20- EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Feb. 11, 1980 1-:;. : : ; i R - 30I-TON p 4 0 business. U sj w i-j b a g ! Heritage Elects Director Town, 991. ilanrltPHtfr In announcing the election, bank MANCHESTER - Dr. Byrl N. president Wiliiam H. Hale said, "Dr. University and a doctorate from Boyce of the University of Connec­ Boyce's nationaliy known expertise Pennsylvania State University. He ticut has been eiected to the board of in our business wili make him a has authored dozens of books and ar­ directors of Heritage Savings and vaiuabie asset on our board. Banking ticles on real estate finance and has Loan Association. is undergoing significant changes, held leadership positions in several Boyce, a national figure in real es­ and the successfui banks of the '80s professional societies including the pjie Appeal tate financing educational circles, wiii need a gret deal of vision at the Society of Real Estate Appraisers fEufntnu heads the executive education senior management and board leveis. and the presidency of the American program at UConn which serves the Dr. Boyce wili have an important Reai Estate and Urban Economics savings and loan business nationally role in our planning as we grow in the Association. [vol. XCIX. No. 113 — Manchester. Conn., Tuesday, February 12, 19M~ • Since 1861 • 20» Single Copy • 15« Home Delivered — the School for Executive develop­ '80s." Heritage Savings is a $100 million Un Merger ------ment of the Institute for Financial Dr. Boyce holds bachelor of asset savings and loan association Education. He is also professor of science and master of business ad­ with seven offices in Hartford and $2,000 ending, which is $15,000. finance and real estate at UConn. ministration degrees from Indiana Tolland counties. Byrl N. Boyce By MARY KITZMANN Herald Reporter But a foreman was hired at the old salary using a previous applicant list. MANCHESTER - The town’s The town says they merely went back District refusal to allow a planned union to the existing job, and so used the Gerber Instrument Names President merger, and passing over the ton available list. bachelor’s degree from Rutgers University. finisher for a position has led to SOUTH WINDSOR - H. Joseph Gerber has Four vice-presidents for the Gerber Scien­ The union is charging unfair hiring Charles M. Hevenor has been named GSI's' state labor appeals by town tnanage- ERA Reale Estate President Jim Jackson congratulates Daniel F. announced that Robert J. Maerz has been ap­ tific Instrument Co. have also been appointed. practices. According to sources, Favored David R. Ryan has been appointed vice- vice-president of systems. Hevenor joined ment and the union. Reale and Michelle M. Miranda, Manager, on completion of a recent pointed president of the Gerber Scientific John Fedora would have applied for Instrument Co., a wholly owned subsidiary of president of marketing. Ryan has been the Gerber in 1966, as manager of engineering Town management has refused to the sanitary foreman position, if he ERA real estate seminar. Gerber Scientific Inc. Gerber continues as sales manager for Gerber since joining the software. He holds a bachelor’s degree from allow the merger of Local 991 of the had known it was available. He was president and chairman of the board of the company in 1975. Ryan holds a bachelor's John Hopkins University. American Federation of State, Coun­ not qualified for the supervisor posi­ In Suit Richard J, Lech, former controller for GSI, parent corporation, Gerber Scientific Inc. degree in electrical engineering and a ty and Muncipal Employees and the tion. has been named vice president controller.; Before joining GSI as a vice-president in master's degree in business administration Muncipal Employees Group until Fedora, a maintenance mechanic, Reale Firm Joins ERA from Cornell University and is a member of Lech joined Gerber in 1972 as a cost accoun­ legal questions are answered. 1965. Maerz was with Litton Industries. He is then applied for the highway foreman Relat<‘d Hlory on page 8 the I.E.E.E. and the Association for Com­ tant and holds a bachelor’s degree and' Previously, the town had agreed to an engineering graduate of the Rensselaer position and finished first on the town master's in business administration degree' the merger. Robert Weiss, town MANCHESTER-ERA Daniel R. Reale said Reale "protects the homeowner Polytechnic Institute and a veteran of the U.S. puting Machinery. tests. But he was passed over in Richard F. McGann will assume the position from American International College. He is a Inc.. 175 Main St., has joined Electronic against the operational failure of major Army. He is a member of the American Socie­ manager, notified union officials of favor of the number four man, David member of the National Association of Ac­ By CHARLIE MAYNARD Realty Associates Inc., a nationwide home components including the central ty of Mechanical Engineers, Sigma Xi of vice-president of manufacturing. McGann the decision to block the merger in a Chagnot. home marketing service, it was an­ heating, electric air conditioning, plum­ Engineering Fraternity and the City Club of joined GSI in 1968 and has been the manufac­ countants. letter Feb, 6. “This is another instance where Herald Reporter nounced by Daniel F. Reale. president. bing and electrical system, built-in Hartford. turing manager since 1970. He holds a The union has already prepared its they have not chosen the top MANCHESTER — The Connecticut As an ERA real estate broker. Reale appliances, water heaters, and softeners case against the town for the State finisher,” Fuller said, “ As far as Supreme Court has ruled in favor of •said he will be able to offer such consumer and accessible sheet metal ducts.” -m-r Labor Relations Board. Robert I’m concerned they're fooling with the Eighth Utilities District in a dis­ aids as ERA Reat Estate’s two home Home Sellers Protection coverage I'lp -v tp f* r\£ |tT 1 P 4 I I t T I P P I * ® SINUS SUFFERERS Fuller, president, said other options their own system.” pute with the town over a consolida­ begins 15 days after the home is listed for V? A . » were also being explored. tion procedure. protection plan and Home Sellers Protec­ good howi (of youl EndMiv* now "hurd cof«“ SYNA-CLEAR DocongottOMl Fuller said the union wants the tion—as well as photo-by-wire listings and sale with an ERA Real Estate Broker, for tabloli oct imtOAtly and conlinvouily to droin and door oil noial-dnut covitiot. The union officials met last night In a decision released Monday WINDSOR LOCKS - Ralph H. Martin Martin, a director and a vice president sanitary foreman position reposted. a nationwide relocation system. up to six months or until the home is sold. O n * "hard cor«** labial givai you up lo 8 houri raliaf from pain and prottwra of with Council 4, the union’s regional Werbner said the position, and that of night, the court declared that provi­ and George E. Batzei have been appointed of the corporation since joining Dexter in congtftiion. AUowi you lo broolha aaiily— ilopt walary a yti and runny nott. You division, to prepare another case in­ ERA Real EsUte. the fastest-growing The coverage is identical to the buyer's 1964, is president of the C.H. Dexter Divi­ highway foreman, has already been sion regarding consolidation in the to the newly created positions of senior can buy 9YNA-CLEAR AT LIGGETT PARKADE PHARMACY without volving the town’s hiring policy. national home marketing service, will plan," Reale said. sion vn Windsor Locks. n— 6 for a proacrlptlon. Satlafactlon guarantaod by makar. Try It todayl filled, and the town will take no town charter prevailed over any vice president, Dexter Corp., it was an­ The union contends the sanitary have more than 45.000 sales associates in ERA-Dainiel F. REALE Inc. has been Batzei, who has been a vice president further action. parallel provisions in the 1957 Home nounced by Chairman David L. Coffin. At foreman position was not advertised, more than 4.500 offices nationwide by the serving home buyers and sellers in the and director of the Dexter Corp. since Inlrodudory In a meeting yesterday, the town Rule Act. the same time it was announced that $]so and individuals who were qualified end of 1980. according to Reale. Manchester area for the past six years. 1971, is president of the Midland Division officials refused to allow Local 991 David T- Emott and Peggy K. Grodd have Offer Worth did not have the opportunity to apply. In essence, the court said con­ •'The Home Buyers Protection Plan. " in Waukegan, III. representation of Fedora, a MEG been named assistant secretary and assis­ Cut out Ihii o d — lake lo tiora litlad. Purchaia on* pack of SYNA-CLEAl I 2 ’i ond The position was advertised as a solidation could take place by a vote member. Fedora and union officials tant treasurer, respectively. rocotva one more SYNA>ClEA8 12*Pack Fra*. santitary supervisor. The change was of the electors of the Eighth District left the meeting. requested by Jay Giles, public works and not by a townWide vote. It was a “We’ve got them on about a half a Insurance Award director, and Steve Werbner, per­ setback for pro-consolidation forces dozen things,” Fuller said. “What which had petitioned residents from sonnel director, saying no one had they’re saying is that they make the Large Brush Fire VERNON—Charles Sullivan Jr. has been named the both sides to establish a consolida­ applied for the foreman’s job. rules.” 1979 Commercial Line Winner of the Allstate Insurance tion commission and make formal S A U PRICES IN EFFECT The change to sanitary supervisor “This isn’t a union matter,’’ . Firefighters extinguished a large brush fire officials said was the fire was probably Co.’s New England Region. The commercial Line Winner proposals on how the two sides would NOW T>ffiU SAT. FEB. 23,1980 increased the needed qualifications Werbner says. “ Both positions are Tuesday morning along the railroad tracks started by a lighted flare dropped by a Award is presented to the Agent who has sold the most Beaconway for txfillant valueel Famous and the salary by $400 starting and be merged. commercial business insurance. Sullivan was selected quality! Latest designsi PrettoUday management, outside of union that run between E ast Hartford and passing train. (Herald photo by Pinto) for the award from among the 351 full-time Allstate specials for handy oo^t yourselferBt jurisdiction,” Manchester adjacent to Tolland Street. Fire The Committee for One Beaconway Hunyl The town also refused to deduct Manchester filed suit in Hartford's agents in New England. Superior Court on May 31, 1978, Sullivan, an account agent working based at 224 Hart­ QJvd^QAk Gehiu J Board Votes Local 991 dues of $8.50 from MEG member’s paychecks, The^y present­ seeking a declaratory judgment that ford Turnpike. Vernon, has been with Allstate for 13 ly pay $2, the District is subject to the Home years and earned the Honor Ring designation for 1969 and >91 Budget Plan MEG, a union of clerical and Attorney Probing Leaks Rule Act of the Connecticut General 1979. technical workers, voted in Statutes. Clarence Okma, associate vice president of Allstate s MANCHESTER -T h e Board of New England Region, said the effort of Sullivan and December to merge with Local 991 The court ordered the district and •99 Education Monday night adopted a WASNINGTON (UPI) - A U.S. at­ torney lor Connecticut, to take over In a question-and-answer session at others honored play a large part in the company’s out­ saying they needed more experience town to reconvene the consolidation rryg. 3.M budget for 1980-81 of $17,667,854. This in bargaining. Their contract expires torney is taking charge of an intense the internal probe — which will focus the National Press Club, Civiletti and appoint officials to a consolida­ standing growth as one of the top insurance companies in yarn Justice department hunt for the on leaks to The New York Times, kHchan twitch represents an increase over the 1979- in 1981. said he has never been more tion commission. the nation. special 80 budget of $1,396,684. sources of leaks to the news media NBC and the Long Island newspaper craft kit Werbner said the town wants legal “angered and frustrated” as at­ However, the defendent district Sullivan, his wife Claudia and their child make their about the FBI’s undercover Newsday before the FBI investiga­ Let this deUghtful Despite the manager’s guideline questions about a merger in the mid­ torney general than he was over the appealed the ruling, «charging that Charles Sullivan home at 211 Brandv Hill Road, Vernon. “Abscam” investigation. tion was completed. little witch brew request to hold increases at 6 per­ dle of two contracts answered. Until leaks. — the Home Rule Act had never been' up a batch of luck cent, the board adopted a budget that then, he said, there is no reason to let Department officials are con­ Civiletti also sought to quiet In your kitchen I adopted by the town because it c e rn ^ the leaks could damage the reports the scandal still is widening. Scandinavian represents approximately an 8.5 per­ the Local 991 represent MEG. Civiletti said he was “beefing up” already had a charter when that act good luck legendl chances of successful prosecutions “Other than the unfortunate, cent increase. The budget adopted by “They agreed, in November, said the investigation, calling the leaks was passed. Easy to makel the board contains no cuts in School stemming from the controversial and regrettable and inexcusable leaks Rogers Corp. Reports Fuller, “Now they say, we can’t do about investigations of officials yet Chief Justice John P. Cotter said unprecedented probe of political cor­ that have endangered (presumably) Superintendent James Kennedy’s it,” to face criminal charges the intent of the Home Rule Act was ruption that has implicated eight innocent persons by identifying them proposed "no improvement” budget. In December Weiss had com­ not “to repeal, limit or modify any members of Congress. specifically, there are no other “inexcusable and tragic ... par­ After weeks of item-by-itera, line mented “I have no hangup on it. (the provision of the Manchester town Record Sales, Income 139% Spinnerin Attorney General Benjamin senators or congressmen to my ticularly when it involves public of­ by line, review, the board agreed that merger) They have a right to be charter" naedlBcraft kits Civiletti announced Monday he is knowledge in any way related to the the increased cost could be traced to represented by whoever they ficials whose reputations are their “Furthermore,” he declared, ROGERS — Rogers Corp. has reported ditures in the previous year. He stated skain Crewel and needlepoint '“'s naming Richard Blumenthal, U.S. at­ Abscam investigation.“ he said. life’s blood,” inflation, energy, and salaries. want.” “where the town charter prescribes record 1979 net sales of $92,918,000, a 24 that research and development spending popular assortments' No ramchi-ck, our rag. 2.20 ^ h e r e early lor best choice a particular procedure by which a rose 34 percent over 1978, percent increase over 1978 sales of $75,- specific act is to be done or a power 186.000, and record net earnings of W.389,- Greenman reported 1979 sales were Bemat Berella® is to be performed, that procedure 000, up 39 percent over 1978 earnings of higher in each division. Sales to the elec­ 4 ply yam 39^&8 9 ‘f fancy lace must be followed for the act to be $3,151,000. Earnings per share were $1.71 tronics industry now account for nearly 60 4 oz. blended acrylic Is edgings Bush Cultivates Roots lawful." in 1979. compared with $1.29 in 1978, percent of Rogers' total and “are now easycare... you choose Cotter, and the four justices who adjusted for all stock splits. from SO gorgeous hues! clearly the dominant factor in the com­ concurred with his opinion, dis­ Earnings in the fourth quarter were $1,- Stock up now and save! pany's business. The opportunities and " ’ " io r e 'w 'S . ls . cottons, lutes missed the plaintiffs' contentions 167.000, or 43 cents per share, compared M Y«3a% and mofc no growth inherent in that industry,” he said, that the statutes require consolida­ with $948,000, or 39 cents per share, in the “augur well for Rogers progress in the A ^or ’ While Riding a Crest tion only in the manner provided in '80s.” final 1978 period, adjusted for the 2-for-l by store Choose t to 3 widths, while or the Home Rule Act. stock split effective June 30, 1979. The Rogers manufactures and markets a quarter’s sale totaled $22,505,000, com­ broad range of materials and components Related story on page 8 conviction we can solve any problem bomb, then decided not to proceed. “Given the clear mandate of Sec­ pared with $20,628,000 a year ago. used in electronics and other selected in­ Phentex 4 ply we set our minds to.” He said Carter’s administration tion 7-192,” he said, “we conclude Norman L. Greeman, president of dustrial markets. King size 8oz. yam Bush attacked the Carter ad­ was giving quiet support to Angola, that the charter provisions regarding Rogers, said, “The substantial sales and By STEVEN HARRY ministration for vacillating in then pulled out fearing another consolidation prevail over the Soft, wool-llke Olelln* >9.1 earnings gains in 1979 were realized fiber. Washablel Great for Exeeutive Editor foreign policy, referring to foreign Vietnam-style war. The result, there. parallel provisions contained in the despite heavy moving and startup charges sweaters, shawls. i 7 8 8 policy flip-flops that he said have left Bush charged, was that 18,(XX) Ofiban Home Rule Act and thus must be Electronics Sale ourreg.15.M EAST WINDSOR- George Bush, and in the face of a sharp drop in sales to M V * 4 4 % riding the crest of victory in Iowa our allies wondering if the United troops grew to 40,(XX). complied with in order to effect the the automotive industry in the second FARMINGTON (UPI) - Chinese C u d d le ^ d ” afghan kit and a lead in Maine, returned to his States will honor any of its com­ And, Bush claimed, Carter’s consolidation of the district with the half.” engineers have bought four electronic mitments. answer that the Cuban forces in town of Manchester.” Energy saverl Knit or crochet kit convert! native Connecticut Monday telling He also noted that in 1979 the company component assembly systems worth more from sac to alghan or comforter. Approx fellow Republicans the United States He said the United States must for­ Angola with Soviet arms was a The decision kills any action by the switched to LIFO inventory valuation for than $300,000 from the Emhart Corp., the r reg. 1.30 68x75* Acrylic yam. Complete with easy needs a strong president. mulate a foreign policy dealing with stabilizing force on the region. Committee for One Manchester to Instructions. its materials business and elected to company has announced. Baaconsfleld Speaking to more than 500 the Russian's brutal policies. He said Carter abandoned the U.S. establish the commission and set up spread interest costs over the life of new The systems were to be delivered this Wintuk® yam Republican supporters at a local “It does not have to be a radical commitment to Panama. procedure for consolidation. capital assets in accordance with recently fall to the China National Oil and Gas 4 ply 4 O Z . Bolkls, 3W oz. w fund-raiser, Bush said Americans policy,” he said, "But it must be Bush charged Carter with again issued accounting guidelines. The net Exploration and Development Corp., ombTM IngrMtcolofs. DuPont\ .'ll' based on keeping one’s com­ vacillating when Russian troops 0 A V;, At a March 20, 1978 joint meeting Oflon* acrylic l8 machine V v • >91 must stop wringing their hands and of the district and town, registered effect of these two accounting changes located about 600 miles southwest of washtbla 4 dryabla. mitments.” were found in Cuba. ■1. 'I’ apologizing for their nation. voters from the district opposed all was to reduce after-tax profits by ap­ Perking, Emhart said. Cultivating his Connecticut roots. Bush said the United States under Bush said he continues to support proximately $125,000 or 5 cents per share. The systems were expected to be used in President Carter has vacillated on the president's handling of the / ■ . proposals to establish a consolidation 99 Bush referred to a strong sense of «» r , commission. They claimed only they Greenman said capital spending rose to seismographic instruments in geologic our rag. 4.99 every foreign front. hostage situation in Iran, yet he ac­ ■ » . J service he gained from his father, could vote the district out of about $8.9 million, 50 percent above expen- work somewhere off the Asian continent. Prescott, the former senator from He said Carter announced a troop cused Carter of again vacillating. . pull-out in Korea, then changed his existence to pave the way for the reg.SDc crochet hook set Connecticut, T’-r V't.-'. '' - mind. “ He ordered 35 Iranian diplomats merger. Handy case with He said he wants to be president to leave the country in five days. But unbanded acrylics eight 6* alumi­ both out of a sense of service and He said Carter had been com­ 45 days later not one had left,” ■ However, the committee members Sayellef Wlntukf Orion* In num hooks. Sizes because of what he termed, •“ a deep mitted to developing the neutron charged they had meticulously 2,3 4 oz. end of dye lot D thnj K. Savel Bush promised there could be two skeins. Many colorsi Republican presidential hopeful George Bush greets followed the provisions of the general decades of peace for the United statutes with their petition drive. States and rejected the mood of some enthusiastic supporters while entering Monday's GOP fun­ They brought suit for a declaratory that war with Russia is inevitable. >91 M n r * $ 1 M r r « 4 4 % M V « 4 4 % aarvw 3 4 % I 38% draiser in East Windsor. Bush was introduced as, “Mr. Mo,” judgment and also sought a perma­ He said America has the strength referring to the momentum he has established in the wake of nent injunction to prevent the defen­ tuescloy of freedom to draw upon because the victories in Iowa and Maine Republican caucuses, (Herald dants from interfering with the yd. yd. yd "orderly consolidation procedures,” United States has the strengths of photo by Harry) 7 9 9 112 112 family units, faith in God, ethnic 1.^99 d l / g t our rog. 3.89 our rsg. 1.99 ourrtg. t.99 rreg. 1.49 rrag. I.Sf Emotional Plea diversity and a strong national will. The Weather We get our fiber from this. Bush Surallnef^ polyester country shirt and terrific woven gingham Clear and cold tonight. Mostly Fathers of two slain girls give ‘°*d the assembled Republicans, calico prints pkirt prints gabardine stretch terry doubleknits checks sunny Wednesday. Detailed emotional testimony, telling a com- Bush said he is, “sick and tired of Americana patterns In Newest, fresh patterns (J,S, Won’t Admit Crimes Burlington's favorite Idaal tor sportswear, Solid jacquards, crepes, Delectible checka In forecast on I’ugt- 2. sportswear, suiting In noveliy weavesi Machine bright colors for home and colors lor Spring- mission that the state’s sentencing those who have given up on robes, beachwear. Bold smart colorsi 4S* wide bassy would be released, ABC cor­ woven polysater.« }’ cokxB in Amel* washable; 6 0 ' wide. decorating, fashlonsi Summer. 4 5 ' wide In colton/polyester. 1-10 yd. policies are too lenient. Page 3. America,” By I'liitcd Rri'HN liilcrniitioiiiil In Tehran, Iran’s Foreign Minister wide. Fabulous oolorsi triaosUta/nylon. 48* Basic and fashion 4 5 ' wide cotton/ easycare cotton/ fashion lengths. Savel Funds for Arts He said there is room for op- Sadeq Ghotbzadeh said today an in­ respondent Barbara Walters wkls. LusclousI colorsi polyester. pol^ler. Washington has rejected a formula reported an informed Arab source at timism. ternational commission of inquiry Connecticut’s Commission on the Inside Today for the release of the 50 American would begin meeting in the Iranian the United Nations said the hostages Arts says artists have to eat, too, so Bush said the United States has hostages that would require the u a ssiiie o ...... iz demoralized and convinced the capital within a week and said the could be released within three weeks. it needs more money. Page 7. United States to admit guilt for “a commission’s work would be the The source, quoted as saying (nmm. i ...... 4 nation is immoral in the wake of the quarter of a century” worth of negotiations for their liberation were Rational ...... 4 Vietnam war and Watergate. hostages' ticket to freedom. VISA In Sports crimes. “extremely delicate,” said part of charge it! I'kSir ...... K ®®'d history has proven we were But Ghotbzadeh, interviewed by FM&R Bowling Team SALE STARTS TODAY Larry Hayden hero in MCC hoop The plan, outlined by Iran's Presi­ the discussions concerned an inter­ ABC-TV, refused to give a timetable ObituaHes...... R morally right in Vietnam, "although dent Abolhassan Bani-Sadr in an in­ national commission to investigate The bowling team sponsored by Frechette, Martin & Rothman Inc., 389 BROAD ST. victory ... Dozen nations start for the release of the Americans. He *>ave terview published in the Paris the shah's human rights violations. Realtors, recently set a new record of 2,134 for five-member women’s •MANCHESTER hockey tournament Play in Winter said once the commission begins its PUTNAM BRIDGE PLAZA Olympics ... DePaul No. 1 hoop newspaper Le Monde, did not call for Bani-Sadr’s recipe for the team triples at the Parkade Lanes. Left to right, front row: Gerald P. S ports...... 9-11 probe, “diplomacy will have its 17 MAIN STREET team in nation and Boston Univer­ Television ...... 7 He said the Communist invasions the return of the shah and his for­ hostages’ freedom was sent to Rothman, Sandy Thorpe, JoAnne Cochran, A1 Martin and Herm •EAST HARTFORD tune, a condition insisted upon by dynamism to solve the problem" COPACO SHOPPING CENTER sity tops in New England poll ... Update ...... 2 of Laos, Cambodia and the threat to Khomeini for approval and the presi­ Frechette. Back row: Sandy Edwards, Kris DeAngelis and Captain Page 9. W eather...... 2 Thailand have resulted in genocide Moslem militants holding the In another predication on when the dent said he expected an answer Chickey Balesano. (Herald photo by Enderlin) •BLOOMFIELD RT. 218 COHAGE GROVE ROAD and misery. hostages for 101 days. hostages at the besieged U.S. Em­ within two days. 2 - EVENING HERALD, Toes.. Feb. U, 1960 EVENING HERALD. Tues., Feb. 12. 