PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD. Mon., March 19, 1879 Business Executives Help Open Grossman's MANCHESTER—Executives of Grossman's, an Evans State Bank Sets ^oducts Co., helped launch the grand opening of a new Aides Deny Romance Fish Named as Cause Grossman’s Outlet at 145 Spencer St. - Hike in Retirement Age Big 10 Basketball Teams Records in 1978 The new Manchester store, according to Dis^ict Between Ted, Margaret Of Massive Poisoning Called 'Harsh Sentence* Manager Dennis Johnson, is a toUl of 19,200 square feet Reach NIT Final Round and was ronstrucM using the latest concepts in modem Page 2 Page 8 Page 4 Pngp 9 MANCHESTER —Another record-breaking year was design, offering wide aisles, self explanatory signing and posted in 1978 by Manchester State Bank, president a large free parking lot. Nathan Agostinelli has announced. store will feature a wide variety of Agostinelli reported record earnings of 895,286 after building and home improvement supplies, including a taxes, compared to earnings of $60,796 in 1977. The in­ large selection of prefinished paneling and Evans paint, Hanrl|rat?r crease was 57 percent. Earnings per share were $1.27 in complete kitchens and bathrooms, floor coverings and Mostly Sunny, 1978, compared to 81 cents in 1977, for an increase of 64 other home products as well as do-it-yourself percent, accessories. Clear Tonight “At our present growth rate we expect 1979 to be On hand for the ^an d opening of Grossman’s new store Grossman’s has earned, more than once, the Retail of customers from Coventry; John Gregan, assistant Details on page 2 another profitable year," Agostinelli said. “Our income were (left to right) Pat Sher, vice president and regional the Year Award of the Brand Names Foundation. \ manager of the store; Dennis Johnson, district manager; The addition of the Manchester store brings was up in all areas. We attribute this to our basic policy manager; Noel Goulston, zone manager; Dan McIntyre, and Ken Gee, vice president of operations. of service to the local Manchester area. manager of the new store; Stella and Guy Philbrick Grossmans’ outlets to 14 in Ckinnecticut and 166 national­ “Manchester is our home, not a branch. Over the years ly.

more and more area residents appreciate our hometown (ElCK.io'dUSk.lW approach and have continued to use our services." Arson Attempt Vol. XCVIII, No. 143 — Manchaater, Ckinn., Tuesday, March 20, 1979 Agostinelli said. MANCHESTER — A youth with ' A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 a 20t Single Copy • 15* Home Delivered State Bank's annual meeting will be March 30 at 10 some ignited material in his hand a.m. at the Manchester Country Club. A complete finan­ was seen by a Lydall, Inc cial report will be available then. employee Monday night attemp­ ting to start a fire at the rear of the company, police reported Dividend Increases Two questions to ask yourself today. Ttie witness told poUce that he U.S. Business Profits Soar could see the youth from a second At Glastonbury Bank floor window. He had some type WASHINGTON (UPI) - Profits labeled the corporate profits picture and the greatest concern from the the fourth quarter were 9.7 percent services produced in the United of material on fire in his hand. earned by U.S. business firms during a “catastrophe.” GLASTONBURY —.John H. Hamby Jr., president of White House — was corporate higher than during the third quarter States — jumped 6,9 percent during when choosing a low tar: Some of the sparks dropped and the first three months of the ad­ The Commerce Department also profits. Glastonbury Bank & Trust Co., has announced a dividend — a compounded annual rate of about last year’s fourth quarter. ignited the grass. ministration’s anti-inflation program said that the overall economy grew increase of 12 percent. The Commerce Department report 40 percent. Originally, the government When the employee yelled, the soared 26.4 percent over last year, at an annual rate of'6.9 percent, after The new quarterly dividend rate of 28 cents per share said U.S. companies earned $225.3 By comparison, corporate profits believed economic growth advanced youth stomped on the fire and fled the government reported today. adjustment for inflation, during last was voted by the bank's board of directors after the an­ billion, before taxes, during 1978’s during the third quarter actually at a 6.1 percent annual rale. That on foot easterly toward Salters The new report from the year’s fourth quarter — considerably nual stockholders' meeting. fourth billion earned during the final declined slightly from the second figure was revised to 6.4 percent last Pond and across the dam, police stronger than previously believed. The bank last Increased its regular dividend in May 1978, Commerce Department could deal three months of 1977. quarter, the new report showed. month and then revised once again said. the White House a serious setback in Inflation, meanwhile, accelerated when it went from 20 cents to 25 cents. President Carter announced his Although the profits gain was today. The area burned was a small its attempts to convince labor to hold at an 8.2 percent annual rate during The new dividend is payable April 2 to stockholders of stepped-up anti-inflation drive Oct. large, it was nowhere near a record. The change pushes the full year patch of grass. its wage gains to 7 percent this year. the same period. record March 13. 24, retroactive to Oct. 1, the first day The Commerce Department also growth rate of 4.0 percent compared Three fires, all of suspicious Alfred Kahn, the administration’s But the sector of the new report of the fourth quarter. Hamby said the increase was consistent with the said that the “real” Gross National with 4.9 percent in 1977 and 5.7 per­ origin, have occurred at the paper chief inflation monitor, has already which will draw the most attention — In addition, profits earned during Product — the value of all goods and cent in 1976. bank's plan to maintain a payout ratio of about 35 percent company during the past few of earnings. weeks. "Never before has the bank been so well equipped in terms of product and personnel to meet the needs of the , *L Just how low in tar is it? Challenge Due marketplace," Hamby said, "We are optimistic about MANCHESTER - There ap­ Carter Briefs our financial prospects for 1979 and the 1980s." parently will be a challenge to the In January of this year, the bank announced record ear­ ! tm \ I r H nings for 1978 and its fourth consecutive year of increa.ses re-election of Republican State I dM iaw VANTABB in net income. Assets totaled slightly more than $50 ! i VANTAGE Central Committeeman Wallace million at the end of 1978. Irish Jr. at Wednesday night's Top Democrats Glastonbury Bank & Trust Co. has offices in Glaston­ KC3DL mitnms meeting of the Republican Town bury, East Hartford, Colchester, Portland and Rocky Salm Committee. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President period,” Hill. Louise Cronin is expected to Carter briefed Democratic con­ “Obviously there are no easy or \ seek the nomination for the Third gressional leaders today on his cheap answers to the problems we VICKHOY UCHTS MTllA M UOi Senatorial District seat on the, weekend energy-inflation huddle face,” he said. "Trade-offs are dif­ Mott’s 1978 Results state committee. Irish is one of with Cabinet-level officers, and said ficult.” the two Third District represen­ he wants lawmakers’ advice on a Powell said Carter would decide on tatives The other seat is held by range of options. a course by the end of March. Set Records Again 10 11 11 12 East Hartford. "We're always being faulted for Participants in the Camp David M G . TAR M G . TAR 13 13 11 M G .TAR M G . TAR M G . TAR M G .TAR The town committee meets talks included Vice President Walter EAST HARTFORD —Joseph P. Mott, chairman of MG.TAR MG.TAR not consulting,” said White House 0.8 MG. NIC. 0.8 MG. NIC. 0.8 MG. NIC. 0.8 MG. NIC. 0.9 MG. NIC. 0.9 MG. NIC. Mondale, Energy Secretary James Mott's Supermarkets Inc., has reported record operating 0.9 MG. NIC. 0.8 MG. NIC. Wednesday night at 8 p.m. to elect Press Secretary Jody Powell. “So Schleslnger, Treasury Secretary results for both the fourth quarter and the year ending delegates to conventions that will we’ve learned.” Dec. 30, 1978. select state central committee Carter met with Cabinet officers Michael Blumenthal, Labor For the 13 weeks, sales rose to $56.6 million, compared members. The town committee is and top-level advisers for more than Secretary Ray Marshall and to $43.9 million achieved in the last quarter of 1977, Net expected to endorse one of the eight ours Monday at the presidential Commerce Secretary Juanita Kreps. candidates and then select Budget Director James McIntyre, 'profit was $949,811 (66 cents a .share), compared to $615,- retreat at Camp David to review delegates who will vote for the en­ 618 (43 cents a share) a year earlier. proposals or easing inflation and inflation fighter Alfred Kahn, Chief dorsed candidate. Economic Adviser Charles Schultze, For the year ending Dec. 30, sales rose 24,8 percent to meeting the oil shortage triggered by White House top aide Hamilton Jor­ $211.2 million, compared to $169.3 million in 1977. Net civil strife in Iran. Station Blaxe “ We’ll let you know later,” was all dan, press secretary Jody Powell and profits were $2,786,553 ($1.95 a share), up from $1,559,538 congressional liaison Frank Moore ($1.09 a share) in 1977. BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Fire Carter would tell reporters when he also took part. Stanford Cohen, president of Mott's, said record net gutted the old Bridgeport railroad arrived back at the White House late The nation’s energy problems have profits were achieved even though gross margins were station early today, delaying Monday. been intensified by the fall of the slightly reduced. The record volume and increased some New York-bound rush-hour Moments later, Powell criticized shah in oil-rich Iran and his replace­ productivity cut overhead expenses, he said. coi)nmuter trains, officials said. "persistent and totally unfounded ment by a government not nearly so Cohen said Mott’s met competition of six new Fire officials said the blaze Seasonal Change of Lights speculation about wage and price controls.” friendly to the United States. warehouse-type stores in its trading area by reducing its ^ 2. began in the vacant station around Walter Irwin, a Park Department employe, The lights are moved from one place to the “They are not going to happen,” he Carter has several optiops to ease own prices at seven stores directly affected, Can I go lower and still get good taste? 1 a.m. and was brought under con­ works from a bucket truck installing a light other with the change of seasons. (Herald declared. the resulting shortage — all of them trol about three hours later. Mott's operates 23 Shop-Rite supermarkets in Connec­ at Charter Oak Park. The light is one of those photo by StrempTer) Powell said the meeting, which politically risky as the 1980 election ticut and western Massachusetts. Conrail said New Haven trains approaches. bound for New York City were removed from the ski slope at Northview. lasted from 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m., He was expected to phase out the running 10 to 20 minutes late “focused primarily on energy in the context of the overall economic price controls imposed In 1973 by because officials were forced to situation, particularly inflation.” Richard Nixon on a schedule begin­ Aircraft Appoints cut power on two of four tracks in "In the coming days we will be ning June 1 and ending in 1981. Manager in Maine the vicinity of the fire. Begin Warns Cairo: exploring with Congress to see what l^ a t would spread out the fiscal cooperation we can expect,” Powell impact. The White House estimates EAST HARTFORD — Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group Peanut Loans said, adding that some of the options it may cost consumers an additional has announced Robert P. Azinger will be plant manager Carter Is examining would require $15 billion once all limits are lifted, of the firm's new manufacturing division facility in North WASHINGTON (UPI) - At­ congressional action. and the higher price would, in the torney General Griffin Elell today No Palestinian State Berwick, Maine. Powell refused to disclose what op­ eyes of some officials, serve as a appointed New 'York lawyer Paul tions are under consideration, deterrent to the nation’s energy Manufacturing vice president Augustine L. DeCamillis By United Press International J. Curran as "special counsel” to Begin served notice that “Israel “What Mr. Begin said violates the saying, “there were no decisions — appetite. said Azinger will be re-sponsible for all operations of the Israeli Prime Minister Menachem new plant. finish the sensitive investigation will never return to the borders of peace framework reached at Camp involving loans from the National Begin called on his Parliament t^ a y June 4,1967,” and said a Palestinian Pratt & Whitney purchased an 825,000-square foot David and corrupts the atmosphere Bank of Georgia to the Carter to approval the peace treaty with state “ will never arise” in the West facility last December to provide additional capacity for we hoped would prevail at the time of family peanut business. Egypt but warned Cairo not to expect Bank and the Gaza Strip. making selected high volume parts. The plant is expected treaty signing,” Khalil said. Chirran, who was a U.S. at­ Israel to permit establishment of a In Cairo, Khalil retorted sharply to to go into production later this year, with as many as I,- Khalil said Israel’s withdrawal to Palestinian state. Egypt quickly Begin’s declaration and immediately 000 employees when full capacity is reached. torney in the Ford administration, the Egyptian border “is an honest Pro-Merger Unit will take pver control of the in­ charged Begin had "corrupted the at­ summoned U.S. Ambassador Her­ Azinger is a native of Braddock, Pa., who graduated application of the U.N. Security vestigation from the Justice mosphere” of peace. mann F. Eilts to a previously un­ Council’s resolution 242, in all its from Tufts University in 1952 and joined Pratt & Whitney Begin’s issued his warning in a as a lest engineer that same year. Department. scheduled meeting for consultations provisions and objectives. ^11 said following a review two-hour keynote speech to a historic on Begin’s remarks. He has held a number of engineering and management “Foremost is the principle of the Won’t Fight Stay with his top aides he had deter­ session of the Israeli Knesset that Khalil insisted that Israel should positions with the firm and was president of Pratt & inadmissibility of territorial acquisi­ mined that "it is in the best in­ was expected to end Wednesday Whitney Aircraft of West Virginia until 1977. He then evacuate all occupied Arab lands, in­ tion by war,” Khalil said. “This prin­ terest of the administration of night with an overwhelming endorse­ cluding Old Jerusalem , and the ciple applies to all occupied lands, returned to Pratt & Whitney's Aircraft Group ment of the treaty — scheduled for By GREG PEARSON They said they were concerned about justice and the public’s perception Palestinians be allowed to determine particularly Arab (East) Jerusalem. headquarters in Connecticut, where he became director signing Monday in Washington. Herald Repiirter the district trying to expand its of the fairness and impartiality of their destiny as part of an overall “As for the Palestinian question, of group administrative .services. territory under Special Act 200, justice that an independent The Israeli prime minister Middle Blast settlement. the Camp David framework clearly MANCHESTER - The Committee special counsel be appointed.” referered in his speech to a state­ In statement issued to reporters, calls for resolving it in all its aspects, For One Manchester has decided not which would increase the district’s ment by Egyptian Premier Mustafa Khalil said Begin’s declarations were and states that the solution should to challenge a request for a stay of a population and thus increase its NOW Khalil that the treaty will lead to an “ inauspicious opening for a new take into account the legitimate court order filed by the Eighth membership on the consolidation Not Serious eventual complete Israeli era in which we had hoped that all rights of the Palestinian people,” Utilities District. commission. YOU CAN PUCE YOUR withdrawal from Arab territories would work for laying down the Khalil said. The decision not to challenge, There also was some mention that WASHINGTON (UPI) - The captured in the 1967 war and es­ the district might seek to form its sound foundations of a just and "Accordingly, the Palestinian peo­ however, could be rescinded if steps Senate Ethics Committee said tablishment of a Palestinian state. own town separate from Manchester. CUSSIFIED AO ANYTIME durable peace. ple must be allowed to determine are taken by the district to alter the Only8mg.tar. today former Sen. Edward FitzGerald wrote to O’Neill and their destiny, in the manner specified existing situation in town, attorney 0 .7 M 6 .M & Brooke, R-Mass., did violate the said, “I have discussed these rumors in the framework,” Khalil said. John fitzGerald, who represents the chamber’s conduct rules but his with counsel for the Eighth Utilities He said the Egyptian position "is committee, wrote in a letter to Judge misconduct was not "sufficiently Industrial Park firm and unchanging. Israel should Norris O’Neill. District and he has, after consulta­ serious’! to warrant disciplinary withdraw from all Arab lands oc- Judge O’Neill ruled two weeks ago tion with his clients, assured me that action. «ipied in 1967, including Arab that the Committee For One the rumors are false and that the status quo will be preserved during Brooke, 59, is no longer a jerusalem, and the legitimate rights Manchester’s proposal for consolida­ member bf the Senate and is the pendancy of the appeal which he Gets Two Firms of the Palestinian people must be tion had proceeded properly accor­ therefore immune to disciplinary intends to file.” Goldeii|jglit^ realized.” ding to the state’s Home Rule Act. proceedings by the committee. FitzGerald also asked to reserve The Cairo newspaper A1 Ahram He said the district had violated the But in its final report on the MANCHESTER — The town today Pressure Blast presently is located the right to move for a dissolution of announced two other firms that plan said earlier that Egyptian President act last year when it failed to appoint Brooke matter, the panel said on Chapel Street. It plans to purchase members to a consolidation commis­ the stay "in the event that there is to purchase property in the Buckland Anwar Sadat would leave for even if he were still a senator, the 10 acres in the park. Its plans for that sion. activity which is designed to disrupt As low OS you can go and still get goodtaste Industrial Park. property are not definite at this time. Washington Saturday for the case would have been closed Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty signing He ordered another meeting to ap­ the status quo.” without fuhher action. One of the firms, General Electric Tlie president of the firm, Helen Durward Miller, co-chairman of Co., bad been expected to locate in which President Carter has set for point a commission that would BnxAe was defeated last fall by McMullen, is a member of the town’s the Committee For One Manchester, and smoking satisfaction. the park. The other firm, Pressure Monday. oversee the proposed consolidation, Sen. Paul Tsongas, D-Mass. Economic Development Commis­ said the committee’s decision does Blast Manufacturing Co. Inc. of In another development Iraq called which would combine the Eighth sion, which has bMn active in the District with the town. Both now not eliminate the possibility of Manchester, announced its interest park project. today for urgent meetings of Arab challenging the district’s request for in the park for the first time today. foreign and economic ministers to have separate fire departments and Inside Today Town Manager Robert Weiss an­ sewer authorities. stay. 643-2711 General Electric, which has its discuss action against Sadat. nounced both proposed purchases The district, however, has said it “If things change, we can still go to Classified...... 12-14 The state-owned Iraqi news agen^ headquarters in Louisville, Ky., will this morning. the courts,” he said. Com ics...... 15 said the meetings will be held in will appeal O’Neill’s decision and purchase 33 acres in the park, v ^ re He said the two transactions will The decision apparently does mean Editorial ...... 7 Baghdad starting March 27, after asked for a stay, or delay, of his it plaiu to locate an appliance dis­ reduce the amount of available land a delay of the meeting to appoint a Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined Entertainment ...... 12 Saoat signs the peace treaty with order to hold another meeting. tribution center to serve New in the park to 54 acre^. consolidation commission. The D o l l a r Source comparative'tar'and nicotine figures: FTC Report Mey1978. F am ily...... 6 England. Israel in a Washington ceremony set FitzGerald first indicated the Com­ That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Weiss said be is “very pleased with mittee For One Manchester would meeting was to be held next Monday, O f All Brands Sold; lowest tet; 0.5 mg.'tsf,' 0.05 rag. nicotine ev. per cigarette. O bituaries...... 8 The center is expected to begin for Monday. S a v o r the rapid acceptance of the industrial not challenge the district’s request but it probably will not be schedule G o U w U f^ts; Kings— 6 mg.'tar,' 0.7 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC Method. Peopletalk...... 2 operation in late 1980 or early 1981. It In Amman, a royal palace ste^te- park by the town an4 regional in­ for a stay. now until the district’s appeal is S p o ^ ...... 9-11 will employ about 40 persons and the ment said King Hussein of Jo r^ n dustrial community because it leaves Some members had second heard and would not be held at all if Television ...... 12 building will cover 200,000-250,000 will fly to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, us with only 54 acres not com­ thoughts about the idea, however. the district wins its appeal. square feet. mitted.” Wednesday on a two-day official visit PAGE TWO - EVKNING HERALD. Tuei., March 20, I8TO EVENING HERALD, Tues., Maah 20, 1979- PAGE THREE Peopletalk v\ - Koffot*. Kruflers The Koffee Krafters of the Nutmeg Branch of the YWCA wll meet Firemen Challenge Wednesday at 9:30 a m. to continue working on the Yam Cat. Commission Makeup Aides Deny Romance Membership in the YWCA and Koffee Krafters is required. By BARBARA RICHMOND gives the Town Council a function Hostesses are Mrs. Connie Lynch Hrrald Rrporler and responsibility distinct from that and Mrs. Kit Mannix. of The Charter Revision Commis­ Between Ted, Margaret Baby-sitting is available during the sion. When Town Council members VERNON — The recently ap­ TORONTO (UPI) - Sen, Edward Ekiward Kennedy. She added that her meeting by calling the YWCA office are appointed to the Charter Revi­ Labor of Love pointed Charter Revision Commis­ Kennedy's press secretary flatly husband had found out about it and in Manchester in advance. sion Commission this check is Russian gjrmnast Olga Korbut- sion wasn’t able to take any official denied Monday that the was extremely annoyed. seriously compromised,” Atty. Bortkevich lias given birth to a 7- action at its first meeting Monday Massachusetts Democrat ever had "She speculated on how traumatic (,.t*nU*r (Church Groups LaBelle said. night because the composition of the an affair with Margaret Trudeau, the it would be if Kennedy, a potential pound, 4-ounce boy and says "it was MANCHESTER - Emma He explained that those council commission is being challenged by estranged wife of Prime Minister Democratic Party presidential easier to give birth to the baby than members who are sitting on both Nettleton Group of Center members of the Vernon Fire Depart­ Pierre Trudeau. nominee, were e le c ts president and compete in the Olympics.” Congregational Church will meet b^ies are reviewing their own fin­ the two men had to d ^ l with each The 24-year-okl diminutive gym­ ment. dings and the check intended by the Mrs. Trudeau also denied the tonight at 7:30 in the RobbinsnRoom The controversy arose out of the other as heads of government," the nast who captivated the sports world of the church. statute is lost. story, issuing a statement through question of whether there is a con­ magazine said. as a gold medal winner at the 1972 The members of the Vernon Fire lawyer Steven Martindale in Lm Wednesday, the Bethany Group flict because three members of the Angeles. Timson would reveal no sources. Munich Olympics, says the boy was Department are calling for the will meet at 10 a.m. in the Robbins commission, one the chairman, are "I stand by what I wrote and I won't bom March 10 in Minsk and will be Room. resignation, from the revision com­ Maclean's magazine said Monday also members of the Town Council. that Mrs. Trudeau had a "brief say anything more," she said. named Richard. mission, of the three council The commission members are also romantic' fling with Kennedy, which Mrs. Bortkevich, the wife of Soviet Reunion Coinmittee members and the appointment of pop singer Leonid Bortkevich, members of the Fire Study Com­ contributed to the break-up of her All in the Family Manchester High School Class of three others to take their place. retired from competition last year mittee which was appointed several marriage. While her flamboyant husband 1929 reunion committee will hold a The three members, last night, in­ and now coaches Soviet gymnastics. months ago to come up with a dicated they will probably resign In Washington, Tom Southwick, argues his case against actor Lee noon luncheon meeting Wednesday at recommendation concerning the con­ Kennedy's press secretary, called the Manchester Country Club. Class rather then jeopardize the legality of Marvin, Marcella Mitchelson sits in Abandoning the Tube solidation of the town’s two fire their work. the story "absolutely untrue." He the crowded Los Angeles courtroom members who have not attended Norman Lear is leaving television departments. That recommendation LaBelle said the .department said Kennedy "has met her once or with a sketchboard penciling previous meetings are invited. to concentrate on a multi-picture has been made, and approved by the members made tbe suggestion, "not twice, just casually met her" at caricatures of the personalities in­ deal with Universal Pictures. The council, and the commission is now to slow down or frustrate the Charter social functions. volved. INortli iVlelhodist longtime king of TV's situation com­ supposed to come up with wording Revision Commission, but in the He said the Maclean's article, by Some of the drawings will be dis­ MANCHESTER - The "Islam” St. James Derby Winners edy — “All In The Family,” for a revision to the charter. hope that that action will provide the Judith Timson, was “very strange — played Sunday during a one-woman Study Group of North United “Maude,” “The Jeffersons,” "Goml Members of St. James Cub Scout Pack 120 In a letter to Mayor Frank McCoy, fullest exchange of ideas and infor­ it's just a flat-out statement by the exhibition in Seattle. Methodist Church will meet tonight local race drivers, Jim McCavanaugh, who Times” "One Day At A Time” — will of Manchester, with the cars that won them delivered to Jane Lamb, chairman of mation on the consolidation issue.” author of the article and doesn't The artist-wife of Marvin A New York City Transit Policeman walks force. Early in the evening Mayor Koch at 7:30 at the church. has raced at Riverside, Stafford Springs and the commission last night. Attorney quote anyone." soon begin his first Universal those big trophies in a recent Pinewood Der­ Mrs. Lamb said she felt it would be Mitchelson, attorney for Michelle project, titled "Religion,” starring Thompson Speedway, and Bob Price who has John LaBelle Jr., representing the Maclean's said: "In 1977, (Mrs. through crowded car of graffiti-marked train boarded an IRT Express train at Brooklyn very beneficial to have at least one Triola Marvin, has attended the trial Martin Mull and Fred Willard, stars Gamma Chapter, ADK by. From left are Tim Smith, first, Jimmy driven "Big Red” sponsored by Moriarty Vernon Fire Department, said the council member on the commission. Trudeau) confided that she earlier during the evening Monday as Mayor Edward Bridge Station for the trip uptown to Gracie for 10-weeks. of Lear's ‘‘Fernwood-Night- MANCHESTER* - Gamma Mangano, second, and Robert Cleveland, Bros, (Herald photo by StrempfeV) department, "... wishes to bring to She said there is still plenty of time had a brief romantic liaison with Sen. Koch’s anti-crime program goes into full Mansion. (UPI photo) America-Night." Chapter, Alpha Delata-Kappa, inter­ third. Judging the recent contest were two your attention, an inherent conflict for the three to resign and three national sorority for women arising out of the appointment of others to be appointed. Catchy Royalty educators, will meet Thursday at three members of the Vernon Town She said it’s not even necessary to Britain's Prince Charles struggled 7:30 p.m. at the First Federal Council to the recently formed mention the fire department in the for 35 minutes off the coast of Perth, New York Mayor Begins Savings & 'Loan Community Rqp.m- Transit Panel Suggests Charter Revision Commission.” The charter that the merger could ^ at­ Australia, before reeling in a giant A "Mystery Night" program is others, besides Mrs. Lam who is a tained by the passing of an or­ 539-^und marlin. planned. Hostesses are Ms. Republican, are Republican Morgan dinance. She said, however, she feels Campbell and Democrat Stephen It was the prince's first attempt at Josephine Kelleher and Mrs. Eunice it should be included In the charter marlin fishing, and he came within 15 Subway Anti-Crime Blitz Morgester, Joining Region District Marcham. because it was originally. pounds of the record. The rest of the makeup of the com­ In informal discussion, Monday Venereal Clinic mission is mixed but (three of the The prince was hosted by the NW YORK (UPI) - Mayor rushed into the car after hearing the Koch agreed. Arriving at his home system and strengthening of the night, the commission members By GREG PEARSON "We have much to gain now. It’d members are associatpd with the fire multi-millionaire mining magnate, Edward Koch personally ushered in station, he said his 17-minute trip MANCHESTER - A venereal dis­ existing inter-town service both by agreed the wording of the revision noise made by the mayor's en­ Herald Reporter be almost foolish hot to (join),” he departments. Garrick Agnew, who set the record his $10 million anti-crime subway “was very uneventful because I was ease clinic, which is completely con­ bus and rail. should be very simple. In an "over tourage. said. Mrs. Lamb said that William catch a few weeks ago. program Monday, taking the train protected by the press.” fidential and free, will be held MANCHESTER - The town should A One note of encouragement for simplification” of the wording they “I observed the commotion. That's become part of the Greater Hartford Jane Curtis said, "It reaches the Breslau, Vernon’s town attorney, Charles was down under for the home in complete safety — with an why I came to investigate,” Tsamas On another train, just having a Wednesday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the point where we have to join.” the commission was that a CRCOG said the charter could say there shall armed bodyguard, four aides and a emergency department at Transit District, according to what consultant has endorsed Manchester seems to feel that the letter from At- be a single fire department in the country's 150th birthday celebration. said. police officer aboard made Eleanor A representative of the Greater ty. LaBelle has some validity but dozen newsmen at his side. Ferris feel that much safer. Manchester Memorial Hospital. members of the town’s Transporta­ as a viable area for an intratown Town of Vernon, noting this would “He found out it wasn’t a felon. It Hartford Transit District will be in­ he’s not sure of the legality of the Quote of the Day The mayor was more fortunate "I guess it will help,” Miss Ferris No appointment is needed for this tion Commission said Monday night. transit system. Tbe commission has give the town leaway for any changes was only a mayor,” Koch declared. Manchester is one of the few area vited to the