war.” Pugf 3. Inside Today Church rectory on Park Street, has Islanders ... Page 11. ' However, he said, the girl pleaded during the next fiscal year. An Connecticut Classified...... 14-18 with him to stop and he abruptly got felt financial pinches ever since the application has been sent to the town voted to withdraw from the The Millstone I nuclear power Com ics...... 19 up and ordered her to get out of the United Way of Greater Hartford, but Council Wrong plant will continue operating at a Editorial ...... 4 park. Community Development Block no confirmation has been received. Grant program last year. The April Vernon Mayor Marie Herbst has costly 40 percent power capacity at Entertainment ...... 7-9 Her assailant was described as six- Lessner said one local bank promised least until next week. I’uge 2. Obituaries ...... 10 feet-tall, 25 to 35 years of age, clean 17 referendum wiped out a $5,000 to consider funding the service, but met with a stumbling block since Democrats question whether the Peopletalk...... 2 shaven, short-haired, with a pale grant to the legal service. only during its June annual meeting. her election. The blockade comes state gets all it can for its money, Sports...... 11-13 complexion and a big nose. Lessner said he would try to get “We’ll probably suspend operation from the Town Council which has adopted a partisan viewpoint con­ but agree they’ll have to ask John Television ...... 8 Brooks said the girl immediately businesses or the town Board of for now,” he said. 'T m hoping to cerning mayoral appointments. Q. Public to pay more for the new U pdate...... 2 fled when he released her, told her Directors to fund the service. If not, resurrect it, but I don’t know for how Page 4. budget. Page 14. W eather...... 2 mother and the police were called. he said, he would go before the long.” The incident is under investigation. EVENING HERALD, Fri., Feb. 1. 1980 - 3 2 - EVENING HERALD. FYi., Feb. 1, l»eO Prexy Soviet Moves to Gulf M p d o t e . Search Lucas Garcia’s right-wing mlliUry Games in Moscow, the Foreign expected to be released in a few the Atlantic Ocean. regime to voice their complaints of China to Boycott Ministry announcement said. days. Diplomats Home Winter put the freeze on a large Mean War, Envoy Says part of the country today, and rain alleged army repression against “We support the call on the Inter­ Television, radio and newspaper DOVER, Del. (UPI) - The six Proceeds PEKING (UPI) - China will and snow covered the Pacific By Uniled Press Inlernalional rebel blockages of transportation national Olympic Committee to announcements urged Iranians to go American diplomats who escaped them. Afghanistan as “almost an annexa­ boycott the 1980 Olympic Games un­ Northwest today while the Rocky MANCHESTER - The search for a President Carter’s special envoy routes, the official Cuban news agen­ decide on transfer or cancellation of to the heart clinic but to walk softly from Iran last weekend with the help tion to the Soviet Union” of the less they are m ov^ out of Moscow, Mountains and Northern Plains, president for Manchester Communi­ Gark Clifford left India today having cy Prensa Latina reported. the games, and we will work to because Khomeini could not withs­ of Canadian officials were reunited Moslem nation, he said "the posture the Chinese Foreign Ministry an­ digging out from under heavy snows, ty College has been narrowed to five issued a stern warning to the Karmal vowed Afghanistan would promote such a decision. tand loud noises. Western news with their families at Dover Air of the Indian government (is) that nounced today. “In case the International Olympic suffered bitter-cold temperatures. candidates, with acting president Kremlin that if the Red Army moves wipe out terrorists and other subver­ they do not believe the United States’ It said that holding the Games in reports said. Force Base Thursday. Committee fails to make such a deci­ Fatal House Fire Boh Miller rumored to be among toward the Persian Gulf, “that sives who have been “trying to mess approach constitutes the most effec­ Moscow is “clearly inappropriate,” Delaware Gov. Pierre S. du Pont sion. the Chinese government will those still being considered. means war.” up food distribution services ... and tive approach.” in view of the Soviet occupation of IV, who visited the six for about 20 Guatemala Fire ARUNDEL, Maine (UPI) — Three ask the Chinese Olympic Committee Proposal Dead The search committee met The former defense secretary said awaken discontent among the pop­ An Indian Foreign Ministry Afghanistan. minutes said, "They appeared persons died early today In a house America has "attempted to get a to seriously consider staying away WASHINGTON (UPI) - House GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala Wednesday afternoon to individually ulace.” spokesman, briefing reporters on The announcement was a shift in physically to be well and psy­ fire apparently started by a message to the Soviet Union. We can­ from the 22nd summer Olympic Speaker Thomas O’Neill says if (UPI) - Guatemalan officials said rank the five in order of preference. Clifford, who flew from the New Clifford’s talks Thursday with Indian China’s reponse to U.S. President chologically to be very up after many woodstove, including a father who re­ not, I believe, define it any more Games in Moscow.” President Carter recommends today terrorists, not police, were Their recommendations in priority Dehli airport and was expected to Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, said Carter's call for boycott of the days of not knowing if they were entered the house in a rescue minutely than we have already done. registering women for the draft. responsible for a fire at the Spanish listing will now be sent to the Board arrive in Washington today, admitted India “does not condone arm s” being Moscow games.. going to be discovered by the attempt, officials said. Two other “Our message is: One, they must Congress will either defeat the embassy in which 39 people died. of Trustees for community colleges. his mission to India was not entirely sent to Pakistan by the United States. On Jan. 22 the Chinese National Iranians and not knowing if they persons escaped uninjured. know that if part of their plan is to proposal or ignore it. However, others, including a The discussion of the five was done successful. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said Olympic Committee announced that would ever be home.” Killed were Reginald J. Labbe, 41, March in Iran "As I read the Congress, I would Western diplomat said the fire did at Tuesday’s meeting of the Regional move toward the Persian Gulf, that He acknowledged the U.S. weapons during a dinner Thursday for visiting China would go along with the his son Timothy Labbe, 20, and means war. think the registration of women not start until after police had Advisory Council, at which the plan was “not a popular move to the Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky boycott if the majority of Olympic Thousands of Iranians today Darlene Beaulieu, 19, a friend who "We think that’s a very important wouldn’t go,” O’Neill said. He said Powerful Storm stormed the embassy.. college’s budget was also discussed. Indian government” but added the she opposed foreign interference in countries wanted it. marched silently past the Tehran was staying at the house, said Fire message.” he told the White House the president Initial reports said about 40 Quiche In addition to the Legislative “gravity of the (Soviet) threat” any quarters and “instrusions of "While the Soviet Union continues hospital where Ayatollah Ruhollah CHICAGO (UPI) - A powerful Chief Carle Danis. In Washington, White House would be “better off” not even Indians seized the embassy Budget Committees operating at made necessary for Washington to others (to lessen tension in the to occupy Afghanistan in disregard of Khomeini is undergoing heart treat­ winter storm system blam^ for at Labbe’s daughter Carol, 22, and son spokesman Jody Powell said about ment to mark the first anniversary of asking for authority to register Thursday, demanding a meeting with each of the 12 community colleges, supply arms to Pakistan — India’s region), however well-meant, will be the resolution of the United Nations least 22 deaths from New Mexico to Steven, 20, escaped. Clifford’s comment: “It seems to me his return from exile. A medical representatives of President Romeo the Connecticut Conference of Com­ traditional enemy. futile if not malignant. We resist Genemal Assembly, it is clearly in­ women. the East Coast has moved out into the president made it quite clear in bulletin today said Khomeini is munity Colleges will form a chapter Describing the Russian invasion of them.” appropriate to hold the 22nd summer on each campus. James Nakos. the State of the Union message that chairman of the advisory council, we were prepared to repel threats to ——-Peopletalk— termed the chapters, “collective our vital interests by the means that bargaining units.” are necessary, including the use of Pentagon Says U.S, Fashion First Test and Repair Delays Nakos said a total of 24 committees military force,” would thus be operating as lobbyists The State Department, citing New York tailor Vincent Sanitate — who numbers for the community colleges when the Students at Manchester Community College are learning the reports from Afghan battlefields and Could Defend Gulf such luminaries as Frankie Valli, Sergio Franchi legislature convenes. “We will work intricacies of sexants, a device that measures the altitude of intelligence briefs, said Russian and Telly Savalas among his clientele — has come in the time it takes the United States Reduce Use of Millstone together," Nakos declared. celstial bodies. Their instructor, Susan P. Howell, has sailed troop reinforcements were heading WASHINGTON (UPI) - The to assemble its forces remains up with a new design for the fashion world. Nakos added that a student on the to the front to replace central Asian United States has the capability of from the Virgin Islands to Newfoundland. (Herald photo by problematical, officials said in a He calls it “the Rubell” — in honor of Steve WATERFORD (UPI) - A engineers working on a new support regulation for the performance of the committee brought up a “darn good soldiers, reportedly siding with the moving more than 24,(KX) fighting Adamson). Pentagon briefing Thursday. Rubell, the Studio 54 major-domo recently Northeast Utilities spokesman says found holes in the reinforcement bars emergency systems. point” on the need for continued fun­ Afghan rebel cause. men, including tanks and other equip­ sentenced to three years in the slammer on income The officials presented a summary delays in repairs and more tests will under the concrete. The concrete wall which had the ding of community colleges. Nakos Spokesman Hodding Carter said ment, to the Persian Gulf within 16 tax charges. Sanitate says it’s a high fashion blue keep the Millstone I nuclear power of U.S. capabilities following charges “The process of repairing the superficial cracks holds a pipe sup­ said many young people are con­ the reports indicated the Soviets days to defend against a Soviet inva­ denim prison suit, and explains — “I feel that plant operating at 40 percent of its port designed to protect against were rotating forces because they on Capitol Hill the United States does broken reinforcement bars is taking cerned about the loss of funding, Area Boaters Learn sion, Pentagon officials say. Steve’s life style deserved a little fashion imagina­ power capacity at least until next vibrations in the pipe which carries had underestimated how many not have the capability to back up longer than we expected,” Perkins since the community college, with its If the Soviets did attack, they could tion to equal the imagination he brought to the New President Carter’s pledge to repel a week. said. steam from the reactor. inexpensive tuition and convenience, troops would be needed to defeat the be expected to throw a total of 80,000 York City nightlife scene.” Soviet thrust with force, if Northeast, which operates two He also said engineers were con­ Northeast said if the supports were is their only hope for higher educa­ guerrillas fighting government to 90,000 men into the area, but they Navigation,Weather necessary. Besides, says Sanitate, “it will make his three nuclear plants at the Millstone com­ ducting further analysis to see if all significantly weakened it was possi­ tion. troops. lack the planes to move all their “We can't assure you we would win For period ending 2/2/80. During Friday night, rain will years go faster if he can dress in something plex and the Connecticut Yankee the bars needed to be repaired. ble the pipe could crack, allowing In an address on Radio Kabul, heavy equipment rapidly, the U.S. of­ elegant.” Perkins said Millstone was being MANCHESTER — Navigation and The course involves planetarium a war there,” Defense Secretary fall over the mid and upper Pacific coast, while snow is nuclear plants in Haddam, estimated radioactive steam to escape inside CCAG Heads Joins Soviet-installed President Babrak ficials claim. it costs $225,000 a day to supplement weather courses are offered at work at Eastern Connecticut State Harold Brown told the Senate Armed expected in North Dakota and portions of Oklahoma and studied to determine whether the en­ the reactor containment building or Karmal admitted to one hardship Just how much Soviet equipment the reduced output by burning oil. tire concrete floor was strong enough Manchester Community College to College and Mystic Seaport. Sextant confronting the nation under siege. Services Committee, “But to infer ... Texas. Oear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Spoil Sports an auxiliary building. Kennedy Campaign and personnel could arrive at the Millstone also received word with a safety margin. But there was no chance for prepare area boaters with the dis­ sights are arranged for a weekend in He indicated the country was suf­ to cast doubt about our capability is HARTFORD (UPI) - Marc widely separated Persian Gulf oil Peter Gatien’s initial idea for his new Thursday it needed to change a timer The plant would not be ready to release with the plant operating- at ciplines of finding a ship’s position the spring at Stonington Point. fering food shortages because of unnecessarily damaging to U.S. Caplan, director of the Connecticut fields in Iran. Kuwait. Saudi Arabia Weather Forecast multimillion-dollar Atlanta pleasure palace was which wouid start one of its emergen­ return to full power at least until reduced power, the utility said. and short term weather forecasting. “Upon completion of the course, security.” Action Group, has announced he will Mostly sunny windy and right out of the annals of Rome — but it turned out cy shutdown systems in the event of next week, Perkins said. Taught by Susan Howell, author of students have a solid knowledge of freezing spray Wave heights The affected system is one of two leave his job to take a state post in cold today with highs around tigers are on the endangered species list, so he General Electric, which designed “Practical Celestial Navigation”, bookwork and sufficient experience 3 to 5 feet through Saturday. an accident and faiiure of other shutdown cooling systems used when the presidential campaign of Sen. 20, minus 7 C. Clear and very couldn’t put a cageful of them under the Limelight’s Millstone’s reactor, said it had iden­ the course is offered from 7-9:30 with the sextant so they are ready to systems, NU spokesman Everett the main condenser is not available. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass. Area Police Report cold tonight with lows zero to Extended Outlook glass dance floor. tified a problem with the plant’s safe­ p.m., on Thursdays until May 15. The tackle the bouncing ship and 5 above. Saturday mostly sun­ Perkins said. It reduces pressure in the reactor by Caplan, who succeeded Rep. Toby Extended outlook for New Then Gatien decided to settle for a black panther, The plant has been operating at 40 ty systems in the event of an acci­ course is the first to offer three cramped navigator’s quarters.” Mrs. ny continued cold with highs England Sunday through cooling the steam, normally used to Moffett, D-Conn., as CCAG director and the Humane Society got into the act. No pan­ percent power since Jan. 4, when an college credits in cooperation with Howell said. Soutli Windsor Vernon in the lower 20s. Proability of Tuesday: dent, Perkins said. make electricity, when the plant is in 1974, announced Thursday he will ther? No panther. anonymous telephone tip to the GE said assuming the worst — if the Mystic Seaport Planetarium. William R. Smith Jr., 16, of 1102 Pleasant Valley Road, Andrew Piader, 17, of 61 West St., Rockville, was precipitation near zero per­ Massachusetts. Rhode automatically shut down. resign to take over as staff coor­ cent through Saturday. North But Gatien is unflapped — says “I didn’t invest $5 Nuclear Regulatory Commission ied there was a small leak in the primary The concrete apparently cracked South Windsor, was arrested Thursday night on a warrant arrested Thursday on a warrant charging him with third- Island & Connecticut: Fair dinator with Kennedy’s state cam­ degree assault in connection with the investigation of a to northwest winds increasing weather. Daytime highs upper million just for a panther. We’ll just go on with inpectors to find cracks in concrete reactor cooling system and other during an automatic shutdown Dec. charging him with two counts of third-degree burglary, paign Feb. 4. Jan. 25 incident involving a female being struck. to 15 to 25 mph and gusty teens to the mid 20s on Sunday something else.” near pipe supports for a shutdown safety systems faiied — one system 19 when water leaked into the pipe first-degree larceny, second-degree larceny, one count today diminishing to 10 to 20 “1 decided to join the Kennedy ef­ Treasury Secretary each, and five counts of criminal attempt to commit Piader was released on a $250 nonsurety bond for warming to the 30s on The “something else” is real live mermaids — in should activate more quickly, cooling system. The system — an leading to the isolation condenser fort because the 1980 Presidential mph tonight and Saturday. Tuesday. Overnight lows zero a cage now converted to a swimming tank. Mer­ Perkins said. larceny and tampering with a motor vehicle. appearance in court in Rockville on Feb, 12. isolation condenser — was then and caused a “water hammer” — a campaign presents the country with Long Island Sound to 10 above early Sunday will maids, it seems, are neither endangered nor of any declared inoperable. He said it did not pose a problem The arrest was made in connection with the investiga­ Kristopher G. Hansen, 24, of 29 Brooklyn St., Rockville, shaking of the pipe sim ilar to critical choices,” he said. “I firmly Long Island Sound to Watch moderate to the low and mid particular interest to the Humane Society. The NRC issued stiffer safety and Linked to Bribe tion of breaks into seven cars parked at Cinnamon was charged Thursday with reckless driving and and only required changing a timer clanging in old steam radiators. 20s early Tuesday. believe that the 1980 election will set operating an unregister^ motor vehicle. Hill, R.I., and Montauk Point. design standards and last week for the system to meet the NRC’s senior official of the Ghanian Air Springs apartment complex and the alleged theft of a N.Y.; Small craft advisories Vermont: Partly cloudy the tone and directions that the coun­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The piece of technical equipment valued at $12,500 taken from He was released on his promise to appear in court on remain in effect. An extensive Sunday and Monday. Con­ Must Do Windows try will take for the rest of the cen­ Securities and Exchange Commis­ Force, in connection with the purchase by Ghana of two one of the cars. The equipment was found later broken Feb. 12. high pressure system exten­ siderable cloudiness Tuesday tury.” sion says Treasury Secretary G. with a chance of flurries north Queen Elizabeth needs someone to keep the helicopters at what the SEC called into pieces and discarded in pastic bags in a dumpster. ding from central Canada T eletrack Miles Rapoport, CCAG’s current William Miller’s former company, Taken from another car was a recorder valued at $900. southward through the and west. Highs Sunday teens palace tidied up, so like Textron Inc., withheld information “an inflated price.” rising to the 20s and low 30s by any other British staff director, will assume the Five of the cars were ransacked but nothing was taken. midwest is moving eastward organization’s director. Rapoport, from a Senate committee in 1978 During the banking committee’s very slowly with a strong Tuesday. Lows Sunday 15 householder in search of Smith was released on a $1,500 nonsurety bond for And Lottery] 30, joined CCAG last July after about an alleged overseas bribe. March 1978 hearings on Miller’s con­ northwesterly flow of very below north to 10 above south help, she’s running a firmation, the suit said, Textron appearance in court in East Hartford on Feb. 11. rising to the teens by Tuesday. working with Massachusetts Fair The commission also said Miller cold air over the mid-Atlantic classified ad in the Lon­ made “false and misleading” coast. Northwest winds 20 to Maine and New Hampshire: don Daily Telegraph. Share for four years. misled his Textron stockholders by Profitable V denying the company had engaged in representations to the committee Lugga^ 30 knots with higher gusts Fair weather through the It says: “Wanted, period. Highs in the teens WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - Of­ overseas payoffs and that Miller about the transaction, and Textron- through Saturday. Partly Buckingham Palace. Membership Tea For Cnilting or Hying — M iriow 'i H u Just north and 20s south. Lows 5 ficials say the lottery and the new knew two Textron divisions enter­ Bell officials withheld information The Luggage For Tout CtiooM from theta cloudy with visibility over 5 Vacancy for the post of miles. Chance of occasional above to 10 below. Teletrack theatre in New Haven MANCHESTER - The tained Pentagon officials in defiance about it from the committee. c Fanout Brandt: Samtonlto |wa carry a com- chief housekeeper upon valentine party supplies raked in big profits for the state last Manchester Junior Women’s Club of Defense Department regulations. The suit also alleged that: 4 pMa lino), Atlantic, Ventura, Airway and retirement of the pre­ year but revenues from Connec­ will hold a tea for prospective Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., —Textron, through Miller, gave^ • candles • cut-outs Seward. sent holder. Single members Feb. 11 at 8 p.m. at the ticut’s four parimutuel gaming chairman of the Senate Banking “erroneous and misleading” infor-f • tableware • decorations Fir$l For applicant to take up MARLOW'S The Almanac facilities continued to slide. home of Mrs. Sharon (Juerett, 114 Committee, which approved Miller’s mation to Textron shareholders’^ • (organizational Everything Sitter 19111 residential appointment Gregory Morrissey, head of the Carpenter Road. Women age 18 and meetings in 1976 and 1977 by denying g discounts) in July 1980 ... Age group nomination to be chairman of the DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER • $49-5231 By United Press International Divison of Special Revenue’s off­ older are invited to attend. Federal Reserve in 1978, said there had been illegal payments l FREE PARKING FRONT AND REAR OF STORE 45-50. Apply to master of MASTER CHARGE CAROS ACCEPTEOI Today is Friday, Feb. 1, the 32nd day of 1980 with 334 to track unit told the Gaming Policy The ciub meets on the third Thursday: abroad. It said Miller had nog the household ...” we have every O PEN e D A YS • THURS. NITES 111 9:00 follow. Board Thursday that Teletrak ac­ Wednesday of the month at the First “ I don’t think he should be “reasonable basis” for such* And equality or no AinVAV little thing I " The moon is full. counted for nearly half of the state’s Federal Savings Bank, W. Middle secretary of the treasury under these statements. ' equality, the queen OpenAnon ThiircThurs. til #■! 9o / The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. offtrack net profits. Turnpike. circumstances. That’s a decision the —Two Textron divisions spent# doesn’t want a man mucking about the place with The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. Teletrack, the world’s first For more information contact Mrs. president must make.” $600,(X)0 between 1971 and 1978 enter-^ mop and hroom. Those bom on the date are under the sign of Aquarius. televised off-track betting theatre, Sonja Henry, 101 Broadway, Coven­ The allegation was contained in an taining Pentagon officials, despite Says a palace spokesman, “I think it has to be a American composer Victor Herbert was born Feb. 1, pulled in a handle of more than $6.5 try, 742-8233 or Mrs. Madelyn Dore, SEC suit filed in District Court Defense Department rules 1859. woman. It's a job for a woman.” Men’s libbers million in December with a net profit 41 Summer St., Manchester, 649-2725. prohibiting officials from being might take exception to that. Thursday against Textron, a con­ On this date in history: for the state of $507,195.44, said glomerate based in Providence, R.I., entertained by defense contractors. In 1790, the United States Supreme Court convened in Morrissey. Psychiatric Clinic whose 20 divisions make products The suit said Miller knew of the prac­ New York City for its first session. Queen Bea He said the 0TB branches and New ranging from helicopters to tice and knew records of the enter­ Haven’s Teletrack had a net profit of GLASTONBURY — The Mobile FINAL In 1899, the first insurance policy covering an silverware. tainment expenses were not being It takes a while for royalty to come of age. The Aftercare Clinic, a new psychiatric automobile driver was issued to Dr. Truman Martin of more than $1.2 million for the state The suit was part of a settlement properly kept. Nethei lands’ Crown Princess Beatrix will be 42 on treatment service, will begin clinical Buffalo, N Y. last month. between the SEC and Textron that Miller said through his office, April 30, and she’ll finally get the birthday present The state lottery programs were services on Feb. 4. WINTER In 1970, two trains collided near Buenos Aires, killing ended a two-year SEC investiRation of “Since the company has elected to 141 people. she’s been waiting for all her life — the throne. also pulling in revenues ahead of The clinic will serve aftercare agree to a settlement, without admit- needs of clients in the towns of East the company. In 1979, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, symbol of Ira­ Her 70-year-old mother. Queen Juliana, says she’s projections and the new Super Match ting or denying any of the Hartford, Glastonbury, It charged that between 1971 and nian revolution, returned to his homeland and urged abdicating. She’s the eldest of Europe’s three game, which kicks off Feb. 5, is allegations, it would seem ap­ reigning queens — England’s Elizabeth is 54 and Marlborough. Newington, Rocky Hill 1978 Textron, directly or indirectly, aEAR AN C E off the expulsion of all foreigners. expected to gross $30 million, said paid $5.4 million to foreign officials propriate to leave any further com­ 00 Margarethe of Denmark is 40. and Wethersfield. Patients will be Also on this date in 1979, Patricia Hearst was released John Winchester of the lottery unit. and others in an effort to secure ments to the parties directly in­ Price Tag^ from prison five years after she was kidnapped from her Beatrix is married to a German businessman — a Louis C. Fiocchi, head of the seen at sites in the five towns on a Sorel Canadian business, in violation of federal laws. volved.” 1Wattrproof A Inaulatod Boots union that stirred up a storm of protest. Her sister, regular basis, by appointment. AU WINTER apartment. She had served 22 months of seven-year bank division’s gaming unit, said the While neither admitting nor Miller worked for Textron from Sub-Zaro Irene, stirred one up too when she converted to Appointments may be made by Example-Reg. 54.99 only robbery sentence. state’s three jai alai frontons and dog Queen Juliana Abdicates denying the charges, Textron agreed 1956. He became its president in 1960 Catholicism, but at least her marriage — to a calling the MAC office at 659-1479. PAG BOOT MERdUNMSE racing track suffered a “continuing to the issuance of an injunction that and was its chairman from 1974 until with rumoviblf lin«rt HERMAN Spanish Carlist prince — kept the bloodline blue. Queen Juliana, right, of the Netherlands, 70, announced The office is located at 2400 Main St., decrease” in attendance and handles barred it from engaging in such prac­ he became chairman of the Federal Our Reg. 40.99 Juliana has reigned since 1948. Glastonbury. SURVIVORS last year. Thursday she is abdicating the throne in favor of her daughter. tices in the future. Judge Thomas Reserve Board in March 1978. Presi­ “ Attendance is falling by more * 3 4 « « on SALE Lottery Numbers Crown Princess Beatrix, on April 30. Juliana is the eldest of Search Narrows Flannery signed the order. dent Carter switched Miller to fTIMBEliLAND< than 10 percent” despite the All Slm-7-13 Glimpses Europe s three reigning queens. Beatrix is married to a Ger­ MANCHESTER —The search for a According to the suit, Textron- Treasury last August. facilities’ various promotions to in­ INSULATED Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Thursday in New man businessman and her marriage provoked outrage in the director of the Lutz Junior Museum Bell, the firm’s biggest subsidiary, During the 1978 confirmation Marvin Hamlisch will be the East Coast master crease participation, Fiocchi told Leather Upper England: country. (UPI photo) has been narrowed to several also identified as the Bell Helicopter hearings. Miller denied knowledge of BVD POLARGUARDI of ceremonies for the Easter Seals telethon March Connecticut: 399. four board members and John Co., paid $300,(KX) to a sales agent in improper payments. Nowhere did the Sorel Style 22-23 ... Stephanie Zimbalist is on location in San Devine, executive director of the finalists. The announcement of the Massachusetts: 9713. director is expected to be made at Ghana in 1971, “knowing or having SEC suit say explicitly that he did VEST Francisco, costarring with David Keith in the four- division. know about any of them. PAG BOOT THERMAL New Hampshire: 6554. the museum's annual dinner in reason to know” it would go to a with ramovabl* lalt llnar* Rhode Island: 1797. hour NBC-TV feature, “The Golden Moment” ... Bettors also have changed their Automatic Fare Hikes Reg. $ - 1 3 0 0 1 Alan King will attend the Feb. 6 Festival Theater March, although the date of the Reg. 24.99 Vermont: 420. ways, with about 88 percent putting dinner has not yet been set. preview and Bergdorf Goodman party in New York UNDERWEAR ' Winning weekly lottery numbers drawn Thursday in their money on “exotic” wagers — Approved for Cabbies im99 New England: for “Just Tell Me What You Want” in which he trifectas, quinellas and exactas — s/h e * 1 8 ~ WHITE costars with Ali MacGraw DOWN Connecticut: 92,747, 798223. The lucky color was green. and 12 percent taking the win, place HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut state. "Last week two cab operators, Tops or Bottoms 8-M-L-XL JACKETS Maine: 98851. and show route, officials said. cabbies have won their demand for one from Torrington and one from MACC Planning Our Best Rag. 6.50 Altogether, the state’s take at the an automatic 5-cent surcharge on Danbury, came in wanting to know DOWN FILLED bvCAMELandPENFIELDl four parimutuel facilities dropped basic meter rates every time the the procedure for going out,” Curtin [ Prlma Northarn Qood Doaml Insulation $557,418 during the year. price of gasoline increases by 7 cents said last week. Unusual Service <4.99 SKI ) 100% Nylon Shall and Lining I Manchester To Advartiae To Report New* The board was also told the state’s a gallon. The formula used in setting fares, East Hartford Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: legalized gambling pumped more RED Beginning Monday, the state’s 80 which vary from town to town, MANCHESTER — A Christian Clowning Worship Ser­ and BLUE Our Reg.$QQoo Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester . . . Aiex Girelli, 643-2711 than $338 million into Connecticut’s taxi companies will be allowed to add M in E N East H artford...... 643-2711 allows each cabbie 6 cents profit on $1 vice will follow the annual meeting and banquet of the ‘49.99 O J ' USPS 327-500 hours are 8:30 a m to 5 p.m. Monday coffers since the lottery began in a 10-cent surcharge to their meter Tops or Bottoms Glastonbury .. Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 gross revenues. Manchester Area Conference of Churches, beginning Rag. 6.50 Published daily except Sunday and cer­ through Friday. When the office is 1975, a figure board member lliomas •Nyloii lltwd Rag.*. A ndover...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 rates, state Transportation Depart­ Curtin estimated that the new sur­ tain holidays by the Manchester closed, classified ads may be placed by .Rarcett called “fabulous.” today at 6:30 p.m. in the Concordia Lutheran Church, •CowhM* W«llMr P*!"' .(S.gg•an TOBOGGANS calling 643-2718 Bolton...... Donna Holland, 843=2711- ment spokesman John J. Spaulding charge would increase the basic 90- Clergy, delegates and leaders from member churches Publishing Co . Herald Square. PO But their reaction to the prospect COLUMBIA For information about display adver- Coventry ... Claire Connolly, 742-8202 said Thursday. cent meter fare to $1.10. Our Rag. 5 9 Rag.sg. Box 591. Manchester. Conn 06040 of expanding legalized gambling was, will elect and install officers at a brief business meeting tung. Call Tom Hooper, advertising Hebron .. Patricia Mulligan. 