SANTA FE, N.M. (UPI) - Police, Corrections officials, police, without firing a shot, retook the New politicians and an archbishop toured ‘ Republicans Mexico State Penitentiary Sunday the prison Sunday afternoon and told • and found the bodies of convicts stories of mutilations, burning and killed by fellow prisoners in 36 hours vandalism. Many said the prison Narrow List of reprisals, mutilations, burnings appeared beyond repair. and sexual assaults that left at least The damage was expected to total For Vacancy 32 dead. between $30 million and $40 million, State Police and National well above the previously most costly MANCHESTER - The list Guardsmen searched through the prison riot, in 1973 at the Oklahoma narrowed this weekend to two can­ night for more victims in the five State Prison ($20 million). The didates for Carl Zinsser’s vacant burned-out wings and main corridor bloodiest prison riot in U.S. history Board of Directors position. of the prison, through still-blazing was at Attica in upstate New York in Out of six names mentioned as fires, piles of windows and doors and 1971, when 43 prisoners and prison possible candidates, the GOP debris from ceilings and walls employees died. executive board had two definite can­ rs crumpled by the heat. Inmates, speaking first of the over­ didates. Harry Reinhorn, and Pete Maj. Charles Anaya of the State crowding that caused the takeover, Sylvester, after a Sunday afternoon Id like to Police said early today 32 bodies had said the riot started when inmates meeting. ries only been found, but that officers were starting ingesting drugs stolen from Both men ran unsuccessfully for e years, being kept out of the two major un­ the infirmary and sniffing glue taken positions last November and serve on span for searched areas until all fires are out, from the prison shoe factory. the Zoning Board of Appeals. id for the While these are the only definite »ers,’’ he “The inmates that we’ve talked to Gov. Bruce King, who had been at said there are more bodies in there,” the prison since a few hours after the candidates, two others are con­ e g o ^ to sidering running for the seat. writers, Anaya said. “It could be later today, riot began at 2 a.m. Saturday, said jeers — this afternoon, or possibly as late as the decision to attack was delayed Clarence (Bud) Brown, and Althea Potter, are interested in seeking the 4 ar those tomorrow” before the search until Sunday because of the belief d revive resumes. that negotiations were working. position vacated when Zinsser ould be a resigned last week. He also said prison records were He said the talks stalemated Sun­ burned in the takeover, making it dif­ But neither is committed to 80s Lear day morning, and the reports of seeking the seat. logy pre- ficult to arrive at a death count without a physical search of the hysteria, violence, the lack of Three other possible candidates, w oppor- Paul Willhide, Vivian Ferguson, and The pro- prison. leadership among the rebels and the continued setting of fires forced the Ida Lindberg, seem to be out of the rill draw State Corrections Secretary Felix pie. He decision to attack. running. Rodriguez said the final count of Willhide, and Mrs. Lindberg told lire a tre- Riot troops, backed by National local ori- bodies would be announced today. the executive board, according to roduction State Rep. Fred Mondragon, who Guardsmen, broke through the main Riot Scene Elsie Swensson, acting chairwoman, toured the prison, said he expected barricaded door with a sledge Smoke billows from the New Mexico State were reported killed in the 36-hour riot. (UPI that they were not interested in the of “mom the death count to exceed 40. hammer and cutting torch and quick­ Prison Sunday as a National Guard helicopter photo) job. n opera- ly reclaimed the building. They found Mrs. Ferguson has said she would ire to the About 800 inmates who did not par­ flies over the scene. More than 20 inmates seek the position if no one else was !, and he ticipate in the riot spent the night in bodies in almost every area, many interested. Mrs. Ferguson resigned 's like the 20-degree temperatures in tents on with arms, legs and heads cut off, from the board last year: Pete hood gro- one corner of the 12-acre prison and numerous injured or drug-dazed DiRosa was appointed in her place. 1 and pop grounds: the estimated 250 rioters Then the inmates. The old town committee will elect camped on the opposite corner under upermar- “These guys are just staggering a Zinsser’s successor at a Feb. 11 close watch by National Guard jerations. out of there, they are so hepped up on meeting. It will be the last action of troopers. he prolif- drugs and glue,” said Bud Richards this committee before the new hat cable members, elected Jan. 22 will be in­ create a A threatened strike by prison of the state Corrections Commission. product. I guards late Sunday was averted when Convict Robert Mosely, 21, said the stalled. ime man- Warden Jerry Griffin pleaded with It was decided the old committee rioters forceably removed him and would replace Zinsser, because all F icourage- about 90 of them to return to work independ- and promised to make the inmates other inmates from their cellblocks, the candidates were well-known to roduction involved in the uprising “clean up the put black hoods on them and bound the committee members. mess.” each in a fetal position with strips of Zinsser resigned last week, citing that Lear cloth. feelings of ineffectiveness and a lack Tlie last five hostages, down from of motivation as reasons for his ac­ iroduction the original 14 seized, were rescued Officials believed the takeover creative tion. unharmed by police SWAT teams. began when two guards making a IS, have room check surprised two inmates The two definite candidates said ly astro- None of the 250 rebellious inmates today they had begun gathering sup­ ly be ban­ was hurt during the final assault. drinking homemade liquor. E port for next week’s election. ished pro- “I don’t know what my chances like his ■imar, or are, but I’m calling people,” some he Sylvester said. “I’m attempting to phone each member of the old com­ ssibilities, PT A Budget Unit mittee.” regional Reinhorn has organized a group of theater 10, one person in each district, to help ire reality his campaign. “If I didn’t think my chances d I don’t To Take a Stand weren’t good I wouldn’t be running,” it now — to find a Reinhorn said. mom and proposed budget, there are no Sylvester noted the competiton MANCHESTER - The PTA Coun­ was good for the Republican Party. IV, and, in program improvements. In a cil Budget Study Committee will ”It’^ healthy for the party,” he le viewer message to the Board of Education, s of the meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the Siege Over said. “I wouldn’t like it if one person the superintendent traced the in­ Robertson School gym at 45 N. School ran." creased to, “spectacularly increased St. to make their recommendations Wounded inmates at the New Mexico State stormed the prison and ended a bloody 36- Sylvester said his main emphasis energy costs.” on the 1980-81 school budget. Prison receive first aid after state police hour riot. Some 27 inmates were killed, but as a board member would be on the According to Mrs. Amy Burns, co­ James Morancey, council presi­ SWAT team s and the National Guard all the hostages were saved. (UPI photo) town’s pension policies. chairperson of the budget study com­ dent, said today he expects the com­ Reinhorn said he would focus on mittee, an executive session of the mittee to be supportive of the the budget as a board member. n you tell superintendent’s budget, which commmittee will commence at 7:30 ! and a lit- represents an 8.5 percent increase at the school. She said a vote would New Enttland Survey oocemiog over last year’s budget. be taken and a written statement - R.J. Morancey said he also expects the released at 8 p.m. She said she would Heights, committee to criticize the general have no comment on the committee’s manager’s budget guidelines, which recommendations until that time. ind Hans call for holding increases to 6 percent and the Robert Weiss, general manager, Prices High Everywhere of the 1979-80 figures. m actor, said today he would give particular bis true ”We don’t have any fat,” attention to the PTA committee's Morancey said of the budget. He said recommendations. "Naturally, I BOSTON (UPI) — Food, energy The cost of a half gallon of milk Ground beef prices ranged from a show the average price of a gallon of otally the 6 percent guidelines don't allow listen to anybody and give credence and housing costs eat up a huge was most expensive — $1.09— at the low of $1.39 per pound (sale) at the regular gasoline in New England at 4azie. for mandated salary increases or the to comments from such a responsible chunk of every family’s budget Boston store checked, while it sold Providence store to $1.98 at the $1.07.2, but the AAA's last survey is age effects of inflation. source. But I haven’t seen the The first monthly UPI New for 90 cents in Concord, N.H. Augusta market checked. was Jan. 10. Since that time gas safely Morancey referred to the 9 percent England survey of prices of grocery s 40s. budget, so I can’t evaluate it,” Weiss prices have climbed another 6-8 cents salary increases for teachers, which said. items, energy costs and loan rates The price of a dozen eggs ranged Ironically, the same $1.98 would per gallon. film was the result of the state mandated from 77 cents in Augusta, Maine, to lossus reinforces the fact that it's not easy buy you a pound of sirloin steak at the orked arbitration procedure. Under the Kennedy’s budget was originally to make ends meet anywhere in the 95 cents in Boston, Springfield and Augusta store, while the same choice A spokesman for the Bay State law, the town must comply with the $17,570,908. The arbitration award region. Hartford. meal cost you $2.99 a pound in Gasoline Retailers Association said decision of the outside arbiters. added $200,000 to this figure, making Bread prices ranged very close in Boston, Springfield and Hartford. an increase of 10.7 cents per gallon at Under the superintendent's the total figure $17,770,908. U P I bureaus in Boston also all cities — 79-83 cents a loaf, except the wholesale level in the past month was Springfield, Mass.: Hartford, Conn. A pound of chicken ranged in price is the biggest one-month increase the Montpelier store checked sold the from a low of 55 cents per pound in irbln Providence, R.I.: Augusta, Maine anyone can ever recall. away Concord, N.H., and Montpelier, Vt. loaf for 49 cents. Hartford to 89 cents in Boston. will go on limited price shopping Five pounds of potatoes cost the The price of haddock fillets was all As for home heating oil, the New most at the Boston store — $1.09. 4 trips each month to determine where over the board — ranging from $1.69 England price of that precious com­ the consumer’s dollar is going. They sold for 79 cents in Springfield per pound in Hartford to $3.29 in modity inches closer to $1 a gallon in mondoy Augusta. Spot price checks of other con­ New England. sumer goods and services will also be A can of corn was cheapest at 30 made in coming months. cents in Springfield, Hartford and The latest data from state energy Public Condos The Weather Providence, while it cost 37 cents in offices in the region shows the This month’s supermarket check Montpelier. average price of a gallon of heating Clear tonight and sunny Tuesday. includes one-half gallon of milk, a oil ranging from 92.2 cents per gallon Detailed forecast on Page 2. dozen eggs, a 20-ounce loaf of bread, 5 Five pounds of oranges could be in Connecticut to 95.6 in Vermont. pounds of potatoes, a 2 pound box of bought for as little as $1 at the Boston rice, a 15-ounce box of Cheerios, a store, while it took $1.67 of your budget in Concord. On the credit front, a spot cheek of Inside Today ground beef, a pound of banks in the seven New England sirloin steak, a pound of chicken, a The 29-ounce can of peaches cities surveyed by UPI showed Business...... 20 pound of haddock, a 12-ounce can of ranged from 75 cents in Springfield mortgage interest rates in the 13 to Classified...... 16-18 whole kernel corn, 5 pounds of and Hartford to 83 cents in Boston 13‘'z percent range — with a low of Com ics...... 19 oranges and a 29-ounce can of cling and Hartford, and 69 cents in the four and Montpelier.------12Vj percent found in Concord, N.H, Editorial ...... :,. 4 peach halves. other cities checked. Entertainment ...... 14 Energy costs, the price of gasoline In Connecticut, the state Banking F am ily ...... 8 ‘^•’eck showed the 13 items cost The cost of a 2-pound box of Uncle and home heating oil, have virtually Commission said half its banks are Obituaries ...... 10 anywhere from $14.03 at a Ben's Converted Rice ranged from a doubled since a year ago. It's not un­ requiring at least 25 percent down on Peopletalk...... 2 Providence, R.I., supermarket to low of $1.09 in Augusta and Concord usual any more to shell out $20 or home mortgages. Sports...... 11-13 $16'59 at a Concord, N.H., store. The to $1.49 in Boston and Montpelier. more for a fill-up at the neighborhood The rate for auto loans ranged Television ...... 14 ®ame goods cost $16.48 in Boston, service station. from a low of 11 percent in The latest figures compiled by the Springfield to a high of 14'-4 percent Monipeiier. American Automobile Association in Providence. 2 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Feb. 4, IgM EVENING HERALD. Mon., Feb. 4, 1980- 3 U x l o t e . Sit-In Followup

from IslaQiabad in a special plane at Afghanistan by name, but con­ The attack, about 85 miles allowing himself to he “used” to forcement Administration, says the Slated at UConn Leaves Pakistan midnight EST. demned the Soviet invasion of Iran's southeast of the capital along the draw African nations into a conflict heroin flow to the United States from eastern neighbor by denouncing im­ STORRS (UPI) — A University of this," said Minor, chairman of the ISLAMABAD, PakisUn (UPI) - Salisbury-Umtali road, was the se­ between the United States and the the “ Golden Crescent” of Iran, perialist interference in independent cond such assault Sunday. A terrorist Afghanistan and Pakistan has in­ Connecticut student leader says FSSO committee on organizations. U.S. national security adviser ISo Interference Soviet Union. countries. hurled a grenade into a bus filled students plan to follow up on their UConn officials, told to trim the Zbigniew Brzezinski today left creased alarmingly in recent Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini The sources, quoted by Western with supporters of former Prime “study-in” to protest a cutback in operating budget, said they decided Pakistan for Saudi Arabia without Teacher Strike months. today sharply rejected interference press reports, said Khomeini and the Minister Abel Muzorewa near Gutu, The three countries are said to weekend hours at the library. to limit Friday and Saturday hours announcing completion of an aid in Iran’s affairs by either the United newly elected Abolhassan Bani-Sadr southeast of Salisbury, killing one grow more opium than any other because less students would be agreement for the neighbor to CHICAGO (UPI) - More than 20,- More than 400 students stayed in States or the Soviet Union, but in an would meet within the next few days woman and wounding three people. area of the worlij — enough, accor­ the library almost four hours after affected. Soviet occupied Afghanistan. 000 teachers are on strike against the apparent softening of his stand on the to go over U.N. Secretary General ^ ding to estimates, to produce more the 6 p.m. closing Friday. Many But Minor said the weekend is the His departure came amid growing Chicago School Board to protest the American hostages, diplomatic Kurt Waldheim’s suggestions for O Y only time many students can go to signs that Afghan President Babrak Mission AH firings of some 1,600 colleagues and a than 55,000 tons of heroin a year. wrote their legislators urging them sources said the Islamic leader freeing the 50 hostages held for 92 the library and stay without having to Karmal, installed in the Dec. 27 shortened school year. to oppose the school’s decision to would meet with Iran's new presi­ days in the American Embassy. DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania worry about classes. Soviet invasion, soon may be ousted. Public school teachers late Sunday close the facility at 6 p.m. Friday and dent to discuss a U.N. plan for the (UPI) — Former heavyweight boxing voted overwhelmingly to strike the Charged in Slaying all day Saturday. Mark Christy, one student who Brzezinski told reporters at the air­ captives' release. champion Muhammed Ali says if he nation’s third largest school system HARTFORD (UPI) - A Hartford One group from the New London donned a dunce cap, said, “I think port the United States was taking In a message read by his son Guerrilla Attack finds that he is being “used,” he will for the first time in 4^4 years. The man was held on $25,000 bond today dormitory wore dunce caps, which this is the sort of thing legislators steps to enhance "our ability to Ahmad to tens of thousands of SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPI) - break off his diplomatic mission to strike has forced the board to close charged with manslaughter in the ac­ they said demonstrated how the might take note of. I can’t study in strengthen the security of our friends Iranians gathered at Tehran's Guerrillas using small arms and convince African countries to boycott the city’s 654 public schools. cidental shooting death of a compa­ reduced hours affected their educa­ the dorm because it’s too noisy.” in this part of the world.” Behescht e Zahar cemetery, rockets attacked a civilian bus, the Moscow Olympics. nion, police said. tion. There were a handful of students Khomeini urged his followers to "cut killing 13 black civilians and woun­ Ali arrived oh the first leg of his Heroin Traffic Police said Luis Colon, 30, died “We thought the students should who took a swipe at Gov. Ella Grasso Brzezinski and his delegation, off the hands of the superpowers of ding 24 others in the worst violence five-nation mission Sunday and was after he was shot in the neck in an ap­ get on the record in some way of and wore shirts inscribed with “Ella which included Deputy Secretary of the East and West.” since Rhodesia’s cease-fire began a confronted by Tanzanian reporters WASHINGTON (UPI) - Peter parent accident by Jose Santiago, 21, being opposed to the budget cuts. can't read." State Warren Christopher, took off The Islamic leader did not mention month ago. who repeatedly .asked why he was Bensinger, chief of the U.S. Drug En­ at a home near Colt Park Sunday. Cutting back the library hours was "I think this might embarrass the the final straw.” said Craig Minor of governor, " said sophomore Matthew the Federation of Student Service Donelan. Organizations. Minor said for many years UConn ■Peopletalk' He said they regarded the turnout complained it was a "suitcase and the study-in a “success.” college " — and everyone packed up Lost Youth DidnH Panic "We will definitely follow up on and headed home on Fridays. Indy is Safer Maybe divorce lawyer Marvin Mitchelson is just tired of being typecast. And Dog Kept Him Warm His latest case has Pupil Enrollment nothing to do with THOMPSON (UPI) - Christopher "palimony." Labonte, 3, survived below-freezing - ^ His new client is In­ temperatures for more than 17 hours lO V flT TMintATVtfS dianapolis 500 contender because he didn’t panic and his pet Declining in State Salt Walther who got his beagle remained at his side and V- $140,000 Lamborghini refused to let him sleep, the boy’s HARTFORD (UPI) - There are staff. tangled up with four father says. now only 15 students for every The council said the state figures other vehicles last week Christopher wandered from his An artist’s view of the propsed Cheney Mill redevelopment. The plan would involve conversion of the mill area to residen­ teacher in Connecticut public schools follow the nationwide downward in Los Angeles. Police yard Monday afternoon and was — a 22 percent drop in the past trend of school enrollments. UPlWfATNIII rO T O C A ir € E3* tial, corporate and commercial use. accuse him of leaving found frostbitten and frightened decade, a study by a tax watchdog Since World War II, Connecticut’s For period ending 7 a.m. EST 2/5/80. During Monday the scene — and of Tuesday morning in Burrillville, group shows. pupil-staff ratio has dropped from 25 night, snow will be expected in the upper and mid carrying cocaine in his R.I., aliout six miles from his home. The Connecticut Public Expen­ to 15 while the national ratio dropped Mississippi valley, changing to freezing rain and rain car. He was released from Fogarty diture Council also said the 572,669 from 27 to 18. over the lower Mississippi valley. Clear to partly cloudy Mitchelson says Memorial Hospital in North Judge Discusses Impact students in public schools last year The council said although elsewhere. somebody planted the Smithfield, R.I. over the weekend. continues a nine-year decline. The enrollments are expected to decline dope, and that Walther Christopher’s father, Edward, said number of teachers it takes to further in the 1980s. the number of drove away from the the boy was generally in good health, educate them, however, has reached enrollments in special education Weather Forecast crash scene — at 5 mph — because he was dazed. but had some blisters where his toes a record 37,340. programs will increase. He’ll ask the district attorney not to press charges were frostbitten. In 1971-72, when student enrollment The number of physically and men­ Mostly sunny today with Extended Outlook at Walther's arraignment Feb. 8. Labonte said he thinks the child Of Cheney District Plan reached its peak of 661,000, the pupil- tally handicapped and maladjusted highs near 30. minus 1 C. Extended outlook for New An arresting officer backs up the "dazed” theory survived despite temperatures in the staff ratio was 18.9, the survey said. pupils in special education increased O ear tonight with lows 10 to England Wednesday through — says Walther, who suffered a concussion, “ate teens because he didn’t panic and By MARTIN KEARNS The CPEC said salaries for teachers from 8,928 in 1971-72 to 13,553 in the 15. Tuesday sunny with highs Friday: the windshield. ” because his black and white beagle to live in the area. The entire district much of which could be spent on feasible to restore it. But in so doing and staff last year averaged $15,482, last school year. in the lower 30s. Probability Massachusetts. Rhode Mitzi apparently remained at his side MANCHES.TER-Rede- is at a critical economic point, more Main Street, we would be restoring Manchester’s reflecting a mean salary increase of The CPEC said many studies in­ of precipitation near zero per- Island & Connecticut: Fair and refused to let him sleep. Labonte velopment plans being con­ serious than people realize. The Main What are the risks? most valuable historic monument. I 5.2 percent over the previous year. dicate that except in special educa­ cent through Tuesday. Critical of Critics weather Wednesday followed also said he thought the lack of snow sidered by the Cheney Street area is affected. Either it is The risks to the town would be do not believe we would be com­ Educators in the town of Sterling tion programs, class size has virtual­ Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph by a chance of snow late Most moviemakers make it a point to invite the contributed to his son’s survival. Historic Commission revitalized now or it will turn to minimal. The way this works is a promising Manchester’s prinic'iples earned the lowest pay. an average of ly no impact on pupil achievement. today and around 10 mph Thursday or Friday. Highs He and his wife Joann said they decay. Main Street and Cheney Mill by accepting a grant for this specific toni^t and Tuesday. critics to special ^ practical matter. The developers will $10,806 dollars, while the highest paid The pupil-ratios have dropped will be in the 20s and low 30s. wanted to thank the hundreds of propose the conversion of redevelopment are directly con­ do something if the town will provide purpose. Such a grant would be from because more teachers are spending Overnight lows will be screenings of their ef­ teachers in New Canaan averaged forts — but not volunteers who helped search for the silk mill area, roughly nected. something in return. And residential the Department of the Interior and it $21,163 a year, the CPEC said. more time on individual or special Long Island Sound generally in teens. won’t happen with the HUD issue Vermont: Partly cloudy publisher Bob Guccione. j their only son as well as the Army the size of the J.C. Penny dis­ We may reach the point where the use of the area would not threaten The council said towns with low education programs; more time is Long Island Sound to Watch mansions are sold and broken-up, still up in the air. I suggest that it Hill, R.I.. and Montauk Point. Wednesday, chance for a little He says he knows in ad- 1 National Guard and Rhode Island and tribution center, to residen­ the town. I consider it an investment pupil-staff ratios and higher salaries allowed for non-classroom activities would be in our best interests to set­ N.Y.: High pressure from snow or some flurries vance what their reac­ Connecticut State Police, which led tial, corporate and commer­ when the lawns are torn up. in a larger tax base. If the town im­ tend to have higher per pupil costs and because of the concerted effort Are there any plans for coor­ tle our problems with HUD. Hudson Bay to the Gulf of Wednesday night through tion to his controversial the search efforts. cial use. Judge William proves Hartford Road and Elm Street, because well over half of local school to bring about smaller class sizes. Friday. Highs upper teens “ We can never thank them dination between the Cheney the original investment would be What would be the town's role? Mexico will remain almost “Caligula” will be. FitzGerald, vice-chairman of budgets go to pay for instructional stationary with a northwest north to around 30 south. Lows Says he, “I don't enough,” Mrs, Labonte said. Historic Commission and the recovered in taxes in 10 years. If we Government must do certain flow of cold air continuing zero or lower north to near 15 expect them to like the One volunteer searcher. Jack the commission, discussed Downtown Coordinating Com- restore the weaving mill and clock things. It must provide roads, over the area. Northwest south. movie and I’m not a Campbell, 36, of Central Falls, R.I., the proposal with The mitte? tower, as the consultants have lighting and improve the aesthetic Maine and New Hampshire: winds 10 to 15 knots through masochist. I do expect was struck by a car and killed early Herald, and its impact on We have spoken informally and suggested, we will get it back in five appearance of the government land Budget Message Fair weather through the Tuesday. Fair with visibility 5 the movie to make a lot Tuesday near the Labonte home, Coming Home there is agreement to meet. We are years. running through the area. It must miles or more through period. Highs in the teens this town. (This is the first of preparing to make a presentation to solve the traffic problems with north and 20s south. Lows zero of money ..." Labonte said he visited with the Would redevelopment mean Tuesday. Average wave Three-year-old Christopher Labonte, who spent a winter a series of articles) the Downtown Coordinating Com­ public funds to improve the streets. heights 1 to 3 feet tonight, to 10 below north and zero to It should. At $7.50 for Campbell family to offer his con­ grant subsidies? dolences. night in the New England woods a week ago after wandering Why preserve the Cheney Mills? mittee on how the two committees I don’t want people to think of this This is different from asking for To Face Solons diminishing Tuesday. 10 above south. general admission, it’s the highest priced ever Veterans Council away from his house in Thompson, Conn., returned home from For two reasons, first, it is the only can work together for the good of the as involving federal grants. The idea government funds to improve private Both House Speaker Ernest Abate, mill complex in the country that is area. is to have private enterprise restore property. We are hoping private HARTFORD (UPI) - The 1980 — and the first to ante MANCHESTER - The Veterans the hospital Sunday. Here he hugs the family dog Mitzi, Legislature will convene Wednesday D-Stamford, and House Majority up Friday at its New substantially intact and basically in How might redevelopment the area. We have heard from the enterprise will restore the mills and Council of Manchester will meet at credited by doctors with saving his life by staying near him and one of the first items of business Leader John Groppo, D-Winsted, The Almanac York premiere was Everest, Mass., postal clerk good condition. The mills, mansion positively impact Manchester? consultants what they consider the that the town will restore the public have said they wouldn’t oppose the American Legion Home, and keeping him warm. (UPI photo) will be Gov. Ella Grasso’s budget Arthur Tornquist. area and worker housing appear as Revitalization of the mills would most economically feasible ap­ facilities and the appropriate boosting the sales tax to 8 percent, By United Press International American Legion Drive, tonight at 8. they did at the turn of the century. bring in additional taxes. The effects proach. By March they will tell us utilities. Roads are an investment in message. After hours in line, he got the first ticket — and a Mrs. Grasso is expected to present which could bring in an estimated Today is Monday, Feb. 4, the 35th day of 1980 with 331 tc kiss from Anneka di Lorenzo who’s in it — along Secondly, and more importantly, of redevelopment of a 1.3-million how this development might be ac­ any area. $120 million in revenue. follow. Debate over the redevelopment of a package for the fiscal year begin­ with Malcolm McDowell, John Gielgud and Peter the area is under-utilized and square-foot area would be substan­ complished. Other ideas being batted around T a x i deteriorating. There are signs of tial. It would produce a good tax What about Cheney Hall? the Cheney Mill district cuts across ning July 1 which calls for roughly The moon is moving toward its last quarter. O’Toole. $2.65 billion in spending — and the are adoption of a 1 percent tax on the decay and neglect and neglect base. Conversion of under-utilized in­ Cheney Hall is a ditterent proposi­ those issues shaping the image of this gross revenue of major oil com­ The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. D a i r i i HARTFORD RD. town as it enters the decade of the state has estimated it will need an progresses geometrically. This dustrial space to condominiums The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. tion and I see nothing wrong in accep­ panies doing business in Connecticut Dream Merchant F ares affects the housing area around the would mean high-income owners 80s. Its resolution is certain to extra $120 million in revenues to Those bom on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. Q u e e n ting federal, state and town funds to and increases in the gasoline tax and mills and the mansion owners’ desire with more taxes and more money. preserve it. It is not commercially have lasting impact. break even. Famed American trans-Atlantic flyer (Tharles A. Fantasy Island - in Cedar Rapids,Iowa? A carbon The budget for the current fiscal the state’s share of some parimutuel Lindbergh was bom Feb. 4,1902. Actress Ida Lupino was copy, says Joseph Seaborn. R ise DAIRY QUEEN year which ends June 30 is $2.4 betting pools. Mrs. Grasso has consistently said bom on this date in 1918. He’s set up his own organization to cater to public billion. On this date in history: whim and fantasy, just like on the TV show — says WETHERSFIELD The L e g is la tu re ’s F in an ce, she is opposed to a state income tax (UPI) — Taxicab riders in Three Held in Town Man’s Death and if at all possible will try to avoid In 1901, Maj, William Gorgas launched a U.S. Army it will give people "the chance to live out their A/azzm m Revenue and Bonding Committee has an increase in taxes which have a campaign to wipe out yellow fever in Cuba. wildest dreams, as long as those dreams are legal." Connecticut will be paying HARTFORD (UPI) - Two night of Dec. 27 when three men ap­ carrying shotguns forced six identify, were treated at Hartford already come up with a variety of direct bearing on the state's Moral too. He adds, "My wife and I are died-in- higher rates beginning brothers and a third man face proached them and demanded employees, who were making bread Hospital. new and increased taxes — including In 1938, Adolf Hitler seized control of the German army F R E E D E A L the-wool Mormons, so this is strictly G-rated. The today because of rising fuel murder and robbery charges today in money. The three friends chased the after the shop closed, to disrobe, then one which would increase the 7 per­ economic development. and put Nazi officers in key posts as part of a plan which Daniel Estremera was arrested only time we ever get PG-rated is when we send out costs. the Dec. 27 shooting death of a other three and Ashline was fatally burned their clothes. after he was found hiding in a vacant cent sales tax. was to cause World War II. a belly dancer. There’s a big call for belly dancers,” The state Transportation Manchester man in Elizabeth Park. shot, police said. The two men ordered Ficaro to lot. police said. ■ In 1974, Patricia Hearst, 19-year-old daughter of San '■ f r e e "’ He already has a staff — ages 3 to 76 — to act fan­ Police said one of the brothers Daniel Estremera was being held open a safe and demanded the Both Daniel and Hector Estremera Francisco publisher Randolph Hearst, was spirited away Department has approved SMALL tasy roles, but why Cedar Rapids? Says Seaborn, a plan to allow cabbies to DUY A £ charged in the slaying and a third on $155,000 bond, Wilfredo employees wallets. They took more were charged with attempted iodge Elects Officers from her apartment in Berkeley, Calif., by urban "because it is listed as one of the 10 most boring SUNDAE brother also were being held for the Estremera on $250,000 and Nieves on than $1,(X)0 in cash, plus between $5,- guerrillas. add an automatic 5-cent murder and second-degree larceny. cities in the United States. I thought maybe we fuel surcharge to the basic SMAU WITH PURCHASE robbery of a bakery Saturday, in $100,000 and were scheduled to be 000 and $6,000 in checks, police said. In addition, Daniel was charged with MANCHESTER — Sunset Rebekah treasurer; Carrie Finch, warden; could liven it up a bit." OF SINGLE which employees’ clothes were arraigned today in Superior Court, The money was later found near first-degree robbery, two counts of Lodge recently elected officers for Elsie White, conductor; Ethel meter fare every time gas­ BURGER In 1977, 11 people were killed and nearly 200 injured oline increases by 7 cents a SUNDAE burned after they were ordered to Police said Daniel Estremera was Colt’s Park. first-degree assault and unlawful 1980. Aspinwall, chaplain; Mary Nichols, when an elevated train jumped the track and crashed into 70t VALUE disrobe. charged with the slaying after he and The two fired on a patrolman about restraint. An additional charge of They are Lucille Goldman, noble inside guardian; Marion Straughan, a street below in downtown Chicago. Quote of the Day gallon. Police said Daniel Estremera, 19, a third brother. Hector, 20, were to stop them for driving without first-degree larceny was brought grand; Gertrude Tinklepaugh, vice right supporter to the noble grand; Bob Hope, in his eulogy at the Beverly Hills, Transportation Depart­ WITH his 18-year-old brother, Wilfredo, and arrested for allegedly robbing the lights. Hector Estremera sur­ against Hector. grand; Elaine Lancaster, recording Thora Maloney, right supporter to A thought for the day: American author Mark Twain Calif., funeral of Jimmy Durante: "Jimm y’s going ment spokesman John GOOD Antonio Nieves, 22, all of Hartford, Moon Bakery on Wethersfield rendered to Patrolman James Sward secretary; Virginia Keeney, finan­ the vice grand. (Samuel Clemens) said. "Truth is the most valuable to meet a lot of friends up there. There will be four Spaulding said an im­ COUPON THRU , each were charged Sunday with Avenue early ^turday. after the officer returned fire, but June’s Namesake cial secretary; Ruth Beckwith. thing we have. Let us economize it.” people named Jolson, Tucker, Cantor and Crosby, FEB. 29th felony murder and first-degree Daniel also was arrested for the police said Daniel Estremera fled on Authorities disagree on mediate 10-cent surcharge trailer where the ancient Romans got and they'll rejoice because they waited a long time takes effect today, reflec­ robbery in the death of Philip beating of an elderly couple later foot. the name Junius, our month ol for a piano player that can play their kind of music. ting spiraling fuel costs Ashline, 28, who was shot twice in the that day. Police said Daniel Estremera later June. Perhaps from Juno, Lottery Numbers They’ll have a ball. God’s gonna love him. And why over the last several [BUY A DOUBLE chest and once in the leg during a Hector was held on $101,000 bond allegedly broke into an elderly queen of their gods, possibly not? Everybody else did." months. robbery attempt. and was to be in court today. couple’s house, held them hostage for from juniores (youths), to an hour and beat them. whom the month was dedicat­ Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Saturday in New Ashline and two friends had been Bakery owner Tony Ficaro told The couple, who police declined to ed. as May was to maiores, England: Glimpses He said the surcharge MED. SUNDAE drinking in the west end park on the police two men wearing masks and the ciders. 