commission’s April matter. An Assembly of God preacher who than 19-year-old Pineror Daid, who said. “At least it makes you feel that service, which is available to anyone, endorsed such an idea for several that may come down the road. , Jean Handley was asked if she was towns that does not belong to the dis­ meeting. Mrs. Lamb said no one seems to be serves in the Arkansas Legislature was robbed of $60 at knifepoint in the afraid of subway crime. “I certainly someone would be less inclined to do regardless of age. Massett will speak for the comtnis- years. Another recommendation made by trict, and its absence may be exactly sure just what constitutes the Fire Study Committee, and ap­ attacked a proposed bill that would Times Square station and pushed am, but it doesn’t deter me from something to you on the train.” sion at next week’s meeting on the Massett indicated he thinks the Civil Air Patrol hindering the town, commission public office but that the revision proved by the Town Council, was the allow more restaurants to serve down a staircase just an hour after going about my day-to-day But Bill Samela, 22, of Mount Ver­ Capitol Region Council of TransPlan places too much emphasis MANCHESTER - The Manchester members said. commission won’t take any action appointment of a Board of Fire Com­ wine. the beefed-up station patrols began. business.” non, N.Y., wasn’t so easily con­ Governments’ TransPlan, which es­ on rail transit, which will be expen­ Composite Squadron of the Civil Air “We’re one of the few holdouts,” until Atty. Breslau consults with the missioners. The ToWn Council will be But it was the bill's sponsor. Rep. The law enforcement blitz was a vinced. tablishes futura transportation goals sive. Asked if she considered it safe for Patrol will meet Wednesday from William Massett, chairman of the state’s attorney. discussing this at its meeting Mon­ Henry Osterloh of North Little Rock, response to a recent surge in subway "If a cop’s actually in my car, for the region. He supports a bus-oriented system, Koch to travel alone on the subways, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the State Armory commission, said. The town’s lack of The state statutes say that not day night. who made the final tongue-in-cheek crime. So far this year, eight people having him on board might help,” Massett will repeat the com­ which he believes would be less she waved her hand toward the on Main Street. membership sometimes is pointed to more than one-third of such a com­ The makeup of the final revision appeal before the measure was have been murdered in the system, Samela said. "But if he’s in another mission’s long-sought goals for -expensive and more efficient. crowd accompanying the mayor and Membership in the squadron is by other member towns who con­ mission will be made up of those commission could change even more, defeated: compared to nine homicides for all of replied, “He’s certainly not alone, is car, I wouldn’t even know about it, transportation improvements in The TransPlan meeting, which had last year. open to all youn^ people from Grade tribute regularly to district been scheduled last month but was holding public office in the same depending upon the final decision as “I don't want to get scriptural, but he?” right? So what good would it do?” proposals, he said. Manchester — an intratown transit town or borough. . The city Monday began a program 7 through high school. For more in­ postponed because of snow, will be to what constitutes public office. you know, Jesus didn't turn the water The town recently approved other KENNEDY 'PRUDEAIJ into iced tea.” — at an estimated cost of $10 million formation. call 643-2315 or 633-4342. held March 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the Two of the members who are also revisions to the charter and included — under which a uniformed Municipal Building. members of the fire departments, Mrs. Herbst To Enter Holy Communion in the chapter on the Town Council, a policeman rides on every subway Thomas O’Marra of the Public are officers whose appointments provision that states that no member train between 6 p.m. and 2 a.m. MANCHESTER - A service of Commission Knocks Works Department said the state has were approved by the council. of the council shall hold any other Turnpike Loses One Lane In addition, most of the more than Vernon Mayoral Race Holy Communion will take place purchased several 40-foot buses to Another member is serving as an elected or appointed office under the 400 subway stations now have a cop Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St Mary's add to its existing transportation alternate on the Planning Commis­ director of public works, said. VERNON — Although she wouldn't She is a teacher of Spanish and’ Episcopal Church. Rails at Reservoir government of the town. These sion. By GREG PEAR.SON will be hooked into this line. patrolling platforms during the confirm the reason for calling a press .system. The road will e reduced to one lane social studies in the East Windsor The size of these buses disturbed revisions were approved last School Bus Crash llcruld Rrporlcr The trunk line installation has been evening, with that phase starting at 4 conference for tonigh at her home, School system and has lived in Ver­ Gymnastics Exhibit because of nearby work for the By GREG PEARSON guardrails will be installed. some commission members. Massett November, so it was before the new MANCHESTER — Starting today, completed up to the Tolland Turnpike p.m. daily. Mrs. Marie Herbst, Democratic PORTLAND (UPI) — A school bus Upper Hockanum sewer project, non for about 22 years. HEBRON — The annual gym­ Herald Reporter "They’re spending $88,000 on a commission was appointed. a section of Tolland Turnpike will be area, and work will start this week “I believe that as of 4 p.m. this council member, is expected to an­ said the 40-footers are more efficient driver has been charged with failure Giles said. Former Democratic Mayor nastics exhibition of Hebron Elemen­ MANCHESTER - The town’s $10,000 problem,” he said. during rush hours because more In his letter, Atty. LaBelle further reduced to one lane between 9 a m. near that road, Giles said. Because of afternoon the subways are safer and nounce she will seek her party’s to grant the right of way at an in­ The project, which starts near Thomas Benoit hasn’t announced tary School will start tonight at 6:30 Transportation Commission Massett also had concerns about riders can be carried per bus and less explained that according to the and 4 p.m. this, one lane of the road will be people should use them,” the mayor nomination for mayor in the tersection after 21 elementary school Union Pond, includes the installation whether he will seek the nomination at the Gilead Hill School, for criticized several items Monday other matters. drivers are needed. general statutes, the Charter Revi­ Two-way traffic still will be per­ closed from 9 a m. to 4 p.m. daily, he said. November elections. children were injured when the bus of a major trunk line that extends again. He beat present Republican kindergarten through Grade 3. On night, including a proposed rail in­ He questioned the reason for not Mrs. Curtis, however, asked about sion Commission is responsible for mitted. but a police officer will be at said. Deciding to see how things were Mrs. Herbst has, in the past, made collided with a dump truck. north of Interstate 86. Sewers to ser­ Mayor Frank McCoy in 1975 and was March 22 the program will be for stallation project along the Globe permitting a left turn onto the other expenses, such as road drafting a propos^ charter amend­ the scene to direct traffic. Jay Gile.s, He could not estimate how long it working, Koch boarded a train for it known that she might be interested The 21 Gildersleeve Elementary vice the Baldwin-Concord mads area defeated by McCoy in 1977. those in Grades 4-6. Hollow Reservoir. I n te r s ta te 84 conn^ct-or for alterations needed to handle the ment and submitting it to the Town will take to complete the sewer work the ride from City Hall to his official in being mayor. She has served two School students were released from Likewise, McCoy hasn’t announced The program will be conducted Guardrails, about 4(X) feet on each northbound traffic on Main Street. buses. Fuel expenses also could be Council, the council holds its own in the area. residency during the evening. The 10 terms on the council and has always Middlesex Memorial Hospital in whether he will seek re-election. Wednesday at Hebron Elementary side of the road, will be installed on To make such a turn, traffic has to more with the larger buses. Most hearings on the proposed amend­ The one lane will be closed for the passengers in his car appeared run high on the ticket. Middletown after they were treated Before being elected in 1977, and School for all students in that school. South Main Street. The rails will be drive past the exit, turn around and buses are 30- or 35-feet. ment, the revision commission then section of Tolland Turnpike from the startled to see him. She has also served on the Board of for bumps, bruises and a few Water Violation Listed before the 1975 election, McCoy had This program will also be at 6:30 installed to prevent vehicles from then^ come back the other way. "Why don’t we dig in our heels and considers the council recommenda­ Islander Restaurant to the traffic Transit Authority Police Officer iacerations which required stitches, Education for years and at one served three terms as mayor of the p.m. driving off that section of the road Th'is is a waste of gasoline, Massett start squawking?” member Joseph tion, if any, and submits a final MANCHESTER - The town period, then you're not getting a signal at the intersection of Tolland John Tsamas, who was assigned to a hospital spokesman said. time served on the Planning Com­ consolidated town. and into the reservoir. said. Garman asked about the purchase of report to the Town Council. reported some water violations fluoride supply that's helpful," he Turnpike and Oakland Street. the train under the new program, mission. Discipline Program He further said that the council The bus driver. Rose M. Burr, 33, during February. said. William Massett said the need for He also wondered about improving the larger buses. "Somebody’s got to of Portland, was also treated for Giles said the sewer installation ANDOVER — Parents are invited an improvement in the area is evi­ the synchronization of lights on Main put their foot down and say, enough,” must then- approve or reject the The fluoride levels at Cooper hill He also reported a high turbidity has been completed from the minor injuries and released from the to a discussion of disciplining and dent. He said there is an accident a Street. The light in front of Bennet he said. proposed amendment. "The statute and three of the Charter Oak wells average at the Lydall Street reser­ Kenwood Drive area to just past hospital, officials said. managing children tonight at 7:30 at year where a vehicle drives off the Junior High School should operate were too low. Bob Young, water voir. The turbidity was fine until the Economy Electric on Oakland District Again Protests Project RISE, Halls Hill Elementary road in the area. only during school hours, he said. treatment manager for the town, heavy rains of February 22-24, he Street. A small section still has to be School, Halls Hill Road, Colchester. He disagrees with the solution, Massett also was critical of the said. said. Turbidity measures the amount done near Union Pond. Guest speaker will be Curt Branda, however. state for its delay in implementing a Young said one month of low levels of particles in the water. The line will cross the Hockanum for fluoride will cause no problems Sewer Charges, Funding clinical director, parent-child '"rhe reason they go in (to the proper right-turn-on-red program. There were no bacteria problems River three times. This will provide resource center, Willimantic. for water customers. with water during the month. Young By SUSAN VAUGHN reservoir) is simple. The road is The right turn-on-red law was ap­ service for the maximum number of offset,” he said. proved but state regulations have "If it's low for a five- to six-month .said. customers, he said. Young at Heart Herald Reporter proposed by the town Sewer Depart­ to prevent the action. Massett said he has recommended watered down the effect of such a MANCHESTER - The Eighth ANDOVER — Young at Heart For mstant tax relief ment. A new committee was formed by a straightening of the road, but the program, he said. Utilities District board of directors Director Sam Longest objected to the district directors Monday night to meets Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m. at registered more protests against the the increases because he said the dis­ study the proposals, both for and Andover Congregational Church. The 30^0 INutional Weather town government Monday night over trict should be considered a part against, the district providing sewer group’s 10th anniversary was Feb. 21 added sewer charges, payments on owner of the sewer system, not just a service for the Buckland Commons but will be celebrated in April. New Panel Mulls Titles City Fcsl Hi Lo Miami Beach c 71 63 the Buckland court case and Revenue user. development. The residents of the members are welcome. Albuquerque r 62 47 Milwaukee pc 51 42 Sharing funds. In connection with the town’s back Anchorage cy district voted March 5 to delay six .Andover PTA Board 36 25 Minneapolis p c 45 36 The directors also took a suppor­ payments to Buckland residents. Asheville ^ 76 49 months before deciding on the sewer Of Elected Official pc Nashville r 73 48 tive stand on the upcoming referen­ Director Larry Noone urged that the “ ANDOVER — The executive board Atlanta pc 80 54 New Orleans question. ’The residents indicated cy 81 63 dum for improvements to the town’s district not pay any more bills to the of the Parent-Teacher Association SOUTH WINDSOR - The Charter The proposed change in the title Billings pc 40 25 New York c 52 they wanted more information 38 water system. Ted Lingard, district town until the residents are paid. The will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Revision Commission appears to was brought to the attention of the V. Birmingham pc 80 50 Oklahoma City r 58 44 before making a final decision on Boston 48 38 fire chief who has served on the director defeated a motion by a 4 to 3 whether to' retain authority for the the school. favor retention of the title of Charter Revision Commission pc Omaha pc 47 33 "mayor’’ for the head of the Town Brownsville, Tx. r 78 71 Philadelphia c 55 36 town’s water study committee, said vote to withhold this month's $2,400 sewers or to allow the town to serve following comments by Mayor Caf­ J Buffalo c 45 27 U at he was in favor of the $20 million water payment. Later in the Rham Orientation Council, but has indicated the fyn about "criticisms and attacks” l O V I tt 1 Phoenix r 65 53 as the sewer authority for the Charleston, S.C. possibility of referring to the mayor made by other council members c 67 54 Pittsburgh p c 58 33 in improvements to the water dis­ meeting, however, at Noon’s in­ project. Noone and Longest will HEBRON — A curriculum orienta­ Charlotte, N.C. 75 as "chairman of the Town Council” because of the position she holds. pc 55 Portland, Me. c 45 35 tribution and treatment system sistence, the board agreed to send a serve as chairmen of the committee. tion program for parents will be -W. Chicago cy 62 48 Portland, Ore. c 68 38 because many areas in town do not letter to the town stating that the dis­ Thur^ay at 7 p.m. at Rham High in the portion of the charter which Mrs. Caffyn indicated that she felt Cleveland A request by district residents that H | m« Ir pc 58 36 Providence pc 49 35 have adequate water flow for fire trict would not pay any more bills to School. deals with the election of he or she by the mayor would not be open to so Columbus 67 the district serve as an inland pc 45 Richmond c 65 32 protection. the town if all the payments due in Administrators, department coor­ other members of the council. much criticism about the way the job U#IW|ATNtH■w FOTOCAIT • Dallas s 42 30 wetlands agency has been brought to St. Louis p c 77 54 District President Gordon Lassow dinators, guidance counselors and ’The change was suggested to the was handled if he or she held the title An Individual Relirement And you won't pay one penny Des Moines cy 57 34 the Buckland fire jurisdiction case the attention of the Department of Salt Lake City r 54 41 members of the school’s Student- Charter Revision Commission by of “council chairman” instead of Account (IRA) Ttie .iaslesi aedng lax /FTA ol taxes on the interest you earn Detroit cy 46 37 endorsed the improvements and said, are not paid in full by the third Mon­ Environmental Protectidh. LaBelle San Antonio r 78 68 Jean Gezeiman at the request of until retirement—a lime you're likely to IXiluth 40 32 "If the town n e ^ help (in this area) day in April, the board’s next is checking on the matter for the dis­ Faculty Senate will be available to "mayor.” feliel possible Take one by April 1 7 and For period ending 7 a m. EST 3/21/79. Tuesday night cy San Diego r 59 53 Mayor Nancy Caffyn. El Paso cy n 37 we will give our support.” The meeting. trict. discuss the range of senior high The commission has made no you’ll save hundreds o( dollars in (axes lor 1978, a lower lax bracket. In addition your IRA will find rain or showers across most of the lower half of San Francisco c 60 52 Mrs. Gezeiman said the title of Hartford c 55 31 San Juan referendum is April 17. The directors passed another mo­ curricular and co-curricular recommendations on other proposals and hundreds more each year until retirement insured to $100,000 So it you don't have the Rockies and Plains, with snow indicated for the p c 82 74 In other business Monday night. "chairman” is more accurate in Honolulu c 83 70 Seattle c 57 43 The board passed a motion tion protesting the allocation of offerings. including the election of Board of A total ol thousands Because with IRA you can msion plan where you work, come to First higher elevations. Elsewhere, generally fair weather is State Rep, Walter Joyner (R-12th) Houston r 72 59 Tampa c 77 S3 pressin g objections to a 50 percent federal Revenue Sharing Funds to Particular emphasis will be placed describing the job, but the person Eklucation members. deposit 15% of your anrtual income (to a total ol ,^fti Federal Savings. Take our IRA forecast. presented a citation to the Eighth Indianapolis pc 66 54 Washington c 61 40 increase in the sewer charges to the the Town Fire Department and on the needs of the students who will holding the position “should not be The commission is also considering $1.5(X)) and deduct it trom your I “ I You'll get lax relief. Instantly Jackson. Miss. r 85 57 District from the state legislature, in deprived of t e more prestigious title Wichita cy 56 42 district from the town. An increase agreed that the district counsel recognition of 90 years of service to be entering Grade 9. All parents and the suggestion of allowing a town taxable income $.'1,000 it you Jacksonville c 81 53 c-clear; cl-cIearing; cy- from $115,192 to $183,506 has been students are invited. of ‘mayor’.” councilman to serve on another include an employed spouse. Kansas City should take legal action if necessary the Town of Manchester. (akiinet'lieul Weather pc 59 40 cloudy; f-fair; hz-hau; m- Charter Revision Commission board during the time he is serving What's more, an IRA at First Fed­ Las Vegas r 51 41 missing; pc-partly cloudy; r- Meeting (Changed member John Archer however, said on the council. eral Savings earns the highest Mostly sunny today with highest temperature 50 to 55. Little Rock r 73 61 Manchester To Advortloo To Rofiort Mono rain; sh-slMwers; sm-smoke; VERNON — The Vernon Elemen­ he was opposed to the change. He in­ Changes suggested will be sent to long-term savings rate allowed by S» Sv8SS Los Angeles r 57 East Hartford — Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call 10 to 13 C. Clear tonight with the lows around 30. 48 sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- To report a news item or story idea: dicated that residents of the com­ IxHiisvillc cy 69 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office tary School p r o will meet April 2 at the council for approval before their taw—8% annually, continuously Wednesd.ay sunny with highs 55 to 60. Probability of 57 thunderstorms; w-wiiidy. Evening Herald M anclxster___ Alex Girelli. 643-2711 munity can more clearly identify the Memphis r 71 62 hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday 7:30 p.m. at the school, not March 27 inclusion on the ballot, next compounded to yield 8 45% precipitaion near zero through Wednesday. Winds USPS 327-S00 East Hartford .. Chris Blake, 643-2711 through Friday. When the office is as previously announced. Dr. Ber- chief elected official by the title of November. northerly around 15 mph today and Wednesday but less Glastonbury Charlie Maynard. 643-2711 Published daily except Sunday and closed, classified ads may be placed by bard Sidman, superintendent of “mayor.” [Am o u rIs than 10 mph tonight certain holidays by the Manchester Andover...... Donna Holland. 646-0375 calling 643-2718. schools, will speak. Publishing CO., Herald Square. P.O. Bolton...... Donna Holland. 646-3075 For information about display adver­ »»*. if ■•r* K • ■*»••• I * firwi KxU*ndt*d Forecasl Box 591. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Coventry ___Claire Connelly. T42-8202 tising. call Thomas Hooper, advertising Hebron . . . Patricia Mulligan, 228-0269 Country-A-Month Street Sweeping Starts Mass., R.I. & Conn.: Increasing cloudiness’Thursday. Have a CompMnfT director, at 643-2711. South Windsor. Jody Kuehnel. 644-1364 Winter Sports Outlook Chance of showers Friday and partly cloudy Saturday. To SulMCribo Vernon .. Barbara Richmond. 643-2711 HEBRON - Ire.land will be the MANCHESTER - Along with the Wajes asked all residents to sweep News — If you have a question or country featured on the “Country-A- Mild with highest temperatures in the SOs. Lows will be in complaint about news cover^e, call recent sunny weather, another sure their sidewalks before the adjacent The western areas of New England will continue most­ To subscribe, call Customer Service To report special news; Month” program scheduled for the middle 30$ to middle 40s. Frank Burbank, managing editor, 643- at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to sign of spring is the start of the street is swept by the town crews. ly clear right through Wednesday. Over eastern areas Business...... Alex Girelli. 643-2711 March 23 at 7:30 p.m. at the Douglas town's street-sweeping program. variable cloudiness will be the rule today and mostly sun­ Vermont: Increasing cloudiness Thursday. Chance of 2711. 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 to Church Notices . Alice Evans. 643-2711 The sweeping will start in the d rea M lo n — If yoii have a problem Library. The programs are spon­ TJie program will start today, FInt Ibdeial Sawings showers Friday Gearing Saturday. Highs in the 40s to 10 a m. Satur^y. center of town east of Main Street m ny on Wednesday. Highest temperatures today will be in Opinion...... Frank Burbank. 643-2711 sored by the Friends of the Library. E Ksnfcvd. OiMlonbury. South OlMonbuy MonchMer Vernon Rockvine and Souin Windtor around 50. Lows in the 20s and 30s. regarding service or delivery, cal) Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents F am ily...... Betty Ryder. 643-2711 Frederick Wajcafflie town's highway and south of Center Street, he said. the 40s to low 50s while lows tonight dip to the 20s and low Dr. John Hayes, who recently Maine and New Hampshire: Fair Thursday. Chance of Customer Service, 647-9M6. Delivery weekly. $3.90 for one month. $11.70 for Sports...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 superintendent, said. The crews will move clockwise 30s. Highs on Wednesday will be generally some 5 arrived from Ireland, will be the showers late Friday and Saturday. Daytime highs in the should be mad^ by 6:30 p.m. Monday three months. $23.40 for six months, and The street sweeping is done to around town, and the entire program degrees higher than those of today. through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Satur­ $46.80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. guest speaker. Dr., Hayes is opening 40s north and SOs south. Overnight lows mostly in the 3Qs. remove dirt and other materials that will take about two months, Wajes day. available on request. Monday through Friday a medical practice in Hebron. have accuifiulated on town roads. said. PAGE FOUR - KVENINO HERALD. Tues., March 20. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Tues.. March 20. 1979— PAGE FIVE Labor Leaders Balk At Mandatory Retirement Residents Complain Principals Plan Ha r t f o r d (U p d - v a ie positions in the state, he said. To Roast Hines dependent colleges agreed with with the elderly,” but to allow AFL-CIO, said the legislation to Connecticut Young Americans for University President A. Bartlett “ We stand to lose whole Giamatti and u rg ^ approval of a bill "young people to launch careers.” exempt college students fnmi paying Freedom, said in an impassioned II! MANCHESTER — A roast is being Giamatti says mandatory retirement generations of young scholars,” that would mandate retirement of The covnmittee also heard debate unjon dues was an attack by anti- speech that students are forced to planned for Robert Hines who is is needed to make way for the young, Giametti said. professors in private institutions at Of Zoning Violation on a bill that would exempt full-time pay union dues and “ rarely receive retiring this year as principal of but labor leaders and others opposed Marin Shealy, state commissioner age 70. union foes unconcerned with the college students from paying union rights of students. the full range of benefits due them Washington School. to forced retirement say it's dis­ on aging, called the propo^i "an un­ Oakes Ames, president of Connec­ HEBRON — Residents of the concerning the accuracy of the loca­ dues, regardless of contract Driscoll pointed out that all unions from union membership.” The roast will be held April 5 at the crimination. conscionable effort" by employers to ticut College and head of the Connec­ provisions. Northam Hills subdivision have sub­ tion of the brook on the boundary of Army & Navy Club. A social hour at in the state are required by federal Butterly said labor contracts mitted a petition to the Planning and Giamatti is supporting a proposal impose “a harsh sentence on a per-' ticut Association of Independent The issue brought catcalls against two lots. 6:30 p.m. will precede dinner at 7;30. law “to represent every single require working student making only Zoning Commission asking for action now before the Legislature to make son who has committed no crime but Colleges and Universities, said the several college students from a The residents claimed there is The committee in charge is worker without discrimination.” minimum wages to pay an average of relative to "violations of the 75-foot the mandatory retirement age of 70 has erely reached the age of 70.” bill "is more humane than retiring Senate gallery packed with mostly $125. flooding of the area from time to Edward Timbrell, principal at He criticized the co-sponsor of the front setback restriction as stated in apply to all workers in Connecticut, She told the committee she saw teachers for cause." pro-labor spectators. The students must wait six months time, caused by beavers building Buckley School; Walter Roth, prin­ not just state employees. "no difference in legislating that bill. Sen. George Gunther, R- the Declaration of Restrictions and He said the proposal "strikes the Labor representatives called it “before they even begin to earn a de­ dams in the area. When checked, the cipal at Verplanck, and William He told the Labor Committee Mon-' someone may not work because he Stratford, for anti-union remarks Covenants." best balance" on the question of nothing more than a right-to-work cent wage,” he said. "More impor­ reports of flooding in the area didn't Freeman, principal at Robertson. day that only a number of young has reached a certain age and saying made earlier. “He's not exactly a The petitioners are asking for en­ retirement. bill designed to undermine the labor coincide with the contours shown on Reservations may be made with any that someone may not work because friend of labor, but I'm a bit sur­ tant, it takes a full year to begin ear­ forcement of the restrictions and faculty members can be hired. The Stephen Trachtenberg, president of movement in Connecticut. the plan but Hibbard said that the committee member. prised at his remarks as a public ser­ ning any sort of real benefits.” covenants in all future buildings. current system "discourages our of his or her race or sex.” the University of Hartford, said the John ■ Driscoll, the head of the contours shown were relatively in vant,” said Driscoll. His comment was greeted by They cited the failure to comply, of Delta Chapter, RAM young scholars" from applying for But presidents of two other in­ purpose of the bill is "not to quarrel Connecticut State Labor Cwncil, agreement with the thaps. William Butterly, chairman of the several shouts of “lies” and "that's structures on lots 15 and 17 in the sub­ not true” from the gallery. The commission decided to check MANCHESTER - Delta Chapter, ‘ ‘JC division, noting they are set back less the area before reaching a decision. Royal Arch Masons, will have a - than the required number of feet, The question was also raised con­ business meeting Wednesday at 7:30 . Rounded Jury Sought from the front lot line. cerning Bonola's position as assis­ p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Ernest Panel Rejects Another restriction listed in the tant building inspector for the town J. Smith, most excellent high priest, covenant is a minimum house size of but Hibbard said that the man's will preside. 1.280 square feet, exclusive of baths. employment shouldn't prevent him The photo from an American movie, tion such as running and bicycling. It was For Flynt Porn Trial John Hibbard, chairman of the GOP Plan for from subdividing his land. publish^ in a Beirut, Lebanon, newspaper, part of a feature on how American may look Emhlein Club commission, said that the covenant It later was noted that the commis­ is more restrictive than the existing shows more common means of transporta­ in 1998 when oil supplies are cut off. MANCHESTER - The Manchester ATLANTA (UPl) — Hustler magazine that sought to make prosecutors specify sion didn't hire Bonola nor does it zoning regulations and isn't en­ Emblem Club will have a social hour owner Larry Flynt, crippled by a sniper which parts of each magazine were pay any building department School Equity forceable by the town. He said that Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Green Lodge. during a Georgia pornography trial Iasi obscene, but granted a motion to let employee. However, the commission the provisions of the covenant would Members are reminded to bring year, hopes "a well-rounded jury” and not Flynt’s defen.se team question jurors HARTFORD (UPI) — The problem that has Connec­ has designated Richard Keefe, either be enforceable by the Beirut Newspaper Views refreshments. a bunch of "diehard Baptists" is selected about their feelings about pornography ticut legislators tearing their hair out — school funding— building inspector, as its zoning today to try him on ob.scenity charges. and the law. has been narrowed down to one proposed spending for­ developers or by civil action by the agent but has no funds budgeted for property owners. "Let's face it — if 1 gel a group of Flynt came to town in September, 1977, mula that critics claim still isn't up to par. the position. Bonola is assistant to DAV Auxiliary Residents at the meeting said they diehard Baptists who arc all pushing 60, and personally sold copies of his The Education Committee, which is struggling to come Keefe and as such is paid directly by MANCHESTER The Disabled had contacted the developer, William Keefe, out of his own salary. The U.S. After Oil Shutoff and go to church every Sunday. I'm in magazines in defiance of a campaign up with a courtordered plan to majte public education playing in the United States. It refers Arabia. The article states that the American Veterans Auxiliary of . Monaco, and told him atwut the peti­ commission said Bonola hasn't been By SUSAN VAUGHN trouble,” Flynt said in an interview in his against men’s publications by Solicitor equal in Connecticut, Monday re je c t^ the so-called to it as a movie "Like Jules Verne.’’ field is producing 5,500 barrels of oil Manchester Chapter will meet tion. They also expressed concern designated as assistant zoning agent. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the heavily guarded hotel suite Monday night. flin.son McAuliffc. Republican foundation formula on a vote of 21-7. Herald Reporter The "heroes" or stars of the film are every day and is only drilling near about the uniformity of houses which In other business, the commission VFW Home. "But, if I gel convicted, it won't be my Flynt said sales of all men's magazines The formula guaranteed each community at least $250 MANCHESTER — Americans named, however. They are Harvey the surface. Much more oil is first time, and if I have to go to jail, then in the Atlanta area approach 1 million a per student; reduced differences in property tax are being constructed on lots 15, 17, approved for a one-lot subdivision for taking to the streets in many forms , 14 and 12. They said they felt that the Korman, Jon Ritter, Cheet expected to be found deeper in the I'll go to jail. I'm ready to stand up for ■year, and that "most Atlantans would revenue; added money for welfare students, and reim­ the property of John F. Pawlina J r .; of transportation other than (!onrunliu Cliiiroli atmosphere of a small New England gave permission to Charles and Roosevelt. field, according to the article. what I believe in." agree that you can read a book without bursed revenue lost from tax-exempt property in cities motorized vehicles was the subject of The photos show a variety of un­ town lends itself more easily to un­ Margaret B. Smith to build a Mrs. Menill said she receives the MANCHESTER - Concordia Flynt faces an ll-count obscenity- being corrupted." and towns. a recent two-page photo feature in ique transportation methods devised newspapers from Lebanon, through a ique, individual and custom homes, driveway on property owned by Church Women will meet tonight at 8 peddling indictment that could result in It He does not, however, expect a jury of The Legislature, by order of Superior Court Judge Jay Al-Anwar, the Arabic language by the Americans. They include friend in Syria, although not as rather than row upon row of one-style Frank Rudoph on East Street; and in the church room. years in prison. girlie book readers. Rubinow, must come up with a plan by May 1 to have the newspaper of Beirut, Lebanon. many joggers, bicyclists, some roller frequently as she used to because the houses. set March 27 at 7:30 p.m. for a public Wednesday, a Lenten supper will He said he was "railroaded" in Cincin­ "We'll be looking for well-educated, quality of public education in Connecticut equal for all The headline over the nine photos skating youth, some unusual close-to- mail system has been so bad since The August Bonola Hope Valley hearing on subdivision of six lots in be served at 6:15 p.m., and there will nati, where he was sentenced to seven to middle-class, middle-aged people; which I students. reads "No More Petrol. The U.S. Is the-ground shopping vehicles, the fighting broke out in Lebanon. ^subdivision drew a large crowd of section two of the Joshua Farms sub­ be a Lenten Service at 7 at the 25 years, and was shot in nearby think is representative of the com­ Rep. William Cibes, D-New London, voted to keep the Running.” Mrs. Menill went back to Lebanon .'residents also who asked questions division. firefighters on bicycle-driven church. Lawrencevilic last year before be could m unity," said Flynt. "Hopefully, we could Hustler Magazine owner Larry Flynt massages his right foot, foundation formula. He said it had its merits, especially Although the headline may be vehicles and four nuns on a bicycle last summer to visit her father and prove his magazines, Hustler and Chic, get some young people on the jury — I'm wrapped in a heating pad during an interview in his heavily guarded for larger cities. closer to the truth than Americans built for four. brother who still live there, but said should be protected by First Amendment not saynng old people can't sit on the jury; His major complaint was that under the so-called would like to imagine, the photos are Lrnlen Reflrclions Atlanta, Ga., hotel suite Monday. Crippled by a sniper during a The newspaper does not give an she was appalled at seeing the guarantees of freedom of speech and free I don't mind — but I'm hopeful that we Guaranteed Tax-^Base formula, which is the spending Bolton Firefighters actually fiction. They are showing explanation of why it chose to use the destruction in what "was a beautiful MANCHESTER - A service of press,■ have a well-rounded jury that represents Georgia obscenity trial last year, Flynt is again in court on obscenity plan the committee is now left with, communities will be scenes from an American film which photo feature, but it was apparently country." Lenten Reflections will take place F'ulton County .State Court Judge Nick the community, rather than being one­ charges, (UPI photo) rewarded according to how much they tax residents. portrays the United States in 1998 timely in conjuention with the oil Mrs. Menill’s sister is Therese Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the sanc­ Lambros Monday denied a defen.se motion sided. The problem, Cibes said, is that many communities Receive Aetna Grant after all the oil has been cut off to the crisis caused by the unsettled Nassiff of Manchester. She also has a tuary of Emanuel Lutheran Church. will use a great deal of the state aid for property tax United States from the rest of the situtations in the Middle East coun­ brother who is a director of drilling Those planning to attend are in­ relief. So, in the second year, the communities will get BOLTON — The Bolton Volunteer 7:30 p.m. at the high school gym. world. tries. for Aminoil and is presently living in vited to bring a bag lunch and join in less because the taxes will be lower. Fire Department has received a $500 The Bolton Woman’s Club will play The story next to the photos says, Mrs. Menill noted that another Houston. fellowship and discussion after the The committee delayed a vote on the latest GTB for­ grant from Aetna Life & Casualty, the Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart- “In this day, like their grandfathers. small article in the newspaper She lives on Elsie Drive with her service. Coffee will be provided. mula until it receives more statistics from the Connec­ Hartford, as part of its "Dollars for ment. For reduced price advance “’ey are going to walk or end up describes a recent discovery of a two sons and a daughter. Court Allows Child to Seek Mother ticut Conference of Municipalities. The CCM claims the Doers” program. The grant was ob­ tickets call Cynthia Fagan or Cathy large oil field near Abou Dabi, Saudi South MrihudiHl current proposed formula is worse than the one the state Sprecher. Tickets will be sold at the ,. , , , HARTFORD (UPl) — A woman who Family Services in Hartford and was told tificate. The court refused, saying she had That statute has not been put on the books tained by a department member, Lt. MANCHESTER - The Women's was adopted as an infant and now is trying now uses. Mrs. Nadia Memll, a native of about it at the age of 5. no evidence her natural mother wanted to at the time Sherry’s action was initiated. Noel Fagan. Prayer and Study Group of South to find her natural mother has the right to “Richer towns gain and poorer towns lose,” claimed The department has received a total Lebanon and a Manchester resident u . When she was 16, she called Family Ser­ see her. The high curt also said the court should United Methodist Church will meet know if her nyther wants her name Joel Cogen, executive dirtfctor of the CCM. of $1,800 from Aetna over the past „ . r r . 1 for the past two and a half years, vices and was told her natural mother was Her appeal was turned down in Superior have ordered officials to contact her M e e t in g s l o n i g t i t provided the newspaper which she tonight at 7:30 at 1208 Main St. revealed, the Connecticut Supreme Court Supporters say the proposed GTB formula is better few years. The money has been used a Russian Jew and divorced, that Sherry Court, which said there was no' proof natural mother at the time the case was has ruled. because it doesn’t strain to help out the big cities. It to buy rescue and medical equip­ BOLTON — The St. M aurice received from a friend. She also had been born out of wedlock and that her Sherry’s mother wanted her identity heard. The last contact with the mother Church Knights of Columbus will provided the translation of the story Bake Sale The high court Monday overturned a relies more heavily on resident income, but reduces the ment. natural father left when he found out revealed. The court also said there was no was two to three years prior to the meet today at 8 p.m. at the parish and photos, MANCHESTER - The St, Mary’s ruling by Waterbury Superior Court Judge importance of tax rates and students from welfare With the grants the department is about he pregnancy. guarantee what Sherry would do “once hearing. center. The photo feature does not give the Episcopal Church Ladles Guild will Robert Wall, saying errors were made — families. able to buy needed equipment When she asked to look at her birth her curiosity had been indulged.” The high court ordere’d the case sent The Bolton Ecumenical Council name of the new movie, which is now hold a bake sale and serve coffee and including the fact the court made no Sen. Richard Schneller, D-Essex, in arguing against the without increasing its annual budget. record. Probate Judge James Kinselia in The Supreme Court, in overturning the back to Superior Court, and told the court will meet today at 8 p.m. at th e . doughnuts Wednesday at 11 a.m. in attempt to contact the mother at the time Republican foundation plan, said it was important to The latest grant will be used to buy Hartford told her an employee at Family ruling Monday, said the court made a mis­ to return the case to Probate so that the the Guild Room after the 10 a.m. of the hearing. figure in the tax base in allotting money because there two pocket pagers that enable United Methodist Church. Attomcy NBmCcl Services had said Sherry’s natural mother take in applying a more restrictive state natural mother could be contacted. are so many "diverse school districts.” church The adopted woman in question, iden­ did not want her name revealed. firefighters to go anywhere without law to the case. The opinion was written by Associate "You won t get educational equity without tax equity,” tified only as Sherry H., was born in Sherry, with the backing of her adoptive missing a call. Scholarship Signup State Position The more recent law says a child given Justice Joseph Longo. The other justices said Rep. Dorothy Goodwin, D-Storrs, co-chairwoman of Waterbury in 1951. She was adopted when parents, then asked the Probate Court in The department requested an ad­ BOLTON - Applications for MANCHESTER-Ralph A. Russo up for adoption cannot learn her natural concurred. the committee. Friendship Circle she was 6 months old through the Jewish Waterbury to .see her original birth cer­ parents' identity without their consent. ditional two pocket pagers in its 1979- scholarships from the Bolton Schneller said a consultant to the School Finance Ad­ 80 budget. Scholarship Fund Inc. are available ^ ^ ^ b ers of the Connecticut Bar who MANCHESTER - Friendship Cir­ visory Panel, which drafted the first funding formula, The department hopes to equip most at the Bolton High School business of- h^s been appointed an assistant at- cle, Salvation Army, will meet has worked with several states dealing with the same of its members with pocket pagers fice. The applications must be forney general assigned to the Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Citadel issue and said the best path was "to land somewhere in U.S., China Stymied within the next couple of years. returned by April 15. Workmen’s Compensation Unit. for a worship meeting. The guest will the middle.” Local residents enrolled in or plan- Russo is a 1971 graduate of Drake be Mrs. Brig. Joseph Kittle from Donkey Basketball ning to enroll in a recognized University, and a 1975 graduate of Stamford. educational program are eligible for D ^ke Law School, This photo, published in the Arabic language newspaper, is Hostesses are Mrs. Bertha Hall Over Taiwan Bills BOLTON - The Bolton High and Mrs. Rhoda Krinjak. School Budget scholarships. Before joining the attorney captioned “the new bike for the future.” School junior class will sponsor a general s office, Russo, a Stamford WASHINGTON (UIMf-China is unhappy governmental authority with which the donkey'basketball game March 29 at native, was employed by the about the Taiwan legislation passtni by the United States had official ties before cut­ legislative commissioner’s office of House and .Senate last week — but neither ting diplomatic relations last Dec. 15. Cut in Vernon the Connecticut General Assembly Peking nor the State Department seems to • The legislation makes clear the new By BARBARA RICHMOND where he served as legal counsel to know what to do about it. status should not render Taiwan ineligible The department so far bas fended off Herald Reporter Manchester Public Records the banks and insurance and real es­ to participate in any U.S. government tate committees. mu This offer is for a limited time. the Chinese complaint, asserting the program or agreement, except the 1954 VERNON — In bringing its budget request for 1979-80 down to what it terms a status quo' figure, the Board of The other assistant attorney legislation does not violate the terms un­ defen,se treaty which is being ended. Warranty deeds Certifiraie of atiachmeni general named is Paul M. Scimonelli When you look good, you feel good. • Individual Exercise Program Education, during a special meeting Monday night, der which the United States recognized These latter two points, the Chinese say, Green Manor Estates Inc. to Levitt Viking Aluminum Products Inc. of Winsted who will serve with the Take either of our^'Welcome Spring­ • Nutritional Guidance the Peking government Dec. 15. suggest a di.sguised two-China policy eliminated the late bus program, deleted some money Construction Co. Inc., property at the against Norman Hohenthal, $2,000, tax unit. .from the salaries account, and added some to the fuel oil The legislation is now before Ilouse- rather than strictly unofficial relations corner of West Vernon'Street and property on Academy Street. Scimonelli was previously time” offers, and you could look and • Modem Exercise Equipment account. .Senate conferees for adjustment of with Taiwan, Kennedy Road, $11 conveyance tax. Release of judgm ent lien associated with the law firm of Roz- feel your greatest by summer. • Exercise Classes 'hie budget, which will be presented to the Town Coun­ relatively minor differences in the two The issue of official versus unofficial Moriarty Brothers Inc. to Michael I.R. Stich Associates Inc. againstyeki & conti of Torrington. Enjoy one full week absolutely free • Super Heated Steam Room versions, but the provisions to which relations also pervaded the recent first cil later this week, totals $10,913,752, an increase of 6.96 B. Lynch, property at the comer of Agnes Agnew. Poking objects are virtually locked in, session of the House-Senate conference. percent over the current budget and in keeping with Broad and Center streets, $71.50 con­ Marriage lieenses or take $25 OFF any full term mem­ • Soothing Sauna since they were voted by both House and Rep. Clement Zablocki, D-Wis., chair­ Mayor Frank McCoy's request that all departments keep veyance tax. Paul W. Curtis, Ellington, and bership. Either way, you’ll have full • Relaxing Whirlpool .Senate. man of the House delegation, insisted on budget increases under seven percent. Angelina Ponticelli to Arnold Susan E. Digan, 337 Hackmatack St., .Science Fair IManned The original budget proposal of $11,177,361 represented use of our famous services and facil­ • Indoor Heated Swimming Ptx)l Chinese Ambassador Chai Zemin the U.S. right to continue full relations Lerch, property at 431 N. Main St., March 23 at St. James. MANCHESTER — Highland Park a 9.5 percent increase and the budget finally presented recently called on Secretary of State with Taiwan even though the relationship $17.60 conveyance tax. Paul J. Onofrio and Joni L. Kester, .School will present its first Science ities. So call today. for the entire board's approval, totaled $10.93 million and Cyrus Vance to express "grave concern" is now "unofficial" Quitclaim deed both of Rockville, March 30. Fair Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the over the wording. And he said of the State Department: represented a 7.18 percent increase. Mary Ann K. McCann to Timothy William A. Masi Jr., Stamford, and school. European He also has met with Sen. Frank “The way they operate, they don’t have Dr. Bernard Sidman, superintendent of schools, J. McCann, property at 86 Mather Sylvia A. LeFort, 676 Lydall St., More than 140 students will display (Church, chairman of the .Senate Foreign any interest in continuing relations with recommended the elimination of the late bus program in St., no conveyance tax. March 31 at St. Mary's. exhibits in the schixd auditorium. Relations Committee, knowledgeable Taiwan, We ought to put their feet to the Possible Candidate the amount of $12,960. He said he didn’t think there was Exeeulor’s deed John V. 'Morano and Jane P. Dr. Jack Hinchen is serving as .Health significant gain from the program’s presence. sources said Monday. fire." Former CIA Director George Bush expressed confidence that he Estate of Julie A. Hesse to Uccello, both of Manchester. chairman of the event a.ssisted by The Chinese raiseii these objections: But Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R-N.Y., Board members agreed with Dr. Sidman’s reasoning. Lesperance Real Estate and In­ Normand A. Delisle, South Wind­ Roy Behike and Walter Kuezek. Spas would enter the GOP race for President during a news conference Harold Cummings said, "From the point of view of cost • The legislation would allow the countered: "Taiwan is not a government. surance Inc., property on Center sor, and Lisa M. Pompei, Ribbons will be awarded to all par­ WE WANT YOUR BODYI nationalist Republic of China to retain It is not. We could argue this point. If you Monday prior to addressing the Economic Club of Detroit. Bush said, effective return I would rather eliminate it at this'time Street, $46,500. Manchester, March 24 at St. James. ticipants. possession of its diplomatic buildings in “he could win with a strong showing in early primaries.” Bush lashed because it’s the most recent addition to the program and are trying to pretend it's a government — / Washington. Peking claims these forget it. We don't deal with it. We have to out at President Carter’s economic policies but praised his handling of therefore would probably cause the least disruption.” buildings symbolize China and rightfully make clear we are dealing on an unofficial the Eyptian-Israeli peace treaty. (UPI photo) The program included having three "late buses.” Race Signup Scheduled belong to the People's Republic of China. Charles Brisson, administrative assistant, said three basis,” VERNON — Registration blanks for the town’s fifth an­ 4 • Both versions of the bill state the State Department officials say the were necessary because the town is large and that having Uniteii States would view with "grave just one bus would mean that bus would have to cover a nual "Rabbit Run” road race are now available. The race Chinese may be confused over the legal is scheduled April 14 at 1 p.m. concern " any attack on Taiwan. This im­ definitions of Taiwan in the legislation. Bolton Petitions Fight very extensive area. The three buses allowed getting the students home fairly promptly, he said. The race begins and ends on Blast Main Street in the plies the United Slates does not recognize One official said the section of the bill The only board member who opposed the deletion of the Rockville section with the five-mile course winding the Taiwan problem to be an internal dealing with Taiwan's security does not program, even though some did so reluctantly, was through the streets of Vernon. matter for Peking. exceed what U.S. diplomats told Peking Cabaret Liquor Permit You on InvHod • The legislation defines Taiwan as a Robert Schwartz. The application forms may be picked up at the when the agreement was being Rockville Area Chamber of Commerce, 30 Lafayette geographic entity, as well as a Dr. Sidman had considered the elimination of the den­ too negotiated. BOLTON — More than 150 Bolton on Boston Turnpike for those who'wish to Square, or the recreation office, 28 Park Place. They may residents have signed a protest against add their signature. tal hygiene program but had second thoughts when he also be obtained by mail by sending a self-addressed -I having a liquor license and hotel permit Randy May, senior sanitary engineer considered that the cleanings and inspections given in school may be the only ones some of the students will stamped envelope to the Greater Vernon Jaycees Inc., PREVIEW MEETING issued to Mr, P ’s Cabaret on Boston Turn­ for the DEP, said the premises have been Rabbit Run, P.O. Box 778, Rockville. Gaming Panel Members pike (Route 44A). The application is in the in violation of a court judgment since July ever get. OF THE Other programs considered for elimination were: Late registrations will be accepted up until noon on the name of Philip Anthony Parlapiano. 1976 and a court injunction since October Driver education at $40,000; intramurals for K-12, at $15,- day of the race, at Sykes Junior High School. DALE CARNEGIE COURSE The remonstrance claims “While under 1976. Both were issued because of pollu­ 580; interscholastic (for freshmen), $8 to $10,000; and the Asked to Disclose Worth the control of the applicant the premises tion of state waters. have been conducted as a lewd establish­ May said there is “septic leechate” and program for the gifted, (Research and Independent HARTFORD lUPD — Officials of the Study), $30,479. These would be next in order for elimina­ , «THC AMAZMQ POWER OF A TRAINED MEMORY reports with the state Ethics Commission ment advertising so-called exotic dancers it is reaching the surface of the ground. I «HOW TO QUICKLY DEVELOP MORE POISE state gaming commission would be each April. • and catering to the prurient interests of its He said, “With the current tenant there tion should the need arise. Teachers Plan Workshop AND SELF CONFIDENCE required to disclose their financial worth The bill, designed to "ensure public con­ customers.” has been several failures.” In arriving at the new budget figure, the board also •HOW TO GET ALONG EVEN BETTra WITH PEOPLE under a proposal approved by the took a $29,000 “risk factor” in the salaries account and VERNON — Four teachers from the Vernon school J k a n t. •HOW TO COMMUNICATE MORE EFFECTIVELY fidence" in the decisions of the gaming It further claims the premises are in May said, “It is now in the hands of the W H » SPEAKING TO INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS added ^ ,0 0 0 to the fuel oil account for a net decrease of system will participate at the Spring Workshop of the UStNQ THE TELEPHONE OR WRITING LETTERS Legislature’s iHiblic Safety Comittee. commission, was co-sponsored by Rep. violation of a pollution abatement order attorney general. We can’t continue to $21,960.' The committee Monday agreed to draft Dominic Swieszkowski, D-New Britian, from the Department of Environmental regulate the place on a day to day basis.” Connecticut Council for Social Studies. the proposal after deciding to specify who co-chairman of the Public Safety Com­ Protection and a court judgment. Richard Webb, attorney general, said a Linda Cole and Ronald Coumoyer, Rockville High •Bm IAa iwJ U W must file financial disclosure reports and mittee. ' The protest will be filed with the State motion for contempt has bMn fiM with Weicker Response Brief School teachers, will participate in the area of inter­ to drop a provision that would limit Sen. Myron Ballen, R-Fairfield, said the Liquor Control Commission to guarantee the Hartford Superior Court. He said it disciplinary approaches to United States HisU^. gaming commissioners to two terms. proposal would “remove them (the com­ a public hearing will be held at which the should be heard within a couple of weeks. GREENWICH (UPI) - Sen. Lowell P. Weicker had but Ronald Burke, social studies teacher at th e lii^ school •W E Tm , Ikrch 2N i Commissioners are appointed to six- mission members) from any possible one thing to say about a resolution opposing his candidacy will present “Youth and the Law.” 646-42G0 public may voice its concerns. The 10 The premises, while under different • 1 W : 7 7 i year terms by the governor. for the 1980 Republican presidential nomination. His Virginia Gingras, a teacher for the gifted and talented, MANCHESTER suspicion." signatures are needed for such a hearing. managements in the past few years, has •RACE Iki SM U ka • Vi Under the bill the nine commissioners, TTie committee voted to send to the reaction was in reference to a 14-13 vote of disapproval will present a report nn ideas-for research and improve­ m id d l e The petition will probably be discussed been besieged with water pollution A B ms hhk 515 TURNPIKE WEST ment of oral and written expression. plus the executive secretary and the Finance. Revenue and Bonding Com­ by the Bolton Ecumenical (Council tonight. problems, septic system problems and Saturday by the Connecticut Federation of Young executive directors of the racing, lottery mittee a bill granting a $1,000 property tax Copies of the petition are in the en­ Republicans. The workshop will he March 29 at Bloomfield High •P immM ^ UL fraHM Only one 1-week membership or $26 discount per person. Applicants must be first time adult guests 18 or over. Facilities and noise problems. hours may vary with location. Longer term membershipi will bo offered. , — and off-track betting divisions, would file exemption to Korean War veterans. tryway of St. George’s Episcopal Church “Who?” said Weicker! School. I’ACiK SIX - KVKNINt; IIKHALD. Tues.. March 20. 1979

EVENING HERALD, Tues.. March 20, 1979— PACK SEVEN Finley-Fratus iHaurlipstf r Emniimj Hpralft Letter to the Editor Manchester — A City of Village Charm Michele Fratus and Raymond J. Finley, both of Betty’s notebook Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Manchester, were married March 10 at South United Methodist Church in Manchester. Published by the Manchester Publishing C o . Herald Square. Community Colleges Supported By Betty Ryder The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. To the Editor development of marketable, dollar- extension fund, self-supporting basis. Fratus of 17 Brenen Road, Manchester. The bridegrrom The 1960’s were a period in this available by the State of Connecticut making skills, and, equally impor­ This means that the student atten­ is the son of Mrs. Sara Finley of 72 Eldmund St., Audit Bureau oi Ctrculat.on Member UH'ted Prees Intertraliorral country in terms of civil rights and will support teaching faculty, tant, in terms of self-realization and ding Summer School pays $25 a credit Manchester. social responsibilities. It is no coin­ physical facilities, administration Customer Swvice - 647-OT48 ^ Tununglon. Eieeutlve Edttor self-fulfillment through education. A few of the female staffers at The Kim, president of the New EnglaiUi The Rev. George W. Webb of South United Methgdist hour, of $75 for the average three- and support staff for a finite number Peking, the crowd of more than 500 Raymond F. Robinson. Edltor.Publlsher Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor cidence, then, that Connecticut, in Herald are taking no chances when Chapter of the Association for Asian Church officiated. These benefits came to be seen as credit course, rather than the $8.50 of students. Hundreds must be turned Chinese viewed the Superman-sized this period, took a giant step forward they cover late night assignments. Studies. He is also a professor of rightfully available to all the people, per credit hour cost of General Fund shoulders of his fashions In silence. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an in the area of mass higher education away each semester because there They've purchased “Screamers,” political science at the University of rather than being a privilege of the courses — a difference of almost $50 The Chinese, usually of petite ivory colored gown designed with Empire Waist, Queen by legislating the State Regional simply isn’t room for them. which emit a special sonic shriek Connecticut. Opinion elite. per course. One must remember that stature, no doubt found the outsized Anne collar appliqued with lace, long sleeves, and skirt Access becomes questionable, too, readily identifiable as an emergency He showed some slides of the Community College System. This The key factor in the implementa­ shoulders a bit much. While, Cardin with pleated front panel. Her fingertip veil of imported 65% of all community college when inadequate funding causes the call for help. ' Republic of China and really gave us System was expected to consitute a tion of this concept of public higher admits they are not yet ready for his silk illusion was attached to a lace appliqued crown and students work and attend school on a System to fall short of providing the A convehient size for purse, pocket an insight into some of the places we long-term pulic asset by providing education for the masses through the modern fashions, he believes they she carried a bouquet of sweetheart roses and baby's part-time basis. necessary support services for or glove compartment, the Screamer may visit during our tour. Results Show the means for personal growth and Community College System was, and will be in five years. breath. In such cases, the student must at­ may be used for fire and intruder Appropriately enough, the Hotel achievement through continued students. We fail, in many cases, to In the meanwhile, he plans to is, access. The latter must be tend school for more than 2 calendar alarms, muggers, campers, hunters, ana Food Management staff Miss Pemala Tice of Somers was maid of honor. education and job training or provide services such as day care for design carpets, neckties, shoes and realized in several ways in order to years in order to complete a “2- Iwaters or lost children. prepared and served a delicious Bridesmaids were Miss Renee Fratus of Manchester and retraining. children of student; remedial perhaps clothes for boys and girls. information Need be successful. First, there must be year" program, and almost always Package instructions state that it Chinese luncheon. Miss Ann Rychlich of Vernon. The benefits that would accrue to programs for those who reach Then, when the time is right, ultra­ physical accessibility. must make use of the Summer Ses­ college with inadequate basic skills; should be used only oJn actual modern fashions will be offered in Although the question of the town’s persons from 25,000 registered in the society were expected to include not Ralph Feeney of Manchester served as best man. The realization that the average sion offerings, as an integral part of specialized programs such as TV emergency situations, not close to Spring Brunch Peking, continued participation in the HUD town with a total of 390 responses. only a more enlightened populace, the ears, and be kept out of reach of Ushers were John Carriero of East Hartford and-Glen community college student is close to his school year. courses and braille materials for the Maxwell of Manchester. and Community Development The question on the awareness, if better able to understand and com­ children, The Britannia Chapter, Daughters 30 years old, has family respon­ Community College Summer Ses­ handicapped; and counseling and of the British Empire, are planning a programs has been present for some translated to the total voting popula­ municate with each other, but also a Irish Error sibilities. usually must live at home sion, in short, are not a luxury or a placement services to identify goals, Spring Brunch on Sunday, April 29 at Mrs. Raymond J. Finley A reception was held at Imperial Caterers. (Gerrick months, a poll conducted last week reduction in numbers of people on tion, using those contacted ds a and commute to school, and, in 65% make-up session for the “goof-offs;” (Miina Bounil the home of Mrs. Robert Simmons Had a call from a woman of Irish photo) job markets, unrecognized skills and ancestry taking me to task for indicates there is still some confu­ guideline, reveals about 35 percent of public welfare rolls as the acquisition or more of the student population is Evidently obtaining visas to the Jr., 67 Crestwood Road, West Hart­ these courses are, in fact, a real other options of which the student writing in last week’s column that sion. the voters were not aware of the con­ of new skills rendered more people holding down a full or part-time job Republic of China is so new, not ford. Proceeds will benefit the necessity. The large cost differential may not be aware. The absence or in­ “ legend says St. Patrick invented While the poll, conducted by The troversy. employable. many of the travel agents have the Ossing, N.Y., Victoria Convalescent while attending school, has led to the between General Fund and Summer adequacy of such services effectively Irish whiskey.” The caller said, “We Classes Leonard-McGlothlin Herald, indicated there were more Despite the ongoing publicity from It was also felt that this program geographic placement of 12 facilities necessary forms or information. Home. School extension courses places a denies access to public higher educa­ had whiskey in Ireland long before persons in favor of discontinuing the groups supporting each side of the would contribute to economic growth We finally acquired forms and now Membership is open to any woman in community settings scattered particular hardship on the working tion to large segments of the popula­ St. Patrick came." To my town's participation in the program in the State in a positive and tangible must quickly submit them to the or girl who is of British or Com­ question, it is apparent the publicity throughout the State. student; in effect, it penalizes him tion, many of whom belong lo ethnic knowledge, long ago it was called po­ On Birth than continuing it, the results of the has not yet paid off with such a great fashion; in fact studies in other newly opened People’s Republic of monwealth birth or origin (as far Second, access in terms of cost to for the fact that he is attempting to minority and disadvantaged groups. teen. The engagement of Miss Jill poll in other areas can be considered percentage not aware of the con­ states have demonstrated that the China Consulate in Washington, D.C. back as a grandparent) is now a resi­ Elizabeth Leonard of Manchester, to the student is absolutely essential, work and get an education at the This denial of access can only be con­ Also, 1 wrote that “Most Irishmen confusing. troversy. cost to educate a full-time student at Then, we hope to have time to submit dent and/or a citizen of the United Capt. John Richard McGIothin, since the System is expected to serve same time. Such a cost differential sidered discriminatory and in viola­ visas for acceptance in .Japan, which States. Associate membership is believe that a true shamrock is a Offered Oe of the five questions asked 400 On the other hand, when questioned a public community college is repaid three-leafed clover," She disagreed, USMC, of Camp Pendleton, Calif., the needs of lower income groups, could easily, therefore, be con­ tion of the principles of affirmative we understand are expedited quickly. offered to the wife of a British or persons in two nights was, "Do you to the state within a ten-year period, although' Webster's Dictionary MANCHESTER - A form of birth has been announced by her parents, if they were aware a town referen­ the working poor, and the un­ sidered discriminatory. action. Well, it's still three months away, Commonwealth-born man, and to states, “A shamrock is any of a cer­ regulation that has the effectiveness Lt. Col. and Mrs. Fred P. Leonard of think that Manchester will be unduly dum on the issue would be held April through increased state and local employed who require training in women and girls whose proven The third facet to be considered in Clearly there is a need for far but time has a way of stealing up on tain clover or cloverlike plants with of the Pill but none of its medical Manchester. restricted by federal regulatioi]^ if 17, 238, or 61 percent, responded they revenues drived from the increased new job skills. an^stry antedates that of a grand­ providing access to the Community ^greater public support of the Com­ one, and we want to be as prepared leaflets in groups of three, used as side effects will be explained at a the town continues to accept CD and were aware, and 39 percent or 152 earning power of those who acquired Realistic tuition levels have been as possible for our June 19 departure daughter. Capt. McGlothlin is the son of Col. College System lies in funding of the munity College System in the State of the emblem of Ireland.” series of classes taught by the Couple HUD funding?” persons said they were not aware of new and/or better job skills: After maintained in those areas of opera­ with the University of Connecticut Further information for the brunch and Mrs. Joseph H. McGlothlin of System to a level which will make Connecticut. This is sharply In any event, I am waiting for my to Couple League beginning Sunday, The question was modified on the the upcoming referendum.' that period, of course, a profit factor Alumni. may be obtained by calling Mrs. Yuma, Ariz. tion which are financed through open enrollment the reality it was in­ delineated by statistics which show reliable resource (Sally Hopkins, at 2 p.m. in the library of Assumption second night of the survey and in­ to the state may be calculated. Went to an informative talk on the Edwin Foster of Manchester at 643- However, when the respondents General Fund dollars; however, tended to be within the total concept. (1) that Connecticut, although one of researcher for Hallmark Cards) to Junior High School, 27 S. Adams St. Miss Leonard graduated from In addition, it was newly perceived normalization of China presented at 5596. cluded the additional phrase, "Do were asked if they expected to vote in budgetary pressures caused Summer It is here that the System is most the wealthiest states in the nation in come up with an explanation. In the The Couple to Couple League is a Manchester High School, Manchester you think CD and HUD funding by many that it is the right of each in­ Manchester Community College last the referendum, 240 persons, or 61 School course offerings to be noticeably failing, for open enroll­ terms of per capita income, ranks meantime, my apologies for national organization for teaching Community College and the Pacific should be continued or stopped?" percent, said they expected to vote dividual to have the opportunity to week. Wellington Lee, associate Silent Greeting crediting St, Pat with Irish whiskey the successful use of natural family College of Medical and Dental removed from the General Fund ment is not, at present, a reality; the 47th or 48th in the nation in terms of professor of data processing at MCC, The response to the question for while 101 persons or 26 percent said enrich his/her life in terms of the Budget in 1975 ,und to be placed on an When Pierre Cardin showed his and turning a clover into a shamrock. planning. The series of four classes Assistants. She is employed as a current level of funding made support of public higher education, introduced Professor Illpyong J. the two nights showed 124 persons they would not vote. The remaining 49 new line of clothes recentiv in are spaced one month apart. They medical assistant in the office of Dr. and (2) while the national average are open to married and engaged Victor Lindblade. a pediatrician. saying they would be in favor of stop­ persons were not sure. I^^USHTeKOFISCAM.Xr support level of the community couples. Those interested may ping the funding with 97 persons It is our opinion, although the sur­ college student stands at ) 1,468 per Capt. McGlothlin is a graduate of IS WRlTOmiTHF m s register by calling 649-4908 or writing favoring continuance. vey can be considered valid, judging student, Connecticut contributes only Births Granby High School, Norfolk, Va., to Bill and Kathy Siddons, 89 Tanner However another question in the by responses, it is necessary for ad- S’/toOlD BE CoV^feED.... $1,197 in public funding per communi­ St., certified teachers for series. and the University of West Virginia poll which asked the respondents if ditional information to be at Morgantown, with a degree in ty college student (1976-77 figures). Tierney, riionias John, Son of they had feelings, one way or the promulgated in order to get informed Sliiiw, .Mnlllifw Ryiin, .son of T. Gibbons Sr, of Donnel Road, Ver­ political science. He is a member of The Slate obviously must reexamine French Bread Pans other on the matter, resulted in an voters at the polls. Fred and Wendy I^hmann Shaw of Thomas and Kathleen Reardon non. He has a sister, Amy Louise. Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity. its spending priorities in light of both TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (UPI) - A Tolland. He was born March 5 at Tierney of 34 Oak St., East Hartford. Currently stationed at Camp almost equal split — 156 persons If the proponents and opponents the tangible and the intangible housewares manufacturer has added Manchester Memorial Hospital. His He was born Feb. 24 at Hartford Pendleton Marine Base, he is also saying they had feelings —155 saying are going to speak about the issue, benefits which accrue to the State French style bread pans to its line of maternal grandparents are Mr. and Hospital. His maternal grandparents attending National University in San they did not have feelings. There which they have and will assuredly and it's citizens from public higher BuiMiandiici'i, Roxanne Rulh, Early American-style cast iron uten­ Mrs. Edward Lehmann of East Hart­ are Mrs. P. E. Massaro and John F. Diego, where he is studying for his were 79 persons who said they were continue to do, they must present in­ daughter of Rocco J. Jr. and Debra education and the Community ford. His paternal grandparents are Reardon, both of Warwick, R. I. His sils for rangetop and oven use. The master's degree. not committed. formation, free from emotional Ann St. Germain Buonanducci of 7 boat-shaped baking pans come in College System. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Shaw of paternal grandparents are Mr. and When questioned about their clouds and biases. Mrs. John F. Tierney of 219 W. Pleasant St., Manchester. She was single and double loaf size. What better time for this reassess­ ■South Windsor. He has a brother, A June 30 wedding is planned. awareness of a controversy surroun­ The voter must be informed. That Brian. Center St., Manchester. His mater­ born March 7 at Hartford Hospital. (Wagner Ware, General ment to take place than now, as the nal great-grandparents are Mrs. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. Housewares Corp., P.O. Box 4066, Jill E. Leonard ding the question of CD and HUD is a fact. development of the State budget Is SlcvciiHoii, Ji'Hsic Roth, daughter John F. Reardon of Warwick, R. I., and Mrs. Joseph St. Germain of 150 Terre Haute, Ind. 47804) funds, 153 persons said they were The poll revealed those responsible taking place in Hartford once again. of James and Bonnie Cottier Steven­ and Mr. and Mrs. John E. B. O’Connell Drive, East Hartford. Her aware while conversely, 137 said they for providing the necessary informa­ Let us hope our political leaders son of Old Stafford Road, Tolland. Donahue of Providence^ R. I. He has paternal grandparents are Mr. and were not aware. tion have not yet done their job finally perceive the monies allocated She was horn March 9 at Rockville a sister, Jennifer, 2. Mrs. Rocco Buonanducci Sr. of 85 The survey was conducted of 400 successfully. to the Community College System General Hospital. Her maternal Scantic Meadow Road, South Wind­ Junior Women Meet Wednesday not as a drain on the state coffers but grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Liinn, LI h u Dawn, daughter of sor. Her maternal great- The Manchester Junior Women’s for children. as the investment in the future of our Allan L. and Deborah Murphy Lunn grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Diane Byrne at 646-3397, Edward Cottier of Cassidy Hill Club will hold its monthly meeting A slide presentation of the Mr. Yuk Thoughts State that it really is. Road. Tolland. Her paternal grand­ of 20 Cambridge St., Manchester. She Howard Tefft of Hartford and Mr. Membership in the Manchester Wednesday at the First Federal Program also will be given. Mr. Yuk Junior Women's Club is open to Betty Emerson parents are Mr. and Mrs. Russell was born March 4 at Manchester ■ and Mrs. Arthur St. Germain of It was Christ Jesus who taught us The “Father " we call to in prayer Savings Bank, 344 W. Middle Turn­ is the National Poison Center's new women between the ages of 18 and 40. 95A Sycamore Lane Hiller of 99 Tolland Ave., Rockville. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Rhode Island. Her paternal great- pike. poison prevention symbol. to call God Father, not just by the listens and returns our prayer in grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. For information on membership, call Manchester, CT 06040 A She has a sister, Erin Sophia, 3, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ Lynn Gustafson, public school Anyone interested in having the word; but by His teachings and at­ love. If we are afraid of this term mond Murphy of Glassville, N.B., Michael Buonanducci of Hartford Madelyn Dore at 649-2725 or Sonja nurse and member of the American Mr. Yuk presentation given to their titudes. “Father" it may well be that we do PiiliMiilm, t.olli'cii l.li/.iihi'lh iiml and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Appleton Henry at 742-8233. Canada. Her paternal grandparents Red Cross, will demonstrate first aid group or organization should contact It was so that we might be sons of not love Him very well so we Coiiriiiry Erin, twin daughters of are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lunn of of South Windsor. She has a sister, this Father that He laid down His presume He does not love us. His Thomas ai,o ,^cnora Silco Palumbo of Bridgewater, Maine. Her maternal January April, 3. love for us is not restricted by our Jack Anderson Ellinglon, They were born March 10 great-grandmother is Josephine life. at Rockville General Hospital. Their Porter of Red Deer, Alberta, We call our God “ Father." Calling human limits. malernal grandparents are Mr. and Canada. .Vliibirki, Megan Elizabelli, Servicewoman Completes Course Him by name we seek lo address The Sisters of Mrs. Leonard Sileo of Torrington. daughter of Joseph J. Jr. and Cheryl Him face to face. We reach out to St. James Convent, Fatigue — A Killer In the Air Haussman Alubicki of 11 Fenwick Spec. 4 Cheryl A. Burleigh, Spec. Vana J. Mcllwain of They have a sister, Elisha Marie, 4. Slmdian, riniolhy J uiik-h, son of Marine Pvt. l.c Frank J. DeFurio, speak to Him one to one. Manchester WASHINGTON - The scene was Road, Manchester. She was born daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl P. Manchester, is a member of the 197th that the plane's controls had been im­ reporters Tom Rosenstiel and Moira Footnote: The FAA’s disturbing of­ James P. and Charlene Emery son of Norma J. Torza of 83 Chestnut all too familiar that day at the air­ March 2 at Hartford Hospital. Her Brock of 19 Harriet Drive, Vernon, Infantry Bfigard which recently par­ properly set, depriving it of critical Forbes, “We stay away from it llojiirKki, Mirhael riioiiiaM, .son of Sheehan of 89 Pearl Drive, Vernon. St., Manchester, recently completed port. The weary crew members of a ficial altitude is contradicted by ,loseph S. ,lr. and Nancy Dobosz He was born March 6 at Manchester maternal grandparents are Richard recently completed a medical supply ticipated in cold weather training at power needed for sufficient takeoff (fatigue) in official board reports, other federal experts. Gerrilt J. 0. Haussman of Cheshire and the late Fort Drum, N.Y. a four-month deployment in the Far, Almanac U.S. air freighter looked bone-tired Hojurski of 174 Autumn St., Memorial Hospital. His paternal specialist course at the Academy of East. thrust. They blamed the mistake on unless we have hard evidence” that Walhout, the National Transporta­ Mrs. Richard 0. Haussman. Her The brigade traveled by air to Fort On this day in history: and spoke almost incoherently when Manchester He was born March 7 at grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Health Sciences of the U.S. Army, He is a member of the 1st Bat­ the exhausted condition of the crew. the pilots stretched their flight tion Safety Board's human factors paternal grandparents are Mr. and Drum from Fort Benning, Ga., while they arrived at the field. And with St Francis Hospital, Hartford. His James P. Sheehan of Wallingford. Fort Sam Houston, Texas. talion, 9th Marines, on Okinawa. Today is Tuesday, March 20, the In 1963, a volcano on the island of The tragedy occurred on Oct. 13, regulations or spent their rest time specialist, said that more research Mrs, Joseph Alubicki of 350 Burnham the vehicles and equipment were good reason: They had had only three malernal grandparents are Mr. and His paternal great-grandmothers are During the course, students were During the deployment, his unit 79th day of 1979 with 286 to follow. Bali in the East Indies began erup­ 1976, at Santa Cruz, Boliva. Yet it carousing instead of sleeping. would lead to such dramatic changes St., Manchester. trained in medical supply procedures carried by rail. hours sleep after nine hours in flight Mrs. Jo.seph Dobosz of 116 Grove, St., Mrs. Viola of Burlington, Vt. and participated in extensive field The moon is in its last quarter. ting. The eventual death toll went could have occurred to a U.S. crew But pilots themselves told us as "different working hours, and in organization and management Mcllwain, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rockville. His paternal grandparents Mrs. Nian Moore of Middlebury, Vt. training at Camp Fuji, Japan. The morning stars are Venus and over 1,000. and a total of 23 hours on duty. virtually any time and anywhere. It shocking stories of falling asleep at Montovuni, Jon Kobi-rt, son of methods. Vadon Mcllwain of 151 Pearl St., is different flight legs and different are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bojarski Sr. He has a brother, Christopher, IVi. DeFurio joined the Marine Corps Mars. In 1976, San Francisco newspaper Their Boeing 707 freighter took the could have occurred to a crew Robert W. and Sheila Chappell Mon- an infantryman with the brigade at the controls, or of drinking to over­ home bases for pilots.” of 477 Burnside Ave., East Hartford. in November 1977. heiress Patty Hearst was found guil­ entire runway to get off the ground. Fort Benning. transporting passengers, instead of come the insomnia induced by their He has a brother, Thomas Joseph, 5. tovani of 92 Temple Drive, East Airman David C. Anderson, son of The evening stars are Mercury, As it finally lifted off, the plane (>oke Controversy Hartford. He was born March 7 at ty of bank robbery. freight. For the shocking fact about long and irregular hours. l‘'ellmaii, Ari Morrelti, son of Jef­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Anderson of 55 Saturn and Jupiter. veered sharply to the right, thenjeft, A Coca-Cola bottler in Guatemala Hartford Hospital. His maternal Navy Operations Specialist In 1977, Prime Minister Indira the Santa Cruz disaster is that the “I've been a basket case from frey L. and Suzanne J. Morretti Felt- Summer St., Manchester, graduated City has been al the center of anti- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Staf­ Seaman Recruit Stevens M. Everett, Cadet Michael R. Albert, son of Those bom on this date are under Gandhi and her son lost their before colliding with a tree and a crew of the aircraft was operating flying so many weird hours," said man of 171 South St., Vernon. He Was at Lackland AFB, Texas, from Air union violence in recent months, and son of Joan Everett of 176 S. Main Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Albert of 41 the sign of Pisces. parliamentary races in India's utility pole. Careening out of control, within Federal Aviation Administra­ College Note born March 8 at Manchester ford Chappel of New London. His Force basic training. Harris Dexter, a pilot for a major St,, Manchester, graduated from McDivtt Drive, Manchester, has Norwegian poet and dramatist general elections. The Congress par­ the giant craft ripped through trees, corporate officers in Atlanta have Memorial Hospital. His maternal paternal grandparents are Mr. and He is remaining at Lackland for tion safety regulations. The rules airline. Operations Specialist School. been named to the honor list at Henrik Ibsen was born March 20, poles and rooftops and began dis­ been asked by a group of concerned grandmother is Mrs. Rose Morretti Mrs. Edward Montovani of 11 Laraia specialized training in the security ty also was defeated and the state of regarding fatigue are alarming lax Another pilot, who asked to have The 15-week course was conducted Virginia Military Institute for the 1828. integrating before it crashed upside stockholders to intervene on behalf of Among the students named to the of .Sangus, Mass. His paternal grand­ Avenue, East Hartford. He has a police field. first semester. emergenev in India was lifted. and have not been significantly his name withheld, told us he used to dean's list for the fall semester at at the Naval Training Center, Great down on a playing the union. parents are Mr. and Mrs, Norman brother, Neil, 5; and a sister, Airman Anderson, a 1978 graduate A fourth classman at VMT, he modified since 1934. drink a pitcher or two of beer to com­ Eastern Connectieut State College Christine, 2. Lakes, 111. Despite the fact that one union Feltman of 5J Vernon Gardens, Ver­ of Manchester High School, attended graduated from Manchester High field. While pilot fatigue is a recurrent bat sleeplessness, a chronic problem are A 1978 graduate of Manchester organizer at the bottling plant has non. His paternal great­ Manchester Community College. School before entering the Institute. The crew was theme in foreign accident reports, for pilots who must try to sleep Manchester: Edmunds. Bednarek. High School, he joined the Navy in Yesterdays killed, and 77 per­ been murdered and others thrown in grandmothers are Sophie Feltman of Bnsiiii‘1, Jennifer Heidi, daughter American investigators have cited during normal waking hours. ■lohn Fry. Cynlhia Tucker, Maryellen Airman Robert W. Risley, son of August 1978. He is also the son pf sons on the jail, Coca-Cola officials have deemed Flushing, N.Y. and Ixna Serino Par- of Albert R. and Nancy R. DeCarli lowest possible price. fatigue as a factor in only one com­ Sleeping pills are a common remedy, 2 Earle Everett of 49 Candlewood Cochr.in, 5iiehael Pease, Susan M. ziale, Lynn, Mass. He has a sister, Mrs. Madeline J. Risley of 22 Spring Sharon A. Azan, daughter of Mr. 25 Years Ago ground were the stockholders’ request inappror- Couture, Nina Pfanstiehl, Antonia Basinet of Stafford Springs. She was St., East Hartford, has been selected Drive, South Windsor. and Mrs, Maurice M. Azan of 12C Eighth Utilities District board mercial airline crash between 1973 he added. Nicol Morrett, 5, Police radar nets 18 in first test. crushed by debris priate. They contend the problem is Erese and Stephen Pongratz. born March 11 at Rockville General for technical training at Sheppard Downey drive, Manchester, has accepts as fact that former District and 1977. “ Human error ” is cited as The crew of one plane reported 10 Years Ago or burned to death one between the union and the Tolland; .liiiie Barrows, Margaret Hospital. Her paternal grandfather is AFB, Texas, in the Air Force air­ Marine Pfc. Daniel G. Dimmock enlisted in the U.S. Air Force. Fire Chief Francis Limerick has the cause of most accidents. that its pilot fell asleep on a landing in the flaming in­ bottler, not between the bottler and .1 Carhonnean and .Sandra J. Henry, Gibbons, Josepb Miillbew, son of Albert J. Basinet of Putnam. Her craft maintenance field. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. A graduate of Holy Childhood High Town Manager Robert Weiss an­ been and is its legally elected fire An official for the National approach just half a mile from the the company. Glastonhury: Claudia ,I. Thomas T. Jr. and Gail A. Maloney maternal grandfather is Anthony R. He recently completed basic Dimmock Sr. of 892 Tolland Stage School in Kingston, Jamaica, she has nounces the town will again apply for marshall and that he will remain in ferno. Transportation Safety Board, which runway. A co-pilot told us he saw his purchase of the Nike site at the that post until 1971. The bottler, Embotelladora Sweet land, Gibbons of 10 Morrison St., DeCarli of 18 Fairview Ave., training at Lackland AFB, Texas. Road, Tolland, has reported for duty selected a position in the ad­ Investigators on the scene found investigates air crashes, told our captain fall asleep at 2,000 feet Rockville. She has two half-brothers, Guatemalteca, is American-owned, X'ernon .lames M Aylward, Don­ Rw'kville. He was born March 13 at Airman Risley. a 1977 graduate of with the 1st Marine Division, Marine ministrative career field. She will moments after takeoff. Rockville General Hospital. His Larry Lambert, 9. and Gary -Its manager is John C. Trotter, a na Pasternak, Margaret A Nolan East Hartford High School, is also Corps Base. Camp Pendleton, Calif. complete basic training at Lackland Night flights, changing time zones, and Mark 1. O'Brien maternal grandmother is Mrs. Joan Lambert, 8; and a half-sister, A 1978 graduate of Tolland High Air Force Base near San Antonion, The Lighter Side Houston businessman, The plant dis­ the son of William G. Risley of 103 erratic schedules and a brief 0 Rockville. Gayle Hanley and L. Maloney of Regan Road, Vernon. Michelle Lambert, 6. Garvan St., East Hartford. School, he joined the Marine Corps in Texas. tributes roughly half of the cola layovers ail contribute to an impair­ Elisabeth A Thomas His paternal grandfather is Thomas November 1978. products iiold in Guatemala City and ment of the human body known to employes 150 workers, about 90 per­ Song In Heart, Glass In Hand most air travelers as “jet lag." This Dore’f Sleep With Contacts cent of whom are union members, familiar condition is an in­ NEW YORK (UPI) — You may need contact lenses to Nelson's version. When those mellow dry. " in rural areas where politics and The union’s financial secretary Ky DICK WKST convenience to a businessman or Legion Plans April Dance select the right sex partner, but once you’ve made your notes come resonating down Nelson’s A lew nights later, wc had dinner temperance went hand-in-hand. But was shot down last December. vacationer; it can be a tragedy when choice you should shed your contacts along with your WASHINGTON (UPI) - The news cavernous nasal passages, they are on the Ansley Roof. Not long after we when they sojourned in Atlanta Another union official barely escaped The H.isehall Committee of the the Americanism Commission's The post is hoping that many past clothes. that “Georgia On My Mind" had truly as soft and clear as moonlight during a legislative session, many it occurs to an airline pilot with hun­ an assassination attempt and fled the Dilwoi'tli t’ornell-Quey Post of the arrived, a waiter came over and Baseball program. Dr. Harry Hollander of New York’ s Sight Improve­ through the pines. liked to booze it up a bit. So enforce­ dreds of lives in his care. .\meri<'an Legion, will sponsor a players in American Legion teams in been adopted as that state's official apologetically removed our drinks, country. They were among many un­ Ticket co-chairmen are Post Com­ Manchester will attend. If ment Center and author of the free "Consumer’s Guide to ment of the ban on mixed drinks in A University of California study luitliT-damo on Saturday, April 21 at song started my nostalgia dripping Anyway, I well remember the first explaining that “We are having a ion organizers, university professors, mander Clarence “Skip ” Mikoleit warranted, a special section will be Contact Lenses," says most people usually fall asleep concurs: “ When humans are asked to the Legion Home, American Legion 16 DAYS like butter down a mound of grits. time I heard the song in its native raid.” the state capital was .somewhat newsmen and politicians marked for and George Maloney. Tickets for the provided for this group. after sex. and sleeping with contacts could damage your perform at a time in their (24-hour) Drive, Manchester. Certainly it was fitting that Ray habitat, so to speak. It was during a Nothing else happened. The place whimsical. murder on death lists published by event, which is open to the public, The buffet will begin at 8 p.m. eves. COMPLCTI cycle when they are usually asleep, I’rocccds will be used for the may bo obtained by calling either of Charles was invited to sing it before visit to Atlanta in the winter of 1947. remained as calm as before. Several Once the session ended, the the Secret Anti-Communist Army, a followed at 9 by dancing to the music their performance is impaired.” •lunior and Senior Baseball the co-chairmen or from any a joint session of the State A friend met me at the airport and minutes later, the waiter brought the lawgivers would return home and shadowy right-wing group. of Vic Dubaldo. Yet the FAA discounts such war­ programs, during this 50th year of member of the committee. DECORAUNGBY Low, low chsrtir b rst, ind your ciNics •( 3 BtMl land Legislature. For years, his rendition took me to the Owl Room in the drinks back, and that was the end of score points with the voters by Coca-Cola has been formally prognim—al toaturing Cracow, INhrtaw and Mora. nings, “We do not perceive any Don & Joanne Hante of “Georgia On My Mind" was on the Ansley Hotel. that. decrying the wickedness they had requested by the Sisters of threat to safety” in the FAA’s Custom Draperies and list of the 10 records I would most Although it was only about 4 p.m., The next Saturday night, we went seen in the big city. Or so I was told. Providence and other religious Upholstering POLAMJ/UTHUANIA want to take along should ever I be the Owl Room was as dark as out dancing. At midnight, the floor Subsequently, the Legislature current regulations governing groups who own Coca-Cola stock to Grads to Award Scholarships fatigue, said Dr. H.L. Reighard, the Slipcovers, Bedspreads todays from S ‘-—. exiled to Morocco. sorghum. In the back, a small combo was cleared. Dancing on Sunday was made it all legal. And now it has develop a code of "minimum labor and Carpeting 1285 chosen as the new state song one of FAA's air surgeon. Fatigue, he told VillraM, Ct b c m , LmiMfrei, VMiis, But however appropriate the was playing the old sweet song so illegal in Georgia, our waiter said. standards for its franchise bottlers.” us, is "a subjective factor — only the The Catholic Graduates Club of reside in Hartford County. Further iniormation may be ob-j n c ry M m i ceremony, what with Charles having • recently honored. But he kept right on serving drinks, America's all-time favorite cocktail The issue is pending before the Greater Hartford, Inc , will award Wt do k al tor you, bom dtslgn lo Imntilton. pilot knows if he is suffering from The club has awarded more than tained by contacting guidance! Our quality to th e best, our priest arc even better. FKOUENT oeM TUan FOOM N.T. MO HMTFOM. Mar TWHi SOT a home in Georgia and all. I question We groped our way to a table and which was against the law at any lounge evergreens. Sic transit Securities and Exchange Commis­ two $500 scholarships to Catholic $.35,500 to 72 recipients in the past 24 M W(Ml to fkt Ml. it.” The FAA does not plan to i-ounselors oe principals in area high Uie id i be hqppy to oome to ym r home at ta v lime: whether his recording still ranks as my companion ordered cocktails. hour of any day. prohibitus. . sion. students who are high school seniors allocate more money to do research years. Students are chosen on the schools or by writing to Edward R .' CAMELOT TRAVEL SERVICE the definitive interpretation of the "I thought Georgia was dry," I These quaint mores were at­ These are some of the things I Copyright, 1979, and plan to attend a four-year college basis of need, scholarship, character, P lease call collect 522"12760^ 6 3 ^ * 527 Burotidt itotnut. Eat* Hartfonl, Conn. 00100 on fatigue. Finn, 61 Lamplighter Drive,' song. said. tributed to the Stale Legislature. think about when I have Georgia on United Feature Syndicate, Inc. in the fall of 1979. Applicants must leadership and achievement. Manchester, 06040. 