228-0269 He said the immediate 10-cent sur­ Spaulding said the Transportation preceeding the 7:45 p.m. worship service. $59.00 JACKET * 2 5 ’ Have a Complaint? director, at o43-2(U. South Windsor. Judy Kuehnel,644-1364 as expected, one of caution. charge reflects escalating fuel costs Department, which took over the job MKhIn* WatiMbIt 78% Potywstwr This unusual service, presented in pantomime, will 65/15 Cloth Eitarlor Devine pointed out there were two 28% Cotton g. 54.99 Newi — If you have a question or To Subacribe Vernon Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 over the last several months. of setting taxi rates from the Divi­ feature a variety of musical styles. Included will be the HoUojUllloauIttlon proposals to legalize sports betting TMckly Knit, trtpo body complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service Cabbies argued at a public hearing sion of Public Utility Control on Oct. calliope sounds of carnival, the music of Scott Joplin, tQQoo 7 ’ Frank Burbank, managing editor, or at 647-9946 Office hours are 8:30 a m. starting with football parlays which last week that some were on the 1, approved the surcharge formula to boat, y t itghtwoight To report special news: popular hymns and contemporary pieces, such as “Send Steve Harry, executive editor, 643-2711 to 5:30 p m Monday through Friday will be introduced when the Sals andi Thursday 2/7/60 Business...... Alex Girelli. 643-2711 verge of bankruptcy and others had keep Connecticut’s taxi industry in the Clowns." Circulation — If you have a problem and 7 to 10 a m Saturday. Legislature convenes Feb. 8. SKATES SHARPENED $ Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 gone out of business because their financially viable. Shirley Stager, who will lead the worship service, says 1,50 PAIR regarding service or delivery, call Suggested carrier rates'are 90 cents The hoard mei.'.Hwrs said they Family ...... Betty Ryder. 643-2711 rates were fixed by the state, despite Cabbies had argued that many Customer Service. 647-9946 Delivery weekly. J3 90 fur one month, $11.70 for backed his "strong feeling” that ad­ there Is a tradition for the service. According to Mrs. S ports...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 spiraling gasoline costs. rural Connecticut residents couldn’t Stager, the clown has been a symbol of the foolish and Main St. should be made by 5:00 p.m. Monday three months, $23.40 for six months, ditional study was needed before 2 "Some (cabbies) have gone out of do without cabs because there was no human nature of man throughout all ages and cultures. VISA' through Friday and by 7;30 a m. Satur­ and $46.80 for one year Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Connecticut approached the idea of 643>7111 or 646-3998 day available on request. business,” said Charles Curtin, presi­ other public transportation available She points specifically to the Middle Age church celebra­ Monday through Friday. more legalized gambling — and com­ ■fVtRRS dent of Taxicabs of Connecticut Inc., to them. tion of the Feast of Fools. She added, “The service is a OPEN DAILY 9-9 PM plicated and complex sports parlay which operates 400 to 500 taxis in the reminder that God, too, has a sense of humor.” betting. 4 - EVENING HERALD. Fri., Feb. 1. 1980 EVENING HERALD, Fri., Feb. 1, ItiO - 5 Ferguson to Head w^Editorial iBaurliriitn* Euniimj Hrrah't Conservation Study Under Way Heart Fund Drive VERNON - The Tolland County ’The public review plans were dis­ level, each Conservation District will resources. It includes an impact MANCHESTER-Thomas F. Manchester — A City of Village Charm Soil and Water Conservation District cussed by conservationists from the direct its own public response cam­ assessment on food and fiber produc­ Ferguson has been named Vernon Council Wrong Founded Oct. 1, 1881 is assisting the U. S. Department of USDA, Soil Conservation Service, paign. In Tolland county, meetings, tion, water quality, soil drosion, Manchester town chairman of the Agirlculture in a 60-day public par­ and representatives of Connecticut's slide shows, and Informational water supply, energy conservation 1980 fund raising campaign for the Vernon Mayor Marie of mayoral appointments in abuse of the confirmation Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, ticipation period designed to en­ eight Conservation Districts during a packets will be the primary methods and other resource problems. The American Heart Association of Herbst and members of the an effort to make certain un­ process is damaging the Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. courage public review and comment Jan. 23 meeting at the Tolland Coun­ of enlisting comments, Neafsey said. RCA document now contains seven Greater Hartford. Ferguson, an Ac­ or eight "alternative strategies” qualified persons are not ap­ credibility of the council in Mamber. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Preaa International on a federal conservation program ty Agricultural Center in Vernon. The public will have access to the count Executive with LaBonne town council can look appraisal as mandated by the Soil "We are now at the point where summary report at the public through which USDA agencies could Bemis Associates, is the former forward to accomplishing pointed to important town the eyes of the voters. Steven Harry, Executive Editor and Water Resources Conservation public responses to the RCA draft libraries and through the district of­ alter their current soil and water Publisher of The Evening Herald, Customer Service — 647-9946 Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor very little unless they positions. As a simple matter of Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emeritus Act. proposals are needed,” Joseph A. fice and comments will be sent to the conservation programs. and currently serves as president, develop at least a minimal The town council seems to courtesy to the office of The 1977 Public Law, enactetfby Neafsey, Tolland County district con­ response analysis center in Athens, Manchester Development Founda­ servationist said. Ga. Rummage Sale tion, and as a trustee of the working relationship. have taken the stand that the mayor, the council should act negative impression Congress, directs the USDA to report consider the best interest of on the status and condition of the He said the whole focus of USDA After three years of research, the SOUTH WINDSOR - St. Peter’s Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Although the mayor is a confirmation power is a to confirm mayoral ap­ politicians tend to leave with Episcopal Church, Sand Hill Road, the town. nation’s soil, water and related programs in the future will be based USDA Coordinating Committee has resides in Manchester with his wife Democrat and the council has political tool to be used pointments unless there is the voters. resources, and to prepare a soil and upon these RCA documents and completed its resource appraisal. In will sponsor a rummage sale on Feb. Vivian and their three children. The council’s continued ef­ 9 from 9 a.m. To 1 p.m., at the a 7-5 Republican majority, against a minority party some clear reason why an in­ The purpose of bipartisan water conservation program based added that the extent of technical addition to identifying the quantity As town chairman, Ferguson will fort to prevent the duly on that appraisal. The purpose of the assistance given by USDA agencies, and quality of the nation’s natural church. coordinate the efforts of volunteers partisanship and lack of mayor jrying to establish her dividual the mayor seeks to government is to govern, not The sale will also feature white elected mayor from es­ RCA is to ensure that USDA conser­ to the citizens and towns of Connec­ resources, the present RCA report who will be conducting fund raising cooperation should end. own administration. appoint is unqualified. to obstruct. vation programs are responsive to ticut, will be directly affected by the projects the impact of population elephant items. Coffee and doughnuts events, special gift and business tablishing programs within To date Mayor Herbst has The voters of Vernon In democratic government We hope the council comes the short and long-term needs of the final proposals of the study. growth, technological advances and will be available. The snow date will Thomas F. Ferguson drives, and distributing heart-saving increased export trade upon those be Feb. 16. been thwarted in her elected Mayor Herbst there is a responsibility to ac- her jurisdiction is wrong. to its senses and stops jam­ United States. To generate interest on the public literature. attempts to make ap­ because they had confidence compiish matters in the best We hope this petty political ming the gears of govern­ pointments because the coun­ in her ability to administer interest of all town residents. bitterness ceases and the two ment in their town. College Sets cil refuses to confirm her the executive branch of town This isn’t happening in Ver­ parties in Vernon recognize If this atmosphere of dis­ Scholarships choices. government. non because the council is the need for government to trust and political bitterness WEST HARTFORD - Government has a system Voters eiected the councii trying to take over the function. continues, the citizens of Ver­ Ten full tuition of checks and balances in­ to estabiish the rules under powers of mayor. If members of the town non should get involved and scholarships for students which the town will operate. Our system provides for council continue their from high schools in the tended to keep the various make it clear they want the Greater Hartford area branches under controi. The council’s role is dissent with administrations obstructionist tactics they mayor and council to get have been established hy Matching Jumbo Dress, In Vernon the Town Council legislative, not ad­ in power. The key, however is will hurt their community along, party differences or Saint Joseph Coliege in Suit and Shoe Bags is given confirmation power ministrative. The partisan that the loyal opposition must and will further add to the not. West Hartford, a four-year liberal arts college for women offering more than Our Rtg. S.99 1 6.99 30 majors. Attractive, coordinated protection lor your garments. Matching shoe-bag has The Herald in Washington These awards, effective 12 pockets. Choice of brown or yellow. for September, 1980, will be granted to in-coming freshmen demonstrating academic ability and finan­ Free-Standing Garment, Carter Abandons Fight cial need. Hat and Shoe Rack Saint Joseph College lidelinei; under pressure PRI MABV Bv LEE RODERICK in office have been directly at^-dSned thS Trustees created these Space-Saving d labor 8.33 Our Rep. 12.99 MAD A WASHINGTON - President tributable to increases in 'Sn from organi; awards as part of the Closet Accessories L IT T L E In the 7 per«nt'pOIIcy’s,,Dlace is a Top and bottom racks for shoes and hats. Carter says his new budget for the prices.” college’s 50th anniversary Ample hanger space. Easy assembly. •Closet Trolley UAM5 Lou MAVEA REPUTATION That is simply false. \^ e n energy new system headed by Harvard fiscal year beginning October 1 “will celebration coming up in Helps you find items fast isn't even figured intp4fie price rises, Professor John Dunlop in winch MS A w i N N & R r / help control federal spending, 1982 to show its continuing Our Rag. 1.14 8 8 * significantly reduce the federal inflation in all .duier components wage increases are to fall within commitment to helping Free-Standing Shoe Rack deficit, and aid in our fight against —including interest rates, food and range between 7.5 and 9.5 percent. I?l capable women in Greater • Over-Door Caddy Hartford obtain a college utilize space that's inflation." clothing —rose from 4.6 percent in other words, wage increases —with education. 4.88 Our Reg. 5.99 otherwise wasted. Wrong, wrong and wrong again. He 1976 to 10.9 perceit in 1979. While it is prices followng close behind —will Interested students Choose ladies' 9-palr raok, men's 6-palr Our Rtg. t.49 99* -true that pnorgyjkiqy^a.msjxM--fgFW be what thTTtew,nay board under rack lor space saving, neat storage. also says it is a should contact the Saint fv « H ,W E L U lV E W-WONSOME in increased inflation from 1978 to Dunlop decides th ro u g h ! to be. •Adjustable Utility b u d g e t of Joseph College Admissions . B-BI6 EVENTS 1979, it is alsonrue that the three Given the flexibilit^nd pressures Hook installs easily on “ restrain.” and ^houghts Office, 231-9608. wall, behind doors, etc. years of skyrocketing prices under on the White House inNhis election Zippered Storage Bags BUT»IG-6UESSIDUH'DIDNT that's wrong too. Our Rag. t.09 8 8 * The administri Carter haveyOeen due primarily to year, can anyone doub in See-Through Vinyi T-TRAIN MARD ENOUGH FOP |lhat runs by con- rmsuMMiR HAROWARE DEPT. tion has paintj non-energyiactors. agreements will be reaching, lents: legal and YWCA Plans the rosiest picti One y€ar ago the president's eclipsing, the 9.5 percent target? otherwise. There are marriage con­ Our Reg. 1.99 to 3.29 T-THE TOWN COWiMlTrEf 60UT& Carter's weak response to inflation possible in the this: “The rate of infla- tracts, business contracts, building Food Meeting • Men’s Individual Suit Bag Garment Hangers 1981 budg which was over 9 percent during is a political gamble that his stock contracts, and some of us talk of per­ will continue to rise in the face of the MANCHESTER - The • Ladles’ Individual Dress Bag Q Q C each Under the best of cir- is expected to fall to around 7 sonal contracts between people 9 9 Our Reg. 1.49 & ircent at the end of calendar year foreign crises now facing the United Special Events Committee • Ladles’ individual Gown Bag cumstances it says receipts will tot^, which establish the beginning, the of the Nutmeg Branch ot • PRESTONE Antifreeze, 1 Gai. q - •4-Tler Skirl Rack f 1979.” Instead it rose to over 13 per­ States. •Set of 3 Sweater Bags $600 billion and spending $61Bl)Tnibn guidelines, and the ending of the YWCA in Manchester •Sal of 3 Skirl Hangers cent. But it is a gamble almost certain to Our Rtg. 4.17 Q tl...... O e O H • Blanket Bag 2>it e —leaving Uncle Sam “only $16 billion relationships. is sponsoring a food (Limit, 2 Q ili. per customer.) •5-Tler Sleek Recks THE The current budget projects an in­ fail when Americans get beyond the Protects clothing from dust and dirt, BALLOT in the red.” There is one particular contract awareness workshop as yet keeps them easily identifiable. •Set of 2 Sleek Hangers But with the Soviet bear flation rate of 10.4 percent for 1980 ayatollah in Iran and the Russians in that has not been mentioned — the part of its Mid-Winter • PRESTONE Spray De-icer with HOUSEWARES OEPT. HOUSEWARES DEPT. marauding in the Middle East. OPEC —horrendous even if accurate, and Afghanistan and again check their Gospel contract, or better stated, the Brunch on Feh. 13 from Scraper Top, 14 oz. Q Q C continuing to push oil prices ever up­ likely to climb higher yet in reality. pocketbooks. Gospel promise. 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., at 78 N. ward, and a long-predicted recession A1 thought the president, in his Hobart Rowan, the astute business It is a promise that we cannot Main St. Guest speaker will be likely to hit the country almost no budget message to Congress, said, editor of the Washington Post, said it avoid and one that does not depend • CRiSTY® DRYGAS. 12oz. Heidi Hurwitz of “Food one really believes Washington will “Restraining inflation remains my straight and right recently: “Presi­ Our Rtg. 49c...... OO upon our signature. Perhaps that's Sleuths” who will discuss get by with a $16 billion deficit in a highest domestic priority,” the chief dent Carter never got serious about the hardest thing about this contract MR. COFFEE anti-inflation measure proposed in inflation until a huge U.S. trade the nutritional value in fiscal year that begins jOst one or promise, it is given to us without foods. She will also 10-Cup Automatic month before a presidential election. the budget is hospital cost contain­ deficit helped collapse the dollar in requiring a return on its investment. demonstrate how to SAVE AN EXTRA 30% Off Our Reg. Prices Drip Coffeemaker Budget Director James McIntyre ment. The budget blithely includes 1978. Bereft of any policy of his own. It is freely given without strings at­ prepare more nutritious ALL ICE SCRAPERS & SNOW BRUSHES! A perfect cup ol coftee every said the other day that “the 1981 savings of $800 million from hospital Carter had to accept a much tighter meals and snacks. lime, automatically. Coffee tached. A promise to end alt con­ slays at llavor-peak, perfect deficit is less than half the 1980 legislation, even though it has little monetary posture at the Federal tracts. Thanks be to God. Babysitting will be serving temperature. 4CB600 deficit.” Since the deficit estimated hope of being passed by Congress. Reserve, later strengthened under a Lee Goodwin, Intern available. Cost of the Our Reg. 26.99 for this year is $40 billion, he was This mark of unreality pervades new chairman, to fight the inflation Emanuel Lutheran Church hrunch is $3.75 and reser­ right. not only the budget but Carter's ap­ battle for him." Manchester vations must be made by SNOW TIME HELPERS! proach generally to inflation. Last “It's time," Rowan adds, “For Feb. 8. What McIntyre didn't add, EACH Carter to stop looking for excuses , ' 19.47 CUE R«1tlEMftM6if however, is that one year ago the ad- year the administration asked for • Aluminum Snow Shovel voluntary compliance to hold wage and start shaping some sort of School Board Texas Instruments Sunbeam ‘Vista’ TVkOFbBDiE'SHOW m inistration announced it was Steam, Spray, Dry Iron TWIEE Ib t^ R ^ W holding the 1980 deficit under $30 increases to 7 percent, with prices meaningful anti-inflation economic Sets Meeting Our Reg. 6.49...... 4 . 8 3 8-Dlgit LCD Memory WARING jWOVCuCAUiTvillA Rust resistant scoop, ash handle. billion, but it has since ballooned by set accordingly. It has now aban- policy.” Calculator with Case ALL - 14-Speed Blender Our Rtg. 26.94 at least a third. 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Board members will removal jobs fast and easy! economy. / receive and discuss the In his recent “ Meet the Press” in­ budget for 1980-81 and ap­ ICE MELT, 25-Lb. Bag terview, Carter was asked about the point a delegate to the OurRag.4.S9 3.88 fact that inflation has risen from 4.8 Connecticut Association of percent the year before he took office Boards of Education. There will be a status HARDWARE DEPT. to over 13 percent in 1979. He report on school buses and answered that “all the increases for various other committee practical purposes since 1 have been reports. SAVE 20% AND MORE Keene Alumni AN EXTRA OFF Our Reg. 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Dynamark sleep with music: catch 40 winks lor 12" to 15" More active ingre­ to lead him to focus on his other 1980-81 school year. BAWTV dients, improved flavor. An earlier scare rippled through the American embassy picked it up. bloated ruin of a once impressive attacks of bursitis in the right modali only. with snooze button. Lighted radio The CIA was not convinced, health problems, and this could Classes are held at St. dial plus silent LED time display. Our Rag. 14.70 . 9.88 < Washington four years ago when The embassy later reported tg shoulder and repeated upper Maurice Church parish however, that Brezhnev would step specimen. magnify future bouts of depression. Washington in a classified account: His huge gray head hangs forward, respiratory illness ... Brezhnev has center and are open to secret intelligence reports warned down. 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chool oklo Vol. XXXXVI, No. 16 S U Outing Club Weekend Conquers Annual Musical Mt. Higby Being Prepared ThaVs Entertainment What can you do on a one-day holiday? Some people manage to plan In addition to the featured per­ out a busy and produptive schedule Each year in the midwinter a spirit Blondell Films of severe competition and cut- formers are many minor roles and for themselves, but most of us end up the huge chorus. Choir classes on all moping around the house without ac­ throating appears in the midst of a usually friendly and congenial group. levels are busy practicing songs for complishing much of anything. T- the show and actors are after school If that was what you did on Martin The reason for this drastic change Were Escapism rehearsing. Luthem King Day, you might be in­ is the tryouts for the Music Mark your calendars, for MHS’s a childhood fondness for the stage that gave terested in hearing how I solved my 1 : Department’s annual musical. By ALLEN M. WIDEM Once the cast is announced, production of “Annie Get Your Gun” impetus to career at an age when her peer dilemma: hiking with the Outing A memorial service for Joan Blondell however, the group pulls together on March 21 and 22 at Bailey group was more interested in leisure pur­ Club. brought a sizable group of entertainment again and a strong group effort Auditorium. You won’t want miss it! suits. She toured extensively—Europe, This particular hike was on Mount industry people to St. Malchy’s Roman toward the success of the show — Laurie Patarini China, Australia. She played theatre stock Higby. As it was my first experience Catholic Qiurch off New York’s West 49th appears. roles in Dallas. She went from New York with the club, I was initially afraid Li*'") Street, and fittingly, the media did not in­ "hie 1980 effort will be “ Annie Get (‘"The Ziegfeld Follies,’’ “Taraish” and that I had fallen in with a bunch of trude to the point of Your Gun” by Richard Rodgers and '"The ’Trial of Mary Dugan,” among other X Euell Gibbons enthusiasts. What I reporters/photographers in endless influx. Oscar Hammerstein. The story Animal Care properties) to Hollywood. It was 1929. found was a group of friendly and in­ ’The people who came, and they are centers around a spunky Annie Sound was still a baby. teresting people who had a genuine “names” in the business, most assuredly, Oakley, who gains entrance into Wild To understand the Warner Bros. Studio love for the outdoors and who were were among those whose careers had Bill Hickock's Wild West Show as a Discussed lot in the 1930’s was to understand the glad to pass along useful information touched that of a gamey gal who simply cowgirl. The first female ever to do Hollywood motif. Contract players about outdoor sports as well as enter­ never got caught up in the so-called so. Such immortal songs as abounded. A face familiar in one Warner taining stories about past hikes and Have you witnessed a tortoise Hollywood assembly line. Tonight at Stairwell Gallery “Anything You Can Do’’ and Bros, picture, fo i/a d ik in g example, backpacking trips. having a caesarian section? Do you Whatever Joan Blondell took on —most “There’s No Business Like Show could Ik seen in another and another pic­ The hi)te itself, though relatively know how a dog is cured of diabetes? especially, the brash, bold blonde-gave The Clark-Schuldmann Duo — Harry Clark, cello, and Manchester Community College. The public is invited to Business" come from this musical. ture from the same studio. short was an invigorating rather than Have you ever fought with an animal the motion pictures of her era, beginning Sanda Schuldmann, piano — will perform tonight at 8 at the the free event at the Stairwell Gallery in MCC’s building at As always, the MHS musical will Warner Bros, in the 1930’s , as now, was tiring one. It was conveniently timed in attempt to give him an injection? back In the long ago 1930s, a certain taste. 146 Hartford Road, Manchester. be directed by Miss Martha White, of a major production center—Errol Flynn, opening reception for a student arts exhibition at for midday so that no one would have If you are a veterinarian by profes­ And when the umpteen Warner Bros, Round Table fame. Her student Humphrey Bogart, James Cagney, Pat to get up too early or go home too sion, then these are just a part of the pictures in which she appeared wended - director for this year is Glenn O’Brien. Where Warner Bros, concen­ late. The trail we followed, though many experiences you face each day. their way into the Manchester/Hartford Eagleson, a senior. Glenn has par­ trated on social commentary—both not especially difficult or unusual did Dr. Pomper, a veterinarian at the area, initially at the then-Warner Bros. ticipated in two musicals and various serious and satirical—other studios went Bugs Not Sold in U.S. have its more challenging aspects Bolton Veterinary Hospital, joined State, downtown Manchester, and Strand, Sock ’n’ Buskin productions. His for the more glamorous, as witness the and did bring the group to places the Medical Club for the last meeting downtown Hartford, folks flocked from from which we could see various types assistance to Miss White should be superspectacle musicals emanating from and shared with us some anecdotes, miles around. A Joan Blondelll movie was of winter scenes. The trip left me, as Volleyball was just one of many activities Off” marked the beginning of the senior class invaluable. MGM, from 20th Century-Fox, from FILMETER both humorous and serious. A series in every sense of the word, escapism, a novice, with an overall positive at­ that was available at the “Senior Blast Off” events that will fill the remainder of the 1979- This year’s competition for roles Paramount. But Herbie^s Due Back of slides about a tortoise undergoing a eluding the dreary years of the Great titude toward hiking. ended last week with the announce­ Darryl Zanuck, who has also just By Vernon Scott A capsule look at cinema held on Wednesday night at MHS. The "Blast 1980 school calendar. (Photo by Cummings) caesarian section were put before us. Depression, cheering on those back home have cut it. Herbie is a car with per­ The only disappointment was that ment of the cast. The female lead is recently passed on, was a “product” of The animal’s shell had to be during World War II. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Volkkswagen sonality.” there were only two high school Annie Oakley, who will be played by Warner Bros., too. An imaginative kid THIRTY-NINE STEPS, THE (PC) - RolwrI Powtil, David WinKr, removed and the tortoise She never considered herself in the doesn’t sell its bug model in the United It may be lunacy, but everyone on the members who participated in this Shari Bauer, who appeared in last from Wahoo, Neb., he wrote scripts for Karea DolriM, Jotai Mllli. Spy TkrUltr. This is Um third remake of Uie anesthetised before such an opera­ Ethel Barrymore acting class, of course, States anymore but Herbie, the lovable Disney lot refers to Herbie in the third story (earlier ones were in '35 and '59) and maybe the new generaUon enjoyable activity; the rest of the year’s production of "Oklahoma!” movies starring canine Rin Tin Tin, was a tion could take place. The ending was but, then. Miss Barrymore could not, by 1964 VW of Disney movie fame, rolls out person singular personal pronoun. Herbie won't remember Uie first two, ff not. Uiey il be satisfied, because it's a group was comprised of dedicated The male lead is Frank Butler, who production chieftain before his 30th well-told tale (much different from the earlier ones) about pre-World War a happy one for both Dr. Pomper and any stretch of the imagination, take on a of the starting gate for the fourth time in is “he” and “him” to the men and women I spying. A little slow in spots, but nice humorous touches. GRADE: B chaperones and MHS alumni. Mr. will be portrayed by Jerry Ganley. birthday. As strong-willed as studio boss the tortoise: the mother gave birth to screen role that had been carefully “Herbie Goes Bananas.” who make the movies. Glaeser, the club advisor, reported Both Shari and Jerry are seniors. Jack L. Warner, he eventually established ALL THAT JAZZ (R) — Roy Sebetder, Aon Relnking, Jessica Laage. seven healthy turtles. calculated for the particular talents of one The familiar sun-roofed VW with red, “During the course of writing the script (Drama) Bob Fosse lakes a lot of chances in his '815." Intense character- that membership had drastically Other roles and the people who will his own studio (20th Century-Fox). Clash Releases New Album Dr. Pomper next went on to inform Joan Blondell. white and blue racing stripes and the 1 just began thinking of Herbie in terms of izaUons and an incredible performance by Roy Schelder. Dazzling dance slacked off from the beginning of the be appearing in them are: Charlie But both Miss Blondell and Mr. Zanuck, sequences, but don't go ezpecting to see Bob Fosse's "A Chorus Line;" this us of canine diseases. Diabetes, for She was bom in New York in 1912, number 53 stenciled on its doors heads for being human,” Tait said with a self- school year: unfortunately, if this Daveport, Bob Lenhardt; Dolly Tate, while at Warners, adhered assidously to is a movie. GRADE: B-plas. instance, is more common with dogs Latin American this time around, con­ conscious grin. trend continues, it will directly affect the Clash have tried to soften it in Marla Levy; Mac, Rob Wilson; daughter of actor Eddie Blondell. She had studio dictates—sheer escapism in com­ The promotional sticker on the a degree of success in this country, owned by the elderly. It occurs as a founding Cloris Leachman and Harvey Tait’s coproducer, Kevin Corcoran, BLACK HOLE, THE (PG) — Mazlmllllaa Schell, Antboay Perkins, Rob­ and limit future club activities. cover of the new Clash album reads, others. The band has lost none of its Foster Wilson, Marty Simon; Buffalo edy, somhreness in vignettes on American the Clash have had to make changes result of inflamation of the pancreas, Korman in the process. Both in the United said, “The VW was picked in the first ert Forster. (Scl-ll) This is Disney's attempt to do a big, lavish space film, Remember this the next time lyrical sharpness, but the songs lack Bill, Willi Meier; Pawnee Bill, John life-styles. ’The combination gave the per­ and millions were spent on remarkable special effects. But they use a “18 new songs by the only band that where they are least helpful. This which then fails to produce insulin. States and abroad. place because it looks like a little creature you’re stuck with a one-day holiday the power of say, “Complete Con­ Kelly; Chief Sitting Bull, Neill forming ranks, and the studio, stature of story they probably got lor J2.98. And the actors ham it up dreadfully, so really matters." record is an admirable effort, but for The disease can be controlled by The doughty little automobile made its — a beetle. the whole thing is absurd, when they intended it to be amadng. The robots or are in the mood for exercise, com­ trol," a gem from the debut album. B erggeren. All have acted in the highest kind in Hollywood. are cute, though. GRADE: C-miaas. Record companies are wont to a better introduction to this band, giving the animal regular shots of in­ debut in “The Love Bug” in 1969, topping “ And if you think we’re crazy for muning with nature, or just being in The Clash will certainly win a larger previous musicals and Sock ’n’ But time has a habit of moving on. Ac­ overstatement, and as I considered buy their debut album. “London sulin. Learning how to give these all other films that year at the box office. talking about Herbie as if he were human, good company — then listen to the an­ the band’s previous efforts some of following, for “London Calling" is Buskin productions and should bring tors, actresses, get older. Studio produc­ BLACK STALLION, THE (G) — Kelly Reno, Miekey Rooney. (Drama) Calling" suffers badly by com­ shots is sometimes difficult for the Disney produced “Herbie Rides Again” you ought to see the fans. They do The real star in this gorgeous fantasy is Caleb Deschanel's cinematogra­ nouncements for news of the Outing the best rock of the 1970s, 1 dismissed highly listenable, but at what cost? an air of professionalism to the show. tion patterns change. Television, with its parison. — Gary Selinger owner, especially if he/she is elderly. in 1974 and “Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo” everything but ask Herbie for autographs. phy; there's little dialogue in the film's first half. Just supersaturated, Qub. The Outing Qub needs your ac­ the blurb as mere hyperbole. I sat The band has added horns and initial impact in the early 1950’s, literally poeUc film. Based on Walter Farley's book, it's the story of a young boy There also exists in this profession in 1977. The combined box-office receipts They pat the car and lay all over it. tive participation today. Nikki Cor­ back and listened to “London organ to the two guitars-bass-drums wiped out the smaller-budgeted pictures. shipwrecked with an Arabian stallion on a deserted island. When they're that uncertainty of whether an for the three VW pictures so far is $200 “When we transported Herbie to Mexico rescued, Alec brings his equine friend home lor the match race of the mier. Calling," expecting to be entertained sparseness is an attempt to fill any Exit many a personality who had found decade. GRADE: A-minas. animal should be put to sleep. ’This million, an incredible figure considering we had to keep him covered with tarps so with the double-album as I had been musical “holes. ” The ensuing sound welcome written over faces of decision­ question. Dr. Pomper said, never the star is a car. he wouldn’t disappear. We had to hide him with earlier Clash albums. displays a wide range of influences, High School Happenings makers for years. Younger people CHAPTER TWO (PG) — Marsha Mason, James Caan. Romaatic becomes easier — even with Don Tait, who wrote and produced from his fans.” Comedy/Drama. Neil Simon's play, somewhat autobiographical, about a Skiers Angry: But first, a bit of background. from reggae (shown best in “Rudie assumed roles. Character players,and, by widower who finds a new love but has problems laying to rest his late receive this luxury. If their school experience. “Herbie Goes Bananas,” thinks “The Neither Tait nor Corcoran were Although the Clash are among the Can’t Fail ” and “Revolution Rock” ) The second semester of the 1979- now. Miss Blondell was a character ac­ wife's memory. It sounds somber but it isn't. It has some very funny records for class attendance and The Medical Club meets every first Love Bug” could not have been made with associated with previous Herbie movies, moments, as well as some that will touch your heart. Lovingly acted, Plot in Works8 most popular bands in Great Britain, to 1960's rock (“ Brand New 1980 school year officially began on tress of note, went, increasingly, into and third Wednesday of each month. any other automobile. but special effects man Danny Lee, a directed and produced. GRADE- B the group are virtually unknown