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HARTFORD, CT. business. 4 - EVENING HERALD, Mon., Feb. 4, I960 EVENING HfeRALD, Mon., Feb. 4,1860 - 5 MACC News uEditorial iBmirliriitrr Eiunttmj UmilJt Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Developments of 1979 Highlight Annual Meeting Condo Units Needed ourm ir snA/«ia1special thanks thanlro totn allalt nfof m RnaomarioRosemarie PapaPano andon Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, fed and clothed last year you who helped us match Martha Freimuth for B y N A N C Y C A R R workable financial system Manchester Community With announcements in re­ in housing for the elderly and stay and live out their years Manchester, Conn. 08040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. operable systems. So in­ vacation developing a through the Pantry and their $1,000 Challenge. donations to the Fuel Bank. Executive Director became of critical impor­ stead of having to raise College to provide cent months that former other low and moderate in­ in familiar surroundings. M«mb«r. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Preta International workable volunteer finan­ Clothing Bank and talk a tance. funds to hire a full-time Christian-based, non-credit apartment buildings are A person over 70 years old Friday night was the cial system. little bit about FISH of come persons. Steven Harry. Executive Editor Once again volunteers MACC Annuai Meeting. bookkeeper, we can con­ • Just to mention a few personal enrichment Manchester. being converted to With a little imagination on is likely to face the prospect Customer Service — 647*9946 Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor came to the rescue. Bar­ tinue to raise money for more highlights of the courses, and thanks to SINUS SUFFERERS Raymond F. Robinson, Edltor-Publlsher Harold E. Tufkington. Editor Emeritus Annuai Meetings are, in a Thanks to You condominium ownership is the part of these government of a move with trepidation. sense, iike family bara Royce, our treasurer, fuel, food and other human Year; Clint Hendrickson Lydall-Foulds we par­ good n«wt for youl Exdvdv* n«w ‘lutrd cors" SYNA*CLEAR OMongtitOAl might be time for those programs, what could be A forced move to an un­ taxpayer money and extend reunions. Voiunteers who and George Budd, our needs while capable and developed the delightful ticipated in Manchester • Bruce and Mary Gail lobl«li o d ImlonHy ond conlinwouiiy to drain end doar all noial-tlnM caviHat. cies could be made, meaning Houde and the Community On« "hard cpr«” tablot ghrai y o v up to 0 howri r«li«f from pain and protMfra of operate the Clothing Bank volunteer bookkeeper, dedicated volunteers keep and informative slide show Products Show for the first congottion, AJIowi you to brootho ooHly— itopi watary oyat ond rmny nota. Yow responsible for low and nothing but sour lemons familiar environment would the limited resources to the even the public housing units Baptist Women’s Society meet friends who staff the patched us together and the financial structure about MACC in time for time. C M 8YN A -C LEAR AT LIQOETT PA R K AD E P H A R M A C Y without moderate income housing to could quickly be turned into be accompanied by anxiety broadest advantage. within a privately owned Emergency Pantry who kept us afloat while Bruce functioning. I’m really MACC Awareness Month, Week by week in this for donations to the Fuel tood lor • proMriptlon. SolMoctlon guirintood by maktr. Try H todayl rethink their approach. lemonade. and frustrations these per­ We hope the panic mentali­ complete condominium find themselves sitting Johnson developed a finan­ astonished and grateful for the MACC churches column we try to share Bank Challenge. And to the cial system that not only the hours Bruce Johnson with you what your dollars Savings Bank of Introdudory Funds for future construc­ sons should not be forced to ty many have had concerning would be contributing to the beside the woman who ran celebrated Pentecost $]50 meets the requirements of and George Budd have put together for the first time, and your work with MACC Manchester for their tion of housing authority If public housing agencies endure. condominium conversion the MACC movies this Offer Worth overall support of services summer who is sitting our various funding in lately. Bruce, in par­ the Division of Christian are accomplishing. Next checks — one for $1,000 purchased a number of units challenge money and Cut out thh o d — take to (tore listed. Purchase one pack of SYNA>ClCAR < complexes are apt to be very The units could be owned will soon end and housing of­ required for tenants of the across from a voiunteer to sources but can be broken ticular, worked right Education began a week we’ll give you an idea receive one more SYNA Your don’t have the power to say what the parently was preparing to leave the where the hostages are.” Higher critics deny its claim to in­ for help with their food and students will do. But I will establish United States and, if he did, Iran fuel bills. 7% r a is e — Bani-Sadr called Hansen’s spiration — there it stands. Infidels contact with the students and try to would still have the hostages and In fact our success proposal “extremely human” and predict its abandonment — there it Everlite Tele about ^73. get you in to see the hostages.” together in meeting human “you will be the bad guys left holding said “I will try to obtain staisfac- stands. Modernism tries to explain it n ^ s almost became our Bani-Sadr added flatly that, “1 Pocket Camera io Ql the bag..” tion.” He added that “I hope you away — but there it still stands!” downfall, as we struggled agree with what you are saying. If “I’m hopeful of getting the case have discovered that there is no hate In a world of constant change, with the problem of how to 18.76 Congress opens inquiries, it will ease resolved this afternoon,” answered toward your people here. Last Friday nothing remains constant except the p ro v id e a sound a d ­ Our Rtg. 24.94 up the situation for the hostages.” Built-in electronic flash.1 Bani-Sadr. “ I appreciate all you have I made a public speech and said there eternal Word of God! We are assured ministrative support base star>dard lens plus tele-* Bani-Sadr, already under fire for done and the sympathy you have is no hate toward the American peo­ by Jesus Himself that it “shall not for such extensive service lens for great candid shots being too conciliatory on the hostage shown. ’ ’ He asked Hansen to try to do ple. I was mildly applauded.” pass away.” So think about this programs. The develop­ a SgS&UAUIt issue, cautioned that Hansen “should ment of an accountable something “ to cool down public opi­ The last word from Bani-Sadr today: “Tearing the Bible apart is m ,nifla$h!R OV not present this as an agreement nion in the United States” and came the following evening when he like tearing up a roadmap — it Vernon AARP between Iran and the United States. promised that “we are going to do had his office telephone Hansen and doesn’t destroy the road!” Kodak Tele If it is said negotiations have taken the same here, make public opinion relay this message: “I cannot secure Rev. Hervey Taber Sets Meeting Ektrallte ‘20!^ Sanyo B-DIgIt, Memory place tonight, it will be considered a better toward America.” release of hostages this evening, but pastor VERNON - The Vernon provocation and not in the interest of At 11;40 that evening Bani-Sadr’s that and much more is possible if The Wesleyan Church Area Chapter of the 42.30 Pocket Calculator CakkK Low Price peace.” office called Hansen at his hotel: Congress begins hearings.” Ellington American Association of Fllp-out electronic 7.99 Our Rag. 10.70 ' S T E J N '80 As a demonstration of good faith, Both Khomeini and the students had Retired Persons, 2129, will flash Slartdard lens 3-key memory plus percent and BOCICV M I H ^ N E w a N IA plus 2x tele-lens. In square root keys. Large easy meet Feb. 11 at 1:30 p.m. eludes film & batteries. at the United Methodist readout. Batteries Included. Church, Grove Street. PICK UP The program will be presented by several Mobil 10W30 members of the chapter. 12" Diagonal Motor Oil The AARP is offering B&W Portable free income tax assistance A COPY HUFFY Ql. 59* starting Tuesday for senior TV Set Our R9Q. 74c SA E graded for citizens. Advisors will be maximum available from 10 a.m. to ^ 6 7 Our Rpg.S9.70 protection. Limit 6 quarts. noon and 1 to 3 p.m. each For bedroom, dorm •Rubbermaid Washington Merry-Go-Round AT YOUR or kitchen. Jack Tuesday at the United Oil Drain Pan Methodist Church. Ap­ accepts your ear­ Reg. 1.4S 99c phone or pillow pointments aren’t speaker lor privacy. necessary. The service will Is the FBI Harassing Critics With Smear Charges? be offered through April 15. NEARBY Huffy ‘Tradewinds’ Exercise Bikel A C Oil Filter By JACK A.NDERSON foul play involved. Last May, a substantiated accusation. Competent ly deleted the names of third parties wired headquarters about ment, plan to file suit against FBI of­ YWCA Group 2.88 sources told us that the FBI leaked Our Reg. 119.97 Out Reg. l.pg federal jury awarded her estate $10.5 not involved in the suit — all except “allegations of Seigenthaler having ficials and Kerr-McGee executives 88.70 WASHINGTON - The FBI has had million in damages after finding that the spurious charge. Stockton’s. Sets Meeting Go places with your physical Illness . Inttalli in min­ illicit relations with young girls.” A for conspiracy to deprive Stockton of CALDOR features console-mounted odometer, speedometer and utes. Fils most an ugly habit of smearing its critics she had been subjected to excessive — Peter Stockton conducted the In the transcript of an FBI inter­ few days later, the Memphis bureau, MANCHESTER - The timer. Has positive tension control, last release seal. American cars; his constitutional rights. Koffee Krafters of the improved filtra­ with unfounded sex rumors. In its radiation at the plant. Silkwood investigation for Dingell’s view with Kerr-McGee’s security finding no truth to the allegations, tion for engine Digging In protection campaign of harassment, the bureau Small Business subcommittee. In the chief James Reading, reference was Nutmeg Branch of the notified Washington that they were, YWCA will meet has spread unsubstantiated rumors Sources have revealed to my course of their digging, Dingell and made to his contacts with Stockton, The Soviets’ move to make the ru­ Healthknit® Sweat Clothes after ail, “unfounded rumor.” Wednesday at 9:30 a m. at STORE... about the supposed sexual pec­ associate Gary Stockton learned that Jacque (cq) who was working for National Public ble the official currency of For Men and Women /'•"'.IZ'V. This didn’t stop a high FBI official the "Y”, 78 N. Main St. 30% • C ald o r Cohn an insidious , \ Srouji, a copy editor at the Nashville Afghanistan is further proof — if any SAVE priest cadilloes of a powerful congressman, Radio at the time, and another from telling two New York Times Membership in the EACH Our Reg. 8.77 were needed — that the Russians 4.66 O F F our Reg P re a ilx e d a dedicated congressional staff aide, pattern of FBI » Tennesseean, had gained access to reporter. The second reporter’s reporters later that “Seigenthaler ... YWCA and Koffee 1 Comfortable crew neck sweatshirts and sweatpants plan to stay there a long, long time. ft W in d sh ie ld a respected newspaper publisher and harassment A 1 FBI documents in the case that had name was deleted: Stockton’s was is not entirely pure.” Krafters is required. The |ln absorbent, washable collon/acryllc. Unisex sizes. AND SE E AntHreeze a persistent union official. directed against ^ been denied to the subcommittee. not. — Steven Wodka, an official of the Energy Ear group will be working on a Hooded ZIpperad SwMteMrt My office has obtained dramatic those who have They further discovered that Srouji Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers DOE officials who deal with variety of projects to be Our Reg. It.18 7.77 SPECTACULAR SELECTION OF FRAMESI 84* new evidence in the celebrated been critical of was an FBI informant, and had been After noting Stockton’s two Union, kept prodding federal agen­ Congress have been instructed to done with cigar boxes. Enhance the bMuty of photos, paintings, cartificatas. Karen Silkwood case, which inspired the agency’s role used by the bureau in a case involved attempts to interview Reading, the cies to investigate Silkwood’s submit weekly “ intelligence’’ Hostesses will be Marion in the Silkwood Call and Katherine Call. ALL THE 3-Pk. Tube Socks TEAK, QOLDTONE OR MOD CHROME SEE-THRU “The China Syndrome” movie. a Soviet diplomat. transcript stated, “Again he declined charges of poor safety procedures at reports on Capitol Hill doings, in­ Baby-sitting is available by 5x7 ...... Ow Nag. i.N ...... 4.17 Out Nag. I TS...... •C ald o r Silkwood was the 28-year-old lab case. to talk with the reporters, but he did cluding “information in the nature of ^for Men and Boya Out Hag. 4.7P...... the nuclear plant. Information later calling 847-1437, in ad­ 8x10...... Our Rag e ss...... 4J8 O as4.ine learn from certain of his sources that ...... O w R a g r.d t...... Ow Nag 4.PP...... technician who was killed in a — Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., con­ Disclosure of this brought turned up in FBI's files falsely “tidbits’ for ’gossip.’” >^r."2»'i.88 tx12 5J0 vance. Oat Rag OurRtQ.S.M...... AntHreeze mysterious car crash in 1974, while ducted an investigation into the case criticism of the FBI from the Justice they didn’t accomplish too much 11x14...... ga s...... 5J4 charging that Wodka had sexual Double Billing War Film , For iport and lun tlms 12x18...... O u t R . g i.S f...... t.29 Our Reg. because Stockton spent most of his SAVINGS! comlort. M KhIno 99c. ... she was on her way to give a reporter in 1976 — a probe that was extremely Department, Congress and the press. relations with Silkwood. 14x11...... Oar Nag MS ...... 8.18 28* U.S. taxpayers were charged |20 wtihable. choice of embarrassing to the FBI. During the time visiting local prostitutes and not SOUTH WINDSOR -A 18x20...... Out Nag IMS ...... S.74 Our R«g. 14.99. .10.40 documentary evidence of lax safety ’The bureau evidently put Stockton on *— Other derogatory information accent itrlpes. billion last year for stationing troops 11x24...... Our Nag 14.lt...... 10.40 Our Rof. 1 I.M . 13.M regulations at the Kerr-McGee hearings, a news story appeared its enemies list, and in 1977 found a working.” about Silkwdod's alleged sex life is World War H film of Army and equipment in Germany and life in Hawaii will be the IMFT DCPANTmNT plutonium plant in Oklahoma. about a prostitute with Mafia connec­ way to strike back at him. — John Seigenthaler, publisher of also scattered through the FBI files. Great Britain. On top of that, the two featured film at the South SCNIOfi CITIZENS’ DAYS tions who supposedly kept a list of Compelled to release certain inter­ the Tennesseean, responded to the There was considerable evidence Footnote: An FBI spokesman allies hd the nerve to submit a $8 Windsor Public Library on EVERY TUESDAY S WEDNESDAY her clients stashed in a shoe box. The disclosure that Srouji was an FBI in­ that her car was run off the road and nal documents for use in the declined comment. Meanwhile, million property tax bill for our GIs’ 'Feb. 8 at 7 p.m. MANCHESTER formant by firing her on May 5,1976. the incriminating evidence stolen. Detroit story claimed Dingell's name Silkwood lawsuit, the FBI, as Stockton's attorney, Ted Jacobs and housing facilities — which the Pen­ The program is open to 10% OFF Sr."!K. The next day, the FBI in Memphis 114910UMDTIMmit IMaTTtMmMtEmB But the FBI declared there was no was on her list. Dingell denied the un­ required by the Privacy Act, diligent­ the Fund for Constitutional Govern­ tagon paid. the public, free of charge. Exoapl Mm, IWeeoo preducta Mid heiM akeady on ule. DISCOUNT IN EFFECT EYERYOAY ON PRESCRIPTIONS STORE HOURS: DAILY AND SATURDAY, 10 AM to 9 PM 'SUNDAY, 12 NOON to 5 PM 'PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY 6 - EVENING HERALD, Mon., Feb. 4, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Mon.. Feb. 4. IWO- 7 ■ ■ ^ Plan for Lebanon Farm Official Winter Not a Deterrent To Hear To Anti- Draft Forces Seen Causing Pollution f Energy Plan By United Press International LEBANON (UPI) - A poultry ment rights to the 300-acre hilltop some kind of ecological disaster on Police Capt. Richard Leary said the Feb. 10 caucuses in Maine’s Despite bitter winds and icy processing plant planned for the first land with such a very high water the 2Vz hour demonstration was second-largest city. parcel in December 1979. The owner, HEBRON - The Board of temperatures protestors throughout land purchased under the state's Kaye Andrus, then sold the table." she said. peaceful although police cruisers and Spokesman Jeff Ashmun said a Selectmen will conduct a public New England peacefully gathered Farmland Preservation Act could remaining rights to Kofkoff Poultry Kofkoff's has applied for permis­ motorcycles were positioned at the meeting was held Saturday with hearing tonight at 8 at the Town Of­ over the weekend to display their op­ pollute underground water supplies Farms in nearby Bozrah for $250,000. sion to build 11 chicken coops which perimeter of the four-block square, students from three other colleges to fice Building on a proposed Energy position to a possible revival of the bricklined plaza as a precaution. in eastern Connecticut, a local group Mrs. Wayland claimed Kofkoff's each hold 80,000 chickens, an egg seek anti-draft demonstrations in ad­ Action Plan which was developed in military draft. “ If It was summer, we’d have claims. proposed poultry processing complex processing plant, a generator plant ditional Maine communities during connection with the town’s applica­ The smell of burning draft cards filled the whole plaza," Richard Alicia Wayland of the Lebanon posed a grave ecological danger to and a pumping station. the caucuses, the nation’s next tion for a $7,041 energy action ^an t. drifted in the icy winds Saturday as Nagel, a spokesman for the Boston presidential test. Preservation Group, said Sunday its area watersheds which run into the Mrs. Wayland said the LPG was The proposed plan states the town representatives planned to present concerned the pollution from the demonstrators crowded Boston City Alliance Against Registration and the "We want to make it known we op­ Niantic River 20 miles to the south. has eight heating plants which are Hall Plaza. petitions and letters protesting the 880,000 chickens and runoff could Draft, said. pose draft registration in what may She also claimed the plant does not operating at an average boiler ef­ In western Massachusetts students project at a meeting with G«v. Ella meet the intent of the act to preserve pollute the nearby watersheds, the At one point, protesters gathered a be an ensuing war over the Mideast ficiency level of 59.5 percent, "nie marched from the University of Grasso today. arable land. high school and homes and milking half dozen draft cards left over from and the Persian Gulf,” Ashmun said. plan recommends buying a boiler Massachusetts campus center to the The state paid $320,000 for develop­ ■We are afraid there might be parlors in the area. Vietnam era and burned them from “I expect about 100 Bates students test kit for some $206 and boiler Amherst town common. the speakers’ platform as the crowd will be at the caucuses." "'You're not just talking about local cleaning equipment at a cost of some In Middletown, Connecticut anti­ chanted "Hell no, we won’t go, we Other colleges being recruited by conditions. You're talking about the $233. war groups and selective service met won’t go for Texaco.” Ashmun’s group WINTA ("War is Accidents Kill Three pollution of an entire water course Buying this equipment would Sunday night for a forum at In Amherst, Mass, some 600 not the answer” ) are Colby in Water- which is a major supplier of water enable the town to do a bi-monthly for Eastern Connecticut," she said. Wesleyan College. college students responded with ville, Bowdoin in Brunswick and the boiler inspection and cleaning during And in northern New England On Connecticut Roads She also said the issue had become fc^.. cheers Saturday to- calls for in­ University of Maine at Orono. the heating season. According to the Bates College students planned creased protest against proposed In Burlington, Vt., between 250 and Rn I nileil Prt-!>-i liilcrnulional and was pronounced dead at the a "political hot potato. " proposal this would create potential At least three people died in protests at the Maine caucuses next draft registration and an end to the 300 protesters carrying signs saying scene. Chace said. Under the Farmland Preservation savings of 5,100 gallons of fuel oil and weekend accidents on Connecticut Police declined to confirm whether week while Vermont anti-war arms race. "Make Snow Not War” marched Act, the Department of Agriculture the efficiency of the boilers should be roadways, including one young man the accident was a hit-and-run and demonstrators gathered in The students marched from the through the city’s streets to oppose buys development rights to land by increased by about 72 percent. who was struck while changing a tire said it was under investigation. Montpelier and Burlington. UMass campus to the town common reinstatement of draft registration. paying the difference between actual The plan also proposes the insula­ In Stonington, Robert Craft, 28. of Olympic Icebreaker "For the first time ever the for the rally loosely organized last on his car. value and what a developer would ' i i i tion of three town buildings, the About 75 persons turned out for a politicians are actually con­ week following President Carter’s similar march through Montpelier Assistant state medical examiner Mystic, died Saturday after his truck pay. Town Office Building and Company 1 "The intent of the act is to templating the end of the human state of the union address in which he Saturday, Dr. Charles W. Chace said the death ran off Route 184 and struck two and III firehouses. This would cost A small powerboat breaks the heavy ice for George Washington, played by Philadelphian race," keynote speaker Helen announced plans to reinstate draft Protesters said they think a return of F rancis E. W right, 19, of trees, police said. preserve arable agricultural land. some $5,000 and result in a potential the Revolutionary Era rowboat carrying the John Kelly, and other men dressed as Middletown, was an apparent hit- Caldicott told the crowd estimated at registration. to the draft would increase the Police said Craft was pinned in the The magnitude of this poultry com­ savings of 2,870 gallons of fuel oil. Olympic torch across the Delaware River at Revolutionary soldiers who crossed the and-run. between 1,000 to 2,500 scattered David ’Tuft, a Hampshire College possibility of world war. wreckage for more than an hour and plex is such the land is being torn up. The Board of Selectmen has also Chace said a tire on Wright's car Washington Crossing, N.J., late Sunday. Ac­ Delaware in 1776 to battle the British in Tren­ across the .sprawling plaza in student, said the group's objective is "Bascially, if were were involved was pronounced dead at a nearby He doesn't need prime agricultural heard from First Selectman Ray­ apparently blew out and he was hit companying the torch runners were Gen. ton. (UPI photo) Boston’s Government Center. to "make known our opposition to the in a nuclear war with the Soviet hospital. farmland in order to operate. " Mrs. mond J. Burt that during a tour of and hurled into the air while Ronald Copeland of Shelton, whose "For the first time the Pentagon is draft, to educate ourselves political­ Union, it would be the end of the Wayland said. town-owned properties conducted to changing it early Saturday. saying it will use nuclear weapons to ly, and to bring this message to the world,” said Burlington protester age was unavailable, died Saturday State Agiculture Commissioner \ review area for recreation and con­ Wright received multiple com­ after his car struck a utility pole in Leonard Krough has defended the defend the Persian Gulf," the high school students.” Lydia Snow, servation use, he discovered that pediatrician and anti-nuclear activist In Lewiston, Maine a group of pound fractures of the skull and legs Bridgeport, police said. purchase of the development rights. residents have been cutting wood on The Burlington march was Sidewalks said, making this “the most serious Bates College students said Saturday organized by the city's Peace Coali­ the property. PZC To occasion that the human race has they plan to protest President tion and Committee Against War Burt said the two residents who MANCHESTER - A million project for Bezzini Brothers Realty, requested for develop- ever faced" faced Carter’sCarter’s call call for for draft draft registration registration at at WithWith Iran. Iran. have, been cutting the wood have been Council Has Long Agenda report on the town's sidewalks prepared by the of Manchester, requests a ment. identified and he recommended that sidewalks will be discussed Public Works Department. zone change of Residence VERNON — The Town Council will town; discuss the town audit fund several appointments to boards and the board officially warn them of the Charles C. Church, historian and life deacon of Bolton tonight at the Planning and Last month, a report A to Residence M, allowing meet tonight following a c30 public balance: hear the mayor's report on committees; discuss a proposed bill violation. The board approved and Congregational. Church, autographs a copy of the book he Zoning Commission's issued by the Public Works the construction of hearing in the Memorial Building. the Capitol Region Council of on the organization and powers ol Burt further recommeneled that, in wrote which details the 250-year history of the church. public hearing at 7:30 p.m. Department showed 17 duplexes, and group The lengthy agenda will include a Governments' policy board meeting; local governments; take action on the future, anyone found cutting The report shows where miles of new sidewalks, dwellings. be asked to take action on a proposal some budget transfers and additional (Herald photo by Adamson) wood on town property will be status report on a grant for an repairs and new sidewalks and 27 miles of sidewalk The area requested for engineering feasibility study to for new street lighting. prosecuted. are need throughout the repairs are needed by the the change is a 3.5 acre provide water to the Campbell Also: Hear a report of the town at­ appropriations The selectmen also agreed to ask parcel on New State Road Wve trimmed our town. The report, prepared town. Avenue area. The wells in that area torney concerning a proposed amend­ parents to discuss the high cost of The council will also receive Church Honors Church by the Planning and Zoning If approved a bonding and Hilliard Streets. have allegedly been contaminated ment to the town ordinance concer­ replacing town signs damaged by reports on budget transactions Department, should help referen d u m would go A subdivision, requested with salt that town officials feel ning parking of vehicles during young people. Burt said the cost to through December 31 and the report the commission decide before voters next by Merritt Baldwin, on the seeped in from the salt and sand pile periods of snow removal; be asked to replace one sign is $40. He said of the fire marshal for the period en­ For Historical Book whether to waive November. east side of Hillstown Road belonging to the state. approve the appointment of a chiet during the past month the town has ding November 30; be asked to pass a requirements for Also on tonight's agenda near Redwood Farms is The council will also hear reports replaced or repainted 27 signs and operator for the sewage treatment resolution honoring Forrest Hull who BOLTON — This past Sunday was about the book. developers to install also being considered by enses. are hearings on a zone on a proposed three-way land swap the cost for this is coming from town plant; take action on a proposal to is retiring from the police force: and observed as Charles Church Sunday Church, who had lived in Bolton, sidewalks. change, and a proposed the commission. between Rockville General Hospital, taxes. dispose of a 1964 pumper belonging to take action on requests for tax at Bolton Congregational Church to now lives in Vernon but has been a The study is part of an $8- subdivision. About 32 lots are being the Rockville Baptist Church and the the fire department; take action on refunds. honor the man who, after years of member of the Bolton church for research and gathering of facts from more than 30 years. He has com­ AARP Buses Filled the past, has written a documenta­ pleted three terms on the Board of MANCHESTER — Manchester tion of the church history. Deacons and was named the first life Chapter 1275 of the American Labor Union Coalition Hearing Set on CD Use The book covers the 250-year period deacon. Association of Retired Persons an­ owwe :eto VERNON — The Town Council will 1978 Community Development grant, Kussell said the town has received of the church's existence. During his He is still actively serving and is nounced that buses are filled for both conduct a public hearing tonight at therefore he is proposing an amend­ $700,(XX) of 1978 community develop­ research Church has taken sections presently chairman of the Board of the March 17 trip to Burlington Inn Gives Support to Teddy 7:30 on proposed funding priorities ment to reprogram the $85,(KX) in ment funding and has spent a little from old records and documents, has Deacons. and the April 8 trip to Radio City HARTFORD (UPI) - Sen. Edward M. management and domestic policies, that for the 1981 Community Develop­ question, which was earmarked for over $300,000. He said the town plans talked to senior residents and spent His book is for sale to the public Music Hall. No more reservations Kennedy, D-Mass., has won support from a are unfair to American workers and the ment grant application and on a realignment of the intersection of to be bidding projects in March to hours at the Town Hall and the and copies will be available after are being taken. coalition of Connecticut labor leaders in American people. ” proposed amendment to the 1978 East Main, Main and Grove streets, spend an additional $113,000. library searching for information. church services this coming Sunday. help you trim yours. his bid for the 1980 Democratic presiden­ Donald Ephlin, United Auto Workers grant. The hearing will be at the known as Amerbelle Corners. Dye Hooper arranged for the Anyone wanting more information The program requirements man­ tial nomination. Region 9A director, was named honorary Memorial Building and will precede Russell will recommend that the date that the town must have spent 50 publishing of the book and it is now or anyone wishing to order a copy The moon and sun cause The union representatives met with chairman of the committee. It includes the regular council meeting. council approve the redistribution of percent of the money by the time it ready for sale. During Sunday's ser­ should call the church office, 649- tides, not only in the ocean but To combat our rising operating costs, Northeast Utilities has been imple­ former presidential speechwriter Gordon Sawyer Of the International Town Planner George H. Russell the money to include $40,(XX) for a submits its 1980 fiscal year Small vices Church was honored at a recep­ 7077, mornings, or Dorothy Lessard, in every fluid, even a glass of water. Theodore Sorenson Saturday and an- Association of Machinists and George said he has been notified by the new rescue truck for the fire depart­ Cities grant application. He said this tion during which he gave a brief talk 643-6198. menting important economy-mindeid measures. In that spirit, we have -nounced formation of the Kennedy for Springer of the Connecticut State Federa­ department of Housing and Urban ment; $40,000 to the sidewalk makes it critical not to delay ap­ President State Labor Committee. tion of Teachers. Development (HUD) that the town rehabilitation program; and $5,000 proving the amendment. (developed a program to help our customers reduce their energy costs. The committee said it was endorsing "For 17 years, Ted Kennedy has stood isn't meeting program requirements into the administration and develop­ Also at the hearing the council will Kennedy “because the nation can not en­ strong beside us. Now we will stand strong TTis broad energy conservation program is called the National for expenditures of the fiscal year ment of ohe town's comprehensive be receiving public input of dure four more years of economic mis- beside him," it said. olan of development. suggestions for use of the 1981 grant. Energy Watch (N.E.W). Here is what it means to you. ' iii li II I Centract Approved UConn Has Money Woes Your personal energy audit. v For Rham Teachers To help you save energy and money. Northeast \ FARMINGTON (UPI) - University of to consider a wide range of economy Q m [MGJ DI Connecticut President John DiBiaggio has measures, including program cuts, Utilities is making available to its customers an HEBRGN — The Regional District 8 Board of Educa 00 told the board of trustees that UConn employees layoffs and a boost in tuition tion and the Rham Education Association have signed a 317 6REEN RD. ^ \^ '^ AN CH ESTER \ IMWUrilWMHKEI needs to cut back expenses, increase tui­ and fees. energy audit questionnaire. This form asks detailed two-year contract which provides, in the first year, a 6.2 save 65/0^0/^ tion or both. \ percent increase on all levels of the teachers' salary REGISTER NOW! DiBiaggio said UConn's budget for the energy-related questions concerning everything from All three-iesflon courses include being hypno­ "We've had to do without some ser­ schedule. next fiscal year could be $6 million less vices, but I don't believe the quality of our The second year of the contract provides for a pay in­ tized, learning self-hypnosis and general relaxa­ your appliances to your heating and cooling expenses. tion techniques. than the $72.7 million recommended by programs has suffered. But now, we must crease of 5.2 percent Both include increments. the Board of Higher Education. either increase revenues, or decrease Your questionnaire will be analyzed free by our energy spe­ The contract also provides for an increase of seven per­ STOP SMOKING/RELAXATION COURSE — on first quality fabrics He told the board Saturday UConn had expenses, or both. " he said. cent on each step of the schedule of co-curricular Thurs., Feb. 7,14 & 21 — 6:30 p.m. cialists. 