MANILA, Philippines (UPI) — The United States announced I today it would accept 1,200 Viet­ namese refugees from the Philip- I pines, including 600 from the freighter Tung An, marooned in Manila Bay for 48 days. Canada also confirmed it would take from 300 to 350 refugees from the vessel packed with 2,100 Viet­ namese and Australia said it would resettle 200, New Prime Minister The announcements by the three countries came at a meeting of about 30 ambassadors brought Names Military Chief tl I together by Foreign Minister TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Carlos F. Romulo to discuss the refugee situation in the Philip­ Ayatollah Ruhollah Related stories on pines. K hom eini’s revolutionary pages 6 and 7. U.S. Ambassador Richard forces completed their seizure nt of Murphy told the assembled of- of Iran today and his prime danced n the tanks abandoned by the •rmleullto I ficials the United States would minister, Mehdi Bazargan, for­ ■It moM take 600 refugees from the "immortals.” | iMrcoal Fabella Center in suburban Man- mally took over the govern­ Bazargan appealed to his followers Dtorod Mtid daluyong Town and 600 from the ment. Bazargan promptly for calm amid wild jubilation by Mot moM I Tung An. named a new military chief of Khomeini supporters who rampaged I food*, polo Murphy’s announcement came staff. through the capital firing wildly into rlcMl the air. on the 48th day of the Tung An’s The takeover came after forces stay in Manila Bay. Refugees The commander of Shah loyal to the 78-year-dld ayatollah cap­ Mohammed Reza Pahlavi’s Imperial aboard the vessel were denied tured the luxurious Niavaran palace asylum in the Philippines, wich guard was killed — apparently by his vacated by the shah 26 days ago and own men — after he switched his claimed there was no more room took control of the last stronghold of I for them at Fabella. loyalty to Khomeini in a communique loyalist troops in Tehran — the broadcast Sunday night. every More than 2,000 refugees at Lavizan barracks where the shah’s Mennbers of Khomeini’s popular little Fabella have been awaiting elite imperial guard had held out un­ resettlement for months prior to til early today. militia stormed the Lavizan thing barracks, where the elite palace the arrival of the Tung An Dec. 27 Bazargan, designated by the and the United States had refused guard — dubbed the "immortals" — ayatollah as his prime minister on held out against the Ayatollah’s to give priority to the people the religious leader’s return from 15 aboard the vessel. forces until early today. years of exile, fired the pro-shah Khomeini, in an appeal broadcast chief of staff of Iran’s a rm ^ forces over the radio, called on thousands of The Economy and appointed Maj. Gen. his heavily armed followers to Hold Onto Your Sled Mmohammed Vali Qami in his place. restore calm and stop destruction Beirut, Lebanon': The The new Islamic government and arson amid indications that I authoritative Middle east Salvatore Samzo, 21, of Central Avenue, Idader also named chief Khomeini youthful guerrillas rampaging I Economic Survey says Saudi East Hartford, and his niece, Tina Colty Gyr- spokesman Ibrahim Yazdi as assis­ through the capital were acting on Arabia has increased the price of sold, slide down the hill at Center Park in tant to the prime minister for their own. i make them revolutionary affairs. I extra oil produced to offset cut­ Manchester. Tina got a free ride up the hill, Radio Iran said Khomeini’s backs in Iranian exports by 14.5 Bazargan took over from Prime designated priirne minister. Mehdi courtesy of her uncle. (Herald photo by Minister Shahpour Bakhtiar, the ap­ percent above the 1978 price level, Strempfer) Bazargan, would announce shortly a rather than the 5 percent pointee of Shah Mbhamm^. Reza comprehensive program fo/ applicable for the first quarter of Pahlavi. Bakhtiar’s wherabquts were reopening schools and calling off in­ 1979 under OPEC guidelines. a mystery. Radio Iran said Bakhtiar dustrial strikes to resume produc­ Washington: President Carter, either resigned or committed tion. who begins a state visit to Mexico suicide. But diplomatic sources said Bazargan prepared to take formal on Wednesday, says the United he was alive and hiding. control of the government, aban­ School Deficit Due; Bazargan’s sweeping dismissal of States will be a good customer for doned Sunday by Prime Minister any oil and gas Mexico decides to Gen. Abbas Qarabaghi from the post Shahpour Bakhtiar. Iran Radio said sell, so long as the price is fair. of chief of staff followed surrender Bahktiar, who once called El Centro, Calif.: Tons of let­ by the last surviving pockets of the Khomeini’s pledge to take over the tuce ready for harvest is left un­ Spending Freeze Set palace guard "immortals," sworn to governent "a joke,” had "resigned or picked in California fields where protect the monarchy, a bloodless committed suicide." United Farm Workers union By CHRIS BLAKE salaries ($21,000), summer takeover of the Niavaran palace and However, diplomatic sources in generate surpluses when there are capture of the capital city by tens of leader Cesar Chavez — hoping to Herald Reporter school ($1,600) and home instruc­ only five months left in the current Tehran said they had heard reports quell violence — has called off tion ($4,300). thousands of gun-welding Khomeini that Bakhtiar was still alive and in EAST HARTFORD — The school budget year and most of the spending militia. picketing until after the funeral of department is facing a projected The figures are based on spending has already taken place. hiding. They said he was trying to a young striker shot to death $255,000 deficit and school officials in the first six months and an­ Surpluses would have to come from The Niavaran palace, which the negotiate a formal resignation and stand shah vacated Jan. 16 to leave Iran, Saturday. have ordered an immediate (reeze on ticipated spending for the rest of the non-salary accounts, because salary handover of power to Baza gan in lid call Detroit: Transportation budget year, said Dominic Fulco, fell to the revolutionaries at 12.30 exchange for his safety. T e reports all expenditures except those which accounts cannot be touched, he said. p.m. (4 a.m. EST) The takeover was you at Secretary Brock Adams, faced are absolutely necessary. school finance director. Also, the school department cannot could not be immediately confirmed. with predictions that the price of The school department will try to totally peaceful. Earlier today, crack units of the ntative, Board of Education members expect the situation with the utility The revolutionaries went up to the gasoline will hit $1 a gallon this cut back wherever it is possible, accounts to improve, he said. "immortals" surrendered to pro- Aiyour learned Thursday night that the troops and the troops surrendered all year, summons the nation’s top school department has deficits, Fulco said. All requests for funds will Khomeini forces after a bloody gun- er rea- automotive experts to open an all- be reviewed and only those which are Even so, school officials are of their weapons including the tanks. battle around the American military either actual or projected, in the "praying for warmer weather," Several of them broke into tears. which- out search for a revolutionary, following accounts: tuition, emergency needs will be granted, he advisory center in north Tehran. fuel-conserving car for the 1990s. said. Fulco said. Warmer weather would They were given civilian clothes and The center had been vacated by telephone, insurance, fuel oil, elec­ allow the schools to save on fuel oil told to go away. Belle Chasse, La.: Union tricity, water, substitute teacher In addition, thermostats at school Ame^'an personal. It had housed the expenses. The revolutionaries then put pic­ representatives and management salaries, summer school and home buildings will be turned down on U .S an itary mission to the Iranian officials at Chevron Oil Co. have instruction. nights and weekends, when students tures of Khomeini on the front gates ari/r. . "It doesn't look good," Fulco said, of the palace. reached a tentative contract The largest single deficit is in the are not in school, to save money, he referring to the budget situation. jter, UPI reporter Raymond agreement, easing a strike threat. said. Several Moslem mullahs armed rilkinson reported from the site that tuition account. ’The $141,900 deficit I,ast March, School Superintendent with rifles immediately took charge is largely due to the increasing However, Fulco said he foresees Eugene Diggs ordered a temporary „ie building was being systematical­ "an immediate" increase in fuel oil of the palace in the name of the ly pilfered and all portraits of Presi­ IPKE. number of placements of students in freeze on all school spending to avoid police and locked it up. The only schools outside of the district. prices because of the unstable a projected $134,000 deficit at the end dent Carter had bren torn down or reported damage during the takeover Big Explosion The utilities — fuel oil, electricity political situation in Iran. The U.S. of the 1977-78 school year. smashed. He said that only a few has not received any oil from Iran in was one photograph whose glass looters were going through the WHITING, Ind. (UPI) - and water — all face projected The board wound up with a surplus the past three months and, with Sun­ broke when it fell off a wall. IRY Explosions ripped through oil deficits. The fuel oil account has an of about $7 last ,lulv. day s political developments, it Outside the palace, revolutionaries —Sec l*aar Ten I storage tanks at a large refinery anticipated deficit of $41,000, while the electricity account has a appears unlikely this situation will south of Chicago today and police change. h Sun, I evacuated about 1,000 persons projected deficit of $12,000. The While school officials attempts to from a 10-square block area near projected deficit in the water ac­ LABLE count is $2,400. hold the line on spending, they will I the spectacular blaze that ensued. I • ■•w -ta i.il No injuries were reported. Other deficit figures are: try to generat surpluses in other ARKAOE telephone account ($16,400), in­ areas. 250 Fire officials said the fire began in a four-story gasoline surance ($12,000) substitute teacher But, Fulco said it is difficult to processing unit that exploded about 10:45 p.m. CST Sunday at the Amoco Oil Co. refinery. The resulting fire spread to three of Carter To Discuss five nearby oil storage tanks early '/'■i today. 