1671 M ^ln op«n«d by niuntotomi (20315200000 V I personally now lean toward Willie “It is," she replied, “but not THAT The majority of its members lived my mind. PA«K KKiHT - KVENING HERALD, Tues- March 20. 1979 EVENING HERALD, Tuos.. March 20. 1979 - PAGE NINE Obituaries DZoners Reject Trailer Mrs. Robert D. Barkiey . MrA. liurolil l.iHk Ralph Lasbury, ELLINGTON - Mrs. Lucille MANCHESTER - The funeral of Herald Anglej Big 10 Hoop Pair Kellem Elarkley, 50, of 75 Middle Mrs. Harold (Matilda L.) Lisk of 42C Tobacco Exec Road died Monday at Rockville Blucficid Drive, who died Saturday Despite Colorful Plea Earl Yost General Hospital. She was the wife of at Manchester Memorial Hospital, is SOUTH WINDSOR - Ralph C. Robert D. forkley. Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Holmes By JUNE TOMPKINS dent. 3ports Editor Laibury Jr., 72, of Winter Park. Fla., dations included limiting the display Mrs. Barkley was bom in Rockville Funeral Home, 4(X) Main St. Herald Reporter The ZBA approved St. Bridget formerly of South Windsor, a former and had lived in the area all her life. Burial will be in East Cemetery at of produce to within !25 feet of the MANCHESTER - Despite auc­ Church’s application to conduct a front boundary, and selling hours Foes in NIT Finals executive director of the Shade She had been employed as an inspec­ the convenience of the family. tioneer Sam Nussdorf’s colorful church carnival and sell beer at the from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sundays Tobacco Growers Agriculturai tor at LaPointe Industries, There are no calling hours. expects the game to be as tight as the oratory, his request for a variance to event June 11 to June 16 at Main and only from June 1 through Oct. 31. in under the wire for the title rolling, NEW YORK (UPI) - In­ sive tactics. The Hoosiers were being Association and past chairman of the Rockville. OiurlcH R. (]orl>in Woodland streets Twice Second Be$t two earlier ones. hurt by Ohio State’s Herb Williams in Connecticut Marketing Authority, She is also survived by two sons, have a mobile home on his premises In Other business, the ZBA voted 3 clinching the final qualifying spot but diana and Purdue usually let TTie ZBA’s approval of the St. Runner-up in the Men’s Division of “Carroll is a tremendous offensive the first half but enveloped the 6-10 Albert Coville and Darrell Barkley, BOLTON Charles Richardson at 545 N. Main St in an industrial zone to 2 to deny a request for a variance was eliminated. died Sunday at his home. Bridget Church carnival was made the annual Town Duckpin Bowling their hostilities out cfh the player. He has a professional touch. center like an octopus in the second Mr. Lasbury was bom in Broad both of Ellington; two daughters, Corbin, 63, of 17 North Road died was denied Monday night by the from Barney T. Peterman Sr. and This time around it was a different with recommendations that recep­ Tournament the past two years has gridiron each year where they They get the ball into him,” said half and held off the late-charging Brook and had iived in the South Mrs. Rose Connor of Ellington and Monday at the Newington Veterans loning Board of Appeals. Barney T. Peterman Jr. , to erect a story and the local woman joins the tacles be made available for litter, been Don McAllister. compete for the Old Oaken Knight. “Purdue sets up well at both Buckeyes.' Windsor and East Windsor areas Mrs. Robert (Dawn) Baxter of Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Nussdorf had asked for a mobile four-unit residential addition to an list of town champions. and that the police post one side of The tall, husky young man lost out ends of the court. I feel we’ll play a Williams had nine points in the most of his life. From 1942 until his Norwich; a brother, Roy Kellem of Simone Blain Corbin. home that would be occupied by existing dwelling at 404 N. Main St., Bucket, but Wednesday night Joseph Street for no parking. There to Ed Bujaucius last March by a 4-2 lot of zone defense against them. first half but scored only five after retirement in 1968, he was executive West Stafford; four sisters, Mrs. Mr. Corbin was born in Greenfield, someone to do 24-hour guard duty on and to use the existing dwelling for a Efforts Appreciated for the first time in history were no objections to the application. margin in a best of seven final set “But asking that question is like the intermission and did not score a director of the tobacco growers Corinne Pinney, Mrs. Patricia King Ma.ss., and had lived in Bolton for the the premises. He complained that for real estate office. Too few people appreciate Jeff A first for Manchester, a fanner’s while last Sunday Bill MacMullen they’ll square off for one of asking Wellington before the Battle point in the second half until 13:40 association, which represents all and Mrs. Barbara Foss, all of past 20 years. He was an Air Force 15 years, the property has been sub­ Although there was no doubt that Koelsch of Manchester. market, according to Town Planner turned the tables on McAllister, also college basketball’s most of Waterloo what Napoleon was had elapsed. shade tobacco groups in Connecticut Rockville, and Mrs. Lorraine Bassett veteran of World War II. Before ject to theft and vandalism, and that Peterman has successfully restored This writer has been a close friend Alan Lamson, was approved by the by a 4-2 margin. prestigious prizes — the going to do. Don’t think Fhirdue is a “Coach (Eldon) Miller wanted us and Massachusetts. of Plainville; and five grandchildren. re tirin g in 1974, he had been eight years ago his insurance was cut and remodeled other older buildings, of the Bisseli Street resident for ZBA. Edward W. Bobigan who owns This year's rolling which attracted one-man team....” to be patient, play a set offense and He was chairman of the state employed at the former Royal off. Haslett felt the quality of his work years and knows of his many good National Invitation Tourna­ The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m. the Five Flags Catalog Showroom at 35 men and 20 women marked the Carroll was just too big and too get the ball into Herb,” said the marketing authority from its crea­ Typewriter Co. of Hartford. “All this has rendered a |1IX),0IX) was not the issue, but that the deeds. He has a heart as big as gold. ment championship. at Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 St., said that some fanners 14th straight season Holiday Lanes agile for Alabama. The Crimson Tide Buckeyes’ Kelvin Ransey, the tion by the General Assembly in 1939 Prospect St., Rockville. The Rev. He is also survived by two sisters building useless,” Nussdorf said, and proposed apartment dwelling is Koelsch, who will note his 75th The state and Big Ten Conference in Massachusetts. added that the climax to his and members of the Connecticut against the zoning regulations. hosted the tournament. birthday later this month, was a stayed with a man-to-man defense leading scorer with 25 points. “In the until he retired in 1978. He had the Richard Thompson, pastor, of rivals reached the championship throughout the game, out tneir second half they double-teamed Herb The funeral is Wednesday at 11 problems came a few months ago Citizens Action Group had asked him Board members Paul Rosetto and Paul Correnti has returned to spectator at the New England' top responsibility for the planning Rockville United Methodist Church, round by disposing of Alabama and biggest player was only 6-feet-9 and and it was almost impossible to get it a.m. at Newkirk and Whitney to allow them to sell fresh produce in Edward Coltmon opposed the denial. manage the lanes, with former No. 1 and construction of the Connecticut will officiate. Burial will be in when an antique valued at $11,000 and Basketball Association benefit Ohio State, respectively, in Monday Carroll acted like a starved wolf to him. P'uneral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., the store’s large parking lot on Sun­ The ZBA also approved a variance women’s high national average Regionai Market in Hartford. Ellington Center Cemetery. one of his trucks were vandalized. tripleheader last Sunday night at the night’s semifinals at Madison Square going after a lamb chop. The gangly “They play a man-to-man, but it’s P2ast Hartford. There will be a com­ days. to permit David T. Haddock to per­ bowler Cathy Dyak his assistant. During World War II, he served as Friends may call at the funeral "The Town of Manchester has been University of Hartford for Hun­ Garden. junior hit on all eight of his field goal like a zone. ’ITiey switch on every cut. mittal service in the Hardwick taking my money for 15 years and “We have the facilities and area, mit an addition at 1109 E. Middle farm labor coordinator for the state home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to tington Research. Purdue, led by 7-foot-l Joe Barry attempts in the first half and con­ We didn’t hit from outside. Purdue . (Mass.) Cemetery at 2 p.m. what have they done for me?” he and we will advertise for the Turnpike, and a variance to permit Family Affair Defense Councii. He was a director 9 p.m. A raffle was part of the program. Carroll’s career-high 42 points, nected on 16 of 19 shots overall in the Friends may call at the funeral asked. farmers,” Bobigan said adding that Harold R. Mattson and William E. Latest Duckpin Tournament will have to attack it like a zone.” of the Connecticut Antiquarian and Noting that ticket sales were slow, crushed Alabama, 87-68, and Indiana finest showing of his collegiate Miller also was quick to praise In­ home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. ZBA chairman Kenneth Tedford he doesn’t think the Chamber of Mattson to divide a parcel of land at developed into two family affairs. Koelsch offered his services. Landmark Society. In Meiiioriaiii staved off Ohio State, 64-55, to set up career. diana’s defense. asked Nussdorf to please restrict his Commerce will object. 73 Cooper St. and 115A Walnut St. While pretty Lea MacMullen There is no better “huckster” in He was an incorporator and the In M d ;iml lr»vmp nipnmrv of Shirley Know Turner, Deliiiiir A, a third meeting between the two Alabama might have had a better “You have to give credit to In­ who pfisM'tl .'iw.'iv Marr h lIMh. 1971 The ZBA voted to limit the excep­ relinquished her town Women’s Divi­ 2 first president of the Morgan Horse comments to the application. ’The ZBA postponed two items until the area and Koelsch paraded up and squads this year. 'The clubs split their MANCHESTER - Delmar A. tion to one year. Other recommen­ the April meeting. sion title, being eliminated in the chance against Purdue if they’d diana. They beat us with their Club, and trained and exhibited Kvcrv dav in some small wav Nussdorf went on, "Let me air out down the university gym aisles, previous two games this season. Oahagan, 69, of 396 E. Center St. died employed some of Indiana’s defen­ defense," he said. several champions of this breed. Memoncs of voti < orne our way my 15 years of frustation,” saying he quarterfinal round by Diane Lombar­ selling one ticket after another. Bobby Knight, coach of Indiana, Time and years roll nwiflly by Monday at Hartford Hospital. He Slam Dunk In 1967, he received the is 65 years old and broke. di, her father. Bill, annexed his first “In 10 minutes he raised $50,” said Hill hive and memories never die was the husband of Mrs. Hattie Humanitarian Award of the West In­ “ If you deny me, I shall go to Mrs. Men’s Division championship. a committee member. “He sparked Herb Williams of Ohio State .Sadiv m isled bv Mother, Sisters & Hrothers Violette Oahagan. dian Independence Committee of Grasso, the governor, the Veterans Nutritional Program Bill MacMullen moved into the the entire committee. 1 didn’t know goes high over basket against Mr. Gahagan was born June 24, winner’s circle on the strength of Hartford for his efforts in furthering of Foreign Wars, and I wouldn’t his name, but the committee is most Indiana’s Ray Tolbert in last lov(‘d Wife and Mother Whitney Division of United Joshua C. Lasbury of West Hartford asked him if he had ever thought of Herald Reporter to which the applicant is entitled. The Balesano sisters aiso figured the raffle During Batting Practice Technologies Corp. for about 22 The check lists the infant formula, or in the news. Koelsch has been selling tickets for and Ralph C. Lasbury of Rochester, hiring a night watchman or Police MANCHESTER - The federally III Sli'iiioriiiiii years. He was a member of the Inter­ amount of milk, eggs, real fruit Chickey Balesano paced the field of years and has long gained a reputa­ N.Y.; two daughters, Cecilia Johnson dog protection. funded regional nutritional program breaking pitches than 1 have before.” ninth inning for the win. In sad and loving menifiry of .lames Mistretta who national Association of Machinists. He replied that a dog doesn’t stop juices and iron-fortified cereal to be 15 in the qualifying round, advancing tion as the Hartford Twilight WINTER HAVEN, Fla. of Quechee, Vt., and Abigail passed awa\ Mareh 2f)fh. 1977 called WIC (Women, Infants and Campbell pitched to Biitch Hobson Neither Hassler nor starter Steve He is also survived by three vandalism and kids throwing rocks 8iyen. Along with the aplicatn’s cer­ with the top seven scores, plus Lea Baseball League’s top collector and (UPI) — After a year of almost Fitzgerald of Durham, N.H.; and 13 Children) may have gotten off to a and Carlton Fisk and used every Renko, both trying for a spot in the Thmipli Ins smile has gove forever. daughters, Ms. Frances Gahagan of through windows. tification, a list of participating MacMullen to head-to-head competi­ his work raising money for muscular constant pain, Boston Red Sox grandchildren. And ins hand we cannot touch. slow start when it began in January, pitch he usually does. “ He threw starting rotation, were effective. We.ston, Mass., Mrs. Robert (Linda) stores is also given. tion. dystrophy during the Five Mile Road A memorial service is being We sliall never lose sweet inertmries A.W. Driggs of 616 N. Main St., but it is moving right along now, ac­ reliever Bill Campbell threw better today than at any time last Renko gave up 10 hits and six runs in Basketball Of the one we loved so much Gould of Ruther Glen, Va., and Mrs. Bohenko said that the food Sue Balesano was fourth best in the Race has been known for years. planned in the Hartford area at a who owns property near the auc­ cording to John P. Bohenko, program batting practice for 10 minutes year," Fisk said. "Just like he used five innings. Hassler gave up eight Lewis (Patricia) Codding of Oak packages amount to about $28 per qualifying but wound up the latest It was nice to hear from an “out­ later date. Sadly missed by Wife and rinldren tioneer’s land, said he was coordinator. to in 1977.” hits and the finai four runs in four in­ Bluffs, Mass.; three sisters, Mrs. month per person. He also said that champion in the weekend firing by sider" that Koelsch once again lent a and didn’t want to stop. “thoroughly against” putting a He said the program which is nings. Bertha Curless of East Hartford, by the end of April, he expects that winning ail three matches, the finale What started out as five minutes of Campbell hopes to>q)itch well mobile home there. “If he is allowed helping hand to a worthy project. Sam Bowen hit a three-run homer MIIMiETS JVlrs. Dora Ayotte of Caribou, Maine, designed to help low-income mothers the program, which also includes a 4-2 game success against Lombar­ BP turned into 10 Monday, before enough to go north with the Red Sox to put in one, 1 guarantee there’ll be a He has made it a habit over the for the Red Sox, and George Scott Tommy Finnegan netted 14 points, Group Has Brochure and Mrs. Lenora Burke of Groton; and their young children has about Hebron, Andover, Bolton and di. Red Sox minor league pitching in­ when they break camp in two weeks. dozen. We don’t need mobile homes years to help out in whatever way “I'm really encouraged," he said. and Julio Valdez each had two hits. Tracy O’Connell 10, Paul Martin 8 and two grandchildren. 120 persons enrolled in Manchester, Marlborough, will have reached the A year ago. Sue Balesano just got structor Johnny Podres finally to turn it (the area) into trash.” possible. “ 1 could feel myself muscling the Zimmer said Hobson is due to play and Buddy Holland 6 as the All-Stars The funeral is Thursday at 8:15 and about 300 altogether from East anticipated enrollment of 600 coaxed Campbell from the mound, routed the Knicks, 44-18, last night at Others also objected saying there Hartford, Glastonbury, South Wind­ ball to make it move at first, but I three or four innings at third base Telling CD Benefits a.m. from Watkins Funeral Home, are other ways to protect his proper­ applicants. "It would have been easy for me to Verplanck. sor and including Manchester. East was able to stop it and let my rhythm Thursday. He also hopes Fisk will be 142 E. Center St., with a mass at St. “I think we can get it up to 1,500 walk off the field as soon as he Tommy Downes had 10 markers ty- Hartford has 140 enrolled in the do the work. Not recognizing that back in the lineup by the end of the MANCHESTER - JOIN, a group James Church at 9. Burial will be in applicants,” he said. Same Goal in Mind (Podres) said something,” said for the Knicks. The All-Stars com­ development of viable urban com­ Sympathy for Nussdorf’s situation program. was how I got hurt before.” week. that supports the town’s continued in­ St. James Cemetery. He added that any families who Campbell, the American League’s pleted their season 8-9. munities, by providing decent was expressed by Fred Hettinger of Bohenko said he visited While Campbell was throwing in The manager said he is considering volvement in the*federal Community Friends may call at the funeral think they may be eligible may con­ top relief pitcher in 1976-77 who has housing and a suitable living environ­ 462 N. Main St. who said that his Winter Haven to Fisk and Hobson, carrying only catchers Bob Development program, has drafted a home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to Manchester’s Head Start last week tact him at the East Hartford Health been hampered by a sore shoulder. PEE W EE ment and expanding economic oppor­ welding business on Broad Street, For Hodges, Meyer who are both nursing tender elbows, Montgomery and Fisk, since neither 9 p.m. and brought in 14 more people, “pret­ "But I’ve got to go a bit farther Brian Brophy popped in 17 markers brochure telling what the program tunities, principally for persons of has suffered similar damage. He said Department, 289-2781, extension 312, the rest of the team lost to the Toron­ rookie Gafy Allenson or Mike The family suggests that any ty good for one day.” He expects to than 1 have previousiy," he said. “1 and Jon Roe 8 in leading Willis has done and will continue to do to low and moderate income. he was told by his insurance com­ or call the Manchester Public Health NEW YORK (UPI) - They our goals. We didn’t let the critics, to Blue Jays, 10-8, in Dunedin. Rick O’Berry has impressed him this enroll eight more today when he realize I’ve got to be patient, but I Garage to a 31-10 win over Blue Moon benefit Manchester and what the We recognize that this target group memorial gifts may be made to the pany and the police to put up an in­ Nursing Association, 647-1481. the press or anyone distract us from Bosetti hit a three-run homer off spring. town will lose if the CD funds are American Cancer Society, 237 E. makes his weekly visit to the The WIC program will be one of the are two very different coaches, know I’ve got to keep pushing. I last night at the Y. is more than a third of Manchester’s dustrial fence and get watch dogs, Manchester Public Health Nursing focusing on our goals." Andy Hassler with two out in the banned. Center St. displays at the Manchester Health but right now both Bill Hodges threw longer and harder and more Tammy Dillon had 4 markers for present residents. We see the and if necessary, a man with a Association. Be that as it may, the matchup The group has raised the 8200 Fair on April 3 at the Manchester and Ray Meyer have the same the losers. furtherance of the seven aims under shotgun. “ I sympathize with you, Bohenko will visit Head Start again won’t be simply a matter of rookie needed to print the brochure, accor­ Police Investigate High School. Bohenko said the display Brad Thurston and Steve Gay each the primary objective beneficial to Sam, but that’s the way it is.” when he gets a call that there are goal jin mind. vs. experience. Player of the Year ding to the Rev. Donald Fournier, will show what WIC is all about, will had 10 points as VFW nipped CBC, 38- the entire community. StudentMnitiation Haslett’s comment, added to the more Head Start families who have Hodges, the rookie coach who has and two-time All-America Larry former co-chairman of JOIN have nutrition samples, and a 34. Kelly Dubois had 18 tallies and 4. We support the town ZBA’s decision, was-that approval of applied for WIC aid. directed Indiana State to a perfect 32- Bird will see to that. (Justice, Organizations, Individuals nutritionist who will explain good 0 record and through three rounds of DePaul doesn’t have the single star Jay Mistretta 16 for CBC. government’s attention to housing SOUTH WINDSOR - Police the mobile home could set a prece­ ’The “checks” that Bohenko issues Now). The group is also planning to needs of Manchester’s present and received a call about 1:30 a.m. today nutrition to mothers. NCAA tournament play, including a that Indiana State has in Bird but Final standings: Willis Garage 14- provide rides for those voters who 1, VFW 10-5, Blue Moon 6-9, CBC 0-15. A future residents. Wo recognize a that there were suspicious persons in tough 73-71 victory over Arkansas Meyer might pull a few tricks out of need them, and the phone numbers to last weekend, takes the Sycamores to his sleeve of experience. significant need for low and the vicinity of Newberry Road,’and IHISINESSMEN call to get the service will be con­ moderate priced rental and owner Salt Lake City this weekend in quest “We might try a box and one or when they arrived there found 18 Police Report ) Jim Grimes had 16 points, Dave tained in the brochure. occupied housing based on the low of the NCAA championship. some other tricks,” said Meyer. college students who wbfe bound White 12 and Randy Smith 10 as With an estimated 39 percent of vacancy rate, long waiting list for The first obstacle is eighth-ranked “But he (Bird) is going to be getting hand and foot with surgical tape. Bogner’s overcame Talaga Manchester voters unaware of the elderly subsidized housing and rental MANCHESTER — A suspect was apprehended Monday DePaul and Meyer, a 37-year veteran his points. We have to concentrate on Police said the students were from Associates, 64-57, last night at Illing. April 17 referendum on the matter, subsidy program and housing night after residents in a southwest section of town with 598 victories to his credit — the guarding the other players as well,” American International College in Stan Alexander (24) and Ed Kowal according to a recent telephone sur­ assistance requests to Project Ser­ Springfield and had apparently been reported seeing a man driving erratically and taking most of any active college coach — he explained, demonstrating that un­ mailboxes. (16) led Talaga’s. vey, JOIN members are planning to vice from November 1977 to July dumped off in the field as part of a who has been yearning for a trip to like some skeptics he does not feel step up its campaign to let voters Mailboxes were removed from homes on Strawberry the finals for years. that the Sycamores are a one-man Farr’s outgunned Westown Phar­ 1978. (250 for elderly, 220 for Section fraternity initiation. macy, 91-65. Jerry Suntava threaded know more about the issue. Lane, Briarwood Drive and Huckleberry Road late Mon­ Maybe it’s those years of yearning, team. 8 — applications now clo.sed, and 46 The students were brought to the the twine with 23 points, Tom Sapien- JOIN was formed by and for those day night. Several residents reported seeing a red maybe it’s age, but Meyer seems A major factor in the Blue requests to Project Service.) police station and while there one of za 22, Tom Nellan 20 and Steve in Manchester who believe that "that Corvette being driven loudly and erratically and a person quite content with his team’s Demons’ strategy will be the status 5. We recognize there is a them removed plaques from the Rascher 16 for F arr’s while Craig the coordinated effort, planning, fun­ decreasing amount of developable doors of town offices in the Town tampering with mailboxes and going through yards in the of Curtis Watkins, the player most ding and implementing permitted neighborhood. likely to guard Bird. Watkins suf­ Phillips (31) and Dave McKenna (14) land in Manchester. Needs of low and Hall, police said. In. connection with led the Pharmacy. through the Community Develop­ moderate income persons must not this, Rodney DeCoff, 19, of Wenham, Police stopped the car and found the mailboxes and fered a knee injury in the closing several pieces of mail in it. The operator was having NCAA Other action saw One Hour Martin- ment Program is in the best interest be ignored in the development of this Mass., was charged with criminal S.A.T. minutes of DePauTs victory over COLLEGE BOARD ENTRANCE EXAM zing overwhelm Fuss & O’Neill, 89- of Manchester and her people in now land. We strongly support a policy mischief and fourth-degree larceny. delusions, was argumentative and was taken to UCLA and probably will not practice and in the future." Manchester Memorial Hospital for evaluation, accordng Cinderella-like rise, which until Thursday. 54, and Telso outlast B.A.Club, 108- and practice of fair housing for pre­ 88. Gerry Harvey, chairwoman of to police. ’The suspect was committed to Norwich State culminated in a stunning 95-91 upset In the other semifinal Saturday, sent and future housing stock. We do 'IVIikado' Rehearsal Bob Boland and Bob Gorman each JOIN, has draft^ a list qpsix\areas not fo re se e rapid grow th in Hospital Monday night. of UCLA Saturday, while Hodges East Regional champion Penn­ MANCHESTEHr- The full cast of Police said he is a letter carrier in Manchester. The takes a position more characteristic had 18 points. Jack Hull 17, Peter which the participants ^ i t s (>fforts Manchester due to limited land sylvania, the first Ivy League school Denz 16 and Rick Goss 12 for the support. They are: "The Mikado" by the Manchester name of the accused was not released as police have not of impetuous youth. to make the final four since the 1965 resources, however, within that slow Test Cleaners while Kevin Dunn had 20 1. Education and liildct'standing G&S Players will hold a music yet made a formal arrest. He will be charged with three “I’ve said it before, but I’m just Bill Bradley-led Princeton Tigers, growth limitation we support inclu­ rehearsal only tonight at 7:15 in markers and Norm Daignault and concerning the ariQs, ac­ sion of persons regardless of the counts of fourth-degree larceny for the mailbox thefts, happy to get to the final four,” said will face the only team with any Center Congregational Church. police said. Meyer. “’These kids have been great experience in the semifinals — John Burrell 13 apiece for Fuss, complishments and projected economic, racial or ethnic Rick Kearney’pumped in 38 points, programs of Community Develop­ background. Preparation all season long. We want to win it all Michigan State. Repiihliean Women and if we can win two more games it Ben Grzyb 26, Jack Aylward 24 and ment are instrumental in rallying 6. Wb are aware that the U.S. Two 19-year-old men were arrested Monday night in But the Spartans’s last trip to the would be the greatest thing possible, Larry Coveil 10 for Telso, Pete Quish voter support for the program. (iovernment has supported housing MANCHESTER — The Manchester connection with the theft of a sunroof from a vehicle on final four was 22 years ago and but it’s just a thrill to be here in the had 21 tallies, Dennis Madigan 17, AI 2. Manchester can use Community construction and assistance for over Women’s Republican Club executive Regent Street. Police said the owner of the car saw the they’ll be depending more on the Centers first place.” Successful Pickoff Play at First Base Wiley and Rich Gustafson 14 apiece Development monies to great advan­ four decades through a variety of board will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. suspects in the area and identified the vehicle. “Johnson and Kelser Show” than on Hodges, on the other hand, has and Ralph Pemberton 10 for the tage in solving problems of programs including KIIA and mor­ at the home of Mrs. Joseph Police stopped the vehicle and arrested James R. that experience. been trying all season to prove the Cleveland’s Toby Harrah strayed too far off exhibition game in Scottsdale, Ariz. (UPI B A ’s, Manchester and her citizens without tage insurance to lending banks Swensson, 560 Porter St. Mikoleit of 1()7 St. John St. and David D. Sawtelle of 4 Earvin “Magic” Johnson scored 19 Sycamores are as good as their first base and was tagged out by Oakland’s Photo) increasing local taxes. We wish to which benefit a vast majority of Tanner St. The sunroof was found in the back seat of the points and registered 13 assists while record implies and he sees this trip to accept the return of our own tax homeowners toriay. In administering Fire Drill Tonight car. ’They were charged with third-degree larceny. Greg Kelser, on the soaring and Dave Revering in third inning of yesterday’s Salt Lake City as his opportunity to 2 dollars for the benefit of our com­ Sawtelle was additionally charged with weapons in a scoring end of several Johnson alley- any of these programs including MANCHESTER - Members of munity. motor vehicle. He was held in lieu of $5,0(X) cash bond and do so. oop passes, tallied a game-high 34 Community Development the Hose and Ladder Co. No. I, Town “All year we haven’t cared what V We support the primary objec- government has the responsibility of Mikoleit was held in lieu of $1,000 cash bond for court points when Michigan State beat Fire Department, will meet tonight presentment today. people have said,” said Hodges. “We Notre Dame impressively, 80-68, to Red Sox Rookie Shortstop Looks Sharp of the Community Development insuring that equal opportunity in at 7:30 at fire headquarters for a knew what we were up to, we knew “'aeV Grant program, that is the housing and other areas exists. advance. drill. David G. London, 23, of Newington was charged with By MILT RICHMAN Reds at second, but Valdez won’t Valdez after he connected for three everything Zimmer had to say to operating while his license is under suspension Monday. open for the Red Sox at short and it hits and prformed flawlessly in the him. Court date is March 27. Nine persons were arrested on in­ WINTER HAVEN, Fla. isn’t a matter of Zimmer not having field against the Mets last 'Thursday “He tells me ’1 think you have the fractions complaints Monday. Committee Votes Against (UPI) — Of all the rookies I’ve the guts. The circumstances are and after Joe Torre, the Mets’ ability. If we push you, I think it will CO Rule Change Sought Contractors at the J.C. Penney construction site off seen this spring, I like Boston’s altogether different with Valdez and manager, and Rube Walker, one of hurt you.’ I understand what he Tolland ’Turnpike reported the theft of a 12 horsepower in all likelihood he’ll be sent to Paw­ their coaches, raved about the rookie means," Valdez says. — The Republican foolish manner, then it seems the ad­ kid shortstop, Julio Valdez, year ban on town participation in the gasoline motor which was bolted to a cement mixing tucket, the Red Sox Triple A farm in upon seeing him for the first time. So pretty .soon now, he’ll be leaving chan» , today called for Support for New Arena best. ministration has to challenge those program. machine at the site. ’The machine weighed between 2(K) the International League, in another Some of the Boston newspapermen for Pawtucket and the fans there will that ml regulations rules rather than submit to them," “I’m not sure the ban is the most Don Zimmer, who’s more partial, began asking Zimmer whether he be in for a treat watching him glide and 300 pounds and was valued at $1,200. ’The theft oc­ BOSTON (UPI) — A legislative week or so. he said. effective way of challenging the rules proving funds for a study commission says: “Me, too” was going to keep the 6-foot-2, 160- around the infield and swing the bat curred sometime last week. committee has voted against a bill in­ Don Blasingame was the player He has been critical of the use of and regulations. But, it seems to me, for an arena when the state is cutting Valdez doesn’t merely go after the pound Valdez, who started switch- w asteful^.’