1980-3 Update. Parents of Slain Girls I '1 Seek Tougher Sentences worst nuclear plant accident — dum p^ 950 gallons of Carter’s proposal to cancel, move or postpone the bases in their countries. Abortion Review Asked radioactive water into an adjoining building Monday. A Moscow Olympics. "I got the impression that none of the states in the Gulf Nuclear Regulatory Commission official said the spill ’The IOC, in turn, said Monday it was reviewing the desire to have any sort of military bases or any super­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Groups opposed to the con­ HARTFORD (UPI) — The families of two 12-year-old because parole gives inmates the incentive to mend their released only “a trivial quantity” of tadiation. USOC’s request, but it remained adamant that the games power presence,” McHenry told reporters Monday after gressional ban on federal funding for abortions for poor Connecticut girls slain last year want the state to adopt ways while in prison. take place in Moscow. his meetings with Kuwaiti leaders. women have asked the Supreme Court to review a New stricter sentencing guidelines, especially for murderers. “Once the board is eliminated, all incentive for an in­ York ruling they say will provide a “clearcut” solution to Full Withdrawal Sought Police Strike Threatened Charles Hoyt of Stamford, whose 12-year-old daughter mate to rehabilitate himself would be eliminated,” he the controversy. ‘Peace Offensive* Forecast Sandy was raped and strangled Feb. 13, 1979, delivered I’? released exactly the way they went in.” The New-York based Center for Constitutional Rights WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter’s national PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Philadelphia Mayor emotionally charged testimony Monday before a panel The commission, in bolstering its case for determinate asked the court Monday to review a Jan. 15 ruling by security adviser, Zbigbiew Brzezinski, says the Soviet U.S. Defense Secretary Harold Brown says the Soviets William Green met with police union leaders to try to recommending changes in the sentencing system. sentencing, said a sample of 1,749 offenders convicted in Judge John Dooling, striking down the Hyde Amendment Union must withdraw all of its troops from Afghanistan, may soon withdraw a Russian military division from avert a threatened strike by the city’s police and “Sandy got the death sentence, our family got life, and Connecticut in 1976 and 1977 showed a “very wide range” as unconstitutional. not just a token number. Afghanistan as part of-a "peace offensive,” then move firefighters angered by Green’s proposed layoffs. a criminal will be walking free,” Hoyt told the 13- of sentences for the same offenses. The Hyde Amendment — named after sponsor Rep. ‘‘It’s very probable that before too long the Soviet two divisions back in secretly, Green held a closed-door meeting with union leaders member Legislative Sentencing Commission as his wife For example, the report said, the minimum sentence Henry Hyde, R-Ill. — bars federal funding of abortions Union will engage in what might be called a peace offen­ Vladimir Pozner, a Radio Moscow commentator, dis­ Monday shortly after more than 5,(XX) police and fire per­ Majorie quietly wept. for first-degree burglary was 64 months, but 68 percent of for women on Medicaid. It has been attached as a rider to sive by removing a token number of troops from puted Brown’s remarks and said the Soviet forces would sonnel staged their third demonstration in a week at City The man accused of his daughter’s murder, Bruce the minimum sentences varied from 9 months to 119 a federal appropriations bill every year since 1976. AfghanisUn,” Brzezinski said. ‘‘Token withdrawals are withdraw “as soon as the government of Afghanistan no Hall against the iayoffs of 994 police and fire department Williams Jr., was sentenced to 20-years-to-life in prison months, ‘ not a solution to what is a serious problem.” longer needs the military aid it asked for.” employees. last Friday under plea bargaining. State’s Attorney Donald Brown said he didn’t want to risk a trial, because Radioactive Water Spills Support Boycott Arabs DonH Want Bases ISew Hampsire Critical there was a possibility Williams could have convinced a HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) - A leak in the system jury he was insane. LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI) - Robert Kane, director KUWAIT (UPI) — Kuwait has told American U.N. Am­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — If there was ever any doubt Williams could be eligible for parole in 13 years. keeping the Three Mile Island nuclear plant in cold shut­ that New Hampshire would be criticai to Sen. Edward M. down caused a spill of radioactive water and a minor of the U.S. Olympic Committee, has told the Inter­ bassador Donald McHenry that, despite an offer of “My recommendation is death,” Hoyt told the commis­ national Olympic Committee that because of American American protection, most Arab states in the Persian Kennedy’s campaign for president, there is none now. sion. “A man like that doesn’t deserve to live." release of radiation. Months ago, with polls showing him well ahead of Officials said the teak at the plant - site of the world's public opinion, the USOC would support President Gulf do not want the United States to establish military Robert Ebersold, whose daughter Katherine was President Carter. stabbed to death last July, said Connecticut’s system of I sentencing doesn’t make any sense. “There is almost no such thing as murder in the state of WE GIFT ■Peopletalk' Connecticut," said Ebersold, also accompanied by his WRAP FREE High Court Rules Union wife. “Our system of indeterminate sentencing is a sham.” ^ CANDIES Earning His Pay School Wing Dedication The commission balked at mandatory sentencing, which it said would rob judges of their discretion in con­ It was supposed to be a violent scene — a torrent Denied Right to Speech Students of St. James School join the Rev. s wing was done in recognition of a generous sidering the "unique" nature and circumstances of each of mud, driven by natural gas erupting through the bequest to the school from Alice and Theresa crime. V. floor of a drilling rig — but stuntman Jerry Wills Francis Krukowski in the dedication of I^recommended determinate sentencing, which would HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ The union decided less than a function effectiveiy as such an of­ didn’t have to act to bring it across. McCluskey Hall. The renaming of the school’ McCluskey. (Herald photo by Pinto) eliminate minimum and maximum ranges and require ticut’s largest state employees union month later to join other groups in ficer, thereby causing harm to the 3QOO The eruption — in a Venice, Calif., oil field where the criminal to serve the full sentence. lovisT itmmATwtfs denied one of its officers her right to opposing the governor’s proposal, but union,’’.the high court said. the Metromedia Golden Circle movie “Roughneck” free speech by firing her for publicly removed Ms. Kelsey from office “The record in the instant case is Ebersold said judges should be given a fixed range in RED FOIL is being filmed — was quite a bit heavier than an­ criticizing a union position, the state when she refused to retract her devoid of any evidence that the sentencing criminals, and not the so-called flexible SATIN HEART HEARTS ticipated and it sent Wills flying. He wasn’t hurt — Supreme CoUrt ruled Monday. statements. defendant union was harmed in any O n R e c o fd _ “grid" system proposed by the commission. 2 LBS. *11.95 1 LB. *4.75 just half drowned in the muck. The justices ruled unanimously in Ms. Kelsey appealed the decision way as the resuit of the press Howard Sacks, a commission member and University The film — which pits tool pushers drilling for favor of Patricia Kelsey, who and a Hartford Superior Court jury release,” the justices said. of Connecticut professor, said most murderers do not SAVE 1.86 UPlVtATMtn fOTOCMT • E 3 * geothermal energy against Texas ranch hands — 30 Ashworth St., $2,000. challenged her dismissal as awarded her $16,010 in damages after In other civil cases, the high court: Manchester Hartford Road. repeat their offense. He asked Ebersold if society should World Famous costars Vera Miles, Steve Forrest, Cathy Lee Orange Improvements Inc. for secretary of the Connecticut State the presiding judge ordered the jury • Ruied a contract for a property Charles Bruder as “Buried Under’’ not be more lenient and forgive, even for a “depraved" Crosby and Harry Morgan, none of whom have to act. CHARLIE For period ending 7 a.m. EST 2/13/80. During Tuesday to return a verdict in her favor. sale in Miiford had been properly Public Records Paper Back and Comics, 39 Purnell John Dettinger, metalbestos COLOGNES get all that muddy as long as they have the long- Employees Association. chimney at 22 Bond St., $750. night, snow will fall over the northern RcKkies and por­ The CSEA appealed that decision voided by the potentiai buyer. The Place. "No sir, ” said Ebersold, who with his wife Lani has Ms. Kelsey was fired for issuing a Warranty tlrril!i Oliver Lallier for Herbert Benson, Concentrated tions of the upper Mississippi valley, while mostly fair suffering Wills around. seller, Ralph Zullo, had sought Elaine Anderson and Joan T. been scrutinizing the state’s murder statutes since his news release in December 1975 to the Supreme Court, which held it Romar Associates to Ben Rubin aluminum siding at 160 Highland St., weather should dominate the remainder of the nation. c ritic iz in g th e CSEA ’s " to p hadn’t been proven that Ms. Kelsey’s damages after the buyer, DeForest Goulet as A Matter of Taste, 120 daughter’s slaying. “They made a choice and they’re just and E.R. Rubin, property at 124 H West Center St. $4,000. leadership” for “kubborn, head-in- news release precluded her from W. Smith, withdrew his offer of $90,- going to have to live with it." Cologne Home Recipe Highland St., conveyance tax $56.10. DisHolution Agreement CHANEL the sand action” in refusing to join properly executing her duties as 000 and Zullo so|d it for $67,500. Joanne B. Swanson to Elaine C. Asked by a reporter why he testified, Ebersold replied, Theodore L. Schultz Sr. as E-Z Pat Boone figures when all else fails, about all other unions opposing Gov. Elia secretary or was issued with • Upheld a divorce settlement Labelle and Gayle E. Haskell, M anchester ■’There are very few things you can do when you lose a .4oz. Weather Forecast you can do is pray, so Grasso’s attempt to lengthen the “reckiess indifference.” awarded a New Britain woman after property at 134 Croft Drive, $63,000. Floor Cleaners. daughter. Most of them are bad. What 1 set out to do is NO. 5 that's what he and wife work week of state employees. “In the tension between confiicting her marriage of 32 years was dis­ Olin R. Gerich and Colleen J. Building permits Fire Calls change a system which we found to be very Shirley are doing — to Leon Cieszynski for Watkins Bros. troublesome” Partial clearing today 2 feet Wednesday. Mrs. Grasso unsuccessfully sought rights and duties of the union and its solved. The justices said trial courts Gerich to Steve Bercume and Inc., interior display walls at 935 Monday, 2:37 p.m. —False alarm Ron Neuhausser, 16, of Burlington, has been indicted Highs in the low to mid 30s or the tune of 2,000 to increase the work week of state agents, the baiance to be struck were best prepared to handle Pamela Bercume, property at 316 Extended Outlook records. domestic relations cases and should Main St., $22,000. at Washington School. (Town) for murder and kidnapping in the Ebersold murder and is about 1 C. G ear and cold BOSTON (UPI)-Extended employees from 35 to 40 hours and depends on whether the union of­ Center St,, $62,000. tonight. Lows 10 to 15. Boone has written and be subjected to review only in case of Orlando Annulli & Sons for Savings Monday, 5:39 p.m. —Chimney fire awaiting trial by a three-judge panel in Hartford Superior outlook for New England threatened layoffs as part of an ficer’s exercise of his free speech D & L Corp. to J. Yusuf Essack. Wednesday mostly sunny with Bank of Manchester, 10-inch block on Waddell Road. (Town) Thursday through Saturday: recorded an economy move to balance the state’s rights may reasonably be viewed as abuse which wasn’t applicable in the property at 163 Main St.,$55,000. Court. Neuhausser's lawyer, James Wade, is a commis­ highs in the low 30s. Probabili­ addition at 1187 Tolland Turnpike, Monday. 6:41 p.m. —Medical call Massachusetts, Rhode orchestrated recitation budget. impairing his ability to continue to pending case. sion member. ty of precipitation diminishing Leo J. Grenier and Georgiana M. Island i Connecticut: Con­ titled “The Hostage $3,000. to 689 Main St , Apartment 2. (Town) In recommending determinate sentencing, the com­ to 20 percent this afternoon Grenier to Robert J. Terry Sr. and siderable cloudiness Prayer" — for hostages Olde Towne Home Improvement Tcxiay. 4:28 a m. —Dryer fire at mission also proposed the llmember parole board be and to near zero tonight and Allan H. Mui, Lot 64 of Burnham Thursday. Fair Friday. held in the American Co. for Joseph Hackey, wood stove at Cheney Mills. (Town) abolished and that specific judges well-versed in criminal Wednesday. Winds becoming Estates, conveyance tax $69.30. perfum e___ 1/4 ol * Chance of occasional light Embassy in Tehran. 91 Diane Drive, $935. law be assigned to such cases. reg. 4.85 20.00 northwesterly 10 to 15 mph Victor J. Della Fera to Taco Bell snow or flurries Saturday. He says writing the Court Says Defendants Frank V. Treybal Co. for Mrs. J.L. The panel said statistics show 85 percent of all perfume spray .1 / 5 o l 13.50 today diminishing somewhat Daytime highs upper 20s and Inc., property on Broad Street, $148,- tonight. Westerly winds 10 to piece was no problem, DuPont, roof work at 30-32 Columbus Flower Day offenders sentenced under minimum-maximum ranges, (S ftS e ts 30s. Overnight lows in the 00 , ...... 14.00 15 mph Wednesday. but getting it distributed St., $975. MANCHESTER - such as 5-to-lO years, are granted parole after serving (powder iX)logne) teens and low 20s. Margaret Blinn to Grace A. Charles Geode, dwelling Long Island Sound was — that “It was the Bidwell, property at 244 Union St., Ellen Zinsser is serving as chair­ only two-thirds of the minimum sentence. Vermont: Partly cloudy holiday season and no alterations at 1693 Tolland Turnpike, Although determinate sentencing would strain already SAVE *4.00 Long Island Sound to Watch through the period with a Can Seek Lesser Charge $54,900. man of the Flower Day Sale for the $5,000. Hill, R.I., and Montauk Point, one wanted to fool with .Adoption of trade name Heart Fund Thursday, Valentine’s overcrowded jails and prisons, “the administration of chance of a little light snow or it.” So he elected the just and certain punishment should not be contingent N.Y.: High pressure will build flurries each day. Highs in the HARTFORD (UPI) — A criminal before it begins deliberations, out­ Roland Lagasse and Fernard J. Bidwell Home Improvement Co. Day. Carnations will be sold at area have to determine whether the upon the number of available prison beds,” the commis­ eastward t^ y and tonight. 20s and low 30s. Overnight direct approach. defendant has the right to demand lining definitions of law and possible Lagasse as R & F Automatics, 218 for Patrick McCann, vinyl siding at banks between 10 a m. and 2 p.m. evidence supported conviction on the sion said. Winds mostly northwesterly lows zero to 15 above. Says he, “Finally, I decided to put it on My Lamb that a judge advise jurors of the verdicts the panel can return. babe 10 to 20 knots today and lesser charge instead of the more and Lion label and handle distribution m yself... We possibility of convicting him on a Jurors are required to base their serious one. Richard Reddington, chairman of the parole board and tonight with some higher Maine and New Hampshire: its only full-time member, said the board is needed did it from our kitchen. It was a mom and pop lesser charge, the Connecticut deliberations on that charge and may In another case, the justices upheld PERFUME gusts, west to southwest Chance of flurries Thursday. operation." Wednesday 10 to 15 knots. Fair Friday. Chance of Supreme Court has ruled. not use other definitions or con­ the assault and reckless endanger- Utilities Repay Town Visibility better than 5 miles. flurries late Saturday. But in a decision released Monday sideration to reach their verdict. ment convictions of a Hartford cafe Mostly sunny today and Daytime highs in the 20s north the high court said that judges can in­ SPRAY Shroud Update The high court’s earlier test owner who fired a shot toward a man MANCHESTER — As part of a lawsuit first time, the independent right of a Wednesday and clear tonight to near 30 south. Overnight struct the jury about returning a required a judge to review the formal who returned to his bar after an settlement, the town received a check for municipality to elect to purchase its own 5/16 oz. Wave heights building to 2 to 4 lows 0 to 10 north and 5 to 15 Efrem Zimbalist Jr. will be the headliner this fall possible lesser conviction only “if charge, indictment or bill of par­ earlier altercation. $4,819.39 yesterday from Northeast street lighting fixtures and not be feet today and tonight and 1 to south. when the Christian there is evidence to support such a ticulars to decide whether to include Broadcasting Network (reduced) conviction.” Utilities, Hartford Electric l^ h t Co. and obligated to lease the fixture or pay the lesser charges. Among the arguments on behalf of Connecticut Light and Power) in Atlanta does an exten- The justices used a New Britain equivalent of leasing them. ” “The rule has since been inter­ Willie Morgan which the court The town participated in the lawsuit NON-AEROSOL The Almanac sive update on the robbery case to refine the criteria for preted to mean that every lesser rejected was a claim that although brought by the Connecticut Conference of NATURAL SPRAY enigmatic “Shroud of when a judge must instruct a jury of offense which could be found in the two bystanders were hit by Municipalities. The suit, filed last year, Zoning, Subdivision By United Press International Turin” — subject of a lesser possible charges. The justices indictment, information or bill of ricocheting gunfire, only one concerned utitlity charges for moving e i r f r o m FABERGE Today is Tuesday, Feb. 12, the 43rd day of 1980 with 323 great flurry of activity said, though, that such an option Sought by Howland particulars was a proper subject for reckless endangerment charge was street lights. to follow. This is Abraham Lincoln’s birthday. in 1978 and last year must be sought by attorneys on either consideration by the trier of fact,” in order since only one bullet was If the light had been in place less than 14 MANCHESTER — A zone change and a SO SEXYI The moon is moving toward its new phase. after Catholic Church ’ side. the justices said. fired. years, the town was charged for moving subdivision has been requested by Warren The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. authorities permitted The justices said a defendant had “ It is necessary to refine the rule,” it. The utitlity companies said it took this Howland, 555 Main St. The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. scientists to examine it. “no fundamental constitutional the unanimous opinion said. “No per­ amount of time to recover installation The land, on the south side of North Those born on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. CBN spokesman right” to have a jury instructed on son should be convicted of a crime, “The short answer is that the costs. Main Street, would be divided into two Ahraham Lincoln, 16th president of the United States, Peter Darg says Zim­ every possible lesser offense, making whether it be the crime charged or a charge of reckless endangerment is and British biologist (Carles Darwin were born Feb. 12, The CCM claimed the utility companies lots, and a portion rezoned from Industrial balist — who will do a it “incumbent on the defendant to lesser included crime, without based upon the number of reckless were discouraging moving street lights. to Business II. 1809. special guest spot on the request such an instruction,” evidence to support such a convic­ actions taken and not on the number The settlement provided the towns will Retailing is allowed in a Business 11 On this date in history: network’s “700 Club” in Under court procedure, a trial tion." of injuries actually sustained," the be able to move street lights without any zone, but not in an Industrial zone. The In 1953, the Soviet Union broke off relations with Israel May — has agreed to judge presents his charge to a jury The court said the judge would justices said. zoning regulations describe a Business II when terrorists bombed the U.S.S.R. legation in Tel Aviv. narrate the 90-minute charge. The agreement letter, received by zone as being for " a commercial trade In 1963, a jetliner crashed into the Florida Everglades, special slated for Robert Weiss, town manager, states "We * have established the option of separated area for general public shopping con­ 5.99 killing 43 people. September release. rate structure >n which the cost of venience” In 1973, the first American prisoners of war were The program will contain footage shot by CBN in released by North Vietnam; 116 were flown from Hanoi Ford Off State Ballot “energy” and the cost of street lighting The request will he before the Planning Turin, Italy, where the shroud was displayed, along fixtures are separated. and Zoning Commission at its next to the Philippines. with material compiled by New York shroud HARTFORD (UPI) — Former President Gerald R. Ford’s reply was dated Feb. 5. His office in Rancho "The settlement establishes, for the meeting. In 1974, Patricia Hearst's abductors asked her wealthy researcher Jerome Goldblatt. father for $230 million worth of free food as evidence of Ford, who carried the state in the 1976 presidential elec­ Mirage, Calif., said it took so long to respond because it SCHRAFFTS good faith in negotiating for her release. tion, has asked to be removed from the list of candidates had to research the laws governing the ballot before it r Quote of the Day for Connecticut’s-GOP presidential primary. could reply. (FANCY HEARTS) A thought for the day; Abraham Lincoln said, ‘ Secretary of the State Barbara B. Kennelly’s office Beautifully Decorateij As I Roman Catholic Bishop Francis F. Reh, would not be a slave, so I would not be a master, said it received a certified letter from Ford on Monday FINE CHOCOLATES This explaining his refusal to allow parochial school expresses my idea of democracy.” asking that his name be withdrawn from the list of nine children in Saginaw, Mich., to participate in a U.S. Republican candidates. Navy contest to design an insignia for the new ’The direct, four-sentence letter said simply, “The pur­ m e s a nuclear submarine, USS Michigan: “The submarine pose of this letter is to request that my name be omitted is a troublesome and horrifying instrument of un­ from the ballot label in the forthcoming Connecticut t Estate A Sizes up Lottery Numbers believable destructive power ... capable of Republican presidential primary.” By QEBALD P. ROTHMAN, Realtor to 52 refulir destroying 408 cities or areas at one time — each Mrs. Kennelly had listed Ford among the GOP can­ ond 52 1^ Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Tuesday in New with a blast five times more powerful than didates on Jan. 25 when she announced ballots for both SMOKE ALARMS England: Hiroshima's destructive power. We may not, under parties in Connecticut’s first-ever presidential primary ■ Every one’s talking * Two types of alarms W THAT'S RIGHT!! Buy one soH of regular price, get Connecticut: 249. God, give our children the worst of our own in­ on March 25. about something that’s are avllable. One is the second suit for only $1.00 Massachusetts: 3295. heritance — the ugly violence of the past." sweeping the country called the ionization New Hampshire: 2316. 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.Editorial. fHaurlirstrr turuimj Hrrah> iSchool Board OKs Lease Pete Sylvester

Manchester — A City of Village Charm Welcome New Director Founded Oct. 1, 1881 jFor Sheltered Workshop Named Director By MARY KITZMANN board,” Reinhorn toid Sylvester Peter C. Sylvester, the present creative alternatives Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. 08040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. By BARBARA RICHMOND tions show the workshop would have the council placed the request fifth Herald Reporter after the vote. to maintain government ser­ “If I had to lose to somebody, I’m newly named member of Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Press International about 70 clients within five years. on its list of grant priorities. vices while keeping the Herald Reporter MANCHESTER — It was a contest glad it was Pete,” he said. “We ran Manchester’s board of direc­ Dr. Bernard Sidman, superinten­ The request was for $110,000 to between an “agressive campaigner” tightest possible lid on spen­ Steven Harry, Executive Editor VERNON — The Board of Educa­ dent of schools, told the board that rehabilitate the building to comply the cleanest campaign there was, tors, enters the board at a \ Customer Service — 647-0946 Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor tion Monday night approved a 10-year and an “organizer” according to the there was no back stabbing.” ding. Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington. Editor Emeritus the administration didn’t feel the with building code requirements for vital time in Manchester lease to Hockanum Industries Inc. to nominating speeches. Sylvester said he would resign extended lease would have any im­ a facility for the handicapped, com­ As predicted earlier, the government. Taking a stro n g look Lse a former school kindergarten pact on the board in any way and said pliance with fire and health codes from the ZBA to begin his director’s through the proposed budget building for a sheltered workshop. “agressive campaigner” Pete duties at the board’s Feb. 19 meeting. We are confident Sylvester they recommended the request be and to improve the work environ­ Sylvester, was elected to the Board for waste or unneeded expen­ Rut not without some board approved. ment. “Thanks for the vote of con­ will do his homework to members expressing some fears of Directors, succeeding Carl fidence,” Sylvester said. “ I’m glad ditures can result in saving Board member Dr. George Prouty Zinsser. quickly gain the background about possible future need for the questioned what would happen should Dr. James Strauch, president of we had the competition. It wouldn’t Members of the old GOP town needed to make decisions for everyone in the community building. the need arise for the board to re­ Hockanum Industries, said the need be any fun if it were handed to me. It \ committee gave Sylvester 33 votes, from unneeded taxation. . Since 1978 when the idea was con­ occupy the building. Dr. Sidman said for such a facility has been evident makes the job worth it.” the benefit of the community. and Harry Reinhorn, 18 votes. Elec­ ceived to have the workshop in Ver­ for ■at least three years and is based Peter Sylvester Sylvester said he did not know In addition to general fund there was no clause concerning this ting Zinsser’s successor was the old The town is in the midst of non, the group has been leasing the in the contract but the contract does on data obtained from the Connec­ what issues he would pursue on the expenditures, a number of committee’s last action as the newly budget considerations which building known as the Polliwog carry a renewal option. ticut Department of Mental Retarda­ board. bonding proposals this year School, on one-year leases at $1 a elected members will be installed Zinsser resigned suddenly after will have an impact on every Dr. Prouty said he wouldn’t like to tion, Division of Vocational March 12. year. Over this period the group has Rehabilitation, and parents. Funding Landlords serving years on the board, saying he taxpayer in the town. deserve close scrutiny. translated in taxation to pay vice. see the board, eight or nine years Both candidates waged agressive made many alterations such as in­ down the road, faced with having to is obtained by state, federal and lacked the needed motivation. The directors, working for the workings of govern­ campaigns for the director’ seat, TTie town’s administration Hours and hours go into sulating, putting in new windows and private foundation grants and private "We’re always saying we need new build a new facility because it can’t File Suit calling all the committee members. is trying to draw the line on together as a whole to give ment. research, meeting and putting in furnishings. As soon as a use its own building. contributions. blood," he said. “ Now we have But it was Sylvester’s campaign Manchester the most effec­ We are confident Sylvester director is hired, the workshop will Board chairman Daniel Woolwich The preliminary grant proposal in­ some.” spending increases and the arguing befor^decisons are during the November eiections, when be put into operation. cludes structural changes to provide VERNON — Repeating action they "But I’ll be back and I hope the tive, most efficient, least has the background to keep a said it would probably be too expen­ he was defeated for the town directors' cooperation is es­ reached. Charles Vassilopoulous, a member toilet facilities for the handicapped. took against last year’s sewer user people of Manchester see it that 1 expensive government, will sive to bring the building up to state treasurer’s postion by Democratic sential if a sound, responsible Peter C. Sylvester close watch on the finances of We think Sylvester will of the Board of D irectors of With necessary approvals and charges, a group of Vernon landlords way." codes for reoccupancy as a public incumbent, Roger Negro, that gave be faced with many tough the people. Rockanum Industries said they receipt of project funds a site and filed another suit Monday in Tolland There has been speculation that budget is to be produced. pursue the taxpayers’ in­ school. him his victory last night, decisons. expect to open with about 25 clients, building plan will be given to the County Superior Court, again in Zinsser will seek the GOP chair­ Although the Republicans board, they are in a position Certain sacrifices are a terest and will be an effective Hockanum Industries has applied Carl Zinsser, who seconded many of them graduates of the school board before start of any con­ objection to the charges set in manship, held by Biz Swensson who are in the minority on the to study the prospects and Those decisions will be necessary part of public ser­ addition to the board. to the Town Council for funding to Sylvester’s nomination, said that the Talcottvilie School, and that projec­ put an addition onto the building and struction. Dr. Strauch said. Jan u ary by the tow n’s Sewer has said she will not run for it. Authority. November campaign showed Zinsser said last night he is un­ Most of the landlords involved in Sylvester was a good choice, decided about the position. " I’ll take the suit are members of the Vernon “His good showing, running the whole month to decide,” he said. Landlords Committee For Fair against a popular candidate, showed The only other announced can­ Commentary Gifted Pupils Get Credit he could do it,” Zinsser said. “He did Remembering Abraham Lincoln Sewer Charges. They own the didate is Robert Van Deck who was a heck of a job last election. By BARBARA RICHMOND to devote to this study. committee will specify an expected majority of the apartment buildings defeated for the chairmanship last these grounds to their sacred use" — character, patient and sympathetic in town and have strongly objected to Zinsser resigned two weeks ago. “ ... That we here Confederate Army to Gen. Ulysses S. dent in the head. Death came at 7:22 Herald Reporter An Advisory Committee, made up date of completion of the study and year by Richard Weinstein who rose to speak. After the choice narrowed from six 2 resigned. highly resolve that these understanding, and farsighted Grant — and on April 11 the Stars and the next morning. of the resource teacher for the gifted will establish the date of an evalua­ being charged, per apartment, at the Holding in one hand his penned dedication to the cause of preserving VERNON — Students in the same rate a single-family home candidates to the two nominated last Stripes were raised over Fort The world already had begun to program, the student’s guidance tion conference. night, it was expected the majority dead shall not have died manuscript, at which he occassional- the Union. Research and Independent Study owner is charged. Triden Videotape Sumter, where the war had begun. realize Lincoln’s greatness, Now, in counselor, and a principal or ap­ Grading on the project will be on a would vote for Sylvester. in vain — that this na­ ly glanced, the president spoke Program (gifted program) at The Sewer Authority based the MANCHESTER - “Incident at Lincoln, at 51, was nominated for To relax from his cares, Lincoln death, he, was eulogized without Rockville High School may request propriate housemaster, and in some satisfactory or unsatisfactory basis Both men serve on the Zoning tion, under God, shall "from the heart to the heart" in a president by the Republican Party in instances may include a teacher with The review committee rates on the assumption that all Electric Boat,” a videotape about took his wife Mary and two guests to restraint. Today he is remembered credit for independent study con­ residential customers use an average Board of Appeals, Reinhorn is also a the controversy surrounding the have a new birth of firm, clear voice. Many in the tired, 1860 ... and elected. Even before he Ford’s Theater the night of April 14. as superior president, skillful ducted as part of the program. expertise in a field related to the recommended, and the board agreed, former chairman of the Water Study restless audience hardly had student’s study, will accept or reject that the number of credits ac­ of 250 gallons of water per day. launch of the nation’s first Trident freedom — and that was inaugurated March 4, 1861, Noiselessly, an intoxicated young ac­ statesman, and a warm, honorable The Board of Education Monday Many residents have pushed to Committee, and one of the founders submarine from Groton last April, adjusted themselves when Lincoln the student's proposal. If the cumulated by a student, through in­ monumental problems build up for tor, John Wilkes Booth, crept into the human being. night approved this proposal have the authority put in water of the Manchester Property Owner’s will be presented Friday and today government of the peo­ proposal isn’t accepted, then the dependent study, in four years of high sat down, his address finished. him, due in part to inaction by the presidential box and shot the presi­ presented by the Gifted Program Association. and Thursday at 7:30 p.m. on Com­ ple, by the people, for committee may assist the student in school shouldn’t exceed a total of two meters for a fairer charge rate. The president himself, according outgoing Buchanan administration at Review Committee. Reinhorn mentioned last night that munity Access Cable Television modifying it so it will be acceptable. and that more than two can only be However, the authority contends that the people, shall not to Langford s account, felt the talk a time when vigorous leadership was The student will present a proposal this wouldn’t be practical because he had several water study Channel 13. was “a flat failure." Reaction of the for independent study which will in- In determining the credit value of accumulated with the approval of the recommendations to be presented to perish from the earth/' needed. Letters Cut Spending the program the committee will use not all residents have water meters The program was originally aired press was mixed. Carl Sandburg, in , elude the objectives of the study, the committee and the school principal. the Board of Directors, through the By N.La Verl Christensen This being the first time a distinct­ guidelines related to student time put A student in Grade 9 may not ac­ and there would also be a major last December by Connecticut Public his book, "Abraham Lincoln, the War To the editor: , type of product expected, resources GOP committee Scripps League Newspapers ly anti-slavery party had elected a still make both ends meet? The by Town Manager Weiss. in on the study. One-half credit will cumulate more than one credit at problem with reading so many Television and was produced by Jay The budget message is not getting required to complete the study and ‘T ’ll miss you on the zoning Years,■' published by Harcourt, pressident, southern leaders felt the answer is to “ innovate." For example — let's take the be awarded for about 50 to 60 hours that grade level. meters. April and Kate Deere of Manchester. Possibly more than any other through to the superintendent of the amount of time he or she expects Brace & Co., New York, assembled time had come for separation. South Let’s top multiplying men times school budget. Superintendent and one credit for 100-120 hours. The The user charges were greatly in­ public utterance of Abraham Lin­ schools and other town managers. creased when the town’s $16 million many newspaper comments. To Carolina led the parade with a seces­ dollars, plus supplies equals a budget Kennedy’s proposed new budget of coln. the eloquent phrases of his Get­ This is not the year to play the same sewage treatment plant went into quote a few: sion ordinance Dec. 20, 1860. Rebel increase. Let’s start studying the $17.5 million (roughly 66 percent of Energy Funds Offered tysburg address symbolize the operation last summer. The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin states formed the “Confederate old silly budget game. This is the assets on hand and by innovation greatness of the 16th American presi­ the increase on fuel costs and salary In the suit the landlords claim the said thousands would read Lincoln's year when Mr. Weiss and our town Special Busing Provided NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The New comes ranging from 125 to 300 per­ States of America” Feb. 4, 1861. develop new answers to the increases required by State Arbiters. dent. whose birthday we com­ sewer user charges adopted are cent of the federal poverty level. few words "and not many without a Eventually 11 states joined. The department heads must face the problems. It’s simple to solve a However, nowhere do 1 see any transportation from the school the Haven Community Action Agency memorate today. VERNON — Instead of busing for the 1980-81 school year, for "excessive, disproportionate and un­ That puts the upper limit for eligibili­ moistening of the eye and a swelling South fired on Fort Sumter April 12 same real problems which each town problem with more money but our attempt to make changes, child attends is more feasible. lawful." They claim that apartment has accepted its first application When Lincoln delivered that elementary school students, who par­ students who will be in Grade 5 and from a middle-income family for a ty at $20,100 a year for a family of of the heart. " resident must face namely — How do town managers must must realize The proposal was made to the dwellers use only about 128 gallons speech Nov. 19, 1863. the North and and the two sides were on war modifications or other innovations to ticipate in the "Gifted Program ” who are currently transported out of low-interest state loan to help pay four, Cuevas said. Providence Journal: "We know not I live with a no-growth budget and that every resident of Manchester ' five days a week, the Board of Board of Education Monday night by per day. They feel the user charge F South were 2*'z years into the Civil footing. hold the budget within the guidelines. the district for this program. skyrocketing heating costs this The program was authorized by the should be based on just what is used. War. which was so devastating of where to look for a more admirable The slavery question fed the sec­ will have to find ways of trimming I’m sure the PTA Budget Study Com­ . Education has approved a proposal to the Gifted Program Review Com­ The committee said such students winter. Legislature during its special energy speech than the brief one which the tionalism that led to war. Lincoln his personal budgets to make both mittee, which backs this budget in­ ^ have a full-day program once a week mittee and complete details of busing have changed schools once in order Monday’s event marked the first session last fall and has been im­ human resources and spirit as well * at the Center Road School. will be finalized after students have president made ..." knew the issue had to be settled if the ends meet. crease, would have a difficult time to enter the program and that time the agency was able to offer plemented in several cities. as from material standpoints. This will allow students in Grades been accepted into the program. Bus Pass Outlet Springfield Republican: “Sur­ nation, founded on principles of These are some of the problems obtaining approval of their action if a transferring them back to the fuel assistance to other than low- The program allows loans from Fifteen to 30,000 people assembled - 3,4 and 5 to remain in their regular The committee said that although original school for one year may not HARTFORD — The bus shelter at passingly fine as Mr. Everett's ora­ libery and equality, was to survive. .facing'the townspeople. income families or state aid $180 to $360 with recipients given un­ at the Gettysburg, Pa. battlefield for vote of all Manchester PTA ■ schools and be bused just once a exact transportation costs can t be [jg advantageous for them, Main & State streets in Hartford will tion was ... rhetorical honors ... were ( -rf\X Residential taxes will be recipients. Executive Director Mar- til Oct. 31 to pay back the money. mult-state ceremonies dedicating a But the prime and overriding members were taken. week to the resource room at tlie determined at this time, that the cost However, it was agreed that the serve as a new outlet for the sale of won by President Lincoln. His little higher due to the phase-in program. cial Cuevas said. Cuevas said the loans were ex ten d i 17-acre National Cemetery for Union necessity, he said many times, was I don't mean to criticize Mr. Center Road School. will be significantly less than present parents of the three children involved Connecticut Transit monthly bus speech is a perfect gem; deep in Even if we hold to a no-growth passes beginning Feb. 27, it was an­ Under the program the short-term to middle-income families because of E to reunify ... bring back into the fold Kennedy. It has been reported that and Confederate soldiers killed in the Special busing will be provided costs because special busing will be bg provided with the option of loans at 5 percent interest are the rising cost of home heating oil in fierce encounter there July 1-3. feeling, compact in thought and the southern states which had budget, each homeowner will be Mr. Giles is now crying the blues and from and to the child's home or provided just one day a week instead reassignment to the district school or nounced today by state Transporta­ tion Commissioner Arthur B. available to families with annual in­ Connecticut. expression; tasteful and elegant... ” seceded. asked to pay more property tax as contemplating laying off people. If neighborhood on the days the child is of five days a week. continued enrollment in Center Road Gettysburg, a victory for the Powers. North, was the turning point of the But the Chicago Times felt Lincoln As the war progressed, Lincoln, the revaluation load shifts from com­ Mr. Giles is unable to solve a 2-3 man assigned to the program unless The committee recommended that with daily busing provided, had misstated "the cause for which an exception to this policy be granted war. Gen. George C. Meade's Union with cabinet approval, moved on the mercial to residential properties. problem, perhaps we need to replace the soldiers died," and with Army forced Gen. Robert E. Lee’s slavery issue with his "emancipation — 2. Increased heating cost, Mr. Giles with a more imaginative- “ ignorant rudeness” insulted the Confererates to retreat across the proclamation” Sept. 22, 1862, giving whether it be oil or gas, will make a innovative manager. Middletown Schools Close DAYS Potomac. memory of the dead. “100 days notice" that on Jan. 1,1863 big dent in every budget — Next week, it will be the police Government Bills Aired MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - All 12 public schools and A Richmond paper noted that Lin­ “all persons held as slaves within homeowner and renters alike. chief's turn to let the crocodile tears The battle was costly for both three parochial grammar schools in this south centrai TO R EO ISTit coln spoke of an idea, a concept — 3. Increased cost of gasoline — flow und then, the fire chief will take VERNON — State Rep. Chester Morgan, D-Vernon, clerks, treasurers and constables post bonds because the sides. About 44.000 men, one-third of any state or designated part of the Connecticut city will be closed Wednesday because of a worth dying for, and countered with; would like comments from his constituents concerning a bonds are too small to provide significant reimbursement those engaged in the conflict, were state ... shall be thenceforward, and each automobile or vehicle owner his turn. Finally, Mr. Weiss will have steady increase in absences due to the flu', officials say. and criminal law is an adequate deterrent. killed, wounded, or missing, "For what are we fighting? An forever free .. . ” He signed the docu­ will be paying progressively higher a chance to join the chorus. But, it is •proposed bill on the organization and powers of local The absences have been going up steadily by about 150 government, prepared.by the Joint Standing Committee • Sections concerning the removal of individual town abstraction." ment Jan. 1, officially making the gas prices with each passing day. the responsibility of the Board of students a day since last week with 24 percent, or 1,356 recounted historian Allen C. Thomas - on Planning and Development. officers will be repealed and a general section governing Everett’s opinion was written in a war not only a struggle to maintain — 4. With the inflation factor at 13 Didrectors to consider the untenable pupils out of 5,500, out sick, school officials said Monday. in an early textbook. Some sources Thoughts The summary of the proposal, given to members of the removal of all town officers will be substituted. Refusal note of Lincoln next day; "I should the Union but also to free the slaves. percent rate, each breadwinner will They said 36 teachers were absent. put the loss much higher. position facing all residents of Town Council, was prepared by David Keith Leff, to perform duties would be one ground for removal. be glad, if I could flatter myself that 1 have to cut corners and find new Tuesday is a legal holiday and school officials decided Most Gettysburg address listners By 1864 Lincoln was nearly kst Manchester and to take the research attorney for the committee. • Create a section which states the basic duties of the S.A.T. came as near to the central idea of to make it a two-day holiday in an effort to halt the on that November day probably exhausted from the burden and grief ways of balancing the “household" necessary action to hold the line on The committee undertook the revision of Title 7 of the town clerk such as being clerk of the town meetings in COLLEGE BOARD ENTRANCE EXAM absenteeism. wouldn't have expected Lincoln's the occasion in two hours as you did of the war, but he accepted the “Be not anxious for your life ... for budgets. the 1980-81 town budget. General Statutes to remove conflicts and inconsistencies towns which have such meetings. words would take their place among in two minutes ’ nomination for re-election. He life is more than food, and the body So you see, Mr. Weiss & Co., each This year will be a test of the com­ among statute sections, to repeal antiquated laws, and to celebrated presidential speeches. The president’s reply; “In our predicted defeat, but won by a con­ more than the reiment.” Luke 12:22- of the town residents will be hurt, far petency of Mr. Weiss and his improve unclear statutes. Indeed, many were openly disap­ respective parts yesterday, you could vincing margin. When he gave his in­ 23 more than any of you will be hurt; managers. As taxpayers, we expect The committee said its ultimate goal is to create a not have been excused to make a Test pointed, said Lord LangfoaAn his augural address March 4, 1865, the There are more important things in every resident must come up with these managers to solve their logical, understandable and useful body of law concer­ short address, nor I a long one. I am ning municipalities. Members said that currently, Title 7, volume, Abraham Lincoln, Put­ end of the war was in sight. He life than “keeping up" with our new ideas and make difficult problems through innovation and im­ which governs municipalities, is a “hodgepodge of laws nam's Sons, New York. pleased to know that, in your judg­ looked forward to welcoming the neighbors. It is the quality of what sacrifices in order to meet the agination — not by demanding more that have grown by accretion as responses to particular Preparation ment, the little I did say was not en­ rebel states back into the Union we are, not what we have, which is pressing economic problems which oneh. The main orator of the day, emi­ problems." nent statesmaneducator Edward tirely a failure." “with malice toward none" and most important. will confront them in the next year. J.R. Smyth In order to give proper consideration to each aspect of Everett, had spoken for two hours. Just as many undersold Lincoln’s “charity for all ... ’’ Rev. J. Stanton Conover Consequently, it's about time our 48 Strawberry Lane the revision, the committee will raise a bill this year to Centers Later, Lincoln — scheduled for "a address, numerous citizens were A mongh later, on April 9, Bolton Congregational town fathers started thinking of new Manchester deal solely with the powers and organization of local few remarks formally setting apart slow to appreciate his depth of Generaal Lee surrendered his Church ways of solving their problems government. The bill won't be effective until 1982. within the budget restrictions issued One of the suggestions by the committee is to repeal statutes relating to police matrons. The committee wants to substitute a section which mandates that female prisoners be in the custody of a female police officer and Washington Merry-Go-Round that separate facilities be provided where possible. Mayor Marie Herbst and some members of the Town Council said they wouldn't favor this action in terms of Vernon’s situation. Councilman Robert Hurd said the Was Rep. Phil Crane Politically Smeared? town would have to have about five female police officers to cover all shifts. By JACK ANDERSON story suggested, was to bed down startled, therefore, to receive a per­ ly and openly. But the beverage is My conclusion is that the Cranes In Your Ear Another proposal which would limit eligibility to vote WASHINGTON — Scandals are with 1,(XK) different women. sonal appeal from Arlene Crane to in­ beer. He has no reputation as a are the victims of a political smear. The Red Chinese gave Rep. Lester at town meetings to electors and eliminate ownership of always good for evenscent headlines, A grim Crane, his teech clenched, vestigate the alleged sex scandal. drunk. Wolff, D-N.Y., quite a needling on his property as a criteria, also drew criticism from local of­ but if they are really to stick in the responded: "I was aware of dirty I cannot, as she has urged, either I picked up rumors about Arlene Flying High recent visit, but the congressman ficials. Councilman Morgan Campell termed this, “Taxation tricks in politics. But such dirty Crane’s supposed sexual proclivities. As commander of the U.S. Air took it in stride. What happened was 2 public craw, two considerations can confirm the newspaper’s charges or Wolff sprained his ankle, and the without representation." be helpful. The indiscretions, if at alt tricks, misrepresentations, vile in­ clear the Cranes. There is a limit to But the whispers appeared to Force in Europe in NATO air forces Chinese medics prescribed acupunc­ Other proposals include allowing towns, by ordinance, possible, should involve sex, and the nuendos and distortions of truth what an investigative reporter can originate with women who had been for Central Europe, Gen. John W. ture treatment. to set the number of persons necessary to petition for a target chosen for disgrace should designed to inflict injury on my wife dredge up. The available sources offended by her abrasiveness and Pauly can commander any kind of special town meeting. And where did they stick the possess a certain oomph capable of and children was an experience no seldom have all the details, leaving noncomformity. She is headstrong aircraft he wants for his frequent • Repeal of the requirement that selectmen, town kindling prurient public interest. one can be prepared for.” too few facts to form a complete pic­ and independent, with a social life of travels. Disdaining commercial air­ needle? In his ear, of course. Rep. Phil Crane, R-Ill., is a rugged­ ture. her own. lines, which might be a lot cheaper, Furthermore, it worked. Both conditions ly handsome man, square-jawed, But from the sources I could reach She certainly is not the whisky- the general flies such gas-eaters as a Soviet Claque M Clusts tw {lrt Miy ky Cua. LkcoscI tu cktn . were met in a ' open-faced, with thick dark hair. He in Washington and Illinois, I got quite soaked, party-roving woman that the C-140, which costs the taxpayers $1,- Although most of the so-called bannered story ’ % DIET CENTER Reglalrailona Cloae Fob. 15 is trim and muscular, conveying an a different picture of the Cranes than Union leader alleged. But she is 730 an hour to operate, or a C-135, Third World has denounced the which appeared ^ ' impression of physical strength. the one etched by the Union Leader. high-strung, and her emotional highs which is the size of a 707 and costs Soviet Union’s rape of Afghanistan, I* Expanding NOWATSLOGimONS on March 8, 1979, \ ^ His wife, Arlene, recalling their 1 found only a trace of truth in the might have been mistakenly at­ $2,137 an hour to fly. the Russians have receives slavish We are looking for people to own and operate a in New NESTIMTFaiO first meeting, bubbled: “ He was titillating charges. It’s true, for in­ tributed to liquor. Associates say she While the general doesn’t obviously support in their bloody enterprise diet center. A national company la looking to ex­ Hampshire’s ^ MnOUTOim gorgeous, absolutely gorgeous.” She stance, that Crane is a hugger, who is does not drink exce.ssively. use the government’s expensive jets from the Palestine Liberation pand In the Mancheater area. largest . i IUIICI8STEI is a tall, beautiful brunette, electric quick to embrace the women he The charge that the Cranes are for pleasure flights, on at least on oc­ Organization. We are highly succeaaful In the field of weight WETKISFELD newspaper, the with energy, with a strong will and a casion last year the justification for a reduction and offer remarkable financial returna. knows. But aside from one dis­ “deeply involved in the Washington Swallowing the preposterous I • Do you know how to opptooch tho vofbol onology quot- Manchester Union Leader. The long trip seemed a bit.shaky. Pauly A background In Nuraing, Nutrition, Bualneaa or quick tongue. She is unabashedly am­ gruntled divorcee, I found no one who cocktail circuit,” commented Soviet propaganda line whole, PLO I liont? headline was titillating; “The Two Counaeling would be helpful. bitious and occasionally abrasive. regarded as a sex act but rather as an Washington society columnist Betty flew all the way from Ramstein, Ger­ officials have defended the Russian 1 0 AfO you "up" on your plane geometry? Faces of Phil Crane; Cleancut For further Information contact - 1 0 Whkh teit taking terhniquei help you to think cloorly and | I have little taste for the political effusive gesture common among Beale, is "laughable.” The Cranes, many, to Los Angeles to deliver a aggression as a reaction against 1 not ponk? Conservative? Or Party Playboy?” dogmas of Phil Crane, little patience politicians. she reported, “are only rarely speech at Vandenberg Air Force “pro-American elements” that were The story portrayed Crane, the for the pomposities of politicians I could find no basis to the glimpsed” at Washington soirees. Base and another at a town meeting. trying to seize control of C a lf Cohen darling of the young conservatives, For Registration or CALL and, as a consequence of a strict newspaper's charge that Crane is a They are more likely to be found He also attended his daughter’s Afghanistan. The PLO has even gone Diet Cantor of -Southington as a womanizer whose second ambi­ Mormon upbringing, little sympathy heavy imbiber who frequents the after dark in their suburban Virginia graduation, which by a strange coin­ so far as to proclaim the Soviet inva­ FREE BROCHURE. 5234509 tion was to become president of the 6 2 1 - 7 8 2 8 for the antics of boozy Washington cocktail circuit and often gets drunk. home, bringing up their eight subur- cidence, took place at the same time sion of its tiny neighbor “an innpor- [enrollment LIMITED United States. His first ambition, the wives. 1 was more than a little Associates agree that he drinks free­ 4>an children. and place. tant asset” to the world community. EVENING HERALD. Tues., Feb. 12. 1980-7 t> - EVENING HERALD. Tues., Feb. 12, 1980 'Workshop Set betty's Notebook Education Today On Orchestras Saxaphone Solo Urges Want to be a foot doctor or a —Planning Your Future: “ Know specialist in animal husbandry — or yourself. Achievement, abilities, in­ . HARTFORD - Hartford has been I chosen as the site of the American State Budget for Arts maybe a mortician? terests and ambitions are importajjt ^ By \^ e r e do you go for information factors to be evaluated in setting uSymphony Orchestra League’s New HARTFORD (UPI) — A jazz musi­ and how much will it cost to get the your goals. Initiative, responsibiiify, England Regional Workshop, to be Grasso has set aside $1.3 million — Polinsky said. “That’s totally un­ Ideas That Work cian has performed a saxophone solo education that leads to the job? and personality will determine yoUr -held Feb. 22 to 24 at the Sonesta $600,000 less than requested — for the realistic. Of course you need more Hotel. One of seven workshops this at a Capitol budget hearing to con­ BETTY RYDER The question’s the same regardless degree of success.” commission in her proposed $2.67 money; so do the deaf.” of the career goal — from agronomist Plan as early as possible. “StOTt , year, it is a practical how-to course vince legislators the Connecticut billion budget for the coming year. She said if the commission didn’t For You and archaeology to banking, den­ planning your future upon entering „f,or those concerned with the Commission on the Arts deserves Mrs. Goodman said in 1978, several come up with priorities for the 1980- tistry, hospital administration, high school. Get some experiences'ln pperations of orchestras and other state support. hundred organizations spent $41 81 budget, the committee could chop performing arts groups — managers, Jazz musician Paul Winter of Well more than 600 readers in a re- in value. Homeowners insurance jewelry design, optometry, the various occupations which in­ million on cultural programs in the wherever it wanted. Mrs. Polinsky There has been considerable ..board members, staff members, arts Ridgefield played what he called cent survey conducted by policies provide some coverage and paperhanging. Army, Navy, Air terest you. Find out all you can about state and that in turn generated $96.5 said it would be better for the com­ publicity regarding the use of aspirin . management students, and support “Song From the Great Whale For the million for satellite industries, such ■’Seventeen" responded to the ques­ endorsements which provide ad­ Force, Marines, Coast Guard or these occupations. Talk to people ac­ mission to do that job itself. as an aid to stroke-susceptile people. „group members. People of Connecticut” Monday night as hotels and restaurants. tion and more than three quarters of ditional coverage are also available. welding. tually doing the work in which you Wright said he understood the com­ Studies in 35 American and Cana­ The workshop, which begins before the Legislature’s Ap­ these young people, ranging in age But even with these coverages, gold You go to a book, that’s where you are interested.” “Artists are employees and they mission might feel “maligned and dian medical centers have provided Friday at 9 a.m. and ends at noon on propriations Committee. from io to 25, said they would be owners may be underinsured, reports Kileen M. McNulty go. To be specific, you reach for the Make good grades. Grades of “B” can starve, too,” she said. “They get threatened” because it was included strong evidence that aspirin prevents ..Sunday, features seminars, dis- The tune, accompanied by taped willing to sign up for nonmilitary ser­ Marv Verbeck, head of an Illinois in­ latest edition of “Need a Lift?” (to or better are called recommended hungry like everybody else. on the wide-ranging hit list, but he stroke-susceptible people from .,cussions, and evening activities. whale calls and acoustic guitar, was having strokes, according to a recent vice and a little less than a quarter surance claim department. educational opportunities, careers, grades. You must have Bricklayers have to eat and so do ar­ said not everybody can be “priority ^."Featured keynote luncheon speaker intended to express the view that tists. article in Family Circle. .said they might volunteer "Young "Because most gold owners are loans, scholarships, employment). recommended grades to be eligible number one.” It’s put out by The American for most scholarships. Good grades -on Saturday, Feb. 23, will be people need music and art to survive, “ It would be an awful society if we In persons susceptible to stroke, men and women may be readier to probably underinsured due to the Irish just as whales use sound for their sudden leap in value, we recommend Legion in Indianapolis, Ind. The are important. ! Lawrence J. DeNardis, former only funded food and shelter,” Mrs. the magazine reports, platelets volunteer their services to the survival, said Winter, who has government than skeptics think," discussing your coverage with an in­ latest edition, the 29th, should be If you are not getting u Connecticut state senator and a Goodman added. “I don’t want to live CATV Council (substances in blood involved in clot recorded numerous record albums .says Harris Wofford, co-chairman of dependent agent and considering somewhere around your high school. recommended grades, talk to your ,,member of the National Task Force in the kind of state which can’t fund formation i tend to adhere together in with his Paul Winter Consort. MANCHESTER - There will be a the Committee for the Study of adjusting your coverage." he said. Colleen Try the guidance counselor’s office, teacher about your difficulty. Make ^pn the Arts. Tickets will be available the arts.” clumps and clog small blood vessels Commission members earlier special meeting of CATV Advisory National Services. Just a word to the wise. 0)pies were distributed in the fall frequent visits to your public libraiy. ^."for the Friday evening concert by the Rep. Janet Polinsky, D-Waterford, in the brain .Aspirin appears to in­ Monday had urged the Ap­ Council members from Manchester, ■'There is so much they could do by local units of The American —Become a Well-rounded In­ ..Hartford Symphony Orchestra. said the commission staff members terfere with this process, the report Happy Valentine's Day propriations Committee to support Wethersfield, Rocky Hill, today to meet the needs of the nation Legion and the American Legion dividual: “Develop hobbies and par­ .,, Space is still available for the who testified sounded like they continues However, the magazine During the Middle Ages, young its spending proposal for fiscal 1980- Newington, and Glastonbury if their talents and energy were put Named Auxiliary. ticipate in school, community, and workshop; League membership is hadn’t even heard about the list put warns, that it is unwise to start European women would place their 1981. Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. in the to work I think the young people of For your personal copy, write to church activities. Broaden yotir -..not required. For further informa- together by Schneller and Wright. medicating yoursef with aspirin names in a box and young men would Eileen M. McNulty of Wallingford But committee members said that hearing room of Municipal Building. the eighties may tak us all by sur­ “ Need a Lift?’’, P.O. Box 1055, In­ fields of interest through reading and ...tion, contact Cathy Lacny at the “Many of the staff are not even ad­ before consulting your doctor draw one name apiece. Each male was selected as the United Irish other needs, such as welfare and prise " Societies Colleen for 1980 at South dianapolis, Inc., 46206. Enclose $1 to contacts with people. Hartford Symphony, 278-1450. dressing the question, but are saying, The "Me" Generation would wear the name of his Valentine The American Symphony programs for the handicapped, take Catholic High School in Hartford cover postage and handling. ‘give us more money,’’’ Mrs. Would you be willing to volunteer (iyraliiifi: .Market —or sweetheart —on his sleeve for Orchestra League, founded in 1942 precedence over state-funded recently. “Need a Lift” has been described One section of the book contaihs for nonmilitary national service’’" If you own gold jewelry, gold coins the year (thus the origin of the -^nd chartered by the U.S. Congress cultural events. As colleen, she will represent the by student financial aid coordinators sources of educational assistance for This would mean one year of service or gold-plated tableware, chances expression "to wear your heart on in 1962, is the national nonprofit ser­ Co-chairmen Sen. Richard UIS for the coming year. She won a as the most comprehensive cource of veterans and their dependents. Home-Made Jump after high school graduation to work are good you are underinsured today. your sleeve"!. vice and educational organization Schneller, D-Essex, and Gardner trip to Ireland for two, a modeling information about educational oppor­ A sampling of headings: Scouts Attend Event on programs such as rehabilitation of The gyrating gold market is causing "Today, it's hard to find anyone jdedicated to the development of A new Olympic event? Not exactly. Tamra Martin, 13, of Wright, D-Bristol, have put the com­ scholarship and other awards. She tunities, careers, loans, scholarships, —Financial assistance available to many homeowners some major con­ who doesn't receive at least one mission on their “ hit lis t’’ of MANCHESTER - The annual Korbich, patrol members. neighborhoods, hospital clinic work and her court will be crowned at the grants and employment available to children of deceased or disabled .- American symphony orchestras and Bartlesville, Okla., took advantage of foot-deep snow on a golf cerns about protecting their gold valentine, " As long as people main­ programs and services that could be First Aid-O-Ree was held recently at Troops 61 and 67 of East Hartford and care of the elderly. Teens in­ UIS 9th annual Coronation Ball on high school and college age youths veterans of World War 1, World War -, to the cultural vitality of the com- course and with the help of a home-made ramp jumped some possessions. tain the notion of romantic love. eliminated to save $74 million in the the Waddell School. A total of 21 took second and third place respec­ volved would be given a modest March 8 at Emmanuel Hall, and their parents. II, Korean War and the Vietnam Era. „munities they serve. Through its ac- of her braver friends. (UPI photo) living allowance and postservice Soaring gold prices have made fami­ Valentines will survive, " writes John 1980-1981 budget. troops participated with about 350 tively. Mohegan Drive, West Hartford. She Samples from the booklet: —Scholarships for children of naval ,„tivities and publications, the League scholarships. ly heirlooms, wedding bands and Dinardo. manager of public informa­ serves the interests and needs of all June Goodman, executive director persons in attendance. Robert Von Deck was chairman for will appear on the Irish Hour televi­ — Career Information and personnel. other gold items double or even triple tion for Hallmark Cards. -American orchestras. Its board of of the 15-year-old commission, said The Bear Patrol of Troop 28 in the event; volunteer firemen and sion show and on a float in the St. Scholarships: Lists sources of infor­ — Purolator Courier Corp. ,directors consists of business, the state’s financial problems Hebron won first place. Members of nurses from East Hartford, Hebron, Patrick's Day Parade in Hartford on mation about many careers, in­ Scholarship for POW-MIA children. Poetry Reading Slated professional, and volunteer men and weren’t the commission’s fault and it the winning patrol were Dean Hun- Manchester, Andover and Bolton cluding fields such as refrigeration, —Vietnam GI Bill. STORRS — Noted poet Robert The Poor Are Her Clients March 15. women, representing all areas of the shouldn’t be penalized. niford, patrol leader; Peter were judges. Runners-ups, who will serve in her data processing, dental assistants. — The Retired Officers Asociation National Council of the Arts. Pack, who directs the Bread Loaf The commission asked for $1.9 Kreegar; Sean McConnell; Michael The next Algonquin District event court, are: Mary M. Finnigan of There are the usuals, too, such as Scholarship Program. United States, A graduate of Dartmouth College, Writers’ conference at Middlebury million in the coming year. Gov. Ella Theriault ; Scott Korbich and Stephen will be the Klondike Derby Essex, first; Jean M. Griffin of doctor, lawyer, minister. —The Navy Relief Society. College, will present a public poetry he received his master’s degree from Wethersfield, second; Mary B. "A postcard sent to the address of —The Woman Marines Association. reading Feb. 14 at the University of Columbia University and has taught Moran of West Hartford, third; and the careers that appeal to you will —Society, Daughters, the United Connecticut under the auspices of the at the New School for Social Ministry Courtroom Mary M. Conran of West Hartford, bring helpful information about States Army. Department of*English. Research and Barnard College. He where to study, courses to select, job — United Daughters of the has been associated with Middlebury Sister Sean lives not in a work." graduation in convincing fourth. ’The award-winning poet, who is a Big Whale Recovering ABILENE. Texas opportunities, pay.” Confederacy. briclQC. College since 1964. Miss McNulty is a student at St. native New Yorker, will speak at 4 iNEAi — At first glance high-walled convent but in The ring has another her superiors that she There are nine pages of listings and —Disabled American Veterans p.m. in the University of Connecticut His latest work is titled “Waking to a "com munity of four meaning for her. could be of greater service Joseph's College, vice president of MYSTIC (UPI) — A suspected when the 20-foot whale will be of­ it’s not feeding time. she looks like any other at­ her junior class and a member of the a student can get the straight infor­ Auxiliary . My N am e: New and Selected sisters " in Fort Worth. "It's more than 100years as an attorney than a Manchester Bridge Club Library Lounge. bellyache won’t stop a 22-year-old ficially named the society’s am­ “A couple of meals can’t be torney handling a divorce nursing club and athletic association. mation on many fields, with a small Poems,” a book of poems to be She is employed by West old." she notes. "It was my teacher. Jan. 28, Maple Street — North- An authority on Shakespeare, belukha whale from launching a bassador. Alex will have a plaque translated into total recovery but we case at the 326th District Her interests are Irish step-dancing, investment in paper and postage. Why go on for more schooling? published by Johns Hopkins Press in Court in Abilene. great-grandmother's wed­ "The Catholic Church is South: Flo Barre and Penny romantic and modem British and television career this week, officials placed near his tank and he also will feel far more optimistic than we did Texas Legal Services, accordian and piano playing, soccer After you have selected your course “Your educational level when you May. Among his other books of There is nothing rare ding band in Ireland. " becoming increasingly in­ ' " Skenderian, first; Ellen Glodberg American poetry. Pack received the of the Mystic Marinelife Aquarium be filmed for TV commercials for the at the end of last week.” she said. which provides free legal of study and the school you wish to enter the labor force will be impoor- poems are “Keeping Watch,’’ The second eldest of a terested in the legal and skiing. " a n d Sue Henry, second; A1 Horton Borestone Mountain Poetry award, say. society. Ms. Quinn said officials also were about a woman who prac­ aid to indigents. attend, write to the Admissions Of­ tant in determining your future in­ “Nothing But Light,” “Home from "not very devout " family aspects of social justice, Tickets for the Cornation Ball, '; and Court Howell, third. the Guinness Award in England and The 2,300-pound Alex, believed to “I don’t know how full of vim and concerned because of the whale’s tices law anymore. She even draw a salary. ficer to determine the scholastic come, personal satisfaction and abili­ the Cemetery,” “Selected Poems,” But then you hear her in­ But because of her vows of of 11 children, the former and that helped," she says. which will feature dancing from 9 I East-West: Sandy Craft and Terry awards from the National Institute of be the oldest belukha whale in cap­ vigor he’s going to be but I think he’ll age. Alex is believed to have lived the p.m. to 1 a.m. to the music of Pat standards required and the possibili­ ty to contribute to your family, com­ Arts and Letters, the National En­ “Guarded by Women,” “The Irony of troduced to the prospective poverty, she explains, Mary O'Reilly says she She did parish work for "Daigle, first; Mary Willhide and Sue tivity, seems to be recovering from a be up for the presentation,” she said. longest of any belukha whale in cap­ Roper, Tommy Doyle and the Good- ty of qualifying for a scholarship munity state and nation,” it is stated dowment for the Arts and the Joy,” and “A Stranger’s Privilege.” jurors as Sister Sean " everything goes back into wanted to be a veterinarian one year and paralegal offered through the school. in "Need a Lift?” '’ Shorts, second; Jane Lowe and Geof mysterious stomach ailment and Aquarium officials became con­ tivity and is near the end of the 25- until she was 14. timers, may be made by contacting O'Reilly, a cen tral fund and is work for another before The U.S. Office of Education has "It’s your decision to make NOW. ,,Brod, third. aquarium officials were hopeful he cerned about the whale’s health when year normal lifespan for the species Then, as a teen-ager, she Maureen Cosgrove, ball chairperson, Sister'’ .A Roman redistributed according to entering the University of estimated that this school year the “Getting a college education Jan. 31, North-South: Sandy Craft could begin filming television com­ he refused to eat his usual daily diet in the wild. became increasingly in­ at 29 George Drive, Vernon. For of 75 pounds of fish and was “more Catholic nun practicing the needs of the sisters." Houston Law School in Basic Education Opportunity Grant makes good sense and money, too” and Irving Carlson, first; Jane Lowe Artists Show Paintings mercials for the Connecticut Society terested in government, further information call Ms. listless than usual,” said Ms. Quinn. law'’ And divorce law at There are no clues from 1973. program will provide $2.43 billion for The booklet says the average male and Judy Pyka, second; Faye to Prevent Blindness as scheduled on Aquarium officials hadn’t yet "I used to go to the Cosgrove at 875-3726 or John Foley, "'Lawrence, third. VERNON — Paintings done by mont Maple,” an oil by Janet Lepore, Wednesday. Not eating for up to a month isn’t that'’ Sister Sean's dress that she She received her doctor about 5.2 million undergraduate high schooi graduate will earn about determined the exact illness plaguing courthouse and sit in the co-chairman, at 649-8366. East-West; Ann DeMartin and Flo members of the Tolland County Art at People’s Savings Bank, Tri-City unusal for belukha whales in the Correct on all counts. is a nun. The traditional of jurisprudence degree in students. Total sources of $500,0(X) in a lifetime. The average “We think he’s better today. He ate the whale, Ms. Quinn said, but think The 32-year-old Dallas habit has given way in her courtroom for hours. " she May 19W and hopes to be “ Barre, first; Marilyn Feeteau and Association are on display this month 'Plaza, Vernon. a little today,” aquarium wild. But it was for Alex, who had it could have been a gastro-intestinal scholarships, loans and part-time male college graduate? About $250,- in area banks and libraries. Also: “ Winter Scene,” an acrylic native — two generations case to a modest suit recalls. certified as a "family law 000 more. ■ "Barb Farrell, Sfecond; Mary Warren spokeswoman Julie Quinn said Mon­ been tube-fed water, fish oil and an­ upset. She said results of blood tests Stamp Group jobs to help students each year are A watercolor, “Ellington Church” by Lucille Meierfeld, at First removed from Ireland — tailor-made by one of her In 1966 she joined the specialist " after the estimated by the Legion’s Education Neither figure takes inflation into and Margaret Boyle, third. day. tibiotics until he ate a breakfast of 16 were expected later this week from Sisters of St. Mary of MANCHESTER - The Manchester by Peg Winther is at the Society for F e d e ra l Bank, Park Place, says she has no problem sisters. required five years of prac­ Program to be in excess of $4 billion. account. Alex, who suffers from cataracts, pounds of fish Sunday morning. the University of Rhode Island. handling her two roles. The wedding band she "Namur, an order of about tice. Philatelic Society will meet from 7 to Savings, Ellington Center; “Fishing Rockville; “Basket of Flowers,” an was named last week as “Sight “They can go for a month or so Alex, a favorite of visitors to the "I've had to feel my way wears further misleads the 800 members worldwide 10 p.m. today at Mott’s Community Marine Corps League Boats,” a watercolor by Barbara oil by Lynn Peters, Vernon National Saving Ambassador” for the society, without eating,” Ms. Quinn said. aquarium, was captured off the coast through it, though, " she observer. To most sisters, governed by a mother She notes that she may Hall. The business meeting is MANCHESTER -The Marine Orlowski is hanging at Valley Fish, Bank, Dart Hill branch; “Bolton Ms. Quinn said the aquarium was “ But it is unusual for Alex. Alex of Alaska 22 years ago by the New says. such rings symbolize that superior in Belgium. actually have an easier scheduled for 8 p.m. The group will Corps League will meet Wednesday Route 83, Ellington: an oil, Farm ,” an acrylic by Pat Cook, planning to go ahead with a always eats and is ready to eat when York Zoological Society ■ When she first asked they are the brides of She lived in a "mother time than some attorneys also meet Feb. 26 at Mott’s from 7 to AARP Sponsors Party at 8 p.m. at the Marine Club, Parker “Ellington Scene,” by Florine Lugin- -Savings bank of Tolland; and “The ceremony planned for Wednesday church officials for per­ Christ. house" of about 50 sisters because she is free of their 10 p.m. St. buhl is at the Savings Bank of White Cottage,” an acrylic by Helen V e rn o n cint Rockville, Park Street; and “Ver- mission to go to law school, "That’s sorta antiquated while attending the Univer­ family responsibilities. Sweetheart Dance The Manchester Green Chapter entertainment featuring Irish Hyde is on display at the Somers Inn. ROUIIS --S F *:T • there were no nuns prac­ theology," says Sister sity of Dallas, a Catholic MANCHESTER - The Manchester 2399 of the American Association of dancers in authentic costume. Reser­ Boating Classes Planned * -1 ♦ i ■. ■ ticing law in the United Sean. "I wear the ring to liberal-arts college. Sister Sean says she Retired Persons (AARP) is spon­ vations close on Thursday. For Chapter of Parents Without Partners HARTFORD — Stephen Kost, president of the Connec­ Sta I There are still no symbolize my commit­ She says she had no dif­ became a lawyer as "a will sponsor a Sweetheart Valentine soring a St. Patrick’s Day Party on further Information call Mrs. ficulty after her 1972 ticut Marine Trades Association, has urged all area more than a half dozci. ment to Christ and his matter of conviction. " Dance Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. March 17 at Marinelli’s Supper Club Elizabeth Andrews at 643-8833. TV Tonight, • - ^ m a r r i e d in Burlington. This trip is available to members boating enthusiasts who want to polish their skills to sign at Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton. up for the Boating Safety and Seamanship classes to be There will be a choice of three en­ of other AARP chapters, all retired ® Ko|ak 12:30 . MSI[VENSRELB[RGflLM Music will be provided by Free 'N • 6:00 10:30 taught by the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Division XXI, 1 trees, a live band for dancing, and persons and their friends. ( S d l f f l ® News ® Nine On New Jersey ® ® ABC Movie "Young Joe. ® Life And Times Of Eddie Rob­ Easy. The dance is open to the The Forgotten Kennedy" (1977) erts 7:20 S ) I Love Lucy a Soundstage at East Hartford High starting on Monday, Feb. 25. 0:30 public CB Joker's Wild 0 Two Ronnlaa Peter Strauss. Barbara Parkins. a Our Miss Brooks The free classes will be held every Monday and ® TV Community Colloge ® Dave Allen 1:00 In 6eryices. 11:00 ® a ® Tonight Wednesday evening from registrations at 7:30 on Feb. 25 i ® The Odd Couple ® Movie "Vice Squad" (1953) 2. “The «i»Mi & Streets Of San Francisco ( B C B ® ® ® News a Sergeant Bllko through the examination on April 12. College Notes ® M 'A -S ’H Edward G. Robinson. Paulette PRIZE HGHTER'pa I Auxiliary Plans Coffee 0 3-2-1 Contact Goddard PG Cadet Bruce C. Town- Furth, Germany. His wife, Keesler AFB, Miss , after military achievement. ® Benny Hill 12:00 7:10 • 9:00 (B Cdlege Basketball send, son of Mr. and Mrs Barbara, resides in Wind­ completing Air Force basic The superintendent’s list 6:30 ® The Honeymoonera a a ® Tomorrow X Among the Manchester students can be made by calling Mrs. Hitt at ; (B Carol Burnett And Friends a David Allen ® Movie "Sleeping Car To The Manchester Memorial Trieste” (1949) Jean Kent. Albert 1:30 Charles E. Townsend of 13 sor. training at Lackland AFB. is the highest honor a cadet named to the High Honors List at (JJTtcTac Douph 0 Captioned ABC News ® Nows Hospital Auxiliary will conduct a 643-8127. Eleven. Butternut Lane. Vernon, Jarvis, who entered the Texas. can be given for academic Laell Junior College in Newton, ® IS ® NBC News membership coffee on Thursday at ® 0 Over Easy 11:30 (!S Dr. Scott On Hebrews 2:00 has been named to the ,\rmy in November 1977, is She will now receive and military proficiency. ® Life And Times Of Eddie Rob­ a Abbott And Costello Mass., are: Elizabeth Young, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Joel S Bob Newhart ® News (Time Approximate) commandant's list for out­ a 1977 graduate of Windsor specialized training in the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F, erts BONANZA'S EAMOUS standing military perfor­ Hitt of 179 Green Road, Manchester. 6:55 BETTE MIDLER High School. personnel field. Airman Navy Airman Recruit Young, Jr.; and Linda Ann Ventura, ® News mance at the U. S. Air Grout graduated from Andre A, Vachon, son of Membership in the auxiliary is ALANBATES_ daughter of Mr. and Mis. C. J. Ven­ open to men and women in the 7:00 Force Academy at Airman Joseph A. Costa, Manchester High School in Lucien Vachon of 11 tura. Both are seniors at the college. CD CBS News Colorado Springs, Colo. son of Tina Cooper of 1976. Chandler St., East Hart­ Greater Manchester area. Mrs. d)aM*A*S*H THEROSE Shirley McCray, auxiliary president, (S & ABC News He is a member of the Largo. Fla., and Carmello ford, has completed recruit Sue Koski of 12 Butler Road, (S Face The Music will discuss the organization and class of 1980 and will wear Costa of 143 Regan Road, Cadet Joseph E. Hebert, training at the Naval Manchester is participating in The Every U.S. state produces (0) Festival Of Faith answer questions. some sand. S Sounding Board A a silver wreath insignia In Rockville, has graduated son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Training Center, Great British University Program spon­ recognition of this achieve­ Reservations are necessary and S News from the U. S. Air Force R. Hebert of 22 Raymond Lakes, III. sored by Beaver College in coopera­ ® 0 Dick Cavett ment airraft equipment course Road, South Windsor, has A 1977 graduate of East tion with 17 British universities and - ® Newlywed Game Upon graduation from at Chanute AFB. Rantoul, been named to the Hartford High School, he colleges. 7:29 \1- Am erican the academy, cadets are ® Dally Numbers 111. He is being assigned to superintendent’s list at the joined the Navy in October An English major, she is a student Gigolo commissioned second Homestead AFB. Fla. U. S. Air Force Academy 1979. at Boston University and is enrolled 7:30 lieutenants and awarded a The (2) P.M. Magazine APaiamount Picluier He g rad u ated from at Colorado Springs, Colo. at the University of East Anglia in d) All In The Family bachelor of science degree. Vanguard High School, A member of the class of The British University Program. (BSha Na Na Townsend graduated Ocala, Fla . in 1979. 1980, he is now entitled to d) Dating Game from Rockville High wear the distinctive in­ SM*A*S‘H CAMISOLE ® 0 MacNell / Lehrer Report School in 1976. Airman Kelly C Grout, signia of a silver star en­ Lingerie Boutique ® S9 Tic Tac Dough daughter of Mr. and Mrs. circled by a silver wreath. 913 Miln 81. ManchMIcr a Maude Cadet Kent R Murphy, Joel F. Grout of 28E Mid­ The star represents 649-0189 8:00 son of Mr. and Mrs. David 3) Like Magic RIB EVE DINNER dle Turnpike, Manchester, academic achievement and (B All In The Family R Murphy of 21 Steep has been assigned to the wreath symbolizes (B a Happy Days Hollow Lane, Manchester, fltFSEyTS CS C ollm Basksiball has been named to the a s ® NBC Movie "The AISOTIIER Swarm" (1978| Michael Caine. commandant’s list for out­ Valentine Specials EAHl'LOl'S Katharine Ross. The entire TREK. standing military perfor­ southwest corner of the United T HC States Is threatened by the Inva­ 2 k 5 M. )l M iN » ’K. TL;r« PASTA n ALI ANA l/H). Reg. >«$ ^ mance at the U. S. Air ( f i ^ lx e d Bouquet... $3.95 Red Kalanchoe... *1.95 2.9fi sion ol a swarm ol African killer Force Academy at ^ All Hanging Plants... *7.95 8" pot MEN’S bees Imagine, this delicious steak, plus baked potato, Texas Toast and Colorado Springs, Colo. a 0 Nova all the salad you can help yourself to from our famous salad bar. A member of the class of "Thf llomc of I'rrsh Pasta" •Fresh Cut Flowers at reasonable prices a Gunsmoks NIGHT And now you can get two for just $5.99! Offer valid with coupon 1980, he will wear a silver 8:30 (BC B S Movie "The Exorcisl" only at participating Bonanza Restaurants. A R T ® wreath insignia in recogni­ Flowering Plants TUESDAY (1973I Ellen Burstyn. Linda Blair. CARNEY tion of this achievement FEB. 12 6-9 P.M. After Ihe strange actions of the Upon graduation from Valentine's Day Mumi • Cimrarla e Cyclaman • daughter ol a noted actress are diagnosed as Ihe results ol "GOING the academy, cadets are African Vldata and many more Free demonic possession, a sell- MANCHESTER - Shop Rite Plaza commissioned second i'hampnf(ne doubling young priest and an MANCHESTER - West Middle Plaza IN STYLE” Treat your sweetheart with some of the & older cleric are called In to per­ A fOfn«^ (0 steal >ouf heart lieutenants and awarded a form an exorcism on the girl. bachelor of science degree. fine products we have available. Ravioli, The Greenhouse Hors d*Oeuvres (BMerv Griffin Fresh Pasta. Manicotti. Lasagna, Stuffed Free X S) Goodtima Glrlt He graduated from 315 Broad 8t. ► * * * ^ 0 * * » \ " ® - t e B i ■ ■ ■ ■■COIIPONBH■ Manchester High School in Shells, Sauces, Caratelli. 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Hoagland IV Friends may call at the Ladd Hayden Foul Tries MANCHESTER — James Milton Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., At Reservoir Hoagland IV, 37, of 80 Carriage Rockville, today from 7 to 9 p.m. MANCHESTER - Police charged^, Drive, died Monday at St, Francis Memorial donations may be made an 18-year-old Manchester youth By Hospital and Medical Center as the to the Trinity Lutheran Church Monday with third-degree criminal result of injuries sustameo in an Memorial Fund. 1 trespass in connection with a July 11, Earl Yost automobile accident earlier that Lift MCC to Win 1979 swimming accident in which the morning. He was the husband of George A. Pellea Sports Editor youth was crippled. Fourth 1,000 Hayden’s two charity tosses gave Alberta (Bell) Hoagland. ROCKVILLE - George A. Pelles, Police served an arrest warrant Two foul shots by Larry Hayden had 23 points to lead MCC He was born in Newark, N.J,, on Point Member Hayden with 11 seconds MCC its first lead since the early with Lindsay James chipping in 13 54, of 24 Grant Hill Road, Tolland, for Mark R. Doyon of 30 Blue Ridge moments. It capped a strong Cougar Sept. 6,1942 and had lived in Berkely died Monday at Rockville General Drive, who is suing the town for remaining lifted Manchester markers, Mike Billings had 22 points Heights, N.J., and Pennsylvania, comeback which some them come for South Central while Clarence Hospital. He was the husband of negligence. Since the accident at the Community College past South back from a 54-42 deficit with 10 before moving to Manchester 10 Willoughby dumped in a game-high Ellen (Dunn) Pelles. Porter Street Reservoir, Doyon has When Bob Venora pumped in a three-point play shortly after Central Community College, minutes remaining. years aeo. He was a graduate of the Mr. Pelles was born in Wallingford been hospitalized at Manchester 33 tallies. The latter also had 9 Elizabethtown, Pa., High School action started in the first quarter last Friday night in 76-7,"i, in CCCAA basketball ac­ The Cougars rallied behind a tough caroms. and moved to Tolland in 1951. He was Memorial Hospital, New Haven man-to-man defense and Hayden’s and attended Gov. Livingston a Navy veteran of World War II. He Hospital and the Newington Middletown, he became the fourth East Catholic High basketball tion last night at Wilbur Cross Regional High in Berkeley Heights. player to score 1,000 career points. High in New Haven. (15) and Peter Murphy’s (11) point was employed by Pratt & Whitney Children’s Hospital. production. n ~ Shealy 4-0-8, Frederick 2- He also attended Delaware Valley The big, talented senior’s 31 points Aircraft Group of United The suit names the town. General The victory ups the Cougars' South Central held a 40-33 halftime 2-6. Marino 1-0-2. Neeley 1-0-2. Litke 1-0-2, College of Agriculture and Science, led Coach Jim Penders’ Eagles to an .tam es 6-1-13, Hayden 9-5-?:i Totals ,33-10- Technologies Corp., East Hartford. Manager Robert Weiss and Pubiic league mark to 7-5 and overall stan­ bulge. Doylestown, Pa., graduating with a He is also survived by his mother, Works Director Jay J. Giles as defen-, easy Hartford County Conference dard to 13-8 while the loss drops 76. bachelor's degree in dairy husban­ Susan 0. Pelles of La Havra, Calif.; a Who*s the Real Lincoln? dants. It charges the town with rout of Xavier. 85-52, South Central to 2-10 in the CCCAA MCC outrebounded the losers, 34- dry. He was employed as a New sop, Joseph E. Pelles of Tolland; negligence for faffing to erect Venora joined an exclusive list of and 5-16 overall. 25, with D.J. Frederick grabbing 11 Ogren, and Jodi Widmer. Lucas Cosgrove ’'iMiih ( (•iiinil (T.>) - Billings 10-2-22, England sales representative for four daughters. Miss Mary E. Pelles Second graders at Bentley School Monday barriers around the reservoir to pre­ 1,000 Point Club members. Ray MCC returns to action Wednesday rebounds for the Cougars and Dave Pittman Moore Co., a subsidiary of portrayed the Master of Ceremonies, Larry Moore 2-0-4. Willoughby 1.5-.3-33, Dildy 3-0- at home. Mrs. Ann E. ^nerigo of presented a play about the president whose vent trespassing. It also charges the LaGace, Timmy Kearns and Joe night against Mitchell College at Litke 7. Frederick’s rebound set up 6^ Martinez 4-0-8. Melendez 1-0-2 Totals x Johnson & Johnson. He had been Schnecksville, Pa., Mrs. Theresa A. birthday the nation celebrates today. From Bore. From left, panelists are Christine Lar­ town with failure to post warning Whelton each reached that magic East Catholic High at 8 o'clock. Hayden’s winning points. employed there for the past 10 years. McCusker and Miss Ruth A. Pelles, son, Mark Aramli, Jennifer Judd, and Jason signs that the water level was low. figure in that order while wearing the He was a member of the Gideon left, starring as Lincolns One, Two, and both of Tolland; a brother. John Three are: Gregory Geor, Christopher Shaia. (Herald photo by Pinto) Doyon and a 17-year-old compa­ blue and white school colors. International. Manchester Camp and Pelles of Wallingford; a sister, Mrs. nion, Susan Keller, of 245 Mountain' All three gained All-State honors. a member of the South United Mary Akosevich of LaHavra, Road, went swimming at 1:42 a.m.,: Venora, one of the best known (by Methodist Church where he served as Calif.; five grandchildren. police said. Doyon dived into the college coaches and scouts) players a lay leader for the past two years. 