1',’ - Police evacuated a 10-square- block area adjacent to the Mexican Oil Price refinery as a "precaution,” /A spokeswoman Therese Hruskocy | WASHINGTON (UPI) — President prices, but there is little question the said. About 1,000 people live in the Carter says the United States wants tone set in their talks could have an neighborhood. to be "a good customer” for the oil enormous impact on future Firefighters from three and gas that Mexico decides to sell — negotiations. northwestern Indiana com­ but the price must be fair. Carter discussed the issue in an in­ munities— Whiting, East Chicago Dr. Sevinc Carlson, in a study terview with the correspondent for and Hammond — joined Amoco prepared for the Georgetown Univer­ Mexican television, which was crews in battling the blaze. sity Center for Strategic and Inter­ published today. national Studies, says Mexico is "We want to be a good customer i-R- eager to export petroleum, especial­ for the portion of oil and gas that Inside Today ly gas. Mexico decides to sell us as a So Carter, on the trip to Mexico neighbor," Carter said. “But the .1 I Classified...... beginning Wednesday, not only will price must be fair and the control of I Comics...... be seeking common ground between production and distribution must be I Editorial ...... U.S. energy needs and Mexico’s drive kept in the hands of the Mexican I Entertainment for economic independence, but a people.” I Fam ily...... compromise between the price the The United States is a ready-made I Obituaries__ United States would like to pay and market for Mexico’s natural gas and On the Open Trailj^ I Sports...... Mexico wants to charge. oil, but disputes over price and other I Television Actually, his talks with Mexico's issues have hampered business and While some stayed inside Saturday, others off Ash Swamp Road in Glastonbury. (Herald President Jose Lopez Portillo are un­ squelched negotiations for a U.S.- took to the open trails. Stanley Rudnicki, and photo by Strempfer) likely to deal with such details as Mexican gas pipeline. childrn May and Tony, enjoy snowmobiling ------PAGE TWO ------EVENING- ---- HERALD,* vw. Mon.. Feb. 12. L9I9 1979 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Feb. 12,1979- PAGE THREE Israel To Resume (Pollc« R«po^ Rehab Loan Program Mideast Peace Talks Vernon Has 132 Applications A Rockville resident was charged FOR YOUR VALENTINE MANCHESTER - The JERUSALEM (UPI) - The Israeli The prime minister charged that with reckless driving and passing in a tjrpe of construction or home Cabinet has formally accepted Presi­ the difficlties have arisen since no-passing zone after a two-car acci­ town’s rehabilitation loan renovation work. FROM WOODLAND GARDENS dent Carter’s invitation to resume Israel agreed to sign an American dent Saturday, police said. program has received a total of Of the 132 total applications, peace talks with Egypt, but balked at Police charged Dana Dubois, 24, of 132 applications through 94 have been approv^ for fun­ draft of the treaty Nov. 21. He said January. widening the negotiating powers of Egypt has raised proposals inconsis­ 9 Morrison St. Ext., Rockville, with ding, 35 have bMn withdrawn or The program, funded through its representative. Foreign Minister tent with the Camp David the two counts. rejected and three are being the federal Community Moshe Dayan. agreements which would change the The accident occurred on West processed. Prime Minister Menacheo Begin treaty’s nature. Street at about 6:30 p.m., and there Development program, Of the 94 applications ap­ provides subsidies to help expressed hope Sunday that the up­ After the more than four-hour were no serious injuries, police said. proved, three are pending con­ coming meeting at Camp David will Cabinet session. Begin told reporters Court date for Dubois is Feb. 20. residents pay the interest on struction, 12 projects are in P^BARDENIAS .. overcome the difficulties and "pave that Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan Police arrested an Ellington resi­ . home improvement loans. progress and 79 have been com­ the path" to peace between the two will be the only minister to represent m dent after a two-car accident Satur­ Interest for the residents may pleted. 4” POT • 8 . 8 0 countries. Israel at the renewed peace talks. day on Route 83. range from zero to five percent A total of $144,931.90 of Com­ depending on the income level. Earlier, the cabinet formally Dayan had asked that his Frederick Gleim, 59, of Jobs Hill munity Development funds has Residents who qualify for the accepted President Carter's invita­ negotiating powers be widened, but ; Road, Ellington, was charged with been spent so far on the program must live in a certain •CALANOROE.. tion to resume peace talks with Begin said the Cabinet did not dis­ driving while under the Influence of program, while local banks Egypt, which have been stalled for cuss the request. alcohol, police said. The accident oc­ area of town that includes the have spent $17,786.87. The downtown area and must meet more than two months over He said Dayan was enpowered only curred at 7:49 p.m. money spent by the banks will •8.88 certain income limits. differences in the wording of the to act according to previous cabinet Court date is Feb. 20. be paid back by the residents draft peace treaty. directives and advice from the prime Vernon Police also reported the The rehabilitation loan who have received the loans. ■'Let us hope it will be a useful minister. following arrests over the weekend: program has been one of those Anoter part of the rehabilita­ discussed during the recent meeting and will pave the path to A report on the national television • Ida Raposa, 17, of 200 E. Main tion loan program, for owners •8 .9 8 . debates about the Community overcome the difficulties which have said many Cabinet ministers St., Rockville, was charged with of property who rent to tenants Development prbgram. A group arisen lately in the negotiations. " expei'ted the upcoming talks to lead breach of peace. Court is Feb. 20. rather than live at the site, UlWr MaH Begin told a group of visiting South • Michael Williams, 27, of 10 Cot­ of residents is seeking an or­ received its third application in the way for a three-way summit dinance that would place a two- lanw FUMBdM* nt African Israeli Bonds leaders at the meeting among American. Egyptian tage St., Vernon, was charged with January. The investor-owned Knesset building. and I.sraeli leaders failure to appear in court and was year ban on the town’s par­ program started recently, and m F lU W m turned over to South Windsor Police. ticipation in Community thus far $6,575 in Community Old Way Still Prevails • Robert Kennedy, 18, of 60 Mile Development. Development funds and $27,428 Hill Road, Tolland, was charged with • Supporters of Community in bank monies has been spent. City May Give Exams There's no need for snow tires, chains or man uses a horse-drawn sleigh to drive Development have said such a !S’ ni m front-wheel drive when it comes to winter operating under the influence of AT 7-30 P Jl through pastoral farm lands here. (UPI alcohol. Court is Feb. 20. step would eliminate funding Icicle Badges driving in Lancaster County. Pa. This Amish • Michael Foley, 21, of Mt. Vernon for programs such as the For Manchester Jobs rehabilitation loan one, which WILLIMANTIC (UPI) - Drive. Vernon, was charged with dis­ Seven Girl Scouts in 'Troop 5002 orderly conduct. The arrest was they feel has been very MANCHESTER - The City of job applicants in Manchester. successful. earned their icicle merit made in connection with a distur­ Taking Over Downtown badges the hard way this Hartford might do testing for This would eliminate the problem Cars and Water Pipes bance at the accused’s apartment, Even opponents of continua­ weekend with blankets, .applicants for' jobs in Manchester of city residents being unable to police said. Tramp! The Washington army marches in tion in the Community Develop­ ment program have said that sleeping bags, and pup tents. bwause of the lack of transportation come to Manchester to take tests, • Valerie Kelley, of 25D Amato 1»5 as they are shown taking over Downtown Main Street in from the city to the suburb. which often are given at night. the rehabilitation loan program The scouts weathered sub­ Drive, South Windsor, was charged Manchester to make sure the merchants obey orders and zero temperatures during an Hartford's City Council has an Hartford’s Personnel Department Hit Hard with two counts of passing a bad is a good one. item on its agenda Tuesday to permit by Cold Snap produce their greatest bargains of the whole year for the The number of applicants overnight outing Saturday at a already does recruiting and testing check. Court date is Feb. 20. Lebanon camp. such testing. for some surrounding communities, By I nili'd I’ri-HK Inlernalionul • William Chatham, 16, of Castle Washington’s Birthday Sale. Washington’s army may be on hasbeen minimal the best two WOODLAND GARDENS temperatures in the mid teens, dip­ series of snowstorms tempered a Eight others woke up freezing 168 W OO^yTyn.^AjCHBBTM ^ Manchester officials have said the including Bloomfield and Glaston­ Connecticut stayed in a deep freeze Road, Tolland, was charged with leave this year, but the Spirit of ’79 is still backing up this months. There had been 130 ping down near zero tonight. gradual warmup in the frozen during the night and headed lack of public transportation from bury. today after a weekend of crystal fourth-degree larceny. The arrest year s birthday sale Feb. 15,16 and 17. (Herald photo by Sater- applications at the end of The outlook for Tuesday is fair Midwest today. November. back to the camp infirmary, Hartford has hindered the town in its Carbone has been critical of the clear weather and record low was made in connection with an with highs reaching 13 to 18. But, the winter months nor­ where the rest of the troop was recruitment of minority candidates state-run bus system in the Hartford temperatures froze water pipes and Temperatures climbed into the 20s alleged shoplifting incident at K- for job openings. region. One complaint he brought Sub-zero temperatures which in the Chicago area, reached a com­ mally are slow ones for any spending a warm night. stalled cars throughout the state. blanketed New England this weekend Mart, police said. Buses run by the Connecticut Tran­ against the bus system led to a deci­ The National Weather Service in paratively balmy 43 at Kansas City. Court date is Feb. 20. Police Charge Man sit Co. come to Manchester once an sion by the U.S. Department of and drove even hardy skiers from the Mo., and hit 60 in Liberal, Kan. Windsor Locks said it was a bone slopes, are expected to continue for 7'oMuiul hour during the day and do not run at Transportation's Office of Civil A series of snow storms, however, chilling nine below zero there Sunday several more days, the National In Death of Wife night. Rights that the bus system dis­ morning, which tied a 31-year record dumped locally heavy snows on parts A Massachusetts resident was Because of stis. Hartford's Deputy Weather Service says. of the upper Mississippi and Ohio arrested after an accident this mor­ criminated against Hartford's poor for Feb. 11 set in 1948. The last time Northern New England got hit the NORWALK (UPI) — A man who police say broke into Mayor Nicholas Carbone has and minority-group residents. Valleys. At least 4 inches fell on ning on Interstate 86. the thermometer hit nine below was hardest. New Hampshire state police his estranged wife’s home and killed her with a single suggested that the city's Personnel This decision was based on the fact Jan. 16. 