^®™'^^®''® A burglary at Illing Junior High School was reported tended to clear the way for construc­ Pete Rose beat out for the second with enough power to have caused "^mg, he said. Community Development funds for a the rules and regulations have to be welfare benefits.” ball, he hounds it and he covers more hitting only last year. over the weekend. Areas entered were a home economics tion of a new sports arena in Boston base job with the Reds 16 years ago, Reds’ Manager John McNamara to fair housing brochure, which now is challenged,” the GOP chairman "Boston Garden is adequate with ground than a circus tent. The last “1 called him into my office Friday room, a music room and kitchen. Ten ice cream bars to replace Boston Garden. mut he wasn’t as vital to the Reds as move him in as his regular shortstop m fn‘^*'«'iH GOP chair- being developed. The town was said. U ChssM tai(M ky Cm l UcoMd toidMrs some renovations and they’re willing shortstop I ever saw with the same morning and I told him I wanted him with Licey in the Dominican League were removed from the cooler in the kitchen, but nothing ’The measure would create a state to go ahead with the renovations, but Burleson is to the Red Sox. shniiiH ohoii^ administration required to develop the brochure to He would prefer a challenge of the ■Hk I rWm tf S yMTi iMckkiC cip6riMce moves was Marty Marion. Valdez, a Last season, Burleson had an off- to play this year, not sit around on this winter. else was known to be missing. ’The alarm shows no record authority to build an arena in near this plan is too simple for politicians receive its Community Development regulations through the state’s NWjlT4lN«TIIIIS rangy 22-year-old Dominican, is even year, missing 17 games due to an the bench,” Zimmer says. “I said 1 1 asked Julio whether he came to a of intrusions over the weekend, police said. Boston’s South Station and authorize to understand,” said Councillor Ray­ funding for the present year. elected representatives in Congress. built like the former Cardinals' star. ankle injury right around the All-Star wanted him playing in Triple A and big league camp for tbe first time the state to back bond sales for it. mond C. Langone. "To the extent we have used tax Or. the town might consider a court ...... ' i. • . ... He can throw and run and he has hit he agreed. I told him if Burleson gets this spring thinking he could make ticipation in the The unfavorable report by the break and slumping to .248 from .293 money foolishly, we have sold challenge of the regulations. well enough this spring so that he injured. I’d bring him right up and the ball club and he said yes. State Administration Committee the year before. For the five seasons “ ^ e Republicanjvty is opposed ourselves," he said of town participa­ Tipoff Classic surprised even Zimmer. stick him in the lineup immediately. What about Rick Burleson? Weinstein also said the town is CVBR BO YIARS OF DfPfNOaB!,? Sf.Pv'.'Cf' Monday could still be overtum«l by he lias been with them, though, “The tion in the program. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - “If (Rick) Burleson got hurt That’s a strong statement to make to and "'u; 'I'^fcsent rules receiving money “virtually under the full House. Rooster” frequently has been the Burleson is a fine player, Valdez said this Since the town has submitted to the false pretenses." Kentucky and Duke, the two finalists tomorrow, Valdez would be my a kid with his limited experience, but said, but he felt maybe the Red Sox Boston Redevelopment Authority glue that has kept the Red Sox program’s rules no matter what they He said the town annually es­ in the 1978 NCAA basketball tour- opening day shortstop,” says the Red I meant every word I said.” might move him to another position. Director Robert J. Ryan urged the together. The party supports m»«v of the are. the federal government con­ tablishes goals for low- and atlas bantlq - namuent, will open the 1979-80 Sox manager, sounding almost Valdez comes from Nizao de Bani He didn’t say that in an egotistical ‘liiMowItioO committee to approve the bill, or at A rookie, especially one with only tinues to enforce and expand those moderate-income housing. These college season next fall in the first exactly the same way the late Fred in the Dominican Republic and iden- sense; he simply .said it as something • 24 Hour Emergency Service least create a study commission to three seasons in pro ball doesn’t rules, he said. goals actually have not been met by Convwitaiil CIm m 1 A p rlT -tt Basketball Hall of Fame Tipoff Hutchinson did in the spring of 1963 move a Rick'Burleson aside just like tifies with such Domnician heroes a s . he thought might possibly happen. • Burner Sales & Service look into the possibility, but two “ If every town takes that attitude, the town, he said. Monilwgt 9-11 Classic, it was announced Monday. when he saw Pete Rose come up as a Manny Mota, Cesar Cedeno, Rico Remember the name — Julio pa^‘5 cannot Boston city councillors opposed it. that. condone the expenditure of • Clean Heating Oils The two teams will meet Nov. 17 at rookie second baseman with the Reds Carty, Nino Espinosa and the Alou Valdez. He’ll probably be leaving the then we're always going to have the “ We’re defrauding our govern­ ’’If this is approved it is evidence Yet, Valdez has looked so good this taxpayer’s dollars for silly purposes foolish rules and regulations," the Springfield Civic Center, not far and said “ If I had any ^ t s . I’d open brothers, Felipe, Jesus and Matty. Red 'Sox soon, but he’ll be back for ment. We’re making promises we F or R egistration o r. CALL of m i^ id e d social priorities,” said spring Zimmer thought he ought to ui^er any circumstances. 649-4595 from the Basketball Hall of Fame. the season with the kid at second His English still needs polishing, but Weinstein said. have no intention of keeping.” he Councillor Raymond Flynn. “There get a few things straight with him. sure. "If the rules and regulations call Call Cs For Your Home Heatmu FREE BROCHURE 523-4509 The game will officially open the base.” he’s improving and he understood Town residents will vote April 17 said. is no economic justification for ap- The Red Sox manager spoke with w the expenditure of dollars in a on an ordinance that proposed a two- And Air Conditioning Needs NCAA season. Rose did start the season for the PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD. Tuet- March 20. 1879

LyLNINO HERALD. Tues.. Mareh 20, 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN Bruins to Sue if Merger Comes Little Man i n H ^ BOSTON (UPI) - The ail of the other teams getting ready votes for a merger. ’Three-quarters hurt the sale of their products.” Boston Brains will sue the for the meeting in Chicago (on of the 17-team NHL owners are He said Vancouver Canucks National Hockey League if a Thursday) have copies of the agenda needed. owners reportedly have holdings in proposed merger with the and the proposal and we don’t. It’s “If we vote today, we lose,” radio and ’TV stations in Winnipeg World Hockey Association is curious to me the way this whole Mooney said. He c h arg ^ pressure is and Edmonton, two of the WHA In White Sox Camp thing is being conducted,” be said. approved, says Bruins’ Presi­ being brought on Vancouver and teams, and one station reportedly jPiwious attempts to merge the Montreal owners who are apprehen­ dent Paul Mooney. has radio and TV rights to Winnipeg SARASOTA, Fla. (UPI) - publicity he's getting is working two leagues have failed. The Bruins sive that their non-hockey business games. good job of it. Everywhere he goes, One fringe benefit that comes against him. 1 don't mean that at all. the media people want to talk to him have voted against it along with interests could be dam ag^. Mooney said the Bruins would op­ Mooney, who has opposed any It's not a matter of his size or that his about his size and the fact that he's Toronto, Los Angeles, Montreal, and "Molson’s Brewery owns the pose the merger on two counts — with managing a big league merger for three years, was quoted Vancouver. picture is on the cover. He can play. now the smalle.st pla.ver in the big Canadiens,” he said, “and all of a property rights to players and ball club is that you always get Greg Pryor is an excellent player by the Boston Globe today as saying, But Mooney said that Montreal and sudden the papers in the WHA cities leagues,' smaller by an inch than territorial rights. One of the WHA all the volunteer "helpers" you also. If eifher of them can play “We will bring suit, and we have the Vancouver could switch their posi­ in C^anada are knocking them all over Kansas City'.s Fredrlie I’atek. grounds to do it. teams being considered is the New want, and usually even more. .shortstop as well as I do. he gels the "It's getting old, Itearing the same tion ai the NHL-WHA meeting this the place. ’They have to be worried England Whalers, who will play next "To me, it’s very interestinil’ibat It was one of these helpers who job. " questions every day, but I un- wedt to make the necessary 13 yes that such adverse publicity has to year in Hartford, (>)nn. took it upon himself to lighten the Kessinger, a six-lime All-Star and ilerstand," Chappas .says. "The lirst load on Don Kessinger the other day. two-time Gold Glove winner during lime every writer talks to me he Me button-holed the Chicago White his It years with the (’ubs, means it. generally asks me about rny height. Austria Captures Sox’ new playing manager to otter He's .16 and still can do an acceptable Eventually. I know rny size will be him his expert opinion on the com- job at shortstop but he'd prefer to forgotten." petiton Ke.ssinger was getting for the turn the a.ssignment over to someone World Cup Series shortstop job. Spocilically, trom else and concentrate on managing Training curly-haired five-loot-three Harry from fhe bench. Chappas. who looks as it lie was To be completely lair about it and Arson Possible because he doesn't feel he can judge FURANO, Japan (UPI) -The 1978-1979 World Cup ski series shanghaied from a Little League HENDERSON, Ky. (UPI) —Arson him.self impartially. Kessinger is Camp team despite those tiny whiskers un­ investigators are looking through the cjosed Tuesday with Annemarie Moser-Proell of Austria win­ derneath his chin. going to let his coaches, Bobby ning the women’s parallel elimination race, the last event of the Winkles, ,loe Sparks and Fred Mar­ ruins of two wooden barns where a "Now that he's on the cover of fire early Monday killed 20 harness tour. Sports Illustrated 1 gue.ss that means lin. decide who's going to open the Notes .season at shoi'tstop. horses stabled at the Midwest Chalk Up Save for Goalie Austria captured the seventh you can't .send him out anymore. " Harness Track. Most of the horses . . straight and eight team title in the pics, won the women’s slalom Sun­ Kessinger's "helper " said to him "It depends on what they say," killed, all of which were stabled in Ke.ssinger says. "If they leel I play Wayne., . Cashman Jashman of Boston eyes flying puck alongah with Toronto "^tion’s cup com^tition with 1,784 day, giving France its first triumph about the 2t-year-old. t45-pound one barn, were worth from 310,000 to the position better. I'll play. If they goalielalip Mike MilfP PalmatpprPalmateer aftprafter lafprlater mademaiio saveoaup BruinS WOn On T^^and^I^y ttirt this season, it also was her first vic­ switch-hitting Chappas. who came up $25,000, officials reported. think .someone-el.se should play, then tory this season. to the White Sox Irom Class A ball Bob Jeffers, public information of­ home ice last night, 4-3. (UPI Photo) that's the way it will be. I know I can ’The four-day meet in this northern Hanni Wenzel, 24-year-old defen­ Winners in Y Midget Basketball League last September and batted .267 in 20 ficer at the track, said owners of the still play. There was a lime when 36 Japanese city saw Ingemar Sten- ding champion from Liechtenstein, Palmer Hit Hard games lor them. horses were attempting to set a Coach Tony Morianos guided the Elks to the Brascfield, Albie Harris, Creg Turnei'. Front was old for a player. It isn't mark of Sweden setting a first in who came to Furano with an e i^ t- "Look, if Harry is the best financial loss figure late Monday. NEW YORK (UPI) — Rookie Mark Clear, who’s been working Manchester Recreation Department's anymor e, " World Cup history by making a clean iwint advantage over Moser-Proell, low. Andy Taylor. Ted Biashier, Biian shortstop on this club, then he's gon­ The arson investigators late Monday Helmeted Foster Meanwhile, Chappas is doing his sweep in the men’s giant slalom and finished second in women’s slalom in relief for the California Angels lately, has been rolling up Midget Basketball League title at the McConnell. Mike Morianos. (Herald photo by na be our shortstop, " answered sifted through the ruins of the two Moser-Proell scoring a Surprise and seventh in the giant slalom to some statistics that are as impressive as veteran Jim Palmer’s Y.Team members, back row (1. to r.) Coach .Stremplerl Kessinger. "If he isn't the best best to tr y to handle all the publicity wooden barns seeking a possible come-from-behind victory to capture add 20 points for a total of 240. 'Sre forgettable. Morianos, Wes Willett, Paul Tetreault, David shortstop, then he's not-gonna play he has been gelling and ho's doing a cause of thue blaze. Paces Bruin Win the overall title, her sixth cham­ Moser-Proell, who finished third in The 22-year-old Clear Monday Philadelphia, 4-3, in 13 innings. San lor us now even it he's on the cover of pionship after a lapse of three years. the slalom, swept past Wenzel by struck out six batters in three innings P'ego beat San Francisco>3, Toron­ Time Magazine." BOSTON (UPI) — Don’t ask Boston Bruins’ Coach Don Cherry Peter Luscher, a 22-year-old Swiss, finishing second in the giant slalom to lead the Angels to a 5-3 victo^ ouUlugged Boston, 10-8, Seattle The White Sox have three can­ about hockey players and helmets. The former, he would say, won the men’s overall title, his first to win the overall title with 243 over the Chicago Cubs. The 6 - f o 6 w U ^ ‘®? didates for the regular shortstop job. would never wear the latter. in the 13-year world cup history, with points. She was the champion for the 210-pounder210-nounder uppeduooed his totals to 16iT T « e a te rt Cleveland, 8-3, in a ram- Goals Were Set, Met Ke.ssinger. who played 123 games Pitching Strength Cherry is one of the most vocal 186 points. Second was Leonhard five straight years from 1971-1975. strikeouts against only two hits and shortened game, St. Louis bested the there for them last .season, made crusaders against the mandatory use Stock of Austria with 163 and Slalom specialist Stenmark three walks in nine innings so far. Chicago White ^ x , 5-3, and the New only 13 errors and hit .255; Greg he does, he’ll be five times better York Mets shaved Pittsburgh, 5-4. Pryor, who hit .261 in 82 games, and of helmets. But he told center Dwight than he is now." American Phil Mahre who was in­ finished in overall standings with 150 G ear could be a factor in the With Kansas City Foster to sport one before Monday jured in the United States and did not points because he did not compete in Angels’ quest for the American Cliff Johnson’s solo homer and Chappas, a .302 hitler in 1,30 games at The Maple Leafs, in danger of mis­ come to Furano was third with 155. eight innings of shutout pitching by Appleton before finishing the ,season night’s game against the Toronto sing the playoffs, got a goal in each the downhill. League pennant this season. By Eaglette Quintet DUNEDIN, F’la. (UPI) — The Kansas City Royals play in the Maple Leafs. Stenmark, who became 23 Sunday, Irene Epple of West Germany who Palmer, on the other hand, has Ed Figueroa and rookie CJiris Welsh with the White .Sox. period. But they could not recover won the giant slalom, achieving a sparked the Yankees to their second "This team was the most skilled I’eggy Laneri. In the short time he was with the heart of steak country but it has been the New York Yankees Foster donned the protective from the 4-1 first period deficit. finished ^ o n d in two giant slalmom been having a tougher spring. The 12- By U STKK clean sweep of winning all the 10 victory in 12 games ... ’Three errors I've had and had the best attitude as But Ridel figures she has a good club last Fall. Chappas-won over a lot who have represented the American League’s Grade A beef the headwear and proceeded to score two “In the first period, the team races and in one downhill race this year veteran p v e up 13 hits and Ih'ratl Sporlsurilrr goals and notch an assist to lead giant slalom, achieving a clean season, was third in the women’s eight runs in six innings for his se­ by the Expos in the eighth inning far as enthusiasm. " Ridel cited. nucleus to start with in Muiphy. of people. He can field and he can past three seasons. looked scared," said Toronto Coach Goals were set and met in "The team concept was there on (he There’s not much else about the Boston to a 4-3 win. sweep of winning all the 10 giant overall standings with 189 points. cond loss in as many tries Monday as allowed Bruce Kimm to score the Dailey, junior Karen Lucier and swing the bat, and everybody is The Yankees, who import key por­ Roger Neilson. “We were out- court and it was great to .see. ” Royals that is slow, however. Their "1 told him to put it on and see slalom races held in the current ’The Furano meet, the last leg of the Orioles fell, 8-2, to the Los winning run for the Tigers ... Larvell 1978-79 by the East Catholic sophomore Kathy Skehan. W e ll luscinated with his size. tions of their stock from other teams checked, out-skated, out- The Eaglettes were led in .scoring 216 stolen bases were the most in what happens," said Cherry, whose season. He also won the slalom this season, was marred by bad Angeles Dodgers. Blanks hit a two-run homer in the se­ girls' basketball team. have (|uickness in (he guard slots Talking about that as well as the each year at high prices, have everythinged. Then we gradually and rebounding by Monica Murphy. baseball last season and three original dislike of Foster was almost Saturday, his third victory in this weather and its schedule was Brian Downing sparked a four-run cond inning and John Ellis drove in "We wanted to qualify for the tour­ with tho.se two." the EagleUe coach comment he made regarding (diap- defeated the Royals — who nurture took over.” The left-handed 5-foot-7 sophomore players — Willie Wilson, Fred Patek, intense as his hatred for helm ets^ categoi7 this year. changed several times. ’The men’s sixth inning with a two-run double to three runs to lead the Rangers over nament. which we didn’t do the year spoke of the latter pair pas" picture on the magazine cover. .almost all their own stock — in three Ron Ellis, Paul Gardner and tallied 384 points, a 17.4 norm, and Amos Otis — had 30 or more. "He wore one all through juniors and Perrine Pelen, an 18-year-old gold parallel race scheduled Tuesday was back CHear’s pitching against the Cubs. Kansas City ... Jim O’Bradovich before, and we had never won a tour­ "Next year depends on how hard Ke.ssinger says: straight AL championship series, and Darryl Sittler scored for Toronto, but ayeraged 12.3 caroms per outing. She Still, the heart of the Royals is did okay, Call it a vision of mine." medalist in the 1972 Winter Olym- canceled because of bad weather. Joe Rudi and Terry Humphrey singled in Julio Gonzalez in the ninth nament game and accomplished (he jayvee pla.vers work in the off- "Please don't read into my state­ this season the Royals face a stiff their star of the night was goalie .set single game records in scoring their no-name pitching staff which Foster set up Boston's first goal, singled to knock in the other runs. to lift the Astros over the Twins. that," remarked seventh-year sea.son. " Riden-envisions. "It will ment that I'm saying his size or the battle for the Western Division Mike Palmateer. He turned aside 28 1361 and rebounding (23). has ranked in the league’s top three scored by Wayne Cashman (his In the Baltimore fiasco, Davey Champ Summers belted a solo Eaglette Coach *Donna Ridel, "We lake a lot of work to get lhe.se people crown. shots, several of them spectacular. .Senior Ellen I’etkaitis was second- Player of Week the past three seasons. eighth in eight games.) Then Foster homer in the 13th inning to give the did that and went onto the (Class L) on the varsity [(rograin. (’alifornia has added Rod Carew, "It took the guys a while to get into C Skl Notes ^ Standings Lopes had three hits and scored three leading scorer with 215 points, an 11 1 , "We don’t have any superstars but broke a 1-1 tie midway through the Reds their victory ... Eric quaterfinals. "We have proven pla.vers but then NEW YORK (UPI) — New York Dan Ford and Jim Barr while Kansas the game. We just couldn’t cash in on — .. - FURANO, Japan (UPI) - The runs to lead the Dodger’s 15-hit at- norm, while junior Sue Dailey we’re getting more and more respect first period with a backhander. He Rasmussen allowed one run in six in­ "It was a very good year, a very again we have a lot ol unproven Islander Bryan Troltier, who leads (,’ity returns essentially the .same our opportunities,” the diminuitive final men’s and women’s giant tock. Five Dodger pitchers gave up threaded the twine for 2'26 points, a all the time," .says pitching coach added his second 5:13 later to nings while the Padres’ scored four enjoyable year coaching because of people." the National Hockey league in learn in 1979. But the Ro.vals are not goalie said. "But I’ve had some of slalom standings for the 1978-1979 just five hits, including a solo home 10.3 clip. The latter also ayeraged 9.6 Galen Cisco. highlight the four-goal, first-period By BILL SACHEREK runs off Giants’ starter Ed Halicki... the kids on the team." Scoring: Monica Murphy 381. ICllen scoring with 44 goals, 74 assists for complaining. my greatest nights in this building- World Cup Ski series; run by Lee May in the fifth inning off rebounds using her 5-fuot-ll heighlh .STRENGTHS — No Superman on outburst, the second in as many With bare ground and warm reliever Pete Broberg. Bill Russell Rick Bosetti slammed a three-run East finished with a fine 16-6 mark, I’etkaitis 215. Sue Dailey 226. Trish 118 points, Monday was named NHL The Royals arc the only team in and lost. Boston puts the pressure on to good adyantage. team, but they’re faster than a games for Boston. weather I found it is hard to believe and Steve Yeager each had two hits homer with two out in the bottom of took runner-up honors in the Hart­ O'Connell 121. Laurie Barry 117. Player of the Week by the ha.seball to have won 90 or more so you know you’re in for a tough Men I’etkaitis, Laurie Barry, who speeding bullet; strong front four of "1 can't attribute the two goals and the skiing was excellent over the for the Dodgers, 8-3. the ninth to raise the Blue Jays’ ford County Conference, and secured Kaien Lucier 72. I’eggy Laneri 51. Professional Hockey Writers' games in ouch of the past four game." 1. Ingemar Stenmark, Sweden 125 averaged 5 steals per game, and Association. Dennis Leonard, Larry Gura, Paul one assist to the helmet, or else I’d weekend. Hogback, Haystack and In other games, the New York record to 5-5. two tourney victories before being Kathy Skehan 12. Kelly Walsh 8 .1’am .sea.sons and they feature an outstan­ Splittorff and Rich Gale; All-Star Cherry said Boston may have faded 2. Peter Luscher, Switzerland 104 3. Trish O’Connell graduate from the Trottier, thd third Islander to be wear it to bed,” said Foster, who Mt. Snow were areas covered. Yankees finally won another game, Ruppert Jones drove in three runs ousted by South Windsor. Cunningham 3. l•■iona Campbell 3. ding blend of hittin.g and pitching, catcher in Darrell Porter, solid after the first period "because our Bojan Krizaj, Yugoslavia 96 4. Heini starting lineup along with top re.serve named Player of the Week, had four missed most of last year with a bad I found early in the morning frozen downing Atlan.ta, 2-1, Detroit topped with two singles and his first homer I'’elicia Farr 2. finishing third in each department bench. arms were tired after shooting so Hemmi, Switzerland 86 5. Jacques goals and eight assists during the knee. "This is my rookie year. I need granular, then to spring conditions Montreal, 2-1, Texas drubbed Kansas of the spring as the Mariners’ last year. WEAKNESSES — Less power than much at Palmateer." The Boston Luthy, Switzerland 75 6. (tie) An­ week (March 12-18) as New York the ice time and I'm getting it. I'm later in the day. Arnold White, who City, 6-2, Houston edged Minnesota, walloped the Brewers ... Matt "When you sit down and really it takes to operate team’s elaborate coach, who reffuses praise on his dreas Wenzel, Liechtenstein 74 6. defeated Toronto, the New York not one to play a couple of shifts here manages Hogback, wondered where 4-3. (Cincinnati outlasted Keough pitched five strong innings to evaluate our club, our overall scoreboard; erratic fielding; goalie, Gerry Cheevers, was duly im­ the crowd was, ’ITiere was a false (tie) Piero Gros, Italy 74 8. Jean Luc give the A’s the win Mr.Nice Guy Image Rangers and Minnesota, pitching is probably our strength," and there. 1 can’t get into the game pressed by Palmateer’s play. Fournier, Switzerland 73 9. Hans questionable right-handed relief that way." report about the area on an early says Manager Whitey Herzog, "If "Without him, it’s 7-2 after two Enn, Austria 70 10. Leonhard Stock, pitching. Cherry added Foster’s attitude has report saying there were bare spots Trim Roster everyone plays up to their potential periods. The kid was dynamite. He Austria 69. NEW FACES — Less turnover than improved dramatically. "And he’s and spotty skiing. Not true. Lucas Cops Ski ClubTitle Shed by Williams CLEARWATER, Fla. (U P I)-T h e and we cun avoid the big injuries, we the Supreme Court. could be, right now, the best goalie in Sweater weather on Saturday, heavy DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — No more Mr. Nice Guy. Phillies trimmed their roster Mon­ have a great chance to win it again." starting to get back into shape. When the league," Cherry said. Claiming his fourth Manchester Ski OUTLOOK - The Royals are good jackets on Sunday. ’The nights are Women boys 11 and under: Mathew day to 36 players. Cut from the squad Right now it's a little injury that CJub championship earlier this Dick Williams, manager of the Montreal Expos, plans to crack every year — but not good enough to still cold with a bit warming during 1. Christa Kinshofer, West Ger­ Schauster; girls 12-14: Sharon and re-assigned were pitchers Larry ■ has Herzog concerned. Third many 125 2, Hanni Wenzel, Liechtens­ month was Ken Lucas of Vernon at the whip this season in an effort to shake his club out of a long win it all. Their stand-pat policy may the day. Among Manchester skiers at Lucek; boys 12-14: Tom Holcombe; Anderson, Fred Beene, Cardell baseman George Brett, a lifetime cost them in 1979 as California and tein 112 3. Irene Epple, West Ger­ Okemo Mountain, Ludlow, Vt. slumber. Hogback were Bud Duyon, Tim girls 15-17: Cynthia Harper; boys 15- Camper, and Kevin Saucier; .305 hitter, mis.scd over a month last Texas changed considerably. Three- many 105 4. Marie-’Theres Nadig, Lucas edged out two former club Everyone had high expectations either Philadelphia.or Pittsburgh for Bruins Could Use Sullivan, Kurly Kurlowicz, Stan 17: Doug Lucek; women 39 and over; first place in the division, they will catchers Don McCormack and Ossie .season with a bone chip in his thumb year lock on (West title in serious Switzerland 94 5. Fabienne Serrat, champions, Kurt Hassett and Kip for the Expos a year ago but the team Choman and cheerleader Marge Joanne Nelson; women 28-38; Nancy Virgil; infielders Luis Aguayo, and is making a slow recovery from France 65 6. Heidi Preuss, U.S.A. 58 Blake, for the crown. Hassett and never got going and finished a distant have to get a healthy year out of jeopardy. Johnson. Hogback has increased its Mosher; women 18-27: Susan Lucek; right-hander Steve Rogers and strong Roman Aviles and Jose Moreno; and surgery. 7. (tie) Cindy Nelson, U.S.A. 46 7. Blake were second and third respec­ men 60 and over: Ivar Pearson; men fourth in the National League East. season tickets. ’The annupl Hogback tively. comebacks from Dave Cash and outfielder Orlando Isalas, Stingers’ Ftorek (tie) Viki Fleckenstein, U.S.A. 46 9. 50-59: Conrad Banas; men 39-49: Ron JOe ADCOCK POPPED Some followers believe the only thing Ski Parade will be held Mdrch 25, and Other winners and their respective 4 H.E.'S IN ONE SAME Gary Carter. "" Regina SackI, Austria 45 10. Erika Schauster; men 28-38: Ken Tedford; missing is a swift boot in the pants season closes April 1. classes were: IN‘ 54. WHO WAS THE When healthy, Rogers may be the Hess, Switzerland 43. men 18-27: Ken Lucas. and, if he has to be, Williams can BOSTON (UPI) —- There’s little doubt he'd be a success on Over at Haystack, again conditions Girls 11 and under; Cheryl Smith; PI29T MOOEBN STAR become a stei n taskmaster. - best right-hander in the league. Over (POST 1900) TO SET Causeway Street; the blond kid from Needham with the funny were excellence, good spring skiing "1 plan to be tougher on them this the first half of last season, he was 4 IN ONE &AME ? Bowling JUST TAKE A LOOKI cold and windy with no bare spots. season," says Williams. "I won’t be outstanding but he suffered an arm name who was supposed to be too slow to play in teie National The Eastern Women’s Slalom Cham­ ALL of thoM (oaturti art STANDARD aqulpmant on Hockey League. Hartsfield Likes Speed A. CHAKUE KLEIN tolerating as many mistakes. We injury in August and underwent sur­ pionships will be held at Haystack 6. JOHNNN M IIE have nucleus for a fine team but we’ll gery which sidelined him for the rest tha Honda Accord LX at Manchaatar Hondal No, Robbie Ftorek would be a Phoenix Roadrunners. "But I don’t y f W i t v March 23-24 on the Rocker ’Trail. Which Toronto Lacks I c. MEL c m have to work hard to make it jell. 1 of the campaign. HAPPY IIOI.IDAYS- welcome addition to the Boston think the NHL is 36 million better ’The snow fields are open af^ugar Cash, meanwhile, slumped to .255 Bruins. But there are several won’t stand for complacency.” Flo Massolino 126. than our league. 