12 Nations Entered Funeral services will be Thursday, shallow water and when he did not in the state, would like nothing better He also taught Sunday school and Board Has Busy Session, 10:15 a.m., from the White-Gibson- resurface right away, she leaped in than to lead the Eagles to the state ti­ served on the church's finance com­ Small Funeral Home. 65 Elm St., after him. tle and earn All-State ranking. mittee. followed by a mass of Christian Police said Keller pulled Doyon to Just how far East Catholic ad­ He is also survived by two sons, burial, 11 a.m., at St. Matthew’s the north shore and then ran for help; vances in the upcoming CIAC tourna­ James William Hoagland and David Church, Tolland. Burial will be in Hears Citizens’ Concerns .Firemen assisted in removing the ment depends how Venora wiil stand InHockeyTourney^ Albert Hoagland and a daughter, South Cemetery. Tolland. youth from the water. in the All-State balloting. LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPl) runnerup spot in the second run. Darcy Diane Hoagland, all at home; MANCHESTER - The Board of College, to discuss continuing educa­ Friends may call at the funeral leave the decision to the board. He was rushed to the Manchester Tourney quailification for a team The day. of course, wouldn't have his parents, retired Lt. Col. James Education took action on a wide tion plans in town. Of 8,(X)0 surveys — The arena of interest at the home Wednesday from 1 to 4 and 7 to The board was asked to sign an Memorial Hospital with a broken is a must for a player to receive any been complete without some politics. Hoagland and Mrs. Charlotte range of subjects at their meeting sent to adults to measure interest in agreement with the Instructors of official All-State notice. Winter Olympics is no longer a 9 p.m. neck. TTie suit says the youth is Robert Kane, director of the U.S. Hoagland of Florida; and one Memorial donations may be made Monday night as they heard from taking junior or senior level college the Handicapped Inc. for a swim­ paralyzed from the waist down, that political one — at least tem­ Henry O’Connell, of Ellington, Olympic Committee, informed the brother. Air Force Sgt. Thomas J. to St. Matthew's Church, Tolland. local residents concerned about the c o u rse s, 800 resp o n ses w ere ming pool near the high school. The he lost the use of 75 percent of his Bob Venora porarily. IOC that because of American public Hoagland of Tinker Air Force Base, superintendent’s gasoline allowance received. board decided to refer the agreement body and must rely on a wheelchair qualified for the Olympic Trials in After a week of political jousting opinion, the USOC was supporting Okla. Howard Ericksen and the education of the han­ Board member Peter Crombie to the Citizens Review and Advisory or brace for the rest of his life. It also Buffalo, N. Y., in May when he placed between the United States and the the White House's position that the Funeral services will be held dicapped. expressed pleasure at the number of Committee on the Renovation Plans third in the Mardi Gras Marathon in SOUTH WINDSOR - Howard said he will never regain complete Civic Center Coliseum last week Soviet Union involving the furor over Moscow Olympics be canceled, Thursday, 11 a.m., at the South Mary Sears, member of the Com­ adults interested in continuing educa­ for Manchester High School before use of his arms and hands, will New Orleans last Sunday. The 26- Ericksen, 79, husband of Helen year-old O’Connell, a newcomer to were great. the Moscow Olympics this summer, moved or postponed. United Methodist Church, 1226 Main mission on Children and Youth, and tion beyond the associates degree they would sign it. require life-long nursing care, and (Derrick) Ericksen, died Monday at the area, placed eighth in the Five The Hartford Whalers had the the Olympics begin today with The IO(?, in turn, said it was DePaul No.l St. Burial will be in East Cemetery. an unsuccessful candidate for the level and said “anywhere you cut it, The board did decide to deny the has sustained a variety of other in­ Memorial Hospital. St. Petersburg, Mile Road Race in Manchester last honor of opening the building, as the athletic competition in hockey reviewing the USOC's request but Friends may call at the Holmes Board of Education chastized the it shows there is interest.” Tedford Bus appeal. Mr. Kenneth juries. Fla. Thanksgiving. He competes for the chief tenant, and 14,448 fans turned between 12 nations. remained adamant that the games Funeral Home. 400 Main St., Mr. Ericksen was born in Bloom­ board for having raised the Board members directed the Adult Tedford had appealed the board’s The lawsuit was filed last week in out to see a 7-2 victory over Los In Rankings Hartford Track Club... Scott The official opening ceremonies would go on this summer in Moscow. Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. field and had lived most of his life supermteriaent’s gasoline allowance, Education Advisory Committee to decision to change the bus route in Tolland Superior Court. Police said Angeles. will be held Wednesday. Memorial contributions may be allowance. continue their investigation of his area, charging the change Doyon is scheduled to appear in East Gottlieb, outstanding young "I believe that more persuasive here, before moving to St. Basketball was ushered in with the The young U.S. hockey team opens than anything else is that 75 per cent made to the Hoagland Children's Mrs. Sears said her family bringing advanced classes to exposed his youngsters to un­ Hartford Superior Court Feb. 25 in Manchester tennis player, a student NEW YORK (UPl) - With 41 of 42 Petersburg, Fla., 10 years ago. He University of Connecticut playing against Sweden and the Swedes are of the American people believe that, Trust Fund, c. o Savings Bank of operates the same make and model Manchester. The University of Hart­ necessary hazard. The board ruled connection with the charge. at Kingswood, teamed with Ben in UPI’s Board of Coaches reporting was a retired superintendent, having Bishop, pro at the East Hartford host to arch-rival Rhode Island and a one of the teams the Americans are under the circumstances, the United Manchester; the South United of car at a cost $600 less than what ford, Eastern Connecticut State the hazard was not greater than that Miss Keller had also been charged Monday, a certain stability prevailed worked for the Hartman Tobacco Co. Racquet Club, to gain the finals in the New England record 14,581 fans going to have to beat if they hope to States should not participate in the Methodist Church and or Gideon's the board gives the superintendent. College, and Central Connecticut encountered by other youngsters. with third-degree trespass as well, as the top four teams repeated, with for 40 years. recent Ciass A Open Tournament in turned out Saturday night. win a medal. Moscow Olympics,” Kane told a In te rn a tio n a l. P.O. Box 415, ”1 know its nitpicking, but it is $600 State College were each mentioned Additionally, the board decided to but the charges were subsequently He is also survived by two Westboro, Mass. Bishop is now Sunday afternoon, with a special 'They're the best skating team in news conference. Syracuse. Louisville and Oregon Manchester. that could go somewhere else,” she as possible participants in a join a consortium of local towns to dropped. State again following DePaul. daughters, Mrs. John (Betty) Romeo coaching the local youth who co­ reduced admission price, the Hart­ the tournament, " U.S. assistant of St. Petersburg, Fla., and Mrs. said. cooperative program. provide a special education facility in The Blue Demons’ biggest scare Frieda Rivenburg captains the prep school squad. The ford Hellions made their long Coach Craig Patrick said about the The USOC president strongly Robert (Beverly) Hayes of South Education administrators and Eleanor Coltman, board secretary, East Hartford. The school will serve awaited home debut against Wichita this season — a two-point squeaker ELLINGTON - Frieda (Seifert) Cops Capture West Hartford school team will em­ Swedes. "They have one line with denied that his committee was plan­ Windsor. board members said Kennedy hadn’t directed the committee to look into a different clientele than that served and 12,154 spectators were on hand. experience which we lack. " ning parallel or alternate games over Dayton Saturday — cost Ray Rivenburg. 88, of 74 Ellington Ave., had a gasoline allowance adjustment the idea of a consortium of college by the Regional Occupational bark next month on a 10-day southern Meyer’s unbeaten squad only one died Monday at her home. She was Funeral services will be Thursday Thus, the three different sport The U.S. will have to play the first anywhere for any athletes whose in eight years. They also said this participants as it eliminates the need Training Center. Jail Escapee tour. Bishop is expected to be among first-place vote as DePaul, 20-0, the widow of Ross A. Rivenburg. 11 a.m., at the Holmes Funeral the entrants in the Pro Open the last openers lured 41,183 fans for an two games without the services of countries did not go to Moscow. was part of his contract and that the for the local board to choose between As part of their consent calander, collected 40 first-place ballots and Mrs. Rivenburg was born in Home. 400 Main St., Manchester. MANCHESTER — A 23-year-old weekend this month at the average of better than 13,727. star defenseman Jack O'Callahan. A "But we are considering having a superintendent uses his own car for competing institutions. the board recommended that the 614 points. Ellington and had been a lifelong Buriat will be in Buckland Cemetery. escapee from the Somers Correc­ Manchester Racquet Club...Chuck Who was it who said sports buffs Boston native regarded as the club's U.S. festival for only our athletes — Manchester. in-state travel, without being com­ John Yavis, board chairperson, Board of Directors establish a No. 2 Syracuse. 21-1. garnered 529 resident. She was a member of the tional Center was apprehended in an McCarthy, retired Bristol Press would be reluctant to enter the steadiest defenseman. O'Callahan if they don't go to Moscow,” he said. Friends may call at the funeral pensated for wear and tear. directed the committee to refrain washout account for $89,601 for building after the coliseum was points after routing Siena and St. Trinity Lutheran (Jiurch of Vernon. East Hartford apartment by sports editor, is a patient at Gaylord has stretched ligaments in his left Monique Berlioux, director of the home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to The board met with Dean James from choosing among the colleges salaries and fringe benefits for Head rebuiit? Bonaventure; No. 3 Louisville rode She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. members of the Manchester and in Wallingford after being stricken on knee and probably will miss the first IOC, said the organization has been 9 p.m. Tatro, of the Community Services and instead to list the pros and cons Start Personnel. The program serves Sure, there were many curious three victories to a 21-2 record and Gus (Arline) Koskovsky of East Hartford forces. Detective Lt. the eve of leaving for a Florida three games. presented with a proposal by the Division of Manchester Community of each college. He said this would 88 children from age 3-5. spectators on hand for all three 520 points, and No. 4 Oregon State, Ellington; three grandchildren and Orville Cleveland said this morning. vacation...Manchester Community Hockey competition will run every USOC which it is studying. Berlioux games. with victories over Arizona State and five great-grandchildren. Helen Young Manchester police charged College baseball team staged an other day through the Olympics. made it clear, however, that as Michael T. Daly with first-degree es­ One can expect a leveling off. The Practice Arizona, raised its record to 22-2 and Funeral services will be COVENTRY - Helen (Beck) outdoor workout yesterday afternoon The hockey players aren't the only things stand now the games will go in cape from a correctional institution Whalers found that out Sunday night ones eager to get on with the com­ Moscow as scheduled. picked up 492 points. Wednesday, 11 a.m., at the Trinity Young, 81, of Woodland Road, died Merger Supporters, Foes at Cougar Field. Bill Koch, silver medal No. 5 Kentucky and No. 6 LSU. Lutheran Church, Meadowlark Lane, and third-degree burglary. Cleveland when they played before 10,886 fans. petition The U.S. alpine team tested winner in 1976 Olympic "For the time being ... no. let me Monday at Manchester Memorial said Daly was released on furlough Great Attendance Perhaps the most surprising aspect the downhill run at Whiteface Moun­ rephrase that, " said Berlioux. "The which grabbed the other first-place Vernon. Burial will be in Grove Hill Hospital. She was the widow of and was supposed to have returned to Attendance at the first three of the three openers was the basket­ tain in official time’trials Monday. Games, tries practice run over games have been awarded to vote, each moved up one spot. Richard Young. the correctional center last Oct. 21. events staged at the rebuilt Hartford ball game outdrawing hockey. cross country course Monday Kentucky defeated Mississippi and In .Memoriam Born in Hartford, she had lived In the first two non-stop training Moscow. There is no decision to The burglary charges stemmed runs down the 3,009-meter course. Alabama to boost its record to 21-4 Margaret D Tweedie. who passed away February Seeking New Cooperation at Lake Placid. (UPl Photo) change that. That decision was made here for a number of years. She was 9Ui. 1?71 from a Feb. 4 break-in at a Gardner Karl Anderson of Greene. Maine, on the 23rd of October, 1974 " and claimed 404 points. Louisiana a member of the First State, 18-4, collected 354 votes after mittee, Cummings said the decision “I’m very much relieved that it’s Street home, Cleveland said. Scholastic Roundup placed sixth and fourth. Pete Patter­ from a 14th-place finish his first time Lord Killanin, IOC president, will Nme long - long years Congregational Church of Coventry. By CHARLIE MAYNARD triumphs over Alabama and Georgia. Since you left us in lean “puts to rest the consolidation effort over,” he said. “And that’s that. Daly was arrested in an apartment down the course to finish in the hold a news conference tonight. Fungal services wiil be Thursday, son of Sun Valley. Idaho improved We've said again and again - Why'’ Herald Reporter in Manchester,” although he said There is much to be done in this town at 60 Church St., East Hartford. Maryland, which last week by His Almighty will ■ wc live by 10 a.m., from the John F. Tierney MANCHESTER — Members from there might be other “ leadership to ... Many problems to try and solve. 1 Cleveland said he was hiding under a skyrocketed into the No. 5 spot after r a r e s t Peg — He loved you so Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., He left us only to know both sides of the consolidation fence step forward to continue,” hope the decision might make the pile of blankets in the bedroom when CCIL Hoop Honors beating Duke, fell to seventh with 345 That someday we all will meet Manchester. Burial will be in Cedar today called for a new spirit of The committee had tried to merge district leadership, rather than en­ he was apprehended. points. And on that day all will be complete Hill Cemetery, Hartford. A1 Davis Acting Two victories enabled St. John’s. Our love — our prayers to you cooperation between the district and the town and district through petition courage their militancy ... rather en­ There are no calling hours. 21-2, to remain in the No. 8 spot with Prove Loyal & True the town. procedures outlined in the 1957 Home courage the cooperative spirit that I Goals for Indians Memorial donations may be made Skating Today 294 points. No. 9 Ohio State rejoined Lovingly Remembered Two Eighth District residents Rule Act. know is there.” to the Memorial Fund of the First By l.KN Al STFB the Top to on the strength of Big Ten Sons Michael, Mark. Scott Raymond 4 Lissa, expressed elation at the Supreme The district, which was the defen­ Lassow and Irish said the two sides MANCHESTER - There will be Out Moving Role Grandchildren Raymond and Rebecca, Congregational Church, Main St,, Herald Sporlswriler triumphs over Michigan and Court decision backing the district’s dant that appealed the case to the should begin negotiations on the Sisters. Brother. Nieces and Nephews Coventry. skating today from 1 to 9 p.m. at Michigan State. view while a member of the pro­ Supreme Court, contended that those possible transfer of the Buckland Clharter Oak Park, Center Springs Whatever happens to the Manchester High boys and girls consolidation committee somberly procedures were not applicable to Firehouse to the district by the town. basketball teams in the Central Connecticut Interscholastic OAKLAND, Calif. (UPl) — There are those who feel Oakland Missouri, 18-4, made the biggest Pond annex, and Union Pond annex move of the week, after beating Iowa accepted the court’s decision and the town because Manchester’s The house is owned by the town, but under supervision of the Recreation League (CCIL) is in their hands. Raiders' general partner A1 Davis is using the bid for the State and Kansas to take the No. 10 pledged to abide by that decision. charter provides its own procedure located in the district’s territory, and Department. For updated informa­ The Indian girls found out yester­ Hartlord High, also In an 8 o'clock Raiders by the Los Angeles Coliseum as a device to make the spot. Non-Republicans The court, in effect, killed the on consolidation. cannot answer fire calls outside its tion phone 643-4700. day they were at least co-champs as start. The Indians are 13-4 overall Oakland Coliseum hike its terms to keep the team. If so, he is NEW YORK I UPl) - The United Committee for One Manchester’s Under Sections 10-10 and 10-11 of jurisdiction. Simsbury High and Wethersfield while the Hornets are 4-14 overall. doing a masterly job of acting. pjp'L to keep the Raiders in Oakland. Press International weekly Board of attempts to merge the two the charter, the town can assume the “This area of supposed hostility Loyally Day High completed their suspended Manchester took the first meeting, Davis reportedly is resting in Palm The club, which started playing pro Coaches top 20 college basketball governmental units by petition under duties, powers and assets of the dis- between the two fire departments Join Bush Event MANCHESTER - The local Loyal­ game with the Trojans prevailing. 60- 46-43. Springs, but his aides are setting up football ‘20 years ago on a muddy ratings with first-place votes and general statutes, overturning a lower ti'ict only after the district residents has to end,” Irish declared. ty Day Committee of the Anderson- 55. The Eagles took the regularly Also on the agenda, 4-10, 6-10 records through games of Sunday, EAST WINDSOR - Nearly 600 introduced former GOP Mayor Nan­ court decision. have voted to accept it. Cummings said the decision’s facilities in Los Angeles and his Oakland field with wooden bleachers, Shea Post of the Veterans of Foreign scheduled contest, 76-36. Cheney Tech is at 11-4, 13-4 Coventry spokesman says neither Oakland Feb. 10, in parentheses: (11th week) persons jammed the banquet hall of cy Caffyn and Republican Council “It's (the decision) real tremen­ Cummings said he was relieved aftermath should spark a proposal has sold out the Oakland Coliseum Wars will meet tonight at 7:15 at the Wethersfield winds up 14-4 in CCIL High in a COC bout. Also in the I DePaul (40) (20-0) 614 LaRenaissance Restaurant Monday members John Pitts, Bruce dous, I’m thrilled,” said District that the court battle is over and for improved emergency medical politicians nor the National Football for the past decade, but the team's post home, 608 E. Center St., play while Manchester sports a 14-3 Charter Oak Conference, 2-13, 3-13 League can stop the team’s shift to 2. Syracuse (21-1) 529 night to welcome Republican Braithwaite, Richard Ryan and Lin­ President Gordon Lassow. “It shows offered an olive branch to the district treatment in town and an end to the lease ran out last year. The Alameda followed by a meeting at 8 of the mark. Bolton High visits 11-4, 11-6 East Los Angeles, where the Coliseu)n has County Board of Supervisors has 3. Louisville (21-2) 520 presidential hopeful, George Bush. coln Streeter. the rest of the town we mean leadership. f r ic tio n ■ State Loyalty Day Committee. Tonight in Willimantic. Coach Hampton Ifigh and 4-11, 4-13 Rham offered generous terms to get a team 4 Oregon St. (22-2) 492 GOP Town Committee Chairman business. They shouldn’t have spent come up with an $8.5 million package Rittenband complimented the Bush Steve Armstrong's quintet can gain High entertains 11-4. 12-4 Bacon to replace the Anaheim-bound Rams. 5. Kentucky (21-4) 404 Richard Rittenband called the affair, Dinner Committee for their efforts in the money on such foolishness. The to keep the team in Oakland But that outright possession ol its first league Academy in Hebron The Oakland City Council indicated 6. Louisiana St.(l)(18-4i 354 "Our moment in the sun, " as putting “the massive undertaking Committee for One Manchester .seems to be contingent on getting $4 proceeds from the $25 per plate chatnpionship ever against Windham Penney High. 4-12 in the CCIL and Monday it would go to court in an ef­ million troni baseball to permit a 7. Marvland il7-4i 345 together in short notice.” wasted our money and theirs.” High at 8 o'clock. The Whippets are dinner served to replenish dwindled 4-13 overall, hosts 13-3, 14-3 Simsbury fort to stop the runaway. shift of the Oakland A s and the 8. St. .John’s (21-21 294 Roberta Groober and Richard Wallace J. Irish Jr., a former dis­ Factory Death 9-8 in league play Manchester took High in East Hartford to cap the ab­ ”I don’t think the council will sit American League has said that deal 9O hio St (lt)-5i 183 Republican Party funds, and to Kelley served as co-chairmen of the trict deputy fire marshal, said he the lirst meeting from Windham, 56- HARTFORD (UPl) - breviated local area slate. back and allow A1 Davis to move niust be completed today. A's owner 10 Missouri (18-4) 159 spotlight local party efforts. event. Mrs. Groober is Republican was pleased the district’s views on 46. but the Whippets are particularly The event drew more than local in­ Police say a worker at the Manchester's girls may have to go without a fight, ” said Councilman Charlie Finley said Monday he thinks II North Carolina (16-5i 134 Registrar of Voters, a former vice- consolidation prevailed. tough at home. terest, however, as 14 news stations Rogers Foam Corp. suf­ after its lirst title without the ser­ Wilson Riles Jr. the deal is dead lor this year 12 Purdue (15-61 130 chairman of the Town Committee “Where do we go from here?” he Hall's girls had a chance ol tying and more than 40 area and national fered an apparent fatal vices ol leading- scorer Jennifer NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle Davis and his spokesnien have 13 Notre Dame il6-4' 120 and was campaign manager for said, “ft’s important that town Manchester and Wetherslield but Hedlund. The junior, averaging 14.9 has warned Davis the Raiders may 14 Brigham Young (18-4i 93 photographers vied for position to Councilman Lincoln Streeter. Kelley, heart attack when her arm been saying they won't listen to the government knows we have the right their shot went out the window points per game, suffered a foot in­ be dropped from the 1980 schedule if 15. Weber St (21-2) 85 cover Bush's arrival and 20 minute a local builder and educator, was to exist. It’s important they work was caught in a machine Oakland offer They negotiated at address. yesterday as Conard scored a 45-43 jury In last P'riday's win over they move without an OK from the 16. Clernson (17-5) 77 campaign manager for Councilman with the district instead of against she had been working on. length with Mayor Lionel Wilson and Although a Republican endeavor, Denise Shakes, 35, of upset win. The Warriors will settle Wethersfield and her availability is league, which would require 21 votes others. Only to learn from the 17 Kansas St. (18-4) 71 Richard Ryan. it.” lor third place at 13-5. Winning Form the Bush dinner attracted many local Hartford was pronounced questionable. out of 28. Coliseum board that Wilson had no 18 Arizona St (17-5) 52 The Bush Dinner Committee in­ Ted Cummings, former state On the boys' side ol the coin, they dead at Mt. Sinai Hospital The Indian boys have won six in a Top-seeded Markina The dispute already is in federal 19 Duke (17-6) 45 non-Republicans, among them South cluded former Councilman John representative and a member of the have two league games remaining. If authority to bargain tor the city. about 30 minutes after the row and 10 of their last 12 but East court at Los Angeles. Judge Harry The Raiders have hired attorney 20 NC State (16-5) 38 Windsor Democratic Mayor Edward Mitchell, Warren Westbrook, pro-consolidated committee, said he they win both at least a two-way and Navratilova continued her win­ Havens. 10:30 a.m . accident, a Hartford won't be an easy assign­ Pregerson is expected to rule this Joe Alioto, former mayor of San Kenneth Brill, Bruce Braithwaite, still supported the idea of one govern­ possible three-way tic tor the CCIL ning ways Sunday by routing hospital spokeswoman ment. The Hornets gave the Silk week on a request by the Raiders and Francisco, to handle the court action ‘Mayor Havens happens to be a Allan Caffyn, Janis Murtha, ment in Manchester but vowed to Democrat who is here in the spirit of said. title will exist. Towners all they could handle in the Tracy Austin, 6-2, 6-0, in title the Los Angeles Coliseum for an in­ that is expected to follow any move Kathleen Andres, Richard Bachman, abide by the court’s decision. Step one lor Coach Doug Pearson's first meeting and more of the same is match in California. She junction to block any effort by the bi-partisanship, " Rittenband told the Marion Douglas, Cheryl Pitts and “I made a pledge to my family,” The spokeswoman said south by the NFL team. crowd. "We realize his presence here Ms. Shakes’ jersey may crew occurs tonight at Clarke Arena expected. The Hornets after splitting needed just 56 minutes to win Lincoln Streeter. he declared today, in the last election as the 13-3 locals entertain 3-13 East their first six have dropped 11 of 12. B.U. on Top is not a commitment,” quipped Although Bush’s schedule did not campaign, to honor, stand by, abide have been pulled over her match and $24,000, (UPl Rittenband, "and 1 have assured him allow him to mingle with local by the decision of the court. I intend to windpipe by the machine, Photo) South Central Finishes that proceeds from his ticket will be Republicans following his address, keep that pledge to myself, the cutting off her breathing BOSTON (U Pl) - The and causing the heart at­ put into a separate account and will he nevertheless appeared to leave voters and the residents of the dis­ Charlie O Sees No Sale sixth weekly UPl coaches tack. not be used to attack him personally many ardent Bush supporters in his trict.” Big to Top Cougarettes poll of New England Divi- during the next campaign. " OAKLAND, Calil. (UPl) - on whether the Oakland Raiders of wake, when he left for another Emphasizing that he was speaking trust Oakland A s owner Charles Finley the NFL can move to Los Angeles, 6lote. Manchester Community College sion 1 basketbal team s Warning Mayor Havens that the engagement in Newington. for himself and not for the com­ Karen Gerowe 15 and Sonja Hampton Republican Party ' will be back” he For over one hundred years, generations have- said Monday he thinks sale of the the Coliseum Board is expected to I'lll'MlIuX women’s basketball team dropped a 10 for the winners. Gerowe also (first place votes in American League club to Denver turn down baseball’s offer so that at W« at B.D. Pearl aall Major Appllancaa put their trust in Watkins. Norman M. Holmes BASkirniAu, 66-41 verdict to South Central Com­ grabbed 21 rebounds. Marlene parentheses): and the Holmes Staff strive to continue that trust oilman Marvin Davis will fall least one of the professional I'.iisl M iirlfiiril III Munclicnli-r, H munity College last night at Wilbur Walker and Jan Pajor had 19 and 14 Pis. & Tolavlalona In the Hartford area, and ao through. franchises will remain in Oakland. Cross High in New Haven. Man Killed in Accident with warmth and sincerity to each famij^ Clienex ’I'ecli ill Cm enlry, 8 markers respectively (or Ihe 1. Boston Univ. (5) 53 do many other retallera — What makes Finley said he is ready to begin Schoenstadt, a San Francisco Bay SiiiiKliiiri al Peiiney The loss drops the Cougarettes at 4- Cougarettes, Walker also latched served. 8 for the season while winners ad- 2, Holy Cross (6) 51 HARTFORD — A Manchester man was ua a better place to buy from Is our talks with Wayne Valley and Dave area physician, said Monday he had R o llo n al haiKl lla in p lo n onto 15 rebounds. South Central out- Medical Center, after the 10:10 a m. acci­ Schoenstadt, who want to keep the vanee to 4-3. MCC’s next outing is 3. Boston Coll. (1) 39 killed Monday when his car slammed into dent. emphasis on SERVICE to our customers. met with Valley, a former owner of Racoii Vi-aili-iiiy al Rliaiii rebounded MCC, 49-32. the rear of a braking tractor-traiier truck. State Police said Hoaglund was driving club in Oakland. the Raiders, to discuss purchasing ManclicKlcr al \\ iiiilliaiii (girU), 8 Wednesday night against Mitchell Srniili Criiiral (00) Talton 2-0-4. 