to Cadillac") and folk rock (“I’m Not Monday of this week. This meant grades does not show them to be television. The guest speakers are from all the “The VW is a sort of symbol of the little Disney veteran, has designed the American listening public. Only Down,” and “Lost in The Super­ that most students received a new worthy of participating in the open Sure, she had bits and pieces in films in ELECTRIC HORSEMAN. THE (PG) — Robert Bedford, Jane Fonda. The absence of snow in these parts diversified fields of medicine. If you guy,” Tait said. “Stacked up against all modifications for the VWs on all four pic­ the critics are aware of the Clash, market"). The band is best, though, class schedule, new classes, new campus, they will not receive it. recent years, but nothing approaching the (Romantic drama) A teztbook case of much ado about nothing, this is a has brightened up the lives of those have even the slightest interest in the big cars in the world, Herbie is the un­ tures. lavish and loving production, nicely acted, artistically photographed, with and they have praised the band to the when they stick to the basics of new teachers, and a new chance to Instead, they will be assigned to continuity of 30 and 40 years ago. who own t'iJir own homes, and who medicine, you are welcome to come derdog who can do superhuman things. According to Lee, Herbie is actually a great stunts — all tacked on to a flimsy, wispy story. A famous cowboy skies. wave rock, as in “Hateful" and in the perhaps do a little better this quiet study halls. I would also like to Film-viewers middle-aged and older befriends a horse. And a female TV reporter (Jane Fonda plays it again) would otherwise be shoveling the to our next meeting. Nalni Dhar Most people in the audience can identify 1964 VW, a model that is increasingly dif­ tags along. GRADE B The quartet’s self-titled debut was album's finest moment, “Death or semester than they did last stress that the open campus is indeed remember Joan Blondell. She was a white s ti. f' om morning till night. a privilege, not a requirement. It can with him. ficult to find. Because 26 VWs were used available only as an English import Glory ” This last song mocks “every semester. screen star of magnitude, an entertainer GOING IN STYLE (PG) — George Bums, Art Carney, Lee Straaberg. But others are not so happy about * * * "Not every car would have been a as Herbie in the new film, Lee had to until this past summer, upon its gimmick hungry boy digging gold be taken away from a student at any Drama/Comedy. Much talent is wasted on this tasteless film about three the lack of snow. A group of enraged of enormous capability. Sic transit gloria success as the hero of a movie. I mean, a scrounge the Los Angeles area to find the American release, it was instantly from rock and roll/grabs the mike to The first senior class sponsored ac­ time if the administration feels that Guidance Joan Blondell old men who turn from boredom to bank robbery. Poorly written and skiers have dashed off an angry it is necessary to do so. As a senior Dodge or an Oldsmobile just wouldn’t cars. directed, and amateurishly edited, it has some good moments because of hailed as one of the finest rock tell us he’ll die before he’s sold.” tivity was held at Manchester High the cast. But it can't make up its mind what it intends to do, or to be. letter to Mother Nature, berating her School Wednesday night, from 7 until who has enjoyed the open campus Applications are available in the for her no-snow policy in Connec­ albums of 1979. The Clash tell us that no matter how Guidance office for the following GRADE C 10:30. during my three years at the high ticut. A spokesman for the skiers Comprised of songs from the valiantly a band struggles against the The “Senior Blast Off" as it was school, I hope that the sophomores scholarships: Central Connecticut KRAMER VS. KRAMER (PG) — Dustin Hoffman, Metyl Streep. said today that if there is no snow in British release and later Clash “establishment," it is bound to be State College, application deadline (Drama) A faithful adaptation of Avery German's novel, this is basically trapped in hypocrisy (money and titled attracted more than 3.00 fully understand and appreciate the Professor Predicts Paperless Future the story of a court battle over custody of a young boy, and what went the state by February 1, the group singles, the album is the best exam­ March 22; Connecticut Elks, success— sell out). Is this song semi- students. The band, “The Last benefits and responsibilities that will before and came after that battle. No villains here, merely human beings will consider retributive action ple of raw rock ’n roll on either side February 8; Jostin’s Foundation; STAMFORD — John Savage believes fiction, poetry and other types of writing. with flaws. Magnificent performances, including one by a great new child Band,” provided music in one area of be given to them within the next few Savage, who claims some people watch Massachusetts and Hartford, says the against Mother Nature. of the Atlantic. The Clash’s follow­ autobiographical? I hope not. Greater Hartford Legal Secretaries the future is not in chemicals, but in elec­ “Often you don’t even use words; the actor, Justin Henry”! But it does have a tendency to poke along in spots. the gymnasium for those students weeks. — Joanne Weiss six hours of television a day, says books dominant theme of the course is GRADE A-. Possibilities include the kidnap­ up, "Give ’em Enough Rope" (the “ London Calling ” is seriously Association, February 1; Technical tronics — a reality which he says has that wanted to dance, and ping pong student has to learn to think, to write could turn into ‘museum pieces like explaining how writing for audio/visual ping and holding of Father Time. first American release), continued flawed in many places. A band with C a re e rs I n s titu te , A pril 1; already dealt the film industry a “body visually, to think in terms of pictures,” in tables and a volleyball net were set papyrus scrolls.” productions differs from other types of "1911" (PG) — Ad all-star cast. "A comedy spectacle" Uaiversal and Mother Nature could not be reached the tradition of politically motivated the Clash’s talent ought not worry blow” and could result in a paperless Columbia call it. It may be the biggest disappointment in recent yean. It's up in another area of the gym for the Washington Crossing Foundation, order to write for the audio/visual media, But the effect won’t be all bad, because writing, for comment at press time, but rock, and like its predecessor, about commercializing their music, Singers Plan February 22; Manchester future. Steven Spielberg's attempt at comedy, set in panicky California a few days non-dancing crowd. he says. as the field expands, there will be a need “The objective of the client, who is the after Pearl Harbor. But the comedy is cartoon-style, done slapstick and Father Time was willing to make a received enthusiastic reviews. their influence has already been “Film is dying,” says Savage, an in­ Refreshments were also provided Scholarship Foundation, April 1; “People will remember 80 percent of for more audio-visual media writers. target audience, and what we (the with heavy-handed absurdities. There is no wit, style, grace. The real war statement. He is quoted thusly: Despite the acclaim, the Clash have tremendous. But in order to achieve Variety Show Connecticut Women’s Golf Associa­ structor of “Writing for the Visual was funnier. GRADE C-mlnus and served in the cafeteria. This was what they see, but only 20 percent of what And that is one reason the “Writing for writers) want the target audience to feel “Look, take it from one who knows. yet to make a mark on this country. tion, March 1; Auxiliary to Hartford Media” at the University of Connecticut they hear,” he says, adding, anyone in­ Neither album has sold well, and the just the first of many events planned This past week, the choir room has the Visual Media” course is so popular, in response to the presentation, are the QUADROPIIENIA (R) - Phil Daniels, Leslie Ash. (Drama) Teen aliena­ It's not nice to fool Mother Nature." Dental Society; St, Joseph’s College at Stamford. terested in writing will come to realize factors which we consider in gauging the tion in mid-'eos British mod garb, but a good treatment of an old and band is accorded little or no airplay Math Team by the senior class in order for class been overflowing with vocal, dance, says Savage. Tuition Scholarship; Association of A writer/producer in the GTE Informa­ “we’re facing an audio/visual furure — The course, designed to provide basic effectiveness of the presentation,” says troubling theme. Taking its cue from a powerful concept and score by the on FM stations. members to meet and become and comedy talent. The reason for tion Communication Center in Stamford, Who. the film portrays a youth wrestling with his sense of identity. Cast High School IX'orld Staff Jewish Registered Nurses, April 15; which is a little unfortunate. knowledge and experience in writing and Savage. and crew of relative unknowns turn in a movie which is ezeiting, turbulent, All of which bring us to “London acquainted with other 650 class this over-abundance of Organization for Rehabilitation Savage says, “The immediacy of video Patty Shirer ...... Coeditor Adds It Up members before graduation. It’s un­ It’s unfortunate, says Savage, a lecturer producing film, video, slide and multi- The course also discusses obtaining a yet touching. GRADE A-mlnas. Calling, ” the third Clash release. An gregariousness is the annual variety through Training, February 28; productions” is the primary cause of Joanne Weiss ...... Co-editor fortunate if you missed this first ac­ in the UConn/Stamford English depart­ media programs, includes many students job in the audio visual field, although attempt on the group’s part to The Manchester High Math Team show, which is sponsored by the Association of Retired Teachers, death, noting “video is so far ahead of ROSE, THE (R) — Bette Midler, Alan Bales, Frederic Forrest. (Drama Gary Selinger...... News editor ment, because the ideal audio-visual who are employed full time in various Savage notes many students find out the with mask) This story of the tragic decline of a Janis Joplin-like singer is broaden their popularity (their hosted the fourth contest of the tivity. It was a real blast! Round Table Singers Parents Club. March 14. Laurie Patarini .. Feature editor • • * film it isn’t even funny.” production is vastly more visual than Stamford-area corporations. hard way they can’t just start right out ugly and unpleasant, but tremendously effective and moving. Midler's per­ devoted consist of critics and a few Capitol Area Math League on Jan. 16. The chosen theme for this year’s formance is truly outstanding, and you'll find yourself aching with her, as Bette Sheldon ...... Sports editor The 1980-81 Program of Studies will Writing also might be dying Savage vocal — promoting wordlessness. Savage, who has taught com­ producing their own films. hard-line new wavers), this album is In the large school division, the Members of the senior class will be show is “Showbiz." booze, drugs and men destroy her. Caution: Gutter language. GRADE A Scott Wright ...... Art editor be mailed home next week to adds, pointing out that writing for the “Books are going to suffer,” he says. munications courses at Fairfield Univer­ “ Everyone isn’t a Bergman or a Cop­ although far less frenetic than the measured for graduation caps and The Round Table Singers will (Film gr»dlng: A — lu p tb ; B — good; C — mnragt; D — poor; meet was a tight race for first place students in Grades 9,10 and 11. There audio/visual media is quite different from “We might be facing a paperless future.” Ted Cummings Photo editor other two. The rough-edged excite­ gowns on Tuesday, Feb. 5, of next appear in the dress of their favorite sity and lectured at the Universities of pola,” he says. F — omtuI) Zane Vaughan...... Adviser between Conard High and will be a Program of Studies Infor- ments remains intact in some spots. Manchester High. week during the school day. For actors, instead of their usual attire. ma/Vocarama on Wednesday, In the final scores, Conard High those members of the class of 1980, it All of this fun and excitement will February 13, in the evening for will be the first of many reminders placed first with 80 points and take place on Wednesday. Feb. 6. parents and students. Further details that graduation isn't as far away .as Showbeat Manchester came in second with a Miss White, Music Department head, will be forthcoming. -n-ASVvMr-VOV.WVNvwetaVtt ■ they might think it is. has expressed her pleasure in the 79 Other teams which placed in the * * * Representatives from the By Dick Kleiner DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me if Buddy Ebsen is contest were third; Bloomfield-63, turn-out of potential entertainers. following colleges will visit with in­ dead. Mom and my sister tell me that he is dead. Also, could fourth; Hall-52, and fifth; Beginning in this new semester, It should prove to be an interesting terested students next week in the DEAR DICK: I hope you can tell me something about the you find out about a movie called “Walk On Ihe Wild Side.” I ^ s l a n d e r most sophomore students of MHS evening, so why not come down to Schliti Malt Liquor commercials. How in the world do they know Sal Mineo was in it, and I think Shelley Winters. Can you Glastonbury-51. Guidance office: on Tuesday, Feb. 5 CHWEIE^niTIIESUUIA AMERICAN CUISM The fourth meet included rounds in will join their upperclassmen in Bailey Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. and gel the bull lo burst through the wall like that? MRS. RAY tell me how to get it played on TV? DOROTHY MILLER. Husson College at 10:30 a.m.; on WOODWARD, Vancouver, Wash. Michigan City, Ind. absolute value, circles, variation, receiving the privilege of the open witness this talent firsthand? The Wednesday, Feb. 6, Daniel Webster Our Specialtiea Include campus. It should be noted that most Never underestimate the skill of special effects men. I was No, Buddy Ebsen isn’t dead. I don’t know what movie you lA STRUM WEST RESTMIIIIUIT SEAFOOD • POULTRY linear equations, and trigonometric date, again, is February, sixth, and College at 9:00; and on Friday, Feb. not able to find the people who do that particular commercial, are talking about — “Walk On the Wild Side" starred Jane identities. and not all of the sophomores will admission will be two dollars. 8, Lasell Junior College at 10:00. but I did talk to several Hollywood special effects people who Fonda. Mineo and Miss Winters weren’t in it. Shelley Winters STEAK DISHES “A" Team scores reflected the said that it was almost certainly done by positioning a bull was in “Wild In the Streets" — could that be it? Anyhow, the SPECIALS LUAU DIMMERS considerable time and preparation behind a wall — a balsa breakaway wall — and, when the only way to get a movie on TV is to call your local station and cameras were rolling, giving him a nudge with an electric suggest it. iCOCKtAIL LOUNGE • EXOTIC ISLAND DMNKSI that was put into this meet. Seniors cattle prod. FRI. NIGHT LATE DINNERS AND SNACKS particiating were: Tim DeValve-15, and Special Family Olnnera Evorjr Sunday Steve Reich-13, Juniors; Courtland DEAR DICK: I have a 4100 bet riding on this, so please SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Bualneaamon A Shopport Sears-15, Mike Surh-13, and answer soon. There is a TV commercial for Pringle’s potato P ntM lB Special Luncheons 1 1 4 Dally Sophomore, Bliss Blodget with a chips, with a blonde actress in a white gown. She sings the S AT. NIGHT ditty in a sophisticated, operatic fashion. My parents say this final score of 13. The team also (except Sundey end hoNdaye) is Eileen Fulton (Lisa in "As Ihe World Turns”) and I say no. Feb 1st and 2nd received 10 points in the team round. WE CATER TO PARTIES, BANQUETS AND Who’s right? JACKIE TERRELL, Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. SOCIAL OATHERINQS. “B” Team scores were also good. Congratulations! You are now a wealthy lady. Eileen Fulton FOR RESERVATIONS AND TAKE OUT ORDERS Seniors; Jeff Lombardo-11, Rose tr says that she has not done any potato chip commercials. •hll Busky-9, Glenn Eagleson-10, Bill 1 Baked Suffed Filet of Sole CALL 643-9529 DEAR DICK: Our question is about Brianne Leary, of Ihe OPEN MON.-THURS. Halldin-10, Bill Nighan-8, Juniors; NBC series, "CHiPs." We read in a newspaper article that Mary Holt-17, Andy Browne-8. y 11 a.m. -1 a.m. Erik Estrada had her fired. In another article, it said she had served with potato and salad FRI. AND SAT. Sophomore Matt Neilson-11. Other had her hair cut short so she could keep her job on the show. Tht Fabulout 11 a.m. • 2 a.m. team members at the meet were What is the truth? We haven't seen her on Ihe show recently. SUNDAY 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Jeanne Dubiel, Ed French, Dave KIMBERLY BRASIILER AND JULI BOERSMA, Kalamazoo. Mich. “MAIN STREET” M H H ■ H M DeValve, John Whiton, Mike She is definitely off the show, replaced by Randi Oakes. But ONE OF CONNECTICUrS MOST POPULAR GROUPS Savidakis, Harry Veal, Dan Le, Kim she wasn't fired, far from it Actually. NBC is so high on her B.Y.O.B - SETUPS AVAILABLE Nguyen, Martha Marteney, John they took her off the show to build another show for her. The APPEMINB AT MANCHESTER ARMORY LA STRAOA WEST RESTAURANT Tychsen, and Linda Weiss. s e H ta T P R r word is that the network thinks she has "a special ingredient," TICKETS: t14.00 PER COUPLE Excuse m e , whatever that means. In the meantime, you can sec her on the 4’ 1 HARTFORD RC co« -,.ii n MANCHESTER Congratulations to all members of HEV,KID-6ET u »T/ ei MHene DO I (»o T coyu> you Tect ne. < "Buck Rogers" series for NBC. Erik had nothing to do with it, SAT„FEB.9,1980 - 9-llLM. 643-6165 the team for their fantastic scores. — although it is true they didn’t get along too well. Mary Holt FOR TICKETS CALL 875-4661 OR 646-3212 8 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Feb. 1, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Fri.. Feb. 1, 1980 - 9 Piano Recital Set STORES - Vladimir Ashkenazy, the Russian-born pianist and conductor, will give a solo recital at the Where to Go University of Connecticut's Jorgensen Auditorium Feb. 5, beginning at 8:15 p.m. His program will include: Beethoven’s "Sonata No. 7 in & What to Do D Major, Op. 10, No. S,” Rachmaninoff’s “Sonata No. 2 in B-flat minor. Op. 36," and “24 Preludes, Op. 28,” by Theater University, Middletown. Free. (347- Chopin. 9411, extension 807) Born In 1937, Ashkenazy won first prize at the Queen • “The Cocktail Party” by T.S. • Gifted Artists’ Series with Elizabeth Competition in Brussels in 1956, while still a Eliot, through Feb. 10 at the Hartford Ronald Thomas, cellist, presented by teen-ager. This led to the first of his now annual visits to Stage Company, 50 Church St., Hart­ the Hartford Symphony Orchestra, this country in 1958. ford. Performances Tuesday through tonight at 8 at Bushnell Memorial In 1963, during a visit to London with his wife and first Thursday at 8 p.m., Friday and Weekend Hall, Hartford. Program of works by son, he decided to remain in the West. He now resides in Saturday at 8:30 p.m., and Sunday at Kodaly, Shostakovich and Dvorak. Switzerland with his family that has grown to seven, with 7:30 p.m.; matinees Wednesday at 2 (246-6807) his latest son, Sasha, born in New York a year ago. p.m. and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. (527- • “The Out of Tune Guitar,” Satur­ Tickets for this performance are on sale at the 5151) auditorium box office. Call 486-4226 for more informa­ • “The Beach House,” a drama by day at 8:30 p.m. at Real Art Ways, 197 Asylum St., Hartford. (525-5521) Exhibits tion. Nancy Donohue, through Feb. 10 on the main stage at the Long Wharf • County Roads, folk music, Theatre, Connecticut Turnpike Exit singing and contra dancing, Saturday Winter Dance Fest 46, New Haven. Performances at 8 p.m. at The Sounding IBoard, Show Features Tuesday through Friday at 8 p.m., First-St. Paul's Church, 571 Far­ Saturday at 8:30 p.m. and Sunday at mington Ave., Hartford. (563-3263) NEW HAVEN — The Connecticut Ballet Company has 7:30 p.m.; matinees Wednesday and • Duets from Broadway an^Jjght added George Balandhine's “Tchaikovsky Pas De Deux” Sunday at 2 p.m. and Saturday at 4 opera, sung by Carol Hunt, soprahoi^ to the Winter Dance Festival program to be presented at City’s Theater p.m. (787-4282) and James H. Martin, baritone, Feb.^-^ New Haven’s Yale University Theatre on Feb. 8 and 9. 6 at noon at Center Church Rou8e,-60 “Tchaikovsky Pas De Deux” is the second Balanchine • “The C aretaker” by Harold Pinter, through April 20 in Stage II at Gold St., Hartford. (249-501)' work to be premiered by the Connecticut Ballet this • Vladimir Ashkenazyr ^pianist, The Craftery is located at 1445 Main St., the Long Wharf Theatre, Connecticut HARTFORD — John Wilkes Booth Historical Exhibit season. In October, Connecticut Ballet presented “Valse Feb. 5 at 8:15 p.m. at Jorgensen Hartford. Gallery hours are noon to 4 Turnpike Exit 46, New Haven. Per­ meets Chang and Eng in a new exhibition Fantasie” during its Connecticut Dance Fesvival perfor­ Auditorium, University of Ci^nec- p.m., Monday through Friday. The exhibit A painted backdrop of the Charter Oak for the 1856 drama "Nathan formances Tuesday through Satur­ at the Connecticut Historical Society. The mances. ticut Storrs. (486-4226) ^ actor whose Ford Theater shot eclipsed will remain on view at the Craftery, with Hale, Martyr Spy’’ is among the rare items on exhibit for four months Also scheduled for performance Feb. 8 and 9 are; the day at 8:15 p.m. and Sunday at 7:15 p.m.; matinees Saturday at 4:15 p.m. • Annual Woolsey Hall Competi­ his fame as a thespian and the original selected excerpts at the Wadsworth at the Connecticut Historical Society, 1 Elizabeth St., Hartford. The world premiere of Connecticut Ballet Resident tion, by students at the Yale School of Siamese Twins are featured members of Atheneum, through March 9. exhibition, presented in conjunction with the 50th anniversary celebra­ Choreographer Noble Barker's “The Miracle, and and Sunday at 2:15 p.m. (787-42^) • “The Runner Stumbles," a Music, Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 the cast of ‘120 Years of Hartford For further information, including a tion of Hartford’s Bushnell Memorial, is open 1 to 5 p.m. Monday revivals of “Pas De Quatre,” Rodney Griffin s p.m. at Woolsey Hall, Yale Universi­ Theater. " which is slated for a four-month daily schedule of events, call the Crafery drama in two acts, presented by through Friday. “Misalliance,” and Fred Matthews’ "Spectrum. " For ty, New Haven. Free. (436-1971) run at the Soviety. at 525-0716. further information, call 203/865/4936. Theatre 3 at Manchester Community The diversions of old-time Hartford, College. Performances today and from melodrama to minstrels, from the Watercolor Show Saturday at 8:15 p.m. and Sunday at Dance tragedy of Hamlet to the “death of Jesse 2:15 p.m. (646-2137) HARTFORD — Priscilla Souder has a T V T onight Director Needed On Stage at Theatre 3 • Sonomama Improvisation Dance James," and the daring promises of • “ The Odd Couple" by Neil Theater, today and Saturday at 8 one-woman show of watercolors at the "Green Room Follies" are reflected by On stage in a scene from “The Runner Stumbles” being dig); and W. Clay Massey (Mosignor). Play by Milan Stitt Simon, presented by the Connecticut P.m. at the World Music Hall, Connecticut Public Television Gallery 24 VERNON — The Vernon Friends of Music is seeking a Touring Repertory Company, the posters, playbills, photographs and 6:00 musical and/or drama director for its annual summer presented by Theatre 3 at Manchester Community College continues tonight and Saturday night at 8:15 with a Sunday Wesleyan University, Middletown. memorabilia on display. this month. CD d ) ® ® News through Feb. 8 at the Glastonbury ( S I Love Lucy musical production. auditorium, are from left, John Herr (Father Rivard); matinee at 2:15. (Herald photo by Adamson) (347-9411, extension 807) Drawn exclusively from the society’s Mrs. Souder, who lives in Enfield, has Dinner Theatre, Matty's Restaurant, displayed her works at various juried d ) Joker“s Wild Each year students from the Middle School and Susan Plese (Sister Rita); Elizabeth Brady (Mrs. Shan- .Collections, the rare items on exhibit in­ Zoom (R) Rockville High School participate in a major musical 141 New London Turnpike, Glaston­ shows held at the John Slade Ely House, in ® TTm Odd Couple Film clude four unique 18th-century broadsides bury. Performances Friday and New Haven, the Slater Memorial Museum S ) Streets Of San Vrandsco production under the sponsorship of the “ Friends” group. advertising performances of such plays as H ) 3-2-1 Contact Anyone interested in the director’s position should send Saturday with buffet at 6 P.m. and • “The General,” a silent classic in Norwich and the Greater Hartford Arts curtain at 8:30 p.m. (633-4648) "A Cure for a Scold” : a painted backdrop 6:30 a resume to James Kleiner, Rockville High School. The with Buster Keaton, tonight at 7 and Festival. W inter W eekend • "Promenade, All,” a comedy, 9 p.m. at Auerbach Auditorium, of the Charter Oak for the 1856 drama ( S Carol Burnett And Friends deadline for applying is Feb. 15. “Nathan Hale, Martyr Spy,” and an oil Mrs, Souder attended the Vesper ® Tic Tac Dough presented by the Producing Guild, University of Hartford, West Hart­ George School of Art in Boston and has l3 ® S I NBC News through Sunday at the Wallace ford. Free. portrait of actress Lizzie Mae Ulmer, by ® 0 O v e r E a s y Slated at UConn the local Black artist Nelson Primus. studied with a number of artists from the qS Bob Newhart ^ Booked for Lunch Stevens Theatre, Hartford Insurance • New Work by filmmaker Stab Presented in conjunction with the, 50th University of Connecticut and the Univer­ 6:55 Group, 690 Asylum Ave., Hartford. Brakhage, tonight at 8:30 at Real Art sity of Hartford. She is a member of News SOUTH WINDSOR - "Phobias ” will be the topic of the anniversary celebration of the Bushnell & STORRS — A student-made ice-skating rink, a “Mr, Performances Friday and Saturday Ways, 197 Asylum St., Hartford. (525- Connecticut Women Artists Inc., Connec­ next Booked for Lunch program, Feb. 13 at 12:15 p.m, at Memorial, the exhibition at 1 Elizabeth St. 7:00 Wild and Wonderful” pageant, and UConn Night in Hart­ at 8:30 p.m. and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. 5521) ticut Artists 33, and the Tolland County (D C B S News the South Windsor Public Library. The program had is open to the public at no charge. Hours ford highlight the “Wild, White, Wonderful Winter (522-8309) • “Brewster McCloud,” tonight at Art Association. ® a M * A ‘ S * H are 1 to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday, d ) a A B C News originally been scheduled for Feb. 6. Weekend” beginning Feb. 6 at the University of Connec­ • “Ten Little Indians” by Agatha 8 at Von der Mehden Recital Hall, through May. CPTV’s Gallery 24 is located at 24 Sum­ ® Dating Qame Mary Ann Gauthier will be the discussion leader. She is ticut. Christie, presented by the Clockwork University of Connecticut, Storrs. mit St. in Hartford at the telecom­ (S) Festival Of Faith a local author and has done extensive research on the Repertory Company, today and (286-2106) ^Crossing Point' a PopI Goes The Country The annual winter extravaganza, sponsored by the Stu­ munications center. The gallery is open to ® N e m subject of phobias. dent Union Board of Governors, is scheduled to begin Saturday at 8:15 p.m. at the • “Pal Joey,” Saturday at 3 p.m. HARTFORD — Adele Broitman, Hart­ the public at no charge weekdays from 9 ® 0 DIckCavett Those attending the meeting should bring their own with the UConn-UMass basketball game on Feb. 6 in the Thomaston Opera House, 158 Main at the Hartford Public Library S) Newlywed Qame ford's well known visual artist, is a.m. until 9 p.m. lunch. Dessert and coffee will be provided. field house. St., Thomaston. (283-0112) Auditorium, 500 IMain St., Hartford. 7:29 Free babysitting will be available at the South Windsor preparing for a solo exhibition, ‘“Crossing At halftime, the Amazing Fantasy Jugglers take the • “The Miracle Worker" by Free. (525-9121) Pioneer Photography Si Daily Numbers Community Center. Those planning to use the babysitting Point,” to be shown at the Farmington court to provide the entertainment, followed by the in­ William Gibson, presented by the • “Return to the River” and "Gar­ STORRS — About 30 photogaphs by 7:30 service should call the center no later than 10 a.m. on the Valley Arts Center in Avon from Sunday CD P.M. Magazine Jill Clayburgh (left) and Lisa Lucas star in troduction of the “Mr. Wild and Wonderful” contestants, Mark Twain Masquers, today and diner’s Island,” two new films by through March 2. The public is invited to pioneer Mexican photo-journalist day of the program. ® All In The Family “An Unmarried Woman,’’ ABC’s movie parading through center court in formal wear. Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Roberts Ellsworth Grant and Fenwick meet the artist at a special opening Sun­ Augustin Victor Casasola (1874-1938) will d ) Family Feud The competition will continue after the game when con­ Theatre, Kingswood-Oxford School, Productions, Feb. 5 at 8:15 p.m. at day from 3 to 6 p.m. be on view at the University of Connec­ ® Face The Music tonight at 9. West Hartford. (232-7808) Hoadley Auditorium, Connecticut a Nashville Music Concert Festival testants are judged on swim wear, talent, and on a final “The title "Crossing Point,” is a physical ticut’s William Benton Museum of Art a M *A * S *H (19 Tonight 3:00 interview. Then the winner of the pageant will be an­ • “Curse of the Starving Class” by Historical Society, 1 Elizabeth St., ® 0 MacNell / Lehrer Report HEBRON — The Rham High School Music Department step for the artist who is moving to New Saturday through March 8. ® Movie "Eagle Squadron" ® Movie "Pyro" (1963) Barry nounced, He will receive a $50 gift certificate for dinner Sam Shepard, through March 11 at Hartford. Free. (235-5621) Mexico from New England where she has One of the first photo-journalists of this a a Tic Tac Dough (1942) Robert Stack, Eddie Sullivan. Martha Hyer. was represented in the 1980 Eastern Division Concert a Mauds Albert. at a Hartford restaurant, and will be crowned “king” of the Yale Repertory Theatre, 222 • “Christo; Ten Works in century, his most noted achievement was ® Movie "I Shot Jesse James" Festival recently at the University of Connecticut. lived and worked for many years. 6:00 (S) Captioned ABC News (1949) John Ireland, Barbara the Winter Weekend, York St., New Haven. Performances Progress,” a documentary about the his unflinching documentation of the Wanda Johnson, Heather Danaher, Sue Chase and Tony Ms. Broitman will present her graphic (D The Incredible Hulk 12:00 Britton On Friday, the student-made ice rink on the graduate Tuesday through Friday at 8 p.m. artist Christo, Feb. 6 at 3 p.m. at Mexican civil war that began in 1910 and ® Crosa-WIts Stankelis participated in the chorus and Guilie Giacoppe, designs in paper, collage and paint in the (3) The Avengers 3:46 field will be dedicated, to provide a facility for a "Wock and Saturday at 8 p.m. (436-3164) Pajeski Auditorium, Buley Library, continued into the 1920s. ® a B.A.D. Cats (3)Ko|ak CD Rat Patrol Ray Piche and Bob Weingart played in the band and current exhibition, ® Movie "Down To The Sea In and Woll” party on ““Wice.” Music for the party will be • “The Swiss Family Robinson,” a Southern Connecticut State College, CD ® Charlie’s Angels Kathy Crane in the orchestra. She was featured as a Ms. Broitman is a graduate of the Hart­ His Goya-like portrayals of horrors of Ships" (1949) Richard WIdmark, CS) Movie "Moving Target" 4:16 provided by the WDRC mobile van. new musical adaptation of the New Haven. Free. (397-4279) ford Art School of the University of Hart­ war were a great influence on other Lionel Barrymore Alter a whal­ (1971) Ty Hardin, Michael (D The Gong Show clarinet soloist. She and Wendy Murphy, flautist, also Johann Wyss classic, Feb. 4 through • “The Wizard of Oz,” Sunday at 2 ing captain who has taken his The graduate field also will be the site of a Friday night ford. She has exhibited her work in New Mexican artists as well, including Posada, Rennie. 4:30 played in concert with the Eastern Connecticut 8 at the American Shakespeare p.m. at the Center for the Arts grandson to sea is kilted the boy dS) Dr. Scott On Hebrews ISI Movie "Blackout" (1950) bonfire and pep rally for the forthcoming UConn-Rhode York and locally at the University of Rivera, and Orozco. regrets the wrongs he's done to (Symphony Youth Orchestra. Galleries, Wesleyan University, 1:00 Dinah Sheridan. Maxwell Reed Island basketball game. Theatre, Stratford. Performances Connecticut, Asylum Hill Artists Collec­ Their unposed spontaneity evokes the the older man. Middletown. (347-9411, extension 807) a a a Animatympics CD Movie "Good Sam” (1940) Following the outdoor activities, which include a daily at 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. (375- tive, ' diversity of Hartford, Footprints in ease of a 35 mm camera, but remarkably, GaryCooper, Ann Sheridan. a People's Caucus dorm/area council “Olympic” competition on the ice, the 5000) • “Top Hat," Feb. 5 at 7:30p.m. at Manchester, and the J, Doyle Dewitt Casasola worked only with large format a NHL Hockey ® (S> ® Midnight Special • “Man of La Mancha,” a musical, the Center for the Arts Galleries, equipment involving tripods and glass 0 Washington Week In Review 1:10 Student Union will remain open as a 24-hour "warming Am-'rican Collection. She has conducted hut.” through April 6 at the Coachlight Wesleyan University, Middletown. negatives. 