1976. Chicago early today, pushing the The accident involved an reported the mercury dipped to 40 shotgun blast through a bedroom door was in custody Department do testing for municipal that the bus service did not provide Saturday's low temperature of city's snowfall total past the 82.4 inch automobile and a tractor-trailer today, police said. degrees below zero Saturday night at season record established last year. truck, but there were no injuries, city residents with the same access seven below zero matched another Twin Mountain. Sgt. Thomas LaTulipe said Cary Pickett, 28, of no cer­ to suburban jobs as it did for subur­ 31-year record set Feb. 10. 1948. A similar earlier record of 61.0 was police said. tain address, was arrested shortly after the late Saturday Budget Criticism ban residents working at city jobs. Other New Hampshire lows were lopped in Rockford, III. Mitchell Hardy, 23, of 12 Crusade "I don't particularly like it. " said 25 below in Crawford Notch, 20 below afternoon incident and charged with murder and burglary HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella Wethersfield farmer Frank Morris. Travelers advisories for up to 4 in­ Road, Westford, Mass., was charged in the first degree. Now You Know in Dixville Notch, 12 below in ches of snow extented from the with operating while under the in- Grasso should give lawmakers at "But you know what they call it Gilforw. Sanbornton and Wakefield, Marie C. Pickett, 28, of Norwalk, was pronounced dead least two days to digest her proposed Every year, the sun converts about around here — winter." Dakotas to Indiana and hazardous fluance of alcohol. Police said he was at the scene of a gunshot wound to the chest, LaTulipe 13 below in Enfield, and 14 below iti driving conditions were anticipated the operator of the automobile in­ said. budget before presenting it to the 17 million trillion tons of hydrogen Morris said “we re doing like Swanzey. Legislature, says Rep. Warren into 16.9 million trillion tons of everyone else, trying to keep warm. in the Virginias, where up to 3 inches volved in the accident, which oc­ Pickett turned a small caliber gun on himself just after Wildcat Mountain ski area Sunday was predicted. Sarasin. R-Beacon Falls. helium ^ a process expected to con­ We re checking the greenhouses and curred shortly before 2:30 a.m. Court the slaying and injured his right shoulder, the sergeant closed down its higher trails, where date is Feb. 26. tinue for the next 10 billion years. the barns a little more frequently. In Saranac Lake, N.Y., the said. chilly temperatures and stiff breezes temperature warmed up from 49 Correrlion That's all you can do. That and hope combined to make for a wind chill He was also served an arrest warrant for assault in the to heck it gets warmer." degrees helow zero Friday night'to factor of 80 degrees below zero. Maureen Moir, 37, of 22 Olmstead first degree stemming from a December incident in John J. Casey of the Hamden-based minus 41 Saturday night. Records which he allegedly stabbed his wife, police said. The Waterville Valley ski resort Ave., East Hartford, was charged Health Agency To Test Connecticut Motor Club said the of­ lows for Feb. 11 were set in 10 cities with evading responsibility, driving LaTulipe said the suspect was being held on $100,000 po.sted frostbite warning signs, but and towns, all in the East with the fice was flooded with "can't start" under the influence and operating bond for the murder and burglary charges, and $2,500 for was otherwise operating as usual. exception of Alpena. Mich., which calls all weekend due to worn-out In Vermont, the weekend-long deep while her license is under suspension, the assault charge pending an appearance in Norwalk Dental Care Eligibility batteries and f r o ^ gas lines. reported a 24-below reading. Superior Court Tuesday. freeze began Friday night when in connection with an accident that MANCHESTER — The town's will be accepted beginning March 1. He said the American Automobile temperatures at the U.S. Weather occurred late Thursday night on Pickett’s shoulder wound was'“treated at a local Health Department will be in charge The department is developing Association affiliate received more Route 44A in Bolton. Court date is hospital, police said. of certifying local families who are Service station in Burlington fell to criteria for eligibility for the than 300 calls an hour for 2.500 calls 25 degrees below. On Sunday, the Feb. 26 in Rockville. eligible for reduced-cost dental ser­ both Saturday and Sunday from Be Our pro^am. Family size and gross Police said the driver of the other vice being offered by the Manchester stranded motorists. thermometer hit minus 27 degrees in family income will be the primary Burlington, a new record for the Injured in Fire car involved was Henry L. Purvis, 20, Dental Society. Water pipes froze and broke water date. of 38 Lilac St., Manchester. Police factors. These will be publicized once HARTFORD (UPI) - A Hartford The dentist's fees for these ser­ they are finalized. mains in Rocky Hill and East Hart­ said the two drivers were headed in vices will be taken from the fee Vermont state police reported they child was severelv burned and a fire The department praised the den­ ford Sunday morning, the were keeping a careful watch on in­ opposite directions when Moir’s car schedule of the state Department of Metropolitan District Commission fighter suffered minor injury when SHOPPING tists for volunteering to establish the terstate highways, to make sure that fire broke out Sunday night on the moved into the opposite lane directly Not For ADay, Social Services and paid by the low-cost program for those residents said. The district also received 23 in front of Purvis. Purvis swerved patient. The cost will be less than the motorists with car trouble didn't first floor of a North End home. who cannot afford to pay regular reports of frozen pipes from . freeze while waiting for help. out of the way to avoid being hit, but usual cost for dental service. homeowners. Two-and-one-half-year-old Alesha fees. The program was established Although no records were broken was struck by Moir's car, according The reduction in fees varies with In Deep River, a small fire broke Mock was reported in guarded condi­ as an alternative to a proposed dental in Massachusetts, temperatures for tion today after being transferred to to police. Police said Moir drove different procedures, but the savings out in the kitchen of a home when oc­ away from the scene, and a few BAG clinic, which appeared to be a costly the third straight day dipped below often will be 30 percent. cupants used a blow torch to try to Yale-New Haven Hospital for proposal that would have taken , zero Sunday from Cape Cod to the minutes later on South Road, drove ButFrarAWedd treatoent of burns and smoke inhala­ Payment arrangements will be es­ months to develop. thaw frozen pipes, fire officials said. Berkshires. off the road knocking down three tablished by each dentist. tion. The rest of the family escaped The Health Department also The MDC's water bureau advised guard rail posts, after which the car To qualify for these services, a per­ Operators of Jiminy Peak ski area unharmed. apologized for a recent publication of homeowners who have had frozen in the Berkshire Mountains of was disabled. Police said there were W. MAIN STREET son must receive a ard from the pipes to leave one faucet running at Fire fighter Robert Williams was the list of dentists who are par­ western Massachusetts said sub-zero no injuries. Health Department identifying the slightly more than a drip to keep treated at Mt. Sinai Hospital for cuts ticipating in the program. The list, temperatures kept many of the 2,800 on his hand. It was incorrectly reported in family as eligible. Forms and cards which was not complete, was water flowing. Saturday's Herald that Purvis was AftSBM, from Febniaryl3-17th, every clay is Udentine’s Day. are being printed, and applications patrons who usually ski on Sundays The cause of the blaze was being released in error by the department. The National Weather Service by the home fires. the driver who received the charges. ROCKVILLE predicted more cold today with high investigated. 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Ore. r 55 55 Church will have a grass trimmer I j-itaum------Cleveland breakfast Tuesday at 6 sn 19 08 Providence pc 09 07 • Friday, Feb. 16th Columbus sn 16 15 Richmond cy 23 16 a.m. at La Strada West. Sharp Memory Calculator One at each office Dallas pc 61 44 St. Louis pc 43 33 At 3:45 p.m., the Confir­ .J»fW ITEMS Denver • Saturday. Feb. 17th Grand Prize Drawing — your Main Office u ri Wl A1HI M 10H H A M cy 58 35 Salt Lake City cy 50 30 mation Class will meet at ays-:-- Des Moines choice of 4 days/3 nights for cy 21 13 San Antonio pc 72 57 the church. TAKE A TURN AT THE For period ending 7 a.m. EST 2/13/79. During Mnday Detroit sn 13 07 San Diego pc 70 49 two in Montreal or Bermuda. night, rain and freezing rain will be indicated over the up­ Duluth pc 13 -04 San Francisco SHOPFINS______CENTER SIRN El Paso pc 61 53 per and lower Pacific coast, and the northern and central f 68 35 .San Juan pc 87 71 Kmanuel ('liurrh Rockies, while snow will fall in portions of the Dakotas Hartford pc 08 -13 Seattle r 51 43 MANCHESTER t m u T U Honolulu and Minnesota. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. wy 76 65 Spokane r 40 35 —Several meetings are X-8TR.CAP8 MEOA-VITAMINI Houston pc 65 54 Tampa SAMPLE SAUNBS f 66 41 scheduled for tonight and Indianapolis sn 28 26 Washington ^To participate, all you have to do is fill out an entry blank. 2 sn 21 13 FIRST CUT BONE IN Jacksn, Mss. pc 63 35 Wichita T uesday morning at _ FROZEN ^at any SBM office. All entries must be in by 8K)0p.m.,y Connerlicm Weather pc 42 23 Emanuel Lutheran Church. •2.88 •2.68 Jacksonville f 60 29 r-clcar: i-l-clearing; cy- 30’s REO 3.49 Friday, February 16th. Kansas City cy m m cloudy; f-fair: hz-haze; m- Tonight at. 7:30, the BEEF CHUCK CBADE A Las Vegas cy 65 43 missing: pc-partly cloudy: r- Christian education com­ Little Rock pc 54 44 rain: sh-showers; sm-smoke; mittee and the advisory BLADE STEAKS Los Angeles pc 75 52 board will both meet. The TURKEYS sn-snow: sy-sunny: ts- .No entrant may win more than^ Louisville cy 38 32 Young Emanuel Adults Ihunder.storms: w-windy. ^ o n e daily prize. All entrantsy Memphis cy 54 44 will also have a Craft Night will be eligible for program at 7:30 at the M .1 8 5-9 Ibi. lb. tlxtended Forecast church. Grand Prize, EUTBAUBSE WHITE MB« however. Mass., R.I. & Conn.: Fair Wednesday. Chance of oc­ Tuesday, the Sewing 7 9 * . casional snow Thursday. Clearing Friday. Highs mainly Group will meet from 10 J U.8. #1 10 in the 20s on Wednesday and in 20s to low 30s Thursday a.m. to 2 p.m. at the POTATOES...... 6 9 « CMSPCOERY...... 39«, VASELINE JELLY Lon^ Island Sound church. and Friday. I YELLOW « a p £ p p E i i s ...... 3Bk \ Weak low pressure moving eastward and passing south Vermont: High temperatures 10 to 18 Wednesday rising O iO N S ...... 3 t 2 9 < • 1 . 2 4 of area today. Another high building southward from to the upper teens and 20s thereafter. Lows zero or lower FriendBhip (Circle I 5 lb«. RusMt CABROTTS...... 7.8 oz. REO 1.49 Canada tonight. Northerly winds 15 to 25 knots with Wednesday and from zero to 15 above Thursday and MANCHESTER - BAKM6 POTATOES 9 t 9 9 < «p>D>CaL0 TOMATOES mgher gusts tonight and Tuesday. Continued very cold. Friday. Partly cloudy Wednesday. Chance of snow Friendship Circle of the Savings Bank of Manchester ' n Cloudy with some light snow or snow flurries likely this Thursday and flurries Friday. Salvation Army will meet E ACCEPT PLAYTEX Manebaster. East Harttord, South Windsor, Ashford, Andover, and BoHon. evening and clearin5 tonight. Fair Tuesday. Visibility Maine and New Hampshire: Fair and cold Wednesday Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the DEODORANT, RNO.B SUPER 646-1700 Member FblC over 5 miles except lowering to 1 to 3 miles in light snow and Thursday. Highs in the single numbers north to the Citadel for a service "WE SAY IT IN OUR N A M T ^ Average wave heights increasing to the 3 to 5 feet tonight low 20s south. Lows from 5 above zero south to 15 below meeting. Hostesses wee north. Chance of snow and not as cold Friday. ^ 2 . 0 9 Mrs. Mildred Pickup and REO 2.94 a r t Mrs. Jean .Seaver. •MANCHESTER PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Feb. 12, 1979

EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Feb. 12. 1979 — PAGE FIVE L MCC Catondar 1 Rec Offers Programs for Children Police Probe Cockfights; First Aid Course Set Manchester Community vs. Norwalk Community ^ e n t will offering era" ^ X r rorlw ^eight*!^ will start Feb 24 from 10 to il a.m. kindergarten through Grade 3, will be a CoUege offers this calen- College, 6 p.m .. East Programs for children. The classes will explorine movement usins Childrens beginner and intermediate six-week program and will start Feb. 23 61 Persons Face Charge MANCHESTER - The American Red Cross will begin dar of events in the interest Catholic High School. start on Feb. 21, 22. 24 and 26. rhythms and imorovisionr C lal^^w m P*" M arh « ter of the community. All the M onday Feb. 19 There will be an eight-week course in meet Thursday mominas startin ^ p h M children age 6-13. They will learn to mix Registrations will be accepted starting NORTH FRANKLIN (UPI) - He said one bird was in a pre-fight pit co“Fse will be given in six sessions on Tuesday MCC-sponsored acUvities Washington's Birthdav- <=eramics for beginner and intermediate from 9 to 10 a m ^®h. 13 at the Recreation office. 28 Park Cockfighting was the subject of a state and another in the main pit when state ^ High School in Ust^rfbelowareopentothe no cla« f students age frl3. Participants will work Pre-scho!.l to llin g classes for children Mondays starting Feb. 26 from 3:30 Place, between the hours of 9 a.m and police investigation today after the arest police troopers and humane society of­ cafeteria No. 2 in the Franklin Building of 61 people at a contest in an eastern ficers entered the barn. i" registering for the course may m m i m Connecticut barn. Intino said one of the problems officials call the Manchester Red Cross, 643-5111. ' S r r ’rr T Police spokesmen said Sunday that the face now is determining who actually , w m iu S F'V F S ' pSt j rr.srs T f t * „ MSGOygTIllCEt suspects, including Massachusetts and owns the birds, and whether the animals Rhode Island residents, were charged carry a communicable disease. with gambling and cruelty tolanimals. Connecticut’s cruelty to animals law Tweed’s Specialty Shop opened Feb. 14 at 7 p.m. in the library at college dining room Sion 205 . , . Introduction to ballet, for children age ' They were released on bond or personal forbids cock fights. TTiose convicted on Women’s Basket bali: A class in pre-school creative move- 6-13, will be an eight-week program which Rnam Hjgh School. recognizance pending court appearances that charge could be sentenced to up to MCC vs. South Central March 1 and March 22. one year in prison and fined up to $250. The “Burma” Community College, 6 up Frank Intino, chief of the Connecticut Intino said there have been six cock p.m.. East Catholic High A U FOOD JMART tT O M t OMN SUNDAY f AJN. TO 4 MCK YOUM VALUI PACKED icmCULAP ^ IN thet h e ETORE.s t o r e , WHILEw h i l e SUPPLY LAITSILAI Humane Society law enforcement depart­ fight raids in Connecticut in the past four School. ment, said 44 fighting cocks valued at years, but they were difficult to track Men's Basketball: MCC between $10,000 and $20000 were seized in down because of the intricate un­ vs. South Central Com­ lt*s the Truth! Your beet food buy the raid on a dairy barn in North Franklin derground ring of participants. munity College. 8 p.m., WALDBAUM S Saturday night. Suspects are currently subject to a $250 Blast Catholic High Schooi. Also seiz^ were nine dead birds which f|n?’ ® yoRT in jail or both, Intino said. Ok Poetry: Readings by is always at Food Mart...everyday! "had been beheaded with a dull ax,” he That s jut not enough,” he added, saying members of the MCC said. "The common practice when birds his organization wants legislation passed poetry workshop, 8 p.m., Food Mart are severely injured at these fights is to to prohibit raising of the birds. Student Center. Shop early! All Food Mart stores will be open 10 A.M. chop off their heads." Police spokesman Adam Berluti would Tuesday^ Feb. 13 State police would not disclose how not disclose the name of the owner of the in smashing stripes "Sexual Harrassment.: to 6 P.M. Monday, February 19 - Washington's Birthday! much money was netted, but Intino said dairy farm, which is no longer operating, Laura Hatch and Janet the cash wagering at thjs large a cock pending further investigation. called VARI-STRIPE Wagner, 1:30 p.m.. fight usually ranges up to $20,000. Intino said the live birds were being Women’s Center. FACIAL Martinson's W Food Club W Top Frost SCOTT Intino said cock fighting paraphernalia kept at an undisclosed Humane Society to wear over ■•Dinner: Baked Ham. 6 was also seized, including about 50 pairs of location and one of the birds was being am ., college dining room. TISSUES TOWELS spurs valued at $45 each, cock fighting treated for head injuries. your white or Hednescfay, Fen. 14 I M argarine I Ice Cream ,'t > ;in75 A , . . -1. O IJS rings, and equipment used to doctor in­ He said the society would ask the court •Lunch: Ragout of Beef, ■jA; . I, Af-l’ jured birds. to allow them to keep the birds for testing black slacks, noon, coiiege dining room. Coffee Hour and evidence. polished cotton Women’s Basketbali: MCC vs. Mitcheil Coliege, MANCHESTER -A •) “One Size Fits All” 6 p.m.. East Catholic High 3 *l.l» 1.3913» l.l B 9 coffee hour for ail men and valentine and valentine Schooi, women of the community will take place Tuesday at heart boxee lor everyonel Men’s Basketball: MCC TOMATO SOUP CLUB 10 , OZ CAN 6 fOb‘1. LIPTON SOUP S e' 2 PACK wadnMday la valwi«M day... vs. Mitchell College. 8 WALDBAUM'S N.Y. STYLE DEU!^ COMSTOCK DOW 1:30 p.m. at the Emanuel p.m., East Catholic High LUNDY CHERRY PIE FILLING Z1 OZ CAN 99* Outreach Center on Church TWEED'S FRESHLY MADE BETTY CBOCKEB OB F’lLLSBUBY ZIPLOC SANDWICH BAGS’“ ^Kr'99* FLORIDA CITRUS SALE mi It dt School. CX3W Street. 2 Thursday, Feb. 15 Gourmet PIE CRUST MIX T.ozPKG 3 fob‘1. ZIPLOC SANDWICH BAGS“rW0 COUNT ggi South Methodist “every Specialty Shop SALADS BEHY CBOCKEB ■ 15 OZ PKG Shape Up Naturally With little •Lunch: Ham Steak GRAHAM CRACKER CEREAL 75 FOOT MANCHESTER -The A im i 8'9* ALUMINUM FOIL topco ROLL 99* ilia nOroala tf ^Mhl^a4t H thing" 773 M f iji Street in Hawaiian, noon, college Ham POTATO - COLE Florida Citrus From The Confirmation Class of dowTltwn manekaftar dining room. SLAW OR Refinery Explosion South United Methodist Downtown Manichefter SLICED TO ORDER MACARONI RUBENSTEIN Open Daily 9:30-5:30 • Thurs. 'til 9 P.M. "Empioyment Rights, " Dole Topco Sunshine State! A processing unit at the south suburban Chicago Amoco Oil Refinery Church will meet Tuesday Paula Swilling, CWEALF, from 3 to 4 p.m. in the Free Parking At Tlie Rear Of Store... Blueback SWEET:TASTING FLORIDA CITRUS PICKED works at Whiting, Ind., exploded shortly before midnight Sunday noon. Women's Center. Pineapple Detergent AT THEIR PEAK OF FLAVOR! education wing of the Women’s Basketball: OB?. Salmon SAVE EVEN MORE BY BUYING BY THE CASE bursting into fames and forcing the evacuation of about 2,000 persons church. ______MCC vs Dean Jr. College, 6 YOU'll BE GLAD YOU DID. from the area. (UPI photo) p.m.. East Catholic High BAKED HAM lb»2.89 Schooi. INDIAN RIVER'S SWEET JUICY FLORIDA SLICING PROVOLONE lb ‘2.09 BEST SEEDLESS Men’s Basketball: MCC CARANDO s f . 