4. Northeastern 23 We Emphaelze Servlcel The Oakland Coliseum has until 5 the A s. A chain reaction was caused by a behind a tractor-trailer owned by Soren­ College in New London at 6 o’clock. Cabiness 12-1-25, Haiiiptim 4-2-10. (treen 5. Connecticut (1) 20 p.m. today to decide whether to The physician said he wanted to R ad ii r\ Toiiiglil South Central had only a 25-20 ’2-0-4, Gerowe 7-1-15, Alford 2-0-4 Totals motorist’s panic breaking in the west­ son Transportation Co. of Washington, NORMAN M. HOLMES, Dir. 6, Rhode Island 12 accept an American League offer of meet with Finley but not until he has 7: .’10 \\ lia le rn C a n II I'liH bulge at the half but broke it open 32-4-66. bound lane of Interstate 84 near the Flat- D C. and driven by Robert H. Brown, 49, FUNERAL HOME W ’I’IC 7. Yale (1) 8 of Milford, when the truck braked to avoid $4 million to tree the A's from their put together the financing to with 41 second-half markers. It effec­ MCC (11) — Schwartz 0-0-0. Nassill 0- bush Avenue exit in Hartford. 142 E. CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER • TEL. 846-5310 8 Maiii'lii'Nler \vs. EasI Harlford, 8. Providence hitting a car. Hoaglund’s car ran beneath ILI). ♦N SON stadium lease so they could be moved purchase the club. tively utilized its fast break, tallying 0-0, Ritchie 1-0-2, W alker 7-5-19. Pajor 7- 3 James Hoaglund IV, 37, was dead on PEARL \\I\F 0-14, Daniels 2-2-6 Totals 17-7-41 ’'’■line the tractor-trailer. to Denver. '26 points off of it. 1 arrival at St. Francis Hospital and Oi.'lO O I\iii|iic IligliliglilN, Cli.8 Theresa Cabiness had 25 points. The accidents still under investigation. In the absence of a court decision 10 - EVENING HERALD. Taes.. Feb. 12, 1990 EVENING HERALD, Tues., Feb. 12, 1980- 11 Sport Parade By MILT RICHMAN Sabres Gain Drake Enters Open DPI Sports Editor Jimmy to Miss Ceremonies Severe Test At Racquet Club BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) — In what was described as a very LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI) — Jimmy Carter won’t be on physical game, the Sabres used three third-period goals to break By EARL YOST career which includes appearances hand for' Wednesday’s opening ceremonies of the Winter Olym­ included appearances at both Forest pics, and that’s too bad, because if he were, he’d find out first open a tight contest and defeat the St. Louis Blues, 4-2, Monday Sports Editor night in Buffalo, in the only game played in the NHL. Hills, N.Y., and Longwood in hand how surprisingly well he’s doing in his personal cold war Veteran of both the m Brookline, Mass., and twice was with the Russians over the Summer Games. "It was a harder hitting game than ranked the No. 1 professional in New usual,” Buffalo Coach Roger Neilson American and European pro By not backing down or wavering England. said. “’They made us look bad. We goals — just brutal." tour, Bill Drake of Wayland, in the least, he has driven home to U.S. team, 10-3, and despite the lop­ decided we were going to win and Rick filin g , who also had two Mass., is the first official en­ Up for grabs will be a total purse of the Soviets he meant everything he sidedness of the outcome, they went out in the third period and out­ assists, added his 18th of the year trant in the 16-player field for $2,500 in singles and doubles play. said and it was anything but an idle frequently let their feelings come to played them.” into an empty net at 19:22. St. Louis threat when he announced no U.S. the fourth annual Manchester the surface. Rick Dudley and Danny Gare both took a 2-1 lead after one period on team would be sent to Moscow next Memorial Hospital In­ Jack Redmond, Racquet Club head “One guy speared me," said Bill scored from close range in the third goals by Larry Patey and Tony July unless the Russians pulled out of vitational Tennis Tournament. pro, has extended an invite to ail 16 Baker, another U.S. defenseman period to beat Blues’ goalie Mike Currie. Afghanistan. from Grand Rapids, Minn., “and I players who took part last year. He Luit. Dudley scored the game-winner John Van Boxmeer scored at 1:05 said he expected most to return. At first, there was no reaction speared him back. He said something for the Sabres at 13:34 when lie Action will take place Feb. 29 - from Soviet officials or from any of to me. It was in Russian, so I didn’t of the opening period for Buffalo. wheeled behind the net and poked the Blues Coach Red Berenson said, March 1.2 at the Manchester Racquet Drake and Bill Cashman held a their athletes. have a clue.” puck past Luit. It was Dudley’s “We’re not disappointed and we’re Club. world ranking in doubles and the Maybe they thought with the ’The present Soviet team comes eighth goal of the year. not going to bow our heads. ’Their Drake, 31, won the singles division former was a big winner on the now Summer Olympics being more than close to being the best in the world. “He was sliding back into the net goaltender (Bob Suave) kept them in two years ago in a stirring match defunct NETS’ tour in New England five months away, the threat of a and I think it went off his pads, then the game in the second period and with John Mayotte. The previous play. He is head pro at the U.S. boycott would be dissipated or WonH Lose Game off his foot and into the goal,” Dudley year he was forced to the sidelines in eliminated entirely if they simply ig­ early in the third.” Longfellow Club in Wayland. “I feel the Russians aren’t going to explained. ”1 was looking for the semifinals with a leg injury. nored it. Far from going away, Suave, who made a few sparkling Proceeds are earmarked for the lose a single game here," said someone to pass to but no one was Native of San Francisco, and a however, the move seems to be saves in the second period, Hospital Building Fund. former Ranger star Rod Gilbert, who open." registered his 13th win of the year in graduate of the University of Singles and doubles play will be gathering increasing impetus. is doing analysis and color at these Gare scored his 37th in similar turning away 19 shots. Minnesota, the handsome, dark­ offered all three days with the finals Canada, Britain, Australia, Japan, games for Canadian television. fashion at 6:33 to tie the game. He haired Drake has had a star-studded Bill Drake Sunday afternoon, March 2. New Zealand, Holland, Malaysia and "It seems I’ve had more difficulty “’That doesn’t mean there’s any picked off a clearing pass about 8 feet with road games,” Suave said. "But Kenya are some of the countries reason to change our present to the right of the St. Louis net, spun this is the toughest home game for which have swung over toward the system,” Gilbert went on. “We know and whipped the puck by Luit. me this year.” Sports Forum. Bus Schedule U.S. way of thinking while Norway, it’s not fair because the Russians are “I just spun around and shot,” China. Egypt, Chile, Liberia and Neilson agreed that Suave was the so professional in their preparation Gare said. “Roger (Neilson) told us N,' Yes, I do go the boys’ games, too. Saudi Arabia already have voted not main ingredient in the Sabres win. ^Really a Shame' For Coliseum and their approach to hockey and our before the third period that a good I’m not adverse to paying to see high to compete. “We were a little sluggish and we Evening Herald Olympic players don’t come team bounces back. We did and it’s school basketball. The boys have a showed it in the second period,” Sports Department HARTFORD - New England anywhere near theirs, but that really good to see." very good team and 1 enjoy watching Neilson said. “But Bobby won the Att: Len Auster Whalers’ fans who will be attending Think to Selves doesn’t mean we should adopt the Blues’ goalie Mike Luit saw things the CCIL talent. game for us.” It’s really a shame that more of the today’s game at the Hartford Civic Nobody ever really gets to know same pattern they have. differently. C’mon all you "so called ” Buffalo moved three points ahead high schoolers, as well as the what the Soviet man in the street “ People talk about their team “On Gare’s goal I thought he was SPORTS. Let’s get out and fill those Center Coliseum should make the bus of the idle Boston Bruins in the townspeople, don’t go to the girls’ thinks, and perhaps the closest we beating ours so badly the other day. going to pass and I moved away a bleachers at Clarke Arena. a part of their travel plans, according NHL’s Adams Division. The Sabres basketball games. can come to that now. with regard to It could’ve been much more. I think bit,” Luit said. “Those two goals Jim Joy to state Transportation Com­ meet the Bruins in a crucial game Last night’s (Feb. 6) game against missioner Arthur Powers. Carter's announced boycott, is from the Russians let up. Why should they (Gare and Dudley’s goals) were bad Thursday night in Buffalo. 63 Eldridge St some of the impressions Russian risk getting hurt? Normally, though, Shooting Form Wethersfield was a most exciting Manchester “Connecticut Transit ‘Park and competitors here are conveying, wit­ in a championship game, where goals game and I truly feel that the best Ride’ buses will be in operation for tingly or not, to our athletes. for (scor^) are a big thing like in College Basketball Roundup Manchester High's Jennifer Hedlund ( 5) follows through team won. Scholastic the convenience of those going to the Before last Saturday’s game these Olympic games, the Russians after releasing jumper in CCIL girls’ basketball clash last For all the sports minded Whalers’ games," said Powers. ’’The between the Soviets’ superlative don’t stop. They’re like robots.” Manchesterites. these games are Basketball service, which is sponsored by the Friday night at Clarke Arena, Wethersfield defender is Kathy FREE. What better way to spend an Transportation Department, w^s in­ Olympic hockey team and the U.S. Mark Johnson, the U.S. team’s Hudon (3). Indians won, 57-48, to move into first place in league. StuncitngH team at Madison Square Garden, the center and outstanding player from evening than cheering on a good stituted for the purpose of giving (Herald Photo by Adamson) girls’ basketball team. patrons of major Civic Center events national anthems of both nations Madison, Wis., whose father. Bob, Griffith Hero CCIL (Fall an opportunity to park their cars free were played and it didn’t matter coached the last U.S. Olympic team, w. 1, w. 1. at outlying lots and ride a bus to the whether you were American or Rus­ agrees with Gilbert. Windham 14 2 14 2 facility at a minimal cost. ” sian, you had to sense something just “ I’ve been watching hockey a long Spirited Volleyball Action Sims'oury 13 3 13 3 listening. time and I’ve seen some great The round-trip fare for the “Park For Louisville Volleyball interest has picked up considerably in the past few Manchester 13 3 13 4 and Ride ” buses is 50 cents. Cars U.S. defenseman Buzz Schneider of players, but I never saw any of them How Many Sacks for Jack Youngblood? Fermi 8 8 9 9 Babbitt, Minn., said, “There was a do what (Aleksandr) Maltsev did By FRED LIEF years and last week found the top two teams battling for first may be parked at any one of three place. Redwood Farms took a 2-1 decision over the Insurers to Conard 8 8 9 9 lots served by the buses located at lot of cheering, the kind that gives against us last Saturday. LPI Sporlft Wrilor Enfield 8 8 8 9 the Department of Transportation on you goose pimples, when our anthem “He came down the right side one- Darrell Griffith, as much a part of the Louisville landscape as grab a two-game edge. Above a hard spike has just been blocked. Cowboys would scarcely drop olt in quarterback quality with Hall 5 11 7 11 Danny White, who's a decade younger and itching to play. Wolcott Hill Road in Wethersfield, at was played. It never hit me like that on-one, did a complete 360-degree (Herald Photo by Adamson) Penney 4 12 4 13 bluegrass and Bourbon, bailed out the third-ranked Cardinals When he subbed for Staubach in a 1978 playolf game aqainsl Burr Corners adjacent to Interstate before. When they played the Rus­ turn, going full steam, then back- Wethersfield 4 12 4 12 Monday night. Atlanta, he rallied the Cowboys to a win How Dallas will do in 86, in Manchester, and at Aetna LifCj sian anthem, there was booing. handed the puck into our net. Eleven- 80 will be determined more by improvement in their defense East Hartford 3 13 4 14 “I looked over the Russian players thousand people and 20 players, Shut down for most of the game, JUST ASK and Casualty on Farmington Avenue In overtime, Virginia Tech’s Jeff and I’m pretty sure they were getting myself included, were absolutely Griffith hit a difficult 24-footer with Girls on Boys Murray Olderman q. How does a person get the opportunity to write a sports in Hartford. Hoop Bound the message. Right at that moment, stunned. Maltsev skated back to the two seconds left in overtime to send Schneider stole an inbounds pass and column like yours? I am from Ihe South and would like to push For those evening event' served. with the people booing them that bench and sat down. Like it was just Louisville to a 56-54 victory over hit a jumper to tie it, 54-54, with 43 Southern football like you push the Pac-IO. It seems to be a IICC O'ull "Park and Ride ” buses begin run­ Sophomore Jackie Tucker way, and with all the emotion in­ another goal. Big deal! Virginia Tech in a Metro Conference seconds left. Louisville then went to great way to make a living by doing little and knowing less. — w. 1. w. 1. ning at 6 p.m. until 15 minutes after (22) pumps shot towards rim in another stall but his time Griffith Bv Murra\ Olderman 8 14 2 volved, I felt I wouldn’t want to be “ I called my Dad after the game game. Teams Appealed W.R. Wright. Evergreen, Ala. NWest Catholic 1 the event begins and again for one action against Wethersfield Simple Just learn there is someone out there coaching East Catholic 8 2 13 4 one of them.’’ and said for him to make sure and Griffith, Louisville’s all-time provided the bailout .with his jumper hour after the event ends. High last Friday night at from the corner. CINCINNATI (UPI) — A federal judge’s ruling that high The tipofi: besides Paul "Bear" Bryant And bring along a good diction­ South Catholic 5 3 7 10 Further information may be ob­ During the contest which followed, see it on delayed TV. 1 told him he leading scorer and premier show­ ary There is nothing wrong with Southern football. There is Clarke Arena. Tucker scored the Russians all but annihilated the man, finished with 14 points. “I don’t think we played as well as school girls must be allowed to compete alongside boys in all Aquinas 3 6 10 7 tained by calling Connecticut Transit wouldn’t believe it.” also nothing wrong with the way those schools draw up sched­ 10 points in Silk Town victory. Badgered by ' a stubborn Virginia we’re capable of,” said Moir, whose sports, including football and wrestling, was appealed today by Bucko Kilroy. Ihe general manager uf iKe New Eng­ ules to include their share ol softies Seriously. I can't knock St. Paul 2 7 7 10 at 525-9181. Tech defense, he was limited to just 17-4 club was led by Dale Solomon land Patriots, took the rap for trading all-pro offensive the SEC. Or Alabama as a tine team I still reiterate that to Xavier 1 8 3 14 (Herald Photo by Adamson) with 27 points. “With the exception of the Ohio High School Athletic Association. tackle Leon Gray to the Houston Oilers for mere first- my mind the 1979 USC team was the best of the past decade three baskets after halftime. and sixth-round draft choices But it turned out he was Names in the News______Solomon, we shot poorly.” The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of and maybe the best ever "He made a tough shot, driving to Appeals, which scheduled a hearing So, Rubin ruled that girls “must be just fronting for owner Billy Sullivan, who just plain cve O’all the left,” said Virginia Tech Coach Elsewhere, No. 7 Maryland didn't like the outspoken Gray By the same criterion, on the issue today, is not expected to given the opportunity to compete q. How many touchdowns did Ahmad Rashad have this w. 1. w. 1. Renaldo Nehemiah Charlie Moir. “I don’t think we dumped Boston U., 99-76, North they should also gel rid of ali-pro guard John Hannah, South Windsor 12 0 16 2 rule for several weeks. with boys in interscholastic contact but the heat would be too severe In the Gray swap, the year? Did Doug Williams play pro foolball for any other NEW YORK (UPI) — Maryland University senior Renaldo Nehemiah, the could’ve defensed him any better.” Carolina beat Georgia Tech, 60-50, team? — Ben Andreaehi. Biwabik. Minn. Windsor Locks 7 5 10 9 Notre Dame took San Francisco, 78- The athletic association is sports if they are physically Patriots also got a sweetening ol $111,000 to use as a world’s leading high hurdler, will make his lone Madison Square Garden The Cardinals, who have won 15 bonus for their first-round pick Rashad. the excellent wide receiver tor the Vikings, tallied Bloomfield 7 5 7 9 challenging U.S. District Court qualified.” nine times on pass receptions this past season That was his appearance in the TAC-AAU indoor track championships Feb. 29, it was an­ straight, are 22-2 overall and 9-0 in 66, and North Carolina State stopped Rockville 6 6 7 11 Wake Forest, 52-40. Judge Carl Rubin’s possibly The judge added that separate career high What makes him especially eltective is his run­ you CAN DO IT nounced at a New York Writers’ Track lunch Monday. the Metro Conference. But it was not teams “cannot serve as an excuse to ning ability As Bobby .Moore at Oregon, he was a brilliant Windsor 6 6 8 9 Albert King scored a career-high 32 precedent-setting decision of two ICE SKATE ON SKIS Maryland teammate Chris Person, a surprise winner of the 600-yard run in a pretty game as far as Coach Denny years ago. deprive qualified girls positions on Q. How many sacks has Jack Youngblood had in his career ball-carrying halfback Doug Williams was the first-round Glastonbury 2 10 6 12 Crum was concerned. points as Maryland waltzed past with the Los Angeles Rams? He's my lavorile player of the draft choice out of Grambling bv Tampa Bay in 1978 and has Newington 2 10 3 14 last week’s Millrose Games, also will compete in the TAC-AAU meet. Per­ Rubin flatly declared that Ohio and formerly all-boys teams, regardless Do you feel awkwarej and clumsy on So remember to try "skating" on “I don’t think we shot the ball real Boston U and raised its record to 18- Rams. — Carv Burns. Orcutt. ( alif. been the Buccaneers' starling QB both his sea.sons as a pro son, an intermediate hurdler, was making his major invitation race debut. federal regulations which ban co­ of the sport.” your cross country skis? If so. try this your skis for a more relaxed and well,” said Crum. “I don’t think we 3. Steve Wright had 24 points for the rhythmic ski stride. educational sports teams are un­ Despite Rubin’s decision, the state exercise. did certain things real well, but Terriers, 16-3. q. Were Ken Boyer and brother Clete Boyer the only Skiing cross country is much like Andy Johnson constitutional. athletic association’s rules for con­ brother eombination to oppose each other in a World Series? c o c O'all they’re truly an outstanding team.” Mike O’Koren scored 17 points and ice skating. To practice, take off your FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) — ’The New England Patriots have signed veteran “It has always been traditional tact sports still state that “team If there were others, who were they? — Frank Ornelas. .Santa w. 1. w. 1. poles. Put your hands behind your Techmea' assistance provideo t'j Eastern Still, Louisville must be thankful. A1 Wood added 15 to lead North ProlesSional Ski Tourmg instructors running back Andy Johnson, a five-year pro from Georgia, to a series of one- that ‘boys play football and girls are members should be boys only.” Paula. Calif. Cromwell 13 2 13 3 back and slide your right ski forward With one second to play, Virginia Carolina over Georgia and move into Without doing extensive research, meaning going through year contracts. cheerleaders’ — why so?" Rubin However, they have added a foot­ Coventry 11 4 13 4 As you slide that ski. push oft the left Tech’s Dexter Reid threw the ball to a tie with Clemson for second place the entire Baseball Encyclopedia, I can tell you that the ski and glide on the right one. Then Johnson is the first of nine Patriots who entered the NFL free-agent market said. “Where is it written that girls note saying, “Please note that Judge Bacon Academy 11 4 12 4 Les Henson, who missed a 35-foot in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Meusel brothers. Bob and Irish, opposed each other in a World slide your left ski fonAiard, push off on Feb. 1 to sign up. He gained 132 yards on 43 carries in the first four games may not, if suitably qualified, play Rubin’s order applies.” Series not just one time but three Bob was an outtielder for East Hampton 11 4 11 6 prayer shot at the buzzer. Earlier Tracy Jackson tossed in a career- the right ski, and repeal. It's just tike last season, but missed the remaining games when he injured his left knee in football? “This is so we’re not in contempt jiiAi the New York Yankees, Irish tor the New York Giants Those Portland 10 4 12 4 skating! this season, Henson hit an 89-foot, 3- high 23 points and Kelly Tripucka NO ij-V a game at Green Bay. “It may well be that there is a stu­ of court.” said an athletic associa­ teams faced each other in 1921, 1922 and 1923 The Boyers Rocky Hill 5 10 6 11 Practice your "skating " exercise on inch haul to give the Gobblers a 79-77 added 20 to help Notre Dame, 17-4, were on opposite sides m the 1964 World Senes dent today in an Ohio high school, tion official, “but we’re still opposed Cheney Tech 4 10 6 10 a slight downgrade. Start slowly, and victory over Florida State. It also snap San Francisco’s seven-game then try to develop a rhythm. As in who lacks only the proper coaching to the ruling, and we’re looking Rham 4 11 4 13 Tom Poquette gave Henson an entry into the winning streak. Sacking tiic quarterback is not an olticia) slalislic tn pro q. How do they decide where to play the Super Bowl each skating, balance is important! After a and training to become the greatest forward to trying to get the appeals football, andylhe Rams have kept no accurate count of the Vinal Tech 3 12 3 14 BOSTON (UPI) — Boston Red Sox outfielder Tom Poquette, acquired from Guinness Book of World Records. Charles "Hawkeye” Whitney’s 16 year? And if that city's team is in Ihe Super Bowl, will they short time, you should feel smoother quarterback in professional football court to overturn it.” number of sac\s the Florida produci has racked up in his nine- still have Ihe game there? — David Hamilton, Madison, Wis. Bolton 2 13 3 13 and more stable on your skis. Then, the Kansas City Royals last June, has agreed to a new one-year contract. With the score 48-48 and less than carried North Carolina State past year career ^ checking the team s media guides since Wake Forest. The Wolfpack scored history. Of course the odds are When Rubin’s decision came out The site of Ihe Super Bowl is decided by a vote ol NFI, team )ust pul your poles on and ski like Infielder Stan Papi, however, has not been able to come to terms with the three minutes to play, the Cardinals Youngblood becaVne a regular in 1972. however. I have ascer­ owners after cities bidding lor the game make their presenta­ new. 10 of its last 12 points on foul shots astronomical against her, but isn’t two years ago, many male sports of­ tained that he has 81 sacks, with his personal high of IB club and has filed for arbitration. A team spokesman said an arbitrator went to a stall, taking three timeouts ficials criticized it. tions They generally keep the slate three years ahead, so V selected by mutual agreement of the league and players association will try and limited Alvis Rogers, the Demon she entitled to a fair chance to try?” achieved this past season a big reason the Rams made it to right now we know that the 1981 game (Super Bowl XV) will IICC Girl.. O'all before Louisville’s Rodney McCray the Super Bowl to come to terms. Deacns’ leading scorer, to just 1 be played in New Orleans' Superdome, the 1982 contest in w. 1. w. 1, missed a jumper to send the game Pontiac Stadium outside Detroit and the 1983 game back in into overtime. point. Basketball. NWest Catholic 9 1 17 1 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Q. What arc Ihe chances ol Roger Staubach retiring alter Pasadena's Rose Bowl I'd say Miami might have a good shot South Catholic 8 2 17 2 LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The wife of Los Angeles Lakers’ center Kareem this season, and il so will the Cowboys be as good with Danny tor 1984 Just this year, Super Bowl XIV was played in the Los INTERFAITII i*i ;k w El-; White at quarterback'.’ — .Scott I.oeke. Brownwood. Texas Angeles Rams' territory Ironically, though Miami has been East Catholic 6 4 10 6 Abdul-Jabbar has filed for divorce in County Superior Court. Richie Evans Man to Beat Action in the Interfaith League VFW trimmed Willis Garage. 22- Staubach already has announced that he will wait until the site five limes and the Miami Dolphins have been played St. Paul 4 6 12 7 Abdul-Jabbar has been separated from his wife, Habiba, since Oct. 11,1978. Saturday night at filing saw Emanuel 16, and Blue Moon bumped CBC, 26- April, sec how he feels, and then determine if he will conliniie in three Super Bowls, none of the team's appearances was at Mercy 3 7 6 14 They were married May 28, 1971, and have two daughters, Habiba, 7, and to play at the age of 88 Personally. I leel he will. But the home. Aquinas 0 10 3 13 DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - Only John Greenwood has toured of Manchester top Faith Lutheran, 16, last night at the Y. Danny Sultana, nine months, and a son, Kareem, 3. Record-setter Richie Evans is the the stock car track faster but he was 34-29, St. Mary’s rout Trinity Cove­ Callahan had 12 points and Jeff King Garry Templeton man to beat in Friday’s NASCAR driving a specially prepared Corvette nant, 59-22, Temple Beth Shalom best 4 for VFW while Chad Massolini modified 200 race and Indianapolis when he established Daytona’s ab­ Wapping, 46-21, and South Methodist netted 13 markers and Steve Varga 3 ST. LOUIS lUPl) — The St. Louis Cardinals said Monday shortstop Garry 500 star A. J. Foyt suddenly has solute record of 197.845 mph in 1977. down Concordia, 38-27. for Willis. Mike McDonald had a Templeton has agreed to a one-year contract. The settlement was reached in corcboQfd game-high 22 points for Blue Moon 6 become the favorite for one of Meanwhile, Foyt turned in a prac­ Jeff Peterson and Paul Johnson EARLY BIRDS - Bert 125-363, Joan Baldyga 141- Kozicki 562, Bill August eaf.slem&rool a negotiating session between Templeton’s agent, Richie Bry of St. Louis, and h\ 1 m il'll I ’rns X Inti'irn.ilm n.il W TinWMlVSKI'rm .M.I, Ed Burbank 135-387, Tony tice lap at 195.020 mph Monday to up­ while Kelly Dubois had 8 for CBC. I" ,isi«Tn ( iinit-rrnn' Botticello 144-383, Irene 350, Carol Lewie 131-342, Thursday’s two 125-mile qualifying each had 10 points for Emanuel while W T i n W l :.Ho<: K i: v l. K M . I 1 217, John Ragna 205-220- Marinelli Sr. 140-166-438, B57 main street Cardinals’ General Manager John Claiborne. stage Daytona 500 pole position I 111 \S 1. ) 127-130-361. Dorothy Camaro to establish an all-time stock Ml.ml.I DeDominicis 350, Frank Tony Taylor Hour Martinizing nipped Highland w 1 T 1I'Is 1.1 i . \ M il EASTERN BUSINESS - Mathes 347, Shirley Hooey Y - Jim Bell 137-382, car record. The Rome, N.Y., racer is several drivers took to the track in an Marshall, Ken Beckwith and Chris 1 Im .igii i l II) 14 Id) i:q M ''.111 Nnioniii .11 -J7 ll.msl.m Tom Schuetz 139-138-376, Calvo 355, Ted Backiel 362, PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — The Philadelphia Phillies Monday named Park Market, 69-68, last night at SI Ij iu is i l 7 177 IKI Tony DeDominicis 166-400, 138-350. a three-time NASCAR modified effort to better Sunday’s times. Hoying each had 8 points for South [iiiluit.i '31 .11 4K1 I’t’. Vic Abraitis 352. former coach and player Tony Taylor as roving infield instructor for their Illing. I'jlm onlnn i: •27 11 4' i l l 'iS) I h'vi-l.iml ’31 :i. :c«l 12 Walt Bender 163-408, Bill Joe Twaronite 158-375, champion and won 52 events last while Curt Corbit netted 10 tallies for V iin io u u 'r IK •2H H 44 lt T24 TO BUY ty’s while Marty Jordan had 19 i . H 4K UV4 i»> 391, Bruce Lavery 394, Bill for eight seasons, has been given permission to talk with Florida athletic of­ losing Rams while Tom Kennison Ill'IlMit i l I. Cash S Carry only, newspaper quoted Thompson as saying. "But I would be foolish not to listen to Uut'lx’i i l i . H 4» Ilk! nil atlas bantiq wrestling action last night in T u c m I.IV s I,(Mill's Results: 100 —Swamback (CT) WBF, Howroyd 16 and Tim Hogan 14 for '1 III iillln •i! \ 4K i u 25. (;i)P - Carolyn Wilson USED CARS no phone orders please what Florida has to say” Terryville. ll•lU't•■ Il ,il S.m Vntmiiii 108 -Souza (T) WBF, 115 -Horn (CT) lIXING-BENNKT JV BOYS F StO while Walt Bogar had 21 tallies • •■ •lili'n S i. iif . iK Im.ti.M 190, Sally Heavisides 183- • 24 Hour Emergency Service Rick Barry The Beaver matmen slip to 4-14-1 WBF, 122 —Soucy (CT) pinned Godere Illing jayvee boys squad nipped and Craig Phillips and Paul Quey 18 U.i'lmigtiiii.ii lii'iui'i 211-556, Judy Lauder 474, for the season with the reversal. 5:46, 129 —L, Henry (T) pinned WrighI wiinil'.iY I Ml.mi.i ,ii I'mil.mil • Burner Sales & Service NEW YORK (UPI) — Rick Barry, who hit on 16 of 28 three-point field goal crosstown Bennet yesterday by a 46- apiece for Pharmacy. Jack Hull llull.iln 4 Si l.nui'’2 Wiilm'sil.tv . ,,,..... Robin Smith 454, Marie Cheney’s Art Soucy continued his 4:37,135 -Roe (T) WBF, 141 - J . 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Laundry stockroom. Folding, clerical duties. Professional sick pay. Experienced costs. Itrano Real Estate. 