8:30 QD Return Ot The Saint wi iKshops at Wesleyan University, Shanti CD Star Trek Events programmed continually will include: “Local Dinner Theatre, East Windsor. Per­ (347-9411, extension 807) Casasola started working as a journalist ® M e r v Griffin Sciiool, and the Wadsworth Atheneum. a a a Ringling Bros./Barnum McHale's Navy Talent” in the lobby, “Casino Night” at midnight, a formances nightly except Mondays. During the duration of the exhibition, at the age of 20, and in 1903 founded the & Bailey Circus 1:30 “Twister” extravaganza, video presentations in the lob­ (522-1266) Lectures the Farmington Valley Arts Center Mexican Association of Journalists. In 0 Wall Street Week ® Movie "Only The Valiant" FIANO’S • “A Funny Thing Happened on the 4SraSfl[LB[RGfllM by, a “Down with Disco” party, and a Late, Late gallery hours will be Tuesdays through 9:00 (1951) Gregory Peck, Barbara RT. 6 &44A BOLTON RES. CALL 643-2342 • “Paul Hindemith: Fact and Fic­ 1911, he started the first Society of Press Payton. Movie/Pajama party to start at 3 a.m. Way to the Forum,” through Feb. 16 Saturdays, 11 to 4, and Sundays, 1 to 4. For Photographers, and two years later, the ® The Dukas Of Hazzard COMPUTE DINNER P R ia IN C U D E S 4 ITEM REUSH TRAY. SOUP. POTATO. at the Hole-in-the-Wall Theatre, 121 tion,” by Dr. Luther Noss, curator of ® aA B C Movie "An Unmar­ 2:00 VEGETABLE SALAD. DESSERT A FRESH HOME MADE BREAD A beeriest in the ROTC hangar and other dorm events further information and directions call the Agency for Photographic Information. the Paul Hindemith Collection at ried Woman" (1978) Jill Clay- (D Joe Franklin will continue all night. Smalley St., New Britain. Perfor­ center at 678-1867. The photographs on exhibition are on burgh. Alan Bates A dedicated mances Friday and Saturday at 8:30 Yale University, Feb. i at 7:30 p.m. wile and mother finds a new self- 2:10 The highlight of the weekend will be the UConn loan from the Prakapas Gallery in New CD News p.m. (223-9500) at Room 156, Ralph Earl Hall Fine Black History Month awareness after her husband of Baked Stuffed Lobster . $7 .9 5 A Good Cause Caravan to Hartford, for the scheduled UConn-Rhody Arts Building, Southern Connecticut York City. 16 years confesses that he’s in 2:20 PG basketball game in the Hartford Civic Center. The 50-bus, • "Custer” by Robert E. Ingham, HARTFORD — To celebrate Black The museum is open free to the public love with someone else, (D News Actress Bo Derek, shown in a scene from the movie, “ 10,” has put presented by the Hartman Theatre State College, New Haven. Free. 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Washington Post reporter and 10:00 SXT-StIN (MLOffiirS MIME Sliced Tenderloin St., Stamford. Performances Collection, with selected additions, begin­ View of Bridgeport family of Judy Dubour who has bone cancer. Mrs. Derek, wife of A “Welcome Back to UConn” party also is planned in author, Feb. 7 at 7 p.m. at McGovern ® Dallas "Jasan And BETTE MIDLER the ROTC hangar, to begin at 2 a.m. Sunday morning. Tuesday through Thursday at 8 p.m., ning Sunday. BRIDGEPORT — An exhibit which ® 0 News The Argonauts of Beef Brochette... $7.95 former actor-turned producer John Derek, has come under fire from Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m., Hall, Saint Joseph College, West a a a Slegtrled And Roy On Feb. 10 the “Wild, White, Wonderful Winter There will be a free public reception and offers both a varied and a personal view of pin Cartoon ALAN BATES _ and Sunday at 7:30 p.m.; matinees Hartford. 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Proper dress required 10 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Feb. 1, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Fri., Feb. 1, 1980- 11 Solons Debating Obituaries 1 Ethics Panel Declines Vincent Giggey Herald Angle Trouble Ahead SOUTH WINDSOR - Vincent A. Giggey, 65, of Garden St., Hartford To Rule on Questions Guns and Condos died Tuesday at Middlesex Memorial Earl Yost Hospital. He was the brother of MANCHESTER - The Ethics FitzGerald, commission chairman, the commission avoided a question Marshall Giggey. Commission declined last night to said. that will have to be examined soon. Sports Editor HARTFORD (UPI) - Gun control Lieberman, D-New Haven, refers to rule on three of four questions in its and limits on condominium conver­ the condominium problem as “con- Born in Fort Fairfield, Maine, he "We can’t formulate guidelines. "The commission did what it With Jack Back agenda. sion could be two of the most closely domania.” had lived in the Hartford area for 25 But when a specific issue comes up thought was right,” Faucher said. The questions involved requests for we will rule on that,” debated issues if they get to the floor He said it could be one of the major years. He was a World War II Army “ But they’re delaying the question, PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. a very low round,” continued might have had a 63. But, he, too, was veteran and a member of the rulings on whether or not real estate "If we ruled on real estate agents, which will have to be considered Nicklaus, who for the first time last happy with his play. of the coming legislative session, a issues of the legislative sessions. agents, who are serving on the Board Pro Hockey at Its Best (UPI) — Jack’s back, and that DPI poll of lawmakers shows. Disabled Americart Veterans you could substitute doctors or sometime.” year failed to win a single event “I don’t think we could have had a Superior Court Judge David M. of Directors, can vote on housing could prove to be a lot of trou­ He is also survived by two sisters lawyers or any occupation in the "I’m concerned the directors will Professional hockey at its best, National Leape style, was while playing in only 12 tournaments. better day,” he said of an unusally A survey of lawmakers turned up Shea of Hartford may have added issues. fairly close splits on those issues. But and several nieces and nephews. same reasoning,” Cohen said. excuse themselves from voting on a demonstrated by a fired-up Hartford squad in green and white ble for those with eyes on the “For the first competitive round I've wind-free and pleasant day on the another topic to the legislative agen­ The commission decided that such the legislators overwhelmingly Funeral services will be Saturday, Part of the commission’s housing issue when they might not $54,000 prize in the $300,000 had in a long time, I’m very happy Monterey Peninsula. “ It was as nice da when he ruled a portion of Connec­ a broad ruling was not within the colors against the Boston Bruins last Wednesday night at the favored both the death penalty and 11 a.m., at the Samsel-Bassinger reasoning was trusting the elected of­ have to.” Bing Crosby National Pro-Am. with it. a day as we’ve ever had for the ticut's capital punishment statute un­ duties assigned to it when the com­ Springfield Civic Center. forcing able-bodied welfare Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road. ficials to disqualify themselves from The commission postponed ruling “1 probably wasted a couple of Crosby." constitutional last Dec. 11. mission was created by a charter Jack Nicklaus, the man who used recipients to work for their benefits. The Rev. James Hansen will of­ an issue that could be a conflict of in­ on another question raised by Carl It was a sellout crowd with hun­ forced to try other sites. shots but that’s because I haven’t David Edwards shot a 67 at Shea said jurors in the Gerard revision committee. dreds standing in the exit portals or Boston was just not big enough to to cast a shadow over the field every Most of Connecticut’s lawmakers ficiate. Burial will be in Wapping terest. Zinsser, board of directors’ member, played. By and large, it was a good Cypress to lay a shot off the lead “Gary” Castonguay murder case "The intent of forming this com­ sitting in the aisles. time he played, made his 1980 debut were against any attempts to repeal Cemetery, with full military honors. "I believe there are some honest who resigned this week. support two teams and the Whalers day." while John Mahaffey, Jim Nelford, could not be questioned about the mission was to answer specific in­ The Whalers had waited, patiently, Thursday, and new swing and all he Connecticut's racial imbalance law. His family will receive friends at people with integrity on the board or Zinsser requested the commission did not have the identitv to win over In one stretch, Nicklaus made five Tom Watson, David Graham and death penalty bwause provisions for quiries regarding specific acts,” Sol for the day when they would not only shot a 69 at Cypress Point. And the Democratic-controlled the funeral home today from 2 to 4 we wouldn’t elect them,” Adler examine whether Elizabeth enough sunoorters. birdies in six holes and he finished Gene Littler had 68s. Mahaffey and a capital punishment hearing after (?ohen, commission member said, As a result, the Whalers headed Ordinarily, that might not raise Legislature — knowing Gov. Ella and 7 to 9 p.m. Dobkin, commission memtwr, said. Sad’owski, Eighth Utilities District meet up but turn the tables on the Nelford played Pebble Beach, while conviction did not meet con­ “We deal with a charge that a much of a fuss but the bad news for Grasso has hinted she might break "We can’t damn anyone for their tax collector, can also serve on the well established Bruins, for years a "west”, to West Springfield, and Watson, who debuted last week by stitutional requirements. specific act violated the ethics of the everyone is that Nicklaus just about precedent and seek a third term — iVfarshall L. Doyer Sr. philosophy anymore than we can for Board of Tax Review. power in the NHL. made the ancient Eastern States Of lawmakers responding to the charter.” has tils new swing grooved. He didn’t winning the San Diego Open, and lopsidedly opposed any effort to limit EAST HARTFORD - Marshall L, holding real estate licenses.” The commission decided more in­ That day finally arrived Coliseum home until the Hartford Littler played Cypress and Graham, survey, 59.8 percent opposed ”We can’t make a prejudgment, do bad, as it was, Thursday, although PGA governors to two. four-year terms in Doyer Sr,, 71, of 44 Main St., died The questions on whether board formation was needed about the func­ Wednesday night when Coach Don Civic Center" was built. the 1979 PGA champ, played rewriting the statute so it would be reading a person’s mind on how they office Thursday at Plantation General members who are realtors could vote tions of both offices before releasing Blackburn's charges gave a super ef­ While the Whalers weie successful he had to fight his way out of the sand Spyglass Hill. constitutional. Another 36.2 percent will vote.” a number of times. But lawmakers were evenly Hospital in Plantation, Fla. He was on condominiums actions, or the an opinion. fort and the result was a lop-sided 8-2 in Boston, with three divisional All agreed, Graham was the real favored restoring capital punishment the husband of Jennie Stevens Doyer. The commission decided that supply of housing in Manchester was The commission will ask the town decision. championships in their first three His putter worked well, too, as the round by canning an uphill 30 foot divided on gun control, an issue and 3.9 percent favored a strictly putt. leader because a 68 at Spyglass Hill He was born in Salem, Mass, and ruling on these questions brought by brought before the commission by manager for a statement on the Several years ago the two clubs seasons, plus the first AVCO Cup, attested by six birdies. Jack had aimed at them in the wake of a strict, limited statute or were undecided. two Manchester residents and three bogeys, missing short putts on Kite started out slow but finished is like a 64 at Cypress. new local ordinance in New Haven, had lived in East Hartford for the Robert Weiss, town manager and Board of Tax Review, and will tangled during the pre-season exhibi­ which marked supremacy in the Nicklaus was tied at 69 by Steve The proposal to require mandatory past 39 years. He was a teamster for Robert Weiss, town manager would James Newton and Robert Faucher. request Mrs. Sadlowski to appear tion schedule in Hartford and the WHA, the team wasn’t successful off two of the three holes, or he might fast, making five birdies in his last and condominium conversion, a workfare nearlv made it through the be setting policy. “There would be no have been the leader after the first seven holes for a 30 and 66. Pate Melnyk (Pebble), Mike Reid (Peb­ measure which came to the forefront 35 years before retiring in 1970. Faucher appeared before the board before the commission at its next Bruins literally blew the Whalers the ice, at the all important bucks of­ ble) and Mike Sullivan (Cypress). Legislature last year, but was end to these type of general questions round. almost matched his 30. holing an during last year's emergency energy Besides his wife he leaves three last night, and commented today that meeting. right out of the building with a five- fice, until the ,move to Hart­ Larry Nelson, the scond-leading rejected after it had been amended if we ruled on this,” William The leaders turned out to be two of eagle putt from 40 feet on the 10th session of the Legislature. sons, Marshall L. Doyer Jr., of goal splurge in the early minutes of ford....then the roof'caved in. money winner last year behind Wat­ several times. the most consistent players on the and picking up birdies on 14 and 17 for The group which convinced New Hampton, Va., David A. Doyer of period number one. Rivalries Need Time son, was in a big group at 70. Twenty A rousing 67.6 percent of the law­ Then, earlier this season in the PGA Tour — Tom Kite and Jerry a 31 and 66. Haven to ban sales of handguns East Hartford, and Ralph E. Doyer players were tied at 71 and 16 were makers favored workfare, 26.4 per­ first of four regular season meetings, Rivalries take time to build up. Pate, who shot 66s at Cypress, where "Obviously, I played well, " said between two private parties has of Manchester; four daughters, Mrs. In the WHA, Winnipeg, with Bobby deadlocked at 72. Bob Hope winner cent opposed it and 5.8 percent were Dorothy Gilman of Colchester, Mrs. Name the Bruins rallied to nip the Whalers most of the best scores were made in Kite, a man who always manages to promised to seek support for Woman Demands Craig Stabler was at 73 while defen­ undecided. Hull and the flying Swedes, Anders the opening round. finish in the top 10 but rarely takes statewide handgun controls from Marion St. Martin of Coventry, Mrs. in Boston. Connecticut's racial imbalance law Hedberg and Ulf Nilsson, the high- “Generally, I played very well, ” home the winner's check. “ On this ding Crosby champion Lon Hinkle lawmakers. Jeanette Garboski of Cromwell and ISo.l Rival scoring Quebec Nordiques and the was at 74. is 10 years old, but has never been Mrs. Margaret Guerra of Hartford. said Nicklaus. who last played in a day Cypress Point played easy, but it Fifty percent of the legislators said While the Bruins may have Houston Aeros of Gordie Howe and implemented because the He also leaves three brothers, Suit tournament way back in August of is an unforgiving course if you're not they would support gun control. 43 Be Dropped from Legislature’s Regulations Review different thoughts, the Bostonians Sons, were natural rivals for the 1979. That's more than 5 long months careful," percent opposed any limits. 6 percent Ralph E. Doyer of Middletown, Ed­ Committee has refused to adopt Gloria Della Ferra. A successor to are the No.l rival of the Whalers. Whalers. Pate missed short putts on the College Basketball Roundup said they would support limited gun mund Doyer of Meriden, and By CHARLIE MAYNARD members of the Board of Directors ago. necessary regulations. By law it has Zinsser has not been chosen. They are the only major league ice Boston is without question the new “I had a pond onportunity to shoot seventh, ninth and 13th holes or he control and 1 percent was undecided. Lawerence Doyer of East Windsor Herald Reporter were removed as defendants in a suit to go back to the Legislature. In the suit involving the 8th teams in New England. No.l rival of Hartford. No extra tub But Senate President Joseph Hill; 15 grandchildren; and five charging that the town’s withdrawal The rivalry wasn’t formed over­ thumping was needed to fire up But several lawmakers indicated a MANCHESTER - Thursday’s from a federal grant program con­ District residents, the plaintiffs Fauliso. D-Hartford. said he per­ great-grandchildren. night. Whaler supporters. lack of knowledge about such a legal actions brought a flourish of stituted racial bias. argued that the district violated its sonally will oppose any efforts to con­ Funeral services will be Monday at The Whalers tried in 1971 to invade The New York Rangers and New proposal, answering with question name-dropping from lawsuits in­ The four members, all Democrats, charter by agreeing to the sewer pact UCLA Surprises sider gun control during this year’s 10 a.m. from the Rose Hill Funeral the solid Bruin territory when the York Islanders, Montreal Canadiens, marks or "what?" Of those who did Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, volving local residents. were Joseph Sweeney, Elizabeth In- without consulting the electorate. short legislative session, which is World Hockey Association opened for Buffalo Sabres and Philadelphia answer, 32.6 percent favored Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Nancy Watts, who was named a tagliata, Thomas Connors and John The district directors unanimously AH toAid reserved for money matters. business and the war between the repealing the statute. 56.5 percent Park in Rocky Hill. Friends may call plaintiff in a suit against South Wind­ Fitzpatrick. They did not seek re- adopted the agreement and rejected Flyers are close behind for the The Legislature, which approved a sor, Manchester and the Eighth leagues erupted. Whalers in the new league. Tickets Oregon Staters a petition by residents to send the tem porary moratorium on con­ were against repeal and 10.8 percent at the funeral home Sunday from 2 to election last fall. Utilities District over a three-party vote to a special meeting. Mrs, Watts The Whalers were co-tenants of for games involving these clubs will dominium conversions during its fall were undecided. 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. President House Speaker Ernest Abate, D- sewer agreement, said she said she had signed such a petition, Boston Garden, accepting the dates be scarce even though the Hartford energy session, was also evenly By United Press International Stamford, has said he wants to do demanded her name be dropped as a Since then. Republican Director but said she never realized she would available after the Bruins’ schedule Coliseum will seat better than 15,(XK). divided over whether a moratorium Maybe some people were suprised when UCLA bounced back something about the law because it's Many Absent plaintiff because she never consented Carl Zinsser has resigned from the have been involved in the suit. had been completed. The choice Incidentally, all 15,(X)0 seats are in should be made permanent. been around for 10 years. He said to be one. board. He was also a defendant in the “Nothing has been said of a law­ dates were all taken. But the Whalers place and the Whalers, and their NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - from a loss to beat the No. 2 team in the country. But Coach Slightly more than 50 percent said people have been afraid to imple­ From Schools “I did not feel 1 had given any per­ suit and was listed first in the Angell suit,” she said. "It’s kind of idiotic, had to have a place to play and they fans, are just hoping that the long- Former heavyweight champion Larry Brown wasn’t. they approved of a moratorium, vs. Zinsser case. ment the law because it would mission to have my name put on any sueing someone for something that tried to lure some of the faithful awaited reopening is still a matter of Muhammad All. summoned by Presi­ "I saw it in the kids' eyes and faces defense. We re starting to play better more than 43 percent were opposed Manchester voters decided last and smarter " require busing to racially balance MANCHESTER — Absenteeism in lawsuit,” she said this morning. has already been done.” Bruin supporters to their side. hours away. dent Carter, cut short a trip to India before the game,” Brown said and more than 6 percent said they April 17 to withdraw from the Com­ Unfortunately, Ohio State Coach schools. local schools is on the increase at the Mrs, Watts said she first realized Under the agreement. South Wind­ This experiment didn’t happen. Meanwhile, the Whalers will have to rally African nations behind a Thursday night after UCLA, reboun­ favored a temporary moratorium. munity Development Block Grant Eldon Miller couldn’t say the same. As far as limiting governors’ terms elementary level due to pneumonia, she was a plaintiff by reading the an­ sor and Manchester would accept The Bruins were an established nearly a month to savor the success boycott of the Moscow Olympics and ding from an 80-64 drubbing by Senate Majority Leader Joseph I. program for two years. The program “ We don't have anything to say — was concerned, it would appear such strep throat, and flu-like sicknesses, nouncement of the suit in the press. sewage from each other when gravi­ team, fronted by the great Bobby Orr against the Bruins before the two said Russia must be taught a lesson Washington State Tuesday night, was adm inistered by the U.S. and still having the likes of high- a rule would not stand in the way of but the increase is about the same as She was named along with Raymond ty would make it more feasible than clubs meet again in Hartford on for invading Afghanistan. posted a 93-67 rout that made second- Michigan State beat the heck out of Department of Housing and Urban scoring Phil Esposito at the doorstep Mrs. Grasso seeking another four it was at this time last year. Smith, Clarence Allain and Pat building pump stations. The town has February 27. After kissing babies, hugging ranked Oregon State look like a us," said Miller. “I can’t think of one Development. years as governor. Lynn Gustafson, head school nurse, McNamara, who are also 8th District already hooked up with South Wind­ to push in goals, the Whalers lost That first win over the Bruins was children and signing autographs, Ali pickup team. Buckeye who played well” The loss broke ^Celvin Ransey’s 80- Armed Man Only 33 percent favored a limit, said today there are 1 percent more residents. The town successfully argued to sor’s sewer system. money, a lot of money, and were sweet. announced Thursday he had received "It’s a great feeling to know that game streak of double figure games. students out of class at this time than Mrs. Watts said she talked to Smith Senior U.S. District Judge M. Joseph The 8th District became a party to a telephone call from the president the kids can get up off the floor from more than 59 percent opposed it and Ransey played despite a knee injury in February of 1979. She said she Wednesday and demanded that her Blumenfeld that only existing the suit because it is the sewer and was ending^ his two-week exhibi­ that loss and give it to the No. 2 team slightly less than 8 percent were un­ Pro Hockey Roundup and had six points. Herb Williams led Robs Store couldn't trace the absenteeism to a name be dropped from the suit. members of the board should be authority in the area where South tion tour to India a week early to in the nation,” Brown continued. decided. the Buckeyes with 13 points. “flu, because there is more variety According to him and nis lawyers,” defendants. The new members are Windsor would be placing sewer leave on the mission to Africa for What made the decision even more The UPI survey was answered by Derek Smith scored nine points than that." she said, “it will be taken off.” James McCavanagh, Barbara lines. The effluent would be treated Carter. amazing was that Oregon State had MANCHESTER — Police are in­ 104 of the 183 state representatives during a second-half burst to rally and senators currently seated. The flu-like symptoms include In other legal actions, four former Weinberg, Arnold Kleinschmidt and at the Olcott Street plant. Detroit Rookie Asked how he liked the title “Am- already walloped UCLA earlier in the vestigating a Wednesday night fever, aching joints, upset stomach, basador Ali, ” the former champion year. Louisville to its 10th straight victory. armed robbery where an undeter­ and symptoms common in a cold, said: 'I don't like the title am-' "They knew they had a score to The Cardinals trailed 37-30 at the mined amount of cash was taken such as runny nose, headache or bassador. I’m just unique, period. ’ settle,” said Brown. half, with Tulane’s Eric Dozier from the Dairy Mart store, 368 Turn Enforcement On Hot Streak scoring 14 of his game-high 22 points. coughing. Mrs. Gustafson said Ali sped to New Delhi from the Mike Sanders scored 19 points and Spencer St. HARTFORD (UPI) State however there seemed to be a MHS Faculty Involved By United Press International southeastern state of Madras where Kiki Vandeweghe added 14, all in the Smith then sc o r^ 9 of his 10 points Police said a man wearing a T ransportation C om m issioner greater insidence of pneumonia this Mike Foligno may not be the most recognizable player in a he received the White House call. second half, to hand the 19-2 Beavers during a fiveminute spurt and stocking mask entered the store at Arthur Powers says he has sent year than in the past. Then before leaving New Delhi en their first Pac-10 loss. James Wilkes Louisville, 17-2 overall and 6-0 in the letters to traffic authorities asking Detroit uniform but after his performance in the past three 8:40 p.m.. jumped over the counter On the high school level, Gerri route to London and New York, he did a fine job on Steve Johnson, who Metro Conference, outscored Tulane for strict enforcement of Connec­ games, the red-hot rookie has caught his coach’s attention. an ' pointed a knife at a female clerk, Hoyt school nurse said there was no turned serious. still finished with 29 points before 13-2 to ice the game. Evaluation “This IS is Mike Foligno Week,” demanding the money from the cash ticut’s right on red law. In Review of Don Newman scored 17 points as a increase in absenteeism. “This is not a publicity stunt, said fouling out with three minutes left. register. Powers requested that “each quipped Red Wings Coach Bobby and the community. how students are scheduled will be it all myself, because I can’t, ” he Ali, “This is important. If Russia's ‘O /i, A^o/’ "It was the kind of game I like, patient Idaho club snapped Weber Ths suspect was described as a municipality initiate a vigorous and By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA Kromm, after Foligno notched his According to the report, students begin immediately. said. "When you start popping a cou­ allowed to keep taking territory, where you can look down the bench State's 18-game winning streak, the light complexioned black man in his stringent program of enforcement of second hat trick in three games to John McEnroe bends on one longest in the nation, while breaking Herald Reporter hold a positive image of the ad­ After the eight committees meet, ple in there, you start to realize she’ll soon be taking the oilfields. and see that everyone made a con­ early 20s. about six-foot-three inches the right turn on red law." Winter Sports lead Detroit to a 4-3 triumph over the a personal 18-game losing skein MANCHESTER - Manchester ministration and guidance the school’s steering committee will maybe you can put the puck in the net We've got to let them know we are knee in disbelief after tribution." said Brown. “One of the tall, of medium build, wearing a tan, He said strict enforcement along Pittsburgh Penguins. "He’s got a lot against the Wildcats. High School staffers met Thursday counselors, but teachers do not share review their accomplishments and in this league” serious. protesting call on shot by Jim­ things that excited me was James zippered coat, black pants and a pair city streets was “mandatory if the of talent. I said that earlier in the “This is probably the biggest win in MANCHESTER - Union Pond afternoon to begin to brainstorm in the students’ high regard. The recommend which suggestions to im­ 'We can’t keep playing games with my Connors which he believed and the job he did early defensing of sneakers, police said. law is to be safely implemented. " year and I’ll say it again. the last 10 years for Idaho," said annex has frozen hard enough to per­ their way through the 65-page report report recommended that teachers plement. Mrs. Katherine Bourn, Russia, " said Ali. who called Soviet Johnson. Police said the clerk said the "I said early in the year I thought Flyers 4, Norlli Stars 2 was out of bounds. Decision mit public skating there under of the Visiting Commiftee of the New begin a public relations effort to im­ steering committee chairwoman, President Leonid Brezhnev "a man "If you take away our turnovers Vandals Coach Don Monson. “We suspect took the cash receipts from he was capable of scoring 40 goals in A1 Hill's goal capped a threegoal stood and Connors went on to Employment Rises Recreation Department supervision. England Association of Secondary prove the way they are perceived. said her group would meet following of peace " during a visit last year to we’re tough to score against and played a cautious, selective game. It behind the counter as well and then this league. You know the old saying second-period. Philadelphia, down 1- w in match Sunday in Skating will be permitted there from Schools and Colleges. The report based their recommen­ the school’s February vacation. Moscow tonight we didn’t turn the ball over was a real big win for our program." fled the store on foot. They believed HARTFORD (UPII - Last year — once they come, they come like 0 after the first period on the first of 3 to 9 p.m. today. There will also be Jacob Ludes III, principal, called dation on opinion polls that had been Final implementation plans should Philadelphia, (UPI Photo) very often and even got them to turn Butch Carter scored 17 points and the robber apparently knew of a ended with record levels for employ­ grapes.” two A1 MacAdam goals, used scores Indiana outscored Illinois 10-0 late in skating at Charter Oak Park and at the effort, “The most faculty in­ taken before Ludes became prin­ be laid by March, Ludes said. He it over. ' special hiding place for the store's ment while the jobless rate in Foligno, who also assisted on by Bobby Clarke, Behn Wilson and the second half to pull out the tense Center Springs Pond during the same volvement and commitment I’ve cipal. Since he took office, discipline called Thursday’s meeting a Oregon State last led at 10-8 with cash. Connecticut remained at 4.8 percent hours. “commencement, in that we are at rookie John Ogrodnick’s game-winner Hill to take the lead. Bill Barber victory. Illinois set up a four-corner ever experienced in the eight times I procedures have been tightened. The in the third period, put it another 15:20 left in the opening half. But for the third straight month, state On Saturday and Sunday the three the end of the formal self-evaluation added insurance in the third period Bogey-Less Round offense at 8:18 of the second half have gone through this process.” report suggested this change may be midway through the half UCLA Fellowcraft Club Labor Commissioner P. Joseph way. and rookie goalie Rick St. Croix, while holding a 50-45 lead. The areas will be open from 10 a.m. to 9 Staff committees that had been in­ reflected In an Increase in regard for procedure, but we are beginning to reeled off 14 consecutive points to Peraro says. ‘Tve always said between every called up from Maine of the Hoosiers, 6-3 in the Big Ten and 13-5 MANCHESTER —The Fellowcraft p.m. if the weather permits. For up­ volved in the self-evaluation stage of the teachers. internalize the recommendations." grab a commanding 28-13 lead and He said Thursday that nonfarm ocean there’s a desert,” he said. American Hockey League, stopped 23 overall, then outscored the Illini 10-0 Club of Manchester Lodge 73 dated information phone 643-4700. the process were reactivated to dis­ Olsen said his committee is con­ The visiting committee’s report is Achieved by Little never again trailed. employment in the state rose to 1,- “ Well, this is my ocean.” shots. during the next seven minutes, with AF&AM will meet Tuesday at 6:30 cuss the recommendations of the sidering readministering the polls, part of the accreditation review of Oregon Stale, behind the inside 431,460 last December, an increase of School Registration Foligno, who turned 21 Tuesday, Sabres 6, Rangers 2 Isiah Thomas sinking a jumper that p m at the Masonic Temple. A visiting committee and methods of "due to the change in administration the high school. The report will be DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - South African Sally dominance Johnson, cut the deficit to 8,590 over the previous month. The has scored eight goals in the last Danny Gare scored his 29th and put the Hoosiers on top for good at 51- potluck supper will be served and a VERNON —Registration for implementing them. and policy. There is a different ap­ studied by the association, which will Little's golf fortunes took a sharp turn for the better last year 38-30 with 1:50 left in the half. But the number was 34,830 higher than the three games and 12 in the last seven 30th goals of the season, center Gil 50. Reno Gray had 20 points for film will be shown after the supper Grades 1-8 at St. Bernard School in Larry Olsen, treasurer of the proach and feeling." decide by May the length of the and after Thursday's opening round of the 1980 LPGA tour, they Bruins, with Sanders hitting several to pass Philadelphia's Brian Propp Perreault also scored his 30th goal Illinois. All Masons are invited to attend employment figure for December, Rockville, will be accepted Monday Manchester Education Association, school’s accreditation. Ludes said key baskets, scored five straight 1978. Ludes is serving on the committee as the highest scoring rookie in the and added an assist and Rick Martin look like they’re continuing right on course. Billy Williams and Larry Nance and to bring their families. Those through Friday of next week in the said his committee is considering the school isn’t required to comply points to take a 43-30 halftime lead. Weekly wages for the average fac­ to review staff and administration. NHL. scored his 28th goal and added an Little, a 28-year-old blonde who combined for 33 points and 12 planning on attending should call any school office. School Street, from 9 sending a faculty newsletter home to He said Thursday that his group has with all the recommendations but after the first round of the $100,000 The Bruins increased their lead to tory production worker rose to a a.m, to noon and evenings by appoint­ But the 6-foot-2, 190-pound right assist. Phil Esposito and Ron now makes her home in Deerfield rebounds as Clemson raised its of the following numbers to make parents. Olsen is a member of the made developing new job descrip­ said accreditation may hinge on com­ Championship of Deer Creek. 