4 3 I s J 2 S vs. Eastern Connecticut GENOA SALAMI lb‘2.79 Pink or White Temple State Coliege JV, 8 p.m.. FARMER CHEESE fbiendsmip lb‘ 1.39 Adult Programs Slated East Catholic Hich School. GOLDEN GRIDDLE TOPCO PLASTIC C U P S ’o”F??i'"cuT!s° 79* PANCAKE SYRUP 24 OZ BOHLE ‘ 1.19 Grapefruit Oranges "The Amazing NOVA SCOTIA LOX s"*CE0 .LB ‘ 1.99 SOLO ■ 80 COUNT PKG LARGE .12 SIZE JUMBO 64 SIZE SOU'RE Kreskin’’: 8 p.m.. East VERNON — The Recreation Depart­ holders and jewelry. The instructor will BATHROOM REFILL CUPS 69* PANCAKE MIX JEMIMA BONUS PKG Hartford High School. ALASKAN LOX HAND SLICED . lB ‘ 1.89 CONVERTED 09* ment has planned a series of winter be Eileen Fuelhardt. programs for adults. The programs will Cut and pierce lampshades, a Colonial Friday, Feb. 16 GERMAN BOLOGNA t|^Vo“eb lb‘ 1.79 UNCLE BEN’S RICE no pkg ‘ 1.09 DINTY MOORE “"st™ '' 'Ja°n^ ‘ 1.09 AM SLICED TO ORDER w w uc ld i . i v? CONTADINA start Feb. 21, 22, and 23 and all except craft being revived, will be taught in an •Dinner: Roast Top TOPCO . SO OZ PKG (*6.99CASE-SAVE *t.01) (*6.99case-Save*1.68) DOMESTIC ROAST BEEF lb ‘3.49 TOMATO SAUCE 'sozcan 3eob‘1. Judo classes will be held in the Lottie Fisk eight-week progra which will start Feb. 22 Round of Beef, 6:00 p.m., WEAVER GOURMET WHITE MEAT w.-r»/ AUTOMATIC DISH DETERGENT 89* Building,.Henry Park, from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Barbara Hadley will TURKEY BREAST , lb ‘ 1.79 '.Afv'^CO Florida SWEET JUICY college diningroom. HEBREW NATIONAL (NATURAL CASING) PLANTER'S MAXWELL FOOD CLUB The Judo-Self Defense course will start be the instructor. Saturday, Feb. 17 JUMBO I Feb. 21 and run for eight weeks on KOSHER BEEF FRANKS lb ‘2.49 Chips Ahoy Juice Oranges m‘ SIZE A dance-excercise course will be taught HEBREW NATIONAL PEANUT HOUSE INSTANT Wednesdays from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Women’s Basketball: ft Coconut (*8.99CASE-SAVE *1.68) Thursday mornings starting Feb. 22 from MCC vs. Nowalk Com­ KOSHER BEEF SALAMI -joz ‘ 1.89 BUTTER MILK Middle School. The instructor will be 10:15 to 11:15. The instructor will be Linda Instant Coffee Chocolate Chip FOOD CLUB - 100s PURE (’» GAL GLASS CONTAINER) Morris Curtis. F Regulbuto. munity College, 6 p.m., CARANDO MORTADELLA lb‘ 1.89 1 Orange Juice ' 20- *1.29 A course in needlepoint embroidery will A class in social dancing will run for East Catholic High School HOAGIE ROLLS rob 59* run for six weeks starting Feb. 21 from 10 Men’s Basketball: MCC 6 FOOD CLUB • 100S PURE Vt QAL GLASS CONTAINER) eight weeks, taught by nita Young. SUPER DOLLAR BUYS AS WE CLEAR OUR WINTER MERCHANDISE! to 11 a.m.. The instructor will be Marie Classes will start Feb. 23 from 6:30 to 8:30 ■HOT" BAGELS AVAILABLE! 1 2 fob»1.09 Grapefruit Juice?,'?, T *1.29 Galligan. MARY KITCHEN p.m. r FRESH CALIFORNIA A macrame course will run for four Registrations will be accepted through CORNED BEEF HASH ,sozcan 79* BES PACK TRASH BAGS V kT' weeks and participants will make such SA V E 1.98 to *6 SA V E 1.50 SA V E 490 MARY KITCHEN (HAPPINI) lb Feb. 16 at the Recreation office, 26 Park Valentine Party FROZEN FOODS GALORE! FOOD CLUB Broccoli Rabe 59* things as wall hangings, hanging plant Place. M EN'S SWEATERS BOYS'AND GIRLS' 6'X6' MAGNETIC ROAST BEEF HASH 's oz can 89* CORNED BEEF HASH 1SOZ CAN - Slated by Club MRS. SMITH S U S FANCY -WASHINOTON STATE (STAR CR(MSON VARIETY, POLOS SHOWER LINERS E BREYERS 10 OZ VERNON — The Service PEANUT BUTTER CLUB eo oz PAIL ‘3.29 MARSHMALLOWS ^?Sb° ro^3FOB‘1. Red Delicious Appleslb 49* $ 4 $ 0 $ 9 CHERRY ^ 2 * 2 Club of Rockville High ICE CREAM rnton School and the Suburban LUNCHEON MEAT CLUB '2 OZ CAN ‘1.09 KEEBLER C.C. BIGGS uozpko 89* REG. 5.98 to *15 REG. 3.50 REG. 2.49 ALL FLAVORS PIE LOW Long sleeve Long sleeve polo shirts in as- Heavy gauge vtoyl in eoM colors Women’s Club of Vernon, GALLON CARTON / ------\ Carolina Yams PRICE sweaters in several colors and sorted styles and colors. Boy's of clear, v ^ e , pink, cognac. 26 OZ. PKQ. For Your Valentine and girls sizes 4-7. Ellington and Toiland, wiil Food Mart helps you take the guess work out of cooking with a SWEET-TASTING CALIFORNIA . SEEDLESS sizes. brown, green, blue, yellow. join forces on Vaientine’s Day to put on a party for FREE Vue Temp Cooking Timer in every lamb, beef, or pork oven roast Navel Oranges S A LOVE BUNDLE] the students of the Taicott- •1 5 » FRESH IMPORTED sava 3iB9 ville School. There will be U.S.D.A. CHOICE-BEEF SAV E 4.98 to 14.98 SAV E 2.98 SA V E 980 gifts and refreshments for K f f ’OST ORANGE J U IC E 89 Greek String Figs ,4OZ PKQ 8 9 * ORA Pyrex® bake-a-round ENTIRE STOCK BOYS' (4-7) 70X90 POLYESTER the students. GREEN GIANT NIBLETS CORN 49' HYPONEX bread bakers MEN'S JACKETS CORDUROY s l a c k : SHEET BLANKETS A sing-along will be led GB«N G^NT . lOZ PiLG CUT GREEN BE/LNS . SWEET LARGE REG BEAUTIFUL dotting Soil 6 LB BAG ‘1 49 by teachers of the high yo^TGEJABLES -V BOR “c'5l?M«c°oyN‘CREAM CORN '> - 49- BOTTOM ROUND *1.09 8 . 0 0 ^ 5 * 3 FOR YOUR VALENTINE ASSORTED school. The program will CHERRY PIE 26 OZ PKG ‘ 1.39 POTTED Watch the breed beking in the jound Pyrex* REG.19.98 to 29.98 REG.7.98 REG. 3.98 also include guitar playing House Plants 4tW ,1 , ea*1 .1 9 heet-retietent gieae tube. Ovett-proof rack to Jackets in any style, cokx or size, Corduroy slacks with flare tegs. For warm sleeping. W hite, cof- and students will give a JENO’S PIZZA 28 OZ - 12 PACK II pQ hoM and itore tube. lnciructiot« and racipee you could possibly want. In 4 patch pockets, belt loops and ors. If perfect, 5.96. GAYLORD EXCEPT BERLIN 5 ROCKY HILL eluding famous names. zipperfront. Sizes 4-7. demonstration on disco PLANT inchided. CRINKLE CUT POTATOES 49* ROAST Navy, green. dancing. The highlight of the mor­ ANGY’S TORTELLINr'Sr |?| 89* Produce hem of the Week! ning will be when all club sava-2.88 sava 7.88 ^ d o n u t s FAMifv°pACK 69* SA V E 3.98 members visit the various ^«K£N . T^KEy . MEATLOAF | SALISBURY ST£AK X O F I I ' ^ i-Soknown u b K M ^ I W n W AS BEAN CAKE) PKG W W CLAIROL SUNBEAM classrooms and present an TOP FROST DINNERS 11 OZ PKG 59* GIRLS' CORDUROY LOOK FOR RECIPES NO 74 A 75 AND FREE "BIG YANK" JEANS tender tweeze fry pans individual gift to each stu­ *1.S9 RECIPE BOOKLETS FROM N E SOY DAIRY CO to 4.98 dent, The gifts are being LAD/ES 1 3 . 0 0 reg.15.88 35.00 ••gttae donated by the women’s DUE TO OUR FRESHNESS POLICY $ 6 club. FRESH DAIRY DELIGHTS' Fully Cooked U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF U.S. GOV'T. INSPECTED SOME ITEMS WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE TiL TUESDAY Autometicelly tweezec et the kftictic Capa Cod acane on GRADE A’ V. .accessories ^ ( REG.9.98 touch of e switch, taking the Sovar. H«rt control, hn- FLCRIDA CITRUS .“EG. 1.98(Qg gg 1 Straight leg or flare leg styles. HOOD Knit L/ini/i «w/ discomfort out of tweezhtg. maraUe for dewing. BufM 100% PURE Sizes 7-14 in navy, brown, Rngertip switch for comp­ HAMS Top Round BASTED knit hats,''aTd t o green or rust atylad handtoa for any IMU FORM (WATER ADDED! lete control. a e iv in g . ^vmlng^SaraW ORANGE --««VwaYa,r'fcar Whole or Butt $ CmCULATION HOURS MILK Shank Portion Portion Steak TURKEYS Mon. - FrI. JUICE 10 TO 20 LBS. B:SatoeA) 'T GALLCN CARTCN GALLCN CARTCN SA V E to 3.98 SA V E 490 SA V E to 390 UeUVERY DEAOUHEl $ 1 0 9 $ i 1 9 6:90 pjn. BOYS SWEATERS VELOUR FAMOUS NAME BAT. Ic I IL B . I i l B. LB. PILLOW CASES 7:00 • 10:00 i.m. ’ LB, Blue Ribbon Specials are BRAS OEUVERY DEAOUNE ^ I s ^ R l N T MOOD NU FORM one more way Food Mart helps 7dpt.m: USOA CHOICE ■ BEEF ^ 5 t o ^ 9 ^ 2 ^ 2 I A A NEW NEWOWALTf QWALTNEY WILLIAMSBURG BRAND 'DRESSES Catz'lefTlafeir ...... " '6 9 * Boneless you keep the cost of food down. REG. 7.98 to 12.98 REG. 2.49 REG. 2.29-2.39 P>y«t>t« irv Advanc* (UNDER- o 9 Sliced $ 7 9 Blue Ribbon Special, are ipecial m inuficturer'i tem­ R E G ,J ^ O ^ intdres, m m \ M Our entire stock of sweaters in Easy-on zippered pillow covers Selected from croee-over tricot fBi^'^ELSE^^P^'^f’ UIT JUICE ■cSrN- 69- r t "■ NITRITE VACUUM 1 many styles and colors, reduced ...... i5« Chuck Roast BLADE) porary price reduction, that we p it, on to /pu end ere 1018 and in several assorted colors. soft cupe, lace cupe or eeamleee YM M U y...... 9 0, DdCOn PACKED 12 oz I ■ for deanirxs. Sizes B-18 in group. IDomesficsi withfiberfM. S tm 32-40. O n * m o n th ...... $3.90 available lor a limned lime only. When you ihop Food AMERICAN SLICES 12 OZ PKG $1 go us D A CHOICE • BEEF Womans sues „ro T A.B.Ccups. Throi montht ...... $11 70 KRAFT CRACKER barrel TOP FROST Mart look for thf Blue Ribbon Arrow that pointi to out- 8te m o n th *...... $23 40 . UPDATEFASHIONSD^ Onoywr...... S4B.B0 SHARP CHEDDAR V i ‘ i 39 Top Round (WITH WHITE WALDBAUM S WHIPPED COOKING $ 1 9 9 Boneless i DARK FEB.14'^ Mod Roto, Upon RoquoM TIMER) LB I I 2 LB $399 sava 3.88 sava 4.88 Subocrlbora who loll to rocolvo CREAM CHEESE 00% ^. co! t°^zb 69« Roast Turkey Roast PAN — * • • • • * * ttMir nowtpuor boforo 5:30 p.m USD A CHOICE . BEEF Also lor Valentine’s Day, W e’ll Have 1* ••••*** Gillette SAVETO*/i •houM Mophono ow cIrcuMgon TOP FROST (BONELESS) Exclusive offer from Food Martf^ NORELCO 2 WHITE doportmont M7-S04O. &u‘5nH9®^^Y c r e s c e n t r o lls 59« BOTTOM ROUND STEAK LB‘2.19 TURKEY ROAST 2 LB PAN Yr Azaleas and Other Beautiful Blooming SAVE 2.98 curling wands hair dryers BOYS WINTER USD A CHOICE • BEEF OUR BEST Plants JACKETS CAL JACK CHEESE soz p«g 79* The Ultimate ladies A i 2 0 . 0 0 reg. 24.88 ASSORTED flavors ^ SIRLOIN TIP STEAK LB‘2.29 BREADED VEAL PATTIES Carnations Yr Dish Gardens 1 0 . 0 0 rag. 13.88 USOA CHOICE • BEEF IDA MAE DESSERT 14 OZ CONTAINER 39* OUR BEST in casual Stoneware Yr Centerpieces POLYESTER Versatile curling iron with ISupar klax" swivel with 2 ^ 1 0 - ^ 1 6 ROUND CUBE STEAK LB‘2.19 BEEF & PEPPER PATTIES Yr Valentine Vases and Novelties — mitt to help set a style. wrivsl posMont, 2 power SLACKS 1 ■Mngs (100 arid SOo watte). REG. 14.96 to 26.96 USOA CHOICE ■ BEEF BONELESS THIS WEEK S FEA TURE filled or unfilled Leek-proof, cool tip, swivel. Choice of many etytoe in popine REG. 8.98 p r . Round ttyNng bruth attach- ^ . ~~~~~ > CHUCK STEAK lUNDER BLADE) LB‘1.99 SWIFT'S SIZZLEAN -zo Yr Roses & Sweetheart Roses - Heipe shape todey's soft. end nyfone. S im 6 to 18. Our Bake Shop! USOA CHOICE • BEEF IWITH PRIMO FRUIT DISH V ^ J i w t slack. In 100% p ^ , neturel look. ment. Lightv^ht. BACK RUMP ROAST lb‘ 1.99 ITALIAN SAUSAGE "s°we?t" lb‘ 1.69 irniNlMd juM ^ OWN WALOflAUM S U S 0 A CHOICE • BEEF ,yy,TH sorted sues. lowt for IlMwdi Umi r««|l» FOOD MART fiflfAO AND PASffi/fS ONLY WMI to liMr. ' SA V E 960-1.29 A n#w l.rt« of Otdcioul Ko$h#f blhtd ooodl mid* ...ih SIRLOIN TIP ROAST ~ lb‘ 1.99 FRESH CHEESE PIZZA ,soz ‘ 1.29 ' EA. SAVE 1.59 SA V E T O % SAVE ■ A tall 12 dar Um lv $3.00. ,t,oM.ninfl M.Oy H.m, Prv.Twrrp^*;r ICENTER CUT) (WITH COOKING TIMER) GIRLS 7 to 14 GIRLS THERMAL LADIES FAMOUS r abMt 3m lb rbe lb WITH EVERY $3.00 PURCHASE Park Hill Joyce POLYESTER m " ■ umI Dtart WALDBAUM WALDBAUM BOTTOM ROUND ROAST ‘ 1.99 GEM FRANKS " T ‘ 1.19 WINTER JACKETS UNDERWEAR PURR PANTIES HORMEL gem SLICED |T u~3~_— ^ No«^ bmk ki fall if not rom- RAISIN Doughnuts BONELESS CURE 81 HAM lb ‘2.89 COLD CUTS JJ^Took^KTaS lb ‘1 29 Fifth Week Special Value! p r . 