646- 1 YEAR SEASONED OAK- have t o COhiStDBR Excellent salary, plus extra sorting, coding etc. Pleasant office. Call 646-3003. operator only need apply. 2000. Towns Don’t Want Them benefits. Must arive. Mature working conditions. Equal Op­ Cut, split and delivered $75 a Him a m ig r a n t i ADAMS INDUSTRIES person preferred. Call 212-489- portunity Employer. Apply in cord. Call 643-7706 after 4:30 person: Mechanics Uniform S H A D E & O U T D O O R p.m. There are suitable, potential sites tion. 1002, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. HARTFORD (UPD - A special W o RI c E I ? . \ CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Service, 151 Park Avenue, TOBACCO OPENINGS MANCHESTER 3 BEDROOM task force report^ays there are plen­ across the state but priority should Under proposed legislation, a East Hartford. available for Foreman M/F, CAPE- Full dormer, SEASONED OAK start your future with a fast growing aero-space aluminum siding, awnings, ty of potential sites for a hazardous be given to areas near industry and siting board made up of five state Supervisors & Key farm CUSTOMER SERVICE FIREWOOD, $50,00 a dump company. Experienced help required In the new 1/2 bath, enclosed porch, waste generators, the report found. commissioners and four local Tm m u j -ii. Employees. Tobacco or CLERK - Receives telphone truck load. George Griffing. waste treatment facility in Connec­ plastic walls, rec room, residents would evaluate a private following categories: relatedated farmingfi experience customer inquiries and Andover. Call 742-7886. ticut- but most communities would It did not designate any area as a provides information for workshop. Clean. $59,900. A L L R O U N D necessary. Excelleni“ ■■ f wwages _ balk at welcoming one. prime location. firm 's application to own and operate DENTAL ASSISTANT- orders, acknowledgements, Peterman Agency, 649-9404, PINE TRESTLE TABLE Si Clerk-Typlal Expediter MAINTENANCE MAN for In­ and benefits. Year round "Connecticut will be hardpressed a facility. Experience necessary. Multi- employment. Contact: Per­ and shipments. Also works or 649-4844. BENCH- 10 Speed Bike (as A report by the Connecticut In­ Pricing Clerk Junior Accountant irl office. Excellent'benefits, dustrial Laundry. Electrical dustrial Waste Management and to meet regulatory goals designed to sonnel Department, Con­ closely with field sales and is). Call 643-4512. The report’s recommendations dhe Beralii Stock Puller Inspector talary negotiable. Immediate & Hydraulic experience protect public health and the environ­ required. Company Paid solidated Cigar Company, 131 marketing personnel. High Recovery Task Force said Monday said private waste management INDEX opening. Call 646-4314. school diploma or the FIREWOOD: Cut & split to ment if proper facilities with the Inside Sales Benefits. Pleasant at­ Oak Street, Glastonbury, MANCHESTER- 3 Bedroom the state must implement a plan to Conn., 06033, 633-3641. An equivalent in a combination of order. $60. per cord. Delivery firms should be encouraged to OPTICAL LABORATORY- mosphere. Equal Opportunity Cape. Garage, stove, new oil manage the nearly 100 million necessary capacity are not NOTICES Qualified Trainees considered. Apply In person Equal Opportunity Employer. schooling and experience extra. Hebron 228-0168. develop the needed facilities. Looking for career minded er. Apply in person or burner, enclosed porch, gallons of hazardous waste generated developed," the report said. - Lost and Found M jchanics Uniform Ser­ required. Must have good plastered walls, rec room, - Parsonals She Berath 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. people. Apply in person to: typing and telephone skills Connecticut currently does not SUBWAY OF MANCHESTER each year. “ A fair chance in the siting arena Optical Style Bar, 763 Main vice, 151 Park Avenue, East workshop. Immediate oc­ Dogt-BIrdt-Pelt 43 have a legal hazardous waste dum­ - Announcements Hartford, 289-3421. is now hiring. Good opportuni­ and be able to work effective­ cupancy. $59,900. Peterman The "m ajor impediment” to a should provide these firm s with all - Entertainment Street, Manchester. ty for a few good pwple to ly with ail levels of manage­ ping site. - Auctions Agency. 649-9404, or 649-4844. HOME SWEET HOME - state hazardous waste management the impetus necessary to develop work part time. Applicants ment. Apply between 1 and 4 State Environmental Protection ADAMS INDUSTRIES p.m. in the General Offices Complete health-guard plan is siting a treatment and dis­ viable business proposals," it said. FINANCIAL should have a good math ap­ facilities. Cats also. Canine Commissioner Stanley Pac said - Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 340 PROGRESS DRIVE titude, with some register Building of Rogers Corp., Mill NEW 7 ROOM CAPE on 3/4 posal facility, the report said. Pac, chairman of the task force, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon hazardous waste management was - Personal Loans MANCHESTER experiences, and like to work & Oakland Streets, acre lot. Aluminum siding "It is probably safe to assume that said some companies had shown in­ - Insurance PHONE Road, Manchester. 646-5971. 643-2711 Manchester, Conn. Equal Op­ "the most critical problem" facing with the public. Late after­ storms, screens. Appliances, no town or community in the state terest but everything hinged on the EMPLOYMENT GLASTONRURY noon and late night shifts portunity Employer. M/F. carpeting. $92,500. Several will welcome this type of facility." the state and 65 million gallons of the BOX STALLS, TRAILS- Blue siting board. - Help Wanter Help Wenfed 11 available during the week and other Colonial styles being Seal Feeding Program, Ring the report said. waste was being improperly treated. - Business Opportunities weekends. Must be neat and TYPIST-BOOKKEEPER built. Peterman Agency, 649- - Situation Wanted sought for Connecticut office with lights. Pastures. Daily It said there was a "critical need" He said the "heart and core" of reliable. Apply in person to 9404 , 649-4844. turnouts. Rockville, Call 875- tackling the problem was passing He said also said emphasis should EDUCATION ADVERTISING PLEASE READ CARRIER WANTED 288 Center Street, across from of manufacturer’s represen­ to increase public understanding of I 9954, or 875-0272; 742-9653. be placed on recycling and treating - Private Instructions $370 / THOUSAND FOR Moriarty Brothers. tative. Small but busy office the problem and provide incentives legislation to establish a hazardous with congenial atmosphere. - Schools-Classes DEADLINE YOUR AD ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. BOLTON- RANCH 5 ROOMS. AKC BRITTANY SPANIEL for a community to have a waste waste facility evaluation board — the waste, although some would have 2225 Main St. to Town Hall, Convenient East of the River - Instructions Wanted Postage paid. Free applica­ BE AN AD-VISOR Large fireplaced living room, female pup. 8 weeks old. Shots to be buried in landfills. |12:00 noon the day treatment or disposal facility. with local input — to decide on a loca­ REAL ESTATE Herald la ratponilblal tion. FASSCO, Dept. 86, 732 location. Experience full basement. 150x300 lot. 1 Douglas Road, preferred. Contact Ms. Fran and wormed. $100. Call 643- - Homes for Sale I before publication. for only one Incorrect I Don Ron, St, Louis, MO. 63123. owner. Excellent condition. 8145. - Lots-Land for Sale Insertion and than only | The Herald is currently looking for a phone Ad-Vlsor Barnett at 633-8385 for an ap­ $58,900. F.J. Spilecki, 643-2121 Washington Street, PHONE SALES FROM pointment. - Investment Property I Deadline for Saturday I AM A NINE-MONTH-OLD - Business Property to the alza of tha| BABYSITTER NEEDED IN for Its classified department. HOME. (Daytime) Part or VERNON- Charming 5 room handsome energetic male - Resort Property land Monday Is 12:00 original Inaartlon. MY HOME preferably from Sycamore Street, and full time. Person to contact Ranch set on lovely Police Officials Favor - Real Estate Wanted Manchester, Vernon, Bolton husky. Need running space, Errors which do not I businesses and building BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST landscaped lot. Featuring 1 iNoon Friday. area. 3 days a week, 8 to 4 WE OFFER Linden Street ask for Rockie 643-6226. MISC. SERVICES laassn the value ol the owners to arrange Free sought for Connecticut office 1/2 b a th , w a ll to w a ll p.m. Call after 4 p.m., 646- Survey of potential for saving of manufacturer's represen­ carpeting, and fireplace. - Services Offered Iciassllled adt are advertleament will not 3914. NEEDED - GOOD HOME for - Painting-Papering • Paid Vacations, Holidays & Birthday energy. (Heating, Cooling, tative. Small but busy office Priced in the mid 50's. Group - Building-Contracting llakan over the phone be corrected by an ad-1 Electricity) Advance pay for with congenial atmosphere. abandoned dog: tri-color, • Paid Medical and Dental Benefits 1. Zinsser Agency. 646-1511. pointer-cross. 9 months, male. Speeding Fines by Mail - Roofing-Siding |aa a convanlenca. The ditlonal Inaartlon. LEG AL SECRETARY- Law appointments. High com­ ConvenienKEast of the River • Pleasant Working Conditions. CALL CHRIS Housebroken. Call 342-3207. - Heating-Plumbing Firm in Vernon seeks full missions paid upon contract. location. Experience Lots-Land lor Sale 24 - Flooring time Legal Secretary with Experienced person preferred. Contact Ms. Fran - Moving-Trucking-Storage good ^ping and shorthand preferred. For interview, call Barnett at 633-8385 for an ap­ Musical Instruments 44 HARTFORD i UPI > — Two law en­ speed lim it. Moore said the federal government - Services Wanted YOU SHOULD 647-9946 or 647-9947 skills. Experienced preferred. Mr. Barry Wolf at Dagar pointment. requires the state to "enact and en­ forcement officials say they support He said most people express MISC. FOR SALE She Heralb Telephone 646-1974, Between 9 Energv, 647-9700. r 6 ACRES I HOLTON TRUMPET - Good a measure which would drop the "shock " when told they must appear force a maximum speed limit of 55 - Household Goods a.m. and 5 p.m. • Type 40 WPM OFFICE OF CINEMA condition. $90 or best offer. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDUSTRIAL I 646-1032 court appearance requirement in the in court to pay the fine, but motorists mph ” but does not specify that - Articles for Sale • Have Pleasant Telephone Manner COMPANY needs person for - Building Supplies INSPECTORS- First and Se­ LAND I new state speeding law and let the from neighboring states are allowed offenders be required to appear in • Like to Work with the Public general clerical, light - Pets-Birds-Oogs cond shift opening for Bookkeeping work. 63 East 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ court. - Musical Instruments • Have Good Vocabulary & Spelling guilty pay their fines by mail. the pay by mail. Experienced Inspectors. Center Street, Manchester. cluding Ovations, plus free He noted the law could be - Boats & Accessories Help Wanted 13 Ability to use Demensional case with this ad. Carlos A spokesman for the state's police Under a law which took effect Oct. - Sporting Goods □ NOTICES SALES ADMINISTRATOR- Call Mrs. Jones 649-25%. ■ North Main Straat, chiefs and the state police head of 1, motorists caught with exceeding rewritten so people traveling over 70 Inspection Tools and Vernon office of company guitars 60% off. Rivers Music, - Garden Products INTERESTED? I Manchaatar 7 Main Street, New Britain. mph would be required to appear in - Antiques Blueprints required. RN’S - LPN’S exporting Electronic Equip­ PART TIME MORNINGS. speeding enforcement Monday also the 55 mph limit on a limited access Had you made plans to attend our Tea but were unable to ~ Wanted to Buy Loit and Found 1 r REM. ESTATE SALES « Applications accepted Mon­ ment requires a Sales Ad­ Secretary for Manchester of- I All utilities. 900 feet of 225-1977. Layaways. told the Legislature s Transportation highway are charged with speeding court but those caught going 55 mph day thru Friday, 9 to 11 a.m. CALL 643-2711 come. If so Mrs. Henry DofN would be happy to meet with RENTALS 1 /^orr rsi I 1 » t Excellent opportunity for ♦ m inistrator to handle fice. Typing, light I Railroad Frontage. On Committee motorists who speed on and must appear in court to enter a to 70 mph could m ail in their fines. Ask for Lm Endorlln or Jo Deary you and give you a tour of our facility. For those of you taht - Rooms for Rent LOST; Black male cat. ^ng ♦ ggtate salesperson; { and 2 to 4 p.m. Klock Com- Purchasing. Liaison with bookkeeping, general office Garden Products 47 hair,hair outsidertiitcsHa noiircpaws. \/t/>tnitirVicinity m • A were able to attend the Tea, I would like to extend our I the bus line. $85,000. local roads shouldn't get off any plea and pay a fine. Moore and Berry said they sup­ - Apartments for Rent ^ South Windsor, East Hart- i , 1366 Tolland Turnpike, Manufacturers. Invoicing, and duties. Call 646-1479, for inter­ ported a "uniform speeding law” - Homes lor Rent North Main Street. Rewaro. EChester. EOE. sincere appreciation for making the Tea a success. Limited Exporting. Technical view. SHORT-SEASON easier than highway speeders 649-9613, ; ford. Manchester, Vernon J Some representatives of the state's providing anyone charged with four ~ Business for Rent ^ area. Large inventory of ^ positions are available on the 3 to 11 and 11 to 7 shifts full background and experience j GROUP I I PROBLEMS? Vesey’s Seeds - Resort Property for Rent required. Contact. Intertrade EXPERIENCED LAYOUT understands. For 40 years, Judicial Department have com­ speeding violations in two years lose $ listings including new ^ and part time. Call for an appointment Peter Berry, executive director of - Wanted to Rent She Heralh Scientific, Inc., 871-0401. PERSON NEEDED part time Veseys has been testing and plained the traffic violation cases are their license. - Misc for Rent LOST: Billfold lost in UA ♦ homes, condominiums, and $ MARTIN BERGIN ADMIMSTRATOR proving short-season the Connecticut Chiefs of Police WANTED PERSON TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING weekends. Speed and neatness I WARREN E. ! On local roads, motorists are AUTOMOTIVE Theatre 3 in Manchester. Im­ ♦ resale. All inquiries con- ♦ BANK TELLER- Part time vegetable and flower seeds. Association, said he thought it was an extra burden on already over­ BABYSIT- 2 and 6 year old VERNON MANOR HEALTH CARE FACiUTY a must. Call 646-1479 for inter­ - Autos for Sale portant papers. Call 633-6520 ♦ fidential. ♦ opening in our Glastonbury of­ Allnough our home base is crowded court dockets. charged with violating state traffic boys. 3 to 5 days week, 1 to 6 view ! HOWLAND, Inc. ! "unreasonable to require people to - Trucks for Sale or work 633-9439. fice will train. Call Mr. eastern Canada, our commission regulations by ^ Call Don Henry, t p.m.. Rachael Road area. 180 REGAH ROAD, VERNON, 871-0385 come to court and clog up the - Heavy Equipment lor Sale O'Leary, 633-4606, State Bank I 643-1108 j customers (more like gar­ Your home or mine No NEEDED IMMEDIATLEY - courts ' The proposed bill would allow pay­ exceeding the posted speed lim its in­ - Motorcycles-Bicycles ♦ THE IKHRY AGENCY ♦ For Savings, Equal Oppor­ Loving, caring woman to dening partners really) help - Campers-Trailers-Mobile weekends. Call 646-3487. Equal Opportunity Employer ment by mail, eliminate the court stead of speeding. Announcements 3 ! 644-2525 ! tunity Employer, M/F. baby-sit for 2 small children. 2 with suggestons from all over Homes North Am erica. See the State Police Capt. George Moore, appearance requirement, drop the Berry said many communities - Automotive Service to 3 days a week. My home or WE ARE LOOKING FOR results ol all this short-season who oversees speeding enforcement maximum fine from $100 to $W and have trouble with "habitual Autos for Rent-Lease ATTENTION TOTALPHONE TEMPORARY WORKERS- yours. 643-1448 after 6 p.m. Investment Property 25 Housewives interested in assignments East of the river knowledge in our free 1980 on the highways, said he didn't think still allow people charged with offenders" and a single law would SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need making good money for part HELP WAHTED help receiving your calls? for Clerk- Typists. PART-TIME WORK MANCHESTER- Newer 4 catalogue. Write shortly: letting speeders mail in fines would speeding to contest the charge in eliminate confusion for the public time hours, soliciting from Secretaries, with and without Vesey's Seeds (16), York Temporary or permanent. our pleasant East Hartford AVAILABLE - Any 4 evenings store neighborhood center reduce compliance with the 55 mph court. and police Personal Attention ... Very RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll MALE OR FEMALE shorthand. Top company. Call and all day Saturday. $104.7f Quality construction. Possible Road! Prince Edward Island, Office. Hourly rate, Plus com­ Lydia, Dunhill Temps, 289- Canada COA IPO. Reasonable 233-8991 or 247- p m. and 11 p.m-7 a m. shifts. missions, plus bonuses. Hours EAST HARTFORD weekly. 18 hours part time. Package Store Permit. Owner 8623. Apply director of nursing. 4319. Management Training financing available. Hayes 9 a m to 1 p.m. Call us at 569- Machinists experienced on surface A ntiques 4B Salmonbrook Convalescent 4993, ask for Teresa. available. Over 18. Car Corp., 646-0131. C t t d M e w s Home, off House Street, necessary. Call 872-2128, 12 to Glastonburv Please call 633- grinder and milling machine to manufac­ 3 p.m. only. A N T IQ U E S & Health Chief, Lawmakers CARRER WANTED Real Estate Wanted 28 COLLECTIBLES - Will 5244. ^ 9ept. □ EMPLOYMENT ture smali parts. EDM operators. No PART TIME SERVICE NURSE AIDES: 7-3, Starting purchase outright, or sell on ATTENDENTS - Days and BABYSITTER WANTED: 3 wage $3.37 per hour. Fully SELLING your house? Call us commission. Houselot or experience necessary. We will train. nights, starting March 1st. paid insurance: Hospital. first and we’ll make you a single piece. Telephone 644- Help Wanted 13 TYPISTS AND CLERK to 5:30, Monday thru Friday 163 - 247 High Street, Training now. Call A-1, 649- AVAILABLE ENERGY Medical. Life, and Disability. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, 8% 2. TYPISTS are needed to work and school vacations. Own 4917, Duel Over Budget Plans A major bright spot in TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Transportation. Call after Good starting rates and many company 6 - 66 High Court, and 11 Paid holidays. 9 paid sick Realtor, 643-1577. in the Hartford area. Call USED FURNITURE & America's energy picture Apply 81 Commerce Street. today. TAC, TEMPS, 727-8430. 5:30. 646-7230. paid benefits. Please phone 289-2717 or days, 2 weeks'^ paid vacation appears to be electricity. BOOKKEEPER - Full after one year. Training and MAY WE BUY your home’’ ANTIQUES at Woodside An­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Health to take would be . Glastonbury. PTG 235 Main Street. charge.Medium-size Health ment it," he continued. “ I suggested At present well over two- COMPANY. Telephone 633- NEED EXTRA INCOME? in-service education. $60.(X) Quick, fair, all cash and no tiques. 643-4639. Open Daily. —Eliminating licensing of rest EXPERIEN CED SANDWICH apply at: Care Facility in eastern Commissioner Dr. Douglas Lloyd two years ago that licensing of thirds of the nation's elec­ 7631. Work one of our Outdoor Colonial Park Rd., Trailer Park per year uniform allowance. problem Call Warren E (Old King's Building), corner MAKERS wanted for cocktail Connecticut requires an in­ Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. of Pine Street & Hartford says if the Legislature won't come up homes. massage parlors be unmandated but tricity is being generated lounge. Call 644-9637 between F lo w e r L o c a tio n s on Located near public transpor­ from coal, nuclear and dividual with the capabilities tation. Aide training classes Road. with the money, his department just —Reducing the number of inspec­ it’s still on the books. " 9 a.m. and 12 noon. weekends. Car needed. SDR to work with people. hydro sources. In the future CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Enterprises, Andover, Conn., begin immediately. Call Pat won't be able to follow through with tions of mental health and alcohol Wright pressed on, asking if the Knowledge of accounts Household Goods 40 Wanted to Buy 49 these domestically available - Experienced only. Top PART TIME. Want cash lor 742-9965. NOBLE & WESTBROOK Soucier. Meadows Convales­ mandated programs. and drug abuse facilities. department really won't do all its receivable and payable, and cent Home. 333 Bidwell St . sources are expected to wages, ^ ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 the holidays? For every day? CALL CHRIS REFRIGERATORS Lloyd and the Appropriations Com­ —Eliminating investigation of con­ work unless it receives more state Berlin 'Tpke.. Wethersfield. 20 Westbrook St. other health care billing Manchester, 647-9194. STAMPS • Private collector account for a substantially It's easy with the phone in SECRETARY lor one man procedures necessary. Salary Washers Ranges, used, mittee. whose leaders already have sumer complaints about ambulance money. larger share of the electric­ 563-0151. Law Office. Shorthand and would like to buy a few aban­ your own home. Call 249-7773. East Hartford, 06108 negotiable depending on guaranteed and clean. New doned collections or ac­ drafted a $74 m illion "hit list " of overcharges. ity generated: 75 percent in typing essential. Reply to: shipment damaged, G.E & "Certain things are not going to be An equal opportunity employer 647-9946 or 647-9947 experience. Call Mr. fergin * EDUCATION cum ulations to f ill open potential program cuts, dueled ver­ —Eliminating premarital testing the early 80's and more Box SS, c 'o Manchester 871-2908 between the hours of 9 FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. done," Lloyd answered, thereafter. Herald. spaces. Call 649-6642 after 4 bally Monday over the proposed for rubella and venereal disease. NURSES AIDES wanted for to noon B.D. Pearl St Son, 649 Main p.m. "Even though mandated?" Wright Street, 643-2171. —Further delays in an already six- full time on all shifts. Apply Private Instructions 18 budget for the Department of Health asked. director of nursing. Salmon- LAUNDRY AND DIAPER CLERKS- General office Services. month backlog in testing for SERVICE needs folderess duties. Calculation, filing, in­ WANTED POOL TABLE. "Even though mandated," Lloyd brook Convalescent Home, off RIDING LESSONS indoor ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! Must have slate surface. Lloyd asked for $50 million. Gov. asbestos, radioactivity and other House Street, Glastonbury. full or part time, AM and PM voicing, etc. Full time only. Custom made draperies, slip­ said. Call 289-1527. riding ring. Western stock Doesn't include bumperpool. E lla Grasso has recommended $45 Please call 633-5244. Apply Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye seat, saddle seat and hunt covers and upholstery Budget toxic substances in water. Schneller, following the same tack, Street. South Windsor. Call 643-8134 after 5 p.m. m illion seat. All levels 228-9817. Terms Arrangedanged. Call 289-2331 Sen. Richard Schneller. D-Essex, said he considered Lloyd "the person SALESMAN- Opportunity for or 646-1000 "We are up against the ropes." exciting position. Knowledge and Rep. Gardner Wright, D-Bristol, most responsible for the health in BABYSITTER NEEDED- LEGAL SECRETARY. At­ VOICE, PIANO Instructions. Lloyd said, adding that agency co-chairmen of the committee, in­ Monday through Thursday. 3 of stoves helpful. Base plus tractive Glastonbury firm this state." J] Former faculty New York RENTALS budgets have only increased at an cluded closing the Laurel Heights p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ commission. Full medical seeks experienced Legal Music and Art High School. "D o you feel that with this budget According to energy ex­ benefits. Paid vacation. Call Secretary. Much client con­ □MISC. FOR SALE average rate of 4 5 percent each of chronic care hospital in Shelton as perts, electricity is currently tation. Can 649-6022. Friday; Professional Singer/Pianisl we are endangering the health of weekends anytime. Mrs, Gray 525-1931 tact Benefit package. Call Rooms lo r Rent 52 the past 7 years "We have cut back one of their optional budget cuts. one of the best buys around. HOUSEWIVES 644-8597. citizens in this state?” Schneller 633-4617, Articles for Sale 41 as far as we can go." Wright asked Lloyd if he thought COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - asked. THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ Then Lloyd presented a lengthy they could close the hospital. He said Electric heating systems LATHE OPERATORS - With Earn up to $200 a weeb WOMAN TO CLEAN HOUSE trally located. Downtown Experienced or will train. hit list" of his own for fiscal 1980- Lloyd said he was ‘"uncomfor­ are clean, odorless, safe, 2 years’ experience. Good - 1 day per week. Must have Manchester. Kitchen it was "possible, " but said he’d have easy-to-install anvi pollution Apply 330 Ledyard Street, own transportation. Call 568- 1981 table" with staffing and funding in a benefits. Salary negotiable. PIANO AND ORGAN taught privileges Call 649-2358. to study the proposal more fully and free at the point of use. Hawk Precision Co,. 303 Hartford. 2605. by Mickey Fendell. Over 25 ALUMINUM Sheets used as He listed all the new programs the number of health areas, but said it consider staff and patient transfers. Many homeowners and busi­ Burnham Street, East Hart­ years' experience playing printing plates, .007 thick 2 ROOMS-1 Free, 1 $20 week­ Legislature has mandated since 1976 was impossible to predict if any ness people are switching to DENTAL ASSISTANT , Earn Extra Money with orchestras and big bands. 23x28’ z'^, 25 cents each or 5 ly; mature male and female. Wright also asked Lloyd if he'd ford, telephone 528-9845. and then, division by division, noted ever thought about proposing the crisis w ill come up that the agency a few innovative ways to use SURGICAL ASSISTANT 649-5892. lor $1, Phone 643-2711 Must be (Dne with License for errands TEMPORARY WORKERS- wanted lor Oral Surgeons Of­ picked up before 11 a m. which services the department will Legislature "unmandate " many of won’t be able to deal with because of electricity for beating that’s and meals Private entrance. also very energy — and Assignments East of The fice Full or pari lime Schoolt-Clatses 19 ONLY Call 649-5459 have to curtail or eliminate to live the duties they’ve added to the health a shortage of money. money - - saving. RARE OPPORTUNITY - River for Clerk Typists Experience necessary. Send within the proposed budget agency's roster in the past several "God help us if we have a major OWN YOUR OWN secretaries with and without resume to Box R, c o Herald. With Your Own FOR THE BEST ■ Manchester CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye CLEAN FURNISHED set, electric welder, acetylene .Among the belt-tightening years. Lloyd said he already had. outbreak or something happens BUSINESS. Distributor for shorthand.Top company Top Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 SLEEPING ROOM for Kodak film, Duracell pay. for top skills. Call Lydia. BABYSITTER NEEDED pupils per teacher. FR E E in- outfit, aluminum ladder, mature gentleman. Call alter measures Llovd said he would have "I've not seen any rush to imple- because we are very thin," he said. 1. Heal pumps supple­ ment conventional heaters Batteries, G.E.. Sylvania and Uiinhill Temns, 289-4319. FOR 7-year-old. Thur.sday and troductorv lesson with this ad. trailer tires, new electric 6:00 p.m , 646-4701. by taking the heat found in other photo products needed Friday from 3 pm-11 pm. Call 646-M06, or 646-3549. generator, electric lawn- even the coldest air and in your area. No selling. Ser­ Autumn and Oak street area. mower. Evenings, 633-7060. Apartments For Rent 53 moving it inside. It can be vice top Retailers under Call between 9 am and 2 pm Part Time Job! exclusive contract established 647-9289 DINING ROOM SET Colonial LOOKING tor anything in real reversed to cool a room in TEACHERS AT ALL □ REAL ESTATE Ad Deals Worry Lawyer hot weather, by us. High immediate in­ ... and mothers with young children, bring them stsle $1,400 Call 568-1988 estate rental - apartments, come minimum required in­ LEVELS: Universal PERSON WANTED to clean homes, multiple dwellings? Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, HARTFORD iL'RIi - Hartford's Goldfarb said it wasn't clear ' ’ My desire would be never to do an 2. Zonal resi.stance heat­ vestment $9,975. lOOV. profit offices four hours a m. Mon­ with you and save on baby sitting costs. Hornet For Sale 23 USED ICE SKATES, sizes 7 lo No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Ore. 97208 11, good condition. 646-8069 city attorney says he has ethical con­ whether the so-called advertising advertising tradeout for something ing systems call for individ­ structure. Call between 8 AM day, Wednesday and Friday. Associates. Inc. 646-1980. & 5 PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or Bu'ckland area. Apply: 46 NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK cerns about $100,000 worth of adver­ tradeout deals violated the city’s ual thermostats in individual we could get cash for,” Russo said. write: American Film Adams Street. BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, 456 MAIN STREET- Three tising deals between private rooms or areas. No need to compeiiiive oiuaing regulations or "The things we are trading are heat the whole house if Processing, Inc., 1935R PART TIME HELP Wanted paneled living room, eat-in rooms heated. No appliances. businesses and the Hartford Civic Hoover Court, B'ham, AL PART-TIME: Immediate Twenty-three Hours per week. Salary plus kitchen, 2 car garage, oil heat, purchasing rules but "there’s no things we couldn’t sell. I'd say the you’ll only be in one or two downtown, Manchester. Call Call Now FIREWOOD- 4-foot fresh cut, No pels. Tenant Insurance Center. provision in our charter for trades." c ity ’s getting an excellent deal." rooms. 