49-32 two mirutes into the second record $291.72, up $24.26 from ment. wing said he’s still a rookie and ‘Tve Greschner tallied for New York, Beach, fired a bogeyless 5-under-par record to 14-5. The Yellow Jackets, reservations: 643-4384 ; 649-7051; 646- committee evaluating the tions for department heads a top plying with some of the major fin­ Trailing her by a stroke at 69 over half. They grabbed a 20-point lead, December 1978. still got a lot of things to learn." which lost All-Star defenseman 68 Thursday to take a one-shot lead who committed 20 turnovers, lost 0006, o r649-1745 St. Bernard School accepts relationship between the high school priority. Additionally, a review of dings of the committee report. the par-73. 6,260-yard Deer Creek 64-44, with 11:34 left and extended it “I don't ever want to think I can do Barry Beck to an elbow injury. their 10th straight conference game students reeardless of race or creed. Course were four golfers — Amy to 73-48 with 7:17 to go and were Alcott, Jane Blalock, Beth Daniel never headed. and dropped to 4-14 overall. Danny Ainge scored 25 points to set LAST OFFER and JoAnne Carner. Another shot Oregon State Coach Ralph Miller More Donate Blood At Pero’s Kathy Says! THE made no excuses for his team. a career scoring record for Brigham MANCHESTER - An AT THESE back at 70 were Jan Stephenson, produces the colds and William H. Bayrer is a 15 Last Call tor Applaa by the 'A Buahal Bruins Rebound and Win "UCLA played an excellent Young and lead the Cougars to their Hollis Stacy and rookie Vicki unexpected number of minor illnesses, rendering PBi££Sl 16th victory in 20 games. The 6-foot-5 gallon donor and James V. Make Plea A Applaaauca. AMAZING _ s A v tn who scored two goals, set up two ditions,” said Bruins Coach Fred Singleton, who qualified for the tour game," he said. “Certainly if they walk-in donors helped some donors unacceptable. BOSTON (UPI) - Gerry junior now has 1,523 career points. McCooe heads the list of others and sported a bandage over Creighton. only two weeks ago at Sarasota. play this way the rest of year they reverse the dismal results December's blood drive ORCHARD FRESH He was aided by Alan Taylor's 20 donors with 16 gallons. M ici, Cor^andi, Rad DallcloiM. Ida Rad, Ruaaata, Fraah Cldar. Cheevers figures it took a lot his left eye, courtesy of an errant Middleton set up Stan Jonathan will be factor in the (Pac-10) race. of last month's blood drive. yielded only 79 pints while Nancy Lopez, the tour’s top money- The next bloodmobile more than talent and hard skate. “Maybe subconsciously it has early in’ the second period to give They beat us soundly tonight. They points and Devin Durrani’s 17. The Red Cross reports that the town has a monthly ------IMPORTED— Quartz winner the last two years, shot an visit is scheduled for • I ir- A -rr~n i work for the Boston Bruins to bothered us, but you try not to let it Boston a 3-0 lead which it took into even-par 73. certainly deserved to win. " Arnette Hallman’s two slam dunks 135 pints were collected at quota of 160 pints. The Hawaiian PInaapplaa, Paaa, Qraan Baana, Qraan A late in the second half helped Purdue Tuesday, Feb. 12 at Con­ Yallow Squaah, Hoi • Pnring HEATER affect you. I know one thing — no one the third period. But the Islanders Little won three tournaments for In other games involving the Top Wednesday's bloodmobile Honaydawa, Tangarinaa, Full 1-Yr. Guarantee bounce back from their worst holiday month traditionally cordia Lutheran Church Pappara, Ballgua Enolva, I Quartz Heating The Sensible Solution gives up on this team and we can found their offense, outshooting 20. Michigan State shocked No. 4 get past Iowa, Joe Barry Carroll led at the Knights of Colum­ Granny Smith Applaa, LImaa, Shalola, Laaki, Corn, defeat of the year and post a 4- the first time last year and won $119,- produces below-average CaulHTowar, Broccoli, Kale, To Effective anci Efficient Heating Only 100 L«ft the Boilermakers, 13-5 and 6-3 in the from 12;30 to 5;30 p.m. Flga, Dataa, Tampla Orangaa, come back. This was a big game for Boston 12-3 in the final period, and 105.01, finishing sixth on the money Ohio Stale 74-54, No. 5 Louisville bus. results, however, this White Bwaal Potatoaa. Tur> • Plug* Into any houaabotd out* 2 win Thursday night over the Big Ten, with 17 points and Hallman Coconuta. nipa. Chinaaa Caboagt, OPERATtSEOM / CENTSPFRHOUH us.” scoring a pair of quick goals to make list. edged Tulane 64-60, Idaho stunned Results show that 86 peo­ season’s poor showing was WMta p — finished with 13. Iowa dropped to 13-5 6ASED ON HAHl KOMI) CONN' HTll.nv MATLS’ New York Islanders. Middleton helped set up a Dwight things interesting. No. 15 Weber State 51-45, No. 16 In­ ple walked into the day­ termed severe, with the • Protactiva chroma*i>lalad alaal and 4-5 in the conference. grIH la navar hot to touch. "We showed a lot of guts out Foster goal at 11:13 of the opening Mike Bossy made it 3-1 when he diana downed Illinois 60-54, 17th- long collection site, out­ slack beginning earlier and THANKSGIVING "1 think I've become more COMPLETE LINE OF MAPLE SUGAR PRODUCTS • Quartz alamant radlataa haat a there,” the Boston netminder said, period, although he later admitted he rapped in a 15-footer at 7:45. It was ranked Clemson routed Georgia Tech distancing the 64 who had extending beyond the diatanca of 27 to 30 foot. aggressive on the golf course,” she NOVENA TO ST. JUDE after turning aside 19 shots to help might have deflected it in. Twenty- Bossy’s 33rd goal, his 16th in his last 76-52, No. 18 Brigham Young beat made appointments. holiday period. i«iaiBits«Mnt ONLY 100 • Air vonlod apaca balwaan said of her recent surge. ' It's like VISIT DIM U iM t DttPUT OF-I eaaing and llnaar kaapa haatar snap a two-game losing streak. five seconds later, Middleton gave Texas El-Paso 89-81 and No. 20 Pur­ 0 iMty $ l M l. Apitttt mi nartr, treat 17 games, and gives him a point in his there was no more fear. I think it's a Eighty-five people had As of Jan. 30, one gallon cool to tho touch. Rec Volleyball « nrtw M rK* in nirMltt: mw kimniM .THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS IN S T O C K “Against Hartford (an 8-2 loss Boston a 2-0 lead when he poked a last 15 games. Billy Harris converted due whipped Iowa 70-56. originally made ap­ donors include; Gary X. CALIF. • Bhuta off automatically whila matter of achieving some goals and it iii« Chrht tirttrM intirctitir it i l RED DELICIOUS Wednesday) we were just awful. But loose puck past New Yok goalie Billy a rebound 1:06 later to make it 3-2. Jay Vincent scored 21 points and Standings: American —Redwood pointments, however, 21 CARROTS THIS HEATER WILL HEAT maintaining daalrad room haat. gaining confidence. Averett; BtVL-rly Jenkins; ■bi mnkt fiw m a il p«triM|e n Um APPLES ORANGES the team played well tonight. We Smith. Michigan State broke the game open Farms 32-4, Insurers 31-5, Renn’s no-.shows were reported. L a r ^ 8lz« No waatad anargy. The Islanders kept pressing, but "I haven't put that much pressure Ann Dqrman; Judith Mor­ it m ii Ti ifM I Nivc rccMTM trim ttN A 15 X 20 ROOM needed something like this," he told "You can’t dwell_on one goal the only goal that would come was an at the start of the second half with an Tavern 19-17, ABA Tool & Die 16-20. Manchester Red Cross 4eftk if mf heart mi ImmMt W| ti ifwii 3S99« LIMIT 2 PER FAMILY on myself recently. I've gone out and ton; Raymond 3f89< 6i79« reporters, “We’ve got to prove we because they’ll get another one real empty net job by Middleton on a slap 8-2 spurt against the cold-shooting Watkins 7-29, Latvian American director Elaine Sweet said, Frederickson. GM k ii tm n Midi treat pmm t i cum ti played my own game. When I start a mj aiMslaMi. Hctp m in my pm int mi COTTSODA FRESH PEAS can play hockey — and we’re still a fast," said Islanders’ coach A1 Ar­ shot with 12 seconds left. Buckeyes, 14-4 overall and 6-3 in the Church 3-33. "We are elated with the LETTUCE tournament now. I just try to be in Two gallon donors are; wtent petition. In retwi I pruiiM li m ki FLAVORS pretty good team, gentlemen” bour. "And that’s just what National —Lathrop Insurance “We didn’t do anything for two the top 10, and if you're in the top 10, Big Ten. turnout; it was much Mama Goiangos; Robert iw r MMe hm«n mi emu yn t i be in- 79' LB. HD. The victory was Boston’s second in happened. We let the Bruins push us periods, but in the third period, we it look a while to convince Agency 29-7, North Enders 25-11, better than expected and C. Herdic; William H. vihet 2Italy, specifically to the little town of to play their home games in the Hart­ Techmen took the first engagement, son’s troops wish to up their win tournament. Evert said she would leave the tour In other singles matches Thursday, o’clock. If Ayer is restored to the line-up, second set advantage. But Jaeger ran Dolo, the birthplace of his late ford Coliseum instead of having to 49-29. Jaeger, who turned pro just last after this week's tournament to think seventh-seeded Ruzici defeated First-year Coach Steve skein. Amenta and McKenney com­ he will be joined by 5-foot-ll off another string of four consecutive father. The Dodger manager had In area action, 4-9, 4-10 Penney week, had knocked off veteran Rosie about her tennis future. Sherry Acker 6-2,7-5 and Hanika beat travel 31 miles up the road to Armstrong’s Indians lead the league bined for 42 points, 25 by the latter, in sophomore Brian Galligan, who games to take a 4-2 lead. Both been invited by the Italian Olympic Casals and No. 3 Wendv Turnbull in Evert plavs No. 8 Svlvia Hanika. Betsy Nagelson 6-3, 6-3. Springfield, Mass. The roof which at 12-2 while in hot pursuit is Hall at High visits 6-7, 6-8 Enfield High and the first meeting with the Silk regardless will draw a starting nod. players held service and Jaeger Athletic Federation. “I can’t tell you collapsed in the Hartford Coliseum 11-3. Sandwiched between the pair is 3- 10, 4-11 East Hartford High enter­ Towners taken by the locals, 70-56, “We have to inject a new look,” the feeling that went through me,” two years ago finally has been Wethersfield, 11-2, which has a tains 11-2 Windham High in CCIL en­ Improved backcourt play, provided Penders states, adding Mike Lasorda says, “when they bring me rebuilt. The Whalers will be more suspended contest to complete. counters. A pair of CVC tilts find 10- by Alex Britnell, Pat Silver, Ed Ken- to this town where my father was Ciszewski and Tom Fortin as well than happy to settle down in Hartford Manchester took the first affair from 0, 12-3 South Windsor High at 2-7, 6-8 nison and Joe Maher, has been part McEnroe Sounds Like Coach born and raised, let me off the bus in again. They lose $75,000 every time will see floor time, “South usually Glastonbury High and 6-3, 7-8 of the reason for Manchester’s re­ Hall, 70-67. The Silk Towners have plays a man defense and Brian is our the middle of the square and I see they have to play one of their home Rockville High at home against 5-4, cent surge. That coupled with im­ this great big sign overhead, saying, won six straight, the Warriors five in only really good one-on-one player games in Springfield. a row so something has to give. 5-9 Bloomfield High. Finally, 11-1,11- proved team defensive play has given 'Welcome Tom Lasorda — son of other than Bobby (Venora). He has After Disposing of Pfister Returning to the boys side of the 2 Cromwell High hosts improving 4-8, the Indians impetus. Manchester has quickness and can push the ball up the Sabatino Lasorda.’ Then we all go Jerry Holtzman, the Chicago Sun- ledger, Manchester, 10-3 in the 4- 10 Rham High and 8-4, 10-4 Coven­also been receiving consistent court.” .J into the only movie in the town, and Times’ able and knowledgable league and 10-4 overall, hosts 5-8, 7-8 try High is at 3-9, 3-11 Vinal Tech in scoring from forwards Rich Koepsel The East-South series stands at 20 Scanlon, a three-set victor over Andrew Pattison. what picture do you think they show? baseball writer who did so well with RICHMOND (UPI) - John McEnroe, No. 1 Kyle Ayer Hall at Clarke Arena. Coach Doug Middletown in COC clashes. and Brian Sweeney, who have nine wins apiece. Jackie Tucker Vilas and Nastase, old friends and foes, played the The 1977 World Series between us and his previous books, looks as if he has . seed in the $175,000 Richmond Tennis Classic, match of the tournament in the Richmond Coliseum. Returns to Action Indian Scorer sounded more like a coach after winning his se­ the Yankees. It was an experience I come up with another bell-ringer as Vilas broke through (o take a 5-4 lead against Nastase in don’t think I'll forget the rest of my publisher of a collection of such cond round match against Hank Pfister. the first set of their encounter. life.” sports classics as Lawrence Ritter’s During the ninth game, Nastase had smacked a ball at "I don't think he played as well as he can," said the 20- "The Glory of their Times," Paul Astros Sign Morgan a lineswoman in disgust over a call and received a war­ XIII OLYMPIC year-old New Yorker, who was a semifinalist in this tour­ NHL President John Ziegler might Galileo’s "Farewell to Sport,’’ ning for his gesture. He repeated the act at the end of the nament last year, after whipping the 26-year-old Califor­ have taken a little too long before Robert Creamer’s “Babe," Jerry WINTER HOUSTON (UPI) — Free agent second baseman Joe game and was hit with a penalty point. VALUE nian. 6-1. 6-2. reaching a decision in that player-fan Kramer and Dick Schaap’s “Instant GAMES Morgan says he has signed an unguaranteed one-year "He seemed like he was trying to play like he But even with a 15-love advantage, Vilas couldn’t hold Steelers Lead contract with the Houston Astros for a base salary of brawl of Dec. 23 at Madison Square Replay," Bill Veeck and Ed Linn’s ' ‘ 'lAKE his service and Nastase broke him for a 5-5 tie. Both held shouldn't," said McEnroe. "He's a big guy. but he was Garden, but he made the right one in "Veeck As in Wreck,” among others. PLACID $225,000. dinking the ball." service to set the tiebreaker. his suspension of those Boston Bruin Ten volumes will make up the series The Astros scheduled a new conference to an­ It did appear the 6-foot-4 Pfister. who has played In the tiebreaker, Nastase led 4-2, 5-4, 6-5 and 7-6, but players involved. No matter what which will be offered in one big 1980 nounce the signing, but Morgan, contacted at his couldn't put the Argentine away. Vilas hit a winner at 7-7 McEnroe before, was going to try to finesse McEnroe, sport he’s engaged in, a player collection by American Express. All-Pro Selections Oakland, Calif., home Wednesday night, confirmed he not overpower him. But his fine cuts, lobs and drop shots to tie, Nastase put a shot into the net to fall behind 8-7 and demeans himself by going into the had agreed to the contract, which also will include Vilas hit another winner to take the set. didn't work. stands after a fan or a go stands after Eddie Mathews says the greatest By Murray Olderman pute and. though he had an Alabama A&M. several incentive clauses to boost his salary. Coming Star In the second set, Vilas broke Nastase at 4-2 and again T - RANDY WHITE, TOO GOOD TO "This is the first time I've beaten him easily," said a fan or a group of them. There’s a scare he ever had in baseball came in outstanding year, surrendered WR - JOHN JEFFER­ Dallas, 6-4, 250, age 26. fifth For Morgan, 36, the return to the team which drafted in the final game to win the match. Fourteen-year-old Andrea McEnroe. "It didn't seem like he was ready." way for any player to deal with fans his rookie season with the Boston NEW YORK (NEA) - The his spot to teammate Ray­ SON, San Diego, 6-1, 190, age year, Maryland. him in 1962 will mean a sizeable cut in his reported 1979 McEnroe ripped Pfister in the first set and jumped to a Sadri broke Clerc’s serve in the 11th game of the second who get out of line. Point them out to Braves in 1952. "We had played a Pittsburgh Steelers, the mond Chester. 23, second year, Arizona T - CHARLES JOHNSON, salary of $425,000. BEfM LLED Jaeger smashes two-fisted 4-0 lead in the second. McEnroe allowed Pfister only 11 set and then held his own serve to clinch the victory. National Football League State. Philadelphia, 6-3, 262, age 27. Morgan played with the Astros for nine seasons before backhand on way to upset win the authorities, whose job it is to take spring exhibition, in Atlanta, I think team of the 1970s and Super There are nine repeaters TE - RAYMOND CHES­ third year, Colorado. points in the first set. Four of those came when Pfister Gottfried found Kriek too much as the 21-year-old South care of such things. Fans who insist it was, and 1 thought the train was being traded to the Cincinnati Reds in 1972. He played in USED... African staged several comebacks to come away with the Bowl champions three times from 1978’s NEA all-pro TER, Oakland, 6-4, 235, age MLB - JACK LAMBERT. over Sue Barker yesterday in held service to win the fourth game after being broken in on becoming involved with com­ supposed to leave at 11 that night, but during the decade, provided selections: Campbell, 31,10th year, Morgan State, Pittsburgh, 6-4, 220, age 27, three World Series with the Reds, but had his poorest two-hour, three-set victory and advance to the quarter­ Seattle. Jaeger is a high school the second. petitors in any sport usually are when I got to the station a little visible evidence of that supe­ Webster, guards John Hannah T - JON KOLB, Pitts­ sixth year. Kent State. season in 1979, hitting .250 with 32 RBI and 28 stolen 19 6. auto., Victor Amaya, who defeated fourth-se^ Eddie Dibbs; wasn't stopped by the 28-year-old Gottfried. Five other Steelers were members. Haber also provides the and asked if there was a plane or bus 10th year, Lincoln. LUGE awards. His defensive ability in 1979 did not match that of air cond.. power steering, radio • Sadri and Vilas square off; and Tanner goes against Bill named to the second team. SS - DONNIE SHELL, previous seasons, however. Real clean. information that only one big league we could catch and they told us there The Steeler first-team Pittsburgh, 5-11, 190, age 27. baseball player, Ralph Drawin Barnes to Clippers weren’t any. The only thing available selections were John Stall- sixth year. South Carolina The real trick is to pro­ 78PLYM. *3895 Miller, who played for Baltimore and was a cab. We took it and rode all worth at wide receiver, John State. nounce it. Loozzhh. Votare 4 Door. 6 cyl., auto., air SAN DIEGO (UPI) - The San Brooklyn in the late 1800s, ever lived night. It cost us a bundle but we beat Kolb at offensive tackie. Mike FS - MIKE REINFELDT, A thin sied that requires cond.. power steering A brakes, Diego Clippers have signed free Northwest Girls to be 100, and righthanded pitcher the train in, and our manager. Webster at center. Jack Lam­ Houston, 6-2, 195, age 26, competitors, singles or Bowling radio • Nice & clean. F bert and Jack Ham at line­ SPORTS SLATE agent Marvin Barnes to a 10-day con­ Larry Yount had the shortest major- Charlie Grimm, never found out. I fourth year, Wisconsin doubles, to ride on their backer and Donnie Shell at (Milwaukee). back, steering it down an icy 77 VOLKS. *4095 tract, putting Steve Malovic on the league career of any other player in was only 20 then and I never was strong safety. P - BOB GRUPP, Kansas track at speeds up to 60 REC- Randy Copeland 178- HOME ENGINEERS- Rabbit 2 Door 4 cyl. 4 speed. Friday injured list. Surprise Eaglettes history. Yount was warming up to more frightened in my life.” The Houston Oilers, who City, 6-0, 195, age 24, first miles an hour. It's dangerous 415, Dave White 161-144- Jennie Leggitt 195-475, AM-FM cassette • Economy at its BASKETBALL The Clippers signed Barnes after pitch a regular-season game for finished second to the Steelers year. Duke. and exhilarating and breath­ 403, Bill Zwick 140-390, Bill Lynn Davis 204-503, Phyllis best. their trade bid for Denver's George Houston in 1971 when suddenly dis­ in the Central Division of the taking. Pagani Sr. 142-386, Dick Hall at Manrhealrr, 8 Early tactics by East Catholic girls’ basketball team resulted Chris Evert Lloyd, a ripe old 26. American Football Confer­ Heritage 188-489, Barbara McGinnis fell apart Wednesday. The following were selected A special $5 million luge 79CHEV. *5795 East Catholic vs. South Catholic at aster struck. Yount hurt his arm talks vaguely about retiring and then ence during the regular sea­ Roach 158-375, Jerry Smith Caprice 4 Door. 305 V-8, auto., air in a halftime lead but Northwest Catholic rebounded in the final to the NEA second team: run was built In conjunction Higley 181-489, Eileen Hen­ LofH, 8 Barnes, who was waived last year warming up and never got into the about "coming back.” Wait’ll she’s son and were defeated by with the bobsled run just for 370, Bill Pagani Jr. 361, cond., power steering A brakes. 16 minutes and took a 61-44 verdict in HCC play last night in West The sensational pass-catch­ G - JOHN HANNAH, New son 177, Marlys Dvorak AM-FM radio, vinyl roof • Low by Boston, was given a Clipper trial game, his name already had been in­ out a while and has to figure out how them in the AFC title game, these Olympics. Tom Brennan 358, Tom Bolton at Cheney Tech, 8 England, 6-2, 270, age 28, sev­ 179-460, Edie Palmer 190- mileage. Hartford. placed four men among the ing team from San Diego — OFFENSE: WR - Ahmad E Penney at Enfield earlier this season, but was bothered cluded in the lineup, so he’s credited to kill the day when she gets up every enth year. Alabama. But it won't help the Amer­ Martin 357, Ken Ostrinsky 12- and 15-foot shots you wouldn’t NFL all-pros — offensive quarterback Dan Fouts to Rashad, Minnesota; WR — 517, Marsha Danahy 183- \4indham at East Hartford by a swollen knee after the first few The win improves the Indians’ con­ with being in one game although he morning. She’ll be back playing ten­ wide receiver John Jefferson G - JOE De LAMIEL- icans — who have never 354, Newt Emerson 353, tackle LMn Gray, running Wes Chandler, New Orleans; come close to anything like a 497, Cathy Bohjalian 461, 78CHEV. *4495 workouts, and Clipper skipper Gene ference mark to 8-1 and 15-1 overall believe. They don’t have the size to never pitched a single ball. nis quicker than she thinks. — made a deserved break­ LEURE, Buffalo. 6-3, 248, age Impala 3 Seat Station Wagon. V- South M indsor at Glastonbury back Earl Campbell (NEA’s TE — Dave Casper, Oakland; medal since the event was Bob Smith 140-351, Gene Chris Sullivan 452, Shirley go inside but they were popping from through into the all-pro class. 28. seventh year. Michigan T — Russ Washington, San 6, auto., air cond.. power steering Bloomfield at Rockville Shue judged him out of shape. while the setback drops the Eaglettes Player of the Year), lineback­ added to the Olympic pro­ Yost 145. Eldridge 464, Joan Spera the outside." Fouts barely edged Terry State. Diego; T — Marvin Powell, A brakes, luggage rack, radio - Rham at Cromwell to 5-3 in the HCC, 9-5 overall. East er Robert Braziie and free gram in 1964. They simply Like new. very low mileage. Bradshaw of Pittsburgh in the C - MIKE WEBSTER, New York Jets; G — Doug 175, Tonny Verfaille 187. has two games left on its regular Colleen Brewer netted 20 points to safety Mike Reinfeldt. don't have the technology. PI>NETTE.S- Anita Shorts Coventry at Vinal Teeh poll. The Charger flinger set Pittsburgh, 6-2, 250, age 27, Wilkerson, San Diego; G — slate, Thursday at home against St. pace the Indians with Mary Cobb and The NEA All-Pro team is sixth year, Wisconsin. The East Germans have 472, Barbara Algren 469, 79CHEV. *5795 Manchester at Hall (girls), 8 also tangible proof of the AFC an NFL record for passing at Gerry Mullins, Pittsburgh; C Mary Mulshine adding 14 and 13 QB - DAN FOUTS, San perfected sleds — which, Camaro Sport Cpe. V-6. auto., SVITMMI.NG McGee Appointed Thomas Aquinas and next Saturday superiority that has existed in 4,082 yards. — Jack Rudnay, Kansas City; Wanda Bonadies 176-475, respectively. Monica Murphy and The surprise NEA choice Diego. 6-3, 210, age 28. sev­ without the human factor, RESTAURANT- Dick power steering A brakes. AM-FM Manchester at Fermi, 3:30 evening at South Catholic. recent seasons QB — Terry Bradshaw, Pitts­ give them an edge of sec­ Katy Spearin 454, Tina stereo, tilt wheel - Low mileage. PINE BLUFF, Ark. (UPI) - Sue Dailey had 16 and 14 markers was punter Bob Grupp of enth year, Oregon burgh; RB — Ottis Anderson, Krinjak 179-210-527, Joe East had a 14-9 edge at the first Soucy Bright Spot Only one man on the offen­ onds in the scary 1,000- Ahrens 456, Eleanor Lively Saturday Former Pittsburgh Steelers' All-Pro respectively for East while Karen sive unit, running back Walter Kansas City, a rookie, over RB - EARL CAMPBELL. St. Louis; RB — Franco Tolisano 161-146-445, Rollie turn and 24-21 advantage at the inter­ Oakiand's Ray Guy, who had meter descent. 180-493, Linda Burton 176- 77 CHEV. *4095 BASKETB.ALL defensive tackle Ben McGee was Lucier turned in a solid performance Payton of the Chicago Bears, Houston. 5-11, 224, age 24. Harris, Pittsburgh; PK — They won it all, both m en's Irish 144-396, Frank Me Monte Carlo Coupe. V-6, auto., mission. "I think we surprised them been an all-pro all of his pre­ Mark Moseley, Washington. 467, Patt Baranowski 450, Housatonie at MCC, 8 named head football coach Thursday with 6 steals and 4 assists. comes from the National second year, Texas. and women's, in '76 and they Namara 159-410, Bill Bron­ air cond.. power sl6e>lng A in the first half," voiced Eaglette vious six seasons in the NFL. DEFENSE; E - Harvey Carol Bushnell 452, Ginger brakes. Landau roof, radio. \4RESTLI.NG at the University of Arkansas at Pine With Tech Matmen Football Conference. The RB - WALTER PAYTON, should do It again In '80. son 166-418, George Coach Donna Ridel, "Normally we Northwest also took the jayvee The only other rookie to get Martin. Dallas; E — A1 Baker, Yourkas 180-509, Dolly Wethersfield at Manchester, noon Bluff. NFC was better represented Chicago, 5-10, 208, age 25. Burgess 174-140-432, Art slow it down but instead we fast contest, 43-28. Lisa Johnson had 8 on defense, with the entire any sizable voting support fifth year, Jackson State. Detroit; T — Joe Greene, Predictions Dawood 458, Pam Robert­ 79 PONT. *4395 East Catholic at St. Bernard, 1 UAPB officials announced McGee was running back Ottis J. Cunliffe 150-141-399, Travis broke." points to lead the young Eaglettes, front four of Lee Roy Seimon Pittsburgh; T — Gary John­ son 183-505, Kris Higley Sunbird Coupe. 4 cyl, 4 spd.. p.m. will replace James Shaw, who was Winding up on the short end of the scoreboard, Cheney Tech’s (Tampa Bay), Jack Young­ Anderson of St. Louis, who. PK - TONI FRITSCH, son, San Diego; MLB — Ran­ MEN'S SINGLES — 1. Cook 153-149-419, John Fox radio • Like new Northwest, however, recovered now 5-9 for the season. brilliant though he was. Houston, 5-7, 195, age 34, 176-482. ICE HOCKEY fired in November after four wrestling team fell, 46-15, to Rham High last night in Hebron. blood (Los Angeles), Randy dy Gradishar, Denver; LB — Hans Rinn, East Germany; 2. 147-154-432, John Kensel from the early deluge and outscored .Norlhwenl Catholir (61) — Cobb 7 0-1 couldn’t crack the Campbell- ninth year, no college. Manchester at Enfield (Enfield seasons. The Golden Lions finished 2- The reversal drops the Beaver White (Dallas) and Charles Dave Lewis, Tampa Bay; LB Paul Hildgartner, Italy; 3. 164-425, Steve Tongren 164- 78 CHEV. *4495 East in the third stanza, 21-6, to 14, L. Rodgers 2 1-2 5, Brewer 8 4-4 20, Payton axis in the backfield DEFENSE — Tom Jackson, Denver; CB Norbert Hahn, East Germa­ GALAXIES- Barbara Malibu Classic 4 Door V-6. auto., Arena), 4 8 last year. Johnson (Philadelphia), plus 409, Jeff Morey 168 421, assume a 42-30 advantage after three Kearns 0 0-0 0, Daworen 0 0-0 0, Mulshine matmen to 4-11-1 for the season. cornerback Lemar Parrish The 1979 NEA All-Pro team — Mike Haynes. New ny. Sankey 125, Sharon Kuc- air cond., power steering A East Catholic at W atertown (Taft), lines up as follows: Carl Bujaucius 142-399, brakes, radio - Nice and clean. quarters. 6 1-2 13, Morrissey 0 0-1 0, K. Rodgers 3 3- Art Soucy continued his fine in­ (Washington). LE - JACK YOUNG­ England; CB — Mel Blount, WOMEN'S SINGLES - 1. zynski 132-128-343, Donna 7:30 OFFENSE Pittsburgh; SS — Bill Thomp­ Melitla Sollman, East Emil Roux 140, Herb Cran­ "We couldn't buy a bucket in the 7 9, Pepin 0 0-0 0, Andrus 0 0-0 0. Totals 26 dividual campaign for the Techmen Dave Casper, generally BLOOD, Los Angeles. 6-4, 243, Sklat 126, Julie Reggio 139, 9-17 61 rated the best tight end in age 29, ninth year, Florida. son, Denver; FS — Tim Foley, Germany; 2 Ilona Brandi, dall 155, Bill Sheekey 147, 79 CHEV. *4495 third quarter," Ridel cited, "They in the 121-pound class as he pinned Denise Martino 131-362, Monza 2-f 2 Coupe. 4 cyl. 4 spd.. East Catholic (44) — Lucier 1 0-0 2, footbail, missed the first WR - JOHN STALL- RE - LEE ROY SELMON, Miami; P — Ray Guy, East Germany; 3. Vera Zolzu- Rham’s Troy Watkins in 1:14. The Oakland. Debbie Gilnack 127-354, John DeAngelis 141, Dave AM-FM radio, radlals - Clean. put a lot of pressure on us in the se­ Murphy 8 0-3 16, Harvev 0 0-00, Walsh 0 0- month of the season with Oak­ WORTH, Pittsburgh, 6-foot-2, Tampa Bay, 6-3, 255, age 25. ya, USSR. pin win upped Soucy's record to 134)-1 MEN’S DOUBLES - t. Castagna 154. B asketb all cond half and that forced us into 0 0, Dailey 7 04) 14, White 0 (H) 0, Cun­ land because of a contract dis­ 183 pounds, age 27, sixth year. fourth year. Oklahoma. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I Lois Erickson 141-378. some turnovers. for the season. East Germany (Rinn-Hahn); 77 CHEV. *4395 ningham 3 0-2 6, Farr 1 0-0 2, Skehan 1 2-2 Dave Menard and Todd Rychling Echo 2. West Germany (Brander- Monte Carlo Landau Coupe, V-8. "They (Northwest) were hitting 4, Campbell 0 04) 0. Totals 21 2-7 44. Schwarm): 3. USSR (Danilin- auto, air cond.. power steering RENNET deadlocked 18-all at the end of accounted for the other Tech points. and brakes, AM-FM stereo • Very Hockey lakushln). SCOREBOARD Bennet dropped a 67-50 decision regulation. Jim Fogarty had 16 Results: 100 —Menard (CT) dec. Results low mileage yesterday to Kosciuszko of Enfield. points, including his club's total in Boucher 5-4, 107 —T. Boucher (R) pinned Edmond Hurst had 22 points and the OT. to lead the Celtics. Kiffy Hanna :48, 114 —McKay (R) dec. Cun­ Hull Remains 78 CHEV. *4195 Chevette 4 Door 4 cyl. auto.. Career-High Game Bv I ’niled I’ress Intfrnational NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASS(X' James Kibbie and Paul Hohenthal 6 Silver and Sharon Bellone each added ningham 10-5. 121 —Soucy ((?T) pinned On Sidelines n a t io n a l h o c k e y LEACJCE Eastern Conference AM-FM radio, rear elec defogger apiece for the Bears, 5-5 for the 4 markers. Stan Nowak (10) and Neil Watkins 1:14, 128 —Dostie (R) pinned The Wolff-Zackin Squirts Campbi’U Conferonue Atlantic Division • Like new. season. Bloking (6) led the Hawks. Wright, 134 —Diggs (R) pinned Camire recovered from a two-goal deficit to ‘Too Tair Arrested Patrick Division W L Pet (JB 3:48, 140 —Fournier (R) pinned Walter WINNIPEG (UPC) - W L T IMS OF CiA Boston 40 13 755 - For Denver^s Issel tie Enfield 2-2. Jim McKeown and Philadelphia 34 3 12 8U 14f> l*hiladelphia 38 14 731 l ‘ z 78 OLDS. *4095 3:28, 147 —Piche (R) dec. Bouchard 9-2, Bobby Hull will remain on RENNETJ\B04S Dan West scored for ECHO and On Charge of Rape NY Rangers 23 20 9 f* 188 Now York Z7 28 491 14 Cutlass Sedan 4 Door V-8. auto., lU SINESSMEN By IRA KAUFMAN 157 —Dootie (R) pinned Andrulal 1:19, tile Winnipeg Jets' injury N^’ Islanders 23 19 7 M 17U 160 Washington 23 29 442 16'$ power steering, radio • Looks Brian Frawley and Drew O’Connell New Jersey 22 32 40; lB=a Bennet jayvees fell yesterday to Standings: American 169 —Rankl (R) maj. dec. B. Hunter 10-0, DALLAS (UPI) - Ed “Too Tall” Allanla 21 22 7 49 IfH 174 brand newl L'PI Sports Writer list despite more than a Washington 13 28 fl 34 18B Central Division Vernon Middle School. 52-45. Mark made a number of key plays. In the SKI**’ W L Pci (JB —Manchester Cycle Shop 9-0, Pete’s 187 —Robinson (R) WBF, Unlimited Jones, w h ^ u it the Dallas Cowboys month of resting his ailing Smvthe Division Atmore had 23 points. Tony King 8 8-1, Farr's 6-3, (Dne Hour Martinizing In his last game before the All-Star break, Denver’s Dan Issel —Rychling (CT) pinned Keefe 3:52. second tilt, the Squirts, in the last you CAN DO IT to begni a 'professional boxing ■ W L T Pis OF OA Atlanta 32 23 5H2 - 79 FORD *5595 five seconds scored and broke a 4-4 shoulder, club General Chicago 2U IR13 53 142 152 San Antonio 29 2fi 537 2 'j Mustang Qhia Hatchback Coupe. and Dave Dougan 7 for the Bears, 5-4, Fuss & O’Neill 5-4, offered a very persuasive argument for his inclusion in the mid­ career, thursday was arraigned for St Ix)uis 21 21 9 51 162 160 Indiana 26 28 481 5>x 4 c yl. auto., power steering, radio FOR KIDS Manager John Ferguson Houston 25 28 472 6 now 5-4 for the season. tie with Suffield. Tim Martin led the Edmonton IS 2M0 4U 179 200 • Like new. 6,000 miles. National —Moriarty Fuel 5-4, year classic. rape. If) 27 8 38 156 178 Cleveland 23 32 418 9 with injuries and McGinnis again sat attack with two goals. Rob Monaco, said today. Vancouver Highland Park Market 3-6, Westown out, pending an expected trade to In­ Jones, a 6-foot-9, 250-pound former Ferguson said the Colorado 14 29 7 35 159 191 [V tro it 14 40 2T0 I? ! Issel, the most consistent player in Brian Frawley and Jim McKeown Winnipeg 14 32 6 34 142 200 W estern Conference 78 CHEV. *4295 BENNET J\ UHLS Pharm acy 3-6, B A. Club 1-8, GOING UP Midwest Division Denver’s dreary season, scored an diana. all-pro defensive end for the Cow­ “Golden Jet" could be out Wales Conference Chevette 4 Door. 4 c y l. auto., air Bennet jayvee girls succumbed to Manchester Police 0-9. also scored. Aaron Engel and B.J. Norris Division W L Pet GB NBA career-high 47 points against The Nets led by as many as eight boys, reportedly had spent the night of the lineup for several Kansas City 35 23 603 — cond , radio, low mileage - Like Vernon, 27-19. yesterday in Vernon Foley shared the goal-tending duty Here's how to make those first lift W L T Pts OF OA points before Denver rallied behind at the apartment of a woman friend. weeks. Montreal 27 18 6 60 194 166 Milwaukee 29 27 518 5 new. New Jersey Thursday night to pace and tallied 16 saves. rides easier for your youngster... Denver 19 36 345 14'i Jill Frese had 7 points and Sue SENIOR The woman’s roommate said she 1,A)S Angeles 21 20 9 51 203 2(» the Nuggets to a 127-126 triumph. Glen Gondrezick — who scored the The Regal Squirts defeated Suf­ Tell the lift operator that this is the “Bobby told me his Pittsburgh 19 21 11 49 174 185 Chicago 18 35 340 14'a Williamee 6 for the Bears. 