4cMly MlbfM wWi trci^i Iom Su g a r . combination COLONIAL MASTER fnOD CLUB tailored * 2 * 1 0 - * 2 0 * 2 2 F O R ^ 5 pprf AnI |»*eli«ne, BREAD OR QOLOEN CURTAINS REG. 15.98 to 32.96 REG. 2.98-3.29 SMOKED SHOULDERS'aTd'e'd" LB‘ 1.19 SLICED BACON lb‘ 1.39 FLOWER SHOP REG. 2.98-3.29 1 LB 13 OZ ' COLONfAL CHUNK I Choice of ftyfea, fabrics, colora, Long aleevB tops •r>d Ankle Stretch pantiea. O n e a in fits e l. LOAF PAG OF 9d CREAMER tizea. S im 7 to 14. length drewert. Prints, eoUde. HIphuggmwIxWs. Bn-gircl. *3® LIVERWURST or BOLOGNA lb‘1,19 Seafood Specials of the Week! I S im 7 to 14. dept. I REO APPLE PIE WAlOBAuM - 13 OZ PKG 99* K t KNOCKWURST lb‘1.39 POLLOCK FILLETS fresh l b ‘1.29 •4 M choose I'on’ •3.39 36 OAK STREET ' I i'i SANDWICH BREAD tT W fob . 2 99 ROTHNIllNn F R A N K S 1 1 7 0 PAN READY HADDOCK lb‘1.39 with THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART* GOOD THRU In Th* Hurt of Downtown Manehootor ROTHMUND FRANKS casino lb 1.79 pRgSH SCROD FILLETS lb ‘1,99 SATURDAY FEB 17 LIMIT 1 COUPON PER FAMILY V. PHONE MI-0711 or MM443 Tttsoraohsd 945 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Frank Gakeler, Proprietor 410 WtST m u it TuiiiM n PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Feb. 12, 1879 ,-1.^ ' - As Iran Strife Gives Way Experts Eye •|B a r ^ _ _ ..EVENING...... mon., HERALD. rep. Mon., 1B7 Feb. 12. 1979- PAGE SEVEN To Orgy of Celebration Italy Virus Massive Prison Break

TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — ’Thousand wouldn’t exactly say Its quiet here, sophisticated weapons. On the other, NAPLES, Italy (UPI) - Three of urban revolutionaries loyal to but its as good as we can expect.” the ayatollah’s religious zeal and his American disease experts , flew to Highlights Latest Chaos Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini today Outside, revolutionaries bran­ follower’s faith. Italy today to help Italian health of­ ficials contain the mysterious virus virtually completed their takeover of dishing rifles, scarves and Throughout the night, Khomeini’s TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Some 11,000 prisoners, in­ w^pons, in addition to steel helmets and riot control Tehran and went on an orgy of handkerchiefs covering their faces, followers ambushed trucks and even that has killed at least 64 infants in cluding Americans and Europeans, hacked and clawed shields. the Naples area over the past year. their way out of Iran’s largest prison during the chaos in celebration through the streets of the went wild in celebration. Tens of tanks with gasoline bombs and rifles ’The ^errillas flung thousands of pairs of gleaming : A British specialist was to join the Tehran in the largest recorded prison break in history. capital. thousands, all seemingly armed with as they rolled through streets dis­ handcuffs into the air and torched administration As dawn broke over the city, either rifles or combat knives, com­ figured with months of debris, gar­ American team in the effort to halt “I’m trembling. I feel like a nervous wreck,” said the spread of the “dark disease,” buildings and prison blocks. clusters of holdout loyalist troops mandeered trucks, motorbikes, cars bage and bonfires. Mary Ellen Schneider, 43, of Bethesda, Md., as she Miss Schneider said women prisoners were jammed 36 streamed from a major base housing and huge flatbeds and roared through Troops with orders to shoot on responsible for the deaths of three walked through mobs of armed civilians Sunday ran­ to a room, and added: more infants between the ages of six the American advisory center on the the city yelling and screaming and sight blasted away at packs of sacking Gasre central prison next to the army’s supreme That priwn was a filthy garbage pit. ’There were months and 18 months over the military headquarters. hills overlooking the capital to join firing occasional volleys. demonstrators. Small knots of female murderers in my room and they were very keen mobs of guerrillas m a s ^ outside. One motorcycle passenger protesters stormed and burned a weekend. Miss Schneider, a professor in the graduate school of to tell you all about it.” Late Sunday night, an 18-month-old Nearby civilians pressed money clutched a can of beer in one hand, a string of police stations across the ci­ linguistics at Tehran University, was imprisoned in May ‘‘Early Sunday, everyone began banging on the door girl was admitted to the intensive 1977 because a man fell off the roof of her apartment and sweets on the soldiers who linked rifle in the other and had a box of ty- and a tremendous racket broke out. Some people busted hands and went skipping and yelling ammunition jammed on his knees as A dozen localized battles raged as care unit of Naples’ Santobono house. hospital after showing symptoms of out of their cells. Things were set on fire. But then people into the center of the city, throwing his bike roared through the center of dawn broke. A mob of 1,000 howling “ I feel excited. I’m sweating all over. I can’t believe fronri the outside came to our cell and literally dragged us their khaki caps into the air in jubila­ the city. youths, fierecely supported from the killer virus. it,” John Yunoski of Ottawa said as he staggered out of tion. In the bright winter sunshine, one local homes, crashed through a Over the past months, 33 infants his cell after two years of imprisonment. died from the infection which begins My jewelry, passport, everything I have except this ’They numbered several thousand— middle-aged woman triumphantly downtown army barracks, setting Some 11,000 other prisoners — convicted murderers, bundle of clothes, is inside there. I’m trembling all over the equivalent of several entire army drew an eight-inch hunting knife ablaze fuel storage tanks. with breathing difficulty and high political prisoners, burglars and pimps— streamed out of I can t think. But it feels good.” units. from beneath her long robes and Troops fought back just as fiercely. levers, then causes convulsions, the battered prison. Yunoski, 31, said he was arrested two years ago on a coma and finally death. A few diehard troops at the center brandished it at a visitor. “Bakhtiar Machine gun gursts whistled through Many jumped to freedom through windows whose bars drug smuggling charge, but was never brought to trial. of the base fought a brisk firefight finished,” she said. the densely populated neighborhood. Doctors in Rome were in­ had been forcibly bent and wrenched aside. vestigating the deaths of two infants He said he had suffered a broken thumb and a broken arm with revolutionaries who streamed For Khomeini, it marked the final Civilians - took it in stride, with Others rode trucks and cars abandoned by prison from beatings during his imprisonment. Iranian Forces Clash at the Policlinico hospital to deter­ through the complex, but they then vindication of 15 years of exile and women lining up, seemingly un­ guards who scampered out of the sprawling complex An Iranian tank is surrounded by sup- reported engaged in pitched battles with surrendered. The American military concerned, at a bread shop. A mine if they were linked to the when armed supporters of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini perhaps the final defeat of his old Naples virus. porters of the Ayatollah Khomeini in Tehran troops still loyal to Prime Minister Bakhtiar advisers had already left. enemy, Shah Mohammed Reza middle-aged civilian walked past closed in and threatened to storm the prison. Sunday. The forces of the Ayatollah were (UPI photo) Tanks guarded the ornate green Pahlavi. crouching guerrillas reading the The three U.S. experts, designated Civilian residents nearby cheered. Bullets whistled DALE CARNEGIE COURSE gates of the palace. But white sheets The battle of Tehran began un­ latest newspaper reports on the by the World Health Organization to overhead and cars screamed up and down the alleyways. flew from their radio aerials, ap­ expectedly Friday night when elite ^situation. help Italian authorities, are As the prisoners streamed out, the Khomeini guerrillas AccradHtd by The Contlniilng Educatlohal Council parently a sign of sympathy with the troops of the Imperial Guard, fierce­ Other civilians dragged green park Professors Gregory Prince and stormed in. They broke into an armory and grabbed Steven Suffin of the National revolutionaries. ly loyal to the shah, stormed the benches into the m iddle of Marines, Copters Ready Institute of Health at Bethesda, Md., •Rm SiH-eMiHMM md PiiM *11** Mi t8Nk M Ynt Fm I Guerrillas stood behind sand­ sprawling Farahabad Air Force Base boulevards for a better view of the and Dr. William Baine of the Center •ttMkBMnt, •ChN t o Hi Biiiy I bagged bunkers a few yards away to arrest hundreds of pro-Khomeini clashes. W lullur your §tyh 1$ blow dry, for Disease Control at Atlanta, Ga. • M YMMif Hi Ynt Mn i *11 a M h OHwmW btl armed with a motley collection of cadets. On youthful guerrilla squatted in warh and wear or wash and set, The Italian team led by Dr. Giulio for Evacuation of Iran rifles and even pen knives attached By Saturday night, hundreds lay the middle of the road, chatting with DUET HAiRDRESSERS can custom •totoeltailSf' ^ ***^ to long bamboo poles. dead and additional hundreds of a friend and sipping tea before Tarro of Naples Cotugno hospital, cut your hair, the haircut is preci­ said the “dark disease" is a syncytial sion and the price Is reasonable. WASHINGTON (UPI) — U.S. passenger-carrying U.S. officials said American planes, helicopters and In downtown Tehran, the U.S. em­ wounded packed the city hospitals. plunging back into the fight for the Escaping Prisoners CLASSES STARTim SOON virus, which usually strikes in the helicopters and Marines are on the way to bases in troops in Western