1 just hope it works Loaf in Maine. ’This year again, as in 9S,'NI3T7I ;J9MSUt from .289 the previous season and questions lingering before .the ver­ out well and a lot of guys don’t lose DUNEDIN, Fla. (UPI) — Can you really blame Roy The Expos will have their the past, Sugarloaf will host the Hartsfield for having gray hair? strongest pitching staff in history and Carter dropped to .255 with 20 satile center iceman could cometh to their jobs." World Heavyweight Ski Cham- A i". I t” ■ A total of 209 losses over two years would change even i r a i c m enough heavy artillery to take on the homers after hitting .284 with 31 EARI.V BIRDS - Katie Boston. Ftorek, who captains the Stingers, p p April 1. If^you weight 225 or jqj,p Travolta’s hair to silver. ’That’s how fleeting victory homers in 1977. Graham 147-144-408, Irene Ftorek publicly says he’s planning said he felt the Cincinnati franchise Canadian Army. But to challenge more you qualify. Entry is 3 cents (,as been for the expansion team Hartsfield manages. STRENGTHS - Blue-chip outfield Albee 129-362, Marlene on playing in the World Hockey was on a solid financial base. The ^ r lb. with a max of $8. Fees will be The Blue Jays improved five games in 1978, to 59 vic- aCARnrs of Andre Dawson in center, Ellis Jones 135. Stingers recently unloaded former Association next year. But his team, donated to the Maine Lung Associa- tories, but at that rate they won’t be contenders in the Valentine (.289, 25 HRs) in right and the Cincinnati Stingers, may not Captain Rick Dudley, one of the lion American League East until 1964. Hartsfield thinks that Warren Cromartie (.297) in left; make it to next season. And there’s higher-salaried players on the team. NEW 1979 GHEVR9LCT There is still a lot of good skiing in estimate may be overly optimistic. deep front line pitching; one of the chance they would fold if the ”1 think Cincinnati has ail the the North country and lots of snow. Atlanta Remindful league's top catchers in Carter; good proposed merger is adopted this "We might continue to improve and still not show it in capital to continue on. And we have See vou on the mountain. overall offense. Thursday. real good owners and they’ve given our won-loss record because we’re in the toughest divi­ Camp Opener Slumluril Frulurm unil/or Kquipmenl WEAKNESSES - No bullpen; thin - Advanced Stratified Charge Cigarette lighter "If the WHA continues next year, us pretty good vibrations that they’ll sion in baseball,” says the 53-year-oId Hartsfield. CINCINNATI (UPI) - cvee bench. engine coin box with lid ten I’ll be in the WHA, ” he says. "If be back next year in the WHA. I don’t One area that can’t help but improve is the running Of Phillie *Whiz Kid^ The Cincinnati Bengals game. ’The Blue Jays stole 28 bases last season — that NEW FACES - Bill Lee adds Automatic choke Glove compartment light it doesn’t, then we’ll cross that know what the future holds, but right pitching depth; Duffy Dyer provides will open their 1979 Front-wheel drive Cargo area light bridge when we come to it." now, I plan on coming back to Cincin­ used to be a good August for Lou Brock. Alfredo Griffin, a training camp on July 19 at rookie shortstop, is being counted on to inject some flash backup catcher; Jim Mason is Four wheel independent su.spension Four spoke sport steering wheel Spoken like a true politician. nati and playing in the WHA," he WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - Call them the “Gee Whiz Wilmington College in Variable assist rack and pinion power Two speed electric windshield wipers plus on the basepaths, where most Toronto runners seem to capable infield replacement; rookie But Ftorek must play it cozy says. Kids.” Scott Sanderson could make starting Wilmington, Ohio. steering intermittent action because he fears tampering Sports Slate) see stop signs blocking their way. The ^ n g a ls will train at Negative starring roll radius Rear window wiper and washer Any talk of the Bruins moving into The Atlanta Braves are so young, pitching rotation. charges. His eight-year contract, " ’The running game is vrtiat I prefer,” says Hartsfield. "I think we have four guys who can Wilmington through Aug. Power-assisted front disc brakes Side window defroster a new arena should be taken with a eager and talented they are remind­ hit 30 home runs or average 30 among OUTLOOK — Not strong enough to which was signed in September 1977, “Give me a team of eight jackrabbits over a team of 17, when they return to AM/FM stereo radio and stereo cassette Rear window defroster grain of salt, simply because the Radio, TV Toniaht ful of the Philadelphia Phillies’ them,” said Cox. "We were shut out overtake Phillies. (3ould challenge lists "a few" clubs in both the WHA eight power hitters anyday.” Spinney Field, their Cincin­ tape deck Day/night rear view mirror team owners would be surrendering 4 WHEEL DRIVE "Whiz Kids” team of 1950 which stole 24 times last year and L know that Pirates for second if everything goes Vanity mirror — right sun visor a gold mine. While the public posture 8 - WHA: W 'halm vs. Quebee, Hartsfield, however, is in no position to be choosy. He’d nati practice headquarters. Reclining front bucket seats and the NHL which would have the the National League' pennant from won't happen again.” The one thing right. Fold down rear seat Stowage boxes in rear seat arm rests forces them to support a new arena, Ch. .TO, WTIC welcome a team of eight power hitters. He’d welcome 1/2 TDN PICKUP first crack at him should he become a the powerful Brooklyn Dodgers. that hampers the Braves from Full carpeting Tinted glass free agent in the event of a merger or given the unkempt reputation of the 8 - NHI,: Ronarrs vs. Capitals, one. 8 (L Flaalaldo body, V-8 angina, auto, trana., raar atap John Mayberry led the Blue Jays with 22 home runs last bumpar, HD radiator, gaugaa, cargo lamp, bakwr aya Una Now don’t get’^ y ideas that the becoming a serious contender is lack Built-in front seatbelt retractors Opening rear quarter windows the Stingers folding. Boston Garden, the Jacobs Brothers Ch. 9 season but it’s t^ n four years since he hit a career-high mirrors, radio, HO front springs, fual tank skid plata, Braves are ready for such miracles. of front line pitching. Only 40-year- Full interior trim Tonneau cover While Ftorek cannot name the would be foolish to leave. on/otf road Ursa, Cartsr C a rs Pfcg. Stock #2864 But after three years in the National East Hartford Special tricot scat fabric Dual headlights 34 and teams don’t give him much to bit. The team’s b ^ old Phil Niekro and young Larry Wraparound taillights teams, the Bruins are certainly one A new arena cannot get off the League West cellar, they appear Arm rests — front hitter is Rico Carty, who is 38 going on 50. Nobody knows McWilliams proved to be consistent Tachometer Dual horns of them, ground without the support of both ready to make a move upwards in the how old C^rty really is but his other numbers speak starters last season. Tryout Dates WAHTED Trip odometer Steel-belted radial ply tires — blackwall “ Nobody in the NHL owns my the Bruins and Celtics. And the volumes — a .284 batting average with 20 homers in only SPECIAL standings. "There is plenty of room on our Combination light switch on steering Bright metal wheel trim rings rights,” Ftorek says. "I’d be a free Bruins’ brass would be hard-pressed "We’re still a young ballclub but pitching staff ... plenty of competi­ Tryout dates for the Blast Hartford Protective body side mouldings agent except for the provisions of the to find a better financial setup than VUit Planned 104 games for Toronto. PRICE column STRENGTHS — Knowledge that things can only get *6835 all the young guys we brought up can tion for jobs and that doesn’t hurt,” Little I.eague baseball program have Quartz digital clock Remote rear hatch release the one they have now. In fact, that is TO BUY contract. Lets just say there are LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Former better; good young hitters in Roy Howell, Bob Bailor and play major league baseball," says said Cox. been set, Saturday, March 31 and Electronic warning system (doors, rear Inside hood release some teams we’d talked to in the past why the Celtics are so anxious to swimming stars Don Schollander, Rick B (^tti; enthusiastic fans with Joivlike patience. “A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A .TRUtlT Manager Bobby Cox. “I think it’s a STRENGTHS — Plenty of power; Sunday, April 1. hatch ajar, or stoplight failure) Locking fuel filler door when I was a free agent before. And leave. who won four gold medals at the WBAKNEI^EIS — Elxpensive to list with the cost of type of year in the National League top reliever in Gene Garber; good Youngsters age 10-11-12 will prac­ Maintenance reminder Air Conditioning we worked some things out or helped The Bruins own the Garden. They CLEAN Low fuel warning light Electronic Ignition Tokyo Olympic Games in 1964, and paper going up; league’s third-worst hitting and second- where the two top teams, Cincinnati defense at shortstop (Jerry Royster) tice each day at 9.m. a.m. with those teams because they showed in­ rent the building to the Celtics at one David Wilkie of Britain will visit the worst pitching; little power and even less speed; gave up cAiin and the Dodgers, are a little weaker and second base (Glenn Hubbard). youths age 8-9 reporting each day at H O IViD /V terest.” of the highest rental fees in the NBA. Peoples Republic of China, it was an­ best pitcher, reliever Victor C m , to (Cleveland for Grif­ and the clubs on the bottom can WEAKNEISSES — Thin frontline 1. USED CARS Ftorek, the WHA’s second-leading They have spent millions refur­ We make it .simple. nounced Monday. fin. challenge them." pitching; not much bench support. Candidates living in the National of scorer with 34 goals and 69 assists, bishing the arena, and while it’s no Schollander, 31, of Lake Oswego, NEW PACES — Possible new starters in Dave CHEVROLET If nothing else, the Braves should NEW FACES — Mike Lum returns Eastern League zones ) (North End) says he doesn’t think the WHA should garden spot, it is hardly the eyesore Ore., and Wilkie are scheduled to Preisleben and Mark Lennongello but Griffin’s the key generate plenty of excitement. to his former team and will help as should report to McAuliffe Park. CA merWe if the admission is $6 million of 10 years ago. arrive Wednesday in Peking. At the additioa. nm w sT M R saE M an a With the likes of Jeff Burroughs, fillin first baseman and pinch hitter; American zone residents (South per team. The Bruins owners derive money Manchester Honda invitation of the (Chinese Sporting OUTL(X)K — Toronto’s home games are played in yfm tkorhed ftifcor i >bmbr Bob Homer, Gary Matthews and rookie Bmce Benedict should stick End) are to report to Gorman Park. "It doesn't matter to me one way from concessions at Bruins and Authority, they will conduct instruc­ Dale Murphy in the lineup, the as reserve catcher. Northern boundries are: North or another,” says the WHA’s Most Exhibition Stadium and for two years that name has been ConnecticuVs Largest Honda Dealer Celtics games as well as rental fees tional sessions designed for coaches, appropriate. Blue Jays have just begun long road to 1229 M S t NMCbaster S 4 I ^ Braves should be launching quite a OUTLOOK — With a concentrated side of Silver Lane and west side of We are the Honda SiM-riulistH Valuable Player of two years ago, and concessions from the other at* swimmers and officials during their reqpectibility but a third straight last-{^ace finish is the M M M m • • n m I • u n i s few home runs out of Atlanta effort, team could escape cellar. Forbes to Main Street. The Southern when he performed for the last-place tractions at the 56-year-old building. 24 ADAMS ST^ MANCHESTER 646-351S two-week stay. AL East appaars unavoidable. Stadium. boundaries are east of Forbes Street. f i!iMijlTWKLVh: - KVKNINC; HERALD. Tues.. March 20, 1979 Music Theater i •••••••••••••••••••••••••• EVENING HERALD. Tues.. March 20, 1979- PAGE TIIIPTKKN ( □ N O T IC E S Ne/p HTanM HMp W a n ttd U Nai$> Wanted 13 Help Wented 13 Help Wented Schedule 13 Homs* For Sele 23 Hornet For Sele J RN-LPN wanted for full or PLUMBER WANTED for 23i Lott and Found part time on aU shifts. Apply year round work. Excellent LIFE GUARDS - Glastonbury PART TIME COLLEGE' director of nursing. Salmon- Company Fringe Benefits. swimelub needs lifeguards for STAFF- Manchester Com­ Long Affair With Piano U.A, Theater 1 — China Syn­ the summer months. Must be LOST - KEYS. Lilley Street brook Convalescent Home, off Please call 649-2871. munity College is accepting The Buyer-Seler Connection drom e— 7:00-9:15 area. If found call 64441268 House Street, Glastonbury. certified in lifesaving. Call PART TIME" SPA applications for temporary Nevertheless, concerto or music to satisfy the most demanding U.A, Theater 2 — North after 6 p.m. Reward. Please call 633-5244. 6434687. ATTENDANT- Could you part-time positions that are »y W IUJ\>I LAI ri.KK DRAFTSMAN ~/ spare some evening hours to .symphony, the B flat major Opus 83 keyboard fans. Avenue Irregulars— 7:00-9:00 MECHANICAL- Excellent op­ anticipated for the 1979-80 ( nilral IVi'mh liiliTiiiilioiiul U.A. Theater 3 - Fast LOST - Ladies Ring, Blue Lin- NURSES AIDES wanted for CENSUS TAKERS for annual keep our Spa tidy for our academic year. Appointments is a great work for both orchestra The selections on these two discs portunity for aggressive in­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING members: Call for more Infor­ Break ~ 7:I0-9-20 dv Star, Sapphire, in full time on all shifts. Apply dividual capable m layout and school enumeration. Apply will be made without liana Vered is a bcautflul doll who and pianist and demands the talents are generally familiar compositions, Youth Services, 494 Main mation. 6466345. Vernon Cine I — Ice Castles hfanehester; S ^ rs , Caldor, director of nursing. Salmon- detailing sales drawings for assurance of additional or vvas unable to end her love affair with of a virtuoso. Street, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., for in­ continued employment and such as Liszt's "Liebestraum," -7 :1 0 9 :1 0 First Federal, Elm (Ceramics. brook Convalescent Home, off industrial heat processing the piano. Reward. 646-8018. House Street, Glastonbury. formation 647-3494. WANTED- GAS STATION are subject to the availability UPl's classical reviewer decided Grieg's "Anitra's Dance," Debussy's Vernon Cine 2 Invasion of equipment. Good benefits in The fetching Israeli musician was Please call 633-5244. ATTENDANT. 1st shift. of funds. Salaries for these to check liana Vered's performance "Clair de Lune," Brahms' the Body .Snatchers — 7:30- our rapid growth compaiw. PHONE 643-2711 EXPERIENCED Experience helpful but not positions vary depending upon something of a child prodigy and against that of a formidable male FOUND- Black puppy with Send resume, or call Ms. "Hungarian Dance No. 5" and 9:30 tan marking on South SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for MACHINIST, TOOLMAKER, necessary. Apply Verlion experience and level of before rounding out her teens had Johnson at 289-1588. In- FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD certified workers. We need a Shell, Route 30, Vernon. practitioner, in this case Emil Gilels' Beethoven's Turkish March from Hawthorn Street, Call 643- South Windsor. Will train. dustronics, fnc. 489 Sullivan qualifications required for the played with leading symphony sitting with the Chicago Symphony "The Ruins of Athens." 2367. Apply 9 Brookfield Street or few good people to join a positions. Anticipated Avenue, South Windsor, Conn. young growing company, full positions are: counselors; orchestras. under Fritz Reiner about 20 years Entremont tilts toward Chopin and HALL FOR RENT call ^ 5 9 1 8 , after 12 noon. EOE. Help Wented 13 IMPOUNDED- Male, about 2 or part time. Please apply at director of the womans Perhaps success was as heady as ago. offers five compositions, the most by For parlies, showers, recepliow. ' advertising ^ ADVERTISING L.M. Gill Welding and center; student service aides •••••••••••••••••••••••••• meetingi. I Complete kitchen months old, black and white NURSES AIDES - Full time, CARD GALLERY - WELDORS - PIG. Aircraft fine champagne and perhaps she Miss Vered did not suffer in the a single composer in this grouping. and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. LUBE PERSON WANTED To Manufacturing, Division of in financial aide; counseling, Butineti Opportunitf U facilitiet. Large enclosed parking Labrador, Tanner Street area. Aggressively, mature woman, lubricate truck and trailers. work. Part time and full time. decided to quit while she was ahead. comparison. Her hands were a match And for those who want something lot Inquire: Experienced preferred, but DEADLINE B.H.S. Incorporated, 1422 research and testing, IMISC. FOR SALE Male Shepherd, about 1 year flexible hours; some nights RATES Related experience AMK W elding. In c., 283 So at 19 she abandoned the piano, for Gilels' in those portions that old, black and brown, Tolland we will train. Apply in person: 12:00 noon tne day before Tolland Turnpike in woman’s center; student ac­ MANCHESTER' Package stronger there is an elegant recor­ Lithuanian Hall and Sundays. Apply in person I d ly ...... a word per day necessary. Excellent wages, Sullivan Avenue. South Wind­ Turnpike area. Contact East Hartford Convalescent publication. 12 Manchester, or call Carl Skold tivities; coaches for men’s store. Excellent location. Well married and had a baby. required the strength and endurance ding of Beethoven's Piano Sonatas only, Manchester Parkade, Deadline for. Saturday and Mon­ 3 da)ft 1ia word per day all fringe benefits. For ap­ sor, 289-5634. , Articlet for Sele 41 24 QOLWAY STREET Manchester Dog Warden, 646- Home, 745 Main Street, East at 647-9931. E.O.E. and women's intercollegiate established business. Call Seven years later, with some prod­ of a muscular male and her touch in No. 28 and 32 by Maurizio Pollini Manchester, E.O.E. day if 12:00 Noon Friday. 6 days 10a word per day pointment, call 688-7596. athletics; sports information Marion E. Robertson. MANCHESTER 4555. Hartford. . M dt^ .. aadayt...... RNs, LPNs, NURSES AIDES- ding from her husband,sheresumed the slow movement passages was the (Deutsche Grammophon 2530 870). SAW SHARPENING- Part director; assistant in Realtor, 643-5953. Call b efo ras P.M. BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR 15 words S2.00 minimum COCKTAIL WAITRESSES Manchester, Glastonbury her career. And in a short time she delicate caress of a sensuous female, Beethoven was a nonconformist, Partonalt 2 PART TIME. Do you have 2 time person to sharpen hand athletics; teacher-aide in the JJjgjje64^618o^4^1K OR LATHE OPERATOR PLEASE READ Happy A d a ...... $2.50 Inch' and Lady Bartender. Full saws, circular blades, and area. Call CGS this week. We day care center. Detailed VENDING ROUTE • Nabisco was being compared with two other h'rom the orchestral standpoint, refusing to stay within boundaries. hours a day? Work at home on working 60 hours a week. time, part time. Will train. offer assignments in your ALUMINUM Sheets used as RIDE WANTED TO the phone servicing our hand tools. Call 6465707. descriptions and Snacks with locations $3,580 printing plates, .007 thick great female pianists — Ruth Laredo Reiner seems to have had better con­ He often ventured in new directions, Good benefits. 633-3343. Apply at: Buddy’s Cafe, Air­ area on the shift and day of qualifications for these CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- HAMILTON STANDARD, customers in your spare time. YOUR AD your choice. Ask about our 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for and Alicia de Larrocha. trol than Fistoulari, but hat is no in­ much to the consternation of his Classified ads are taken over the port Road 8i L ^yard Street, positions are available to 2355 Ext. 905. T O N j n Windsor Locks, 7:30 to 4:00. 249-7773. THE MANCHESTER BOARD Hartford. HOUSEKEEPING- Woman new pay rates, our bonus $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be The convincer is her keyboarding sult. followers. The Sonata No. 28 was a Call 643-5686. phone as a convenience. The needed for light those who m eet minimum picked up before II a.m, OF REALTORS is looking for ■ Herakl is responsible lor only plans, vacation pay. CGS Ser­ of Brahms Plano Concerto No. 2 in B There are some excellent pieces in typical departure, espjefMfy in the BOOKKEEPER houseclcaning, 7 hours per qualifications. Closing date O F F E R S IN V IT E D / ONLY. an experienced part Time one incorrect insertion and then && AUTp MECHANIC- vices, 111 Pearl,' Hartford. for applications is April 20. RETAIL STORE ON Flat Major with the Philharmonia RUSSELL'S BARBER SHOP ACCOUNTS payable, week, $4.00 per hour. a two-LP album, "Entremont Plays opening movement where Beethoven BOOKKEEPER. Conscien­ only to the size of the original in­ Experieneed front end and 246-5626. Send letters of interest and WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- is open 8 to 5:30, Tuesday thru receivable. Automotive sertion. Errors which do not References necessary. Call TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Orchestra under the direction of Piano Favorites" (Columbia used chords profusely, tious, alert, dependable, and brake mechanic with ability resumes: Dr, Harry A. 000 per year. Excellent terms. Saturday. 2 Barbers on Satur­ experience helpful. Minimun 5 lessen the value ol the adver­ between 6 and 8 p.m., 643-5190. Good condition.Good for Anatole Fistoulari. (London able to assume responsibility. to run Repair Department. Mciscl, Dean of Student Af­ Call John, at Chenette MG35185), which should have wide Pollini has built a large following day. years fullri.ime recent tisement will not be corrected by plating, or welding. Call 649- SPC21I79). Must be good typist. Diver­ Top salary.salary E>Sxcellent " ...... Medical fairs. Manchester Community Associates, "Gallery Of appeal. in recent years and his excellent bookkeeping experience. sified work in busy office. an additional insertion. i Life Ii EXPERIENCED PART 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Some critics of Brahms' musical 4i Life Insurance Benefits. EXPERIENCED College, 60 Bidwell Street, Homes," 528-9081. Philippe Entremont has been a handling of the contrasting melodic See something you Career position, excellent ad­ Send brief resume and Call for appointment. 4234^. TIME help to work on dairy Manchester, Ct. 06040. vancement 527-8246. MACHINIST, TOOL MAKER, MOLDED FORMICA to‘p a.nd behavior regarded his second concer­ favorite artist with Americans ever moods in these sonatas should add like? Then call the references to- Personnel farm. Apply in person, 3M Manchester Community DOG GROOMIMG Chairman, 186 East Center Bidwell :W t , ••Manchester. ’ POWER PRESS paneled bar with two shelves to as a symphony just a^ some nit- since he made his first appearance at more luster to his reputation. number you see In the WANTED - Man to work hi OPERATORS AND SET-UP College is a E.O.E, and BUSINESS- Good location. and four stools. $175. 646-6028. ad. And If you have EXPERIENCED Street, Manchester. printing department of local adheres to the principals of af­ Well established, with steady pickers of Lalo's technique viewed Carnegie Hall 25 years ago. Since This recording is excellent from a MACHINISTS &. LATHE MAN. Apply in person, H & B something to sell, give food warehouse. Must ^ able firmative action. clicntel. Reasonably priced. his Symphony Flspagnole as a violin then he has recorded more than a OPERATORS- Full or part Tool & iingincering Co., 168 FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink technical standpoint and should be us a calll SECRETARY - Position to type. Apply Gaer Bros. 140 For details, call Sedlik Real­ concerto. dozen albums fur Columbia, enough time. Excellent benefits. App­ available in a rapidly growing Forest Street, Manchester, Coat, excellent condition. Size played with the volume turned up, PRINTING Rye St,, South Windsor. PART TIME MORNINGS- E.O.E. M/F. CHILD CARE WORKERS - ty, 528-4719, 521-9587. 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. ly in person at: 1422 Tolland manufacturing company Light work. Call in the a.m. Connecticut Institute for the Turnpike, Manchester. LM working with Sales and Excellent job for the retired Blind has immediate openings DINING ROOM SET well Sfck)w of Dancing IJ EMPLOYMENT Gill Welding Manufacturing Engineering Vice Presidents. Second Shift for child care workers to work .Co., Division of BHS, Inc., or person. Call 649-0072. Privete Inilrucllont IB made, matching table, six Excellent Shorthand and with multihandicapped chairs, buffet and liquor call 647-9931, Typing skills required. Heavy ENJOY WORKING WITH Set at Meadows Help IVentsd 13 General printing helper to perform miscella­ ELECTRICIAN- EARN EXTRA MONEY! children in dormitories and cabinet. $250. 646-2869. phone usage. Benefits plus. FLOWERS? - We are looking Deliver Southern New REMEDIAL READING and neous machine related tasks, stock handling for people to run our outdoor Experienccd. Benefits. Call assist teachers in classrooms. MANCHESTER -Rodelle ATTENTION - Need 2 people Contact Nancy Harrison 289- England TclepJ)one Direc­ Prior experience with han­ math: individualized work WANTED - Gas station atten­ flower locations Friday, the DuBaldo Electric Com­ SWIMMING POOLS over 21. Immediate employ­ 1588. E.O.E. and trucking of material. tories in Manchester, dicapped children required. program, (Ist-8th grade) by Solomon's class of dancers, han­ dant, full or part time. Saturday and Sunday, Work 1 pany, at 646-5422. DISTRIBUTOR forced to dis­ ment. This is not a fancy ad, Rockville, Ellington, Vernon. Full time - first, second and master's degree teacher. 568- 0 dicapped persons at the Meadows Mature, responsible person we simply want a person who Plea$e come in to our Personnel Department or all 3 days. Car a necessity. 8075. pose of brand new 31' long for third shift. References '^PERIENCED OIL MACHINE SHOP HELP- South Windsor, Tolland, third shifts available. Part above ground pools complete Convalescent Home, will put on a needs a permanent job. Ad­ BURNER SERVICEMAN Contact: SDR Enterprises, Bolton and Glastonbury. If Call 871-1696. any day between 9:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Andover 742-9965. Needed as following: Produc­ time - third shifts. Salary $3.87 with sund^ck, fencing, filter performance of creative dancing and vancement opportunity. Call WANTED- Please call M3- you have spare time during lo 4.23 depending on shift. HIDING LESSONS indoor thaotres between 10 am. and 3 pm. - and ask for Florence Johnson. tion Inspector. Also- Hardinge riding ring. Western stock and includes full Installation. basic routines Thursday, March 29, r i a e s TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. 5135. Call 822-8083 collect. Chuckers Set Up Men and the week and weekends, Contact Personnel office, Oak Asking $989. Financing 1.0. caaot aiQuiaio whiri am team 528-3869, E.O.E. MEDICAL ASSISTANT FOR March 31st. thru April 11th., Hill School, 120 Holcomb seat, saddle seat and hunt at 2 p.m. in the conference room. Apply 81 Commerce Street, DOCTORS OFFICE, Operators. Liberal benefits. scat. All levels 228-9817. available. Call Stan collect South Building, at the Meadows for Glastonbury. PTG Company. EXPERIENCED AMESITE Apply in person only: 9 to 12, and you are a licensed insured Street, Hartford, 06112 or call 203-236-5871, TE*XAS OIL CO. needs PEOPLE (5 or more years). ROCKV i L l e - Monday, driver, with a car or light 243-3496 M onday-Fridav, the convalescent patients. Telephone 633-7631. mature person. We - train. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and 1 to 4. C & W Manufac­ VOICE, PIANO Instructions. Must know how to ra'ke and turing, 74 Eastern Blvd.. truck, write to: Pro Disco between 8 AM-4 PM. E.O.ti. NELCO SEWING MACHINE- This will be the group's second per­ Write A.U. Dick, Box 789, Ft, roll amesite. Must have Class 12 to 6. Send resume to Box Inc.. P.O. Box 5266, Hamden, Former faculty New York RN. LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 Worth, Tex. 76101. CC. c/o Manchester Herald. Glastonbury. Music and Art High School. Built - in button holer, formance. About 20 handicapped shifts. Good pay, good II License. Also need: Dozer Conn., 06518. Please enclose FULL TIME POSITION decorative stitches. Excellent Operator for fine grading of telephone number. An Equal OPEN As Warehouse Professional Singer/Planist, dancers gprformed informally in benefits and working con­ COMPUTER PART TIME GIRL FRIDAY- FORM TOOL GRINDER- 644-8597. condition, including cabinet. TheHOBTH ditions, Apply in person, Ver­ parking area etc. Benefits. Expericnced. Must be Opportunity Employer. Man/Driver. Monday thru $150. 649-6437. January, their first performance APPLICATIONS PERSON Steady employment. Call 742- THE TRAVELERS For Real Estate Office. Saturday, 7:30 to 5:00. Apply non Manor, 180 Regan Road, wanted to assist in develop­ Typing and Bookkeeping familiar with platforms and Schooft-Cfasaai 19 since dance therapy was introduced AVBH UB 6190. at the: W.H, England Lumber MINT CONDITION Vernon. ment of computer 1 Tower Square, Hartford required. Call Frank Strano, various Job shop tools in high DEMONSTRATORS; Earn at the Meadows last October by Ms. IBBSCHILAB8 speed and carbide. Must be Company. Route 44A, Bolton HOSPITAL BED- Manual. applications. No program­ A n equal opporfunity employer M/F 646-2000. mure money with Treasure FOR THE BEST - Manchester TFCHmC0L0B»@«» LAUNDRY WASHMAN and Noten. Best Offer, Call 849-9183. Solomon. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC ming experience necessary. able to work independently. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 FOLDER- We are now accep­ House party plan. New Gift Some of the dancers will be in - Experienced only. Top Some knowledge of computers Apply in person only: 9 to l l Catalog. Also name brand pupils per teacher. FREE in­ ting applications for part time and 1 to 4. C & W Manufac­ NURSES AIDE- 3-11, Full or costume for the March program. wages, /^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 helpful. Part time year round toys. Earn $1,000 or more in troductory lesson with this ad. Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, employment in our Laundry turing, 74 Eastern Blvd., Part time. Laurel Manor. 91 However, Ms. Solomon said anyone position, excellent salary and your spare time. Year round Chestnut Street. 649-4519. Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. 563-0151. equal opportunity employer Department. Applicants must SERVICE STATION Glastonbury. who has outgrown or outworn dance 3>OX> W be 18 years,pr older. Must be selling m eans $$$$. Call KITCHEN SET, dining room ...... ves M/F. Applications may be ob­ ATTENDANT - Days, full physically able to fulfill lifting time. Some mechanical collect person to person for ATTENTION- Smiling women set, sectional sofa. Yard and costumes wishing to donate them to SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- tained from Windsor Public Miss Carol, 491-2100. Also REAL ESTATE requirements. Must be experience preferred. Apply can earn $95 a week, 2 hours a hand tools. Many other the Meadows dance troupe may call Excellent Part Time work. School District, 150 Bloom­ booking parties. responsible and dependable. in person: dil's Mobil, Route day, 5 days a week, days or goodies. Leaving areth Must Will train. Call Manchester field Avenue. Windsor, her at 647-9191, extension 16. Excellent benefits, working 6. Bolton. CARPENTER or CABINET evenings by choice. Full time Hornet For Selo 23 sell. 633-5130. 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. Connecticut. 688-3631. conditions and security. Apply MAKER- Experienced in the also available. For appoint­ in person 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., installation of Custom ment, call Mrs. Brown 623- MANCHESTER Art Exhibit Planned SECRETARY - Part time EXPERIENCED STOCK 9288, between 1 and 3 p.m. To Portray Lillie Monday thru Friday, SUMMER CAMP JOBS Kitchens and related minor WE.ST BEND Is hiring Full or REMODELED steel sided Dogt-BIrdt-Pelt 43 MANCHESTER — An art exhibit by mornings, Vernon Circle area. CLERKS- Part time, mor­ alteration work. older Colonial. Large kitchen, Francesca Annis, who portrays Lillie Langtry, whose scan- Typing, and machine nings; also experienced part Meadows Convalescent available at Girl Scout Camp Part time. 15 hours earn $98, Valdis Teters of Toronto, Canada, Home. 333 Bidwell Street, in Tolland, Mass. Directors Workmanship must be First 25 hours $1%, 35 hours earn DIETARY AIDES- Now 1 1/2 baths, 3-4 bedrooms,. A COMPLETE BOARDING transcription a must. Send time afternoon Cashiers. App­ enclosed porch, oversized gar­ d^ous conduct at the turn of the century is depicted in the new will be held on Saturday, March 24 Manchester. and instructors needed for Class. Bradley Kitchens, Inc., $294. Must be neat. See Mr. La accepting applications for KENNEL for Dogs and Cats. resume to Box AA, c/o ly in person to: U Save Foods, phone 232-5622. or 521-1572 for part time and full time age with patio. All on huge lot. Dog Bathing and grooming. series ‘‘Lillie, " poses from 1 to 5 p.m. and Sunday, March Manchester Herald. 725 East Middle Turnpike, riding, gymnastics, swim­ Voic, Quality Inn, Vernon Cir­ with a portrait of the famous ming and boating programs. appointment. cle. 2 p.m. or 4 p.m. sharp, Kitchen Help. Apply at: Many extras. Sold by owner. For reservations, please call Manchester. Appointment “Jersey Lily,” (UPI photo) 25 from noon to 3 p.m. at the Court of Probate. Also unit leaders and Wednesday March 21st. only. Meadow Convalescent Home, only. $59,900. Canine Holiday Inne, 200 American Latvian Lutheran Church, NURSES AIDES- Full time, 333 Bidwell Street, Call 646-0218. Sheldon Road, Manchester. all shifts. Experience BABYSITTER NEEDED- District of Manchester counselors. Write or Call No phone calls please. corner of Winter and Garden Streets. HADOWEEN Margaret Moote, Connecticut Manchester. 646-5971. preferred, but training will be Call anytime after 6 p.m., 646- NOTrCE OF HEARI.^G BOLTON- Newer 2200 square The public is invited. given. Apply in person: East 0767. EST.ATK OF NORMA F PAXSON Valley Girl Scouts, 74 Forest UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY - STRONG, RESPONSIBLE S t., H artfo rd , Ct. 06105. foot Custom C ^ . 21/2 baths, WHITE GERMAN Boston Symphony Ends Hartford:ford Convalescent Home, AKA NORMA FRANCES Permanent Part time position BOYS In Grade 5-8 interested Telephone 522-0163. in bodybuilding or wrestling. 2 car garage. Birch Mountain SHEPHERD- pure bred. 12 < Concert at School 745 Main Street, East Hart- TEACHER, ELEMENTARY PAXSON. We have lo. We are growing fast. By 1982 we supervising and selling in a Area. $ 8 5,^. Lessenger Sells. weeks. $65 . 