0-8 for the Standings: Sportsman Cafe 7-2, child's first time up—and tell him be­ Detroit 19 23 7 45 171 170 I'tah 18 38 321 16 79 CHEV. ‘6150 Enjoying perhaps his'finest season Nuggets’ final eight points — and woke up early today to find Jones at shoulder is still a source of Impala 4 Door. V-8, auto., air con- season. field 1-0. The lone goal went to Joel fore you've moved out and committed Hartford 15 22 10 40 165 171 Pacific Division Fogarty Oilers 6-3, Irish Insurance Issel. Robert Smith, an ex-Nugget, tacking her. discomfort and it has simp­ W L Pci, GB d.. power steering A brakes, in the NBA despite Denver’s dismal Kullas on an assist from Brian White yourself to the next chair. Adams Division Agency 5-4, Moriarty Bros. 4-5, 19-37 record, Issel was not selected had a chance to force overtime for He was arraigned by Judge ly not responded to the rest W L T Pts UF C.A Seattle 38 16 704 - radio, elec, rear window EASTEIIOSH as Bob Halpin earned his first You can help by holding the child's Buffalo 32 13 6 70 202 138 liOS Angeles 38 17 delogger, rusiprooled • Like new. Fogarty Bros. 4-5, Cooper St. (or Sunday’s All-Star game. the Nets with two free throws with no poles as well as your own in your out­ Joe Loving and bond was set at $2,- that he has given it,” said Ikiston 30 14 6 183 147 Ph(K>nix 35 19 648 3 With three performers in double shutout of the season. In their second Minnesota 22 1610 191 151 San Diego 28 29 491 tPa Package 1-8 "I was disappointed about not time left, but the 90 percent foul side hand and by putting the child on 500. Ferguson. figures. East Catholic's frosh game, the Squirts tied Wethersfield, Toronto 21 24 4 184 201 I'ortlana 26 29 473 I2>i TRUCKS being selected, but after the last shooter missed the second attempt. the side the operator is already on. A police report said Jones, his "He is going to consult Quebei' 19 23 7 151 160 Golden Slate 16 38 296 22 trimmed Weaver. 57-53, yesterday in DEANERY 2-2. Goals went to Bobby Mayne and As the chair approaches, the oper­ Thursday's Results Thursday's Results three nights, I can certainly use the Rookie Calvin Natt led New Jersey woman friend, her roommate and a with his own private physi­ Buffalo 6. N Y Hangers 2 Boston 119, Washington 103 78 FORD <4595 Hartford Sean McPadden had 15 Mid-week action in the league saw Jeff Allen, assists to Korey Harmon ator should take charge by loading the rest," said the Nuggets’ 6-foot-9 with 32 points. doctor went out Wednesday night to cian with the hopes that lk)slun4, N Y. Islanders2 Atlanta ill . Golden Stale UT7 lo l F-100 8' Styleaide Pickup. V-6. St Bridget trim St. Rose, 36-29, and Danny Arcenas. Arcenas also child into the chair A standard rule: if Philadelphia 4 Minnesota 2 I’hiladelphia 110, Houston 1(F) auto., power steering. AM-FM points. Paul Tucker 14, Tim Feshler celebrate the doctor’s birthday. Assumption top Our Lady of Peace, veteran, whose savvy and deft touch New Jersey Coach Kevin Loughery starred on defense. the child's rear end is lower than the ^ even minor, corrective sur­ Detroit 4, Pittsburgh 3 New York 112, Indiana US radio, jet black 10, Dave Callahan 9 and Rich Soucier seat of the chair, he should ride with ^ . After the doctor went home, Jones Friday's (James I,x)s Angeles 107. ('hicago97 compensates for the height and knows close doesn't count in the gery is not necessary.” Denver 127. New Jersey 126 7 for the young Eagles. 11-5 for the 45-22, and St. Joseph's down St. In later action. Regal stopped an adult. Once the two of you are on ^ Washington at Allanla quickness he usually yields to op­ NBA. returned with the women to their The 41-year-old left Winnioeg at FJdmonton Portland 94. Kansas City 93 79 CHEV. *6995 season James, 26-20. Middlesex, 5-0. Sean Ransom led the the chair, keep your poles across your posing centers. "We had control of the game, but apartment. The roommate said she winger has just returned Seattle 105, Milwaukee 101 C-10 8' Fleetside Pickup V-6, East's next outing is Saturday mor­ Mark Holmes had 24 points for St, offense with two goals. Kullas, laps to act as a safety bar Encourage auto., air cond., power steering A "I am glad it was 47 points instead we made some mistakes,” said the the child to sit back. left Jones and his friend and went to from Florida, where he has brakes. Cheyenne pkg.. special ning at home againsi Xavier High at Bridget: Mike Gagnon 13 for St. White, and Allen also scored for bed. BUILD WITH QUALITY PROFESSIONALS Rose. Tom Moriarty had 21 points to of 46," said Issel, who Wednesday frustrated Loughery. "We get close ECHO. Assists were credited to Although youngsters do not or­ been recuperating from a 2>tone. rustproofed and many 10 o’clock. dinarily jump out of chairs, they do The report said about 2:30 a.m. the more extra options. pace Assumption; Chris Aubin 7 to night became only the 14th pro player every night but don’t get the wins. Mayne. White, Dave Yamarik, and shoulder injury sustained forget to get off. To unload, hold the woman was “awakened by a body on MIDI, El lead OLP. Mike Holland had 10 to go over the 19,000 point plateau. We were winning these kinds of Allen. Halpin recorded his second when he began training for R. P. ROUSHON poles again in the outside hand and top of her” and was being raped. Pizza House, with Mike Young and tallies for St. Joe’s; Chris Mulcahy 8 "Without (David) Thompson and games last year.” shutout of the season with 16 saves. hold the child's upper arm just under his Oct. 26 comeback with Jones left her room and she went to a CARTER Brian Milone each dumping in 8 (or ,St. James. (George) McGinnis, the other Elsewhere, Boston topped In the last seven minutes of play, the armpit. Show him where he is sup­ the Jets. RUILDERS, INC, friend’s house and called police. points, tripped Farr's, 31-27, last League playoffs begin Feb. 9 at players have to pick up the slack. We Washington 119-103, Atlanta edged the Multi-Circuit Mites closed a posed to get off and then, at the last The shoulder continued CHEVROLET Golden State 111-107 in overtime, second, give him a hand, helping him Jones was asleep when police came c o m m e r c ia l ' night at the Y David Kelly had II East Catholic High with Assumption had a chance to fold because we only three-goal gap when Brian Grille to bother him throughout slide forward and out of the way to arrest him. He surrendered 1229 MAIN ST. tallies and Dave Riordan 9 (or vs. St. Joe’s in the 1 o’clock opener had eight players. We could have Philadelphia rallied past Houston scored twice in their game with his 18 NHL appearances INDUSTRIAL 110-105, New York beat Indiana 112- without incident was taken to jail last fall, and he collected F arr’s, and OLP vs. St. Bridget at 2:15. folded playing three games in three South Windsor. George Russo, Scott R«prinlod by permission ol Ski Megvine MANCHESTER 102, Los Angeles whipped Chicago Technicti assislSfKe piovided py Piotessionai Ski about 6 a.m. just four goals and three RESIDENTIAL Over at the West Side Rec. the Final standings: Assumption 10-0, nights.” Sartor, and Jason Pellegatto made a lnstrucioriw)l Ame'ice When the officers went to the Open Eves. Til 9 Celtics outlasted the (lawks in over­ St Bridget 7-3, OLP 6-4, St. Joe’s 4-6, Denver built a 44-31 lead midway 10797, Portland edged l6insas City 94- number of key plays which aided the assists. His iast 71 LINDEN STREET, GLASTONBURY, CONN. apartment, Jones’ woman friend ad­ Except Thure. Til 6 tim e, 24-21, The clubs w ere St, James 2-8, St. Rose 1-9. through the second quarter as 93 and Seattle topped Milwaukee 105- Art Soucy Mites’ comeback. appearance in a Jets un­ 06033 TEL: 203/033-3684 Thompson and Kim Hughes were out 101. mitted them and led officers to iform was Dec. 12. where Jones was asleep. / 1 4 - EVENING HERALD, Pri„ Feb. 1, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Fri„ Feb. 1, 1990- 15 KcralJ:* INDEX iNafp Wanted *9 Help Wanted IS Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Health Education Plan lADVERTISING PLEASE READ I NOTICIt RECREATIDN TOOL MAKER • Loft snd Found d e a d lin e Y O U R A D CDLLECTDR HELP w a n t e d - Pertonals DIRECTDR Engine Lathe Operator, Hsic8, a caagaai silt 7$ > AnnounMmonts (MUUiAeER TMINEE) caglayaai aaa^i a Taal ttAir, Presented at Hearing |12:00 npon th« day Horald la raaponalblal Bridgeport Operator, . Entertainment For one of New A position is now open for sta s i let imM la i# 4ateia| CARRIERS Ibafora publication. for only on# Incorroetl Gear Shaper Operator. education course; to develop and imple­ - Auctiona England's largest Credit someone experienced in Taaiit la M|pe R art.^ By BARBARA RICHMOND Inaartlon and than only Paid Holidays, Excellent aaialaai pralsctieii aadiaafif. ment a nutrition course to be team taught nNANCIAL I Collection Agencies. Some designing and implimen- Herald Reporter - Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea iDaadllna for Saturday to tho aizo of tha ting Social and Insurance Benefits. Full­ Tta n|M persMi s i ba atla ta Sd by the science and home economics experience required. Op Ni esn Tad loaai ad, be NEEDED tochers; to develop and implement a - Paraoiial Loana land Monday la 12:00 original inaartlon. Recreational Programs for time position, SO hour VERNON — The Board of Education Is - inaurance Applicants must to Bon- week. Apply In person to satislattenarti canpenatal first aid course; conduct Cardlo- ■Noon Friday. Errora which do not the elderly. Call or send CiB or ofldv jt expected to be asked to establish two EMPLOYMENT dable. Excellent opportuni­ health education staff positions, one at the Pulmonary Rescusitation training for ■•aaon tho value of tha | resume to Sandra Nichols, WESCO INDUSTRIES - Help Wanter ty for ambitious individual. MEADOWS TO DELIVER THE Middle School and one at Rockville High students and staff; conduct seminars for - Bualneaa Opportunitlea Iciaaalflad ada ara advortlaamont will not METRONICS INC. JC8 loduttrltl Ftfli Company Benefits. on Routs S, South WNidoor | p H * . - Situation Wanted akan. ovar tho phono bo corroctad by an ad­ CONVALESCENT HOME DOLLAR SAVER School to implement the program next students on a variety of topics such as For appointment call 333 Bldwell Street Route 9 A 44A 566-6334 school year. EDUCATION ■a a convanlanco. Tho ditional Inaartlon. nutrition, drugs, alcohol, and smoking; Mr. Powers, after 3:00 Manchester 647-9194 BOLTON *■ Uui OnvMi Uvkm IN FOLLOWING AREAS: The proposal was presented Tuesday conduct in-service workshops for staff on - Private Inatruotiona - Schoola-Claaaea p.m. night to the board’s Curriculum Com­ Area #1 — East Hartford curriculum topics so health is reinforced > Inatructlona Wanted 289-0256 TYPISTS AND CLERK mittee but the committee deferred ac­ in academic and elective areas; and to REAL ESTATE CAPITOL CITY TYPISTS are needed to work CIPPOLA DR. & tion on it. review and refine curriculum in Grades 9- - Homes (or Sale LEGAL SECRETARY- Uw ADJUSTMENT BUREAU, in the Hartford area. Call Firm in Vernon seeks full The proposal, presented by Claire 12. > Lota-Land (or Sale today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. ROLLING MEADOWS DR. - Investment Property Inc. time Legal Secretary with Bellino, head of the Home Economics In asking for the additional staff - Business Property 111 FOUNDERS PLAZA good ^ i n g and shorthand MAID NEEDED. Must work Area #2 — East Hartford Department and John Bellino, head of the members the Beliinos said this would en­ - Resort Property EAST HARTFORD RECEPTIONIST / skills. Experienced preferred. some weekends. Apply at Science Department, said it is expected sure that all students in the public schools > Real Estate Wanted TELEPHONE OPERATOR. Telephone 646-1974, Between 9 Connecticut Motor Lodge, SANDRA DR. & that a Task Force of the General would receive the same health education MI8C. SERVICES PUBLIC NOTICE Your welcome meeting must a m. and 5 p.m. Manchester. 643-1555. DEBORA DR. Assembly will make a final report that - Services Ottered give the very best company background at designated grade levels; all - Painting-Papering $370 / THOUSAND FOR immage to our customers PART TIME HELP will contain a recommendation to the areas of the curriculum would receive - Building-Contracting ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. Excellent opportunity for out­ SEWING MACHINE NEEDED. Afternoon hours legislature for action and from there it equal emphasis. - Rooting-Siding Postage paid. Free applica­ going (yet business like) in OPERATORS with 12:30 until 3:30. Job involves will go to the State Department of Educa­ They said an individual at each level > Heating-Plumbing tion. FASSCO, Dept. M, 732 dividual with a pleasant per experience are needed to vyorking in a small office with Call - Flooring Don Ron, St. Louis, MO. 63123. sonality. Prior experience es­ work in a small Dress Fac­ light packing of boxes. Apply l=iV-' tion. would provide a common philosophy and - Movlng-Trucklng-Storage DANCE WITH tory. Please apply at: - Services Wanted sential. Join our rapidly at Holts Inc., 167 Pine Street, He said it might be a couple of years emphasis throughout the program. growing Full Benefit Com­ Modesto Sportswear, 596 Manchester. No Phone Calls 647-9947 MI8C. FOR SALE THE LEGAL SECRETARY- Law Hilliard Street. Manchester, before the state mandates separate health liiey said that national trends indicate a Firm in Vernon seeks full pany. Apply Industronics Inc., Please. - Household Goods 489 Sullivan Ave., South Wind­ or call 646-2511. education personnel for school systems. stronger emphasis on health education is - Articles for Sale time Legal Secretary with good typing and shorthand sor. COOKS- Full and part time. ’The state has already mandated health necessary, particularly at the early ~ Building Supplies MAINSTREET Must be reliable, neat, hard programs. Bellino said. He said he has adolescent level. They said the special - Pets-Birds-Doga skills. Experienced preferred. - Musical Instruments BAND ‘ Phone 646-1974. Between 9 SECURITY- Northeast working Experience helpful. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 submitted proposals to the elementary staff would allow for effective supervision - Boats & Accessories a m. and 5 p.m. Security has Immediate Apply; Rien’s New York Style EXPERIENCED EXHIBIT Deli Restaurant, Route 30, Happiness Is school principals to create a definite time of the entire health education program - Sporting Goods Openings for part time and BUILDER Wanted. Excellent CLERK- Accounts Receivable block for teaching health in the elemen­ and would be in compliance with the - Garden Products MANCHESTER ARMORY full time employees in the Vernon. Clerk. Customer Service - Antiques opening. Displaycraft, tary curriculum. recommendation of the state Task Force Manchester area. Shifts are Manchester, 643-9557. Representative. Phone ... a warm place to stand when you’re materials donated by the J.C Penney Co., - Wanted to Buy 330 MAIN ST. available as follow: Full time Solicitor. Call for details. H. BABYSITTER WANTED- waiting for the school bus on a cold day like Glenney Lumber Co., and Manchester Sand & The Beliinos prepared a five-year plan on Health Education. The Board of Educa­ RENTALS 4 p.m. to 12 midnight, Monday Hodge, 525-1125. $1.50 per hour. Please call 249- for the health program at the elementary tion approved the health curriculum - Rooms for Rent SAT., FEB. 9,1980 2881. today. These students, left to right, Dan Gravel. The idea for the shelter came from thru Friday. Part time Sat. & level. ’This provides for continuation of the several years ago. - Apartments (or Rent 9 P.M. - 1 A.M. The Canadian Falls of Sun. 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.: Sat. & LUNCH HELP WANTED: - Homes tor Rent O’Brien, Eileen O’Brien and Steve Balon, are some of the parents of students who live in nutrition program in Grades 1-5; develop­ ’The Beliinos said the addition of two TICKETS $14.00/COUPLE, Niagara has carved out a Sun. 11 p.m. to 7 a m.; Fri. & PAPA JOE'S, 489 East Middle Part time Monday thru - Business tor Rent "plunge basin” 192 feet Sat. It p.m. to 7 a m. Turnpike is seeking help, Friday. Salary $3.20 per hour. waiting for the bus to take them to East the area. Construction of the J.C. Penney Co. ment of a nutrition curriculum for - Resort Property tor Rent BYOB Sal-Upa Available staff members would cost about $20,000. deep. Successful applicants must be experience preferred. 20 between 2-3 p.m. at Catholic High. The shelter, at the corner of project caused a change in the street patterns kindergarten; to review and refine the K-5 - Wanted to Rent - Misc. tor Rent over 18 years of age, have a years or older need apply. ’’s of Manchester 354 Croft Drive and Pleasant Valley Road, was which prevented school buses frorn entering curriculum; continue in-service Trinity Preschool phone, car, and a clean Police Inquire within. Broad Street. RN’S - LPN’S AUTOMOTIVE a .workshops for teachers; conduct human Record. Apply in person to: Had you made plans to attend our Tea but were unable to made by Manchester town crews with the area. (Herald photo by Pinto) Sets Registration - Autos (or Sale For Ticket! or Information Call Northeast Security, 61 come. If so Mrs. Henry DofN would be happy to meet with growth and development seminars for - Trucks (or Sate Williard Street, Hartford, or you and give you a tour of our facility. For those of you taht parents and students in Grades 4-6, in the Heavy Equipment tor Sate 875-4661 or 649-3212 VERNON — Trinity Cooperative - Motorcycles-Bicycles NURSE AIDES: 3-11 and 11-7 call 522-5143. were able to attend the Tea, I would like to extend our evenings. ' Shift. Orientation program MATURE WOMAN TO Preschool is now registering children for - Campers-Trallers-Moblle Sponsored by the BABYSIT 2 Preschool sincere appreciation for making the Tea a success. Limited Also: ’The addition of staff to strengthen Homes starting every Monday. Plea­ INSPECTORS- First and Se­ HELP WANTED positions are available on the 3 to 11 and 11 to 7 shifts full the 1980-81 school year. The program is Second Congregational Church sant working conditions. Call children in my home. 8 to 3:30, the existing curriculum and to insure each offered at Trinity Lutheran Church on - Automotive Service cond shift opening for and part time. Call for an appointment Solon Claims Hypocrisy - Autos for Rent-Lease Mrs. Maloney at Burnside Experienced Inspectors. 4 p.m. Monday thru Friday Local Food Store day or child is exposed to health instruction; to Meadowlark Road. ^11 charitable and non-prolit • Convalescent Home, 289-9571. Ability to use Demensional 563-5732 or 649-4824 after 5. evening shift. Mail develop an “ Adolescent Development” MARTIN BERGIN ADMIMSTRATOR. Children age four are offered a choice of organizatlona wishing to have their Public An­ Inspection Tools and resumes to Box P c/o The course for Grades 7 and 8; hold a human nouncements published free in thie apace are BABYSITTER NEEDED IN Blueprints required. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE VERNON MANORHEALTH CARE FACILITY morning or afternoon sessions on Monday. Lott and Found CLERK- No experience Herald. dynamics seminar for parents and urged to contact Joe McCavanaugh, General MY HOME preferably from Applications accepted Mon­ Wednesday and Fridays and those age Manchester, Vernon, Bolton neeeded. Light typing, filing, 180 REGAN ROAD, VERNON, 871-0385 Rules Betting Legislation students in Grades 7 and 8, in the Manager of Regal Mufflers of Manchester. day thru Friday, 9 to 11 a m. three may attend a morning session on area. 3 days a week, 8 to 4 and 2 to 4 p.m. Klock Com­ collections, accounts Skelley, who wants to open up evenings; and to conduct in-service Space will be alloted on a first come, first p.m. Call after 4 p m.. 646- maintenance. Call H. Hodge. Equal Opporfunily Em ployrr WALLINGFORD (UPI) - A Tuesday and Thursdavs. served basis pany, 1366 Tolland Turnpike. sports betting in the state, said, "We be dealt with. workshops for teachers so health is rein­ FOUND DOG: Medium size 3914. Manchester. EOE. 525-1125. Parents are invited to call for an ap­ Black doe with Honey Democratic senator favoring lack consistency in our own On the subject of sunset laws. Sen. forced in the academic and elective areas. legalized sports betting says law­ pointment to observe the school in ses­ markings. Ivlale. Found on TRUCK MECHANIC- philosophy, " by allowing only a William Curry, D-Farmington, co- At the High School level it calls for ad­ sion. Further information and Silver Lane near Spencer makers are "hypocrites" for Experienced in Diesel. Start lottery and parimutuel betting to chairman of the Regulation Review ditional staff so each student passes a applications are available by calling the Street, Manchester. Call 568- at $7 per hour. All fringe allowing some forms of gambling Business & Service raise revenue. Committee, said the committee health education course before gradua- 6604.______benefits. For appointment call WANTED PERSON TO ar.d making other types of wagering church office, 872-2170 or Judy Spillane, Meanwhile, illegal sports betting determined a number of examining LOST- Female white 688-7596. BABYSIT- 2 and 6 year old laboo. teacher-director, 875-4112. boys. 3 to 5 days week, 1 to 6 remains an untapped source of badly boards could be merged into the state Shepherd, January 26th., ■'We re basically hypocrites," Sen. p.m., Rachael Road area. needed revenue, said Skelley, a Health Services Department. Buckland Street area. Please Michael Skelley. D-Tolland, told a call 649-9570. R e g a lS r | Y o u r home or mine No member of the Public Safety Com­ Senate Majority Leader Joseph Vernon To Get Payment weekends. Call 646-3487. meeting of Senate Democrats a . REAL ESTATE CAREER- mittee which oversees gambling. Lieberman, D-New Haven, said the LOST- JANUARY 29. 8 month offer ronrrnienrr atonf with a tuprrior product.'.'. Thursday. "We tell the public we Earn $15,0(W annually. Part FULL-TIME POSITION Sen. Cornelius O’Leary, D-Windsor issue of sunset laws could become old black cat, Timrod Road 3IS Main 81. timers $80(X). Members Ver­ don't want you gambling on what we Msncrwsler Mon.-Frl. 8 l.m. - 8 p.m. OPENING - Bookkeeping Locks, said an effort will be made to “the great sleeper of the session” On INew Treatment Plant area. Answers to Devil. Phone Wed. HI 8 P.M., non, Manchester, Hartford, consider immoral" 643-4979. Phont S4S-3112 Department. Experienced seek floor approval of school racial because the law requires that all Set. 6 a.m. - 3 p.m. MLS. Ralph Pasek 289-7475. preferred. An Equal Oppor­ But Senate President Joseph imbalance laws. agencies be “recreated” or given ap­ VERNON — The Town of Vernon will be The new plant uses an operation tunity Employer. Manchester Fauliso. D-Hartford. told Skelley Announcements 3 AUTO BODY COMBINATION The Legislature's Regulations proval to continue to operate. receiving a check for $1,027,500 from the developed by Zimpro Inc. and it is proving State Bank. "gambling per se is not moral. " He MAN- At least 5 years Review Committee has twice vetoed Lieberman also said that “con- U. S. Environmental Protection Agency. to be efficient in treating the type of waste ATTENTION TOTALPHONE Help Wanted ( 3 Help Wanted 13 said it was up to lawmakers to allow experience. All fringe COORDINATOR OF the 10-year-old racial imbalance domania” , the issue of apartment This will be the town’s first partial pay­ processetl in the Vernon plant which is SUBSCRIBERS! Do you n e^ benefits. Call Bill Kates at "the least risk of corruption and help receiving your calls? Homemaker-Home Health proposals, calling them too rigid. conversion to condominiums, will be ment on the $16 million sewage treatment located on Windsorville Road. It has TEMPORARY WORKERS- EXPERIENCED SANDWICH 688-7596. Aides, in non-profit agency Services Ottered 31 Pelntlng-Peperlng 32 Building Contracting 33 scandal And we have reached the plant. Temporary or permanent. O'Leary, co-chairman of the a major topic of debate. proven especially important for Vernon as Personal Attention ... Very Assignments East of The MAKERS wanted for cocktail serving 10 towns. Full time. point of reasonableness. " WE ARE LOOKING FOR Fringe benefits. Must be Education Committee, said he will Sen. Sanford Cloud, D-Hartford, co- The plant was started in 1976 when it eliminates color from the treated Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- River for Clerk / Typists and lounge. Call 644-9637 between “ ATTENTION WORKING PROFESSIONAL PAINTING FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY The senators, preparing for next 9 a.m. and 12 noon. HOUSEWIVES interested in familiar with Social Agency - Remodeling and Additions. seek to override Regulations Review chairm an of the Planning and Mayor Thomas Benoit was in office and wastewater caused by discharges from ...... other office skilled rersonnel making good money for part Income Tax Services PARENTS” 1 will babysit - Interior and exterior. Wednesday's opening of the 1980 signed the contract with Titan Northeast some manufacturing plants. beginning January 1980. Top Philosophy and be able to han­ your child in my home with Commercial and residential. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 by transmitting the legislation Development Committee, Help Wanted 13 i3p.n time hours, soiliciting from dle detail and work well with years' experience! For Free Legislature, met to discuss company. Top pay, for top our pleasant East Hartford of­ loving care. 528-8560. Free estimates. Fully in­ directly to the floor after public recommended increased bonding for Construction Co. of Framingham, Mass. The check from EPA is in payment for skills. Call Lydia, Dunhill or Part Time. Enjoy working people. 643-9511, between 8:30 sured. 646-4879. Estimates, call 646-4239. legislative stands on a number of The Federal government funds 75 percent water pollution control construction TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. with an excellent supporting fice. Hourly rate, plus com­ & 4:30. hearings. elderly and multi-family housing and Temps, 289-4319. missions. plus bonuses. Hours INCOM E TAX issues including the budget, housing of the cost of the plant, the state, 15 per­ carried out from December 1974 through Apply 81 Commerce Street, staff caring for our elderly J.P. LEWIS & SON- Custom FARRAND REMODELING - He also listed teacher's tenure and the removal of any ban dgainst Glastonbury. PTG patients. Very pleasant at­ 9 a.m to 1 p.m.. Call us at 569- PREPARATION SERVICE - and condominium problems and cent and the town the remaining 10 per­ September 1979. Actual payment is made TEA CHERS AT ALL At your borne. 20 Years Decorating. Interior & Cabinets. Roofing, Gutters, the reorganization of the board of fam ilies with children in con­ COMPANY. Telephone 633- LEVELS: Universal mosphere. good wages and 4993, ask for Teresa. ALLEN T. KEELER TAX Room Additions, Decks, All racial imbalance in schools. cent. as portions of the project are completed. benefits. Please call Doris ♦ REAL ESTATE SALES ♦ Experience. Dan Mosler, 649- Exterior Painting, higher education as major issues to dominiums. 7631. Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, SERVICE: Returns prepared Paperhanging & Remodeling, types of Remodeling and WAITRESSES & ^ ExcelienI opportunity for real I 3329, or 525-8263. The EPA ordered the town to abate EPA officials said payments, as made, Ore. 97208. Blain DNS 646-0129. in the privacy of your home. Kitchens, Recreation Rooms, Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Manchester Manor Nursing HOSTESSES- Full and part A estate salesperson. South Win(j- ? Don't delay - call today. 871- pollution of the Hockanum River and the may be used to reduce any indebtedness A sor. East Hartford. Manchester. T DAN WADE- Have your In- Call 649-9658. ly insured. Phone 643-6017. - Experienced only. Top PART TIME HELP Wanted Home, 385 West Center Street, time. Day and evening hours. - y 1781. signing of the contract moved a project the town may have accrued as a result of Manchester. Good pay and benefits. Apply T Vernon area, l^rge inventory of J comeco Taxes prepared expert­ that had been in the works for some 15 the construction of the wastewater treat­ wages, j^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 downtown, Manchester. Call ▼ listings including new homes, t ly by leading independent Tax LEE PAINTING - Interior & LEON CIESZYNSKI Dems Question Spending Berlin 'Ipke., Wethersfield, 646-5999. in person to: The Ground ▼ condominiums, and resale All ^ DAY CARE / NURSERY Exterior. "Qieck My Rate BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ (Consultant Phone 649-6851. years. ment facilities. 563-0151. NURSES AIDE: 12 midnight Round, 3025 Main Street. ^ inquiries confidential 4 PROGRAM. State licensed. 2 ditions. Remodeling, Rec Glastonbury. B efore You D ecorate ". 1 REAL ESTATE SALESMAN to 8 a.m. Enjoy working in a understanding teachers. Dependable Fully Insured. Rooms. Garages, Kitchens RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll wanted by old established very pleasant and home-like ♦ SECRETARY \ Enclosed play-yard, play­ 646-1653 Remodeled. (Ceilings, Bath p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. atmosphere helping our elder­ ♦ Part-time. 15-20 hours weekly ^ TAX RETURNS room, lunches. Learning firm. Must be a self-starter, PREPARED: Please call now Tile, Dormers, Roofing. But Agree to New Taxes Apply director of nursing. ly patients. Duties include ^ Filing, typing, and telephone ^ experiences. Keeney School & Residential or Commercial. aggressive, personable and DAN SHEA PAINTING i i i skills a must. ^ for your Evening or Saturday "because of an ever expanding Salmonbrook Convalescent hold a Connecticut license. some laundry work. Good district. 646-4864. DECORATING- Interior & 649-4291. WALLINGFORD (UPI) - Senate surplus of about $’20 million” at the wages and benefits. Please DENTAL ASSISTANT- appointment. Noreen B. economy. Now we don't have it,’’ he end of the current fiscal year. Home, off House Street, We’ll show you the way to Knowledge of basic business A Call Don Henry. The Henry t Carpenter. 646-7788. Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. Democrats admit they aren't sure Glastonbury. Please call 633- enjoy an unmatched lucrative, call Doris Blain DNS 646-0129. I Agency, 644-2525 J BOOKKEEPING- Quality Craftsmanship! Call CARPENTRY - All types of said. Manchester Manor Nursing skills, and typing preferred. whether the state has been spending But he said the lawmakers will 5244. rewarding professional References. Cfall 7 a.m. to 12 Professionally done in my 646-5424. repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool He said it was “frustrating not to have to make hard decisions on how career. Send resume to Box Home, 385 West Center Street, INCOME TAX- Done in your home. Pick up and delivery Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and more money than it needs, but Manchester. noon, or 3:30 to 4:00. 649-9287. be able to get a better handle on to finance a shortfall in the 1980-81 NURSES AIDES wanted for K, c/o Evening Herald. home. Six years experience. arrangement. Please call 647'- Windows Hung. Ceiling agreed they'll have to ask the public full time on all shifts. Apply 1785. Repaired and Painted. Call government operations and I’m not budget projected as high as $150 Call for very Reasonable for more financial support. so sure 0PM (Office of Policy and director of nursing. Salmon- R ates. 646-5346. W alter anytime, 643-6130. Sen. Richard F. Schneller, D- million. brook Convalescent Home, off TOWN OF MANCHESTER , Zingler. SPECIALISTS IN HOME JACK INKEL PAINTING CO. Management) is doing it " ADAMS INDUSTRIES IMPROVEMENT- Roofing. Quality Painting, Essex, co-chairman of the “We are looking at a budget gap House Street, Glastonbury. CARPENTRY, CUSTOM The lawmakers, meeting to map that will have a shortfall of alwut Please call 633-5244. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Remodeling Additions. R P Paperhanging, Paper HOUSES, ADDITIONS, Legislature's Appropriations Com­ strategy for the 1980 session that CEMETERY FOREMAN Roushon Builders, Inc., 633- Removal, Wall Preparation, GARAGES, ROOFING i mittee, said Thursday the senators $125 million to $150 million,” he said. start your future with a fast growing aero-space 3654. Ceilings. Staining, and opens next Wednesday, were told the BABYSITTER NEEDED- 40 Hour Week SIDING- Kitchens, were faced "with a societal Schneller said despite efforts to .m Monday through Thursday, 3 company. Experienced help required In the INCOME TAX Cabinets Refinished. Free Bathrooms, and Repair Work decision" He said the public had current budget year will end June 30 trim the bare bones budget for the p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor- following categories: $14,840.02 - $16,324.10 PREPARATION. Reasonable Estimates, Insured, 649-0095. Of All Kinds. Call Robert Jar­ been able to cope with growing “ most likely with a small surplus." year beginning July 1, it will come in (.yjl lation. Call 649-6022. Friday; accurate, in your home or vis for estimates, 643-6712. Schneller said figures from the weekends anytime. mine. Norm Marshall, 643- TEACHERS- Experienced budgets over the past 40 years between $2.64 billion and $2.69 billion. Clark-Typlat Expediter INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR 0PM indicate "there may even be a Under the supervision of the Cemetery and Park 9044. Iplcrior, Exterior Painting, ROOFING, SIDING or HOME “It’s an increase, but it’s buying lit­ Pricing Clark Junior Accountant Home Improvements. Wall Wallpapering. Now looking IMPROVEMENTS- Quality SHEET METAL WORKER - Superintendent, plans, assists and supervises the work of papering and painting and all tle more,” he said. Experienced. Soldering etc. Stock Puller Inapector employees engaged in the care and maintenance of the for after school and weekend Work at Reasonable Prices. m Call 528-2101. phases of remodeling, in­ work. "No Job Too Small" R.P. Roushon Builders, Inc. Gov. Ella Grasso had sent a ten­ --V Inalda Salea Cemetery. cluding roofing and siding State Lacked Evidence tative $2.7 billion budget back to Free Estimates. Reasonable Call us at 633-3654. Two years of experience in a lead capacity performing ALLEN T. KEELER TAX Free estimates. 