Europe, primarily in Britain and West bassy took on a siege atmosphere. The fight for Tehran, and ultimate­ Senate. IN MANCHEtTBI-VEIINON AH{A winter months and is especially A woman prisoner is helped out a window as she escapes Turkey, where they would be ready to move fast if the Germany, would be the most likely units involved in an “We’ve had a few marauding bands ly control of the country, was on. The statement was, in fact, simple DUET HAIRDRESSERS president orders evacuation of some 7,000 Americans still evacuation. who wanted to come in a look On one side, the army — hand­ recognition by the army that it could dangerous to babies less than a yeari from Gasre Prison, Tehran, Iran, Sunday. About 11,000 Iranian m tmlon fo r ^crimliMtlng W om m A jiftit in Iran. old. SPONSORED BY WINF RADIO around,” one U.S. official said. “But picked and supplied by the shah with not crush, even with its tanks and political prisoners and common criminals and a handful of Twelve members of the State Department's Iran There is no known cure for the TEL 648-1230 The Defense Department said Sunday the United States Working Group were at their desks Sunday, relaying they eventually went away. I some of the world’s most helicopter gunships, the Khomeini Americans and Europeans clawed their way out after guards 521 £. Middle Tpke. virus and doctors say they can only Open Mondays ftWMitwf b y R.M. FiMooMir • A m o oH i m is making preliminary plans to withdraw Americans reports from the U.S. Embassy in Tehran to Secretary of legions._ left ghe prison. (UPI photo) Manchester, Cu 649-5906 from the troubled Middle East nation in response to the hope the arrival of spring will ease JIMmtTmTTO,AiMMgr. State Cyrus Vance, the White House and the Pentagon. the epidemic. reported collapse of the U.S.-hacked government. Military sources said the United States is assuming a U.S. officials emphasized the administration has not new government backed by the Ayatollah could order W estowii^tiarm acy, Inc. NOW Health authorities considered the yet order^ an evacuation of the Americans, of which 1,- many of the American military men, diplomats and use of Italian military physicians to Blue Cross Withdraws 550 are military or diplomatic personnel and dependents. workers out of Iran. FOR VALENTINES DAY help deal with the crush of work YOU CAN PLAS YOUR caused by the virus outbreak. A qiokesman said all are safe and have been advised by “We’ve not been asked to leave yet,” one military of­ City health officials said about 300 the U.S. embassy in Tehran to stay off the streets. ficial said. “I don’t know what the eventual U.S. sources said 69 Marines from Camp LeJeune, CUSSIFe AD ANYTIME infants suffering acute respiratory Premium Hike Request arrangements will be. But we wouldn’t be dusting off the N.C., were airborne Sunday night on their way to Turkey, problems were being admitted to evacuation plan if it wasn’t a serious possibility.” NORTH HAVEN (UPI) - Connec­ request for a premium increase in and six "Super Jolly Green Giant” helicopters were also h.sopitals daily, with about the same "FINEST ticut Blue Cross & Blue Shield is the Century Contract Plan will be en route from a base in England. CANDY number being released after treat­ withdrawing its $10 million premium ment. dropped. The firm is to meet with the A Pentagon spokesman said the helicopters would be ANYWHERE" hike request currently on file with insurance department Friday. used for evacuation if it becomes necessary, and the fm msi Santobono Hospital health direc­ the state Insurance Department, a Duplinsky said, however, that the Marines “might be needed to assist the 19 Marines who tor, Dr. Pietro Nocerino, said his CANDIE&, company spokesman says. company still wants approval to in­ are presently guarding the embassy” in Tehran. facility was not set up to use military Insurance Commissioner Joseph crease payments to doctors and to “We emphasize that these moves are being taken physicians but that the army doctors Mike had asked the firm, which is the add benefits for procedures such as strictly on a precautionary basis,” a Pentagon would be helpful in the special largest medical plan in the state with ultra-sound examinations, cancer spokesman said, adding, “We have no plans at this time clinics 1.1 million subscribers, to reconsider chemotherapy and reconstructive to deploy (the Marines) into Iran. 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Sale prices effective thru Saturday. Feb. 17. WS4 HIGHLAND PARK MARKET SALE STARTS TODAY ■ 85 EAST OPEN: CENTER STREET, TUESDAY EVENING 317 Highland Streat 646-4200 MANCHESTER TIL 9 P.M. MANCHESTER :?8?nW rIS!!??u za-...... uahchester 649-5^68 Manchester • 640-4277 515 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST Only one 3-visit membership per person. Must be used within two weeks. Applicants must be first time adult guests ...... 18 or over. Facilities and hours may vary with location. Longer term memberships will be oiTered. .Np'S»UUQCO8!rs’S?i SHOPPING8?Na CENTERGEinn COTTAGE GROVE ROAD. RT. 218...... RLOOMFIELD ______OPtN, 10 A. M. TO t P. rf.i M A N C M S m N S T O S y O P lV M T . NWHT TIL » ” PACK EIGHT - gVTOaWG 1 EVENING HERALD. Mon., Feb. 12. 1979 — PAGE NINE Hadassah Donor Dinner iBaiirlrMpHHuniiuij Hrral^ Letter to the Editor Manchester - A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1, 1881 HUD Effects Outlined Slated for March 20 Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. To the editor: MANCHESTER - Mrs. Sndra bring directly to peqile who need it \ l Member. Audtl Bureau o( Circulation Member United Press Inlemalionat As one who believes in the power of Older housing stock in Manchester projecU, if we pull out of the Block proximately $65,000. Navitck is ckairwoman of file a m id most, first dass public health care. knowledge, I am dismayed by the is presently being rehabilitated Grant Program. Without this funding, the town Oaaor OiBBer « f M aadiesdr Ck^pler The programs of Youth Aliyah will Cuatomer Service ~ 647*0946 w-.. Harold E. Turkington, Executive Editor amount of rumors and innuendo that through interest subsidized improve­ On the evening of Nov. 28,1978, the could not use the remainder of fourth of H a t e s A . artndi win k e hcU also benefit. Aliyah mean.s “ a going Raymond F, Robinson, Edltor*Pobllther Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor surrounds Manchester’s participa­ Taeedav. March * , at 6 :* at Tengile up" (to Israel). Originally, it was 1 ment loans using community Board of Directors were faced with a year funds for a number , of tion in the Community Development Beth Siariam. W E. MidBe conceived as a rescue mission to development funding. • decision of whether or not to allocate programs. I pose the following pte. Vidd Greene, chapter presi­ save children from Hitler's Europe. ( Block Grant program. This program helps prevent the $20,000 in fourth year CDBG funds for question: If the voters request a two- dent. has annoance. Sim« 1832. it has rescued.resettled Other Editors Say I would like to present the spread of urban blight. On the a fair housing program. A negative year moratorium, would a director Mrs. Nevitdi wiU be assHdeil by and rehabilitated Iffi.OQO children, following points of information which average each CD dollar has vote would have lost Manchester the be justified in voting for the use of Nashua (N.H.) Telegraph Blamhe Hodiber. Ruth Wind. Peail not only from Europe, but also from can be checked by the public. generated $1.30 in bank loans. fourth year funds. some $65,000 in town monies so that The demonstration on the White S i ^ l . Roberta Share and ESise primitive North African countries presidential event. And we suspect Community Development funds To date 109 housing units in 92 The only directors who can say that unused fourth year funds could be House lawn during Monday’s Josephson. and other backward Oriental lands, that there are still people in the generate other state and federal buildings have been or are being their votes obtained the fourth year used? welcoming ceremony for Chinese H o d ie ] PoK. cantor. siqeB' ^ like Yemen and Iraq. More recently., J White House press office who con­ dollars for the town of Manchester. rehabilitated. If Manchester rejects funds for the senior citizens center at There are many other facets con­ it has focussed on thousands of d isa d ^ Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping entertainer. wiH be Bie adbactiaB o f sider Secret Service regulations little Examples of this are: Charter Oak future participation in the CDBG Green School, Charter Oak Park im­ cerning the Community Develop­ the evenii^. vantaped Israeli youth, as well as should serve as a warning to the more than obstacles to be overcome. Project, 375,000, will generate $75,000 program, what will happen to deter provements, playground equipment ment Block Grant program which Proceed of tbe dinner win benefit young escapees from the Soviet Secret Service that there's We know of one former White in matching federal dollars from the deteriorating housing stock in for handicapp^ individuals etc., are citizens need to become informed Hadassah Medical Orfa d ia t ion and Union. j something drastically wrong with House press aide who used to walk Bureau of Outdoor Recreation; Manchester? Youth AUyah O ad er Proerams. One of the new Aliyah Youth | the six Democratic directors and about. the procedure used in press creden- around with a pocketful of blank Centers, h) Beersheva. is named in Cheney Mills Study, $23,000, is being Fourth-year CDBG funding in­ Republican director Bill Diana. Item I urge them to explore the issues Hadassah Medtcal Orpanizatian tialing. It was extremely fortunate credentials just in case there were matched with $23,000, in Historic cludes money for a downtown staff 10, on the agenda records a vote of 7- maintains aHBiaama t^ l.fW beds honor of Eleanor Roosevelt, an early Major Daniel A. at ieflt, for themselves and to avoid listening Assisting in the transfer of command is that Monday’s incident was only some late applicants. He summed it in two p e n ^ hoqatals. one in and enthusiastit' supporter of the Preservation Money. Nathan Hale coordinator working out of the town 2, to rumors and half-truths. accepts the colors of the 1st t0di Oaknei James H. Throwe of South Windsor, vocal. It should serve as notice, Kiryat Hadassdi. and one on Mount programs of Youth Aliyah up thusly: 'My job is to see that the Playground, $25,000, was matched planner's office. Continued funding Should the town of Manchester I also urge church and civic Infantry, as he assumes the fwnWi— af tiM- om anaBding tw icer of Ihe 43d Brigade, 26th however, that an assassination Scopus, both in Jerusalem. In addi­ For those members of Hadassah president gets adequate media with $25,000 in Bureau of Outdoor for this coordinator is scheduled to refuse to enter into the fifth and sixth organizations to provide “ bi­ talion commander in rrn innaii i at the '(Yatiee) Ii^ntry Division. attempt on the president and-or a tion. there are also a major and their guests who would like to coverage. It’s the Secret Service’s Recreation funds. come out of fifth year funds. year Community Development Block partisan’' public information support these programs, please Manchester Nationa] Guard AiniKtry. foreign dignitary could easily come job to protect him,' So much for the rdiahilitatian center for stroke and Snwdira N ovtirh The Community Development Main street improvements are Grant programs, then all ad­ programs tor their membership and accident victims, an oncology make reservations bv calling Doris from the press pen. Secret Service being able to check Block Grant program is this town’s scheduled to com e our of sixth and ministrative costs for the program the citizenry at large on this impor­ (cancer) institute devoted to Adler. 