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Box 1953, Hartford, Connecticut 06144- CALL FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW! HIGHLAND PARK MARKET FRormticsalways first quality fabrics & notions TRI-CITY PLAZA BURR CORNERS Olton General 528-9315 NORTHEIIST UTILITIES 317 Highland Strati VERNON ^ SHOPPING CENTER Contractors Inc. call any time Doing everything in our power to keep costs down. OPFN DAILY 10-9; SAT. 10-6 O PEN DA ILY 10-9 1140 Tolland St., East Hartford r Cbmpanv'Thc Hartford EliKinc Light Company/WcMcm MassachuwU' Eli-ctnc Company HolvoU’ ^XaU'r Power Company T E L I7S-4)417 TEL. 646-7728 The Connecticut Light and Powt Manchester • 646-4277 Northeast I 'ulmes Service Company' NorihcaM Nuclear Energy Company 8 - EVENIWG HERALD. Mon., Feb. 4, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Feb. 4,1990 - 9 Hahn-Dunfield Wahh-KrUtoff Republican Appointed to Coventry PZC WATER WEIGHT Laura L. Dunfield of Manchester and John Forest Hahn PROBLEM? Kathleen Marie Kristoff of Columbia and Kevin Fran­ of Cromwell were married Jan. 19 at the home of the COVENTRY-Repub- Coventry Lake Park Ad­ tal impact study on erected behind the Coven­ to allow one acre lots in a the septice storage system USf cis Walsh of Holyoke, Mass., were married Jan. 19 at courages spotty commer­ bride. lican Harold Hodge has visory Committee which municipal sewers done by try branch of the Savings commercial zone as op­ will Iw upgraded b^ause South United Methodist Church in Manchester. been appointed to the Plan­ has been charged with the federal Environmen­ Bank of Tolland. posed to the present five- cial development of poor soil conditions. E-LIM The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. throughout the town. Mr. Hahn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hahn of ning and Zoning Commis­ developing land that was tal Protection Agency. An architect’s sketch acre requirement. Anthony Peracchio was Exceu m lc r In Uw body can be Milwaukee, Wise. Kristoff of Columbia. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. sion. The appointment was bought last year from the The other business the was submitted by Richard The commission bad ZBA Action given approval to convert a iMomforUble. E-LIM wUI help and Mrs. Kendall J. Walsh of Holyoke. approved by the Town Salvation Army. commission received in in­ Breen and Orin Miles, two adopted a plan of develop­ The Zoning Board of two-story Grange Hill rjw I w eiceti water welfbl. We Justice of the Peace Elsie Swennson of Manchester • t U fg e lt Parkade Pbarmacy The Rev. George Webb o f f i c i a l at the double-ring Council in a 4-3 party line At a recent m eeting formal prosposal for the local developers. The ment for the town last year Appeals has granted two Road home into a two- recommend II. performed the double-ring ceremony. ceremony. vote. He defeated between the Planning and construction of a shopping center would have one in consultation with applications for family apartment. Ernest The bride was given in marriage by her father. Zoning Commission and center on a large parcel of driveway which would cut Gregory Padick, town Introductory C O O O Democrat Paul Jatkowski. reconstruction of homes Wheeler, zoning agent, Offor Worth Mrs. Thomas Vaughn of Manchester was matron of Judith A. TelUer of Willimantic, the bride’s sister, was Hodge is a local Realtor members of the Conserva­ land at the southeast cor­ through to each highway. planner. that were damaged by fire. said the applicant has met honor. matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Kally Walsh and Cut out thiff ud — Uke to itort with a background in civil tion Commission, the con­ ner of the junction of Commissioners Indicate Padick said the shop Edward Utzin’s seasonal all of the conversion Ufflod. PurchiM OM puek o f EULim Kirsten Walsh, sisters of the bridegroom; and Karen Aud ruetivt o m m o r * B*LJm Pack engineering. The servationists failed to win Routes 44A and 31. The they would consider amen­ proposal is consistent with dwelling on Woodland requirements for the 200- Frw. Thomas Vaughif of Manchester served as best man. Lamagdelaine, all of Holyoke. Kara Walsh of Holyoke, Democrats claimed that support for an environmen- small shops would be ding the zoning regulations this plan, which dis­ Road will be restored, but year old structure. |HAawDmroj^J A reception was held at the bride's home, 15 Spring St.. the bridegroom’s sister, was flower girl. his real estate interests Manchester. The couple is planning a trip to Bermuda in Kendall J. Walsh II of Holyoke was his brother's best might cause a conflict of April. They will reside in Manchester. man. Ushers were Keith Walsh, Kristopher Walsh and Interest in issues before Kyle Walsh, all of Holyoke and brothers of the the commission. However, ALL FOOD MARTS STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. Mrs. Hahir is recreation supervisor for the Town of bridegroom. he is not the first member Manchester Recreation Department. Mr. Hahn is A reception was held at the Manchester Country Club, of the commission to be in after which the couple left for Montreal, Canada. Lynne employed as a bond underwriter at Aetna Life and the real estate business. Cannone of Holyoke was in charge of the guest book. The Casualty. (Hahn photo) Mr. and Mra. John F. Hahn Jatkowski is presently an FOOD MART...THE SUPER-SAVINGS STORE! couple is residing in Manchester. A alternate on the commis­ r 1 Mrs. Walsh is employed as a nuclear medicine techni­ sion and he will keep that WALDBAUM'S SALE STARTS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3 THROUGH SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9. cian at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Mr. Walsh, is post. He also heads the emnloyed as a bio-medical technician at MMH. Engaged U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. Choice Beef U.S.D.A. CHOICE Food Mart Beef Boneless Mrs. Kevin F. Walsh College RIB Gordon-Wiener CHUCK SIRLOIN The engagement of Miss Marcie Events ROAST Gale Gordon of St. Louis. Mo., to Dental Health Week T»e "PICKY. PICKY. PICKY" STEAK LARGE END STEAK Mark Seth Wiener of Des Moines, FRESH PRODUCE EXPERTS! ■ UNDERBLADE. RIBS 6 TO 7 BEEF LOIN SHELL Iowa, has been announced by her February 3-9 is the 32nd annual Generally speaking, on your first or underneath the gumline; Listed parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gordon National Children’s Dental Health visit the dentist will probably take a — damage to the bony support of Manchester Community SWEET CALIFORNIA of 45 Crosby Road. Manchester. Week, As part of the observance, the series of X-rays of all your teeth. the teeth by periodontal or gum dis-' College offers this calen­ SUNKIST 49Sls«SS|s«SS Manchester Evening Herald, in From then on, his/her professional Mr. Wiener is the son of Mr. and ease; dar of events in the interest cooperation with the Manchester judgment will determine the NAVEL ORANGES ■ • LB. M H # LB. M Mrs. Joseph Wiener of Staten Island. — delay in ruption of a tooth or in-^ of the community. All the Dental Society, today begins a series frequency and extent of subsequent U.S. GOV'T. INSPECTED GRADE 'A' N.Y jaw growth; MCC-sponsored activities JUMBO ^ 2 4 | of six articles on facts you should X-ray examinations. The dentist and listed below are open to U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF SHORT CUT Miss Gordon graduated from — impacted or abscessed teeth; SIZE f o r U.S.D.A. CHOICE HILLSHIRE Swift's Premium Deep Basted Manchester High ^hool with honors know about dental health. staff are very careful, however, to — bone diseases and tumors. the public and many are "Just how often are dental X-rays prevent unnecessary radiation. They FLORIDA INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS • 36 SIZE Rib Steaks lb *2.59 Beef Boneless Polish KielbasiLB*1.99 in 1973. She received a bachelor's With X-rays, these types of* free of charge. For further White Grapefruit»c?s€5FOR*1. BELTSVILLE degree in rehabilitation services, really necessary? Also, can you are thoroughly trained to use problems can often be detected early - information, call 646-2137. U. S.D.A. CHOICE • SMALL END • RIBS 9 to tO explain what X-rays reveal?” techniques and equipment that will FLORIDA • SWEET Chuck Roast OUR BEST magna cum laude, from the Univer­ enough to be treated successfullj^.'^ Monday, Feb. 4 Beef Rib RoastLB*2.19 sity of Connecticut in 1977 and a X-rays or radiographs are one of give the most dia^ostic information But if you wait until they cause pain Juice Oranges A CASE 10 FOR* 1 , (UNDERBLADE) Beef & Pepper lb *1.49 Women’s Basketball: U.S. NO 1 - 2” MIN. • GENERIC BRAND Butterball the most important tools your den­ with the least amount of exposure. or visible damage, such diseases can • HYGRADE BONELESS m aster's degree in health ad­ MCC vs. Middlesex Com­ ag OUR BEST ministration and planning from the tists has at his/her disposal to check X-ray examinations can indicate a destroy your teeth, gums and suppor- ' Russet Potatoes ” ^ *1.99 munity College, 6 p.m.. PARMER BROWN V. I.P. Ham LB *1.99 Beef Patties 20 OZ ’ *■'1 .99 for hidden problems that can affect number of dental problems that ting bone. Repairing your mouth may ^ * 1. Washington University School of Marcie G. Gordon Mignonne G. Uoyon East ^th o lic High School, Spinach cleanedwashed 69* Turkeys Medicine, St. Louis, in 1979. She is a your dental health. It is for this visual examination alone cannot, then require much more time, efforLi 7------> r reason that he/she will periodically such as: Manchester. CALIFORNIA FRESH U.S.D.A. CHOICE Colonial 6 TO 10 POUNDS member of the American College of \ and expenses. Men’s Basketball: MCC Hormel - Cure 81 Hospital Administrators, American biological honor society and is past announced by her mother, Theresa C. suggest an X-ray examination. — early cavities between the teeth Crisp Celery LARGE BUNCH 49* vs. Middlesex Community LONG GREEN Beef Short Ribs Smoked Shoulders Hospital Association and the president of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Doyon of 427 Main St., Manchester. College, 8 p.m., E ast Boneless Ham National Rehabilitation Association. Men's Professional Music Fraternity She is also the daughter of the late Cucumbers 4 FOR * 1 . c Catholic High School, SMALL • GREAT FOR SNACKING She is employed as administrative at Wagner College. He is employed Albert T. Doyon. In the Service Manchester. assistant to the president of The as administrative resident at Iowa Pickling Cucumbers lb 39* LB. Mr. Cordani is the son of Mr. and Tuesday, Feb. 5 NEW ENGLAND • SOY DAIRY L ?1 .3 0 J OSfa, J Jewish Hospital of St. Louis. Methodist Medical Center in Des Mrs. Bruno Cordani of 139 North St., Senior Airman Curtis C. St. John, Mr. Wiener received a bachelor's Moines. Equal Opportunity Management dington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Film: "Norma Rae,” Fresh Tofu ?E*rS ikl 89* Hebron. son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. St. u s. FANCY 2 V i- MIN. • CRISP AIR WEAVER Plume De Veau Veal Sale! Institute at Patrik AFB, Fla. Linwood Addington of 1648 Mam St..' main campus auditorium PRIMO HOT or SWEET COLONIAL CRYOVAC WRAPPED degree in biology and a minor in The couple is planning an Oct. 12 John 01 8 Mary Lane, Vernon, has SEMI BONELESS VEAL business administration from Hackett entered the Army in May South Windsor, has arrived for duty ■ 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. 99 Macintosh Apples 2 lbs 89* Chicken FrankSLB89* wedding at Temple Beth Sholom in Miss Doyon graduated from been named Outstanding First 'Term GREAT FOR STUFFING FRESH Italian SausageLl1.49 1974. She attended Northwestern at Pope AFB, Fayetteville, N.C. cents. COLONIAL CENTER CUT SLICED Ham Steaks lb *2.19 Shoulder Chops LB *2.39 Wagner College in 1977. He received Manchester. (Motchan photo) Manchester High School in 1979 and Airman of the Year in his unit at Community College in Winsted and Green Cabbage l b 19* SWIFT S PREMIUM a master's degree in health ad­ A disbursement accounting, Wednesday, Feb. 6 FENWAY VEAL is currently a student at Manchester Hickam AFB, Honolulu. FRESH GREEN Bacon lb *1.29 ministration and planning from Gadsden (Ala.) State Junior College specialist, she was previously Community College. A security specialist. Airman St. Women’s Basketball: Sausage °se1rve^ boz 95* Rib Chops Washington University School of and received an associate degree in assigned at Kunsan AFB, South,; Zucchini Squash l b 49* Franks lb *1.79 LB *2.69 John was selected for professional MCC vs. Mattatuck Com­ IMPORTED GREEN • TART i TANQY Seafood Specials! '' Medicine in 1979. He is a member of Doyon-Cordani 1979. Korea. 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', ^ per 6 oz. serving Try this new exciting vegetable today Force’s three-month course, she will will leave Jan. 30 for Cuernavaca, Catholic High School, ^uMo^OiH^reshness^ollc^ome^lten^^ Ocean Spray be commissioned a second lieutenant Morelos, Mexico, where she will at­ Manchester. SCOTT To White House Conference in the Air Force as an education and tend The Center for Bilingual Thursday, Feb. 7 GEM training officer. Multicultural Studies for the spring Support Group: Waldbaum's N. Y. Style Deli! Grapefruit A graduate of Eastern Connecticut college semester. TOWELS A special election for delegates to sortium and which reflect tne diver­ should write to the White House Navy Radioman 1st Class Melvin “Mothers,” Women’s LUNDY NEW YORK the White House Conference on sity required by federal guidelines Conference on Families, P.O. Box State College with a bachelor’s Miss Chambers, a sophomore at F. Gallup Jr., son of Mr. and Mrsj > Center Trailer, 2 p.m. Juice ASSORTED DECORATOR OIL lilies will be held Thursday, for the conference. 6550, H artford, Conn. 06106. A degree in education, she was a the University of Connecticut, Melvin F. Gallup Sr. of 58 Country Edmonds & Curley, and COOKED SHARP ARTS S FLOWERS March 6, at Bulkeley High School in In addition, the ballot will provide teacher at Cheney Technical School graduated from East Catholic High Lane, Rockville, graduated with' James Mapes, East 48 OUNCE BOTTLE THOUSAND'ISLAND GALLON CONTA4NER delegate application form will be HAM 16 OUNCE BOTTLE 119 SHEET JUMBO ROLL )'artford to elect seven of Connec- space for one write-in candidate. The sent in response, and all the applica­ in Manchester. She was a member of School in 1978. honors from the Basic Enlisted * Catholic High School, 7 CHEDDAR Kappa Delta Pi, Epsilon Nu Chapter. Course at the Naval Submarine" WITH SHOULDER ut's 24 delegates, according to an seven persons receiving the most tion forms must then be returned to Alice Ann Belfiore, a senior at The p.m.. Students $3.00. SLICED TO ORDER CHEESE diinouncement from Laura Lee votes will become delegates to the the White House Conference by Feb. College of the Holy Cross in School, Groton, General Admission ^.00. John R. Shackett, son of Mr. and Simon, chairperson of the Connectic- Conference scheduled for June 5 12. Worcester, Mass,, has been named to A 1968 graduate of Rockville High, Free cut Consortium for the White House through 7 in Baltimore. The three The federal government will un­ Mrs. Robert Shackett of McKee the dean’s list for the fall semester. School, he joined the Navy iq. Income Tax Service LB. Street, Manchester, has enlisted in The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. November 19M. Conference. persons receiving the next highest derwrite transportation costs and SLICING HAMBURG DILL? h IPS - BREAD & BUTTER MINESTRONE-LENTIL votes will become alternates. the Air Force and departed for basic The Accounting Club at CHICKEN. BEEF. ORIENTAL. PORK provide a $50 per diem for each 16 0 2 JAR Manchester Community Provolone Cheese lb *2.49 B&G Pickles 69* Progresso Soup 2o o z c * n 2 f o r * 1 . The election will be held from noon Of the remaining 17 delegates, training at Lackland AFB, Texas, on WHITE or YELLOW p’ kI . * 1 . delegate to the Baltimore con­ STRAWBERRY Oodles of Noodles 4 College is assisting in­ ALL VARIETIES to 8 p.m. and is open to all Connec­ seven will be appointed by Governor ference. Jan. 25. C&FS IMeets Tuesday dividuals to prepare their American Cheese lb *1.99 ticut residents 18 years of age and Ella Grasso and 10 will be appointed The special election on March 6 A 1980 graduate of Manchester FINEST QUALITY HAND SLICED Polaner Preserves ,eoz j*r 99* Progresso Vegetables 2 c*SI * i. income tax returns. The Ralston Honey Brnn 12 OZ. PKG 99* older. A slate of 15 nominees will be by the Planning Committee of the will be conducted by the Automatic High School, he selected a position in vlA/UITC v rtll t ftt HcDDcr\ The Manchester Auxiliary of Child the group home for adolescent girls * service is available to Lox Sc°o\*,4L^B *2.29"^®Lr*2.19 prepared by organizations which are the security specialist career field. SUPER SALE 12 OZ JAR 9 0 Z Connecticut Consortium. Any person Voting Machine Corporation of Sue Bee Honey 89* n & Family Services will conduct its on Summit Street in Manchester, will . everyone free of charge, Progresso Clam Sauce T* “ 79* Sunmaid Raisins 6 PACK participnts in the Connecticut Con­ interested in becoming a delegate 24 OUNCE BOTTLE 99* Jamestown, N.Y. regular membership meeting on be the guest speaker. Shrimp Salad lb *2.99 25 OUNCE BO H LE ALL VARIETIES Sgt. Cheryl L. Hackett, daughter of but is primarily intended CARANDO Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at the home of All members are urged to attend * Mrs. Butterworths Syrup *1.091.09 Mrs. Beverly A. Hackett of 145 for the elderly, students Progresso Wine Vinegar 69* Heinz Gravy i z o z j a r Mrs. Raymond Peracchio, 530 Spring and bring their friends. Anyone in- Hard Salami toordeb lb *2.99 47* Deepwood Drive, Manchester, and other individuals who St,, Manchester. terested is welcome. would not normally use Births recently completed the Defense Mrs. Henry Kelly, housemother at Carando Pepperoni lb *2.99 B & M Welch's professional tax CARANDO ROYAL DOWNEY assistance. Work is done by K i n g it i) u r y, K »' > i n Dandy Loaf tI order lb *1.59 Oven Baked Coventry. His paternal Road, Bolton. She was born Klein, Danielle students under supervision GELATIN Fabric Softener .Matthew, son of Herbert grandparents are Mr. and ROTHMUND SKINLESS Grape Jelly Jan. 27 at Manchester Kathryn, daughter of by members of the college BEANS ALL FLAVORS 25' OFF LABEL 111 and Marsha Mainstruck Mrs. John P. Donlon Sr. of Memorial Hospital. Her Henry J, Jr. and Mary Ann New Vogue in Alimony: Sugar Free Franks lb*1.59 3 LB. JAR Kingsbury of 27 Tracy accounting faculty. The SLICED TO ORDER 21 OUNCE CAN 3 OZ. PKG. 64 OUNCE CONTAINER East Hartford. His mater­ maternal grandparents are Desteph Klein of Bloom­ service is provided Mon­ Drive, Vernon. He was nal great-grandmother is Mr. and Mrs, Patrick Cum­ field. She was born Dec, 30 German Bologna lb *1.89 born Jan. 24 at Manchester day, Wednesday and •HOT WHEN AVAILABLE Nora McBrierty of Coven­ mings of Plainville, Her at Mt. Sinai Hospital in Friday from 11 a.m. till 2 Memorial Hospital. His Cost-of-Living Clause “Hot” Bagels 12fo*r1.19 try. His paternal great- paternal grandparents are Hartford. Her maternal p.m. in Room 216 and Mon- » i . e o maternal grandparents are grandparents are Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Chiaput­ grandparents are Mr. and WASHINGTON (UPl) - creases, car maintenance, there must be other lawyer Gary Skoloff said day and Wednesday ■ .Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mrs. "Thomas Ward of East ti of Manchester. Her Mrs. William Desteph of Armed with government the cost of gas and oil.” reasons before an ex­ there has been an “in­ evenings from 7 p.m. till 10 Mainstruck of Ansonia. His Fresh Dairy Foods From the Best Pastureiands! Hartford. He has a brother, maternal great­ Bloomfield. Her paternal inflation reports, many “Most husbands would spouse gets more money. credible” rise in requests p.m., in Room 115 at the Frozen Foods For Quick and Easy Tasty Meals! paternal grandparents are Nathan, 2. grandmother is Antonia grandparents are Mr. and be horrified at the specter MINUTE MAID Start collacting your divorced women are Given that situation. Dr. for alimony boosts. Hartford Road campus. HOOD towal* today! Thick, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mrs. Henry J. Klein Jr. of w a l d b a u m s [c a n n o n I Jurach of Colchester. marching back into court of the wife coming back to Doris Freed, a New York “Five years ago, $200 a 100% PURE BROCCOLI or CAULIFLOWER w/CHEESE SAUCE thiraty. colorful lat Kingsbury of Union. His No appointments are ICE CREAM Devanney, Christine Manchester. Her paternal seeking cost-of-living in­ the courthouse steps for matrimonial lawyer and week for a wife and two required. ORANGE JUICE ALL NATURAL lmonmcELiX)| quality tow ali from tha maternal great­ ALL FLAVORS BIRDS EYE m ilit of tha rtationally .Anne, daughter of DeCormier, Sarah T., great-grandparents are creases in their monthly money. But who knows head of an American Bar children may have been 'h GALLON CARTON 3 - > o z ^ l T/i/jWMk'* grandmother is Mrs. Helen YOGURT FLAVORS Vz GALLON CARTON known Cannon Company. Timothy J. and Mary Wilke daughter of William J. and Mrs. Katherine Tluck of alimony payments. how high it will go?” he Association law and family sufficient. Today, it is VEGETABLES pkSI F eatura: ChooM from thraa Mainstruck of Oakville. Devanney of 336 Porter St., Betsy Ross DeCormier of Manchester and Andrew Attorney Marvin said. committee, said many poverty,’’ said Skoloff. Energy Topic BREAKSTONE "NEW " LARGER SIZE STRAIGHT or CRINKLE CUT T6" X 26'' baautiful colora You can His paternal great­ Manchester. She was born 108 Brandy St., Bolton. She Klein of Manchester. The Consumer Price 24 OZ purchaaa that# towala at Mitchelson, the California divorce decrees now in­ “The wife is now coming »1.P» Cottage Cheese CONTAINER *1.19 h a n d grandmother is .Mrs. Ruth Jan. 25 at Manchester w as born J a n . 28 a t For Meeting ------McCains Superfries 89* a raducad prica with aach lawyer who won fame in Index for 1979 showed the clude an escalator clause back saying: 'Who could 63.00 purchaaa. Don't Young of Union. He has a Memorial Hospital. Her Manchester Memorial HOOD'S DORMAN PASTEURIZED. PROCESSED . INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED t o w e l s Cooper, Angela Nicole, the Lee Marvin palimony annual inflation rate was for the CPI. have foreseen five years YELLOW or WHITE. . . SWANSON miaa out ■ atart aaving brother, Jeffrey Mark, 3. SOUTH WINDSOR-Ted today! maternal grandparents are Hospital. Her maternal daughter of Ned A. and case, said in an interview 13.3 percent, the largest “ Any lawyer is prac­ ago the insanity of today’s SOUR CREAM Pastva, energy consultant American Singles 'pKG? *1.19 PEAS and CORN Main COUrSeS n o t ' e a s a g n a I ^ m e a t 99* $ 1 9 9 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E, grandparents are Mr. and Jane Blodgett Cooper of that family court judges annual in crease in 33 tically guilty of malprac­ inflation?'” 16 OZ. CONTAINER ^ I , EACH Cffck compl0t0 thtaUt B liullou, Dana Nioole, with Northeast Utilities, 10 OZ. PKG. waaA/y tcAadir/a /n itor%. Wilke of Manchester. Her Mrs. Jim Ross of Manchester, Mich. She was tend to be sympathetic to years. A spot check showed tice if he doesn't put in WALDBAUM S • SLICES. STICK. WEDGES daughter of Richard P, and At the same time, Boston will be the speaker at the paternal grandfather is Manchester. Her paternal born Jan. 24 in Ann Arbor, such requests for lawyers around the nation some sort of Consumer College law professor San­ $3. PURCHASE third of South Windsor’s Muenster Cheese^A'lSS?' tl"*2.09 12 OZ CAN Carol Muller Ballou of 8 John F. Devanney of Mich. Her maternal grand­ FOR Orange Juice 89* grandparents are Mr. and modifying divorce are getting requests from Price Index escalator ford Katz said more judges “Energy Four’um" series Esther Ave., Vernon. She Manchester. Her maternal Mrs. George DeCormier of parents are Mr. and Mrs. CANNON. settlements. divorced people — mainly clause,” she said. are encouraging divorced on Feb. 6 at 7:30 p.m. in the was born Jan. 24 at great-gandmother is Mrs. Manchester. She-has a Ralph H. B lodgett of “Every time I go into women — for more In New Jersey, divorce women to get a iob. Town Hall. Manchester Memorial Irene Wilke, She has two brother, Justin, 2; and « Manchester. Her paternal court, a judge says, ‘I sym­ alimony because of that The program is open to Hosital. Her maternal sisters, Mandy, 3, and Mol­ sister, Willyanne, 3. rampant inflation. grandparents are Mr. and pathize,”’ Mitchelson said. the public, free of charge grandparents are Mr. and ly, 2. Mrs. Ned Cooper of Troy, “Most judges are very In many states, the CPI Watch Your and no pre-registration is Mrs. Richard Muller of Ohio. oriented to the increase in alone is considered required. -vai40« noi.. o,//'off CDCklOLJ T ■ '20* off • T”20* » off T”20* off T“20* off T”20* " off T“20* off ■ ■ T’’20*__ __off Holyoke, Mass. He pater­ ON 23V^ OZ PKG, FRENCH Gurriiton, Karhel OoathwuitK, Amber daily and monthly basic -legitimate evidence for a ON A 14 OUNCE CONTAINER ON A ONE POUND PKG ON A 6 OUNCE JAR I ON A 16 OUNCE CONTAINER nal grandparents are Mr. Pastva will present in­ or 26 OZ. 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FAT«00 and receive one FAT- P. and Cheryl Cummings has a sister, Kellie Anne, And Air Conditioning Needs . 0 0 Pack Free. organization’s vice presi­ |1 .» AT HARDWARE ITOREI MANCHESTER Katherine Conkling of Chiaputti of 3 Hebron 2‘/2, MAIL OKDERS riLL£D dent for the Industiral 410 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. Division. 1 0 - EVENING HERALD, Mon., Feb. 4. 1980 EVENING HERALD. Mon., Feb. 4, 1900- 11 ObItuariM Scandal Hazel C. Deacon Whalers ‘Sky High' for Return Magnana Cherubini H Ty Holland MANCHESTER — Magnana (An­ MANCHESTER - Mrs. Hazel C. "It was just one of those nights,” Over the last few games we’ve been na) Cherubini, 83, of 117 School St„ Probe SPRINGFIELD, Mass. third period and JD (Jordy Douglas) goals in the second period. Trottier (Reynolds) Deacon, 79, of 23 Harvard said Douglas, who scored three times outscoring team s in the third got us going,” said defenseman Ley. died Saturday in a local convalescent Road, died early this morning at (UPI) — The Hartford Whalers scored for New York at 9:38 when he in the third period. “We needed the period.” "That’s the sign of a good hockey Dies at 70 home. She was the widow of Matteo Manchester Memorial Hospital. She are going to be “sky high” converted Bossy’s rebound and win bad. We’re going to be sky high Dave Keon and team captain Rick team, one that works together. It Cherubini. was the wife of Malcolm E. Deacon. when they return this week to a Stoughton connected for Hartford Growing going into Hartford Wednesday. Ley had assists on the final goal helps your confidence when you beat after receiving a feed from Mike MAMCHESTER- Walter R. "Ty” Mrs. Cherubini was born in Italy Mrs. Deacon was born in Somer­ rebuilt Hartford Civic Center Tonight we went out and forced the scored by the 6-foot, 199-pound top teams like the Islanders.” Rogers at 16:05. Holland Sr., 70, of 175 High St., died and had lived in Manchester for more ville, Mass, on May 28,1900. She had WASHINGTON (UPI) - Federal Coliseum after a 5-3 victory Islanders to make mistakes.” Douglas. Keon scored his 900th NHL Gordie Lane gave the Islanders a 1- early this morning at Manchester than 60 years. She had been employed lived in this town for 40 years. Before Islanders’ Coach Al Arbour said he prosecutors are expected to begin Officials announced before Sun­ career point. 0 first period lead at 9:19 when he Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ at the Cheney Mills. She was a moving here, she had lived in Clinton over the New York Islanders, felt optimistic before the opening presenting evidence soon to grand day’s game that the Hartford arena, "Dave’s excellent forechecking set faceoff. band of Mildred (Johnson) Holland. member of the Ladies of St. James and Norwich. says left wing Jordy Douglas, picked up a loose puck in the slot and juries in four cities on a still-growing which has been rebuilt at a cost of up that goal," said Blackburn. fired it past Hartford goalie John The couple would have celebrated and Regional Society of St. James. She is also survived by a son, who fired in four goals. "There was every indication that . public corruption scandal in which $31.5 million, would reopen on Douglas scored his first goal of the Garrett, The Whalers pulled even at their 52nd wedding anniversary this She is survived by a son, Lucien Reynolds J. Deacon of Averill Park, we were going to play a good road eight members of Congress and more The Sunday night victory marked Wednesday for the Whalers’ game third period on a power play at 8:20. 16:12 as Douglas wrestled the puck June. (John) Cherubini of Manchester; a N.Y.; two sisters, Ruth J. Turner of game tonight," said Arbour. "But we than 20 other public officials are un­ the Whalers final appearance at the with the Los Angeles Kings. Mike Bossy tied the game at 3-3 from defenseman Stefan Persson and Mr. Holland was born here August daughter, Mrs. Angeline Zanlungo of Leitington, Mass, and Mrs. Louise made a couple of mistakes and it was der investigation, well-informed Springfield Civic Center — their "We worked hard tonight and before Douglas restored Hartford’s stuffed a backhander past Islanders’ 11. 1909 and had been a lifelong resi­ Manchester; two sisters in Italy; Wilson of Farmington, Maine; 3 downhill from there on in. We gave sources say. \ home since the Hartford arena’s roof never let up,” said Whalers’ Coach lead at 15-93 and added an empty-net goalie Glenn Resch. dent. He served in World War II with four grandchildren, and four great­ grandchildren and one niece and a away the puck in a crucial situation The sources said some phases of collapsed under tons of ice and snow Don Blackburn. "Douglas had a hell tally with 52 seconds Idft. Bryan Trottier and Blaine and you just don’t do that.” he said, the Navy. Before retiring in 1974. he grandchildren. nephew. the two-year investigation have not more than two years ago. of a night and we just played great. “We came on really strong in the Stoughton exchanged powerplay referring to Douglas’ winning goal. had been employed for 49 years as a Funeral services will be Funeral services will be been completed and the money in­ shipping foreman with Cheney Tuesdawy, 8:15 a m. from the John Wednesday, 1;30 p.m, at the Holmes volved, nearly $700,000, is still being Bros. He was a member of the F, Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Funeral Home, ^ Main St. Burial traced, suggesting others may be im­ Emanuel Lutheran Church. He was Center St., with a mass of Christian will be in Grove Hill Cemetery, Three Sites plicated in the biggest corruption ' h Coliseum Reopening also a member of the Town Fire burial, 9 a.m., at St. James Church. Rockville. probe since Watergate. Department Hose & Ladder Co. 1 for Burial will be in St. James Friends may call at the funeral Indictments are not expected to be Considered 39 years. At the time of his death he Cemetery. home Tuesday from 7 to 8 p.m, sought during February because of Slated Wednesday was serving as their treasurer, a Friends may call at the funeral the investigative work still to be Hitji position he held for 10 years. He was home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Dorothy P. Leonard done, one source said. In the mean­ For Games founder of the West Side Oldtimers. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) — Hartford, Conn., Mayor Eugene Finanee ELLINGTON - Dorothy P. time, authorities will begin providing COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Mr. Holland was an outstanding evidence to grand juries in New George Athanson says the Hartford Civic Center Coliseum will athlete in his youth, playing baseball ELLINGTON - Eugene A. Leonard of 110 Jobs Hill Road, wife I UPI I — A United States Olympic hr Finance, 98, of 56 Main St., died of Arthur Leonard, died Thursday at York, Washington, Newark and Committee official reports at least reopen this week — more than two years after its roof collapsed and basketball with leading local Philadelphia. — with public safety being its "first goal. " teams like the West Sides in the Saturday at Rockville General Manchester Memorial Hospital. three sites are under consideration One senator and seven members of Athan.son told a news conference Twilight Baseball League and the Hospital. Bom in Dorchester, Mass,, she had tor a 1980 National Sports Festival to the House of Representatives were Sunday night the arena had un­ "We want to do everything to Guards in basketball. He also reigned Mr. Finance, who claimed to be the lived in Hartford for many years, be held if the United States boycotts moving to Ellington seven years ago. identified as targets of the FBI in­ the Summer Olympics in Moscow. dergone "intensive inspections" and perfection. 1 don't want any doubt in for six consecutive years as the town oldest resident of this town, was born anybody’s mind. " he said. in Germany and had lived in this Before her retirement, she was vestigation in which public officials Baaron Pittenger, USOC director he was "99 percent sure " it would singles tennis champion, employing a The announcement was made town for more than 90 years. He was employed by the Travelers Insurance were observed or photographed of special events, said during the reopen on Wednesday for a Hartford unique, at the time, two-handed style. before Hartford's game with the New a member of the Ellington Co. accepting bribes, often in $50,000 weekend that he was making plans Whalers' .NHL game with the Los After his baseball playing days amounts. Angelos Kings York Islanders, the 107th contest the ended, he turned to coaching entries Congregational Church. She is also survived by three for the festival should American Sources said the congressmen "I'd like to say again the first goal Whalers have played in their tem­ in the Twilight League. He is survived by a son, Edwin G. daughters. Mrs. Joyce Allaire and athletes not attend the Olympics in Finance of Ellington; two daughters, Mrs. Patricia Parsons, both of Hart­ were "very business like’’ at Moscow. is public safety and that goal has porary home at the Springfield Civic Over the years he has been honored Center The Whalers later beat the Mrs. Edward (Ellen) Kasche and ford, and Mrs. Dorothy Nash of Ver­ Connecticut Chuckles poked up from her hole at the Lutz meetings where money changed Officials have said it did not seem been adequately met. " the mayor many times for his athletic Junior Museum, saw the shadows of her followers, retreated hands; some put the cash,in their said. Islanders 5-3. achievements by local organizations. Mrs. Preston (Hazel) Selley, both of non; four brothers, Fred Paylor, likely the United States would be sen­ pockets, some in briefcases and He said a temporary certificate of Baldwin said the $31.5 million Besides his wife he is also survived Ellington; II grandchildren and 18 Robert Paylor, William Paylor and back into her burrow, but returned to predict spring is fast ap­ ding its 550 top athletes to Moscow in some in paper bags. occupancy would be issued for project was "a yeoman's effort un­ by a son. Walter R. Holland Jr. of great-grandchildren. Irving Paylor, all of Braintree, proaching. (Herald photo by Adamson) July for the 1980 Summer Games. Among those under investigation W'ednesday's reopening and a perma­ der extremely difficult cir­ Manchester. 10 grandchildren and 4 Funeral services will be today, Mass.; three sisters, Mrs. Ruth But if the Soviet Union complies are Sen. Harrison Williams Jr., D- nent certificate would be granted "on cumstances ’ He also thanked fans great-grandchildren. 1:30 p.m., at the Ladd Funeral Munroe of Quincy, Mass., Mrs, with President Carter s request to Indians N.J.; and Reps. John Jenrette Jr., D- and Hartford and Springfield of­ Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville. Elinor Macinnis and Mrs. Barbara pull all Russian combat troops out of or about F'eb. 25." Funeral services will be Connecticut Chuckles S.C., Richard Kelly, R-Fla., John ficials. Wednesday, 10 a.m., at the Holmes Burial will be in Ellington Center Palingo, both of Braintree, Mass., Afghanistan by Feb. 20. then the "Some thought this moment would Murphy, D-N.Y., Frank Thompson never come, " said Athanson, who The coliseum was supposed to Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial Cemetery. and nine grandchildren. USOC would no doubt get White Donations may be made to the Funeral services were held today Predicts Spring Close Jr., D-N.J., and three Pennsylvania House approval to send U.S. athletes thanked Springfield officials and reopen on Jan. 17 — one day short of Win Mat will be in Esat Cemetery. Democrats, Raymond Lederer, the second anniversary of its roof Ellington Congregational Church at the Fisette-Batzner Funeral to Moscow. residents for their "extensive Friends may call at the funeral the people around her first, then went Michael Myers and John Murtha. collapse — but city officials canceled Memorial Fund. Home, 20 Sisson Ave, with the Rev. MANCHESTER — Connecticut Lord Killanin, president of the courtesies to the Whalers and the home Tuesday, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 back in her home. But she came out Puck Winds Up Short of Goal that opening date, saying they could Donald W. Hamblin officiating. Chuckles wiggled out of a mound International Olympic Committee, city of Hartford. " p.m. from her foster home at the Lutz again; she didn’t mind the cold. I not justify a partial opening which James Marley Jr. Burial was in the Rose Hill Memorial has stated repeatedly the Moscow Pat Boutette of the Whalers was stopped short of scoring goal The Whalers have made the Meeting Memorial contributions may be guess she figured the weather was "might mean a risk to public health VERNON — James T. Marley Jr., Park, Rocky Hill. Junior Museum, snooped around in 4-Day Week games would go on, "with or without Springfield Civic Center its home made to the Emanuel Lutheran nice and the folks were so nice, due to efforts by Islander defenseman Stefan Persson and goalie and safety." 55, of 55 Thrall Road, died Saturday the bright sunshine, went back in and the United States. ” since the roof collapsed at the Hart­ Getting back on the right Church. Charles Barbero spring can’t be far behind.” Chico Resch. Whalers went on to post 5-3 win in finale at at Rockville General Hospital. He came out again to the cheers of about Is Extended The USOC has until May 24 to enter ford arena on Jan. 18. 1978. Since the postponement officials BOLTON — Charles Barbero, 95, of 50 of her followers. The tradition of Groundhog Day Springfield Sunday night. (UPI Photo) have assessed the possible reopening track. Manchester High’s was the husband of Betty-Jean its teams in the 1980 Summer Olym­ Howard Baldwin, managing wrestling team stomped Clarence R. Dowd (Birge) Marley. 146 Birch Mountain Road, Bolton, Chuckles, only 8 months old, made has a long and confused history that MANCHESTER - The four-day pics. general partner of the Hartford on a day-to-day basis. died Saturday at Manchester her first stab in the ancient tradition dates back about 1,3(X) years. The Whalers estimated they lost Wethersfield High, 43-18, in MANCHESTER - Clarence R. Mr. Marley was born in Rockville work week of the town’s water and Pittenger said tryouts for the U.S. Whalers, told reporters at the Memorial Hospital. $75,000 a game for each contest at the Dowd. 67, of 39 Locust St., and had been a lifelong resident of of groundhog weather forecasting sewer workers has been extended for Olympic team would be held as Springfield Civic Center news con­ CCIL competition Saturday at Manchester, died Saturday at this town. He was a World War II He was born in Fubiqe, province of Saturday, Contrary to Punxsutawney To Pay Respects a third time. scheduled across the country in May ference that the W'halers had been smaller Springfield arena. The Clarke Arena. Alexandria, Italy, Dec. 8, 1884, and Phil in Pennsylvania, she predicted This extension will be for another c o lise u m ’s o rig in al 1,400-ton Manchester Memorial Hospital. Army veteran and a member of the MANCHESTER - The West Side and June. At the same time, he and East Icemen looking forward to the announcement The win improves the Silk had lived in Bolton four years. Before spring is close at hand. spaceframe roof, which had been He was born in Manchester Nov. Trinity Covenant Church, He was three months. Last August the town his staff assistant, Geraldine "for a long time. " Towners' league mark to 3-2 and that, he had lived in Manchester 45 Old-Timers Committee will meet at hailed as an engineering marvel, 16, 1912. and had been a lifelong resi­ employed by Pratt & Whitney Air­ Chuckles’ conclusions were con­ instituted the four-day work week in Maestas, are planning a 1980 Baldwin presented Athanson with a overall docket to 6-4 while the rever­ years. He was a communicant of St. firmed by Rick Horton, 24, clirator at the Holmes Funeral Home, 4(X) Main collapsed under tons of ice and snow- dent. He was a veteran of World War craft Group of United Technologies St., at 7 tonight to pay respects to the an energy conservation effort. National Sports Festival. Whalers' jersey that said "Home al sal was the Eagles' fifth in as many Maurice Church, Bolton. the animal sanctuary, who said the in the pre-dawn hours of Jan. 18,1978. II, serving in the Army Signal Corps Corp. late Clarence R. Dowd, whose Town officials have said the effort The 1978 and 1979 National Sports L ast" CCIL outings. He is survived by a son, Fred groundhog had later confided to him, Five thousand spectators had under the command of Gen. George He is also survived by his parents, brother Ernest Dowd is a committee is successful and productivity has in­ Festivals — a first for the USOC — "I've been looking forward to this Manchester’s next mat appearance Barbero of Bolton; a brother, Leo "Spring is close behind.” creased and energy consumption In Tourney Itched a basketball game between Patton. James T. and Delia (St. Louis) member. were held in Colorado Springs. The moment for a long tim e," said is Wednesday night at Simsbury High Barbero of L.I. N.Y., and two thetie University of Connecticut and Before retiring in 1977, he had been Marley Sr. of Rockville; a son, "She actually saw the shadows of decreased. city also is a contender for the 1981 Baldwin, whose team is the rebuilt at 6 o’clock. Massachusetts just hours before, but a blueprint reader in the state James T. Marley III of Rockville; a grandchildren. The work week has not been per­ national contest, but as a result of the Led by Dale Mauro's one-goal, two-assist performance. East coliseum's prime tenant Mark Albert (101). Mike Griffin no one was inside the coliseum when Highway Department for 25 years. daughter, Mrs. Allen (Denise) There will be a mass of Christian manently installed because both the present crisis facing the USOC, Catholic's ice hockey team qualified for the State Tournament Athanson said the original (108), Dan Collins (115) and Tody burial Tuesday, 11 a.m., at St, the roof fell in. He was a member of the state Scheny Jr. of Manchester; a sister. union and the town wish to monitor Pittenger said Colorado Springs was coliseum, which opened on Jan. , Rozie (122) secured the opening four Maurice Church, Bolton. Burial will Recommendation Due with a 5-2 victory over Watertown High Saturday night at Taft Tickets for Hartford Coliseum retirees group and the American Mrs. Robert (Eleanor) Lessig of the change. just one of several sites being con­ 1975. never got a permanent occupan­ bouts for the Indian grapplers. be in St. Bridget’s Cemetery, Rink. events were to go on sale today. Association of Retired Persons. Rockville and four grandchildren. The union. Local 991 of the sidered. cy certificate and things would be Albert, with a personal 8-1-1 mark, Manchester. There are no calling The Eagle icemen stand 8-6-1 for He is survived by a brother, Ernest Funeral services will be Tuesday, American Federation of state. Coun­ He said Syracuse, N.Y., and Orlan­ different this time. Athanson said. scored a 20-2 superior decision. hours. Friends may make con­ For Adult Education the season with two games E. Dowd of Manchester, and a 11 a.m., at the Trinity Covenant ty, and MuniciapI Employers, asked do, Fla., were two other locations Watertown netminder John Lynch. It Senior co-captain Don Beckman tributions to St, Maurice Memorial remaining on the regular slate. Their nephew, Robert Dowd of Wyoming, Church. Burial will be in Grove Hill MANCHESTER — Area residents Preliminary returns show 400 for this third extension. Steve considered to host the event. was Mauro's seventh goal of the (1701 and Scott Cratty (unlimited) Fund in Mr. Barbero’s name. Holmes next outing is Saturday night against Bruins Blow Two-Goal Lead Del. Cemetery. have been meeting since autumn to respondents are interested in such a Werbner, personnel director, said the season. Rob White tallied his seventh each took first-period pins for the crosstown Manchester High at the of the year at 8:08 as he took a drop Funeral services will be Tuesday, Friends may call at the Ladd Funeral Home, 400 Main St., decide whether Marchester’s adults program, while 172 have said they workers wanted to try the working locals while Joe Smith (158) won by Bolton Ice Palace at 7:50. pass from LaBlanc and fired a 10-foot 11 a.m., at the Holmes Funeral Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Manchester, has charge of could use a continuing education would not be interested. In addition arrangement during all four seasons decision and Chris Boudreau (188) by arrangements. Torch Race ”We played a strong defensive wrist shot off Lynch s neck into the Home, 400 Main St., and burial will today from 7 to 9 p.m. program and the group is expected to to this method of distributing the sur­ before permanently installing it. forfeit. Boudreau has won six in a game tonight. Our defense of Kevin cage. Lynch was removed from the Flyers Splurge be in the veterans section of East The family suggests donations may offer recommendations at the Board The town has no plans to place row and sports a personal 9-1 mark. Florence M. Kelley vey, the forms were enclosed with Dickenson, Greg Lesco. Bryon be made to the Trinity Covenant of Education’s next meeting. other workers on the four-day week. game but the injury didn't prove too Cemetery. Friends may call at the ELLINGTON — Funeral services brochures for the Manchester Adult Cuts Party Manchester's jayvees also were Church Building Fund or the Heart Dr. J. Gerald Fitzgibbon, assistant Leech, Phil LaBlanc and Dan serious funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 were held this morning for Florence Education Program. victorious. Dan Kibbie, Steve Association of Greater Hartford. superintendent, said today the PRINCETON, N.J. (UPI) - O’Brien has been great all year, " His replacement. Don Generelll, Machuga and Bernie Zimmerman to 9 p.m. M. Kelley, 79, of 12 West Road, The committee studying the Rest Homes In Last Minute University of Hartford approached Alison Carlson’s 2,5th birthday stated East Coach Bill Mannix. got some early work —and couldn't won via the pin route and Mark Ellington, at Samsel-Bassinger results represents a cross-section of Manchester officials with an offer to celebration broke up early Sunday "Another strong point for this come up with the save —as 33 picking up a loose puck and scoring Walker by decision for the 5-2 young Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, programs serving adults. The League game was the penalty killing of By IRA KAUFMAN teach courses not available at Ban Visitors night. The partygoers had to get up seconds later Lionel Lessard took a at 2:18 of the third period. Indians. Cops Get Third Report South Windsor. Mrs. Kelley, wife of of Women Voters, the Manchester Gerry King and Rob and Greg White. t I’l Sports \\ rilcr Manchester Community Coliege. The early today to run about 500 miles. pass from Mauro and drilled his Boston increased its lead to 3-1 on Results: 101 —Albert (Ml sup, dec. Edward J. Kelley, died Saturday. Area Conference of Churches, the MANCHESTER - Effective im­ They frustrated Watertown on four classes would take place in Ms. Carlson and 51 others are seventh goal of the season into the The Boston Bruins suddenly Stan Jonathan's goal at 5:40 of the Lauritto 20-2. 108 —Griffin (M) dec. A mass of Christian burial was town recreation department, the mediately, due to the high incidence two-man advantages and no goals, " Manchester schools, with the univer­ bearing the Olympic torch, a symbol back of the cage. switched into reverse at third period. Bonomo 8-2. 115 —Collins (M) pinned Of Indecent Exposure celebrated at St. Bernard's Church, PTA Council, and the Manchester of flu-like symptoms, no visitors will Mannix added. sity paying to use school space. Arts Council are all represented. be allowed at the Crestfield Con­ of brotherhood, from Yorktowii, Va.. Carl Sareneno’s power play goal al Philadelphia's Spectrum Sun­ Elsewhere, Hartford beat the New Cavanaugh 5:48. 122 —Rozie (Ml pinned Rockville. Burial was in St. Ber­ It was a 1-1 tie after one period Farino :28. 129 —Kimball (Wl pinned MANCHESTER — Police today appeared to be grey or blue work Fitzgibbon said the courses would to Lake Placid, N.Y. - the site of the 3:13 brought Watertown closer but it 5’ork Islanders 5-3, Chicago beat nard’s cemetery. According to Dean James Tatro, a valescent Home and the Fenwood with Kurt Peterson tailying his 14th day night. Less than a minute Dolin 3:05. 135 —Cholewa (Wl pinned reported the third case of indecent clothes, exposing himself. be on the junior or senior level of un­ committee member and head of Manor Rest Home until further 1980 Winter Olympic games begin­ couldn't make a further dent Rick Toronto 4-2, Quebec edged the New She was born in Middletown and ning Feb. 12. of the season at 3:,54. assisted by Clark with four seconds remaining later, the game was over and I’alizza 1:53. 141 —Christensen (M) drew exposure within a week. A better description was not ob­ dergraduate work, or be graduate MCC’s community services division, notice. York Rangers 5-4. St. Louis defeated with Gerdo 2-2. 148 —Damato (Wl maj. had lived in Hartford 40 years, The runners and their caravan, Mauro. for East. Bob Martino’s 1()- added an empty net tally for the they were stuck in neutral. Detective Capt. Joseph Brooks said tained, Brooks said, because the courses. He said, “If the courses are the committee is primarily con­ Spokesmen for the Manchester Detroit 4-2, Buffalo blanked Van­ dec Ray 10-1. 158 —Smith (Ml dec. moving to Ellington 18 years ago. She footer from in the slot on a power Eagles. It was his sixth goal ol the two female Manchester High School teens were at a distance from the held at all, and it remains to be seen cerned with offering individual Memorial Hospital and Manchester scheduled to leave Princeton' early With the Bruins ahead 3-1 and only couver 3-0, Minnesota whipped Giuliano 4-3, 170 —Beckman (Ml pinned was a member of St, Bernard’s play tied it at 5:22. campaign. students reported the flasher last suspect and they immediately fled if they will be, they would definitely courses, as opposed to a degree Manor Inc. said they have not today, planned to make brief stops in 49 seconds left, Boston went into a Colorado 6-2 and Edmonton lopped Casey 47. 188 —Boudreau (M) WBF, Church. Three second-period goals, two in a East outshot Watertown. 31-29, Thursday. The girls said they saw the area when he exposed himself. not duplicate or conflict with the program. experience an outbreak of flu symp­ South Brunswick, South River. defensive shell that the streaking Los Angeles 5-3 Unlimited —Crattv (Ml pinned Leavv Besides her husband, she is sur­ 33-second span, boosted the Eagles him at the rear of the school near the Other cases of exposures, with courses offered at MCC.” Sayreville, South Amboy and Perth with Scott Mosher and Scott Howat Flyers found easy to crack Last- ItlarU 4. Maple Leafs 2 1:14. vived by a son, Robert E. Kelley of He said MCC is separately in­ toms and have not altered visiting into a 4-1 lead. Mauro made it 2-1 at equally sketchy details, were Fitzgibbon said the committee has Amboy. splitting the duties between the pipes minute scores hy Reggie Leach and Tom Lysiak scored two goals to tennis courts during school hours. South Windsor; two daughters, Mrs. vestigating a co-operative program houre as of now. Brooks said. reported on Adams Street and at the also looked into the extension ser­ After car /'ng the torch over the 3:11 as he snapped a wrister past for the Eagles Rick MacLeish frustrated the Bruins power Chicago to its fourth straight Florence Gessay and Mrs. Lorraine with area colleges that could lead to The administration at Meadows According to Brooks, the two teens Spruce and Eldridge intersection last vices offered by other area colleges, Outerbridg. Crossing to Staten and extended Philadelphia's un­ victory James Stone. Counsul ___ i Mamuszka, both of Ellington; a a bachelors degree. The program Convalescent Home was unavailable said they heard someone coughing, week. All incidents are under in­ to find the package that most nearly Island and tiien over the Verrazano- beaten streak, yes. another one. to 11 General of Canada for Chicago, sister, Mrs. Julia Ryan of MCC is separately investigating for comment. turned around and saw a six-foot-tall vestigation. meets M anchester’s needs. One would involvp offering all the courses Narrows Bridge into Brooklyn, the games dropped the first puck and received a Middletown, and five grandchildren. St.Bernard white m ale, dressed in what alternate under discussion is that a for an undergraduate degree Firemen Douse runners were to go over the Brooklyn It was our failure to go forward. " stan(iing ovation in recognition of the consotium of colleges offer courses. Bridge into Manhattan for a noon­ Defense said fuming Boston Coach Fred Canadian Embassy’s role in freeing program, or most of the courses for Fails Margaret P. Scanlan Among the schools being in­ several graduate level programs on Mattress Blaze time ceremony at City Hall. Creighton after the 3-3 deadlock six Americans from Iran last week. Pins Eagles SOUTH WINDSOR - Margaret P. vestigated were the University of The torch arrived in Princeton Sun­ "We kept dropping back If we had Two Men Are Charged Scanlan, 78, of 890 Foster St., South the MCC campus. MANCHESTER — A reignited Norilii|ues 5. Raiig<‘rs 4 Connecticut, and Eastern and Cen­ day night — the halfway point of the retreated any further, we'd have Windsor, died Saturday at mattress fire early Saturday was Robbie Ftorek scored twice and Upended on the mat. East tral Connecticut State colleges. journey to the Adirondack Mountain In MCC been out of the .Spectrum parking Garry Lariviere rebounded the Manchester Memorial Hospital. extinguished by firemen from the Loss lot." Catholic's wrestling team fell to St. Since the colleges would pay the Field Vandalized resort.— and Ms. Carlson carried the With Drunken Driving Town Fire Department before any game-winning goal off the skate of She was born in Mahanoy Plain, flame to Princeton University's Like a dam which had just broken, Manchester Community Veteran Boston forward Wayne Bernard, 45-11, Saturday in Un- MANCHESTER — Police charged local education administration for extensive damage was done. Pierre Plante with 8:32 left as with driving while intoxicated. Pa., and had lived in Brooklyn, N.Y. MANCHESTER — Police Saturday Jadwn Gym for a ceremony College basketball team's defense let just about everything by in (’ashman offered no cxcu.ses. casville. Daniel J. Topping, 28. of 100 B use of the buildings, the proposal Police said Kenneth D. Reighard, Quebec rebounded from a rout ad­ Both men have been ordered to 25 years before moving to South reported that the James Leber Field welcoming the runners. "The forwards were backing off The reversal sends the Eagle Sycamore Lane, Manchester, with might be a way for the administra­ 51, of 801 Main St., Apt. 106, had the second half as visiting Housatonic Community College ministered by Boston Saturday. appear in East Hartford Superior Windsor in 1970. She was a member tion to balance their escalating costs. on Love Lane had been vandalized The 1977 Princeton graduate and and you shouldn't drop back against matmen to a 7-5 mark for the season. operating under influence of alcohol fallen asleep while smoking in bed erupted for 62 second-half points en route to an 89-76 CCCAA Plante was credited with the goal, Court Feb. 19. of St. Margaret Mary Church. Fitzgibbon said the program would and a five-foot-high chain link fence Colts Neck, N.J.. native ran a anybody. " he said "We knew exactly John Alosky (188) won by forfeit. early Sunday. and awoke to the smell of smoke. He decision Saturday night at East Catholic High. his third of the season. The Rangers, She was a nutritionist for the South have to be cost effective to succeed. had been pulled down at the rear of ceremonial lap around Garrett what the Flyei’s were going to do Bob Filloramo (158) took a decision In a separate incident, Oreste put out the blaze with his fire outshot 40-19 on the game, got third- and Jack Liner (101) battled to a Two Manchester youths were Windsor Senior Citizens Club hot According to surveys, the area’s the field. Memorial Track, named for a univer­ The loss ended the Cougars’ six- when they took out their goaltender Pelligrinelli, 35, of 73 Pine St., extinguisher, went back to sleep and had 18 points in the opening 20 period goals by Walt Tkaezuk and draw for the East points. treated and discharged from meals program. She was employed adult population has a keen interest The damage was estimated at $2,- sity graduate who participated in the game winning streak and pegs their and came at us with six men. If we Manchester, was charged Saturday the fire reignited. minutes while Lindsay James and Anders Hedberg to forge a tem­ Results: tOl —Liner (EC) drew with Manchester Memorial Hospital Sun­ as a materials clerk for Pratt & in advanced levels of college educa­ (kX), police said. Broken beer bottles first modern Olympiad in Athens in overall standard at 11-6, MCC is 5-3 in had executed correctly, we would The apartment and the first floor Peter Murphy chipped in with 8 and 7 porary tie. Cawley 4-4. 105 —Rowe (SBl pinned Todd day night after their car hit a tree on Whitney Aircraft Group of East tion. 7,000 questionnaires were sent were found, police said, and a vehicle 1896. league play. The Cougars return to have won the game " hallway were filled with smoke when markers respectively in that span tor Hliio t. Red \\ illg^ 2 Corey 4:46. 115 —Murphy (SB) pinned Wyllis Street. No serious injuries Hartford for more than 25 years, drove onto the field, digging up the “ I’ve been waiting four days for action tonight at East against After the Flyers lifted goalie Phil Cops Arrest Man home with school children, asking two fire trucks and a rescue truck MCC. Ralph Klassen scored an un­ Byrne2 50. 122 — Wood (SB) dec. Velez7- were reported, a hospital spokesman retiring in 1972. whether people were interested in grass. Police also said a wall to the this. It’s certainly the biggest Middlesex Community College at 8 Myre and began the six-men attack, responded at 3:20 a. m. No one was in­ The second half was a different assisted goal midway through the 2. 129 —Brent (SBl pinned Foley :52.. 135 said this morning. She leaves two sons, Lawrence such a program. concession booth had been damaged. birthday I’ve had," said Ms. Carlson, o’clock. Leach scored his second goal of the In House Burglary jured, police said, and the room story as the Hawks, now 8-2 in the third period to snap a 2-2 deadlock —Fratolli (SBl dec O'Rourke 11-5. 141 Police said a 1977 Chrysler Scanlan of Glastonbury and Kevin The incident is under investigation. who celebrated her birthday with a MCC had a 19-17 lead after 10 game, at 19:11. after a scramble in MANCHESTER —Police arrested received light smoke damage. league and 17-3 overall, made and lift St. Louis to its fifth straight —Murphy (SB) pinned Leyland 5:37. 148 operated by Lori Wiggin,- 17, 549 Scanlan of Fox Island, Wash.; two minutes of play and widened it to 42- front of the Bruins’ net. MacLeish —Williams (SBl maj dec Tyler Corey Harold Wilson, 14 School St. on PTA Board small party at the school Sunday mincemeat of the Cougar defense victory in Detroit. Hartland Spring St. was northbound on Wyllis daughters, Mrs. Patricia Garrett of night. 27 at the intermission. Larry Hayden 10-1. 158 —Filloramo lECl dec. Ulz .5-2. charges of burgulary and larceny. Ladies Aid They were led by Jeff Timberlake. then added his 27lh goal for the tie Monahan completed the scoring with Street when the power steering ap­ Fort Hood, Texas, and Mrs. Ber­ [Winter Sports] MANCHESTER - The Executive with 16 seconds left. 170 —Evans iSBi dec Daly 7-3. 188 Wilson, 22, was charged with se­ MANCHESTER — The Ladies Aid 5 who had 16 of his game-total 26 points an empty-net goal with eight seconds parently failed. The car veered nadette Ekstrom of South Windsor; a Board of the Waddell School FTA "1 hope we learned a lesson —Alosky (ECI WBF. ((niimited —Lecce cond degree burgulary in connection Society of the Zion Evangelical Bullets Close to ^Major Trade after the break. Tyrone Snead added left. Blues’ goalie Mike Liut recorded around a left curve, police said, and brother, William Patrick of Medford, MANCHESTER -T here will be will meet today at 7:30 p.m. in the tonight, " said Boston goalie Gerry (SB) pinned Meyer .57. with a break-in at a East Maple Lutheran Church will meet Tuesday, 16 points, Mike Scott 15. Mark Elem- his 20th victory of the season, tying struck a tree just past the driveway N. Y.; two sisters, Mrs. Clydeskating today under supervision of school’s media center. WASHINGTON (UPI I — Washington Bullets General Manager Bob Ferry Cheevers "We've got to be more Street home in which some bank at 7:30 p.m., in the church. Several dorl 12 and Bob John.son and Derek the club record set bv Ernie Wakelv at 11 Wyllis St. Milinder of Inverness, Fla., and Mrs. the Recreation Department from 3 to says the team is close to a ’’major trade", the Washington Post reported poised. I hated to lose a point like books were stolen. new officers will be elected and will Johnson 10 apieee for Housatonic. in 1970-71 Miss Wiggin was treated for a mild Lester Fink of New Hyde Park, 9 p.m. at Charter Oak Park, Center Home League today. that It was ridiculous." He was charged with third degree be installed by the Rev. Charles W. Hayden finished with a game-high Salirej. ,'t, (Jiiiiiekn (I neck injury, the spokesman said. A N.Y.; eight grandchildren, and three Springs Pond annex, and Union Pond MANCHESTER — The Women’s The struggling Bullets were in the NBA finals last year but currently have a Philadelphia Coach Pat Quinn, larceny, conspiracy to committ Kuhl. A valentine program and slides 30 points lor the Cougars while Andre .Savard, Derek Smith and passenger, James Paggioli, 17, of 186 great-grandchildren. annex. There will be no hockey at the Home League of the Salvation Army record of 23-29, and if the season ended today would not make the playoffs. while thrilled with the last-minute King in Plans forgery in the second degree, two will follow. Refreshments will be James and Murphy had 18 and 11 Danny Gare scored goals and Bob Henry St., had a shoulder sprain. There will be a memorial funeral Nike Site. For updated information will meet Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the "Something is pending. ” Ferry told the newspaper, adding that it the team heroics, wasn't overjoyed with the LAS VEGAS (UPI) — The Riviera counts, and conspiracy to commit served by Caryl Stratton, Katherine respectively Dave Litke hauled in 10 Suave kicked out 22 shots to record mass Wednesday, 9 a.m., at St. phone 643-47(X). citadel. makes a trade it will be either today or Tuesday. first 59 minutes Hotel-Casino on the Las Vegas Strip larceny in the second degree, also Turner, Emma Walters and Wilma caroms tor the Cougars. his fourth shutout of the year. Margaret Mary Church. Burial will Mrs, Capt. Carlson is in charge of "If you are going to make a move it’s going to be a gamble," Ferry said, "We didn't de.serve to be a in situa­ is planning to sign tennis star Billie two counts. KriendHhip Circle Story Hour Wiley. ’and now’s the time to gamble. Friday could be too late ” North Siam f>, RoekicK 2 be private and at the convenience of the worship service, while Mrs. Brig. lloiiMiliiiiir (HU) — Seotl S-S-lfi, tion like that. " said Quinn. "1 was not Al MacAdam scored two goals and Jean King as its touring professional. These charges stem from an MANCHESTER: Friendship Cir- MANCHESTER - The The newspaper quoted sources from around the league who said the Bullets the family. The Samsel-Bassinger Alice Simons is hostess. Timberlake 12-2-26. Snead 6-4-16.11 .lohn- pleased with our overall perfor­ assisted on three others as Minnesota She will be in Las Vegas this week attempt to withdraw funds from the cle of the Salvation Army will meet Manchester Junior Women’s Club WAXES To Meet would like to acquire either shooting guard John Williamson from the New Funeral Homt:, 419 Buckland Road, son 4-2-10.1’halen 0-0-0, Elemdorf 5-2-12, mance." snapped an eight-game winless to formalize the arrangement. Dan Savings Bank of Manchester on Jan. Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Citadel. Mrs. Sunset Club MANCHESTER — The Manchester Jersey Nets or forward Maurice Lucas from the Portland Trail Blazers, or South Windsor, has charge of will hold a story hour Tuesday from 1) Johnson 5-0-10 Totals 38-i:i-89. Power-play goals by Dick Red­ streak. Goaltender Gary Edwards MiKulak. general manager of the 14. Brig. Evelynn Morrisson will lead WATES will meet Tuesday evening both. arrangements. Memorial con­ 10;30 to 11 a.m ., at the Whiton MANCHESTER - The Sunset Club MH (Till — Shea lev 1-0-2, Burns 2-0-4, mond ami Brad Park in the first and recorded his first victory for the Riveria. said the resort is also plan­ Two juveniles, a boy and a girl, the worship services. Hostesses will tributions may be made to the Library. Children ages 3 to 5, are will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m., at the at the Italian-American Club, 135 Ferry did not say which Bullets might be traded, but the newspaper Frederick 2-1-5. Murphy 4-3-11, Litke 3-0- ning a major women s tennis event in both 15 years old, were arrested in second periods, respectively, gave North Stars since Oct ‘27, be Mrs. Ruth Barrette and Mrs. American Cancer Society, 237 East welcome. Mrs. Cheryl Alubicki will Senior Citizens’ Center and will play Eldridge St. Weighing-in will be from reported he was considering dealing either guards Larry Wright or Roger 6. James 7-4-18, llavden 12-6-:i0 Totals 31- the Bruins a ‘2-0 edge before Leach September and that King will be ac­ connection with the same case. 14-76, Doris Howard. Center St., Manchester, 06040, be reader. cards after the meeting. 