649-5082. ford. expect to have over 1200 units nationwide. local shop. This position offers Call 646-0176 evenings, 7 to 8. FULL AND PART TIME MANCHESTER —A spring choral certification necessary. Must deceased 646-8713. meet CETA eligibility Pursuant lo an order of Hon. This fast pace can only continue if we are an unusual opportunity for a CLERKS needed for the mid­ Triumphant ChinaTour concert will be presented at Robert­ PART TIME) - No nights. No responsible person, with the BABYSITTER / night shift. Apply in person: 7- A He \ requirements. Call 742-7339 William E FitzGerald. Judge, able to develop the management talent Lolt-Lend For Selo 24 Come 'i weekends. Long holidays. July needed to supervise our operations at the added reward of participating HOUSEKEEPER- 2 bright, II. 509 Center Street. Mutloel Inttrumenlt 44 son School Thursday, March 29 at for application. Andover date March 15. 1979 a hearing will affectionate buys, ages 6 and 8 PEKING (UPI) — The Boston The Boston orchestra took two Home! % and August off. Many retired .School. District: Regional. Divisional and Corporate Help Wanted in a community endeavor. COVENTRY- Prime 15 acres 7:30 p.m. be held on an application praying seeks mature and loving 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and Symphony Orchestra ended a Chinese musicians with it back to the ■I *-i>aA i«i...M lr ■is'mtii gentlemen and housewives level Please reply in writing lo: Commercial Site, long fron­ adult, to care for them. Own triumphant tour of Ghina Tuesday Robertson School students will be enjoy driving school buses. for authority to sell certain real es­ N.C. LallM Operator Box E, c/o Manchester tage. 13.000 daily Traffic etc. Rivers Music. 7 Main United States to perform — pianist transportation. 646-0261. featured in a program including the WHY NOT YOU? We will INVITATION TO BID tate as in said application on file Whether you join us as a Manager Trainee, Herald, count. Sale, land lease, build Street, New Britain. 225-1977. and flew back to the United States Liu Shikun and Liu Teh-hai, who Sand Maet Oporator SALESMEN- Representatives Expecting a tax refund? with two Chinese musicians aboard. sixth-grade chorus, dance group and train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or Sealed bids will be received more fully appears, at the Court of Assistant Manager or Unit Manager, you to suit. Rain Soft, 871-0378. pl^ys a Chinese instrument called the tUOfMY Manchester, 643-2414. I’rohato on March 29. 1979 at 2:30 will receive the benefits of" Denny's unique needed full time or part time Layaways Invited. Orff xylophone ensemble, the fifth- tWURD NOMINEE in the Office of The Director AasamMor (evenings and weekends). In­ The 150-member group boarded hipa. p in. Management Development Course, the MNHCTWi « MMim MANCHESTER- 150 x 484 ft, grade glee club, and the fourth-grade of General Services, 41 Center 50 Hours, paid holidays, u n w n e i dividual for turf care es­ their Pan Am 747SP for the long Liu Shikun, who spent seven years BUS DRIVERS - will train if latest techniques of management, building lot on Cul-de-Sac in MARLBORO P.A. SYSTEM- recorder group. Street, Manchester, Connec­ Pearl J Hultman excellent insurance HM t aroncB: timating. Local firm. Ap­ $460. Also: 2 Pcavey Columns- flight back to Boston, where they in detention during the Cultural n e c e s s a r y . A p p ly 90 \ss t. (Turk merchandising and marketing. We also benefits. Apply in person, BOOKKEEPER ■aWM (Ni laaMp K MWiaiii K prestige area. $44,500. Group -“THE DEER Brookfield Street, South Wind­ ticut, until April 3, 1979 at offer tuition aid to help further your formal wHanr oJ a d a H a pM m *| pointments supplied, com­ 1, F. ,r. Spilecki Realtors, 643- $250. Call 643-9098. were due to arrive at 5:40 p.m. ES’r. Revolution because of his political 049*3 WE HAVE A CLEKICAL missions and expense will Bolton Puppet Show sor. Call 289-5918. 11:00 a.m. for the following: education. 2121. They were making one refueling stop METMNICSJNC. POSITION open in our SmStIt waaB lataait train. Call Lawn-A-Mat, 649- views, joined the orchestra for an HUNTER" CATCH BASIN CLEANING Routs e A 44A in Tokyo. BOLTON — Students in Project automotive office for a ^irl 8667 between 9 AM and 9 PM. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• emotional concert Sunday night that REVERSIBLE SNOW STATE OF You will receive: lop salary with regular BOLTON WHSA" ANDOVER- Wooded 1.8 Explore will present a puppet show ___M reviews, profit sharing, paid vacations, and who has some bookkeeping Acres. $7,500, 2.66 acres $16,- Boelt-Accettorlet 45 The musicians, who performed in left he audience roaring its approval INVITATION TO BID ' PLOWS CONNECTICUT M tn rin ii cM itetH atleniN ii Mpntjii thru free medical, dental and life insurance for background and is able lo 900. Bolton, Acre $10,000. Shanghai and Peking, enjoyed a last with a standing ovation. He placed for the public Friday from 7:30 to The Manchester Board of HEAVY DUTY ONE-WAY DEPARTMENT OF you and your family. type. Many company Coventry 19 acres $45,900, 1974 FU RY - 16'/«-foot (?w minutes of hectic shopping at one 8:30 p.m. at the Bolton Elementary Education solicits bids for a SNOW PLOWS TRANSPORTATION benefits. Call Mr. Satryb second to van Cliburn in the 1958 ( ,l"(. ,l ( n e s s iK iu n DRAhT.SMAN Many other parcels. fiberglass, tilt trailer, with of China's ‘‘Friendship Stores" Tchaikovsky competition but after he School music room. School Photographer for the The Town of Manchester is 24 WOLCOT For confidential consideration, please rush MAINTAINER for interview appointment. Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. 1975 55-horsepower outboard The South Windsor Board of 643-513, ext, 25, between 9- IUNUFlieTUn6C0,MC. MECHANICAL- Excellent op­ helore boarding the charter flight. was jailed in 1967 he had little access The script and music for the show M (M I school years 1979-80, 1980-81, an equal opportunity HILL ROAD a resume, or letter detailing your food 41 CHAFIL STMIT Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. Education has a good Job oppor­ 4. portunity for aggressive in­ The orchestra's concerts, the first to the piano. was designed by Grades 3 and 4 1981-82. Sealed bids will be employer, and requires an af­ WETHERSFIELD, service experience to: tunity for an ALL ROUND M AN CH EtTIR , CT. dividual capable of layout and Invetlmenl Properly 25 Also 50 horse Johnson out­ received until 3:00 P.M., April CONN. MAINTENANCE MAN. He must TEUPHONE - Mt-ZAIT board. $300. 228-0475 or 228- major cultural exchange between the Monday night, 18,000 Chinese students in Project Explore. The lAKIX'OKf- firmative action policy for all MR. DON KIRKHAM, OE:PT.BB-319 detailing sales drawings for 9.1979, at which time they will BUILDING(S) ANty be well qualified by having the industrial heat processing 9550. United States and China since the music lovers flocked to the massive show will be presented to other of its Contractors and Vendors 125 Gallher Dr„ Suite “K " following experience and abilities. school students during the week. be publicly opened. The right as a condition of doing OR STRUCTURE(S) Experiencea in the operation and equipment. Good benefits in two nations opened diplomatic Capital Stadium in downtown Pekiftg Ml. Laurel, New Jersey 08054 maintenance of Heating, Ven­ is reserved to reject any and business with the Town, as per TO BE REMOVED our rapid growth company. relations Jan. I, brought audiences to tilating. Air Conditioning. Plum­ Send resume, or call Ms. to hear the orchestra. In addition to all bids. Specifications and bid Sealed bids for the removal An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F bing System, Repairs To LAWN CARE PROFESSIONALS their (cot to applaud or clap along, Toastniastcrs (]luh Federal Order 11246, Johnson a t 289-1588. In- I R E N T A L S Woodcock, Chinese Vice Premier forms may be secured at the Bid forms, plans and or demolition of Mechanical Equipment, A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD "The Chinese soaked up the MANCHESTER - Nathan Hale Knowledge of Electrical Equip­ Locally basad outlat of national lawn dustrunics. Inc. 489 Sullivan Fang Yi and Foreign Minister Huang Business Office, 45 N, School specifications are available at building(s) and/or struc- ment, Extensive Carpentry Aoifi- Could help to sell your items traatmant company haa Job oponinga Avenue, .South Wind.sor, Conn. Roomt for Ren{ 52 (Boston) musicians and the Ilua attended. Toastmasters Club will meet tonight Street, Manchester, Connec­ the General Services Office, ture(s), will be received by ty. Good pay. Excellent bmefils. faster, rent your room quicker Apply In person at the: for lawn apaclallata tralnaaa, good pay E.O.E. at 7:30 at Center Congregational Ellen Alan ticut. Raymond E. Demers, the Commissioner of Denny’s Inc. and bring you better results! musicians literally opened their With members of the Central 41 Center Street, Manchester, FA tflLm ES SERVICES OFFICE. THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ Transportation in Room Union School, 771 Main St.. South and axcallant opportunity for advanco- Ask the Herald Classified Ad hearts to the Chinese people," U.S. Peking Philharmonic Orchestra Church. To learn more, call Bill Alt­ Burstyn Alda Business Manager. Connecticut, trally located. Downtown 051-3 148 at 24 Wolcott Hill Road, Windsor, Conn. mant. High School diploma and good taker about details. Put the Ambassador to China Leonard Wcx)d- joining in, the muscians performed man, 646-7703. 052-3 STAR to work for you! Phone Manchester. Kitchen Wethersfield, Connecticut, driving rocord raquirod. Call cock said after Monday night's con­ DINNY'S SI IS I Mi PAC I 643-2711, privileges. Call 649-2358. Beethoven's Fifth Symphony and for Grange Gives Degrees until 11:00 A.M. March 29, SITTER NEEDED, cert. an encore gave a rousing rendition of BOLTON- Hours 3:15 to 5:45. MANCHESTER -M anchester TOWN OF MANCHESTER 1979, after which they will LAWN-A-MAT FURNISHED SLEEPING Woodcock said the orchestra's tour "The Stars and Stripes Forever." Must be reliable. Ideal for Grange will confer the first and se­ be publicly opened and 331 Summit St. Bolton high school girl. Salary ROOM for mature gentleman. "tremendouslv strengthened" Sino- The Chinese audience rose to its Modern bath. Parking. No cond degrees Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Irokm I.KGAL NOTICE read aloud. Bids must be ManchMttr $2.00 p r hour. Call 649-5578 American relations by "creating an feet and clapped along with the submitted on Proposal after 6 PM weekdays. PRIME MAIN STREET cooking. Security and Manchester Properly. Fully references. $130 monthly. Call atmosphere o( good will. " music. the Grange Hall on Olcott Street. Form CON 114J in bid T«l. 649-8667 The Planning and Zoning Confmission will hold a public _____ batwaan 9 and 4______lca.scd, long term basis lo 643-212'/.. There will be no auction table. envelopes provided by the CLIP & M AILI 2 hearing on Monday, April 2. 1979. at 7:30 P.M., in the naliunally rated tenants. Tax Department of Transporta­ Hearing Room, Municipal Building. 41 Center Street. Stop, Good net return. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING tion, which may be secured Manchester. Connecticut, to hear and consider the following ELECTRONIC Excellent shelter position. ROOM - Fully furnished. TV Tonight petitions: in Room 145 at 24 Wolcott TECHNICIAN- Part time. Possible mortgage assump­ Stove, refrigerator, and linens Hill Road, Wethersfield, MAIL TO: Hours optional. Exprienced tion. Rain Soft, 871-0378. provided. 801 Main Street, STEAKMAN OF MANCHESTER. INC. ET AL - ZONING Connecticut. The telephone in repair and calibration. Manchester. 649-9879. REGULATION AMENDMENT (S-32) Oscilloscopes, signal Reel Btlele Wented 25 «HX) S2Dano*F*v*r 871 Fkiorocarbona McCarthy. number is 566-4750. ADDRESS nSSOSNowa generators, etc, 644-2151. ' n e w l y f u r n i s h e d Si ® S7) MacNsll / Lahrar Raport 10:00 Application to amend Article IV, Section 8. A (I ) as follows: “ All persons are invited ghc K e ra lb ) iX on Lucy Wild Kingdom 12:40 l«o aM M M M nans nwa 4mi4crNM| CLASSiFItO AOVfRTiSIMO ALL CASH For your property, REDECORATED ROOM- For i Joker'* WM CMoo And Tho Man (X) CSS Lata MovI* " Banacek: iCMiam naas «rni«cncw (a I Within 1.000 feet in a direct line from any other premises to bid without regard to CITY within 24 hours. Avoid refined gentleman. Centrally iX0ThaRopai* iBotO'tBloTop Tic Tac Dough Pro|ecl Phoenix"’ (1972) George a in which spritous and alcoholic liquors are .sold, exchanged, race, color, creed, national P.O. BO X 991 Tape, Instant Service. Hayes located. Quiet neighborhood. I TV Community Collaga 0LMngFMth Peppard, William WIndom. origin or sex." S6:00 or stored or purposes of sale or exchange, except as provided STATE Manchastar, Conn. 06040 Corp. 648-0131. Room service. 643-5331. IMyThraaSoni ) Tho Paper Chaas 10:30 1KX) in paragraph (hi below: ITEM #1 7^89-117 1-86- MACHINISTS For Aircraft iBoodiz* 0B ltarr* Parts- F)xperimental and IStudloS** )Cro*s-Wlt* 0 IS 0 Tomorrow 1(37)10 "niree Bill Boards ZIP SELLING your house? Call us Apertmenit For Rent 53 ) & Happy Days Nawaik And RaaMy ibi Paragraph la) shall not apply to any building or Elast of Slater Street & EXAMPLE: Short Run. Job Shop first and we’ll make you a TV Community Coiiags 1:30 6:30 ) NHL Hodisy (£ JoaFrankIn premises containing the following classes of liquor permits North of 1-86 15 Words for 6 Days experience* preferred. To cash offer! T.J, Crockett, LOOKING for anything in real ) Th* Brady Bunoh lOCWIhangsre SHaa Haw Hortsya PHONE work on either Lathe, las the .same arc defined by the Connecticut General Realtor, 643-1577. estate rental - aparlments, Mihig For Dollars I Up In Roaaoud County FooWapa 2:18 MANCHESTER Calendar Bridgeport, Cintimatic or I J*k* H*n Qotpol Tim* (SNsw* Statutes I: homes, multiple dwellings? I World Hockey 11K)0 Days 30, Liq. Damages J CHECK ENCLOSED Only *9.00 Tracer. Top Pay for right IMMEDIATE Cash for your inN B C N tw t 1. Restaurant permit. No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate I Jokar'sWM (JDO00N*wa 2:26 $25.00 Former property of: man. Excellent fringe property. Let us explain our Associates, Inc. 646-1980. lOvwlEasy )8oabrook‘77 Cam Bumalt And Ftlanda 2. Restaurant permit for beer only, Adam-18 (3) MovI# "Four's A Crowd" THE CARLYLE benefits. Apply at; Paragon fa ir osal. Call Mr. Untouchablta Errol Flynn. Rosalind 3. Restaurant permit for wine and beer only. JOHNSON MACHINE CO. FILL IN ONE WORD PER RLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS Tool Co., Inc., 121 Adams An Amarloan Story 8*30 Dick Van Dyke Belfiore, 47-1413. MANCHESTER- West Center mMorvQrtltm Ml. ITEM 12 76-89-78 1-86- Street, Manchester, 647-9935. 6:56 TVCommunMyCbltga VERNON STREET CORPORATION - INLAND Street, Four room apartment. 3 ) 0 Lavam* A Shkloy HUASE CAUTHEATRE 1(37)10 IVk Story Franne « MAY WE BUY your home? Tile bath, appliances, private 0N*w* B uaraC kib Hogan-aHaroaa WETLANDS - KNOWLLWOOD ROAD lV-51 1 2 3 * Dio( Cavan FOR SCREEN T«yES House Frame Garage & KATHY BARRAGLIFFE SAYS: Quick, fair, all cash and no entrance and storage. Good 7dK) Application to fill and construct a private road within a ______0:00 11:30 Shed 325 Tolland Tpke. 1 10 problem. Call Warren E, location. Available im­ CBSNswi QDCBS MovI* "Red Sun" designated inland wetland and a watercourse — northeast of s T 1 llowland, Realtors, 643-1106. (S Bamaby Jonas MANCHESTER Calendar “I lova working at tha Maadowa... Youll lova MAN WANTED To work in mediately. Quiet or retired Six MWon Dollar Man (1972) Charles Bronson. Ursula Knnilwood Road at 525V Vernon Street. persons. References, securi­ aABCNaw* CDThaOongSbow Days 30, Liq. Damages H to o r Printing Department of local •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Andress. A bandit and a samurai 3 ) 0 A B C \ l ^ "That Man 12 13 14 1* ty. No pets, or children. DaHnaQaTn* stalk the outlaw s lormer part­ PUBLIC NOTICE SUBDIVISION REGULATION AMENDhfENT (S-331 $25.00 Former property of: 11 . R ir s ...... $9.90 por hr to atari food warehouse. Will teach Houtehold Qoodi 40 FastMOfFaltb Boll " (1973) Fred Witiiamson. U nheated. $215 m onthly. ner. who has wronged them in EST, OF AGATHA L P i r s ...... $5.10 par hr lo atail y oou to run small AM Press, fWfW Teresa Graves. G vw niisn ano noirffwiw OapBMBMWiw w n a w asaw rwBwa Application to amend various sections of the Subdivision 20 REFRIGERATORS Write to: P.O, Box 244, East- dillerenl ways. (R) n v ^ O I F a l l h 1C it II ft Mlust be able to type. Apply: on 0 Thraa'a Company ^LanoanaaaRanka psiBBaNaN iFaa la INta R^Faoa ava aF^att la oaalacA Jaa Regulations regarding the subdivision application fee. TURONIS Paid hoRdaya, vacationa, nwdical and Inauranea Washers / Ranges, used, ford. Conn. gg(gBaatOfI Bast Of Carson v^viwaai aHBi^^aa a* wagai w Gaer Bros. 140 Rye Street, IDIokCavalt lO S u p ar Stunt is-suance of building permits and conveyance of lots in a su If ITEM #3 76-89-17 1-86- banalHa, pay Incraaa# after probationary ported, South Windsor. guaranteed and clean. New I Nawlywad Cam* lOranaJurylJury OThsRNIaman * * ■■■ aM b* a*atsa on a WW eeia*, HwH ewad baat*. 1(37)10 1 Story Housew/a. 23 24 APARTMENT and HOUSES S) CapOonad ABC Nsai* division, bonding, and provision of utilities. 21 22 unHorm altewanco, and many othar banafHa. shipment damaged, G.E & IThaOddCoupl* I MovI* "Damn Yankees " Garage 262 Hartford Tpke. For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ Over Easy At this hearing, interested persons may be hoard and written CaH Sua Robinaon, DNS or Pat Soucter, FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices, (19S8) Tab Hunter. Gwen 12dW VERNON Calendar Days B.D. Pearl St Son, 640 Main tals in all Areas, Prices and Verdon. With a lillle help Irom communications received. Copies of these petitions have 26 27 IS » 7:20 SILovsLucy R e g a l S S u T 30, Liq. Damages $25.00 ADNS, for appHcatten. Street, 643-2171, Sizes. Call Rental Assistors. S Dally Numbar* the Devil, an aging baseball Ian (!) MovI* "The Runaround" boon filed in the Town Clerk's office and may be inspected Former Property of: T E L 647-9194 CERTIFIED PERSONNEL- 236-5646. Small Fee, becomes a championship (19A6) Ella Raines, Rod Camer­ during office hours. 24 Coach Co-ed Tennis Coach. St 7:30 ballplayer who leads the Wash­ on. W9 9099 cweaaaimrw mUm§ a t mptrio r jMwdact. m------12 23 FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom ERWIN C. TUXBURY THE MEADOWS Assistant Track St Field MANCHESTER- Main Street. GD P-M. Maoailn* ington Senators lo victory (2 OThaRMaman PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION ETAL Set. Excellent condition. 3 ) 6100,000 Nmds That Tun* MO 640-2112 Coach. Begin immediately. 2/3 room apartments, heated. hrs.) *NVa WaMIta-laa Ronald Gales. Secretary 22 R CONVALESCENT CENTER Queen-size bed, triple dresser, Nawtywad Qtm* 12:30 Commissioner of ja IT Miring semester. Ckmtact Will dresser with shelved mirror, Hot water, appliances. No 0:30 SlMovla " Nightmara" (1956) aAlNST. miilMkMIsalaa Dated this 20th day of March. 1979. 333 BidwtM 8L, Manchaater, CL 06040 Sounidbio Board Transportation Duchesneau, 742-7346, at night stand. 4 years old. $800. pels. Parking. Security, 523- S 3 ) 0 ISQuaanaBlvd. Edward G. Robinson. Kevin 054-3 0454 lU tt «CC*M Inm t-aa. 004* H dteclmltr CamnuaMj CtMtee- Coventry High School. 7047. l’A(iK J-OdllTKKN KVKNING HERALD. Tuw,, March 20, 1979

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EJ 24 PniposiOon 22 Groat 33 Of octan so Babyloman By Abigail Van Buren daily , H79 b, C«ic*go Ttibun»N Y Nm S,M Inc 27 H«ndu 24 Eiuda movamani 7 ' gtrmant 35 Lima 51 Diractof H i t Y o u , rr'S g P incb 25 Amphtb«an Pramingar 29 Ottoman 26 Rabid 40 Traiiad 32 Gifted tDtaktr2 | H tbr«» 43 Prongs 52 Vegaiibla 5»rvlc»$ Otitred 31 Servicti o u tfit 31 Strvictt OHtftd T O H i t Y o u . 55 Sourta of 31 Building Contracting 33 DEAR ABBY: I just saw you on the Phil Donahue show 34 45 Skirmishas 36 RastrKtmg mttai BRICK, BLOCK, STONE, ind I (an't believe you were born in 1918. 1 2 3 4 WILL DO HOUSE CARPENTRY & MASONRY - Have you ever had a face lift? boildmg s I 1 1 • 10 n INCOME TAX Fireplaces,concrete, Chimnev CLEANING - Part time. Must Additions and Remodeling. 37 Cbarya with If not, please teii me how to keep from growing old. 12 12 PREPARATION repairs. No job too small bring I infant. Experienced. Free estimates. Call Anthony gas 14 Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ ANOTHER 1918 MODEL 38 Mmcad oath Cali mornings, 6464949. Squillacote 649-0811. Aulot For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Trucks lor Sale 11 11 17 timates. 62 Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 39 Biblical land 11 19 20 HUSINKSS * INOIVIDDAI CARPENTER - Repairs, 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN DEAR MODEL: I've never had a iace-Iilt. And ta keep 41 Lytargic aod CARPET INSTALLATION - Irea grewing eld-die yeeig. INCOMK TAXES remodeling, additions, gar­ window van. Excellent condi­ diaThvlImtda 21 22 22 I’HEPAKKI) - In the < om- Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets. ages. roofing. Call David tion. Very low mileage. Cap­ MOTORCYCLE 42 M akt an Steam Cleaning. Free es­ WILL BABYSIT WHILE YOU Patria, 644-1796. CHRYSLER 1975 CORDOBA- CAMARO 1974-'Green with INSURANCE- Lowest Rates DEAR ABBY: 1 read with great interest the letter from adging 2« 2S 21 27 21 29 20 21 fort of your home or office, WORK DAYS, my home. Big White with red vinyl roof. tains chai'rs. Stereo and 44 Mapla ganus ( all 646-76.13. for an apimint- timates. Call 649-6265. plaid bucket seat interior. 8. cassette. Radials, 429-9461. Available! Immediate Bin­ the lady who couldn't warm up to her daughter-in-law. (She Captain Eaay — Crooka A Lawranca )2 back yard, Northend. Call 649- FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY White bucket seat interior. Automatic transmission. ding. Sunny Day Option. Call 46 WtapY 33 24 22 riienl. 7609, Loaded! Even has Sun Roof. said, "I always felt that my son could have done a lot better." 49 Parson of EXPERT PAINTING and - Remodeling and Additions. Power steering. Real Joan, 643-1126. MY &TAR91 WHEN WA&H I U c a l l (WASHmSTON R(SHT WHILE ON THE 6IANT OCTO-500 N H •••••#•••••••••••••••••••• $3495. Must be seen! Suburban 1977 CHEVY 1/2 TON I wonder if she ever realized that he also could have done a prommanca 27 I.ANDSCAPING Specializing Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 sweetheart! $3295. Suburban PICKUP- Customized. Asking lot worse?) BBOAPCA9T TH/4T S.OA. NOW! THE C0A9T 6UAKD OR MIP-ATLAMTIC-EA?y HA$ BEEN in Exterior House Painting. Painting-Paptring 32 years experience! For Free Motors. Rt. 83, Manchester- Motors, Rt. 83. Manchester- 5AYIM6 THEY'D BEEN NAVY EHOULP EE ABLE TO p a r a l y z e d w it h NERVE SABI $3 Commarca 3$ 21 •0 41 INCOME TAX Preparation Talcottville Town Line, Open $4500 or best offer. Call 647- I, too. felt that my son could have done a lot better, but I SHANOHAIEP-PIP HE irUN DOWN THAT COHFOUUXP^ Jl a^ancy (abbr) FIxpcrienced. At your home. Tree pruning, spraying, Estimates, call 646-4239. Talcottville Town Line. Open 9261 before noon, or after 6 fOR VOOR IN- 54 Traat 42 42 44 mowing, weeding. Calf 742- PAINTING - Interior and 9 to 9, 649-2076. wasn't very good at concealing my feelings. I always found TELL WKAT SHIP THEY TRAWLER! 42 Call Dan Mo.sler. 649-3329 or 9 to 9, 649-2076. p.m. im p e rs- something to criticize my daughter-in-law for. WERE O N ? 56 Daprassion ini­ 7947, exterior, paperhanging, FARRAND REMODELING - «• «? 41 41 20 11 52S-8263, excellent work references. Moblle Homes 65 I soon noticed that my son would always take her part, tials S2 2 Cabinets and Formica Tops, 1972 CHEVY VAN- TO 57 Atways SNOW-PLOWING- Available Free estimates. Fully in- Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ and it was them against me. That's when I began to analyze 1) S4 II .sured. Martin Matson, 649- TRADE for newer model. 55,- VOLKSWAGEN POP UP my own feelings and had to admit that the fault was with 58 Tropical fruit INCOME TAX all winter, night or day. ditions, Decks. All types of 59 Of tha (Sp.) SI S7 4431. VOLKSWAGEN 1975 BUG- OLDS 1974 CUTLASS 000 miles. Good condition. If CAMPER 1970- Can sleep 4. m e-not her. II PHEPAHATION - Your home SANDING AVAILABLE, Remodeling and Repairs. Beautiful! 4 speed. Thrifty! you want to trade down. Call 60 Lataral part TOO. Don't wait til it snows! Phone 643-6017. SUPREME- 3 Door Hardtop. Excellent running condition. That was seven years ago. Thank heaven I woke up in 61 Com opaning St 10 • 1 or mine, Oan Wade, Tax Con- $2995. Terms arranged. Subur­ 643-5747. Standard shift. Some body rot, O Hultant. B7I-9554, Call 646-0743, after .1,10 p.m, (QUALITY PAINTING and Burgandy, with white top. time to.improve the relationship before it was too late. Paper Hanging by Willis ban Motors, Rt. 83, Sharp car! $2595. Suburban $1695. Call 649-1700. LEON CIESZYNSKI Manchester-Talcottville Town When I warmed up to her, she quickly warmed up to me. I PROFESSIONAL Schultz. Fully insured BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ Motors, Rt. 83. Manchester- have two beautiful grandchildren now, and I am closer to my references. 649-4343. Line. Open 9 to 9, 649-2076. ALLAN T, KEELER'S TAX DRESSMAKING i ditions, Remodeling, Rec Talcottville Town Line. Open son than I've ever been. SERVICE, Tax Returns done ALTERATIONS done In my Rooms, Garages, Kitchens 9 to 9. 649-2076. J.P. LEWIS 4 SON- Interior Abby, edit this any way you wish, but please tell mothers- in the privacy of your home. home. Please call 646-4972, Remodeled, (Ceilings, Bath in-law to make the first move in reaching out to their Call 87I-!781, for appointment, Monday thru Friday. 10:00 and Exterior painting, paper Tile. Dormers, Roofing. hanging, remodeling, carpen­ daughters in-law. They will be pleasantly surprised. Win at bridge a m. to 3:00 p.m. Residential or Commercial. CADILLAC 1972 COUPE DE JUSTIN TIME Alloy Oop — Dava Qraua try. Fully insured. 649-9658. 649-4291. VILLE- Gorgeous! Full PEACE OF MIND. CHEVROLET 1971 IMPALA- ,-.tL 'TYPES OK TAXES CROSSEN ELECTRIC Will •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Power! $2195. Trades eo o o l t h e n 'fc)uu>sr?^ IDo you nava a guaaVon tor between, call 646-1379. MANCHESTER PLUMBING COUGAR 1974 XR- One owner YOU CAN PLACE YOUR ^ r t h d a y VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.22) Ask This hand was designed to beauty! Factory air. Local lha aspant? Writa "Ask (fie & HEATING - Repairs. yourself If It's worth alienating show when a player not only Experts." csrs of this nei-spa- COMPLETE CARPET & Tile l.ICENSEI) DAY CARE in car. $3495. Must be seen! ibows a four-card suit installation and repairs Free NEWTON SMITH- Remodeling. Pumps repaired friends to get what you want per. Indlrldusl question will my home. First and second Remudeling, Repairs, and replaced. Free estimates. Suburban Motors, Rt. 83. HERALD & DOLLAR SAVER March 21,1979 today, before you employ pro- fore reblddlng a alx carder, be answered II sccompxnled l■slimales Call 646 .1745. alter shift openings available. 742- Manchester-Talcottville Town 5 p.m Rec-Rooms. No job to small. Electric drain-snaking. 24- Goals you may have had trou­ cedurea that knock them out of but never around to by stamped, sell-addressed 547,3, 649-3144 hour service. 646-0237. Line. Open 9 to 9, 649-2076. the picture. reblddlng that tix-card suit. envelopes. The most Interesi ble accomplishing In the past LIBRA (Sspt.23-Oct.23) No mat­ should be reachable this com­ South gets to a normal, Ing ouesllons will be used In ing year. Stick with what you've ter how trivial something sound three-notnimp con­ this column and will rsethe started and put forth the same appears, don't dtacuaa family tract after North's key bid of copIss ol JACOBY MODEBN I KEEP SMILING Apartments For Rent 53 Ottfces-Stores tor Rent 55 Autos For Sale 61 Issue with outsiders. A loved JAVELIN 1973 - Local car. honest effort. one's feelings could be deeply Htathcim — Qcorgt Qataly K E E P H A PPY Small 8 cylinder. Automatic ARIES (March 2t-Aprll 19) Hard MANCHESTER - RETAIL, work, unselfishly motivated. Is hurt. QUIET PLEASANT FOUR transmission. Very nice! SCORPIO (Oct.24-Nov.22) v n a r ^ ROOMS- Second Iloor storage, and/or manufac­ the only thing that will pay off $1895. Terms arranged. Subur- for you today. Subdue personal There Is no easy way of doing I Mature, responsible adults on­ turing .space. 2,000 sq ft. to ban Motors, Rt. 83, things today. In tact, you may VIT 7 9 Fashion Book ly. No pets. Security. Call 100,001) sq. ft. V ery ambitions. Find out more of Manchester-Talcottville Town whit lies ahead for you from even have to go back to anti­ Winthrop — Dick Qavalll after 6 p m., 649-5897. reasonable. Brokers 1971 FORD GALAXY 500. Line. Open 9 to 9, 649-2076. quated ways In order to accom­ protected. Call Heyman now until your next birthday by ■Body rusted and dented. One sending for your copy of Astro- plish your alma. MANSFIELD, CONN,- Three Properties, 1-226-1206. bad valve. But still a great car SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.21) Graph Letter. Mall $1 for each You may have to be firm with HOWZCCME r a n p n c u V e t)edroom Duplex for rent. 1 for $300. Call 649-7876 days. to AslroOU SRlNi IS RBALLVSOINie TO BE 2 Carpeted with dishwasher and worth It. acqualntancet. Do what's best stove $2.15 monthly. No pets. junk cars. Call .loev at Tolland LEO (July 23-Aug.22) Your b a d t o t w e , " “ NS THIS YEAR. Auto Body 528-1990. 1974 CHEVY BLAZER- 4 for YOU. ^ O N X i o N r Security and lease 649-6365, wheel drive, V-8 engine, methods today could be quite after 5 p.m. Available April automatic transmission, clean 15th MONTE CARLO 1973. Power 41 steering,g. powerpow brakes. tru ck $3195. 1974 AMC * e u f , HCfe eoNE vEeeTARiAN/* GREMLIN, 6 cylinder, 3 TOYOTA 1974 COROLLA - 2 Banya World — Jim Barry M-ANCIIESTER- Large 5 automatic, $1,575 Call 649- door. Pretty blue. 4 speed. 1149 anytime speed transmission, 28 miles iiiom flat, available April 1st. to the gallon, excellent condi­ .Xtra clean! Inexpensive to Buga Bunny — Halmdahl ft Stoffal Garage, 2 bi>drooms, no pets. own and drive. $ 2 ^ . Subur­ 1976 CHEVETTE SC(X)TER - tion. $1695. 1973 PONTIAC LE No Utilities Security and MANS 2 Door H ardtop, ban Motors, Rt. 83. references. $2(X) monthly. 643- 26,000 miles, very good condi­ Manchester-Talcottville Town T H A T '* IT , tion, $2,IX)0 firm. Call 643-4461. AM FM stereo, automatic 1570. transmission. V-8 engine, Line. Open 9 to 9. 649-2076. sharp, sharp car. $1595 1972 l-2711 ^ I 0 H T L E '5 T H R E E ROOM CHFfVY NOVA, 4 door, small AMC 1975 MATADOR- V-8, Our Boarding Houao This Funny World KNOCK B 1 4 9 APARTMENT- with heat, hot V-8. autom atic. AM/FM air. power steering. $2195.649- p e » m n O F F « R 12V;34V^ water, stove, refrigerator, 9092 after 5 PM. AMC 1978 MATADOR stereo, air conditioning, JAIL AV^FF-^PUT-TT.' AV LUCK li> w it h LUNCH With th« •fcAra/v« I carpet. $215. Third floor. STATION WAGON - lajadcd, excellent condition $1395. An­ PhOTO GUIPg Patfm* Adults only. No pets. Central­ 1 I N ^ I ^ OH iMPRtJVIN'.' ' EdPMAIN'* all options $.5350 firm. 528- dover Texaco, Route 6. An­ 1977 I’ONTIAC TRANS AM- m RkSHT TO t=LAKY ly located! Call 646-7690. 8817. dover, 742-6744. Special Edition, black. Hurst 4 conv«nltnc«, lexm E THE Tile ’79 FASHION is speed. Fully equipped. Call aarvica. Now, Y W H E th P U O R nH$T(SUV . FAHIUV, lilletl witli iloiens and FOUR ROOMS. FIRST SUPER 1972 MERCURY after 5 PM. 568-6302. Dapartmant attar-houra answarlng ( m E6(7P1MN! WHEN' iv e M tR & V E P ■ t h e y , doxons of lovely desiuns Fl.OOR- Adult couple. No CAPRI - 2 door. 4 speed, stan­ w hatavar Sundays holldaya HE HEAR^ABOiT; Y(M HASNT, 'PROBABLY in all sixes from whieh to children or pots. 649-6987 dard transmission, radial R7RA 1W^, HEU -4 ^ I M E P r e a l l y choose your patterns. tires, very clean, extra good OFFICE SPACE FIVE- 5 U5PENP THE TO BE THE 5NERE ' Also a section with dir gas mileage. Must be seen. COMET 1974- 2 door. Thrifty 6 m S T E [ENTIRE /KAYiPR’S RELATEP.' reotions for making; a 6;l3-8863 keep trying. FOR RENT SWM RELATIVE! Star I’otholder, Clothes­ OlUcaa-Storat for Bent 55 cylinder. Automatic transmis­ / sion, power steering, real 250 square feet, center of pin Dolls, and a Calico 1974 COUGAR XR7- Power clean economy car! $2295, Manchester, air con­ Nights 643-271^ HBR ^ ilen for kitchen utensils ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. steering, power brakes, ditioning and parking. roM WHAT'S Ideal lix-ntion. $300 including Bank terms arranged. Small ) and a