647-1227 Rales. Call Pete 649-5873, Jim 0PM for further cuts. LATHE OPERATORS - With Qualified Trainees considered. Apply In person 2 years’ experience. Good grounds keeping work preferably including some SERVICE; Returns prepared 289-3579 A number of the 16 senators pre­ benefits. Salary nMotiable, experience in cemetery work is required. in the privacy of your home. Pooling-SIdIng-ChImney 34 To Prevent Child Death 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Don't delay - call today. 871- sent said it was hard to determine 'I Hawk Precision Co., 303 Applications and job descriptions are available at the Per­ 1781. BIDWELL HOME Improve­ Police found the youngster inside just how efficient state agencies are Burnham Street, East Hart­ sonnel Office. 41 Center Street, Manchester. ALL INTERIOR HARTFORD (UPI) - Child ment Co. Expert installation the refrigerator in his Collins Street spending this fiscal year’s $2.4 billion ford, telephone 528-9845. REMODELING & welfare officials say they knew a 4- ADAMS INDUSTRIES Closing date for filing is Wednesday, February 6,1980 of aluminum siding gutters apartment in Hartford on Aug. 25 and budget. RENOVATION- Including and trim. Roofing instmlation year-old boy was in danger of being RARE OPPORTUNITY - 340 PROGRESS DRIVE ,4n «>qunf opporlunity empfoyrr. ALL TYPES OF TAXES Carpentry, Plumbing, GEORGE N. CONVERSE- an autopsy the next day showed he “We’ve got to decide if we’re going OWN YOUR OWN PREPARED- Individual, and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. abused or neglected two years before MANCHESTER Wallpapering, Suspended Painting & Paperhanging. had been dead 48 hours. to do the job that’s necessary. The BUSINESS. Distributor for Business, Partnership, Cor- Ceilings, Shcetrocking, Interior and Exterior. Call he suffocated inside his mother’s Torations. Will come to your SPECIALIZING cleaning and Launi said the department found no way we do buinsess is something Kodak film, Duracell Kitchens, Bathrooms. Fine after 5 p m.. 643-2804 Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and [OUSe. 568-0633. repairing chimneys, roofs, refrigerator, but had no evidence to we’ve got to look a t,” Sen. Michael work at a reasonable price. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 obtain legal custody. evidence that Mrs. Johnson had other photo products needed Vincent Pizzonia, 643-2543. physically abused or neglected her Skelley, .D-Tolland, said. in your area. No selling. Ser­ EXPERIEHCED BODY MEH WAHTED years Experience. Howley, Aaron Johnson's death last August son, so it couldn't legally obtain “We can’t get in there and see if vice top Retailers under I 643-5361. Top pay, 4 0 -I- hours per week. Modern "was foreseeable and should have custody of him. they’re efficient. We keep mandating exclusive contract establish^ R&R HEBERT PAINTING- been prevented. " a report by the up to date equipment. Good working Services Ottered 31 Interior & Exterior. ROOFER WILL Install Roof, "The way the statute is written, new programs and we have no handle Veteran of the Year by us. High immediate in­ state Department of Children and come minimum required In­ INCOME TAX "Guaranteed Quality Siding or Gutter for Low any parent could be accused of conditions. Benefits negotiable. Con­ CiM TREE SERVICE - Free Discount Price. Call Ken at Youth Services has concluded. on it,” Sen. Marcella Fahey, D-East Donald Mayaard, left, Veteran of the Year in the annual selection by vestment $9,975. 100% profit Here’s A Wonderful Route PREPARATION. Reasonable Workmanship!" Call 649-7718. neglect at some time or another," tact: Gene Naumec at estimates, discount senior accurate, in your home or 647-1566. "In retrospect, we could have been Hartford, said. the Veterans Council of Manchester, receives a trophy from Peter J. structure. Call between 8 AM Launi said. But he said "it's very dif­ Sen. Audrey Beck, D-Mansfield, & 5 PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or citizens. Company mine. Norm Marshall, 643- INTERIOR PAINTING- Your sharper," Charles Launi, the Vendrillo, chairman of the council. (Herald photo by Pinto) Opiiortunity for A Boy or Girl Manchester-owned and 9(M4. average Ceiling $15.00. Quali­ FIREPLACE AND ficult to determine when the state co-chairman of the taxwriting write:. American Film department's deputy commissioner, P rocessing, Inc., 1935R SUPERIOR AUTO, Inc. operated. Call 646-1327. ty Craftsman. IPhone 643-9980. CHIMNEY CONSTRUCTION. should step into a home.” Finance Committee, went through a Who Is A “Go-Getter”! Brick. Fieldstone Specialist. said Thursday. "We could have Hoover Court, B’ham, AL The department’s report said Mrs. “shopping list’’ of 25 new tax 35226. Rt. 6 a Columbia B&M TREE SERVICE- Telephone John Wennergren, provided supportive services, a Specialist in tree and stump Building Contracting 33 Mason. 649-3012. Johnson had voluntarily placed her proposals, topped by a 1 percent hike 228-9431 or 646-0563 SECRETARIAL parent aide or a visiting nurse, PART TIME. Want cash for removal. Free estimates. three other children in the state’s in the 7 percent sales tax, that would Hartford Police Want Senior citizen discount. 24 Bookkeeping duties STEEL. VINYL, AND maybe even a foster home " WES ROBBINS Carpentry care soon after they were born. The bring in an estimated $118 million. the holidays? For every day? CARRIER NEEDED professionally done in my But he said "It’s an awful lot easier It’s easy with the phone in hour, year round service. 643- remodeling specialist. Ad­ ALUMINUM SIDING. Trim children were adopted or placed in Another proposal included a 7285. SPECIAL WINTER home. Pick up & deliverydelii ser- work a specialty. Small jobs to see that in hindsight. It's very dif­ your own home. Call 249-7773, vices. Call ( ditions, rec rooms, dormers, foster homes. But Mrs. Johnson was percentage tax on gasoline that NURSE AIDES RATES! 8241 built-ins, bathrooms, welcome. Call 228-0800. ficult to predict at the time what’s Replacement of Chief IN MANCHESTER... kitchens. 649-3446. going to happen " unwilling to give up Aaron, the se­ would range from 11 pecent to 14 per­ EXPERT PAINTING and Palnling-Papering 32 Heating-Plumbing 35 cond eldest, claiming .she could take cent a gallon and bring an estimated HARTFORD (UPI) — City police, who Quigley said Peach “told us he would 7 -3 Margaret Johnson, 31. pleaded LANDSCAPING Specializing care of him, the report said. $30 million. Gas is now taxed at 11 have taken an overwhelming vote of give the matter his closest attention, LAUNDRY AND DIAPER Garden Drive, 1. STARTING W. QE $3.37 PER HOUR in Exterior House Painting. PAINTING - Interior and CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet guilty Thursday in Hartford Superior Launi said the department’s in­ cents per gallon instead of on a speak to the chief and get back to us.” SERVICE needs folderess 2. FULLY PAID INSURANCE: HOSPITAL, MEDICAL, Tree pruning, spraying, exterior, paperhanging, Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. repairs, plugged drains, Court to a risk of injury charge in no-confidence in Police Chief Hugo St. Jamea Street, mowing, weeding. Call 742- excellent work references. kitchen faucets replaced, vestigation found no evidence of percentage basis, which would allow Masini’s leadership, new say they want If Peach doesn’t respond within a full or part time, AM and PM. LIFE, AND DISABILITY Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. connection with her .son’s death. Call 289-1527. 7947. Free estimates. Fully in­ repaired, rec rooms, negligence on the part of previous the state’s take to Increase as prices him fired. month, the union will turn the report over Forest Street, and 3. 11 PAID HOLIDAYS Mrs. Johnson had originally sured. Martin Matson, 649- bathroom remodeling, heat social workers handling the Johnson soar. Police union officials met Thursday to the City Council, Quigley said. 4. 9 PAID SICK DAYS 4431. modernization, etc. Free pleaded innocent to both SALESMAN- Opportunity for Hartford Road BRICK, BLOCK, STONE TIMOTHY J CONNELLY case, but said the caseworker Among other major revenue with City Manager Donald Peach to ask The Police Department took a 276-24 exciting position. Knowledge 5. 2 WEEKS PAID VACATION AFTER ONE YEAR Fireplaces, concrete. Carpentry and general con­ Estimate gladly given. M & M manslaughter and the risk of injury A&W PAINTING Contrac Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. assigned to the Johnson’s at the time raisers were a 1 percent increase in that Masini be replaced. vote of no-confidence in Masini’s of stoves helpful. Base plus 6. TRAINING AND IN-SERVICE EDUCATION Chimney repairs. No job too tracting! Residential and charge, but Public Defender Richard commission. Full medical i Central, Compart, Money-Maker! | small. Save! Call 644-8356 for tors. Quality painting and of the boy's death was new and "just the corporation tax that would yield James F. Quigley, president of Local leadership on Jan. 24. Police have refused 7. $99.99 PER YEAR UNIFORM ALLO W AN CE commercial. Whether it be a F. Kelly said the court agreed to drop benefits. Paid vacation. Call estimates. paper hanging at reasonable small repair job, a custom feeling his way.” $28.7 million and a 1 percent windfall 308 of the International Brotherhood of to publicly disclose their complaints about 9. LOCATED NEAR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION rates. Fully insured. Free Flooring 35 the manslaughter charge if she Mrs. Gray 525-1931. ,,, built home or anything in "That could have been part of the profits tax on oil companies that Police Officers, said a 44-page report out­ Masini, but have said working conditions Gall Carol 646-5424 AIDE TRAINING CLASSES BEGIN IMMEDIATELY WATERPROOFING Estimates. Call Wayne 649- between, call 646-1379. pleaded guilty to the lesser and COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - Hatchways, foundation 7696. FLOORSANDING & problem, too,” said Launi. “We may would provide $32.2 million. lining “some of the problems and the were generally poor. CALL PATSOUCIER REFINISHING- Floors like “more appropriate charge." Mrs. Grasso has indicated her sup­ Before the vote. Peach had told Masini Earn up to $200 a week. cracks, tile lines, sump CARPENTRY & MASONRY - have lost consistency. The personal history of the department since Masini Experienced or will train. MEADOWS CONVALESCENT HOME pumps, gravity feeds, window PERSONAL Paperhangiiig new! Specializing in older Judge John D. Brennan set senten­ involvement and knowledge of a case port for a .5 percent hike in the sales took command in April 1974’’ was he had his support no matter what the out­ Additions and Remodeling. floofs. Natural and stain^ cing for March 3. Apply 330 Ledyard Street, 333 BIDWELL ST„ M AN CHESTER wells. 30 years’ experience. for particular people, by Dick. Free estimates. Call Anthony can’t be transferred on paper.” tax and an 11 percent gasoline tax. presented to Peach. come was, Masini has said. Hartford. _____ 947-9194 ______643-4953, 8K-8413. Call 643-5703 anytime. floors. No waxing anymore! Squillacote 649-0811. lohn Verfaille, 646-5750. 16— EVENING HERALD, Frl., Feb. 1, I960 EVENING HERALD. Fri„ Feb. 1, 1980 - 17

MHP W anH tI U Hip Wtirtll f j Prftrat* Inttfuettont 18 Homat For Solo 23 Homo$ for Solo 23 Nomaa for Solo 23 NEW HOMES BYANSALDI WE ARE LOOKING FOR RESEARCH ASSISTANT. RIDING LESSONS Indoor VETERANS. Unbelievable MANCHESTER- 6 Room Homes Presently Under Construction riding ring. Western stock T O D A Y ’S HOUSEWIVES interMted In GAL FRIDAY- Smaller sub­ oppoftunity. Buy this 5 Cape, With large remodeled Available lor Inspection " making good money for part urban Consulting Firm an­ seat, saddle seat and hunt kitchen. Dishwasher, stove, AnENTION!! EVEMNG HERALD CUSSIHED ADVERTISERS: bedroom, 2 bath Colonial. No Many Choice Lots Available In the seat. All levels 228-9817. Lookinginx for time nours, soliciting from ticipates growth. Varied down payment. No closing ample cabinets. FIrepIaced TImrod Road Area our pleasant East Hartford I duties. Interesting projects. costs. Strano Real Estate. 646- living room. Formal dining ■fH Real I For Addition Inlormatlon Regarding ■‘Ti.:Ijii 1 j . a new home? You don't have Office. Hourly rate, Plus com­ VOICE, PIANO Instructions. room. Garage. West side. {59,- Typing skills and business, 2000. ^Styte~ /lea and Features Call— to shell out much missions, plus bonuses. Hours tecnnical or library research Former faculty New York 900. Group I, Keith Real Estate '■U i’’* a perfec, 'it 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call us at 56!>- experience desired. Some Music and Art High School. Estate, 6464126. «T;;1 in the Want Ada. to gel big results. TOLLAND- 6 Room Custom 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE 4##J, ask for Teresa. college helpful. Part time to Professional Singer/Pianist. ERA LESPERANCE Agency Built Ranch. Family Room ^ noM u TUFono om-cm start. Write Including details 644-8597. MANCHESTER 3 BEDROOM Exclusive Agent for AnealdI Built Homes with Fireplace. Fireplace In CAPE- Full dormer, on experience, to: Box N, c/o . INSURANCE AGENCY seeks Manchester Herald. Living Room. Very clean aluminum siding, awnings, How does one start 6 4 6 - 0 5 0 5 Personal Service Represen­ home, must be seen, occupan­ new 1/2 bath, enclosed porch, > looking for a house? People do It in different ways. CALL 643-2718 after 5 p.m. or 643-2711 durine business hours 8:30-5 tative. Knowledge of Auto and DENTAL ASSISTANT cy 30 days. Call evenings 643- plastic walls, rec room, JAsjUjboul^ rViUj^lw Eiv^ ^ Homeowners h ^ fu l but not PIANO AND ORGAN taught 7457. workshop. Clean. {59,900. Some get in their cars and WANTED for Oral Surgeons simply start cruising essential. Call Bob Lathrop. Office. Experience necessary. by Mickey Fendell. Over 25 Peterman Agency, 649-9404, around neighborhoods they 646«(I90 Send resume to Box R, c/o years experience playing with or 6494844. Investment Properly 25 Resort Property 27 Reel Esiete Wanted 28 Household Goods like, looking for the "for Homes For Safa 23 40 Articles for Sale 41 Articles lor Sale Herald. orchestras and big bands. 649- BOLTON LAKE 41 Antiques 48 DATA PROCESSING 5892. sale” signs and asking MANCHESTER- Newer 4 BUILDING LOT 75x202 with SELLING your house? Call us WATERFRONT CAPE. 6 MANCHESTER- 3 Bedroom NEW 7 ROOM CAPE on 3/4 MANAGER- Presently NCR. about available houses, Homes For Sole 23 store neighborhood center. present full cellar foundation first and we’ll make you a CORD WOOD- Seasoned or WANTED- Antique Furniture, COUNSELOR: 20 hours per rooms, year round home with Cape. Garage, stove, new oil 23 Homes For Sole acre lot. Aluminum siding SO Equipment, plus Optical week. Counseling groups, out­ EXPERIENCED SPANISH wood stove. Swim, fish, sail or burner, enclosed porch, prices, or possibilities. Quality construction. Possible and first floor, size 28x42. 3 cash offer! T.J. Crockett, green. Cut to y o u r Glass, Pewter, Oil Paintings, TEACHER will tutor or teach storms, screens. Appliances, Scanning and latest reach and related duties. skate. Won't last at {49,900. plastered walls, rec room, Some try to find a house by Package Store Permit. Owner blocks from beach. {30,000. Realtor, 643-1577. WANTED OLD PIANO- Call FIREWOOD- Mixed specifications. Deliverd,ird, or g u t Spanish. All levels, in my carpeting. {92,500. Several Peripheral Equipment. In MSW or MA preferred. Call Group I, Philbrick Agency, workshop. Immediate oc­ getting the word around financing available. Hayes Financing at 10%. 871-2143, between 10 a.m. and hardwood, cut over 1 year you can pick up.742-7576. Harrison, M3-8709. rocess of converting to a new home. 289^092. among friends, acquain­ other" Colonial styles being Corp., 6464)131. Beachcomber Agency, 348- Stephen O'Donnell. Director. 6464200. cupancy. {59,900. Peterman NEW LISTING built. Peterman Agency, 649- 8 p.m. ago. Sawed and splitspli to order. Rluiti-Processing Program­ 646-2015. Agency, 649-9404, or 649-4844. tances and tradespeople. 8669, or 596-2706. MAY WE BUY your home? 12’-1 WE BUY & SELL USED Schoolt-Clotooi 19 Others study the local -16’-24’-48’. Call E lm er ming. Interactive System. Quick, fair, all cash and no Wilson at 649-5900. FURNITURE- One piece or Opening March 1st., or SECRETARY: 10 hours per newspaper real estate ads TO PLACE YOUR AD, DIAL problem. Call Warren E. entire household. Cash On The FOR THE BEST - Manchester RAISED RANCH. New quali­ and go from there. But □MISC. FOR SALE sooner. Salary range {20.000 to week. Typing, filing, general Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. BEAR CAT 210 SCANNER. Line. Furniture Bam. 646- Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 ty built. 70’ long. 9 rooms. 3 without question, the 0865. {24.000. negotiable contract. office duties. Good personali- Digital programming. No GATHERINGS pupils per teacher. FREE in- bedrooms. Family room with chances are that the most -2711643-2718 Charles Brisson' Ad­ W. Call Stephen O’Donnell. fireplace. 2 car garage. Trees. UliDIL Articles tor Sale 41 Crystals required. Like new. ministrative Assistant. Ver­ Director. 646-2015. Iroductory lesson with this ad. successful begin a serious COUCH 94 inches long. Dark Call 6466306. or 646-3549. Much more. {98.500. Group I, REALTORS $225, 643-5296. non Public School. Park and Philbrick Agency. 6464200. search by consulting a real — green, also has floral slip Antiques & School Streets, Vernon. Conn. SItuotlon Wontod 15 estate expert. A competent OLDER SET OF 4 BOW cover. Excellent condition. real estate firm will 06060. 872-7361 Equal Oppor­ I BACK CHAIRS $110. - Walnut $225 delivered. 649-3436. □ REAL ESTATE provide the best guide for a tunity. Affirmative Action D r iv t B y nEAlTORS REAIJORS ALUMINUM Sheets used as Drop Leaf Table, with 6 Queen Collectables Employer MANCHESTER: Perfect careful family to find good BEAIIORS ' fKAUORS printing plates, .007 thick MARANTZ RECEIVER 30 Colonial awaiting the right 60 Arcellia Drive then call Anne Legs, scats 10, $140. Homes For Sole 23 real estate buys. 23x28!^ ', 25 cents each or 5 WATTS- BIC Turntable, KLH family. 7 1/2 rooms, 1 1/2 us to inspect this lovely 3 MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Bronze Clock. Call 649-5547. 343 Main Streat, DESIRE DESK SPACE- bedroom ranch. Fireplaced for {I. Phone 643-2711. Must be Speakers. $300. Call 646-0778. FRYER DEUVERY MAN. baths, Tasefully decorated. MANCHESTER Large new modern RAISED RANCH Manchaatar Share Clerical support NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK livingroom, carport, etc. picked up before 11 a m. Nights, full time. Apply Bess All appliances, family room, kitchen accentuates this 3 3 BEDROOM RANCH DARK PINE BEDROOM SET •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Manchester,South Windsor. BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, Price {59,900. $44,900 ONLY. Tuatday Ihrui Eaton Donuts. 150 Center fireplace. insulated. II you aro now to this New quality built 70' long. Crafted in New Hampshire. Write Box NN c/o Herald or paneled living room, eat-in 4 Room Ranch. West side. BEDROOM CAPE. Also Living room with beamed Queen Size Cannonball Bed, * TAG SALES ^ Sat. 10to44 Street, Manchester Call 6446442 after 6. Kitchen, 2 car garage, oil heat, Economical gas heat, covered aroa or |ual looking lor a fireplaced living room, for­ 9 rooms, 3 bedrooms, fami­ CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye Great Neighborhood, ceilings, formal dining Triple Dresser with Oval lovely quiet setting on dead­ patio, pool, fenced yard, biggar homo plaata call ly room with fireplace, 2 set, electric welder, acetylene $49,900 - Expandable CAPE with one car Garage. Basement. Needs mal dining room. Detached Mirror, Chcst-On-Chcst, 2 WOMAN NEEDS RIDE. Mon- end street, deeded beach basketball hoop. Bowers ut hora at tha TEDFORD car garage, trees. Much room, fully applianced, I'M outfit, aluminum ladder, ESTATE TAG SALE- Squire School System. Strano Real garage. West side location. Nite Stands Excellent con­ I 646-5335 BOOKKEEPING AND day thru Friday from rights. {79,900. Call exclusive ZINSSER AGENCY REAL ESTATE; garage. Plaster walls, fireplace, treed lot. decorating. more. {98,500. acres. 2 car garage. trailer tires, new electric Village Apartments,ipa F, Estate. 646-2000. {59,900. dition! $800. 646-4876. 4 (Located in tht Furnitur* Bftm) z TYPING ESSENTIAL for a Manchester Center to agent, Carol Cable-W^ner, 6 4 6 -1 5 1 1 CENTURY 21 Bolton Won t last at this price! generator, electric lawn- Imperial Drive, Furniture diversified part time job for a Mascolo Road, off Route 5 in Beazley Co. Realtors, Equal Notch, Bolton 647-9914 ■MEIKII U1 rams HlOClTKr 'Memlh’i All Pniiils Kelui.ilinii mower. Evenings, 633-7060. Brie a Brae, Small Kitchen responsible person with in­ HeMbef U hints Rriocition" t...Tables, Cabinets,t South Windsor. Must be there housing opportunity. 443-4470. and lot US find that homo "Memlier All Points Relocation" Appliances, Utensils. itiative Hours: 9 to 1. Monday by 8 a.m., also needs return lor you. Wa ara highly HOWLAND REALTORS WOLVERTON AGENCY Cookware, Books, Clarinet. $ Bookcases, China, Glass,« thru Friday, every other iparlancad In tha raal KEITH REAL ESTATE PHILBRICK AGENCY ride at 4:30 p.m. Will con­ COLONIAL - 8 rooms, 2 1/2 ELLINGTON- We are very 819-2813 WOOD FOR SALE- Cut any BUILT IN ELECTRIC Pictures, Mirrors, and lots * Lamps, Prints . a Saturday. Apply at Uie W H tribute to the cost of gas. baths, first floor panelled proud to show off this 6 room aaiata Raid and wa aro 643-1108 646-4126 646-4200 length, split, delivered. $95 a STOVE/OVEN with counter more! 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Englanand Lumber■ Co.. Rt. 44A Please Call 6496815. family room with fireplace JUST LISTED: Quality built Aluminum sided Cape. 3 mambart ol tha Multipio good cord. Call 875-6787. top. Best offer. Call 644-1098 Saturday February 2nd. til the L Listing tarvica which Bolton Notch. and large deck. Formal dining Cape. Fireplace, garage, bedrooms, beautiful kitchen, after 5 p.m. 9lh. of February: excluding anablas us to show you Household Goods 40 room. 4 bedrooms. 2 car gar­ appliances, partially finished immaculate home - a pleasure DINING ROOM SET Colonial Sunday the 3rd. of February. age. Wooded lot, walk out to show. Call Strano Real tha homas that wa laal lit style $1,400. Call 568-1988. rec-room, deck, Nice lot. {55,- REFRIGERATORS BETTER basement. Group I, Philbrick 900, Won't Last. Strano Real Estate, 646-2000. your naods. Bo sure and OPEN HOUSE Dogs-BIrds-Pels 43 call us soon. Washers / Ranges, used, WAITRESSES- Part time and Agency. 646-4200. EsUte. 646-2000. Saturday, Feb.I. 2nd, 1 - 5 Sunday,Sunday, Fi Feb. 3rd, 1 - 5 buys guaranteed and clean. New EARLY AMERICAN HOME SWEET HOME - ...... full time, days. Apply to: shipment damaged. G.E & BEAUTIFUL 5 PIECE Complete health-guard n RPMT&I C Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, FRIGIDAIRE. Ixiw prices. FIREWOOD SEASONED For Bedroom Set. Excellent Con­ Manchester. Sale. $55. 1 Ton truck load. facilities. Cats also. Canine DID YOU KNOW? B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main dition. $1000, or Best Offer. Holidav Inne, 200 Sheldon ...... $56,500 - OiiOXr. Street. 643-2171, Call after 4 p.m. 644-1444. Call 643-0932. U siU U i^l A real estate Road, Manchester. 646-5971. Rooms for R en t 52 Manchester, lovely 6 REAUORS REALTORS REAUORS professional will carefully ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! MECHANIC'S ROLL BOX STALLS, TRAILS- Blue THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen- room Cape, oversized Custom made draperies, slip­ BABYSITTER WANTED: 3 $52,900 - Seven room CAPE with over­ USED ICE SKATES, sizes 7 to CABINET TOOL BOX- Good Seal Feeding Program. Ring trally located. Downtown garage. NEW LISTIN6 HELP! select only those houses to covers and upholstery. Budget to 5:30, Monday thru Friday BIG COLONIAL sized garage, located off of Parker St., ! : l I 11. good condition. 646-8069. condition. Call anytime. 742- with lights. Pastures. Daily Manchester. Kitchen and school vacations Own VERNON “M IN T CONDITION We a re looking for a visit that meet all of your A . .wr. i, Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 9583. four bedrooms, dining room. Bowers or 646-1000. turnouts. Rockville. Call 875- privileges. Call 649-2358. Transportation. Call after $59,900 - 6 ROOM CAPE CONVENIENT LOCATION Commercial/Industrial MEDITERRANEAN STYLE 9954, or 875-0272: 742-9653. prequalifications. school area. custom made Dinette Set. 5:30. 6^7230. Manchester, 6 room Garage. New roof, siding, CONTENTS AVAIUBLE wall to wall carpeting, tri­ Investment Real Estate Wrought iron with Hexagon OAK LOVE SEAT with Ranch. Finished rec COMPARE IN FIFTIESI Lot)if27 Bobby Lane Manchester LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING NEED EXTRA INCOME’ ple Theromopane windows, Salesperson or Broker. shaped table top, 4 matching matching Oak Chair $75. for ROOM for working or retired room. Bowers School GROUP I Now Is the time to purchase that new home you have been wrought iron chairs $75 . 643- ’ both. 643-9677. Work one of our Outdoor amesite drive. All STOVE, REFRIGERATOR. lady. Utilities included. Call Flower Locations on area. applianced kitchen. Great At least 3 Years talking about. Take a leisurely inspection of this outstan­ 9677. OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOG 649-0307. Experience BED, Trains, some antiques weekends. Car needed. SDR buy at {54,900. ding 4 bedroom colonial with 2% baths, 1st floor laundry PUPS- AKC registered. Male ZINSSER AGENCY and other item. Call 646-4007 COMBINATION VICTOR . and females. Call 887-2437 Enterprises, Andover, Conn.. $55,900 - East HesAer Ml Points IMocation” ■'Member All Points Relocation" room, formal dining room. Insulated windows, vinyl siding 742-99U. “Member N l Paints IWocitHxi” RECORD RADIO PLAYER Hartford expan­ and more. And while you’re there Inspect also the 3 with records. Sturdy piece of 2 ROOMS-1 Free, 1 $20 week­ LOmUOO ( ASSOGUTES FJ. SPLECKI iSALTORS TEDFORD REAL ESTATE 6 46 -1 5 11 Musical Instruments 44 ly; mature male and female. SECRETARY for one man dable attached BELFIORE AGENCY bedroom ranch or talk with our sales representative about FIREWOOD- 4-foot Iresh cut, floor furniture. Many uses. ReiHon 647-T413 643-2121 ^ $65 a cord. Well seasoned. A-1 (Jne with License for errands Law Office. Shorthand and garage, Tireplace. 649-4003 building to your plans or ours. But do stop by. WHIRLPOOL GAS RANGE in Could be converted to bar. HOLTON TRUMPET - Good hardwood. True full cord, 128 Before 7 p.m. 643-9707 condition. $90 or best oiler. and meals. Private entrance. ^ i n g essential. Reply to: good condition. White enamel. Call 649-5459. DIRECTIONS: South on South Main Street to Spring St„ east on Spring to Gardner, south cf. $90 deliverd in Manchester 646-1032. Box NN. c/o M anchester $69,900 — Coventry. Call 646-8492 anytime. Herald. on Gardner to Joyce Lane. area. 528-2950. 7 room Split, large fami­ Exclusive Sales MANS WINTER JACKET - 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ FURNISHED SLEEPING NEEDED, EVENING LANE ly room, 3 bedrooms. Large size, 44-46, $15. Good cluding Ovations, plus free ROOM for mature gentleman. MAN- Must be quick learner condition. Set of 20 Books, case with this ad. Carlos Share modem bath. Parking ZINSSER AGENCY 36’ GAS STOVE- In go guitars 60% off. Rivers Music, with mechanical ability. 6 $69,500 - GR0UP1 646-i5ii FIREWOOD- 1/2 and 1 Cord hard cover. Good for children, available. No cooking. Securi­ nights per week. Benefits in­ dition, $50. White. Call after mixed lots- Seasoned. $30 & $10. Before 7 p.m., call 643- 7 Main Street. New Britain. ty and references. $150 Manchester, like new 7 yAd C cM ^ 5:30 p m. 649-9822, or 646-4751. clude: Insurance and Vaca­ D. W. FISH REALTY CO. \ ______' S50. Delivered. Call 742-6347. 9707. 225-1977. Layaways. monthly. Call 643-2121. tion. Apply to Manager: room Ranch, energy OF / h O M E S / ^ ^ Parkade Lanes No phone saving heating system, calls. Equal opportunity good location. 243 IVIain St. Manchester Tel: 643-1591 Employer. Hours - Daily 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM COOK PART TIME- $69,900 — Vernon. Vernon Circle Vernon 872-9153 NEW 1980’S CLEAN USED CARS Weekends & some evenings. New 6 room Ranch, Saturday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Closed Sunday Excellent benefits. Apply in 80 CAPRI FASTRK. 80 COUGAR XR-7 cathedral ceiling living FRANK BORYSEVICZ person to Meadows Convales­ DONALD FISH WILLIAM FISH MAC KICHAR PAUL OLIVER GORDON FISH 3-Dr„ #0P007, wax, undercoat, 4 #0X003, Coach/landau/half, room, 3 bedrooms, love­ speed trans., power steering, elect, keyless entry system, pwr. anten­ cent Home, 333 Bidwell ly lot. 79 MUSTIING ‘ 4995 77 OLDSMOBILE *3595 Street, Manchester, 647-9194. rear defroster, pro. bodyside na, premium sound, automatic Automatic, under 6,000 miles. vista Cruiser Station Wagon, 9 BEVERLY DIPIETRO TONY WASILEFSKY MARILYN MAWHINNEY LORRAINE BOUTIN t i f e molding, tinted glass, complete. ROBERT PRATT GRANT HARLACHER select-shift, al. wheels, spd. con­ pass., automatic, PS, PB, factory air, CLEANING MAN FOR $99,500 — Vernon. LIST *5895. SALE trol, tile wheels, power seat twin, roof rack. SharpI RESTAURANT- 40 hour air cond., rear def,, AM FM stereo Choose your own decor, *5490 8 track, XR-7 luxury grp., HD week. Good pay. Call: 633-1691 16 0THE8t TO CHOOK FIIOM between 2 and 5 p.m. unique 7 room Cape, battery. Interval wipers, tint glass, thermo heat. complete app. pro. grp., leather 79 COMET *2895 76 MARK IV *6195 THIS IS YOUR 80 MARK VI 4-DR. trim, special litter engine, under­ Nicely equipped. Low mileage. Loaded with typical Mark equip­ OPPORTUNITY as we must $104,000 - #0VO10, New, automatic, full coat. wax. etc. Door. ment, Mint condition. Low mileage. w l i u i power, wax, undercoat, f?r carpet LIST‘ 11,522. SALE soon fill an opening in our Op­ Manchester, oversized tical Labratory. Includes on mats, speed control, tilt wheel, 6 the job training. CAll 643-1191. custom Dutch Colonial, way twin comfort seat, elect, trunk ______*^10,075 sunken living room, 1st release, full size spare, AM FM 77 OLDSMOBILE *4095 EXPERIENCED NURSERY floor family room, 4 DEMONSTRATORS electronic radio, 8-lrack tape with 78 BOBCAT *2695 search, luxury grp., Mark VI, HD 80 MERC. BOBCAT Hatchback, automatic, 4-cyl„ PS, Cutlass Supreme Brougham, 2-Dr. SCHOOL TEACHER Wanted- bedrooms. hardtop, V-8, automatic, PS, PB, Immediately, Call 649-5531 or battery, Interval wipers, turbine 3-Dr. Runabout, #0T-10, wax, un­ radio, priced to sell. 233-2366. 79 MERC. MARQUIS 79 MERC. MONARCH spoke cast al. wheels, visor vanity dercoat, trim base vinyl, steel factory air cond., AM FM stereo, 20,- COVENTRY $10,000 Brougham 4 dr.. #9M019, auto, PS, PB, spd. belted tires, wide bodyside 000 miles. Super SharpI BOLTON 2-dr. sedan, #9E045, automatic, whitewall mirror, air cond., lamp conv. grp., $114,000 - South Flat, wooded lot just over Tolland line. Purchase MANCHESTER $84,000 $ 6 8 ,M O molding 5 more. MATURE PERSON to care TO SEE IT, IS TO LOVE IT control, wax, undercoat, 6 way pwr. bench tires, speed control, power steering, manual Windsorroom subject to satisfactory perc test (Paid by seller). Let the tenant help pay your mortgage. Older two LIST‘ 18,984. SALE LIST‘4692. SALE for my school age children in Immaculate 7(A room U i R RAISED RANCH. seat, single pwr. seat, air cond., elect, del., air conditioning, electric del., AM FM stereo my home during school hours, C o n tem ^ V ^ a unique Lot size 125' x 300’. Best price around on a lot. family on busline m Manchester: Has new gas fur­ 78 T-BIRD *4895 nace, New roof and has been fully insulat^; T\vo Beamed cathedral ceilings: 2 fireplaces; Equipped AM FM stereo radio, app, pro. grp., I.h. radio, tinted glass complete. HD battery, *16,350 *4490 2-door hardtop, PS, PB, AM FM plus vacations. Own transpor- design throughout. remote mirror, tinted glass, HD batten’ 75 MUSTANG *2795 car bam and large lot. kitchen; with dining area plus formal dining room; protective body side mldg., wax, undercoat. stereo, wire wheels, 21,000 miles, Ution. Call 644-2244 3 bedrooms; Spacious family room; Large sun visibility llte grp. (Demonstrator) 4 cyl., auto., radio, under 24,000 (Demonstrator) 80 ZEPHYR 4-DR. 80 CONTINENTAL mint condition. deck. See it today. LIST *9133. SALE miles. Real sharpI CLERKS- General office Coll us lor your now LIST *6389. SALE #0Z001, wax. undercoat, automatic 2-door, #OL003, undercoat, wax, duties. Calculation, filing. In­ or used homes. selectshitt, whitewalls, PS, pwr. air cond., full power, f8ir carpet voicing, etc. Full time only. disc brakes front, rear defroster, mats, electronic Instrument panel, Apply Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye AM radio, HD battery, 6 cyl 200 keyless entry system, headlamp 79 COMTINEHTAL *9795 Street, South Windsor *4795 eng., etc. conv. grp., sped, control, tilt wheel, 77 COLONY PARK *3995 i m Town Car, auto., full power, AC, 79 C9U9AR XR-7 LIST‘6128. SALE lull size spare, AM FM electronic 8 brushed aluminum wheels, Landau station Wagon, auto., full power, SECRETARY- Sales Office- #9X060, with wax, undercoat, auto., PS, PB, 79 COUBAR XR-7 track with search. Interval wiper, 4 East of River. {10,400 +. *5735 Lacy spoke cast al. wheels, elect, root, stereo, tilt wheel, speed con­ factory AC. roof rack. 9 passenger. Landau top, pwr, antenna, del. sound pkg.i #9X018, with wax, undercoat, velour trim, Mature outgoing person to REALTY CO.. INC. garage door opener. III. visor van- trol, many other extras. Real SharpI handle specialized Sales sports Int. grp., whitewalls, pwr. seat 6 way, Landau top, pwr. antenna, pwr. side win­ 8D MERC. MARQUIS mirror, RM rem. mirror, def. grp. bump. prot. grp., air cond., elect, del., AM Prodecures, Travel 99 East Cantar St. dows, radial whitewalls, tilt wheel, sped, 4-Dr. Sedan. #0M002. wax, under­ LIST‘ 17,543. SALE FM stereo, Int. luxury decor grp., app, Arrangements, Research and control, pwr. twin comfort seat, luggage coat. wide band whitewalls, 78 ZEPHYR 4-DR. *3795 Manchaatar ■ ■ . . . protect, grp., dual remote mirrors, tint compt. trim, elec, rear del., air cond., AM Customer Contact. Typing and $M,8M automatic, full power, air cond., *15,265 75 PONTIAC ‘ 1995 Automatic, radio, whitewalls, low steno skills needed Benefits. covenyry $70,m o glass, HD battery, pwr. side windows, 4 FM stereo radio, decor grp., app. protect, Bonneville 2-Dr. Hardtop, full power. $nLE AND QUALITY rear defroster, AM FM stereo, HD mileage, real clean. Company paid fee. Dawson CONTEMPORARY WITH A VIEW (orged al. wheels, rocker panel miding, grp., tint glass complete, HD battery, auto., battery, dual remote mirrors, air, stereo, radio mag 643-2692 COVENTRY $76,000 Young nine room COLONIAL with over 2,500 sq. ft. 80 LINC. VERSAILLES wheels, tilt, Personnel, 111 Pearl Street, You owe it to yourself to inspect this unique proper- (Demonstrator) PS, PB, Ilium, visor vanity mirror. tutone paint, vinyl trim, tinted many extras. H artford, 249-7721, M /F, Robarl D. Murdock, Four bedroom COLONIAL on child safe street. ; Charm Miore; Balcony bedroom; Wraparound on large treed lot; 2W baths; 4 bedrooms; 4-Dr. #0S-5, automatic, full power, fireplace; 2 car garage; 1st. floor family room plus LIST *9319. SALE (Demonstrator) glass, lull grade grain, etc. EOE. Enjoy living in this home with the convenience of ^eleek; Split Fieldstone fireplace; Wideboard floors; LIST ‘ 8616. SALE coach, leather & vinyl Int., tilt 2‘/5 baths; 1st. floor family room; mud room; base­ Insulated glass with southern exposure making a 22x22 1st floor game room are just a few of the LIST »9215.SALE wheel, electronic AM FM stereo 7S THUmERBIRD <6095 ment rec room and office. A pleasure to see. passively solar. many nice features. search with 8 track tape, wire 79 CAPRI *5195 Diamond Jubilee Edition. Moonroof, *7585 wheel cover, premium bodyside tull power, air, stereo, speed control, O P E N H O U S E *7235 mldg. wax, undercoat, CB radio, 3 Dr. Hatchback. 