35226. 646-5999. Opening available for training gas allowance. lovely quiet setting on dead­ required. $225 monthly. $300 as: Automotive mechanic. end street, deeoed beach $65 a cord. Well seasoned. A-1 But Civic Center Executive Direc­ Russo said Coca Cola bought soft hardwood. True full cord. 128 security. C a ll 646-2426, City Corporation Counsel Communications specialist. SOUND INTERESTING? rights. $79,900. Call exclusive weekdays. 9 to 5. tor Frank E. Russo Jr. said the deals drink cups for the civic center 3. P3ectric space condi­ Supply Specialist. Clerk- agent, Carol Cable-Wagner, cl. $90 deliverd in Manchester Alexander Goldfarb said Monday the You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and supervise area. 528-2950. were legal and "in the c ity ’s best in­ coliseum’s concession stands in tioning collects and consoli­ REAL ESTATE SALESMAN typist No experience 647-9946 Beazley Co. Realtors. Equal MANCHESTER MAIN deals, in which private businesses terest." exchange for having its name printed dates the heat produced by wanted by old established necessary. Join the Connec­ our carrier boys & girls. It you like kids — want a little in­ housing opportunity. 443-4470. STREET - 3-room heated have traded such goods as concession lighting. This is mostly used firm. Must be a self-starter, ticut Army National Guard. dependence and your own Income ... or CORD WOOD- Seasoned or on them; the Hartford National Bank green. Cut to your apartment, hot water, stand paper cups and napkins for in big commercial buildings. aggressive, personable and Call Sergeant Hanna at 649- 647-9947 COLONIAL - 8 rooms, 2 1/2 appliances, parking. No pets. ”I can't imagine not doing it," and Trust Co.’s printed $13,000 worth Having the right kind of NURSE AIDES: 3-11 and 11-7 hold a Connecticut license. specifications Delivered, or advertising in the center, were 0423 for enlistment informa­ baths, first floor panelled Security 523-7047. Russo said "In our business you try of ticket envelopes in exchange for heating uppurulus, it seems, Shift. Orientation program We'll show you the way to tion. Ask for Joanne Fromerth family room with fireplace you can pick up.742-7576, ethically "questionable ' and his of­ starting every Monday. Plea­ to keep overhead down. It’s legal and the right to advertise on the can help you keep from enjoy an unmatched lucrative, and large deck. Formal dining FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. fice would investigate them getting hot under the collar sant working conditions. Call rewarding professional room, 4 bedrooms, 2 car gar­ SEASONED FIREWOOD tor in the city's best interest” envelopes and the Nationwide Immediate occupancy. at your heating bills. Mrs. Maloney at Burnside career. Send resume to Box HOME HEALTH AIDES to age. Wooded lot, walk out sale. $55 1 ton truck load. I think it s inappropriate," said Russo said trades were arranged Mature adults only. No pets. Moving and Storage Co. purchased Convalescent Home, 289-9571. K, c/o Evening Herald. provide personal care to peo­ basement. Group I, Philbrick Please call after 4:00 p.m., Goldfarb " It's got to be liKiked in­ only if a business would pay cash for ple in their homes. Nurses 644-1444. Security Deposit & to " concession stand napkins with its Agency, 646-4200. References. Call 649-1265. advertising. aide experience preferred name printed on them. Training provided if needed. Flexible daytime hours PUBLIC NOTICE available. Evenings or All charHabl* and non*prolll grganizallona wlahing to weekends with pay differen­ RESERVE Escapees Face Charges hava tliair Public Announcamania publlahad traa In tial. Must have own transpor- ADS WILL APPEAR THURSDAY, Ihia apaoa arc urgad to oonlaet Jot MoCavanaugh, tation. Mileage paid. BILLING CLERK, High Qanaral Managar of Ragal Mufflaia of Manchaatar. FEBRUARY 14. CALL 643-2711 MERIDEN lUPI) — Two of .seven and were to be charged later today in disco party at nearby Wesleyan school graduate with accurate Spaca will b« allotad on a flrat coma, Aral aarvad baala. typing skills. Bookkeeping YOUR youths who escaped from the Long Meriden, where the car theft alleged­ University. One was caught Sunday, AND LET OUR “HEART ADVISORS” I^ne School juvenile detention fa cili­ experience necessary ly occurred, police said. authorities said. Challenging full-time job lot PAULA & JOE HELP YOU WITH ty in Middletown over the weekend Four other youths remain at large, R enal S someone willing to learn face charges today in connection authorities said today. Excellent benefits. Call VALENTINE’S YOUR MESSAGE. AT NIGHT AND School Superintendent Neil Nilson Italian opera it uid to begin We offer convenience atong with a $uperior product* with an automobile theft, police say. Officials at the juvenile detention with Monteverdr'j Orfeo. Manchester Public Health ON WEEKENDS, PHONE 643-2718 The two youths were being held had said those still at large were which contains the first arias 3 0 g 846-2112 Nursing Association. 647-1481, facility said seven youths walked a »M I UL ‘ I P.K and calls for a large orchestra Monday-Friday 8 a m.-4:30 today by Wallingford police following away from a minimum security area being considered a risk to themselves MAIN ST. M a I Ml in I ta. • I p.m. EOAAE M/F. DAY their capture Monday in that town Saturday night apparently to attend a or the public. / / 14 - EVENING HERALD, Tues., Feb. 12. 1980 EVENING HERALD. Tues., Feb. 12, 1980- 15 Paanuta — Charlaa M. Schulz ACROSS 2 Of the sea Answer to Previous Puzzle (abbr.) Aulo« For Bala 61 Trucks lor Bala 62 Y 8 U n 1 Noun luffix 3 Threesome 8 u D R A L L A N 0 Business & Service 600PF0RY0U,SIR... CHUCK WILL TELL YOU HAVE TO BE A LOT OF 4 Household 4 Mountain near A p E 1 Q 1 0 0 I askep chuck to N D A L Q 1 0 appliancs ancient Troy 8 0 L 1965 CHEVROLET SUPER 1970 CMC 1/2 TON PICKUP- I'M SURE CHUCK WILL HIM HOW MUCH FUN FUN, ALARCIE, WHEN YOU 8 N 1 P 8 K Y 0 T 0 Pbby 6ET ME A PATE FOR 8 Comedian 5 Japanese SPORT. Runs good. No rust. 8 1 0 8 8 E Power steering, automatic FIX YOU UP UITH A 07OU ARE,TOO, SIR HAVE A BI6 NOSE! King currency Has cracked frame. 1700.00 or THE VALENTINE PISCO ® 8 U E N U L L L 0 1 N transmission, radio, cap. By AOigaii van Buren 12 Boat gear 6 Transpire best offer. 643-1968 after 6 r e a l n ic e B O Y - A F T Q L E E L O C 1 Small V4, uses regular gas. USEDCAKSAIE ' ------^ ------13 Cut into cubes 7 Never (contr.) p.m. $1475. 643-7530. L 0 N 0 L A 1 R z E N 14 General's 8 Motoring E 8 A U E D 0 E E 8 E assistant association BANK REPOSSESSIONS 8 0 8 H E M Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 64 15 Annoying one 9 Attentive R A F T 8 N U T T Y FOR SALE- 1973 Buick Le 17 On the ocean 10 Arab country A M Sabre $895; 1972 Audi $895. 8 P A T A w a T H 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - 18 Colonnade 11 Spruce V E T 1 N u R E A R C The above may be seen at the LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, 19 Flower holder 16 Told P R E A N Q E R T E A Savings Bank of Manchester, 100% stock and in excellent (Test Positive, 21 Powerful 20 Actor Sparks Main Street, Manchester. shape. $4500. 7424786. explosive 23 Come by (abbr.) 24 Smells DRIVE ONE TODAY! Priacllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan 22 Composer 38 Man's 53 Aleutian VOLVO STATION WAGON 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT •She’s Negative 26 Solemn Stravinsky nickname island Building Contracting 33 Rooting-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 1971 145S. 4-cyIlnder, 750- Kerker headers. KNN pledge 31 Servicas Ottarad 31 Painting-Paparing 32 79 ZEPHYR 25 Day before a 40 Three (prefix) Sanicas Ottarad automatic, needs minor work. filters. Oil cooler. Much I LL OCHAE B W iK /tN P \ | 27 Vast period of 54 Positive words $495 or Best offer. 6434844. feast 43 By birth ROOFER WILL Install Roof, more! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 cowN w rm vioiE rs.' LISTEN W HEN yO U RE 27 Lived with tim e 55 Disparity C&M TREE SERVICE ■ Free WILL BABY-SIT full time or TEACHERS - Experienced KITCHENS. COUNTER 45 Draws Siding or Gutter for Low p.m. OVER VCXIR CXILP.' 30 Venus* 28 Corpse 57 Compass estimates, discount senior part time in my home Call Interior, Exterior TOPS, PAINTING Si 1974 MUSTANG II - With ‘76 , DEAR ABBY: I am a 21-year-old woman who recently was Discount Price. Call Ken at sweetheart 29 Not beautiful 47 Hushed point citizens Company Paperhanging. Painting. WALLPAPERING - Block Capri motor. Low mileage. anytime, 646-4644 647-1566. 1977 HONDA 360- New last ■hired for a civil service job at a local Air Force base. They 7 " VftCTUn* 33 Era 30 Fabulist 48 Alleviate Manchester-owned and Staining. Reasonable Rates. Tile Floors, Bathrooms. $2000 or best offer. 649-6872 gave me a physical, and a few days later I received a call TOOi*.V 59 Sawbuck year. 2000 miles. Mint con­ r 34 Modulation 31 Cross 49 Sate Ceramic Tile St Finish Work. operated Call 646-1327. Free Estimates Pete 649- after 5 p.m. dition! $850 firm. Call 528- Jrom the medical center asking me to come back since they 36 Beverage inscription 60 Printer's 5873, Jim 289-3579. Commercial St Residential. TV 37 River in 32 Actor Connery 51 Canter measure (pi.) Free estimates. 646-3046. 4287. 4iad something to talk to me about. I went, and was shocked B&M TREE SERVICE- FIREPLACE AND 1976 DATSUN 710 - Am/fm. when a nurse told me that my test for syphilis had come - Europe 35 Greek letter Specialist in tree and stump ALTERATIONS & BASIC 4 on., % CYL, AUTO.. Pt. 39 Reddish CHIMNEY CONSTRUCTION. Excellent condition. 47,000 Campars-Trallars RADIO. PRICED TO U L l hack positive! (IIOIBKE removal Free estimates DRESSMAKING done in my Building Contracting 33 miles. Best offer. Call 872- brown 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Brick. Fieldstone Specialist, Moblla Homas 65 J I immediately called my boyfriend (I’ll call him J.) with Senior citizen discount 24 home Experienced and 4698, or 6464794. $4495 . ao'M«T 41 Depression ini­ Reasonable Call 646-6577, RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 Telephone John Wennergren, ■whom 1 had been living for nine months, and it really shook tials >2 13 14 hour, vear round service 643- WES ROBBINS Carpentrv Mason 649-3012. BEST TIME TO BUY. 7285 SPECIAL WINTER remodeling specialist. Ad­ 1979 CHEVY VAN - Options him up. I was a virgin when I met J. and have been 100 per­ V------42 Stockings Painting-Papering 32 BIDWELL HOME Improve­ Clearance sale on all left over 7 6 I I I 6 I K I V -cent faithful to him. so I figured I must have gotten it from 15 16 17 R.ATES' ditions. rec rooms, dormers, too numerous to mention. models and preowned homes. 44 Derivation buill-ins. bathrooms, ment Co. Expert installation Mint condition. Call 644-1474 him. He swore he had not been with anyone since we started 46 Compass 11 19 21 PAI.NTING - Interior and of aluminum siding gutters New 14' wide 1979 models point EXPERT PAINTING and kitchens. 649-3446. after 5 p.m. from $13,900. Preowned living together, so if he had syphilis, he must have gotten it A. » kAlflAATKys. 2 - LZ ■ ■ 1 L.ANDSC.API.NG Specializing exterior, paperhanging, and trim Roofing installation •before he met me. I believe him. but was very upset anyway. JM 47 Revolve 22 23 26 excellent work references and repairs 649-6495. 871-2323. Haating-Plumbing 35 homes from $1,495. Trades 48 Ovum I ■ in Exterior House Painting I J. took a blood test, and I took another one just to be sure. 27 26 26 30 Free estimates Fully in­ welcome. Plaza Homes, 828- Captain Easy — Crooks A Lawranca 50 One's self 31 32 Tree pruning, spraying, erSTOM Carpentry - homes. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet 0369. [J.'s came back negative and mine was positive! We couldn’t ■ mowing, weeding Call 742- sured Martin Matson, 649- 52 Boxing coup 33 35 Additions, Repairs. Cabinets repairs, plugged drains, helieve it. so we went to another lab and took the tests over 56 Woe is me 7947 4431 Call Gary Cusbing 345-2009 1971 T-BIRD Good conditon. NORTH » CAROL 0H,TEU.64E A COP WAS THERE WITH r"] ■ ■ kitchen faucets replaced, $900 or best offer, call after 6 ARE YOU SELLING YOUR jagain. Mine was positive again and J.’s was negative. We TUB5S1 I JUST WANTEP VOU PLEA5E- HERl SO NOW THE A O U C B j 58 Bore witness 37 3. 3. .0 Losdrt witu typical Marl equip 61 Stars A&W p a in t in g Contrac­ SPECIALIZING cleaning and repaired, rec rooms, p.m. 742-5285. MOBILE home? State wide •talked to the head doctor and he said there are only two TO KNOW-WE'VE FOLMP OUT aUlCKLVl ■ ■ BRICK. BLOCK. STONE TIMOTHY ,1 CONNELLY bathroom remodeling, heat listing service for any park in ment Mint conditio''. Low mile 62 Paragraph 42 o tors Quality painting and repairing chimneys, roofs, age .“ways to get syphilis; one is through birth, and the other is by WHERE CHRIS WENT! Fireplaces, concrete Carpentry and general con­ new roofs Free estimales. 30 modernization, etc. Free Connecticut. Call George 63 Small boy J ■ Chimnev repairs No job too paper hanging at reasonable * 6 1 9 5 •having sexual intercourse with someone who has it. Abby, if 46 tracting Residential and years Experience. Howlev. Estimate gladly given. M & M Adams at Plaza Homes. 828- 3 had had it since birth it would have shown up before this, 64 Feminine small Save' Call 644-8356 for rates Fullv insured Free commercial Whether it be a (suffix) ■ Estimates Call Wavne 649- 643-5361 Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871 0369. 79 MUSTANG '4795 and I swear to God I was a virgin when I met J. and I haven't 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 $5 estimates small repair job, a custom 1968 CHEVY VAN. Asking 65 Weight units 76%, av*orr4995 OV ♦ (37 4 ♦J1032 Quality Craftsmanship' Call JACKSONVILLE READER gave him a signal to open door Rooms. Garages, Kitchens lion of America, SECOND all claims must be presented to the Business Office, 45 N. School papering and painting and all 646-5424 SERVICE: Returns prepared fiduciary on or before May 4.1900 or be 1 ♦J985 474 A. He promptly opened it and Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath largest Tax Service is FIRST Street, Manchester, Connec­ 77 CAMARO LT phases of remodeling, in­ Tile. Dormers. Roofing in the privacy of your home. barred as by law provide. ticut. Raymond E Demers, DEAR ABBY: When a person turns his empty wine glass SOUTH we are left in suspense as to cluding roofing and siding. in convenience. Your home- or Don't delay - call today. 871- Pearl J Huitman. The Fllntatonea — Hanna Barbara Productions Residential or Commercial. my office. 647-9426. Pauline Ass’t. Clerk Business Manager upside down at the table, it does not mean he doesn't want ♦AQ what was behind the door. Free estimates 647-1227. 1781. ¥AKJ92 In today’s hand South 649-4291 Kozuck. The fiduciary is; 011-02 any wine. It's and old Australian soldiers' custom which George J. Strimaitis ♦ K86 cashed the ace-king of trumps JACK INKEL PAINTING CO 97 Mountain Road. means, " I can lick any man in the house!" IV N E N y o u <50 OUT CARPENTRY WORK AND CARPENTRY - All lypes of ♦ <3103 and the spades. Then, after Quality Painting. DAN WADE- Have vour In­ Manchester. Conn 06040 Auto. PS. PB. AC, power win­ 1 learned this the hard way. If you print this, omit my ON yoUR FIRST PATE, new ceilings installed. No jobs repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool ALL TYPES OF TAXES dows. tilt wheel, AM/FM stereo long study, he decided to Paperhanging. Paper come Taxes prepared expert­ 016^ Probate Notice name, f'm a retired sergeant, living in San Diego now, and I DON'T EXPECT ME Vulnerable: East-West too small, but some are loo Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and PREPARED- Individual, rallye wheels, bucket seats throw West in with his queen Removal. W'all Preparation. ly by leading independent Tax NOTICE TO CREDITORS center console. 30.265 mites. don't want all my old Army cronies writing to me! T O e ,E y o u R Dealer; South big. Call evenings. 643-9321 Business, Partnership, Cor­ of trumps. West would have to Ceilings. Staining. Visa and Windows Hung Ceiling Consultant. Phone 649-6851 E.STATE OF JOSEPH C BARRY, NAME WITHHELD V c h a p e r o n / porations. Will come to your deceased West N orth Elast South lead a club or a diamond. Of Master Charge accepted Repaired and Painted. Call $ 4 9 9 5 anytime. 643-6130. house. 568-0633. Probale Notice The Hon William E. FitzGerald. course, if clubs were going to Free Estimates. Insured. 649- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Judge, of (he Court of Probate. Are there questions you can't aak your parents about sex, Pass 3 ¥ Pass 3 4 behave nicely the slam was a ALL INTERIOR 0095 ESTATE OF PAUL A SCHUETZ, District of Manchester at a hearing Pass 4 4 Pass 4 N T held on February 4. 1980 ordered that love, drugs? Get Abby'i new booklet, “Wbat Teenageri laydown. If West did hold four REMODELING & deceased 75 FORD TORINO Pass 5 4 Pass 5 NT CARPENTRY, CUSTOM TAX RETURNS INCOME TAX- Done in your all claims must be presented to the 4 Dr. Sedan, V-6, auto., PS, Ought to Know.” Send 12 and a long, atampod (28 cents) sell- to the jack he might well lead RENOVATION - Including The Hon William E. FitzGerald. fiduciaries on or before Mav 5. 1980 or Pass 6 4 Pass Pass Carpentry. Plumbing, HOUSES. ADDITIONS, PREPARED: Please call now home. Six years experience. Judge, of the Court of Probate. radial wsw. under M.OOO miles. addressed envelope to Abby; 132 Leaky Drive, Beverly a club and give South his GARAGES, ROOFING & for your Evening or Saturday Call for very Reasonable District of Manchester at a hearing be barred as by law proviaed. HUIt, Calif. 90212. Pass slam. Wallpapering. Suspended held on February 4. 1980 ordered that Pearl J Huitman. • 1 8 9 5 R&R HEBERT PAINTING- SIDING- Kitchens. appointment. Noreen B. Rates. 646-5346. Walter Ass t Clerk The play was ingenious, but Ceilings, ^eetrocking. Carpenter, 646-7788. all claims must be presented to the Kitchens. Bathrooms Fine I n t e r i o r Si E x te r io r Bathrooms, and Repair Work Zingler. fiduciary on or before May 6.1980 or be The fiduciaries are Opening lead:A 10 we are going to do what barred as by law provide. Ethel Barry aka work at a reasonable price. "Guaranteed Quality Of All Kinds. Call Robert Jar­ Ethel J Barrv Stockton did and not tell you vis for estimates, 643-6712 Pearl J Huitman. 78 CAMARO $0295 Vincent Pizzonia. 643-2543. Workmanship!" Call 649-7718 Ass t Clerk 156 Main St..' Z-20 Auto. PS. PB. AC, power what West led. We will say The fiduciary is. Manchester. CT 06040 windows, turbine wheels, AM/FM Pstrogroph By Oswald Jacoby that most players would lead Herman Yules James H Barry stereo. Real Sharp and Alan Sontag the club and pay off to South When kept as pets, it's said, tarantula spiders learn to 99 E^st Center Street 1541 Harding Hwy East Tha Born Loaar — Art Sansom but what this west did is going Manchester. Conn 06040 Marion. Ohio 43502 recognize their owners. 017-02 016-02 One of the most delightful to remain a mystery. 78 MONZA 2+2 Bernice Bede Osol stories of the late 19th centu­ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ( ry was Frank Stockton s "The Apartmanti For Rant S3 Olticaa-Stores lor Rant 55 Autos For Sala 61 Lady or the Tiger". (For a copy of JACOBY elude you if you force yourself to TOWN OF MANCHESTER LEGAL NOTICE ^Your concentrate. The king’s daughter fell M o d e r n , send $1 to: "Wln at madly in love with the hero Bridge." care of this newspa­ SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM in CANCER (Juns 21-July 22) MANCHESTER - Retail, 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent Town of Andover ^Birthday Problems between you and your The king decided to break up per. P.O. Box 489. Radio City 6 cyl., auto., center console, two family home. Large storage and or manufacturing motor. Standard shift. Priced LEGAL NOTICE Proposed Plan of Development mate can be resolved today the affair so he placed the Station. New York. N. Y. private yard. Centrally space. 2.000 square feet to 50,- for quick sale. $650. Also: 1971 buckets, stereo radio, under In accordance with Section 9-19B of the Election Laws, notice is 20,000 miles, a black beauty. through a little give-and-take. hero in the local arena and too 19.) located Close to shopping and 000 square feet Very- AUSTIN- Automatic, air con­ The Town Planning & Zoning Commission of Andover. Connec­ Ftbruary 13.1980 hereby given that the Registrars of Voters will accept Set the tone by being the first to bus line Quiet neighborhood. reasonable. Brokers ditioned 48,000 original miles, ticut will hold a public hearing Wednesday, February 13, I960 at $ 4 8 9 5 i^rom time to time this coming compromise. Across from park. Parking for protected Call Heyman $900. Both can be seen at 24 applications for admission as an elector at the following loca­ 7:30 P.M. in the All Purpose Room of the Elementary School, on i^ear you m ay reap unexpected LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Behaving 2 cars. All appliance and heat Properties, 1-226-1206. North Street. tion. thr Plan of Development proposed for adoption by the Town benefits as a result of very unu­ too Impulsively in business or No children, no pets Security At the same time the Registrars will hold a session to hear Planning St Zoning Commission of Andover, Connecticut. At sual situations. They will be career matters could cause you triggered by events over which problems today. Take plenty of HeathclIH — George Gately and references. 5375 646-0778' requests for adding names to the registry list by persons this hearing interested persons may appear and be heard and 79 MONARCH Four door, six cylinder, you have no control. time to sound things out before 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO removed since the last election. written communications received. Copies of the above Plan of making any moves. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT- AQUARIUS (Jin. 20-Fib. 19) Wanted to Rent 57 MX- Excellent condition, low Registrars office Development are on file in the Office of the Town Clerk, Town automatic, power steering. Worrying about unforeseen VIRGO (Aug. 23-S«pt. 22) A s it­ Newly renovated Wall-to- mileage. Quadrophonic AM/FM radio, while sidewalls. eventualities could cause you to uation may develop today which wall carpeting In Manchester Municipal Building Office Building. RESPONSIBLE stereo-8 track, power steering Priced to Sell rationalize yourself into inactivity could cause you to feel you’re WInthrop — Dick Cavalll on bus line $295. plus utilities brakes, one owner. 872-6528, 41 Center Street Dated at Andover, Connecticut this 11 February 1980 today. That would be a serious being taken advantage of by a ENERGETIC COUPLE Saturday, February 16, 1980 Call after 6 p.m , 684-4526 looking for 7 Room House, 633-5310. or 659-0508. mistake. Find out more of what friend. Point out the inequities. 9:00 A M to 12:00 Noon ies ahead for you in the year fot- The other party won't be aware I Ranch or Cape Codi to rent Town Planning & Zoning Commission owing your birthday by sending o f them . MANCHESTER - Two- in Manchester tor 3 1 80 or 1976 FORD ECONOLINE Tuesday. February 19, 1980 WHOte THE \ 0 bedroom apartment VAN 100- V8. Finished in­ John L. Kostic, Chairman lor your copy of Astro-Graph LIBRA (8«pt. 23-Oct 23) You sooner Willing to do repairs, 5:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Letter. Mail $1 for each to Astro- may not be too willing help oth­ W ISEQUy Available immediately, 1- (paint, wallpaper, floors etcl, terior. Loaded with options Mary Keenan, Secretary year lease, no pets, no Signed, ■J3raph, Box 489. Radio City ers today unless there is some­ THAT in exchange for security Captains' Chair, stereo etc 006-02 77 T-BIRD '4695 •Station. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to thing in it for you. This role is not P U T J E L iy children Security deposit . $3750. Call 633-3233, 569-1804 or Assistant Registrars •specify birth date. in character for you. deposit $350 to $375 Call 643- f i. l l $>. »W«-r A.I S ti '■•t- K required $300 monthly in­ 563-6373 evenings. Herbert J. Stevenson, Registrar Margaret L. Lucas ^ISCES (Fib. 20-INirch 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Try (C c N ih im ^ %77 TOWN OF MANCHESTER l.lfiy* ‘ Vi- it-ii'i I ii.ii cludes heat 646-6208. to judge others on their actions Frederick E. Peck, Registrar Carol B. McCarthy ■£kirt topics of conversation 0 Paul Phillips. Deputy Registrar Helen H. Stevenson •today that might annoy a friend. today, rather than on how they ROCKVILLE - Three-room * Speaking without thinking could behaved in the past. Past memo­ deluxe apartment to share Robert VonDeck, Deputy Registrar Inez A. Van Camp LEGAL NOTICE 78 ZEPHYR 4-DR. generate a heated debate. ries should be treated for what Student, business, or MOTHER Si CHILD looking PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 020-02 ARIES (March 21-April 19) they are ^ past memories SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) professional person preferred for 2 bedroom apartment in BROUGHAM 1979 - 4 door. At a meeting held on February 4, 1980 the Planning and Zoning / m 1 \ Don't operate in fits and starts All conveniences Quietness, Manchester Call 569-0310 Automatic transmission Commission made the following decisions: •Joday This would prove counter- Before spending money frivo­ '-productive. Only alter you've fin­ lously today, ask yourself if these PkT o privacy assured Long or Power steering, power OMU COUPLE WITH 1 year old TOWN OF MANCHESTER BEZZINl BROS. REALTY (B-33) i ished one project should you funds could be better used to J ?- short term, rent negotiable. brakes Fully loaded. Mint begin another. enrich the lives of those in your References, security. 872- child and outdoors dog, condition. Excellent mileage Approved a change of zone from Rural Residence to Residence Automatic, radio, TAURUS (April 20-Miy 20) charge. 8294 looking for reasonable rent Call 289-0265. M and adopted a zoning classification of Residence M lor the whitewalls, low Normally, you're not the type of CAPflICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 19) Manchester. Bolton, Vernon, LEGAL NOTICE parcel — 183 and 203 New State Road (Effective February 19, mileage, real clean. person who jumps to conclu­ Disappointments are likely today Short Riba - Frank HIM FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT South Windsor area Prefer sions, Today, you could form if you expect others to do things - Heat, hot water Adults .No wood stove supplimentary The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Mon­ 1980). inaccurate opinions before all exactly as you think they should *3795 Allow them the freedom of f / T'TRyiNCy f To SHO e^ APPLV(M(3- pets References Security heat. 742-9553 day, February 25, 1980, starting at 7:00 P.M., in the Hearing BALDWIN CONSTRUCTION CO. (B-31) the facts are in. BUMPER STK $285 643-7875 before 5 p.m ' FORD LTD LANDAU 1979- Room of the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, GEMINI (May 21-Juni 20) Be expression you reserve for your­ YiDUR WORSE *? Tutone Blue 4 door. Power Approved with modifications a plan of subdivision for 34 lots wary of a tendency to be easily self. \ Connecticut, to hear and consider the following petitions: 78 MARK V BEAUTIFULLY steering, power brakes. Air. and 2 parcels — 453V Hillstown Road. distracted. Success will not (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | REMODELED Five-room ELDERLY COUPLE desire Fully loaded Excellent condi­ Item 1 No. 704 BALDWIN CONSTRUCTION CO. (B-34) neat, clean apartment tion. Call 289-0265, " ITS ONLY A /WAITER Of TItAE BEFORE apartment New kitchen, new Savings Bank of Manchester 8 Request variance of Article IV, Granted with modification and limitations and inland wetland Barry's World — Jim Barry floors, stove, dishwasher, Reasonable and desirable THE RAllROAP COMES THROOeH HERE,'* neighborhood Call between 6 Section 13.1.06 to permit additional free-standing sign (only one permit — 453V Hillstown Road. carpeted Quiet street $400 O' Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffal per month No utilities and 8 p m . 646-1028 permitted) and larger than permitted (approximately 50 square COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT (T-35) feet requested 1 — 1129 et seq Tolland Turnpike — Business Zone security Strano Real Estate. 1974 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA- Adopted the "Sidewalk Plan" as an element (Effective March 646-20UU III. 6 cylinders Automatic 1, 1980). Auto, full power, AC. Lanoau STAMPEDE? ON FU D D S Y AUTOMOTIVE transmission. 39,000 miles. Item' 2 No. 707 lop. AM/FM stereo with tape Homes lor Rent Sa $2100 Please call 649-1354. INDUSTRIAL PARK CORP. (1-7) player, brushed aluminum PMICKEN RANCH? Service Leader Auto Parts — Request variance of Article IV, sheels. speed control, real Granted with condition a special exception to develop an area in Section 13.1.06 to permit free-standing sign larger than per­ sharp Our Boarding Houaa Thia Funny World ^^^TAMPEDBt NEWLY DECORATED 2 Autos For Sala 61 an industrial zone greater than four acres and to provide bedroom with den, Ranch mitted (21 square feet permitted — 32 square feet requestedl — - 4 7 7 9 5 automobile parking in excess of 60 spaces — 203V Progress c IW> McNaaght Sywd.. lac. Applianced kitchen, garage WE PAY TOP PRICES lor 8 Proctor Road — Business Zone II. valentines PW YOU'RE RldHT,^ No pets or children Security wrecked and junk cars A & B 1974 FORD RANCHERO - Drive, 77 CADILLAC '6295 ISSEt ASIPC R7R THE UNCLE AMOS $450 00 monthly Call 644-10l'9 Auto .Salvage, used auto parts Automatic, power steering, Item 3 No. 708 INDUSTRIAL PARK CORP, (1-8) EXPRE66WN OUR ~TEACHER Call Tony 646-6223 power brakes Good gas WILL REALLY Robert A. Dean — Request variance of Articie IV, Section 7.E. Granted with modifications and limitations an inland wetland IlsNPERESr FEEUN65! THREE-IifXlM BUNGALOW mileage Excellent condition to allow the reconstruction of a fire-damaged nonconforming Think of our monuments J BE