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Phegley. or reserve center Mitch Kupchak heat Cheevers for his 35th goal after tively involved 12 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Feb. 4, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Feb. 4, 1»M- 13 End in Sight Today*s Basketball Referee steps in to push Larry Holmes I Frustrationi Ends C I away after Lorenzo Zanon rolls over on his I Ge^in’s Playing EAST FROSII I back in first of three knockdowns. Holmes I East Catholic’s freshmen squad ■ won by knockout in sixth round. (U Pl| Sport Parade dropped a 54-43 verdict to Xavier ll^to) High Saturday morning at the Milt Richman Eagles’ Nest. Paul Tucker had 8 For George Burns points and Neil Ptacheinski 7 for the UPI Sports Editor Adjusts to Floor PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. Gilder in 1976 and failed to live up to a stroke off the lead, birdied the 13th young Eagles, now 11-6 for the (UPI) — The frustration is expectations. while Nicklaus bogeyed 12 and 13. season. LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - All-Star game, m e East won the first finished with 21 points. “We had to do Toughest Part Ahead “In the past I’d always get “ I felt good and hit the ball well one, 98-93, in 1954 in New York. over for George Bums, but not ILLING JV GIRLS George Gervin learned to play something in the fourth period. I NEW YORK (UPI) - The Mets’ new owners have ac- aggravated when I did not play well, most of the week,” said Nicklaus, Malone finished with 20 points and didn’t want to get embarrassed.” for Jack Nicklaus. maybe more than I should, and that Illing jayvee girls’ team was on the basketball on Detroit’s East complished the easiest portion of their job — buying the ball who has won 65 more tournaments Atlanta’s Ekldie Johnson scored 22 The East players were the ones Burns, the long-hitting New always stopped me,” continued than Bums — not including 17 inter­ short end of a 31-18 score last Friday Side, where the name of the for the East. Adrian Dantley of Utah who were red-faced. ’They hit only 6- club. Now comes the toughest part. Molding it into a winner Yorker, finally broke through to vic­ Burns. “You can see how frustrated national titles. “But I have to be dis­ to Kosciuzko. Sharon Elmore had 4 game was fake the guy and led the West with 23 points. of-21 field goal attempts in the fourth again. tory Sunday, winning the $300,000 it made me. Now, though, I ’m quite satisfied blowing a lead like I did. It points for the 5-4 Rams. Gervin scored 13 of his points in the quarter, committed 10 turnovers and Bing Crosby National Pro-Am when shoot. Twisting layups and Rebuilding a ball club which The new owners must bear in mind excited and maybe I can get felt good to get into a position to win third quarter, when the East turned a botched the last play that was' no one else seemingly wanted it. something going.” GIll'RtH dramatic stuff shots were previously enjoyed success, as the they get only one first-round choice as I did on the first nine, but it was 64-64 halftime tie into ^ 108-91 lead designed to go inside to Gervin. One of those who did was Nicklaus, First week action in the Town already part of Gervin’s game Mets have in past years, usually is in 26 in the regular January and June Burns took down a prize of $54,000 just as frustrating to throw it away.” Instead, Bird ended up firing the ball who showed his rustiness from a Interfaith League Saturday night at more difficult than starting out from drafts and that even though they are and immediately flew to Honolulu The Golden Bear goes home today by the time he got to the NBA. from 25 feet as the horn sounded. more than five-month layoff. When Illing saw Temple Beth Sholom down scratch because there’s always that willing to spend money for players, and won’t come out to play again un­ “My game is adjusting to what But Bird broke the game open in the going got tough, he backed off, Concordia, 32-27, South Methodist temptation to lean back on history only a limited supply of talent is til the PGA Tour reaches Florida, happens on the floor,” says the San overtime, hitting two long jump and use it as a shortcut. certainly out of character for one of although there is a chance he might trip Wapping, 27-17, Faith Lutheran Antonio Spurs’ guard, who leads the available in those free agent re-entry the greatest pressure players of all top Trinity Covenant, 33-22, and St. shots, one a three-pointer, within 20 The only drawback with something drafts. PGA change his mind and enter the Los league in scoring with his 36.7 point seconds to put the East ahead 139- time. Mary's best Emanuel of Manchester, like that is the formula which worked There is no such thing as catching Angeles Open later this month. average. “Sometimes, when my im­ 136. Gervin scored the East’s last Burns never has had any preten­ 31-18. so well in 1969 or 1973 won’t lightning in a bottle when it comes to John Mahaffey shot a final round agination is flowing, 1 can make up points, taking a Bird pass under the tions about his ability. He always Phil Silverman and Jon Rubin each necessarily do so again in 1980. resurrecting a franchise like the with his wife for a couple of days in 68, Keith Fergus and Bill Krtazert some things out there.” basket and twisting around to lay the thought he could win, but every time had 12 points for Temple; Ken No matter how much money the Mets. The only way to do it is by hard the sun before playing again later in had 70s and Larry Nelson a 72 to tie Gervin’s imagination ran rampant ball in. he got into position, notably three Beckwith's 10 points paced Mets' new owners have committed work and it's a good idea to the week in the $325,000 Hawaiian for third place at 282, six under par Sunday as he scored 34 points to lead entering the final quarter. He “Bird’s got tremendous eyes — he times last year, he found a way to Methodist; Jon Magruder’s 22tallies themselves to spending, the fun­ remember that the other clubs aren’t Open. and two strokes behind Burns. the East AllStars to a 144-136 over­ triggered a seven-point outburst by can see the whole floor at once,” lose. That was not the case Sunday, led Faith; Jim Paggioli's 13 markers damental point they should realize is standing still, either. They're Nicklaus, who tried to play this Edwards landed at 283, after a 75, time triumph in the NBA’s 30th an­ stealing the ball from Kareem Ab­ marveled Gervin. “He’s going to be a when as many as 15 golfers were still paced St. Mary’s. that the club will not be in the World working hard also, and they don't week after a more than five-month with Tom Weiskopf (69), Mike Reid nual All-Star Game. The perfor­ dul Jabbar and passing to Elvin great asset to this league.” alive with half a dozen holes left to Series this year. care that you're a newcomer to the layoff, was both good'and bad. He (71) and Gil Morgan (73). Then came mance earned him the Most Valuable Hayes for a layup, hitting two free Most of the others talked about play. MIDGET Some fans live in a dream world. frate^ity, they’re not going to give shot a 66 Saturday, which gave him Nicklaus, who finished with a 73, and Player Award. throws and scoring on a follow shot. Gervin, who scored one point less in Of all the players, Burns was the Standings: East Side Rec —Nick's They think simply because the team you anhing. hope he might win the Crosby for the George Archer, who had a 70, at 284. “Once he gets the ball, it’s as good But Gervin wasn’t heard from in Sunday’s game than he had in three only one to make a move, which was Auto Parts 6-2, Nassiff Sports 4-4, has changed ownership, it'll One asset the Mets’ new owners do third time. Tom Watson, who made his 1980 as gone,” said the West’s Lloyd Free. the fourth period, when the West previous All-Star games. something new for him, and he final­ R.T Coachworks 3-5, Head Chop 3-5. automatically begin winning ball have going for them is that they Jack made three birdies and an debut last week and won the San “ He gave the people what they rallied to force the overtime. “He’s much more effective than a ly nailed down the verdict with a 45- games at a rate like never before, but bought into the greatest market in eagle in five holes of the front side in Diego Open, never was a real threat wanted.” West Coach Lenny Wilkens put in lot of other guards because he can foot birdie putt on the 16th hole. PEE WEE the chances are it won’t work out the world — New York City. There the final round to go 10-under for the in the Crosby, which he has won Gervin’s show before a sellout Jabbar and Jack Sikma to keep the score, he can move and he can Bums wound up with a 3-under-par Crispino's behind John Dougan's 12 Other Title Half that way for any number of reasons. was a time 11 years ago when that tournament and he led by two shots twice, and finished at 285 after a final crowd of 19,035 at the Capital Centre East off the boards and Paul jump,” said Nate Archibald of 69 in Sunday’s final round for a 72- points topped Manchester Police, 22- The first order of business for the market belonged almost exclusively over struggling David Edwards, the round 70. wasn’t enough to win the game on its Westphal came in to score eight Boston. “ He’s 6-foot-8, and that hole score of 8-under-par 280. That 10, Saturday at the West Side Rec. Mets’ new owners should be the to the Mets, but they got fat, they third-round leader. Burns joined Craig Stadler and Jeff own. The East needed five points points, including an 18-foot jump shot makes anybody effective when the was one shot ahead of Dan Pohl, the Todd Powers added 4 markers for the assessment of the entire organiza­ didn’t care anymore and they simply The streak brought back memories Mitchell as first-time winners this each from Boston’s Larry Bird and with 17 seconds left that tied the guys trying to block you are three to •youngster from Michigan who won winners while Jeff Rothman and Bob tion. The organization starts with the let the Yankees take it over. Maybe of the way Nicklaus used to take year. Stadler took the Hope Classic Aim for Holmes Moses Malone of Houston in the game 128-128 at the end of reulation. four inches shorter.” his playing card in 1977, lost in in 1978 Salonen each had 4 for Police. front office, which in the end, that was a piece of poetic justice charge in the final round, but he and Mitchell the Phoenix Open. extra period to take a 20-10 lead in “I played well, but the big move Westphal added, “You just knew and regained it in 1979. Pohl shot a SPORTS SLATE produces the players, and looking because back in the fifties, the city quickly cooled off, bogeying the Burns also is the first player to score Also, Automatic Comfort trimmed LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - the series. was putting Kareem and Sikma in he wasn’t going to be held down this final round 67 and won $32,400, the Perhaps more than any other over the Mets’ present thin playing belonged to the Yankees and they seventh hole, double-bogeying the his first career victory in the Crosby Moriarty's, 20-13. Albert Smith (9) It was only the second overtime there together,” said Westphal, who time.” biggest check of his career. and Eric Lazarin (7) led Comfort boxer, Larry Holmes feels the strain of having two governing talent. I would have to attribute it to also lost it eventually to the Mets due eighth and bogeying the ninth. That since Don Massengale in 1966. Monday “I’ve always been my own worst while Matt Clough (7) and Dana bodies ruling the same sport. the front office personnel if I were to their indifference to the fans. took all the starch out of him, but The Crosby had excellent weather BASKETBALL enemy," said Burns, 30, who came on Dieterle (4) were best for the Gas After stopping an outgunned Loren­ than two months later, was KO'd by the Mets' new owners. After the Yankees’ popularity had with the field bunched, he was still in throughout and drew a record total of Middlesex at MCC, 8 College Basketball Roundup tour with players such as Andy Bean, Housers. zo Zanon. of itaiy. to retain his World Jerry Quarry. hit rock bottom, (jeorge Stein- the hunt. 96,000 fans for the week, beating the Jerry Pate, Gary Koch and Bob Standings: Comfort 5-2, Moriarty's Boxing Council heavyweight title Zanon. a 10-1 underdog and a Tuesday Upgrade System brenner showed what could be done Burns, though, who made the turn old mark of 73,400 set in 1977. 5-2, Crispino’s 3-4, Police 1-6. Sunday, Holmes made it very clear former European heavyweight BASKETBALL After the front office. I'd assess with enthusiastic, resourceful and he wants the other half of the crown, champion, made the oddsmakers Manchester at Fermi, 8 the players I had on the parent club imaginative leadership. Some people Northwest Catholic at East St. John’s Play Awful Jl'MORS the World Boxing Association half. look good in crumbling to the canvas and then pay even more attention to didn’t always agree with his He considered his sixth-round four tim es under a barrage of Catholic, 8 my minor league structure, which in methods, but nobody can dispute his JuniorHigh Community Y No. 1 whipped East technical knockout of Zanon merely a punches. East Hampton at Cheney Tech, 8 the case of the Mets, I think, has gone enormous success. Side No. 1, 51-29, and West Side No. 1 nipped East Side No. 3, 44-41, last tune-up. with the next workout com­ Now 25-5-2. Zanon is the first Wethersfield at Penney largely to seed. Maybe I couldn’t get Now Nelson Doubleday, Mr., Fred MatmenWin Friday at the West Side Rec. Greg ing March 31 against Leroy Jones. Italian-born heavyweight to fight for East Hartford at Conard Bowing to the major-league players I wanted if Wilpon and Steve O’Neil, the Mets’ Louisville Turner and Billy Masse each had 10 Then. Holmes wants John Tate, the the title since 1933 — when Primo Glastonbury at Bloomfield I had just bought a club like the Mets. new owners, have an opportunity to Manchester Junior High wrestling points and Bruce Marandino 9 for Y WBA champ. Camera stopped Jack Sharkey in the Bulkeley at South Windsor By United Press International In games Saturday, top-ranked DePaul crushed North but there certainly would be, no prove once again that a National team downed the Windham freshmen 1. Brad Jones and Doug Whitaker had “Every fighter in the world has a sixth round to win the crown. Windsor at Rockville Lou Carnesecca was experiencing a lot of Texas State 102-71; No. 2 Oregon State nipped Southern reason why I couldn't begin building League team can have appeal for by a 65-41 count Saturday at Illing. 11 and 10 tallies respectively for ES dream." the 30-year-old boxers said. “Zanon was very awkward, and Portland at Bolton different emotions — but anger wasn’t one of Cal 73-72; third-rated Syracuse beat Providence 89-69; up my minor-league structure. The New Yorkers as it did during the Butch Wemmell moved his record Rham at Coventry 1. Joel Sullivan had 16 points, Scott “My dream is to become the un­ that made it tough, " Holmes said. them. fourth-ranked Ohio State was upset by Wisconsin, 70-67; sooner, the better. salad days of the Giants and Dodgers to 6-0, all pins. Mike Lamaroux disputed heavyweight champion of "He gave me all I wanted. I didn't Fermi at Manchester (girls), 8 No. 6 Kentucky beat Tennessee 83-75; seventh-ranked I’d have a good heart-to-heart talk as well as the Mets. remained unbeaten at 4-0 and Mark Dickman 12 and Paul Litricio 10 for the world. Tate has a piece of that want no more. But it was just a WRESTLING Carnesecca’s eighth-ranked Redmen of St. John’s Duke was beaten by Maryland 101-82; No. 9 Notre Dame with my manager, Joe Torre. I'd tell Allen set a school record with a pin in WS 1 while Pat Carroll (27) and Bren­ dan Gorman (6) led ES 3. championship and I want it." matter of time until I caught up to East Catholic at Somers, 7 played “just awful” basketball Sunday but staged a late wiped out Davidson 105-71 and lOth-rated Louisiana State him I know that the players like him Off to Right Start seven seconds. The locals are now 7-1 Chenev Lech at Canton, 6:30 rally before falling to fifth-ranked Louisville 76-71 before Over at the East Side Rec Friday, With about one minute left in the him." defeated Mississippi State 75-63. and that's better than having them Fred Wilpon has started in the for the season. fourth round of Sunday's fight. During the post-fight news con­ a nationwide television audience. In the second 10, it was No, 11 North Carolina over Fur­ not like him, but that his chief func­ Results. 72 — Sal Rafala (Ml pinned West Side No. 2 belted East Side No. “You know what’s the amazing part?” asked Carnesec­ right direction. “We’ll do whatever 2, 50-29, and West Side No. 3 downed Holmes swarmed over Zanon with an ference. it was apparent Holmes did man, 75-63; 12th-ranked Missouri over Nebraska,73-60; tion is still to get the players to move we have to do to make it right,” he Goullette 1:44 . 85— Doug Matthews (M) ca. “We did absolutely very little right but it still came Y No. 2, 56-28. Tim Fogarty had 22 array of blows and referee Ray Solis not want to dwell on the one-sided Wake Forest over 14th-rated Virginia, 79-77; No. 15 up in the standings. Three last-place says. pinned Contos 2:27, 85 — Connolly (W) issu ^ a standing eight-count to the fight, but preferred to look ahead. down right to the wire.” Weber State over Boise State, 79-73; 17th-rated Clemson finishes in a row do not constitute a pinned Ken Sampson 4:29 , 90— McKoul markers. Dean Page 14 and Bill Darrell Griffith scored 23 points to lead the Cardinals That sort of reminds me of the (W) pinned Jim Santana 2.00 , 95— Duff Silver 6 for WS 2. Mike Roy and Brian challenger. Nevada State Athletic His bout with Tate, although not yet Gomez Wins over South Carolina, 61-60; No. 18 Brigham Young over ringing endorsement for any time 10 years ago, when after Commission rules state that eight- official, will probably take place in to their 11th straight victory and 18th in 20 games. The New Mexico, 89-68; Oklahoma over No. 19 Kansas State, manager. As a new owner of the ball (W) pinned Mark Zalchman 2:27 . 98 — McCauley each had 6 tallies for ES 2. laboring long and diligently, the new Johnson (W) dec. Chris Dimino 18-8, 99 — counts are illegal. September. Redmen fell to 19-2 and had a 17-game winning streak 56-55, and No. 20 Purdue over No. 16 Indiana, 56-51, club, 1 would tell Joe Torre I don't Ron Pedemonte (22) and Kent 11th Straight snapped. owners took over the Milwaukee Greg Palmer (M) won by default, 105 — Stringfellow (18) led WS 3 while Holmes. 213. continued the assault “This was a good stepping stone Mark Aguirre’s 29 points sparked unbeaten DePaul to blame him for what has happened, Brewers, who had been the down­ “It looked like we were playing with nails in our Mike LeTourneau (M) pinned Rolon 3:55, Glenn Dubois had 9 points and Paul in the fifth round as Zanon back- towards John Tate. " said Holmes, its most lopsided victory this season ... Ray Blume and but if I saw no appreciable improve­ trodden Seattle Pilots before. 106— Risley (W) p inn^ Greg Davis :22, Title Defense shoes,” said Carnesecca. “We looked like the guys Tatro 7 to top Y 2. pedaled and tried desperately to stay now 33-0. Steve Johnson combined for 34 points to help Oregon ment this summer, I would have to Bud Selig, the Brewers’ president 106— Jeff Borgida (M) dec. Hunter 13-1, out of range of the champion's left Jones, who was at ringside for the walking on the moon.” State rebuff a late Trojan rally ... Louis Orr hit lO-for-14 hold him at least partially accoun­ 112— John Edwards (M) pinned Hassler Standings: WS 3 7-0, ES 2-5-2, WS 2 Louisville raced to a seven-point halftime lead and the and chief executive officer, 5-2, WS 1 3-4, Y 1 3-4, ES 3 2-5, WS 1 2- jab. Zanon went down at 2:39 of the fight, didn't appreciate being LAS VEGAS, Nev, (UPI) - If from the floor, scored 26 points and grabbed 13 rebounds table and even give some thought to remembers the first game the team 2:32, 112 — Greger (W) pinned Devon Cardinals came out flying in the second half, racing to a 5, Y 2 1-6. sixth round from a flurry of punches overlooked by Holmes. Ruben Valdez is the third-best fighter to lead Syracuse to its 19th victory in 20 games. making a change. played in 1970. He was so busy, he Donaghue 3:41, 126— Ron Isenberg (Ml and regained his feet after a count of "He is as good as in the bag, " the in the world in the 122-pound division, 17-point lead with only 10 minutes remaining, Arnold Gaines clinched the victory for the Badgers by If Joe Torre got upset with me for pinned Kelly 3:52, 132 - Mitchell (W) "The Redmen, behind a wildly cheering crowd at Alumni didn't get a chance to sit down that pinned Glen Jutras :27, 145 — Allen (M) eight, but Solis stopped the fight. 230-pound Jones said. “1 knew before one wonders if the ninth or 10th best making two free throws with two seconds left as the telling him that, I would chance it. day until the sixth inning by which It was the third time Zanon had this fight that I could get to him. This could manage to crawl through the Hall, began whittling away at the deficit and Reggie Buckeyes fell to 6-4 in the conference and 14-5 overall ... Maybe he'd then get some of the pinned Schuller :07. 148— Brian Gaskell time the Brewers’ opponents, the (M) pinned Clark 2:58. 190 — Wemmell been stopped in as many fights in the fight just proved it to me more. ropes and into the ring. Carter, Wayne McKoy and David Russell teamed to Kyle Macy scored 22 points and Jay Shidler scored two players angry and that might not hurt Joe D., Graham Win spark a 10-0 surge that lifted the Redmen within 56-50. California Angels, were well on their (M) pinned Fiascaranard 2:04, Unlimited United States. In 1977. Zanon was "I hope he takes me as lightly as he The World Boxing Council said baskets in the final minute to ice the victory for Kentucky anything, either. way to a 12-0 laugher behind Andy — Lamaroux IM) pinned Shiffren 2:18 LA CROABAS, Puerto Rico (UPD- When Curtis Redding hit a driving layup to pull St. knocked out by Ken Norton and. less did with Zanon" Valdez was the No. 2 contender in the ... Greg Manning scored a career-high 26 points in leading The most frustrating aspect the Messersmith’s pitching. Hall of famers Joe DiMaggio and John’s within 67-64, Griffith came off the bench and took newly formed super bantamweight Maryland to a 65-point second half as the Terrapins Mets’ new owners will have to con­ “I looked out on the field at some Otto Graham, with a little help from matters into his own hands, climaxing the game with a Assistant Manager class, so the fighter from Colombia cruised past Duke. tend with will be the practical im­ of the players we had then, and I said the elements, Sunday turned back the slam dunk that finally killed St. John’s — which was LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Jack was given a shot at Wilfred Gomez' Orlando Woolridge had 20 points to lead Notre Dame to possibilities of the day that will to myself, ‘My God, what have I done challenge of Detroit’s Jason Thomp­ Sanchez Winner paced by Carter’s 22 points, its 13th straight home victory ... and freshman Howard repeatedly thwart their intense Faulkner, a former assistant son of the Tigers and Lem Barney, a title Sunday. to my partners and myself?’” recalls “We beat a good team on their floor,” said Louisville The outcome of the scheduled 15- Carter scored 22 points as LSU rolled to its 16th victory in desire to institute an immediate tur­ Selig. backfield coach for the Los Angeles former Lions cornerback, to secure round bout was very much in doubt Coach Denny Crum. “ We wanted to get it inside. We 20 games and improved to 9-3 in the Southeastern naround in the team’s fortunes. Rams, has been named as the team’s their second local golf championship. knew they didn’t have the depth up front.” He can look back on all that and Winner Blasts Out of Sand Trap In Bloody Battle for five minutes after Valdez entered Conference. smile a little now because in the last assistant general manager. After a downpour canceled the last the ring. But then Gomez showed up Must Spend Money two years, the Brewers have finally George Burns blasts from sand trap on third green during final Faulkner, 53, was named to the nine holes, DiMaggio and Graham, PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) — Salvador Sanchez attempted to and the referee could just as well PQUIZ They will have to not only show a begun flexing their muscles. They post Saturday after serving as a with a scorching 26 though nine holes round of PGA tourney Sunday in California. He finished with an 8 special assistant to the Rams last have halted the proceedings right strong willingness to spend money look like they’re coming, but it’s 10 Sunday, wound up with a 45-hole total praise Danny “Little Red” Lopez, but somehow it didn't come under par 280 to win, his first success in five years on the tour. season. He has been a member of the out right then and here. Straight Set Win but also have patience while waiting years now and they still are trying to of 137— two better than Barney and Valdez hit the champion with about (UPI Photo) team's coaching staff since 1973. Thompson. Sanchez hammered out a bloody for their investments to return get into their first World Series, in and halted the bout 52 seconds into a half-dozen punches in as many 13th-round technical knockout over dividends — if, indeed, they ever do. There simply is no easy way. the round. rounds, while a calculator was Scored by McEnroe Lopw Saturday to capture the World Sanchez, who weighed in at 125V4, Boxing (Zouncil featherweight crown, needed to figure out how many of upped his record to 33-1-1 in stopping Gomez' punches bounced off the RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) — Even if Roscoe Tanner felt em­ SCOREBOARD dethroning Lopez. an opponent for the 28th time. Lopez, “Lopez, deserves a rematch. " challenger's face. barrassed after losing in straight set* to John McEnroe, he still Carner Scrambles 125“/4, in his ninth title defense, fell to Sanchez said. "He was a great cham­ Finally, it appeared Valdez saw the had one fan at the $175,000 Richmond Tennis Classic. German Drivers 42-4. He had scored a knockout in 39 light — or was on the verge of not pion. He was in tremendous shape to “ 1 love you!” screamed a red- By United Press International Central Division Win at Daytona of his 42 victories, but appeared over­ seeing any light. He refused to come W L Pet To Post Triumph Atlanta 22 23 [ffi - lake all that punishment." haired young woman from the upper NATIONAL HOCKKY LEAGUE matched against the stronger and out for the seventh round and Gomez O SCM ROBERTSON WAS ON “ Don’t pick on him — please!” San Anlontu 29 2T. f<37 Sanchez, who turned 21 last week, Campbell Conference faster Sanchez, OMIT ONE M8ATITLE TEAM, deck of the Richmond Coliseum Her plea arrived 55 minutes too Indiana 26 28 48! dominated the fight from the start, had notched his 28th consecutive THE '10-Tl BUCKS. WHO WAS Patrick Division Houston 2f 28 472 Veteran boxing trainer Angelo while Tanner was picking up his con­ DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — With one hole to go and a W L T Pis GK GA DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - AUTO knockout. It was also the 11th THE LAST WESTERN CONFER­ late. McEnroe picked on Tanner’s Cleveland 23 32 418 landing stunning overhand rights to solation check Sunday after his 6-1, 6- Phlladelphid 3T 313 216 148 Detroit 14 40 I A trio of German driving aces, led by Dundee, who was on hand for the ENCE TEAM TO TAKE TWO two-stroke lead, it didn’t look like JoAnne Carner could blow it. NY Rangers straight title defense in which he trademark, his powerful serve, and 24 21 9 207 196 Western Conference Lopez' face almost at will. Sanchez NBA CHAMPIONSHIPS IN NY Islanijers 24 20 7 1978 Daytona winner Rolf bout, said Sanchez' only mistake was 2 defeat. 176 167 Midwest Division stopped his opponent, an all-time on Tanner's weak backhand half­ But she almost found a way. Atlanta 23 22 7 ! 176 179 opened huge gashes over both of A ROW ? And when the top-seeded McEnroe W L Pci Stommelen, led most of the race and exchanging an occasional flurry with boxing record. volley en route to a $30,200 payday. Garner had to scramble up an em­ Washington 13 30 8 If9 196 Lopez' eyes early in the fight and the Lopez. A. PORTLAND thanked No, 2 Tanner for playing the Smvlhe Division Kansas Citv 3f 23 603 - finished 126.72 miles ahead of their Gomez, 23, of Santurce, Puerto B. ST. LOUIS “It didn’t seem he was serving as bankment and through the trees to The putt gave her an even-par 73 for W L T l»ti GF GA Milwaukee' 29 27 M8 bout was stopped twice while the ring Denver 19 36 34T I nearest competitors Sunday to win “Sanchez was the only man. I've ,C. MINNEAPOLIS way he did, saying “he made it easier hard,” said McEnroe of Tanner. “1 Chicago 22 1813 r.7 in ira Rico, earned a draw in his first manage a par on the 18th, a two- the round and a 10-under-par 282 for St l^ouis 2 22 9 f3 166 174 Chicago IB 3f> 340 I doctor examined the cuts. for me," Tanner’s No. 1 fan pleaded Utah IB 38 321 I the 24 Hours of Daytona endurance seen that ever backed Red up," Edmonton 17 2f 10 44 4 193 214 professional fight in 1974, and has was returning the ball pretty well stroke edge over second-place San­ this inaugural event. Pacific Division “The fight should have been Dundee added. with the victor; Vancouver 16 28 8 40 4 161 Iff race. stopped everyone since, sam r w-ssnaHi is-is; J3MSUB and his serve wasn’t that hard. dra Post and a victory Sunday in the As she approached the scorers' W L I'ct • Complete Mechanical Service stopped during the first Colorado 14 30 8 36 3 163 199 Seattle 38 )6 7D4 “We never were worried because Sanchez started quickly, landing Gomez said he will move up a divi­ Today, I served to deuce court at his tent, she kissed her husband and Winnipeg 14 33 7 3 146 220 examination, " Sanchez said, “but first LPGA tournament of the year, Los Angeles 38 17 691 our car (Turbo-Porsche) was so • Collision Repair four jarring rights to Lopez' face in sion to the featherweight ranks with backhand and that kept him off the $100,000 Championship of Deer asked with obvious relief, “was that Wales Conference Phoenix 3f> 19 648 that didn't bother me. Everything the opening round and continued to Norris Division San Diego 28 9 491 perfectly prepared,” said • Auto Painting a 126-pound limit. He said he had balance. He never knew to which side Creek. hard work, or was that hard work?” W L T Pts UK GA Portland 26 29 473 was going my way. I knew I'd win a Austin Tops Wade^ Montreal 28 18 6 199 170 Stommelen, who has come back to punch Lopez with the right hand for Golden State 16 38 296 ; dreamed of a bout with long-time I was going to serve. “ I tried to play it safe, but 1 hit the Post also finished the day with a Los Angeles 21 22 9 210 216 decision anyway. Saturday's Games • Low Cost Service Rentals the next five rounds. Pittsburgh IV 22 II 174 189 excel in GT-class racing after featherweight champion Danny “Lit­ Tanner was quick to agree. drive 80 or 90 yards straight to the par 73, and wound up the 72 holes I No games scheduled > "I never missed with the right Detroit 20 24 7 176 174 breaking both legs in an accident at • Factory Trained Technicians In the sixth, a right hand buckled tle Red” Lopez, but that dream “The first couple of games I played right," she said. “I said, ‘this is a alone in second place at 284. Tied for llartlord 16 23 10 173 179 Sunday's Result overhand. It was always there." Adams Division All-Star Game at Landover. Md the 1975 Spanish Grand Prix in which the knees of Lopez and, after the As Youth Prevails all right,” he said. “Then I started l-:asl 144. West 136 (oti • Charge With Master Charge ended Saturday in Phoenix, Ariz., third at 6-under-par 286 were Beth In the 13th round, Sanchez con­ terrible time to gas it — right after a W L T Pts GF GA four spectators were killed. fight was halted for the first time for Ruflalo 33 14 6 2B7 141 Monday 's Games when Lopez lost his crown to second-guessing my shots, my half­ birdie"' Daniel (77), Jerilyn Britz (72), Amy I No games scheduled) nected with a smashing right hand SEATTLE (UPI) — With Chris Evert Lloyd by her own admis­ Boston 31 14 7 203 \'2 Asked about his race plan, • 24 Hour Wrecker Service an examination of Lopez' right eye, Tuesday s Gambs Salvador Sanchez. volleys. I was second-guessing where With water behind her and to the Alcott (76) and Jane Blalock (74). Minnesota 23 1710 201 that buckled the knees of Lopez and Dis Angeles at New York the boxers continued to fight for 20 sion “burned out” at age 25, how long is the current generation Quebec 20 24 7 Stommelen, 36, said he and his co­ “I was very disappointed about I wanted to hit it. When I did get my Although Carner said the cold if« 180 Seattle at (')eveiand Tel. 646-6464 the challenger then swarmed all over Toronto 21 26 4 190 210 seconds following the end of the of tennis whiz kids going to last? l*hiiadelphia at Indiana drivers, Reinhold Joest and Volkert that," Gomez said. “ 1 had been ready Evert was due to meet Wade in the service in, he returned very well. He weather didn't bother her much. Post Saturday's Results Lopez with powerful combinations. Now Jersey at San Antonio Merl, decided “every driver could go round as the referee was apparently to challenge Red for a long time.” “ I think it’s going to be awfully semifinals, but defaulted when she was keeping the ball in play and I was made no such claims. Boslon7. Quebec'2. alt Portland at Kansas City Referee Waldemar Schmidt stepped Chicago r. Toronto 4 as fast as he wanted. We took turns of unaware that the round had ended. tough for these youngsters to enjoy came down the flu^ Earlier in the tentative. LPGA Temperatures that barely reached (*hicago at Utah Valdez, suprisingly unmarked N Y RangersO. Washinglon3 two hours each,” despite absorbing tremendous the game after they’ve been on the week. Evert announced was leaving “John played well. He had me con­ right, and trees