4 cyl., auto., under turbo wheels. *7245 80 CONTINENTAL 2hp-protect. grp. lock, grp., etc. 7,000 miles. 79 MERCURY MARQUIS 4-dr. #OL004, automatic, full LIST‘ 16,525. S A lE I'.'a Colony Park 9Moo3, wax & dealer prep, 79 LINC. T9WN CAR power, air cond., I&r carpet mats, electronic Instrument panel, Ilium, *14,445 77 MONTE l»RL0 <4495 auto, oversize wsw, digital clock, conv. grp., #9L050, opera window, speed control, tilt m c»£9tsu SOT rSO£f 9 passenger, power windows, speed con­ entry system, coach lamps, hd. 77 CADILLAC *6295 Landau triple white, PS, PB, air con- wheel, single pwr. seat, 6-way pwr. bench trol, cornering lights, luggage rack, bumper lamp, conv-grp., spd. control, tilt 80 COUGAR XR-7 Cpe. DeVllle, full power, auto., fac­ d., bucket seats, center console, AM seats. AM FM stereo electronic radio, air wheel, elect, trunk release, full size COVINTRV CONTENPOIURV FUUR prot. grp., app. prot. grp., electric rear win­ #0X003, half Landau Coach, auto, tory air cond., AM FM stereo, wire FM radio, turbo wheels, 33,000 5D spare, AM FM electronic 8 track Low taxes and This exciting new home cond., PS, PB, premium moldings, wax, un­ select shift overdrive, whitewalls, wheels, many other extras. mllesi dow defroster, AM FM stereo with 6 track, with search, HD battery. Interval maintenance can help you designed for today’s style dercoat, rear delroster, accent Int. grp., wax, undercoat, speed control, lett hand rem. control mirror, tinted glass, wiper, 4 turbine spoke cast al. THE BARROWS CORNER own this four room ranch. of living Is available for wire wheel covers, power door locks. appearance protection grp., lock con­ power seat standard lull size wheels, Ilium, visor van-mirror, RH 27 Emma Lane, Vernon Excellent first home or immed. occupancy. Cen­ (Demonstrator) venience grp., visibility light grp., Interval spare, air cond., rear defrost., AM wipers & more. (Demonstrator) remote control mirror, detr. grp., H FM stereo, XR-7 decor grp., HD 77 T-l *4659 retirement! Call for ap­ tral air, intercom and LIST *11,401. SALE more, 76 FORD *2995 iFeb. 3rd 1:00 to 5:001 pointment: Ed Crandall much more! (^11 today! battery, PW, IntuI, wipers, tint glass LTD Brougham, V-8, auto., PS, PB, Full power, air, stereo & tape player, LIST‘ 16,789. SALE complete. This charming 3 Bedroom Ranch has many| 742-8954. stereo radio, 2-tone paint, real bucket seats, center console, styled niNTY Of NTDITUL LIST ‘9266. SALE |exciting features Including: *14,685 sharp. wheels, black beauty. FlU M U H O M E Zoom right on down and *11p225 • 1W baths • Fireplace Mui; Ahots might huunt Excellent value! Three , *8,390 •8240 / see this old mill with a four • Wall-to-wall carpet • Extra Insulation muggers and other crim- bedroom colonial. LR with inalK whoso mugs are shot, A desperate dearth of room apartment, large • Fenced In yard • Storage shed wood stove in fireplace. shed-on 2V4 acres of conTm MANY OTHERS TO A Midwest jiolice depart­ de.signer clothes for dolls Extra nice large yard. Call • Covered patio • Good location ment used its Minolta prompted a St, Louis lady zoned land. to see. • Price $56,900 copier to lake fingerprints to turn to n reduction copi­ of suspects hy having them er. She bought up-to-the- SS9.S00 SOUTH WMDSOR Customed quality 7 room CHOOSE FROM I Directions: North on Rt. 83, from Vernon Circle to] press their palms on copy minute style patterns in regular sizes. She reduced Why pay rent when you can colonial with outstanding I Dart Hill Road. West on Dart Hill Road to Emmal paper. “Mug .shots" were CONNECTICUT’S positioned on the copier’s them to make Barbi-and beat inflation owning this features. Beautiful main­ - 7 iLane. ^ platen, providing copies of Keji-sized haute couture an charming 5 room ranch tained home - unbeatable aces and fingers on one off-the-shelf item for her with lots of extras. For kitchen - 1st floor fam. rm. filahle sheet! Nlyle-conscious customers. more information - call MORIARTY OLDEST Sandy Reich 644-1727. J Sandy Reich 644-1727. CONNECTICUT’S MMISFIU) BOLTON City crunch got ya! I Call to REAUX)RS Ten room colonial located NEWEST MAZDA LINCOLN-MERCURY 156 L Center Street see this gorgeous three on 4.3 acres. In-ground bedroom ranch on nearly 2 (CornBr of Sprue# & E. C#nt#r Sts.) pool, intercom system, acres. For more details Zinsser Agency E H O siding, horse permitted, AND INTERNATIONAL DEALER 647-1000 and appointment call Mary ^ g n ificen t view!! Call Gabbey 649-9459. 6 4 6 -1 in 1 Mary Bamford 4294)735. SCOUT DEALER Becauie of |ti many educational imtitutions, Naihville, 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. 643-5135 Tenn., hai been nicknamed "the Athens of the South." I EVENING HERALD, Fri., Feb. 1. 1960- 19 18 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Feb. 1. 1980 Peanuts — Chirlee M. dehulz ACROSS carriage Answer to Previous Punie Homes lor Rent 54 Autoa For Sole 61 2 _____Tse- 1 Government tung 50 IF W DON'T HAVE 'HENRVTHE SIXTH? agent (comp, 3 Bygone days RENT or LEASE a CAR THE LEAKY CEILING FIXER 'wow! RIGHT OVER the] wd.) 4 Non-attending Dear Abby NQSIR^I DON'TKNOli) FILIN6 CABINET! 5 Expletive person HEBRON- Handsome Custom WANTED JUNK AND LATE MR.mNClPALI‘M 6 0 m 5 Pith DAILY. WEEKLY, MONTHLY OR YEARLY © y i ^ g ^ y w e m ie R b u B s a u / WHAT TkE FELLOW 5AY5 9 Same (prefix) Built Colonial, on 30 private MODEL WRECKS - Cash TO TURN THE MATTER OVER 12 Othello villein .6 Frequently acres. Pool, garden apace, Paid. Cali Parker Street Used * By Abigail Van Buren IN'HENRVTHE SIXTH':.. i 13 Former (poet) PLANS AVAILABLE. M ORNING.*.. ^TO MY ATTORNEY! bam, bring your horse. $485. Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. n - Spanish 7 Big name in Call 228-36l9. 1 T- colony aolf 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- 14 Over (poetic) 8 Beatnik IF YoO'Rft N P fW t 8 L J 15 Nazi marching 428, 4 barrel. $500, or best, 9 Smallest bit 8 U E OlHees-Storea lor Rant $5 offer. Call 649-6410, anytime. O f rRAVl^BCjRd. DEAR ABBY: I know how GOING BALD feels. I was 38 stride (comp, 10 Char E M 8 wd.) when my hair started coming out by the handfuls. I went to 11 Wild party E 8 8 LYNCH MOTORS HIGH PERFORMANCE AND 17 Tab 16 Having PROFESSIONAL / niy doctor and he asked, How is your sex life?" I told him I 18 Homburg auricles ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 For­ myth BUSINESS OFFICE hadn’t had any lately. (I had been married 20 years and had 19 Bee home 49 Hindu 500 WEST CENTER ST. BUILDING - Approximately mula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 20 Indian of Peru 30 Smirch four kids.l 21 Sir(S p) literature MANCHESTER 2600 square feet, with ample seconds, 30 mpg., suspension Priscilla’s Pop. — Ed Sullivan 21 Thwart 33 Coal product radial sp oilers. Excellent con- He said, "Either tell your husband to gel busy, or find 24 Norse deity 22 Went astray 50 Peck in parking. Close to Center, 25 Valor 36 Parched dition. ( 5. 646-7536. yourself a boyfriend." Well, I didn’t know where to look lor a 23 Organ of 53 Southern hospital and new court WHXTS NEW AT CUOSEP-CIROJIT GOSH.' HCW 1 SINCE POP 27 Notoriety 38 Converge boyfriend, so I prodded my husband, urnJ said, Doctor’s smell (pi.) 41 Of greater state (abbr.) 646-4321 building. For info, call 568- SOUR HOUSE. TELEVISION.' LONG HAVE / mV LAST SHUT 31 Tax agency 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent orders!" 24 Change into length 7658 or 871-0401. PRISCILLA? VOU HAP /R E P O R T THE (abbr.) 54 Lyricist motor. Standard shift. Priced Autos For Sale 61 It worked like magic. Now my hair is so thick I have to bone special rates for Insurance Losses. '3 - THAT? X CARP.' 32 Sprinkle with 43 Ground Gershwin for quick sale, $650. Also; 1971 powder 26 Take evening have it thinned out regularly, but now my husband has a bad squirrel 55 Dieter's AUSTIN- Automatic, air con­ back. c d 34 High (Let.) meal MANCHESTER- 1000 Square 28 Beast of 45 Greek marker concern Feet Manufacturing. Light In­ ditioned. 48,000 original miles. ST. CHARLES. LA. 35 River In (I burden 47 Wing (Fr.) dustrial. Many possibilities. $900. Both can be seen at 24 BMNDjnill 79 DATSUN 910 England 56 M a o _____ North Street. CA PR I II 1976- R ed. 4 37 Singer Edith 29 Strong man of 48 Leak tung Office Space included. $375 cylinder. Low mileage. Stan­ DEAR ABBY: Tell GOING BALI) not to panic. I started monthly. Heat and electric in­ dard. $2600. Call after 5, 647- to go bald, loo. I wa.s 27. and the more 1 worried about it the 39 Son-in-law of cluded. Hayes Corp.. 646-0131. 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 6 9 10 11 MX- Excellent condition, low 1966. worse it got. Mohammed LUXURY COUPE 12 mileage. Quadrophonic My internist sent me to u dermatologist. The der 40 Auto failure 13 14 Rooms tor Rent 52 Apartments For Rent S3 1971 PONTIAC CATALINA. BEAUTIFUL WHITE 2 DOOR motologisl sent me to an endocrinologist who sent me to a 42 Diver COVENTRY ROUTE 31; 780 stereo-8 track, power steering 15 16 17 Excellent transportation. 44 Rubicund square feet (expandable to / brakes, one owner. 872-6528, HARDTOP EQUIPPED WITH 5- psychiatrist! $700. Call 643-1135. 46 Shore 1780 square feet) heated store 633-5310, or 6594)508. SPEED TRANS, AIR COND, WIRE 1 was told that my hair loss was caused by stress! And. of 18 20 SINGLE ROOM- Carpeting course, the more I worried about losing niy hair, the more 47 Christian ■ or office. Parking, join Post j-i season 21 22 Bath. Kitchen privileges. Sit­ 1976 FORD ECONOLINE STYLE FASHION WHEELS, AM-FM stressful I became, so it was a vicious circle. 23 ting room. Privacy Parking Office, Heritage Mvings Bank 50 Chalice ■ SIX ROOM DUPLEX. VAN 100- V8. Finished in­ My psychiatrist got to the root of the trouble Irio pun in 26 26 28 2d 30 Yard with swimming pool and 5 other tenants. Michael ORIG. LIST *9673 STEREO RADIO, RADIAL TIRES, Captatn Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 51 Pique GLASTONBURY. February N. Cohen & Associates. terior. Loaded with options. 1974 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA- tended! and once I faced my problems, my hair came back. (I 52 Auto part ■ Females onlv. 649-8206. 1st. $375 plus utilities. 633- Captains' Chair, stereo etc. STRATO BUCKET SEATS, FULL 31 between 10-5 30; 647-9813-5:30 6 cylinders. Automatic DISCOUNT -1 5 0 0 had been denying them.) 57 Movable cover 4339. Call between 5 and 9 $3750. Call 633-3233, 569-1804 or INSTRUMENTATION, MUCH WE MUST BE ^N 9I0LE BUT JU5T A P frT I& E R -Y BUT WE KNOW CHRIS CAW 58 Actress ■ ■ transmission. 39,000 miles. GOING BALI) could save a lot of time and money if she p a p p y ; NOT EVEN FULL-SKOWW; CONTROL HER IF NOBODY 35 3 . 3 . 3 . p.m, 563-6373 evenings. ABOUT THISl I ViEANJ. Raines IVanlecf (o R ent 57 $2100 Please call 649-1354. MORE. STOCK |P2630. went straight to a psychiatrist. I was literally "tearing the 5 0 WHY DON’T IVE JUST SETS e x c it e d : an d t h e y ■ ■ Apartments For Rent 53 SALE PRICE ^8173 UET'5 FACE IT-1 COULP 59 Ages 40 hair out of my head" until I found peace of mind. BE SUEP FOR M IUlO Hf 6ECALM ANP..WELL, CAN'T HAVE eONE FAR'. 43 NORTH COVENTRY- 2 FOR SALE 1973 CJ5. 8 60 Environment ■ LOOKI.NG for anything in real HEALTHY AM) HAIRY IN I’HILA - LOOK FOR (T 44 Bedroom Apartment. $250 cylinder. Jeep, with Myers agency (abbr) 4 , estate rental - apartments, ^ o u r s e l v e s ; plus utilities monthly. No electrical hydraulic angle 61 Quantity of ■ homes, multiple dwellings'’ 47 48 46 80 pets 1 Child accepted. ONE-BEDROOM plow. Odometer reading 34,- 1972 MGB Good running condi­ DEAR ABBY: If GOING BALI) doesn't have any signs of paper No fees Call J D. Real Estate 62 Classify ■ Available Februarv 1st 742- APARTMENT for middleage 000 m iles. This vechicle tion, $600, several new parts. rash, or sores on her head, she should make a mixture of 51 52 53 54 55 58 ■Associates. Inc 646-1980 businessman. Prefer areas privately owned in first class castor oil and sheep dung, and plaster it on her head every 9828 Call 646-7570. GOOD CLEAN CARS 57 East of Manchester to condition. New top, new night. iTeli her to wear a shower cap so she won't mess ufi DOWN 56 59 456 MAIN STREET- Three Willimantic. Must be quiet, MANCHESTER MAIN battery, new brakes, new / \ her pillow.) 1 One horse 50 81 62 rooms heated No appliances. STREET- 3 Room Heated neat, and clean. 742-9865, 9 muffler. Exceptionally clean. I started losing my hair after the birth of my child. My 1 No pets Tenant Insurance apartment Hot water, a m to noon. Has not been commercially required $225 monthly $300 74 DATSUN 610 <2295 75 GRANADA *2695 grandmother gave me this remedy and it worked. 1 used it appliances Parking. No pets. used. Call 643-0644, 10 a m. to 1974 CADILLAC Coupe de security Call 646-2426. Sharp two door hardtop, 4 speed, reg. 2 Dr. Coupe, 6 cyl.. 3 spd. manual, AC, three times lafter each baby), and it worked like a charm Security 523-7047 3 p.m. weekdays. Ask for Mr. Ville- Excellent running! weekdavs. 9 to 5 RESPONSIBLE gas, 4 cyl., radio, radial tires. #2650-1 dark red. #2507-1 every time. Gordon. Extra clean! Will sacrafice My husband didn't mind the smell at all He said it remind SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM ENERGETIC COUPLE $2100. 289-8553. or 289-6287. looking for 7 Room House, 77 VOLARE $2995 ed him of the days when he was a kid growing up on a farm, DOUBLE with appliances. and it reallv turned him on. Win at bridge (Ranch or Cape Cod I to rent basic wagon. Alley Pop — Dave Graue Private yard, quiet street, 4 Dr. W agon, good LIL IN GREAT KALI.S. MONT. excellent 'location. $325 plus in Manchester for 3/L'80 or economical 6 cyl., 3 spd manual,under BOLTON-6 Rooms. 2 bedroom sooner. Willing to do repairs, 75 FURY WAGON <1895 utilities Call 647-1633 after 6 26,000 ml., maroon linish. #2616-1 OKAY, UP. THKRE ! EVBRYBODYIS apartment. Private home (paint, wallpaper, floors etcl, MERCURY 1973 MARQUIS- 4 auto., PS, AC, AM/FM, green DE.AR ABBY: .No wonder there are so many women going Eat in kitchep. dining room, v-8, CLEAR.' LET 'ER CO! in exchange for security door hardtop. Full power. Low metallic with wood grain. #2302-1 bald today, They torture their hair with curlers, curling fireplace. Garage. $450 , 649- DL’PLEX- Centrally located. mileage. New tires. $1125.289- 75 DATSUN 710 *3295 2 bedrooms Heat deposit. $350 to $375. Call 643- irons, blowers, and hours of sitting under a hot hair dryer. 8355 %77. J u n k 8553 or 289-6287 2 Dr. Hardtop, strong running Appliances. Security. No Nature never intended for hair to be abused in so many Defense makes bad choice children. No Pets. Available 76 COMET <3195 overhead cam engine, 4 spd., reg. gas, ways. I'm surprised we don’t have more bald women. March 1st. $375. 646-0778 sold new & serviced by us. Frost white What ever happened to days when women washed their the second round with his ace AUTOMOTIVE 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl., auto., PS, silver with black int. #2578-1 hair with a pure castille soup, rinsed it with vinegar and and had to make a crucial ICars (inish, blue vinyl Int. 43,000 ml. #2509-1 RESPONSIBLE COUPLE TWO BEDROOM 1976 CAMARO- Automatic, 6 towel dried it in the sun? decision about which suit to with 1 child looking for 5 APARTMENT- Carpeted. Autos For Sale 61 cylinder, low mileage. AUNT ELLA IN AUSTIN NORTH M return. He couldn't return a rooms. Needed bv 3 1 80 Call .Appliances. Centrally located BOUGHTI AM/FM 8 track. Excellent 75 VW RABBIT *3295 76 VW RABBIT *3695 ♦ 54 spade because it would yield a after 6:00 p m , 528-3927 ruff and stuff. If he led a Available March 1st. Security WE PAY TOP PRICES for Bill's Auto Parts condition. Call Lea at 646-0795 2 Dr Hatch Sedan, 4 spd., front wheel 2 door hatchback, 4 speed, bright DEAR ABBY: Loss of hair can be a symptom of a nutri ♦ 7 6 4 3 & references required $250. ♦ J72 diamond. West would capture wrecked and junk cars. A & B TOLLAND after 4. drive, radials, moss green w/saddle Int. yellow, very well maintained. #2657-1 lional deficiency. My sister had lhal problem. She ran from No utilities. 646-1316 , 649-8782 ■Auto Salvage, used auto parts 1876-6231 64D4S7a ♦ 86 5 2 South's king with his ace and after 5. ,-/2504-1 doctor to doctor, and not until she went to a nutritionist did West would be able to make a Call Tony 646-6223. she discover the cause. The nutritionist told her she w’as WEST EAST V______♦ KQ10 7 ♦A J632 trump exit at the fourth trick. LARGE 2 BEDROOM SPACIOUS 4 BEDROOM eating all the wrong things. Declarer would eventually 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs When she got herself on a balanced diet, her hair started ♦ J5 ♦ ---- APART.MENT- Convenient DUPLEX- 1 1 2 baths, dining OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS ♦ AQ10 8 ♦96543 enter dummy with the heart excellent. Must sell, SALON 1977- V-8. Brown and location With appliances room, den, carpeting. $400 per sacrificing! Any reasonable to grow in. She got careless about her diet once, and went The Flintstonee — Hanna Barbara Productions ♦ Q103 ♦974 seven and take a losing club month, plus utilities. No pets. tan interior. Stereo. Air. Sport back to her old eating habits-lots of sugar and very little Available immediately $250. offer over $1450. Call after TIRES 2-6x13" Snow Tires, 4- SOUTH finesse. Call 646-2482 or 649-8989 Strano Real Estate, 646-2000 wheels Other extras. $3700 fresh vegetables and fruits. Sure enough, her hair started 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. 6x12 Radials. $10. each. 649- O H , deaf?/ d id y o u i ^ ♦ 98 However, East couldn't tell 8760. Call after 5 p.m., 647-1966. falling out again. Then she paid attention to nature’s warn ...A n d s a w which minor suit to play at KNOW t h i s r e s t a u r a n t I GUESSED ♦ AKQ 10 9 8 2 DeCormler ing and went back to a balanced diet. Now she has a OUR PLUMBER trick three and chose a club. WAS SO A s MUCH ♦ K TOYOTA 1974: Mark II, 4 EYPENSIVE, I OVER THERE Declarer was now in control. beautiful head of thick hair again. FRED? / WHEN WE ♦ AKJ door, excellent condition. TRUE STORY. ENID. OKLA. He won with the king, post­ Regular gas, 55,000 miles. V CAME Vulnerable: Neither poning the finesse. Now he PONTIAC BONNEVILLE AM/FM Stereo. Realistictly j > " - IN... Dealer: South drew two rounds of trump and BROUGHAM 1979 - 4 door. priced. 521-5777. eAMotor SsIbs # 3 Getting married? Whether you want a forma! church West North E:ast South led the king of diamonds from Automatic transmission. 285 Broad St Manchester bis hand at the sixth trick. Trucks lor Sale 62 wedding or a simple do your-own-thing ceremony, get 2? Power steering, power 643*4165 Pass 2 NT Pass 4? West won the ace and was end brakes. Fully loaded. Mint Abby’s new booklet, "How to Have a Lovely Wedding." Send $1 and a long, stamped |28 centsi self-addressed Pass Pass Pass played. If he played a club it condition. Excellent mileage GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY would be into declarer's TRUCK- Has the reading envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. Call 289-0265. tenace. A spade lead would enclosed bo^, with side com­ 90212 Opening lead:+ K partments. Excellent for con­ give a ruff and sluff. Finally tractor. 7:30a.m. to 5:30 p.m., he led the diamond queen 633-0249. G n Declarer ruffed the queen FORD LTD LANDAU 1979- Astrograph with a high trump and led his Tutone Blue. 4 door. Power 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- The Born Loser — Art Sansom By Oswald Jacoby carefully preserved deuce of steering, power brakes, Air. Excellent condition. Power Probale Nolice Probale NolIre and Alan Sontag hearts to the seven in dummy. INVITATION The jack of diamonds pro­ Fully loaded. Excellent condi­ steering and brakes. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Court of P robate. D istrict of Bernice Bede Osol WRK. I'LL TAKE HIM W O vT ' tion. Call 289-0265. TO BID ESTATE OF FRED T BAKER, Manchester HE EOT A PBI2MIT FOR THAT South opened an old-fash­ vided a parking place for his Automatic transmission. Will deceased .NOTICE OF HEARING trade for four wheel drive. HEf?E! ioned strong two bid on club loser The Manchester Board of The Hon. William E FitzGerald. ESTATE OF FRANK F. SPENCER, or her input. Each can learn from ^THIIOfo? $1995. 646-0557, after 6:00 p.m. Judge, of the Court of Probate, deceased today's hand and got to game. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN i Education solicits bids for an c f o u r Ihe other if all are allowed to District of Manchester at a hearing I’ursuant to an order of Hon. William express their views. However, the hand belonged Elevator for Manchester High held on January 20, 1980 ordered that E FitzGerald. Judge, dated January to the opponents. East-West (For a copy of JACOBY all claims must be presented to the ‘B ir t h d a y CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be 1967 PONTIAC LE MANS- 2 School for the 1979-1980 school 29, 1980 a hearing will be held on an could easily make four MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at D oor H a rd to p . OHC 6. fiduciary on or before April 22. 1980 or application praying that letters of ad­ sure to follow through today on year. Scaled bids will be be barred as by law provided each task, no matter how trivial. spades, but South's strong two Bridge." care of this newspa­ Automatic. Good condition. ministration be granted on said estate 1956 CHEVY BUS. 21 feet, received until 3:00 P.M., Pear) J. Hultman, as in said application on file more fully February 2,1980 Don't start a siring of projects bid silenced them. per, P.O Box 489. Radio City $700 or best offer. 643-5317 needs work. $800. Telephone Ass t Clerk appears, at the Court of Probate oh An extra source of income may and leave them partially February 13, 1980, at which The defense quickly look Station, New York. N. Y. 647-1724. . The fiduciary is Feb. 11. 1980 at 11.00 A M open for you this coming year completed. two spade tricks. East won 10019.) time will be publicly opened. Ruth E. Baker Pearl J Hultman. 161 Waranoke Rd . Ass t Clerk from a situation that will involve LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You must 77 GRANADA GHIA 2 DR, 8 c y l , The right is reserved to reject Manchester, CT another. Your contribution will be very careful today not to do any and all bids. 06040 be the knowledge and experi­ things that make others feel 1 975 FORD VAN 250 053-01 ence you have to offer you're flaunting what you haje. AUTO, PS, PB, AC, RADIO, VINYL Specifications and bid forms HeaihcliN — George Gately ECONOLINE- New paint job. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20*Feb. 19) Be Someone who has less than you 1973 CHEVY BLAZER 4 WD- may be secured at the ROOF, EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN, Sun roof. Gtjod tires, + snows. Power brakes. Needs some willing to share with those who have could be embarrassed. I n s id e is c o m p 1 e t e 1 y Business Office, 45 N. School ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT are prepared to share with you VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You work. 61,000 miles. $1500. Call today. Don't do anything may find yourself in a position customized in vinyl. Sink, plus 646-0454 or 646-3487. Street, Manchester, Connec­ ice box. Double bed. Captains ticut. Raymond E. Demers, unbecoming |ust to get a larger today where you can lake advan­ Winthrop — Dick Cavalll $4395 slice of the pie. Romance, tage of another if you choose to Chairs. 40 Band CB, AM-FM Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 Business Manager. LEGAL NOTICE career, travel, luck, resources do so. What might be gained 76 MAVERICK 4 DR, 6 c y l , radio, plus Tape Deck Stereo. 064-01 and possible pitfalls lor the com­ isn't worth it. AUTO, PS, RADIO, ECONOMICAL Regular gas. 56,800 miles. 1978 HARLEY DAVID,SON - A certified list of Democratic Party endorsed candidates lor ing months are all discussed in LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Be Real sharp looking - moving. LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, Town of Andover, Connecticut for election as Members of tlie your Astro-Graph Letter that considerate toward others today TRANSPORTATION, 646-4348. 100% stock and in excellent Proliale Notice begins with your birthday. Mail but don't let your heart rule your Town Committee at Large is on file in my office at School Road, $1 for each to Astro-Graph, Box head to the extent that you shape, $4500 . 742-8786. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Andover, Connecticut. The number of Town Committee 489, Radio City Station. N Y become foolish. You can be TWO GOODYEAR RADIAL E.STATK OF MINNIE S REARDON, TIRES- P 225-75-R-14, white deceased Members to be elected, under party rules, is 30. 10019 Be sure to specify birth helpful and practical at the sarrie 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT dale lime. $2995 walls. $75 pair. Call after 5 The Hon William E FitzGerald, 750- Kcrker headers. KNN Judjjtf. of the Court of Probate. A Primary will be held March 4. 1980, if 8 (eighti candidacies PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) 77 MAVERICK 2 DR 6 CYL, p.m.. 649-2625. filters. Oil cooler Much District of Manchester at a hearing (which is at least 25% of the number of town committee Weed out the rosy aspects if you You're very clever in dealing witti more! $1500 . 643-4076 before 2 held on January. . 1980 ordered that all members to be elected by such party in the municipality) arc have to make an important deci­ others today, but not necessarily RADIO, BASIC TRANSPORTATION claims must be presented to the sion today Judge every detail p.m. fiduciary on or before April 23, 1980 or filed pursuant to Sections 9-382 to 9-450 of the Connecticut in business or financial matters. realistically and you won't go Guard against being manipulat­ be barreil as by law provided General Statutes, not later than 4:00 pm . of February 8,1980 by Pearl J. Hullman, wrong ed. 1975 DODGE DART As.s'l Clerk persons other than party-endorsed candidates; provided the ARIES (March 21*April 19) Be SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) $3195 Excellent condition. About The fiduciary is number of such candidacies plus the number of endor.sed can­ helpful to others today but do so Let your usual frank and Patricia H Malmiev 6 CYL, PB, PS, 80.000 miles. New Tires, Car­ 1979 YAMAHA - SX 1100 E didates exceeds the number to be elected to .said town com­ in a manner where you don't forthright manner prevail today 75 AMC PACER buretor, and Tune-up. $2,000, 166 W e lls St . leave strings attached. Keep rather than using flattery Hones­ SERIES- With lull dress kit. M a n che ster, ( T 06040 mittee (If number of opposing candidacies Iilod is reduced to your motives pure and noble AM RADIO, 649-5133. 0fi401 ty will be applauded Phoniness Asking $3600, firm 646-2096 less than .such 25%’, no primary will be held.) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) At a won't be. social gathering today, try not to CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Short Ribs — Frank Hill Petition forms, instructions and information concerning the be miffed at one who may be Possibilities lor gain look $2275 procedure in filing opposing candidacies, may be obtained from getting a bit more attention than extremely promising today pro­ I’rohate .Notice Beatrice E. Kowalski, Democratic Registrar of Voters, Route you feel he or she should Being vided you do everything in a W W A T fe ' 77 LTD II STATIDN WAGON 8 PREANNOUNCEMENT Court of I’robale. [)islrict of #6, Andover. petty isn't your style sound, logical sequence. Playing I N T H E Manchester GEMINI (May 21*June 20) Today hunches will dull your chances. BAG? • CYL, AUTO, PS, PB, AC, RADIO, NOTICE OF HEARING Dated at Andover, Conn, this 29th day of January, 1980. allow everyone in the family his ESTATE OF CHARLES KELLNER, (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) deceased Ruth K. Munson ‘ EVERY NieHT HE F lA /5 THE SAME MOURNFUL SALE I’ursuiuit to an order of Hon. William Municipal Clerk of Barry’s World — Jim Berry $3295 K FitzGerald, Judge, dated January Andover. Conn TUNE.. .'IkE SOPPERflME BLUES'.' 29. 1980 a hearing will be held on an 77 LTD I I 4 DR. 8 CYL, AUTO, PB, application praying that letters of ad- 066-01 ministriition he granted on said estate Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffal PS, AC, RADIO, VINYL ROOF, as in said application on file more fully appears, at the Court of Probate on % Feb M, 1980 at 11,30 A M (SW/?,?, e O T 'E M ^ Pearl J Hullman, JLt A.ss‘l. (’Icrk I^ A B B ir $3195 070^1 ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT EA R S. 8CYL,AUTO, PS, PB, Our Boarding House This Funny World 75 LTD 4 DR On February 1Sth Buick Is bringing back the AC, AM/FM STEREO, VINYL ROOF, l^rohuh* Notico LEGAL NOTICE Regai SX which waa so popuiar iast spring. Court of Probate, DiBlricl of TWI66#. youire an \ / a f t e r i WHAT IF 5WEAR OUT THE PMCB LOW MILEAGE, This weekend, (Thursday, Friday and Satur­ Manchester A certified list of Republican Parly, endorsed candidates for EY-FUZIIE, HOW COME day), at Charter Oak Buick, we wiii offer these NOTICE OF HEARING YOU DIDN'T 5P0T KIVE A HABEAM WHERE ESTATE OF HAROLD FISCHER, Town of Andover, Connecticut for election as Members of the FOR A CON MAN? HE CORPU5CLE, YOU 6 0 T Regais at the sate price deceased Town Committee at Large is on file in my offlice at School ihirsuanl to an order o( Hon William TOOK ME FOR EVERV- HE'LL BE IN ALL THAT $2595 Road, Andover, Connecticut. The number of Town Committee K. FitzGerald, Judge, dated January THINC BUT MY OTHER THE 5LAMMER I w o r th le s s 28. 1980 a hearing will be hold on an members to be elected, under party rules, is 30. application praying that an instrument FAIR OF $OX L0N 6ER 'OULXA 6ULCH „ TRUCKS purporting to be the>)a.sl will and testa­ A Primary will be held March 4. 1980, if 8 (eight) candidacies THAN THE STOCK ment of said deceased be admitted to TERMITEE- < 6 2 6 9 ° ° probate as in said application on file (which is at least 25% of the number of town committee 73 JEEP PICKUP 8 CYL, 4 SPD, more fully appears, at the Court of members to be elected by such party in the municipality are i - i These Regais are equipped with automatic Probate on Feb. 11. 1980 at 10:00 A M filed pursuant to Sections 9-382 to 9-450 of the Connecticut PS, PB, WITH PLOW $4395 Pearl J. Hultman. transmission, power steering, power brakes, Ass t Clerk General Statutes, not later than 4:00 p.m. of February 8,1980 by A l it t l e more to t h e steel belted radial whitewalls, deluxe wheel 068-01 persons other than party-endorsed candidates; provided the ['EM BABBIT LEFT/ DOC/CHANNJEL 5 79 FORD F-150 4x4 PICKUP 8 CYL, covers, notchback front seat, the economical V- number of such candidacies plus the number of endorsed can­ EA R S . J s t il l a b it f u z z y 6 engine, dealer prep, and freight Included. Pruliulc Notict* didates exceeds the number to be elected to said town com­ IS . PS, PB, AM/FM RADIO, RANGER NOTICE TO CREDITORS mittee. (If number of opposing candidacies filed is reduced to ESTATE OF LOUIS MORIARTY, less than such 25%. no primary will be held.) PACKAGE $7095 deceased The Mon William E FitzGerald. Petition forms, instructions and information concerning the WHY WAIT? Judge, of the Court of Probate. District of Manchester at a hearing procedure in filing opposing candidacies, may be obtained from held on January 23. 1080 ordered lhal Faith Weber, Republican Registrar of Voters, 31 Lakeside all claims musi be presented to the "Mildred always inviles Ihe most interesting FORD fiduciary on or before April 23, 1980 or Drive, Andover. .CHARTER DAK RUICK be barred as by law provided pe op le — you’re the FIRST Afghan Muslim Dated at Andover, Conn, this 29th day of January, 1980. i 61 ADAMS STREET, MANCHESTER Pearl J. Hultman. Ass t. Clerk reb el w e’ve m e t." wuoN iu.li 1 Hnvici. ncauMMiia I £jill 93 Off l>86 1 Rout* 1ft, N«kI to AgwRy. on« Wocti from The fiduciary is Ruth K. Munson ^ CBkIor'R, |URt 6 minuttR from Downtown Hsrtlofd l . l W.iN SIH, I I ■ 0i04O The WlUlmantlc Trust (Company Municipal Clerk of ’till)..,HI M)MI7I4S (Open Eranlngt) MS-4971 676 Main St., H \$ M I N O - DILLDR Wlllirnanllc, CT 06226 Andover, Connecticut “You've been hitting the 'All You 067-01 Can Kat' restaurants again!"