in front of her, 50 caused her right hand to swell, she N Y islandersS. Bullalo2 she Philadelphia 4. IMtsburghO The German team's blistering punishment, didn't make any excuses tour awhile,” said 34-year-old the tour for three to four months to fused from the first game,” he told decided to go over. said, and cost her feel on the putting Atlanta ■. llartlord 3 Detroit 3, St. Louis 0 pace of 114,400 mph over the 3.84- Virginia Wade. “ I would never have think about her future in tennis. the capacity crowd. “I don’t know greens. Enfield Scores Shutout for his lackluster showing. Very “ I told my caddy, 'if you’ve ever Vancouvrrf. Minnesotu4 mile Daytona International simply, he said, he had had enough. been able to be that dedicated that Austin broke Wade’s serve in the whether to laugh or cry.” prayed, this is a good time,’ and “My hand was so swollen, I had no Winnipeg 2. ('olorado2 H um early.” first game of the final match and McEnroe ripped through Tanner, feel from the third hole on. That’s Montreal r. Los Angeles 4 Speedway road course and the total “I felt very bad in the third round,” swung as hard as 1 could with a nine- Sunday's Itesulls distance covered of 2,745.6 miles es­ Against Indians on Ice he said through an interpreter. “1 felt Wade was defeated 6-2, 7-6 Sunday dominated play for most of the first breaking last year’s Wimbledon iron," she continued. why I had so much trouble putting,” Chicago4. Toronto2. alt Bowling Quebw'f, NY Rangers 4 tablished race records. The old in the finals of a $150,000 women’s set. finalist four times while never losing she said. “And then my handwarmer Two goals in the second period and like I was going to be knocked out. I The ball landed in the fairway on llarttordr, N Y Islanders! records set in 1979 by Ted Field, Dan­ their first meeting, 3-2 in overtime, came into the corner (at the end of tournament by Tracy Austin, who Austin admitted the match got his own service. Tanner's normally the par-5 hole. A 1-iron put it near the went out on the ninth grwn.” lk>ston3, IliiladelphiaSiiicM three more in the final session lifted St Louis 4. Detroit 2 U..S. MIXED - Bruce and a win would give them the Miller turned 17 in December. “kind of frustrating” in the second booming serve registered only three Another contender who lost her ny Ongais and Hurley Haywood, Enfield High past Manchester High, the sixth round) and they asked me green and a chip dropped it i 'k feet Bui fall) 3. Vancouver 0 Moquin 266-608, Charles were 109.249 mph and 2,626 miles. Cup. An East victory would force a how I felt and I said, ‘real bad.' They Austin had to beat the newest ten­ set when Wade took a 40 lead and aces and he managed to win only touch on the greens was Beth Daniel, Minnesota 6. (Colorado 2 5-0, in CCIL ice hockey action Satur­ from the cup. It wasn’t until then that h^montonf.. Los Angeles! Hartley Jr. 203, Dave Neff Finishing second was a Turbo- CHEVROLET third and deciding match for the Cup. nis prodigy, 14-year-old Andrea later fought off two match points in eight points off of McEnroe’s serve, who had gone into the final round tied Monday's (U m es day afternoon at Enfield Twins Rink. asked if I wanted to go on fighting Garner realized she had a two-shot 224, Ginger Yourkas 184- Skip Hogan. Bud Miller, Steve Jaeger of Lincolnshire, 111., Saturday the tenth game with Austin serving. five of those coming on McEnroe for the lead with Carner and jumped (Nogames scheduledi Porsche driven by Preston Henn of The win lifts the Raiders to 11-5 for and I said, ‘I feel really bad,’ so they lead and needed only a bogey to win Tuesday 's Game 494, Cindy Hurley 190, Lin­ Peucker, Dennis Grigely and Tom to reach the finals. “ It was tough because it kept going mistakes. into a three-shot lead with birdies on Atl'Star Game at Detroit Hillsboro Beach, Fla., John Paul of the season while the reversal was the decided not to send me back out.” the $15,000 first prize. da Burton 189-494, Ellen Theriault tallied for Enfield. Chip Austin acknowledged the possibili­ back’and forth,” said Austin. “They Tanner reached break point only the first and third holes while Carner Lawrenceville, Ga., and A1 Holbert Indian icemen's 16th compared with Gomez dominated the fight from “ I'd done so well all week, I NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASS(X' B auer 180-482, Dolly of Warrington, Pa., while last year’s 1229 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Kamm made 12 saves in registering the start, rocking the challenger with ty that someday she might get tired were all tough points.” twice, both times in the first set, but thought it would be a shame to finish was bogeying the first. hlaslern Conference two wins. Manchester's next outing Atlantic Division Dawood 180-176-509, Sheila winners — Field of Newport Beach, the shutout while Manchester stan­ dozens of powerful combinations. of the game. Wade came back from a 15-40 the 20-year-old New Yorker, a loser But then it was all over as she dou­ W L Pel GB is Saturday night against cro.sstown over par, so I went for it (par). I was P rice 197-187-540, Peg Calif., and Ongais of Santa Ana. dout netminder John 'Jubba' Mum- The champion staggered Valdez in “You never know what will happen deficit to take a 6-5 lead in the second to Jimmy Connors last week in the lucky it went in, because it was going ble bogeyed the third, fourth and Boston 4U 13 . n - East Catholic High at the Bolton Ice lliiladetphia 38 14 731 P i Callahan 453, Glenda Calif., and Milt Minter of Sanger, ford repulsed 40 of 45 shots launched four of the six rounds and unleashed a in the future,” said Austin. “I’m set, but that was her final surge. U.S. Pro Indoor Championship, pretty good when it hit the cup,” she eighth holes, adding a simple bogey New York 27 28 491 14 Palace at 7;50. Washington 23 29 442 I6>i LaVasseur 457, June Cote Calif. — were third in another Turbo- on his cage. playing the right amount for me Austin held serve, then took the tie­ battled to deuce both times and held cracked. for good measure on the seventh. GDENKBAL MOTORS n u n s nVBIOM The Indians bested the Eagles in furious flurry near the close of the New Jersey 22 32 4117 18*1 472, Linda Battoe 472. Porsche. sixth round. now.” breaker 7-1 to win the match. U - EVENING HERALD. Mdh., Feb. 4, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Mon., Feb, 4,1980- 15 Gold and Jewels Stolen in Hijack Author Blames Energy Costs On Ownership By CHARLIE MAYNARD dated, Clayton Anti-Trust Act. his own bed and it came as no sur­ the author’s biases into considera­ portions of stock.” ford Electric Co., and its battle with The author insists that this "im­ prise to anyone when he was ap­ tion. President William Ellis is a direc­ ’’ Herald Reporter the Roosevelt Administration and its NORTH PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Police and the pregnable triangle’’ has gotten even pointed to a position with NEU. So in Emmanuel Ford, a public relations tor of the CBT Corporation and merger with the Northeast Utilities Try to find the triangle of FBI have mounted a massive search for two men who stronger and its hold on the media is July 1974, when" the hearings began, spokesman at Northeast, said the Chairman of the Board Lelan Sillin Holding Co. 'ownership in your state. Then you hijacked a U.S. Postal Service truck, abducted a female greater. Northeast had all its troops in utility hasn’t madethat many friends Jr. is a director on Charter New York The book includes transcripts of ,,can understand the high costs of letter carrier and pulled off a “substantial” theft of gold Northeast Utilities officials serve place.” in the media and challenged any Corporation, which owns stock in Ir­ rate hearings in 1977 and 1979. "energy. and diamonds. as directors on the Hartford Courant He doesn’t just pick on the press. doubters to review the coverage of ving Trust Company, 14 other banks, Truskoff, acting as an intervenor in 1 That’s the thrust of author David The thieves, both armed with handguns, posed as postal and the publishers of both the Water- Most politicians have supported the the utility. and Northeast Utilities. the case, gets Ellis to concede that ’Truskoff’s new book, “The employees to gain entrance Saturday to the private home bury Republican and the Holyoke company in rate hearings, he argues, "Connecticut has a very free and However, Ford said there is the utility’s principal executive of­ Energizing of Power Politics.” office of Clarence J. Ostalkiewicz in an affluent (Mass.) Transcript-Telegram are because of its powerful interests and vigorous press which doesn’t show us nothing illegal about this. fice is located in West Springfield, Truskoff is the president of the Com- neghborhood on Noto Drive. directors at Northeast. During a 1974 effective lobbying forces. In 1974, any favors,” Ford said. “We have a “ We are required to submit to the Mass., despite the fact that it’s un­ 'm ittee for Lower Utility Bills and The thieves tied up two people and then stole the rate hearing on Northeast, a rather than draw the consumers’ ire high regard for the news hnedia in Securities and Exchange Commis­ manned and most employees work “has been an intervenor in several jewelry. The value of the stolen goods has not been deter­ reporter, whom Truskoff graciously and vote against fuel cost increase Connecticut. We don’t always agree sion each year the names of the out of Connecticut. ; rate hike hearings. mined, police only confirming the value was "substan­ declines to name, covered the story adjustment sanctions for the PUC, 33 with what they say, but they treat us directors involved in our corporation The company maintains that the The triangle the author repeatedly and wrote many articles favorable to representatives simply walked out on fairly.” and any affiliation with the banking volunteer business trust originated in tial.” "mentions is the partnership between Police Sgt. George Bergeron said none of the truck’s the giant utility. That reporter later the vote. The mass exodus was led by Ford also discounted Truskoff’s companies,” he said. “Everything is 1927 for tax and financial reasons at "politics, media and banks and in­ mail cargo was taken. received a lucrative position in the one representative who owned shares views on interlocking directorship of done openly and above board and is that time. Northeast was incor­ surance companies. Truskoff The robbery occurred about 12:40 p.m. Saturday. The company’s public relations depart­ in the company, he says. corporations. The author said the approved by the laws of the land. If porated in Massachusetts and it had ; charges that publishers and chief mail carrier, whose name has not been released, had ment, Company Reaction Holding Act and the Securities . i t ’s not permitted, it wouldn’t be to have a physical entity. It’s located financial officials serve as directors finished walking a portion of her route and returned to “While spending a great deal of What does the company think of the Exchange Act "were designed to pre­ happening," in the block which houses the 'bn the utility holding companies—in her truck where the two thieves met her. time at the PUC (Public Utilities book? A spokesman said it contains vent individuals from becoming Truskoff, who lectures frequently Western Mass. Electric Co., a sub­ violation, he says, of the 1935 Holding Police said the men bound her wrists with masking Commission) office,” Truskoff "a considerable amount of innuendo" directors of major utility companies on the power of the utility, presents sidiary of Northeast Utilities. Company Act and the ancient, if out­ tape, pulled her hat over her face and put her in the back writes, "the reporter was feathering anr( nrups the average reader to take and directors of banks that held large an iniprecting history of the old Hart­ of the mail truck. Bergeron said the thieves then drove to the Ostalkiewicz home, where one pretended to be a postal Refu ee worker delivering a package. Once the door was opened, ¥ Manley Answers the thief pushed his way in and drew a gun. The second f Award Recipient Cub Pack Gets Charter robber followed him, ^ rg ero n said. The two people inside were bound with tape and then Family •/m Arthur Goodwin of Pack 54, Den 1, was one Cub Scout Pack 54 was presented with a 30- Brophy, second from left, Assistant Cub- the robbers scooped up only the most valuable jewelry on Manager Charge of over 40 boys who received awards Friday year charter Friday night at the annual Blue master Mel Stoltenberg and Douglas Town­ hand. night at the annual Cub Scout Blue & Gold and Gold banquet. David Stribey, left, dis­ send, principal of the Bentley School. The oc­ Meanwhile, Bergeron said, the letter carrier managed Arrives COVENTRY—In a letter to the impartial Environmental Impact banquet. Arthur received a wolf badge and trict commissioner from the Longriver Coun­ casion also marked the 50th anniversary of to break loose from her bonds and flagged down a passing Coventry Town Council, Daniel P. Statement is badly needed,” Manley gold and silver arrows for his scouting ef­ cil, presented the charter to Cubmaster Mike Boy Scouting. (Herald photo by Adamson) vehicle. Manley, who was'recently replaced said. forts. (Herald photo by Adamson) While the robbers were inside the house, the letter BOLTON—A Cambodian family of as the council's representative to the He said he feels it’s irresponsible carrier was driven to a nearby home where she 'three, sponsored by the Bolton Windham Regional Planning Agency, to propose a sewage treatment plant telephoned her office to report the robbery. She then Ecumenical Council, has arrived in takes issue with comments alledged- smack in the middle of a state- called police, Bergeron said. town and will be staying with the ly made by Town Manager Frank designated aquifer zone and im­ "If she had called us first, it might have been a -Greene family on Bolton Center Connolly concerning his replace­ mediately upstream of a well for the different story,” he added. Bush, Reagan Ahead in Granite State Road until housing and employment ment. Willimantic water supply. 4 When police arrived at the house the robbers had fled in is found for them. The town manager was quoted as He further said he feels it’s the mail truck which was was found abandoned in a near­ saying that Manley was replaced for CONCORD, N.H. (UPIi - The seven- primary votes Feb. 26th for a view on New Hampshire’s voters showed Reagan our facts.” The family consists of Sovannseng, irresponsible to propose a sewer by parking lot. “not properly representing the town man race for New Hampshire’s voter preference. with 50 percent support. Bush 8 percent "We’ve weathered the worst Bush has the father, Sdoveng, the mother and facility in an already overcrowded Police said the robbers apparently had planned the and representing a personal view­ Republican presidential primary votes and Baker 12 percent. thrown at us and come out pretty good,” Bora, the daughter, who is nine. area without realistically con­ heist from start to finish. will boil down to a close contest between Bush's campaign manager called the Still, Bush’s New Hampshire campaign he said. “But the real news is out of None of the family members speak point rather than the position of the sidering such factors as induced “The definitely knew what they were doing,” Bergeron Ronald Reagan and George Bush, accor­ Globe poll "meaningless" and Reagan's manager and former governor Hugh Arkansas” where Carmen said Reagan English. While staying with the town. growth, drainage, drinking water, said. ding to a newspaper poll of state voters. strategist was looking at more tangible Gregg was unimpressed with the results. won seven delegate votes. Baker picked Greenes, many local and area people Manley said, “At no time has any roads, total impact on water quality A survey published by the Boston Globe evidence of support: seven delegate votes “1 just don’t believe in straw polls. And up four and Bush only one. will help the Seng family with their public justification been offered for and quantity, and other factors which Sunday showed former CIA Director for Reagan coming out of Arkansas’ a poll taken three weeks before the elec­ For Baker’s New Hampshire vice- education as well as helping to teach the charges and until now there has together govern the quality of life in George Bush with a 45 to 36 percent edge Saturday caucuses. tion is meaningless,” Gregg said. chairman John Michels, the Arkansas them about health and running a been no opportunity to answer the Coventry Lake Watershed area. Yale and New Haven them.” on former California Gov. Ronald Reagan In Tennessee Sen. Howard Baker’s “We have our own idea of where we delegate count was a good sign and he dis­ house. “Moreover, I was not about to sup­ Manley said, in the letter, that he among 616 Republican and independent camp, the poll was seen as no surprise and stand and we won’t be lulled into any missed the poll as a particular vote on a Plan Science Park Clothing is needed for each of the port any sewer plan which, as former New Hampshire voters polled. not discouraging. Baker finished a distant feelings of security because someone has particular day. family members who are described feels the town manager’s charges are council chairman Jack Myles so third to Bush and Reagan with seven per­ taken a straw poll,” he said. ”1 don’t find it the slightest bit dis­ as being small. Bora takes a child’s completely false and utterly without clearly told the Windham Regional The margin of error could swing the cent support. couraging. I’ve been involved in a number NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI) - The Olin Corp., Yale size 6. Arrangements for the arrival foundation. “The very manner in Planning Agency, the Coventry Town totals five percentage points either way. For the other four candidates listed on In Reagan’s Manchester headquarters, of campaigns before and the swing in the University and the city are calling a joint plan to develop of the family were made by Catholic which the charges were made, name­ Council has not endorsed.” But the results won no votes of con­ the state’s primary ballot, the poll showed the Doll was viewed as a sign Reagan’s polls are wild,” he said. a science park complex on excess land at Olin’s 60-acre Charities. ly without substantiation and without Manley said in his letter that the fidence from spokesmen for either can­ support measured in single digits. post-Iowa slide in support was over. “It showed Bush is great at winning site an exciting and innovative venture. There will be a smorgasbord on the opportunity to answer, clearly sewering for the town is a political didate Sunday, who said they would look to The numbers were a far cry from Reagan’s campaign strategist Gerald straw polls,” Michels said. "But Howard Olin also said Saturday its Winchester Group would ,Feb. 9 to raise money for the local demonstrates the lack of justifica­ question which has and will be the final tally of New Hampshire's September when the Globe’s last check on Carmen said the poll “was consistent with Baker wins elections.” consider constructing a new arms manufacturing plant Cambodian Resettlement Fund. Sit­ tion for those charges,” Manley said. decided by the town voters noting on the site after improving the profitability of its tings will be at 5 and 7 p.m. He added, “It also demonstrates that twice in recent years this same business. The Seng family will be at the both an alarming ethical vacuum as sewer proposal, with minor changes, "This exciting economic development project will have smorgasbord to meet their new How to Pet a Snake well as the unfortunate lack of any has failed at referendum. Carter Leading in Maine Caucuses a positive impact on the entire city, and the Newhallville friends. Tickets may be obtained by sense of fair play or common decen­ Manley said he doesn’t feel that the area specifically,” said Mayor Biagio DiLieto. calling Irene Boles, 646-8533 or any Children in the kindergarten class at Ver­ constrictors, king snakes and others, out to cy " town manager has any business in F He said the city, Yale and Olin will work together on a church office. Tickets will not be non Elementary School were treated to a the elementary schools, Mrs. Milyko hopes to “Let’s be candid, the council is trying to change the political AUGUSTA, Maine (UPIl — Gearing up While many Kennedy supporters had what we expect to happen here in the $10 to attend the county Democratic tun- plan for the physical development of the land as well as a available at the door. snake program Friday. The program was dispel many of the fears, myths and mis­ well aware that the town manager is decisions of the town. He said he’d be for Sunday’s Democratic town caucuses been urged to boycott the poll. Carter Bangor caucus. We don’t place this as a draiser in Bangor, and many Kennedy marketing strategy to identify and attract potential Money donations are also being upset with me because I asked for a better advised to confine himself to in Maine, President Jimmy Carter swept organizer Chip Bishop said Sunday, “I supporters — including Gov. Joseph E. high priority. Knocking on doors, that’s presented by Louise D. Milyko, a former of­ conceptions about snakes. Each class in the business and industries to the park. accepted. They may be sent to the federally funded Environmental Im­ administrative matters and im­ a poll of Penobscot County Democrats, don’t think anyone stacked anything.” Brennan — last week had attacked the poll truly representative.” "‘I am very pleased, also, with this opportunity for the ficer in the Conneaicut Herpetological Socie­ school was treated to a session with the pact Statement so that the Water plementing policies set by the Town but his supporters say it was just "a test ” "We re pleased and encouraged with the She said it was obvious there were "a Bolton Ecumenical Council’s Cambo­ snakes. (Herald photo by Pinto) as a ”$10 ripoff.” city, Yale University and the,Olin Corp. to join together dian Resettlement Program in care ty. In taking her snakes, which include boa Pollution Control Authority’s Council. “ Since his actions for the real organizational contest. results. But we have to temper our lot” of people who voted but were not Kennedy organizer Connie LaPointe, a in this exciting, innovative venture,” the mayor said. of St. Maurice Church, Hebron Road. proposed Coventry Sewer Plan could demonstrated neither the ethical Carter, who has campaigned in Maine enthusiasm with the realization that this from Penobscot County, most of whom former Brennan aide, said it was clear The Seng family has also been in­ be properly evaluated,” Manley said. restraints nor the common sense to only by telephone, gathered 231 votes in is in a sense a ‘popularity contest,’ and “this poll was not truly representative of she said were Carter supporters. vited to attend the Boy Scout He charged that the town manager do so, I urge the council to restrain E the Saturday night poll to just 69 for Sen. what really counts is an organizational breakfast scheduled for Sunday at 8 Long Term Selectman was so upset, “ that not only did he him. I further urge the council to Edward M. Kennedy, and 14 for Calif. test we’ll see next Sunday. ” a.m. at Bolton Congregational replace me as your representative on take whatever steps may be Gov. Edmund G. Brown. All of the participants in the vote paid Church. The breakfast is for Scouts WRPA, but he actually attended a necessary to change the town charter and their leaders only. WRPA meeting and publicly so that the Town Council appoints it’s After the breakfast the scouts will Uprooted hy Land Survey harassed me. ” own Windham Regional Planning OUR 1 ,2 ,3 attend services at St. Maurice He added, "His point clearly was Agency representative, not the town and circle overhead looking for an that because he had appointed me he manager,” Manley urged. Church at 9:15 a.m. or Bolton SPRAGUE, Conn. (UPI) - Arthur Bibeaults already pay Franklin elevator ride on a thermal; the ap­ felt that my vote should be consistent ”We can only guess at the reasons X Benny Hill Congregational Church at 9:30 a.m. Bibeault was on this rural town's $30.10 a year in taxes, but that's just 6:00 with his wishes. However, he was for the town manager’s vigorous op­ 1 1 a ® N«w» 39 Nost^la Theater (To Be governing board of selectmen for 20 for the barn. ple, pear and peach trees will exude a Announced) told that I represented the Coventry position to an Environmental Impact X" I Lov« Lucy years — then folks found out he didn't “If Franklin wants the taxes, sweet fragrance; and sunshine will X JokM-'t Wild 3 David Allen Town Council, and the voters of FITNESS PROGRAM even live here. spread over his land like butter on Statement on such a massive public S "rv Community Colleoe aSI[eSfl[LB[RGPILM they’ll have to push it. I’m not going 11:30 country bread come spring. Coventry, and 1 knew of no conflict works project. But what we do know 3"nieOddCou^ X Life And Times Of Eddie Rob­ GOP in Area Nobody’s upset because most peo­ to press anything,” Arthur said. 9 Straelt 01 San Franciaco between the two,” is that by the time that you and I erts ple like Arthur. He did a good job. Joseph Sudik, the Franklin tax He plants two acres of vegetables H 3-2-1 Contact Manley explained that he doesn’t have to cope with the problems that (ill Ko|ak To Hear Bush They don't mind ribbing him, though. assessor, said at first he didn’t really every year and means to cut it down, 6:30 X 9 Barney Miller but doesn’t. He has a raspberry support the Water Pollution Control result from a poor plan, the town X Carol Bumatl And Friands X Dave Allen Especially the boys down at the know where the town line was and 39 @ ® Tonight ONLV $19.80 patch, too, and saw seven deer in the Authority’s proposed sewer plan manager will have gotten the resume X Tic Tac Oouflh plant, the Amstar (?orp., where they Franklin would need a legal opinion ® a ® tlBC Newt 3 Sergeant Bilko SOUTH WINDSOR -George Bush, field back of the house one year. He because 1 feel that it is irresponsible. that he wants and will be long gone PG make flexible packaging. as to who would have to pay to deter­ a E Over Easy E Captioned ABC News one of the Republicans seeking the loves to stand under the big I feel that the double talk and conflic­ from Coventry to greener pastures. 3 BobNewtiart Seems he got into a dispute with a mine its exact whereabouts. Sudik 12:00 nomination for president, will ad­ evergreen right next to the bird ting claims surrounding this proposal This is the nature of his job,” Manley X Harry 0 neighbor and had his property sur­ gave the impression he wasn’t going 6:55 dress the South Windsor Republicans feeder, and hand-feed the have so confused the issue that an explained to the council. 9 Newt X Movie No Way Out" (1975) veyed to settle it. But the surveyor to lose any sleep over it. Richard Conte. Alain DeLon at a $25-a-plate dinner on Feb. 11. 7:00 chickadees. They land on his glasses 1£ Dr. Scott On Hebrews put the approximate Sprague- “It’s just something that came up. I CBS Newt Bush, former congressman, and wait for a sunflower seed snack X3M'A-S-H 3 Abbott And Costello Republican National Chairman, envoy Franklin town line to one side of and I think it got out of context. BETTE MlUER most of Arthur’s house. Nobody is alarmed in the town of Arthur will go down to the brook X 9 ABC Newt 12:05 FREE VITAMINS to China, and ambassador to the that runs across his property some X Face The Mutic X 1*9 Police Story This boundary leaves Arthur’s Franklin and the town of Sprague 3 Featival Of Faith ALAN BATES _ You’ll also get a 30-day supply of United Nations, will speak at the spring evenings and cast a fly after a 12:30 bathroom and porch in Sprague and certainly doesn’t want to upset the ® Wraatllng European Health Spas FITNESS GOP fund-raiser to be held at the trout. Princess, his German X i Lite And Times Of Eddie Rob­ Bibeaults,” Sudik said. a Newt erts the rest of his trim, 5-room house in a E DIckCavett THEROSE FORMULA™/Vita-Min, a high qual­ LaRenaissance Banquet Restaurant shepherd with the lazy ears, will go 3 Our Miss Brooks Franklin. He has lived in the house Sprague First Selectman Matthew ® Newlywed Qame ity, high potency vitamin and mineral on Route 5 in East Windsor. with him. He said flop-ears run in the 1:00 m supplement to provide added nutri­ Richard Rittenband, chairman of with his wife, Theresa, for the past 21 Delaney said, "They have been 7:29 X Movie ■Submarine D -t" years. paying their house taxes to this town dog’s family. ® Daily Numbert tion while you’re dieting. the Republican Town Committee, (1937) Pal O’Brien, George Now when she walks from the As he talked he walked into his 7:30 Brent said that Bush’s appearance at the all along. We ll just see what kitchen to the porch, she tells him Franklin comes up with.” barn with some grain in a coffee can X P.M. Magazine 39 ® ® Tomorrow STARTS TODAY dinner is the first time a presidential lor Aleck, a big, brown saddle horse I'i All In "The Family 1:10 she's going out of town. "I always Arthur Bibeault will be 62 in April The Muppets candidate will speak to local nobody rides much anymore. He X X McCloud wanted to move to Vermont, but this and he has lived the past 61 years X Dating Qame Republicans. called out, "Hello, big boy!” Aleck American is ridiculous, ’ she told a visitor. near where he lives today — a neat ^2 M*A*8*H 1:15 'The affair will begin with cocktails whinnied back. “He just stands a St MacNell / Lehrer Report X News i 3 Things being what they are today, 16-acre parcel that sits back 1,400 ® ® Tic Tac Dough at 6:30 p.m. followed by dinner at around enjoying life,” he said. 2:00 Franklin could use the Bibeault’s feet from Route 207, the Old 3 Maude Gigolo 7:30 p.m. The hay in the barn was soft and it ' l l Joe Franklin , * • taxes just as well as Sprague. They Willimantic Road. 8:00 aiM-A-S-H Reservations may be made by con­ smelled sweet. Arthur Bibeault said X WKRP In Cincinnati D; tacting Attorney Rittenband. total $267.15 a year on the house. The He took a visitor on a tour. 2:30 X Crott-WHt people can rib him about his not in The Odd Couple The fields are all ragged stubble X 9 Laverne & Shirley k V . ' V FREE FITNESS KIT now, but you can visualize how his knowing where he lives, but he knows iX Bemttain Conducts 2:50 You’ll also get your own Fitness exactly. a a ® Little House On The X News rows of corn will march along in Prairie Kit crammed with diet and fitness greenplumed rows: a hawk will loll “This,” he said, with a wave of his 34 E National Geographic Spe­ information to help you achieve hand, “this is paradise” cial 'lemXirt. 3 Quntmoka Vernoncink >'2 your fitness goal. 8:30 HOUIfS r l hf. F r X The Last Resort Church Given Pledges 4 X) Merv Qrlffin TREK.Tf-ir YOUR OWN DIET AND EXERCISE X 9 Angle rntTiMinEnfltsli (tie church now has 121 com­ MOTION niCTUPf PROGRAM BOLTON —At the recent annual 9 0 0 I• "Till Marriaga , „ meeting of St. George Episcopal municants, 26 more than last year, XM*A‘S*H DoUtPart'R For only $19.80, you’ll get a carefully planned month­ European the meeting was told. John Gleason, Church, members pledged $17,032 for X <49 Stone Laura AntonaUi long program of diet and exercise tailored to your own per­ X Movie Rhinoceios" (19741 the year, an increase of 11 percent who ended his term as lay vice chair- Zero Moslel. Gene Wilder A . “QUYANACULT sonal needs. You’ll start to slim down on the finest in over the amount pledged in 1979. It’s man. said there had been a clerk refuses to conform by nol JHealtn of The ART modern exercise equipment. You’ll get the kinks out in our a mission of the diocese and is not noticeable increase in church school turning into a pachyderm DamneiTR sauna, steamroom and relaxing whirlpool. Trained con­ 34 iX American Short Story 7iM-S:I0 CARNEY self-supporting. attendance and attendance at church 3 Movie Conquest 01 The sultants will monitor your progress, guide and encourage Sfias' by families with small children. HIIDAY Planet 01 The Apes (1972) Rod­ jM t Ihfrie in Autries you all the way. dy McDowall, Don Murray A 4CttSk "GOING OBiu Our Z5(h pear talking chimpanzee leads an ape (I) Euro(i««n Ikakh Spat. Inc . 19H0 population to revolt against their IN STYLE” tyrannical human captors (2 A comMy eo rr«» your n««rr A ARP Group To Meet hrs I MAKE 1980 THE YEAR YOU START LOOKIN’ GOODl 9'30 GLOBE MANCHESTER -The next self-addressed envelope. Anyone X House Calls meeting of the Connecticut renewing national dues are reminded 10:00 Northeast Chapter of AARP, will be to notify Ida Bereby at 649-1265. I), LouQrant Travel Service li) SI News 555 MAIN STREET Wednesday at the K of C Hall, 138 1 Main St., at 1:30 p.m. (1. >«9 Family 643-2165 Prospective Visitor The trip to Brown’s Hotel in the 39 32l ® HIghllghls of the Ice 646-4260 The guest speaker will be Alvin New Use FoWat And Holiday On lea Over 30 Yean MANCHESTER Artist’s rendering of a 75-foot passenger-carrying steamboat Miller, a registered pharmacist and Catskills is scheduled from April 30 84 Connecticut Prime Time Travel Experience to May 2 and the first payment of $50 A convex mirror, similar to the types used by businesses to which will be coming to Boston Harbor this spring. The steam­ the manager of the NRTA-AARP 10:30 AuUinrizcd agent in 515 MIDDLETURNPIKE WEST is due before March 1. Total cost is protect against shoplifters, is utilized in an unconventional 34 Connectlcul Screening Room Pharmacy in East Hartford. A Mam (tester (nr a(( boat owned by the Great Congress St. & Atlantic Steamship $95. S7, The Forsyte Saga Members are reminded that way by Roger DiTarando of 78 Hackamatack St., Manchester. Airhnes. [tai(rnads and Company Ltd., will operate from the Museum of Transporta­ membership dues should be received "Man of LaMancha” will be shown 11.00 ■S(eains(ii|> l.ines PLEASE CAaTHEATRE at the Coachlight Dinner Theater trip DiTarando uses the mirror as an aid when backing his auto out X X 82i ® <40 News ' FOR SCREEN TIMES tion dock off Congress Street where it will take passengers to by Russell Hughes, 48 Irving St., by f5)M *A *S'H Only one 1 month membership per person Applicants must be first time adult guests 18 or over Feb. 13. The trip is $16 per person. of his driveway. (Herald photo by Adamson) Facilities and hours may vary with location Longer term memberships will be offered three other waterfront museums. (UPI photo) March 1. Please enclose a stamped EVENING HERALD, Mon., Feb. 4, 1980- 17 16 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Feb. 4.1980 aaOMJHHUHIM CONTMGTM Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted is AnnoufieMwnlf Coventry Sewer Plans You Can Adver­ FRYER DELIVERY MAN. ATTENTION TOTALPHONE Nights, full time. Apply Bess HELP WANTED need SUBSCRIBERS! Do you tise Your Ser­ Eaton Donuts, 15o Center Engine Lathe Operator, help receiving your calls? m G. TOSTARELLI, JR. \ Street, Manchester. Temporary or permanent. vice or Business STie H e ralii Bridgeport Operator, Special Meeting Topic Personal Attention ... V tty Gear Shaper Operator. Reasonable. 23341991 or 247- Building Contractor Paid Holidays, Excellent 8623. In This Direc­ Insurance Benefita. Full­ COVENTRY - The Water Pollution delay a referendum of the issue for up to N«pd Mort Room? Call MIko lor Control Authority will hold a special two years. ’The commission has con­ tory For As Lit­ BABYSITTER WANTED: 3 time position,- SO hour to 5:30, Monday thru Friday week. Apply In person to meeting tonight at 7 at the Town Hall. sistently opposed sewers, asking that □ EMPLOYMENT and school vacations. Own At the top of the agenda will be a discus­ "alternatives” be given more considera­ tle As $3.45 Per Transportation. Call after sion of financing for the $12-million tion in dealing with water quality REC ROOMS PHONE 643-2711 5:30. 646-7230. METRONICS INC. Help Wantad 73 Week. Please municipal sewer plan the auth&rity is problems for Coventry Lake. ' Kitchono • Bathrooms Route e A 44A proposing. TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. BOLTON Last week the Planning and Zoning ' Additions • Remodeling Call 643-2711, Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 NEED EXTRA INCOME? Chairman Richard Breault has received Apply 81 Commerce Street Work one of our Outdoor Commission refused to back the conserva­ Quality Workmanship — a letter from the Farmers Home Ad­ Glastonbury. PTC Ask For Paula Flower Locations on tion group, stating that no viable alter­ COMPANY. Telephone 633- Raaaonabla Rates CDLLECTDR weekends. Car needed. SDR ministration regarding a sewer grant, and 7631. Enterprises, Andover, Conn,, CUSTODIAN NEEDED for the engineering firm of Fuss and O’Neill natives to sewers existed. It is unlikely or Joe ... (MANA9ER TRAINEE) full time position. 40 hours that the council will favor a delay, since it NURSE AIDES: 3-11 and 11-7 742-9^. has submitted revised costs based on CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Shift. Orientation program For one of New week. 3:30 to 11:30. Bolton has been working with the authority to set C A LL MIKE, NOW at 528-8958 Public Schools. For applica­ r i current rates of inflation. - Experienced only. Top starting every Monday, Plea­ England’s largest Credit up a timetable for a referendum. SECRETARY for one man tion see: James Veitch, wages. Apply: Atlas ’Tile, 18S sant working conditions. Call Collection Agencies. Some At 8; 45 group will interrupt its meeting Benin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, Mrs. Maloney at Burnside Law Office. Shorthand and Superintendent of Building & to join the Town Council, which is also Also on the agenda of the water pollu­ 563-0151. ADVERTISING Convalescent Home, 289-9571. experience required. ^ i n g essential. Reply to: Grounds, Bolton High School, meeting at the Town Hall tonight. tion control group are the election of a Applicants must be Bon- Box NN, c/o Manchester Brandy Street, EOE. Members of the Conservation Commission chairman, the establishment of regular RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll When in need of a Service or Product RATES LEGAL SECRETARY- Law dable. Excellent opportuni­ Herald. p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. 1 D A Y ...... 14'MMmMT Firm in Vernon seeks full LEGAL SECRETARY. At­ have been invited to this discussion. meeting dates for the year, and a budget ty for ambitious individual. NEEDED, EVENING LANE tractive Glastonbury firm Apply director of nursing. 3 D A Y S ...13*i(KMraiMy time Legal Secretary with The authority is expected to ask the proposal to present to the town manager Salmonbrook Convalescent good Wping and shorthand Company Benefits. MAN- Must be quick learner seeks experienced Legal council not to back the' commission’s for fiscal year 1980-81. Richard Breault, a Home, off House Street, 6 D A Y S ...1 2 ‘ mMraiNr skills. Experienced preferred. For appointment call with mechanical ability. 6 Secretary. Much client con­ [k request for a federal environmental im­ former town councilman, is presently Glastonbury. Please call 633- 26 D AY S ...11*M«paNT Telephone 646-1974. Between 9 Mr. Powers, after 3:00 nights per week. Benefits in­ tact. Benefit package. Call pact st.-ifomcnt on sewers, which could 5244. 15WORD,$2.10 m e a m. and 5 p.m. clude: Insurance and Vaca­ 633-4617. chairman of the authority. CALL A PROFESSIONAL p.m. tion. Apply to Manager; HAPPY A D S *2.50 m 289-0258 Parkade Lanes. No phone WOMAN TO CLEAN HOUSE NURSES AIDES wanted for SECURITY- Northeast full time on all shifts. Apply CAPITOL CITY calls. Equal opportunity - 1 day per week. Must have A. Security has Immediate Employer. own transportation. Call 568- director of nursing. Salmon- 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 Openings for part time and ADJUSTMENT BUREAU, Lake Association Roads brook Convalescent Home, off 2605. Readiness Briefing full time employees in the Inc. COOK PART TIME- House Street, Glastonbury. Manchester area. Shifts are 111 FO U N D ERS PLA Z A Please call 633-5244. EAST HARTFORD Weekends & some evenings. U.S. National Security adviser Zbipiew taking a break from lengthy and difficult On Agenda for Council available as follow: Full time Excellent benefits. Apply in Brzezinski, left forepound, is briefed on 4 p.m. to 12 midnight, Monday person to Meadows Convales­ talks in Islamabad on a U.S. aid package, un­ BABYSITTER NEEDED- BUILDING-CONTRACTING RESTAURANT thru Friday. Part time Sat & * EDUCATION Monday through Thursday, 3 Help Wanted 13 cent Home. 333 Bidwell military readiness of the Pakistan Army derlined the American commitment to de­ COVENTRY — Road standards and the previous council. Sun. 7 a m. to 3 p.m.; Sat. & Street, Manchester, 647-9194. problems associated with town takeover p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ Sun. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.; Fri. & during a visit to a military outpost near the fend Pakistan. (UPI photo) At 8:45 p.m., the council will meet with tation. Can 649-6022. Friday; FARRAND REMODELING >3p.r Private Instructions IS of lake association roads will dominate THESE ADVERTISERS CARRY NATIONS Sat. 11 p.m. to 7 a m. CLEANING MAN FOR Afghanistan border Sunday. Brezezinski, members of the Water Pollution Control weekends anytime. Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, or Part Time. Enjoy working Successful applicants must be tonight's Town Council meeting at 7:30 at Authority and the Conservation Commis­ Room Additions, Decks. All ARE ALL 643-1305 with an excellent supporting DENTAL ASSISTANT- RESTAURANT- 40 hour RIDING LESSONS indoor over 18 years of age. have a week. Good pay. Call: 633-1691 riding ring. Western stock the Town Hall. sion. These groups have taken opposing LATHE OPERATORS - With types of Remodeling and “PROFESSIONALS” FINE LUNCHES staff caring for our elderly phone, car, and a clean Police Knowledge of basic business 2 years' experience. Good patients. Very pleasant at­ between 2 and 5 p.m. seat, saddle seat and hunt All lake association presidents have stands on a plan for municipal sewers for repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ Give Them Comvr of Contor A M«ln 8t. Record. Apply in person to: skills, and typing preferred. benefits. Salary negotiable. ly insured mosphere, good wages and References. (Tall 7 a.m. to 12 seat. All levels 228-9817. been invited to attend. the town. A Call a MANCHESTEfl Northeast Security. 61 THIS IS YOUR Hawk Precision Co., 303 PHONE 643-6017 benefits. Please call Doris Williard Street. Hartford, or noon, or 3:30 to 4:00 . 649-9287. South Windsor Council Lake association representatives have Also on the council agenda is a report Blain DNS 646-0129. OPPORTUNITY as we must VOICE, PIANO Instructions. Burnham Street, East Hart­ call 522-5143. come before the council over the past few from tax assessor Gerard Lavoie, who ford, telephone 528-9845. Manchester Manor Nursing soon fill an opening in our Op­ Former faculty New York MEN’S HAIR CUniNG tical Labratory. Includes on Music and Art High School. years to ask just what standards their notes that Coventry’s Grant List has risen AUTO SERVICE Home, 385 West Center Street, INSPECTORS- First and Se­ 4 RARE OPPORTUNITY - Manchester. the job training. CAM 643-1191. Professional Singer/Pianist. privately owned roads must be brought up almost 3 percent over last year. The net cond shift opening for 644-8597. OWN YOUR OWN You May Run MISTEIt HAIItm Experienced Inspectors. Mulls Charter Revision to in order to be taken over by the town. Grand List for 1978 was $48,494,620, Lavoie BUSINESS. Distributor for 684 CENTER STREET NURSES AIDE: 12 midnight PAPA JOE’S, 489 East Middle EXPERIENCED NURSERY MAPLE M©bi[ Ability to use Demensional Kodak film, Duracell Your Ad For MANCHESTER . 843*5267 to 8 a m. Enjoy working in a Turnpike is seeking help, SCHOOL TEACHER Wanted- Town Manager Frank Connolly has said, and for 1979, $49,790,240. S u p e r S e rrJe e, Inspection Tools and Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and Inc, * * ★ very pleasant and home-like experience preferred. 20 Immediately. Call 649-5531 or prepared an information packet for coun­ Connolly said, "This increase in the QAS • OIL • LUBRICATION - Blueprints required. As Many Hours: T u b s, thru Fri, years or older need apply, 233-2366. SOUTH WINDSOR - The Town votes are void. a notice to local officials. other photo products needed ACCE880RIE8 atmosphere helping our elder­ cil members on this issue which includes Grand List translate into additional 8 to 5:30 Applications accepted Mon­ inquire within. PIANO AND ORGAN Uught The purpose of the proposed The Town Council will also con­ in your area. No selling. Ser­ TIRES AND BATTERIES Insertions As ly patients. Duties include day thru Friday, 9 to 11 a m. Council will consider the formation input from the town attorney and the revenue of $88,750 at a mill rate of .685. At vice top Retailers under 220 SPRUCE $T.j MANCMSTER Saturday 6 to 5:00 some laundry work. Good MATURE PERSON to care by Mickey Fendell. Over 25 of a second Charter Revision Com­ amendment was to ensure that no sider the GOP nomination of former PHOM MR-MOT fCfooBd Mondays) and 2 to 4 p.m. Klock Com- PART TIME HELP for my school age children in years experience playing with town’s engineering firm and a draft a collection rate 6f 95.5 percent, this exclusive contract established You Wish wages and benefits. Please any, 1366 Tolland Turnpike. mission to correct charter item party would possess more than a Town Councilman Robert Sills to the call Doris Blain DNS 646-0129. pa NEEDED. Afternoon hours my home during school hours, orchestras and big bands. 649- proposal for road development and tur­ equals $84,756.” by us. High immediate in­ M,:anchester. EOE. 5892. bare majority on the PZC. Sewer Commission to fill an un­ come minimum required in­ Manchester Manor Nursing 12:30 until 3:30. Job involves plus vacations. Own transpor­ which conflicts with state law, at a nover to the town drawn up by the ROOfOLEEnNa sa v icu expired term ending November 30, vestment $9,975. 100% profit SIDINB, STORM WINDOWS, DOORS, AWNINOS, A CANOPIES Home. 385 West Center Street, working in a small office with tation. Call 644-2244. regular session tonight at 8. Town officials are concerned that light packing of boxes. Apply EXPERIENCED SPANISH 1984. r structure. Call between 8 AM Manchester. TEACHER will tutor or teach According to the charter amend­ revising the town charter may be dif­ & 5 PM, 1-806633-6367. Or rR^lsfATE^SALK^^* at Holts Inc., 167 Pine Street, the auditing ♦ Excellent opportunity for ♦ Spanish. All levels, in my ment, approved at referendum in ficult in that review and recommen­ Sills won his party’s nomination She H eralti write: American Film LEGAL SECRETARY- Uw Manchester. No Phone Calls I real estate salesperson; ♦ Please. home. 289-4092. November 1979. “No political party dations of the Charter Revision Com­ January 23, representing to some Ski Industry I N D E X . Processing, Inc., 1935R department Firm in Vernon seeks full ARBY'S shall nominate more than three, and observers, the first step in reuniting Hoover Court, B’ham, AL time Legal Secretary with ^ South Windsor, East Hart- J mission must be turned over to the 35226. •BOOKKEEP(NQ 8ERV(CES good ^ping and shorthand ^ ford, Manchester. Vernon J COOKS- Full and part time. ROAST BEEF Schools-Clesses 19 no elector shall vote for more than the Republican Party — a promise NOTICES Town Council following a public •QUARTERLY TAXES skills. Experienced preferred. Must be reliable, neat, hard 1 — Lost and Found BILL TUNSKY 4 area. Large inventory of 4 RESTAURANT FOR THE BEST - Manchester two members of the Planning and made by GOP Town Chairman •SUB CONTRACT Phone 646-1974 Between 9 working^ Experience helpful. hearing. The Town Council must then Is Desperate 2 — Personals TYPISTS AND CLERK ★ ALUMINUM & VINYL SIDING 4 listings including new 4 Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Zoning Commission." Richard jRittenband. — A8S(aNMENTS a m. and 5 p.m. Apply: Rien's New York Style review the proposed revisions and 3 Announcements TYPISTS are needed to work ♦ homes, condominiums, and 4 la Hiring Full Tima A Part pupils per teacher. FREE in­ _ •SPEOAL PROJECTS (20 Colors To Choose From) Deli Restaurant, Route 30, Tima, Day Shifl and Night Directly conflicting with the hold another public hearing. Sills was ousted from the BOSTON (UPI) — With an "endless autumn” of 4 Entertainment in the Hartford area. Call ♦ resale. All inquiries con- 4 troductory lesson with this ad. Republican slate last year, and ran 5 - Auctions today. TAC/TEMPS, 7276430. •PERMANENT or PART TIME Vernon. Shift Halp. Plaaaa apply In amendment, state election statutes historic proportions already having scuttled the first half ★ AWNINGS & CANOPIES J fidential J paraon, batwaan 1 A 4 p.m. Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. FINANCIAL 572 Wetharsll Streat dictate that a party must endorse a Following the second public unsuccessfully as an Independent of New England’s ski season, the region’s ski industry is ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS 4 Call Don Henry, ^ WE ARE LOOKING FOR number of candidates equal to the hearing, a referendum must be held. candidate for Town Council. Sills 6 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages Manchester Housewives interested in desperately betting on a white Washington’s Birthday to 9 — Personal Loans HELP WANTED □ REAL ESTATE Phono 649-9095 t THE HENRY AGENCY ♦ making good money for part 2S7 Broad Street, number an elector may vote for. In this case, it would be a special reportedly alienated former Mayor avoid a total loss. 10 - Insurance SALH-MALE ot FINALE 649-4470 FREE ESTIMATES -F EASY TERMS. Local Food Store day or I 644-2525 i time hours, soliciting from MANCHESTER Town Attorney John J. Woodcock referendum and Woodcock said he is Nancy Caffyn, and Caffyn followers EMPLOYMENT Because most resorts have a two-week reservations (Evenings) evening shift. Mail our pleasant East Hartford Homes For Sale 23 has said the conflict could be a concerned that such a referendum when he broke from GOP forces to cancellation policy, "right now” is the critical time if the 13 — Help Wanter INDUtTRUU. SAUS Office. Hourly rate. Plus com­ serious problem if not corrected may not draw the necessary 15 per­ vote with Democrats on two major 14 — Business Opportunities Evtry M w t iW Hm , resumes to Box P c/o The mid-February holiday can come through as the salvation, 15 Situation Wanted missions. plus bonuses. Hours NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK before the 1981 election. He said, if cent of the town s registered voters. issues. - iWiiHlOllf GOnVICMry Herald. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call us at 569- BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, says Gar Anderson of the Vermont Hotel^otel- EDUCATION And TriniporttdoH Fkm CLERKS- General office F left uncorrected, any action taken by South Windsor was notified of the Also to be considered when the Help Wanted 13 4993. ask for Teresa. duties. Calculation, filing, in­ paneled living room, eat-in Restaurant Association. 18 _ Private Instructions In TMa Aran CtnM Utn Old Ironsides actually had a wooden hull but earned WANTED PERSON TO kitchen, 2 car garage, oil heat, the Planning and Zoning Commission illegal section of the Town Charter in Town Council meets tonight, is the 19 — Schoois-Classes OurPrndneL the nickname when a cannon shot in the War of 1812 BABYSIT- 2 and 6 year old voicing, etc. Full time only. Despite the industry's undying optimism, however, the TEMPORARY WORKERS- INSURANCE AGENCY seeks Apply CJaer Brothers, 140 Rye lovely quiet setting on dead­ could be challenged in court, and the January when Peter E. Wiese, an at­ controversial proposal which will 20 — Instructions Wanted fell harmlessly off her side and a sailor is said to have boys. 3 to 5 days week, 1 to 6 Personal Service Represen­ end street, deeded beach odds are against it. shouted, "Huzza! Her sides are made of iron." Assignments East of The Street. South Windsor court could possibly rule that all torney for the secretary of state, sent allow residents with car taxes REAL ESTATE WMch 0hr« irou a m M Mm oI p.m., Rachael Road area. tative. Knowledge of Auto and rights. $79,900. Call exclusive how profitablo oyr tino et BABYSITTER NEEDED IN National Weather Service records for the past 109 New _ River for Clerk / Typists and totaling more than $100 to pay the 23 Homes for Sale Malntonaneo Chomlealt, In* MY HOME preferably from Your home or mine No Homeowners helpful but not agent, Carol Cable-W ^er, England winters show only 20 had warm, snowless — other office skilled personnel SECRETARY- Sales Office- 24 Lots-Land lor Sale d yatrlal f^aalanara. Tru ck weekends. Call 646-3487. essential. Call ^ b Lathrop. Beazley Co. Realtors, Equal amount in two installments. — Investment Property beginning January 1980. Top Manchester, Vernon, Bolton East of River, $10,400 -l- December-January periods like this year. In those, only 25 Raplaeement Nrta, and Spaelal-• area. 3 days a week, 8 to 4 646-6050. housing opportunity. 443-4470. Town Attorney Opposes Former Deputy Mayor Robert 26 — Business Property ty Induatrlal Hama oouM ba for • company Top pay, for top COORDINATOR OF Mature outgoing person to about 65 percent had above normal snowfalls in the — you. * p.m. Call after 4 p.m., 646- Myette proposed the new tax pay­ 27 Resort Property • skills. Call Lydia. Dunhill Homemaker-Home Health handle specialized Sales February-March span. 28 Real Estate Wanted 3914. BOOKKEEPING AND COLONIAL - 8 rooms. 2 1/2 - Temps, 289-4319 Aides, in non-profit agency Prodecures, Travel ment system last year, but the issue Wa ara a Fortuna 800 National • ADVERTISING PLEASE READ TYPING ESSENTIAL for a Arrangements, Research and baths, first floor panelledpa E Condominium Ordinance Already the lack of snow has been staggering. MISC. SERVICES I serving 10 towns. Full time, failed to win council approval last M anufacturer with on ao*« TEACHERS AT ALL TRUCK MECHANIC- diversified part time job for a Customer Contact. Tjming and family room with fireplace Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont have received 31 — Services Offered tabllahad, proCaetIva tarritory* Fringe benefits. Must be responsible person with in­ and■ large■ irge deck. ‘ ' Formal ■ dining ’ ' . SOUTH WINDSOR - Town At­ year. — Painting-Papering now avallaWa tor tha Individual; DEADLINE YOUR AD LEVELS: Universal Experienced in Diesel. Start steno skills needed. Benefits. said that, although towns are not only between 15 and 25 percent of their normal seasonal 32 familiar with Social Agency itiative. Hours: 9tol, Monday room, 4 bedrooms, 2 car gar­ — Building-Contracting with Oatoa Bipartonoa. Wa oftor , Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, at $7 per hour. All fringe Company paid fee. Dawson torney John Woodcock has specifically excluded by law from Myette and GOP Councilman 33 Philosophy and be able to han­ thru Friday, every other age. Wooded lot, walk o"f snowfall this winter. For Rhode Island, Massachusetts 34 — Rooflng-Sldlng an aipanoM aHowanca, draw, 112:00 noon tha day Harald la raaponalblal Ore 97208. benefits For appointment call Personnel, 111 Pearl Street, recommended against the proposed enacting ordinances on apartment Bruce Braithwaite collected some 1,- apalnai commlaalona (no Inoama ■ dle detail and work well with Saturday. Apply at the W H basement. Group I. Philbrick 35 — Healing-Plumbing for only one Incorrect 688-7596 Hartford. 249-7721, M/F, and Connecticut, it has been about 10 percent. ealllnp), a thoroufh, onfolno • Ibafora publication. people. 643-9511, between 8:30 England Lumber Co . Rt. 44A Agency. 646-4200. adoption of an ordinance regarding conversions, neither are they given 000 signatures on a petition, calling 36 — Flooring training program, prom aharing, Inaertlon and than only PART TIME HELP Wanted EOE. The century-old record of 3.6 inches set in 1875-76 for 37 — Moving-T rucking-Storage & 4:30. Bolton Notch. the conversion of apartments to con­ the authority to do so. for a change to the present one- and group Inauranoa. iDaadllna for Saturday downtown, Manchester. Call the least amount of snow by this date in the Boston area 38 — Services Wanted If youVa Intaraatad, giva ua a c a ll' to the alza of tha| DENTAL ASSISTANT dominiums. Woodcock said that he would payment system. Myette contends today. 546-5999. was broken today — at 2.6 inches. The all-time record at MISC. FOR SALE land Monday la 12:00 original Inaartlon. WANTED for Oral Surgeons Woodcock told the Town Council recommend a "hands off" policy but that such payment is a burden to REAL ESTATE CAREER- Concord, N.H., — 6.5 inches — was broken on Jan. 31. 40 — Household Goods iNoon Friday. Errora which do not I REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Office. Experience necessary. _ Earn $15,(WO annually. Part JUST LISTED: Quality built that such an ordinance "probably told the Town Council that they could many local residents. 41 Articles tor Sale Al tehiO ir laatan tha valua of the wanted by old estabiished EXPERIENCED EXHIBIT Send resume to Box R. c/o “It’s a disaster of unmitigated proportions,” said Monday IS noon • 0 p.m. timers $8000. Members Ver­ WAITRESSES- Part time and Cape. Fireplace, garage, wouldn't be upheld in a court follow the example of Vernon in The Town Council will also accept 42 — Building Supplies firm. Must be a self-starter, BUILDER Wanted. Excellent Herald. George Gilman, director of New Hampshire's Depart­ 43 — Tuaaday 0 ajn. • I p.m. Iciaaalflad ada ara advertlaamant will not | non, Manchester, Hartford, full time, days. Apply to: appliances, partially finished challenge." Pets-Birds-Dogs aggressive, personable and opening. Displaycrafl, declaring a moratorium prohibiting the resignation of Richard Reeves as 44 — Musical Instruments 20S-0M-8M1 akan ovar tha phona be corrected by an ad­ MLS Ralph Pasek 289-7475. Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, rcc-room, deck, Nice lot. $55,- ment of Resources and Economic Development, who If unabla to eaH, wrtia to: hold a Connecticut license. NURSE AID OR LPN in Woodcock had been asked to draw the conversions for a certain period a member of the Sewer Commission, 45 — Boats & Accessories Manchester, 643-9557. Manchester. 900, Won’t Last. Strano Real Fran Cola, S40H Curtla Bfvd. ■a a convanlanca. Tha ditional Inaartlon. compared it with "a blight on a corn crop.” — Sporting Goods We’ll show you the way to private home. Must be able to EsUte, 646-2000. up an ordinance, but told the council of time, or until state law is enacted appoint Robert Murray Jr., to the 46 EaatLaka Ohio, 44004 AUTO BODY COMBINATION The marvel of machine-made snow, thus far, has been 47 — Garden Products enjoy an unmatched lucrative, care for disabled man. Please that regulation of condominium con­ to cover the conversions. Woodcock Board of Tax Review, appoint Bar­ cwmi wDutnun MAN- At least 5 years call 643-1264. the only respite. Even with snow'making, only about hall 48 — Antiques A Cortgolaum Co. rewarding professional experience Start at $7.00 per MANCHESTER- 6 Room versions should be in the hands of the 49 - Wanted to Buy said that in Windsor landlords are bara Murray to the Zoning Board of of New England’s 90 ski areas have been able to open this N Nid OniiW i Ei#nii career. Send resume to Box hour. All fringe benefits. (?all Cape, with large remodeled K, c/o Evening Herald. HAIRDRESSER WANTED- Legislature r a t h e r th an required to give a full year's notice to Appeals as an alternate, appoint winter with only one-fifth of the 1,500 trails skiable. RENTALS Bill Kates at 688-7596. kitchen. Dishwasher, stove, municipalities tenants before converting to con­ Eileen Lane as an alternate to the 52 _ Rooms lor Rent She Herati) Experienced only. Full or part ample cabinets. Fireplaced "We have a lot to be thankful for to the areas that have 53 — Apartments lor Rent CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING rs - LPN'S time. Call 643-2461. ask for He said that other towns who have dominiums. Historic District Commission and Had you made plans to attend our Tea but were unable to living room. Formal dining invested in snowmaking,” said Anderson. “If it weren’t 54 — Homes for Rent Kathy, or Joe. room. Garage. West side, $59,- drawn up such ordinances have done The South Windsor Town Council is authorize the town manager to enter 55 _ Business lor Rent come. If so Mrs. Henry DofN would be happy to meet with for that, we’d be completely closed down.” EXPERIENCED SANDWICH 900. Group I, Keith Real so on the basis that zoning ordinances particularly interested in the amount into lease agreement with John Dzen 56 — Resort Property lor Rent MAKERS wanted for cocktail you and give you a tour of our facility. For those of you taht Estate. 646-4126. But it's becoming increasingly difficult to lure would- 57 — Wanted to Rent may be created in the interest of the of time given to tenants before the for 30 acres of Pudim property. lounge. Call 644-9637 between were able to attend the Tea, I would like to extend our be skiers with snowless back yards — and an eye on gas­ 56 - Misc. for Rent TOOL MAKER welfare and safety of residents. He conversion. 9 a.m. and 12 noon. HELP WANTED sincere appreciation for making the Tea a success. Limited MANCHESTER 3 BEDROOM oline prices — to drive to remote resorts. Even diehard AUTOMOTIVE positions are available on the 3 to 11 and 11 to 7 shifts full Wtico, a compinn litli 70 CAPE- Full dormer, skiers are getting bored with the same familiar runs 61 _ Autos for Sale PART TIME. Want cash for and part time. Call for an appointment NiplorMi nttOs I Toal IfaLer, aluminum siding, awnings, 62 — Trucks tor Sale the holidays? For every day? who will let imlveO in up Oateinc new 1/2 bath, enclosed porch, where snowblowers are positioned. 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale It’s easy with the phone in ^ One Cuetomer Service Clerk, full time. MARTIN BERGIN ADMINISTRATOR. T e^ , lb Trotipt and plastic walls, rec room, As a result, many ski areas simply scrubbed the entire 64 — Molorcycles-Bicycles maintain praducto madimqi. Campers-Trailers-Mobile your own home. Call 249-7773. workshop. Clean. $59,900. Holyoke Man Is Center season and lift ticket sales at those which gambled on 65 — VERNON MANOR HEALTH CARE FACIUTY The n|ht person mil be aMe to Set Peterman Agency, 649-9404, Homes Up his cm Tod Room and. bo nature are off between 40 and 80 percent around the 66 — Automotive Service ^ One General Clerk, 32 houra. or 649-4844. 180 REGAN ROAD, VERNON, 871-038S satislKtoriart) compensated. 67 - Autos for Rent-Lease region — an estimated $6 million loss in New Hampshire Call ar appi) at -- Kquaf Opportunity Employer______MANCHESTER- 3 Bedroom alone. V- LAUNDRY AND DIAPER ^ One part time Clerk nights and weekende. WESCO INDUSTRIES Cape. Garage, stove, new oil of Right-to-Die Dispute Late last month, the request of New England ski SERVICE needs folderess c< JC8 Induatrlal Fafk burner, enclosed porch, ^ Two persona tor delivery and warehouae country governors, theTf.S. Small Business Association ...... full or part Ume, AM and PM. on Roula S, South WIndaor plastered walls, rec room, Call 289-1527. ^ work. began making economic dislocation loans available at □ NOTICES 568-6334 workshop. Immediate oc­ HOLYOKE. Mass, (UPII - Earle on whether it will be reopened. Cumberland farms NURSE AIDES A) {rbiI 0pa9r1iMtf) UmI$)Ii cupancy. $59,900. Peterman low interest rates to ski areas and businesses dependent ...... SALESMAN- Opportunity for N. Spring worked hard all his life. In Until then, the family waits. She said Spring was known for Agency. 649-9404, or 649-4844. upon the ski industry Lost and Found exciting position. IGiowIedge 7 - 3 his spare time he loved to camp, fish, "1 say ‘Hi Dad' and he just stares always having a cigar in his month. CALL 643-5147 That will allow this winter's losses to be spread over of stoves helpful, 1. STARTING W. GE $3.37 PER HOUR and hunt. He was devoted to his fami­ through me. It's horrible," Robert ’’He didn’t eat until he finished his commission. Full medical for appointment between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. the next several years but it won’t make things white. LOST- JANUARY 29. 8 month 2. FULLY PAID INSURANCE; HOSPITAL, MEDICAL, ly, and life was simple. Spring said. “Let him go on his own cigar." old black cat, Timrod Road benefits. Paid vacation. Call Until now. like a human being should. ” Mrs. Gleason was also Spring’s “These loans are not new working capital,” said Gilman, area. Answers to Devil. Phone Mrs. Gray 525-1931. LIFE, AND DISABILITY ”it’s a temporary bandaid.” 643-4979. AGROWING COMPANY 3. 11 PAID HOLIDAYS Spring, 78. who has been judged Spring's son visits him every few neighbor on rural Lake Pleasant. COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - mentally incompetent, is at the days. She said he spent a lot of time Bruce Taylor, the Main publicity bureau’s ever op­ 4. 9 PAID SICK DAYS timistic marketing director, had staunchly defended the Personals 2 Earn up to $200 a week. FOR GROWING center of a right-to-die controversy. "It’s not over yet,” he said after puttering around his older, two-story Experienced or will train. 5. 2 WEEKS PAID VACATION AFTER ONE YEAR loans from legislative charges of "bail out,” insisting !$$$$$$$$$! 6. TRAINING AND IN-SERVICE EDUCATION His wife and son claim he would another round in the continuing court wood frame home when he wasn't LOOKING FOR Apply 330 Ledyard Street, MANAGEMENT CAREERS! things were bound to turn around. Now even he has his DESCENDENTS of the Hartford. 7. $60.00 PER YEAR UNIFORM ALLOWANCE rather die than continue the life­ battle. “When it's over, then I’ll feel playing with his grandchildren or It takes a dynam ic growth environm ent to give you doubts. Joseph McDiarmid Family. 8. LOCATED NEAR PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION saving kidney dialysis treatments he relieved.” great-grandchildren or, years back, real career progress You get It at Cum berland "With fully half the season gone, it’s going to be dif­ Can you help us? Call collect, $370 / THOUSAND FOR Here’s A Wonderful Route AIDE TRAINING CLASSES BEGIN IMMEDIATELY receives three times per week. camping with his wife. ENVELOPES YOU MAIL, Farm s, the largest privately owned com pany ol its Spring was born in May of 1901 in 1-442-8137 or write: Mrs. “TOPS" 4 ficult to recoup even if there is snow,” said Taylor. Postage paid. Free applica­ CALL PAT SOUCIER Spring spends his days in a private the north central Massachusetts Samuel Holtham, 49 New kind. Opportunity for A Boy or Girl 6 room Cape. Beautiful in every detail. New kitchen "If there’s no snow for Washington’s Birthday, that is Shore Road, Waterford, Conn. tion. FASSCO, Dept, M, 732 room at Holyoke Geriatric Center town of Orange, He grew up in near­ O ur growth pattern has brought us In a short time MEADOWS CONVALESCENT HOME with solarian floors, lovely hardwood floors, new the end.” 06385. Don Ron, St. Louis, MO. 63123. 333 BIDWELL ST., MANCHESTER when he is not being transported to by Millers Falls, and at 16 started to over 1 too convenience stores in 11 stales from bath, reconditioned furnace, aluminum siding, full Who Is A “ Go-Getter” ! 647-9194______the nearby Western Massachusetts working at a local tool factory. Manchester Maine to Florida And the grov/th goes on to the basement. When you see it, you'll love it.50's. Kidney Center to undergo five-hour In 1919 he was admitted without a Fire Calls Ferguson Appoints TOWN OF MANCHESTER tune ol 3 new store openings a w eek This is the dialysis treatments. high school diploma to the kind of growth that assures ambitious, ADAMS INDUSTRIES Without the life-sustaining Massachusetts State College at Fund Campaign Aides LEGAL NOTICE career-minded store managers and manager CARRIER NEEDED mechanism, needed because of com­ Amherst. Two years later he got a Friday. 1:02 p m. —Toxic odor at H & trainees ot rapid advancem ent Plus these CAREER OPPORTUNITIES R Block. Manchester Parkade. plications stemming from a foot in­ certificate in animal husbandry and MANCHESTER — Thomas F. Ferguson, chairman of At a meeting held on January 28, 1980 the Planning and Zoning excellent benelits start your future with a fast growing aero-space Friday, 4:53 p.m —Gas spill at 119 fection two years ago, doctors say fruit cultivation. the 1980 Heart Fund campaign in Manchester, has named Commission made the following decisions: paid holidays, vacation and sick days; health, IN MANCHESTER... company. Experienced help required In the Spring would die within a month. Spencer St. the leaders of the various divisions of the campaign. accident and life Insurance; protIt sharing; He then returned to his old firm ROBERT STONE & JACK GOLDBERG (S-38) following categories; His wife of 56 years, Bianche, 75, where he met his future wife, Friday, 8:31 p.m. —Lock-out at 128 Robert B. Parsons, president of Charter Oak Buick, has retirement plan; bonus plans; paid 2-3 week Bissell St. Approved with modifications a plan of subdivision for 62 lots Garden Drive, and son Robert, 49, say Spring would Blanche Ellen Braman. They wed in accepted the chairmanship of Special Events. training program. Clerk-Typist Expediter “BOWERS SCHOOL” Saturday, 3:20 a m. —Mattress fire at and a parcel — 319 Gardner Street, St. James Street, Get ready for spring with crocuses, patio, pool and want the treatments stopped if he December 1923. Eight years later, 801 Main St. (TownI Mrs. Phylis Jackston, a former director of the Town of Pricing Clerk Junior Accountant were able to decide himself. Probate, Robert was born. Manchester and head of Jackston-Avante Real Estate, ROBERT STONE i JACK GOLDBERG (S-39) For a confidential local Interview, call or apply, fenced yard. 7Vi rooiji Colonial, 1V4 baths, fully Saturday. 1:55 p.m. —Garage fire at Tuesday, February 5, SA M to 7PM: Forest Street, and Stock Puller Inspector appeals, and state supreme courts In the 1930s, Spring joined Green­ 574 Spring St. (TownI will lead the Special Gifts campaign, Granted with modifications an Inland wetland permit — 319 applianced. Shows pride of ownership -throughout. Hartford Road Inelde Sales Much more. Low 60’s. have agreed. field Tap & Die Co. He remained Saturday, 5:28 p.m. —Service call at 71 Wallace J. Irish Jr. of the W.J. Irish Insurance Agency Gardner Street, Me. Thomaa (203) 046-9939 Cumberland Farmt But pro-life activists say Spring is there as head chemist until his Church St. (Town) and Republican State Central Committeeman, will lead ZONING REGULATION AMENDMENT (Z-46) Qualified Trainees considered. Apply In person competent enough to make the deci­ retirement in 1965. Sunday. 11:59 a m. —Investigation at the Business Days drive. 318 Green Road STRANO REAL ESTATE Adopted an amendment regarding nonconforming uses — Mancheater, CT 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. sion about treatments that keep him ’’He was a large robust man, hard dump on Oleott St. (TownI William Johnson, president of the Savings Bank of Effective March 1, 1980. 172 E .St Canter Street from death. They say he answers working. He was friendly to Sunday, 3:27 p.m. —Water flow Manchester, will seek Corporate and Employee Gifts. A copy of these decisions has been filed in the office of the Town •*•••• ’’yes" and "no " to questions, and un­ everyone, " said company secretary problem at Miller Falls apartments. Other members of the campaign group are Peter R. Call Carol 646-5424 6 4 6 - 2 0 0 0 (Town) Clerk. ADAMS INDUSTRIES derstands what he's asked. Sylvia Gleason. "He enjoyed his Sterne of Connecticut Bank and Trust Company, Planning and Zoning Commission Sunday. 3:39 p.(n. —Broken sprinkler 340 PROGRESS DRIVE The case is currently under review work. If he didn’t finish something, pipe at Quality Inn, (Town) treasurer; Carroll Maddox of Manchester Community Leo Kwash, Secretary Dated this 4th day of February, 1980. Bumbemai farms MANCHESTER by state Supreme Justice Francis he stayed late. He didn't leave it until Today, 6:30 a m. —Furnace problem at College, publicity; and Thomas Conran of IMC, cam­ Equal OQpotIuniiy Empioyai M E !$$$$$$$$$! (juirico. who is expected to rule soon the next day. He was that kind of 767 Main St. (TownI paign co-ordinator. 004-02 1 8 - EVENING HERALD. Men Fth « laM Ptanvto — CharlM M. dchulz EVENING HERALD, Mon., Feb. 4 ,1 9 8 0 - 19 ACROSS 3 Puppy sound Answer to Previous Punie 4 Frighten AHENTION!! EVENING HERALD CUSSIFIEO ADVERTISERS; w A T T L e 4 T E R B I HAVE VERY 1 Express 5 Jackie'^ 2nd H E R E Dear Abby 4 Actor Mineo husband 0 n 1 B E -R 1 A ' ^ l.iKikin)^ for STUBBORN FEET, 0 R A N 0 E N 7 Hebrew holy 6 Song word E D E D a new home? You d o n ’t h av e day (abbr.) s 0 P 8 M A 0 D A L E X You'll find writer • jn N 0 0 to uhell out much By Abigail Van Buren 10 Fencing 7 Lampblack ■ a perfec sword K Y 0 T 0 0 E L L E R to xel big results. 8 Shakespeare's A U Q E R M A 0 R 1 in Ihe W ant Ads 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE n o ! 12 Shed tears wife 13 Ages T A R E 0 A V 0 115 S - ^ L _ NO! 9 M a o _____ e N e M*1 E7 N A P E 8 14 Skinny fish tung 15 Presence ff R E A D . r J® 11 Compass D U E 0 T T D A T E Sunday Seik 16 Southern point A T 0 N E D 1 E CALL after p.m. or during business hours : bread N E N 643-2718 5 643-2711 830-5 0 A T 13 Environment 1 V E A V A T A R 17 Thrusting 8 H A D t 8 R E F weapon agency (abbr.) E R 8 SIn-Drome? 18 Commercials 19 Furioui 29 Small island 44 French DEAR ABBY: I am a happily married woman (221 and 21 Thaw 20 British Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 30 Emit coherent composer Mike is wonderful, healthy, robust, masculine man of 26. 23 Bacteria imperial color Business & Service VMHYe CgPfm iM l-Y light 27 Frivotouily 22 Light 45 Superlative We’ve been married a little over a year, and I have a 31 Chinese 6ERNARP. REMEAABER REAAEMBER HC7W I WELL, I'VE F-* AHA.' NO I AAEAN I CAN'T 32 Indian tribe 23 Horse suffkx Y o o h a v e a problem I can't ask anyone else about. It has to do with sex. currency HON I SAIP WOMEN SAIP IT INCLUPEP CHANGEP -CitOU A4EAN (DPEN THIS PICKLE 33 Ensign (abbr.) directives 47 Accountant Mike has a big appetite for sex, but I am not complaining. 33 Hamlet's CAN PO ANVTHING BOTH /V^ENTAL ANP AW MINP A^ I WAS JAR.' 34 Jacob's 24 Energy (abbr.) It’s his timing that bothers me. He always wants to make home RM b , f o f l t C T r ------A^EN CAN P O ? PHVSICAU WORK?^ TEENV BIT.'; RIGHT brother agency (abbr.) 48 Taxi love on Sunday morning before mass. Abby, I know that 35 Authoress 39 Actress Gabor AFTER ALL 25 Orange skin 49 Christmas love within marriage is not a sin, but for some silly reason 1 Ferber 40 Time zone WH® Yo u On E? 26 Alcoholic 50 Common newt just hate to go to mass right after having had sex. Lately I 36 Lighted beverage (abbr.) 37 Lioness in 52 Author have been putting my husband off. But I feel guilty about 26 Antlered 42 Irish poet "Born Free" Fleming that. animal 43 Became larger Do you think I should postpone the iovemaking until after 36 Most 54 Carry sorrowful mass? Or keep telling myself 1 have no reason to feel guifty fHwey z-4- 40 Dress 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 about it, and just try to get over that feeling. What’s wrong carefully with me? 41 Observes 10 11 12 13 43 Gather MAGGIE IN MANHATTAN 14 15 10 Artlelee lor Sale 41 Booma lor Rent 52 Wanted to Rant 57 Autoa For Sale 67 46 Irritable Sarv/eat Offarad 31 Sarv/caa OH^nd Pafnt/ng-Paparing 32 Building Contneting 33 31 DEAR MAGGIE: Your problem is rooted in the notion O «sa »y NM. me . T 50 Ages 17 10 20 SINGLE ROOM- RESPONSIBLE 51 Type of fuel ■ DINING ROOM SET Colonial that sex is sinful. You grew up believing it, and even though PAINTING - Interior and FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY 53 Actor 21 style $1,400. Call 5691988. Bath. Kitchen privileges. Sil­ ENERGETIC COUPLE you're married and there is nothing to feel guilty about, exterior, paperhanging, - Remodeling and Additions. Newman ting room. Privacy, Parking looking for 7 Room House, Captatn Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 23 24 25 excellent work references. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 you're still programmed to equate sex with sin. Talk to a 55 Hat material 20 20 29 30 31 ALLEN T. KEELER TAX Yard with swimming pool (Ranch or Cape Ckxl) to rent 1972 MGB Good running condl- ^ “ j, ■ Free estimates. Fully In­ priest, or a psychiatrist. (Try the priest first. It's cheaper.) LOOK. WASH! IF YOU WERE CHRIS.. WELL, HECK-. 56 Radiation 32 SERVICE: Returns prepared yeiears’ experience! For Free Females only. 649-8206, in Manchester for 3/1/80 or tion, $600, several new parts. ■RfSHTOMiPOPNER! sured. Martin Matson, 649- Es:' itimates, call 646-4239. between 195:30; 647-9813-5:30 sooner. Willing to do repairs, Call 6497570. WHERE WOULP VOU FI6URE WOULP i I PUNNO...OUT measure Income Tax Services in the privacy of your home. 35 1 4431. FIREWOOD SEASONED For (paint, wallpaper, floors etc), DEAR ABBY: I have been considering donating my THE BEST place TO HlOE A TISE IN THE WOOP5, (abbr.) 38 Don't delay - call today. 871- organs for possibie transplant at the time of my death. I SUPPOSE! 57 Legal aid FARRAND REMODELING - Sale. $55. 1 Ton truck load. F U R N IS H E D St in exchange for security 30 1 1781. 40 A&W PAINTING Contrac­ Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, Call after 4 p.m. 644-1444. UNFURNISHED- Centrally deposit. $350 to $375. Call 643- However, I have heard that the family of the deceased is group (abbr.) ■ 58 Deuce tors. Quality painting and Room Additions, Decks, All located. $27-$35 w eekly. 9W7. charged for transportation to the special hospital where the 41 INCOME TAX DAY CARE / NURSERY 59 Compass paper hanging at reasonable Upes of Remodeling and USED ICE SKATES, sizes 7 to S e c u r ity St references 1974 CADILLAC Coupe de organs are removed, and also for the surgery to remove the * k ...V ? ' PREPARATION SERVICE - PROGRAM. State licensed. 2 point 43 44 f rates. Fully Insured. Free Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ 11, good condition. M6-8069. required. 6491316...... Ville.- Excellent running!, organs. Is this true? 45 s 47 40 49 understanding teachers. Lt yoor borne. 20 Years Estimates. Call Wayne 649- ly insured. Phone 643-6017. Extra clean! Will sacrafice I I \ 60 Small cask umerience. Dan Mosler, 649- Enclosed play-yard, play­ If it is, I would rather not donate my organs since I do not 50 51 52 S3 54 7696. MEDITERRANEAN STYLE $2100. 2898553, or 289-6287. tSa. or S2S4B(2. room, lunches. Learning Apertmenta For Rent 53 CD AUTOMOTIVE wish to add to the expense of my funeral. Thank you. DOWN experiences. Keeney School LEON CIESZYNSKI custom made Dinette Set. CONSIDERATE 55 56 57 PERSONAL Paperhanging BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ DAN WADEJ- Have your In­ district. 646-4864. Wrought iron with Hexagon LOOKING for anything in real 1 Perceive for particular people, by Dick. ditions, Remodeling, Rec shaped table top, 4 matching Autoa For Sale 61 50 59 00 come Taxes prepareo expert­ estate rental - apartments, DEAR CONSIDERATE; There is no charge for transpor­ 2 Monkeys Call 643-5703 anytime. Rooms, Garages, Kitchens wrought Iron chairs $75, 643- ly by letdinginoiapeDdentTax BOOKKEEPING- homes, multiple dwellings? MERCURY 1973 MARQUIS- 4 • Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath 9677. No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate WE PAY TOP PRICES for tation to hospitals for the removal of organs. Time is so im­ (NtWSPAPtR ENTIAPRiSf AiSN) Consultant. Rione 649-6851. Professionally done in my PROFESSIONAL PAINTING wrecked and junk cars. A i B door hardtop. Full power. Low .., portant in the removal of urgans that a donor almost always home. Pick up and deliveij Tile, Dormers, Roofing. Associates, Inc, 6491980, - Interior and exterior. Residential or Commercl^. DARK PINE BEDROOM SET Auto Salvage, used auto parts. mileage. New tires. $1125.289 ■ - , has to be in the hospital at the time of death. (Corneas must arrangement. Please call 647- Commercial and residential. Crafted in New Hampshire, " ” " 6496223. 8553 or 289-6287. , , be removed within four hours after death; kidneys within 20 4 649-4291. 1785. 456 MAIN STREET- Three TAX r e t u r n s ! Free estimates. Fully in­ Queen Size Cannonball Bed, rooms heated. No appliances. minutesll Alley Oop — Dave Qraue Win at bridge PREPARED: Please call now I sured. 646-4879. CARPENTRY - All types of Triple Dresser with Oval 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs There is no cost to the donor or the donor's family lor the for your Evening or Saturday SPECIALISTS IN HOME No pets. Tenant Insurance I repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool Mirror, Chest-On-Chest, 2 required. $225 monthly. $300 excellent. Must sell, removal of organa. appointment. Noreen B. • IMPROVEMENT- Roofing, sacrificing! Any reasonable IT(S CPBViCXiS TM B j THAT MEANS VES, nr d o e s ! sw ncH DAN SHEA PAINTING St Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and Nite Stands. Excellent con­ security. Call 646-2426, However, when one donates his entire bodg to a medical I SURE HOPE \ 1 THINK .‘.THAT BA8V Carpenter, 646-7788. .■ Remodeling Additions. R.P. offer over $1450. Call after 1976 CAMARO- Automatic, 6 ' PLANET IS MUCH / V C U HAVE ALL POWER TO FLIGHT THAT FLYIN' GI30HO) VCAN fflUfT DECORATING- Interior St Windows Hung. Ceiling dition! $800. 6494876. weekdays, 9 to 5. cylinder, low mileage. school, in some states the medical school bears the cost of TO (RENEW , IS T A K iN ' Roushon Builders, Inc., 633- Exterior. Also: Wallppering. 3:30 p.m., 6491150, 528-6063. MOQE, LONTCIO! ^ / 'AORRyiN', OFF'UKE 3654. Repaired and Painted. Call AM/FM 8 track. Excellent transportation. In other states, the estate of the donor must SEARCH! A»,gmEI! SfTOERy SUZ! Quality Craftsmanship! Call anytime, 643-6130. ATOBCHEP INCOME TAX- Done in your I condition. Call Lea at 6490795 , pay lor it. Check with your local medical school. PTEROOACTVl Give partner needed help home. Six years experience. 646-5424. after 4. Call for very Reasonabl CARPENTRY, CUSTOM HOUSES, ADDITIONS, EARLY AMERICAN BOLTON-6 Rooms. 2 bedroom DEAR ABBY; You recently published a letter from a should be seen and not heard." Rates. 646-5346 Waite BEAUTIFUL 5 PIECE WANTED JUNK AND LATE reader complaining about a woman who chewed ice con­ Alan: "I suppose you INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR GARAGES, ROOFING & miartment. Private home. Zingler. Bedroom Set. Excellent Con­ Eat in kitchen, dining room, MODEL WRECKS - Cash tinuously. You commented in a funny vein. NORTH 2-4-80 watched today's hand. Did Home Improvements. Wall SIDING- Kitchens, Paid. Call Parker Street Used ♦ AQ2 JACK INKEL PAIN’HNG CO, dition. $1000, or Best Offer. fireplace. Garage. $450. 649- OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS ■ She might just be ill-mannered; on the other hand, she South get away with his three- papering and painting and all Bathrooms, and Repair Work Auto Parts, Inc. 6493391. ▼ 953 Quality Painting, Of All Kinds. Call Robert Jar­ Call 643-0932. 8359 SALON 1977- V-8. Brown and could very well be suffering from an iron deficiency. notrump contract?" phases of remodeung, in­ Paperhanging^, Paper ♦ K QJ109 cluding roofing and siding. vis for estimates, 643-6712. tan interior. Stereo. Air. Sport ! ’’Pagophagia" is a medical term for eating ice; it is a form Oswald: “No trouble at all. Removal, Wall Preparation, OAK LOVE SEAT with 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- ♦ KQ His king of hearts took East's IN CO M E TAX Free estimates. 647-1227. 428, 4 barrel. $500, or best, wheels. Other extras. $3700. - • of "pica," which is a craving for unusual substances. It’s a Ceilings. Staining, and matching Oak Chair $75. for W E S T E A S T jack at trick one and he went PREPARATION. Reasonable Roonng-Sldlng-Chlmnuy 34 offer. Call 6496410, anytime. Call after 5 p.m., 647-1966. well-known symptom of iron deficiency. Cabinets Refinished. Free both. 643-9677. j ♦ 6 4 3 ♦ K J1 0 8 accurate, in your home or - - - U The woman needs to be examined and a diagnosis made. after diamonds. West won the Estimates, Insured, 6494)095. RESPONSIBLE COUPLE 1974 MUSTANG II- 4 cylinder, a-H ▼ A 10 872 ¥ Q J third diamond, thought for a mine. Norm Marshall, 643- BIDWELL HOME Improve­ with 1 child looking for 5 HIGH PERFORMANCE AND She might overcome her ice-chewing habit by taking iron ment Co. Expert installation Very economical! Asking ■- L ♦ A 7 3 * 5 2 while and finally led a spade. 9044. TEACHERS- Experienced rooms. Needed by 3/1/80. Call ECONOMY, Modified 1/6 For­ supplements. ALL INTERIOR of aluminum siding ntters COMBINATION VICTOR / $2200. Call 649-7639. ♦ 96 ♦ 8 7 5 4 3 South went right up with Interior, Exterior Painting, after 6:00 p.m,, 5293927. m ula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 PHOENIX M.D. REMODELING & and trim. Roofing instmlation RECORD RADIO PLAYER The Flintetonee — Hanna Barbara Productions SOUTH dummy's ace and cashed out RENOVATION- Including Wallpapering. Now looking with records. Sturdy piece of seconds, 30 mpg^^, suspension and repairs 649-6495, 871-2^. radial spoilers. Excellent con­ 1974 CAMARO 359 $1700. Can ♦ 975 four notrump happily." Carpentry, Plumbing, for after school and weekend floor furniture. Many uses. MANCHESTER MAIN DEAR M.D.: Thanks for the hard, cold facts. I learned OF ▼ K64 dition. $2295. 6497536. be seen at 44 Garden Street, r Alan: “Was there any com­ work. "No Job Too Small". STREET- 3 Room Heated P ALLEN T. KEELER TAX Wallpapering, Suspended Could be converted to bar. Manchester. Please call 649 — something today. COURSE IT'S BU T, WF4AT?’ ♦ 864 ment after the hand?" Free Estimates. Reasonable SPECIALIZING cleaning and apartment. Hot water, PIPN'T SERVICE: Returns prepared Ceilings, Sneetrocking, repairing chimneys, roofs, Before 7 p.m. 6499707. 7465. RAINING- you SAW IT LOOK ♦ a J 102 Oswald: “East told West in the privacy of your home Kitchens, Bathrooms. Fine Rates. Call Pete 649-5873, Jim appliances. Parking. No pets. 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent CONFIDENTIAL TO VICTOR IN SACRAMENTO; Do new roofs. Free estimates. M motor. Standard shift. Priced WHV ARE THE LIKE A Vulnerable: Both that it was too bad that West Don’t delay - call today. 871 work at a reasonable price. 289-3579. MANS WINTER JACKET - Security. 523-7047. not teach your mynah bird to “talk dirty,” or you will be con­ vears Experience. Howley, for quick sale, $650. Also: 1971 BLACKJACK HEADERS for ’ ’ VOU SO r.i nr IOC / r a in Dealer: North couldn't gues$-abqut the queen 1781. Vincent Pizzonia, 643-2543. Large size, 44-46, $15. Good '70 to ’72 Camaro. Like new. tributing to the delinqnlncy of a mynahl of hearts and lay dltwnjjis ace M3-5361. SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM AUSTIN- Automatic, air con­ SUKPRISEO CLOUD condition. Set of 20 Books, Plus, Pro Shock Valve Covers, West North E^st South to set the Mntract." hard cover. Good for children, DOUBLE with appliances. ditioned. 48,000 original miles. LEE PAINTING - Interior & ROOFER WILL Install Roof, good condition, $55. Call 649- -« 1 ♦ P a s s 1 NT Alan: "I note your silence. F Private yard, quiet street, $900. Both can be seen at 24 Are there questions you can’t ask your parents? Get V v o u f ALL TYPES OF TAXE Exterior. "Check My Rate Siding or Gutter for Low $10. Before 7 p.m,, call 643- 8618, after 4:30 p.m. Pass 2 NT Pass 3 NT It is obvious that East was GEORGE N. CONVERSE- 9707. excellent location. $325 plus North Street. Abby’s new booklet; WHAT TEENAGERS OUGHT TO PREPARED- Individual Before You Decorate". Discount Price. Call Ken at Pass Pass Pass solely Ksponsible for South Painting & Paperhanging. utilities. Call 647-1633 after 6. IWOW. Drugs, sex and alcohol are plainly discussed. Send Business, Partnership, Cor­ Dependabie. Fully Insured. Interior and Exterior. Call 647-1566. 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO 1968 MUSTANG: A u to m atic,"” getting away with grand theft. porations. Will come to vour 646-1653 CORD WOOD- Seasoned or 87,000 miles, 6 cylinder. Runs ALL**” * stamped (28cents! self-addressed envelope to after 5 p.m., 643-2804. DUPLEX- Centrally located. MX- Excellent condition, low Opening lcad:¥ 7 East should have discarded house. 5684)633. FIREPLACE AND green. Cut to your Good! Must sell, $400. 647-1253 Abby, 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. specifications. Deliverd, or 2 bedrooms. Heat. mileage. Quadrophonic his queen of hearts on that J.P. LEWIS SON- Custom CHIMNEY CONSTRUCTION. anytime. Si you can pick up.742-7576. Appliances. Security. No stereo-8 track, power steering ■m ,s»i>.$$P-i-irw$wmMfnim>Wjii)i»:(niw ...... itfftg third diamond whereupon Decorating, Interior & Brick, Fleldstone Specialist. children. No Pets. Available / brakes, one owner, 872-6528, West would have known what Telephone John Wennergren, 1970 FORD MUSTANG- Lan- ” Exterior Painting, MARANTZ RECEIVER 30 March 1st. $375. 6490778. 633-5310, or 6590508. to do." Paperhanging & Remodeling, R&R HEBERT PAINTING- Mason. 6493012. dau roof. Good condition. Astrograph Oswald: "Of course, he I n t e r i o r St Exterior. WATTS- BIC Turntable, KLH Must see. Call Jo-Ann, 742- C&M TREE SERVICE - Free Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. Speakers. $300. Call 646^778. TWO BEDROOM 1976 FORD ECONOLINE The Born Loser — Art Sanaom By Oswald Jacoby should have, but I didn't want E "Guaranteed Quality 9057. estimates, discount senior Call 649-9658. STEEL, VINYL, AND APARTMENT- Carpeted, VAN 109 V8. Finished in­ and Alan Sontag to start a row." Workmanship!” Call 6497718. ALUMINUM SIDING, Trim Bernice Bede Osol citizens. Company SEASONED FIREWOOD for Appliances. Centrally located. terior. Loaded with options. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Manchester-owned and work a specialty. Small jobs 1969 FORD LTD- Needs T i sale. $55 1 ton truck load. Available March 1st. Security Captains' Chair, stereo etc. GEIWINI (May 21-Jun* 20) II you MO HARP operated. Call 646-1327. INTERIOR PAIN'HNG- Your welcome. Call 228-0800. $3750. Call 633-3233,569-1804 or brakes and minor work. $150, ^ Oswald: "As I get older I (For a copy of JACOBY average Ceiling tlS.OO. Quali­ Please call after 4:00 p.m., & references required. $250. think something different wilt ■THOR«iAPPl.&.(JO 563-6373 evenings. Call 6493858 anytime. , . m i Y ) a r w t W H 0J watch more bridge hands. MODERN, send S I to: "Win at ty Craftsman. Phone 643-9980. 644-1444. No utilities. 6491316, 649-8782 work in order to gain your ends, &M T R E E SER V IC E- < % u r Sometimes it is hard to keep Bridge," care ol this newspa­ after 5. 1974 AUDI FOX 2 Door. give it a shot. Bold, unique meth­ Specialist in tree and stump IN C O M E TAX FOR SALE 1973 CJ5. 8 ods can pay ff handsomely still when there is a hopeless per, P.O. Box 489, Radio Oily Building Contneting 33 DRY HARDWOOD- Cut and Automatic. Sunroof. 28 mpg. ' ^ r t h d s ^ misplay, but I was brought up removal. Free estimates. PREPARATION. Reasonable Hoating-Plumbing 35 split into stove lengths, 16 to SPACIOUS 4 BEDROOM cylinder. Jeep, with Myers today. Station, New York, N. Y. Senior citizen discount. 24 accurate, in your home or Regular gas. Mint condition. " ^ CANCER (June 21-Juiy 22) A in a school where kibitzers 10019.) WES ROBBINS Carpentry 18” lengths. Pickup load, 1/2 DUPLEX- 1 1/2 baths, dining electrical hydraulic angle hour, year round service. 643- mine. Norm Marshall, 643- NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet plow. Odometer reading 34,- $1900. Call 649-3445 Saturday new insight into a better way of remodeling specialist. Ad­ cord $45 delivered in area. room, den, carpeting. $400 per 7285. SPECIAL WINTER 9044. repairs, plugged drains, 000 m iles. This vechicle St Sunday, and after 6 Ftbruary 5,1980 getting along with someone ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Telephone 5695459. month, plus utilities. No pets. RATES! kitchen faucets replaced, privately owned in first class weekdays. . -■ This coming year should be an important to you will come to you built-ins, bathrooms, Strano Real Estate, 6492000. exciting one. You may find your­ tc^ay. Be sure to follow through repaired, rec rooms, WE BUY & SELL USED condition. New top, new BRICK, BLOCK, STONE kitchens, 6493446. BANK REPOSSESSIONS self much more active than usual on this fresh approach. bathroom remodeling, heat FURNITURE- One niece or 6 ROOM DUPLEX- No battery, new brakes, new LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Give your Fireplaces, concrete. EXPERT PAINTING and FOR SALE- 1973 Buick Le doing thing you may have never CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. modernization, etc. Free entire household. Casti On The appliances or utilities. muffler. Exceptionally clean. tried before, all of which will attention to those who mean the Chimney repairs. No job too LANDSCAPING Specializing Estimate gladly given. M & M Has not been commercially Sabre $895; 1972 Audi $895. Heathcliff — George Gately Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. Line. Furniture Bam. 649 Children,;hildi yes. Security prove extremely fruitful. most to you today. They'll small. Save' Call 644-8356 for in Ebcterior House Painting. Plumbing & Heating. 6492871, used. Call 643-0644, 10 a.m, to The above may be seen at the respond in kind, making for a Tree pruning, spraying, Call Gary Cushing 3492009. 0865. deposit. $3(X;.$3(X). Call...... 643-94()9 Savings Bank of Manchester, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) t- k estimates. alter 5 p.m. 3 p.m. weekdays. Ask for Mr. Unusual influences that could most happy time for all. mowing, weeding. Call 742- Gordon. Main Street, Manchester. contribute to you materially or VIRGO (Aug. 23-8#pt. 22) An 7947. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 WATERPROOFING FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. add to your resources In some opportunity may present itself Wlnthrop - Dick Cavalll Hatchways, foundation Carpentry and general con­ manner are stirring today. Look today to clear the air with some­ tracting. Residential and HOME SWEET HOME - Immediate occupancy. one you feel you’ve been less cracks, tile lines, sump Mature adults only. No pets. for some unique opportunities. pumps, gravity feeds, window commercial. Whether it be a Complete health-guard Trucks for Sale 62 ■ Romance, travel luck, resources close to than you’d like. It will be I WOUlXN'rWANIT'TOBe r AABAN/AFTER.'tOLS'RE facilities. Cats also. Canine Security Deposit St wells. 30 years’ experience. small repair job, a custom FORD LTD LANDAU 1979- possible pitfalls and career for a good meeting. /APRISOBAU... iris A A PRINCIF^AL^vM-IAT ATTILATHE HUN. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon References. Call 649-1265. the coming months are all dis­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A per­ 643-4953 , 8^-8413. BOOKEEPING FOR SMALL built home or anything in Tutone Blue. 4 door. Power GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY (PBAD-END OCe. g a m VOU BECOAAE? between, call 6491379. Road, Manchester. 6495971. TRUCK- Has the reading ■ cussed in your Astro-Graph Let­ son who appreciates something BUSINESSES. Personal, Con­ steering, power brakes. Air. ter which begins with your birth­ you’ve done involving your work ■ ATTENTION WORKING fidential. Up-date records for Fully loaded. Excellent condi­ enclosed bo^, with side com-. CARPENTRY & MASONRY - BOX STALLS, TRAILS- Blue Onicea-Storea lor Rant 55 partments. Excellent for con­ day. Mail $1 for each to Astro- could show you just how much r PARENTS ” I will babysit 1979 taxes. Monthly tion. Call 289-0265. Graph, Box 489. Radio City so today, by doing something your child in my home with Additions and Remodeling. Seal Feeding Program. Ring tractor. 7:30a.m. to5:30p.m., Bookkeeping available. Call Insulation in the wall can with lights. Pastures. Daily PROFESSIONAL / Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to nice for you. loving care. 528-8560. 649-2903, 12 noon to 3 p.m. Free estimates. Call Anthony 633-0249. specify birth date. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) This Squillacote 649-0811. be like money in the bank. turnouts. Rockville. Call 875- B U S IN E S S o f f i c e BUILDING - Approximately PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) could prove to be a very interest­ 9954, or 875-0272; 742-9653. 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- ing day where your social life is 2600 square feet, with ample Friends and contacts are willing 1967 PONTIAC LE MANS- 2 Excellent condition. Power to put themselves out for you concerned. It could even lead to Mualcal Inalrumenia 44 parking. Close to Center, D oor H a rd to p . OHC 6. steering and brakes. today. You won't have fb ask advancing your romantic inter­ hospital and new court ests. Hornet For Sole 23 Homes for Safe 23 Houtehold Goods 40 Automatic. Good condition. Automatic transmission. Wiil them to go to bat for you. It will □MISC. FOR SALE HOLTON TRUMPET - Good building. For info, call 568- $700 or best offer. 643-5317. trade for four wheel drive. be their idea. SAQI'TTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) 7658 or 871-0401. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Gain­ Someone whose company you BOLTON- RANCH 5 ROOMS. condition. $90 or best offer. $1995. 646-0557, after 6:00 p.m. VETERANS Unbelievable /Ib SOLUTE BARGAINS! 646-1032. ing the approval or cooperation enjoy may pop in on you unex­ opportunity Buy this 5 Large fireplaced living room, Custom made draperies, slip­ Articlet tor Sale 41 MANCHESTER- 1000 Square you are seeking stands a better pectedly at home today. The rea­ z-t full basement. 150x300 lot. 1 son lor the visit might be unusu-. bedroom, 2 bath Colonial No covers and upholstery. Budget 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ Feet Manufacturing. Light In­ chance of being realized today if down payment No closing owner Excellent condition. Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 dustrial. Many possibilities. 1975 DODGE DART. you're not too obvious about al, but happy. cluding Ovations, plus free CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Short Ribs — Frank Hill costs. Strano Real Estate. 649 $58,900. F.J.Spilecki, 643-2121. or 6491000. Office Space included, $375 Excellent condition. New 1956 CHEVY BUS. 21 feet,- your motives. case with this ad. Carlos TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You You could find yourself in very 2 0 0 0 . monthly. Heat and electric in­ guitars 607o off. Rivers Music, Tires, Carburetor, and Tune- needs work. $800. Telephone could meet somebody through entertaining company today, P A C ^ jkWHBRe AM_ TRANSyLVANi/ THE C(X(NTSAIO IT ALL HEWAVrePTOKNOW ALUMINUM Sheets used as cluded. Hayes Corp., 646-0131. up, $1,950, 649-5133. 647-1724. Inveatment Property 7 Main Street, New Britain. another today who might particularly if you're attending a MXJR- (5 0 ING7 DIDNY /WAT-TEB. \W6 VOLK BLOOD TYPE, RAISED RANCH New quali­ 25 printing plates, .007 thick 2291977. Layaways. become more than an acquain­ social function. It should prove I HAVE ty built. 70’ long. 9 rooms. 3 23x28W", 25 cents each or 5 COVENTRY ROUTE 31; 780 tance. You could find that you exciting. V3UR ACT MANCHESTER- Newer 4 36” GAS STOVE- In good con­ bedrooms. Family room with for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be square feet (expandable to share an unusual interest. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) 5 0 0 KEP. 1 fireplace. 2 car garage. Trees. store neighborhood center. dition. $50. White. Call after nickedicked up before 11 a.m. □ RENTALS 1780 square feet) heated store 5:30 p.m. 6499822, or 6494751. C A PR I II 1976- R ed. 4 1973 CHEVY BLAZER 4 WD- Much more. 398,500. Group I, Quality construction. Possible or office. Parking, join Post Btrry't World — JIti Berry '•Die/lRg ROASrihie DOOLEY, THE POaVUCHER." ' Philbrick Agency. 6494200. Package Store Permit. Owner Office, Heritage Savings Bank cylinder. Low mileage. Stan­ Power brakes. Needs some financing available. Hayes CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye Rooma lor Rent 52 and 5 other tenants. Michael dard. $2600. Call after 5, 647- work. 61,000 miles. $1500. Call Corp., 6490131. set, electric welder, acetylene N. Cohen & Associates. 1966. 646-0454 or 646-3487. I Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl A Stoffel ELLINGTON- We are very WANTED OLD PIANO- Call outfit, aluminum ladder, THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ trally located. Downtown 1971 PONTIAC CATALINA. proud to show off this 6 room Real Eatale Wanted 28 871-2143, between 10 a.m. and trailer tires, new electric Reaort Property Manchester. Kitchen Excellent transportation. Aluminum sided Cape. 3 8 p.m. generator, electric lawn- For Rent 56 MOP INTD AIV Y'f^ANKS NOW T O bedrooms, beautiful kitchen, SELLING your house? Call us mower, Evenings, 6397060. privileges. Call 6492358. $700. Call 643-1135. Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 64 HOTTuB.VlOULL ' DOC TUI^N UP immaculate home - a pleasure first and we’ll make you a CAPE COD- Harwich. 2 ■ I h e a t 4 to show. Call Strano Real cash offer! T.J. Crockett, WOOD FOR SALE- Cut any LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING bedroom Cottage Home 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - I Our Boarding Houaa This Funny World LOVE IT. EsUte, 6492000. Realtor, 643-1577. OLDER GAS STOVE WITH length, split, delivered, $95 a ROOM for working or retired available July 5 to Aunst LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, AND T o s s SPACE HEATER. $50 or best lady. Utilities included. Call good cord. Call 875-6787, 2nd.; and August 3rd to 31st. 100% stock and In excellent ! THE WELL, MR. TURNER IS ] t h e NEW 7 ROOM CAPE on 3/4 offer, 6494319. 649-0307. 1974 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA- IN MAY WE BUY your home? Call 643-7802 between 9 and 5. 6 cylinders. Automatic shape. $4500. 742-8786. ‘ NEW/ -ER, AH-BETWEEN A acre lot. Aluminum siding ()uick, fair, all cash and no transmission. 39,000 miles. MEMBER f’o s m o H i AT th e VB6ETABLES storms, screens. Appliances, problem. Call Warren E. 2 ROOMS-1 Free, 1 $20 week­ Wanted to Rent 57 $2100. Please call 649-1354. 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT ■ w /v n j PRESENT T im e; b u t his carpeting. $92,500. Several Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. ly; mature male and female. MODERN WALNUT COUCH 750- Kerker headers. KNN ; T0 3EE TALENTS WILL BE OF other Colonial styles being St ROCKING CHAIR- Blue. FIREWOOD- 4-foot fresh cut, (5ne with License for errands filters. Oil cooler. Much ')(7U built. Peterman Agency, 649 and meals. Private entrance. (SREAT SERVICE TO ___ I____L _ J ^ ilouaehold Qooda 40 Good condition. Call 647-1925. $65 a cord. Well seasoned, A-1 more! $1500 . 643-4076 before 2 ^ RI6HT THE r-.\ lid' 9404 , 649-4644. hardwood. True full cord, 128 Call 6495459. p.m. ^mm ONE-BEDROOM AWAY! cf. $90 deliverd in Manchester PONTIAC BONNEVILLE R efrigerators FURNISHED SLEEPING APARTMENT for middleage BOLTON YEAR ROUND V|(ashers / Ranges, used, FRENCH PROVINCIAL area. 5292950. BROUGHAM 1979 - 4 door. WATERFRONT. Huge living DINING ROOM SET- Exten­ ROOM for mature gentleman. businessman. Prefer areas Automatic transmission. ^aranteed and clean. New Share modern bath. Parking East of Manchester to room, large eat-in kitchen, 3 shipment damaged, G.E St sion Table, 4 Chairs, China BEAR CAT 210 SCANNER. Power steering, power •fr ■! ■ large bedrooms and full base­ available. No cooking. Securi­ Willimantic. Must be quiet, 1979 YAMAHA - SX 1100 E u j w Cabinet. Excellent condition. Digital programming. No brakes. Fully loaded. Mint FRIGIDAIRE. prices. ty and re fe re n c e s. $150 neat, and clean. 742-9865, 9 SERIES- With full dress kit m ent. $48,500. Group I, R.D. Pearl St Son, 649 Main Reasonable. 568-6061 before 1, Crystals required. Like new. condition. Excellent mileage. HEY WMATS Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. and after 5. $225, 64952M. monthly. Call 643-2121, a.m. to noon. Call 289-0265. Asking $3600, firm. 646-2096. /MV PABBiTStEWKClPE Street, 643-2171. (6 0 IN(3 O N ? ^POESNT CALL FOR ANV ^■k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-kiririr-k-kiriririririf-k-kit-k-kir-k-kitirif k k k k k k k - k k .BUBBLE BATM-

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