643-9325. Edith Gottlieb. 646- What we saw Monday was a Premature fadants. clinics and ser- out press credential applicants. Con­ only means of providing requested seventh year funds. Sidewalk im­ would be halted as of June 20, 1979. tant issue of continuance in the research, teaching and clinical care I'it'es entvunpassing every snb- 12,'S or Helen Kopman. 646-2783 All demonstration by representatives of Major Digiulio to Command sidering what we know about the way services to its citizens, playground provements in the downtown area If the town wished to “ tap” any un­ CDBG program. I earnestly hope of can(«r patients, a medical school, qiecialty in medicine, as well as are members of the Financial Com­ a radical West Coast publication. Ap­ in which press credentials are repair, downtown revitalization, used fourth year monies, then the a dental sthaoil. a sdw ol of nrnsing. a mittee. Deadline lor reservations is are scheduled to com e out of fifth, that the voice of reason still prevails nmneraus aejpMairfaood “ w ak-ui" parently, there’s no provision for handed out, we’re surprised that March 12.______sidewalk and sewer projects in the sixth and seventh year funds. town would have to pay for one in Manchester. Mother and Child Pavilion for ciinics throupbout Jerusalem. These weeding out such ‘press people.’ would-be assassins don’t simply app­ downtown area, a new senior citizen Where are the taxpayers of year's administrative costs of run­ Elizabeth J. Intagliata, One of Oldest Military Units Credentialing of news people for a ly for them. center, etc., without placing ad­ Manchester going to get the revenue ning the block grant program, which 88 Blue Ridge Drive, f Engaged 1 Tbe First Battalion presidential appearance has been so Think about it What was there to Middletown. University ol Connecticut ditional tax burdens on its taxpayers. to continue such worthwhile would run the taxpayers ap­ Manchester. Beebes to Mark 169th Infantryx a direct Agriculture Program and a slipshod as to border on criminal stop Monday’s demonstrators in the A graduate of the in 1963 with a bachelor of descendant of the "First teacher at Woodrow Wilson negligence. Name, Social Security Goimettiuiit Officer Can­ Bcienoe degree in animal press pen from hurling hand Ccmnecticut Regiment'' High School in Middletown didate Stduxil in 1966, the industries and in 1969 number, date and place of birth, ad­ grenades instead of insults? Not one which traces its history He resides in Hebron with 25th Anniversary Infairtry Officer Basic earned a master of arts dress and media affiliation can get blasted thing. Before the Secret Ser­ back to April. 1637. held a his wife the former CouTK and Infaiitry Of­ 'degree in vocational educa­ anyone within several feet of the vice could have reacted, President 2 TO LLA N D -M r. and Mrs. Earl H. Mr. Beebe has served as tax collec­ change of command Theresa Magnano of Hart­ ficer Advanced Course, he tion from UConn. He also president of the United States. Carter, Vice Premier Teng and the Beebe Jr. of 23 Rhodes Road wiO tor for the Town of Tolland for tte ceremony on Jan. 28 at ford. and their daughter. is currentty atlraidmg Itoe holds a teaching cer- Media affiliation? That’s a broad observe their Sth wedding anniver­ past ID pons. Battalion Headquarters ift entire welcoming party and many Gommand and G en eral (tificate. term as far as White House creden­ sary on Feb. Z7 The couple will be feted with a the Manchester National bystanders could have been blown to The cnqile was married at St. Bo-- Guard .Armory. Staff Officer Oonnse. In civilten life, he is the tialing is concerned. Anyone putting bits. dmner. hosted by their family, on He graduated from the director of Vocational nard's Cfainvh in RockviBe. Feb, 24 at The Pipe Dream in West Col. James H. Throwe ol but a photocopied newsletter can be We have often heard it said that if a They have two sons: Tbomas A. W^Singtan. South Windsor, comman­ accepted as a newsperson by the would-be assassin is determined BcdK of Livermare FaOs. Maine. (Ob Sunday, Ect) 25, there wiU he ding officer of the 48d gang at Pennsylvania Avenue. They enough, there is nothing that can pre­ IBS] Earl E. Beebe, a jmnar at tbe an open house feum 2 to 5 pjm. at Brigade. 26tii (Y'ankee) In­ — and we’re not limiting our indict­ vent him or her from killing a presi­ IJniversity of Connecticut. fantry Division, assisted in their home ment to the present administration— dent. It does seem, however, that we the tran.sfer of battalion care only about media coverage of a needn’t make it as easy as it is. colors from Lt. Col. Thomas E. Buck to Maj. Dinner to Benefit Brunswick (Maine) Times Reeoril human foundation. Our problems are F o r a n - W a l k o x i r h Daniel A Gfglulto of President Carter called on difficult, but not insoluable. MANCHESTER — The engage­ Hebron Americans last week to join him in Solutions, however, require a degree ment of Mi.ss Joanne M. Foran of The new faaktabon com- MCC Athletic Fund m a n d e r is a 1 5 -y e a r “ building a new foundation” for a of public sacrifice and support that Newmgtoo to Charles P. Walkovich v(5teran of the Connecticut peaceful and prosperous nation. But has not been forthcoming. MAMCHESTTR - The public has .\tbletir Clrth that is currently in of Danbury has been announced by Army National Guard, in­ nowhere in his lackluster speech did Everybody wants to stop inflation been invited to participate in "An pregress win be introdneed at die her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John J. cluding command of tbe Evening of Gourmet Otning,'' dmner. Foran of 48 Benton St.. Manchester. the president really come to grips — by cutting someone else’s wages or company which received Wednesday March 7. at Mandiester "We e^iect to tane some maney Mr. Walkovich is the son of Mr. and -fjaiiCtouwU with the fundamental issue that is profits or benefits. Nobody wants to the Eisenhower Trcqihy for Country Club. with the dimter." said MCC Director Mrs. Vittell Walkovich ol Danbnry most troubling American today and give up his own wage or profit boost the best unit in the state in canto, ffiH Bepimihig at 7. a complete six- of Athletics Rat Mistretta. "but 'An Miss Foran graduated from which most tands in the way of his ef­ or governmental handout. 1971 Digiulio has held OTRP «nd gm wrap tor enurne dimier wiO be prepared and Evening of Gourmet Dining' is also a Manchester High School, Manchester forts to create a sound economy at Although the nation's energy peril various assignments with a IBB Mtod ValanUna’i served by stndents in tlw Mandiester way for IS to thaidc many people who Community College and Central home and peace abroad. the 169th Infantry, in­ has been made more obvious than F OimmuBify College Hoteil and Food havesiyported ns i n t h e p ^ . It is an Connecticut State College. She is cluding ' service as If the analogy of a house or a ever by the Iran crisis, Americans go Service Management program and iqyartiiiHty for IB to d a re with them employed at Society for ^vings. executive officer of Com- building is to be followed the State of right on burning up more oil and gas­ by m embers of the MOC chapter of an evening of fm e food and wine in a Mr Walkovich graduated from ))any B. Commanding Of­ the Union speech might be said to oline than ever, resisting even the Future Innke^iers of America beantfinl setting at a price that is far Danbury High School and Central Jack Anderson ficer. Co. A. staff officer have dealt with some structural most modest curbs, such as the 55 (FIA). The upstairs bar at less ftan is usual for affairs of this Connecticut State College. He is positions with battalion matters — trimming the size of mile an hour speed limit. M aAester Country Chib will be kind." employed in the Plastics Division of headquarters and recently upen for cocktails from 6 to 7 pjn. He^nvteaoiisare limited and must Richardson Merrell government and its budget, reducing Meanwhile, excessive fears of as battalion executive of­ includul in the menu will be the be made by Feb. M. For reservations The couple is planning a fall wed­ government regulations, conserving what some people still seem to con­ Plea Issued To Venezuelan Kidnappers ficer. fs&usiqgsix canrses: Quidi Flonen- and anfomtalian. call the MCC ding. (Nassiff photo I energy, developing better ceive of as a monolithic, all-powerful Under his command. tme; Oruiwfaei Pine^qile Gelatin Athletic Qffioe. 6164210 relationships with the Russians and communist foe fuels an armsrace Major Digiulio will foe Mad, Sale Menmere a lorange. other foreign powers. These are cer­ that is speeding our way to the poor WASHINGTON - We have an sources, they found a snapshot of Notre Dame, her son’s alma mater. responsible lor 700 officers We reported in earlier columns Shubul. Submi of Beef Faroe wifli urgent message for the kidnappers of Niehous' three sons at their Caracs Birth and enlisted personnel and tainly not unimportant tasks. But house while adding to our insecurity. how the guerrillas' attempts to con­ She rejected the VA’s offer to Sauce Dwdeiais. Outefaess Brtatoes William Niehous, the Owens-Illinois swimming pool taken years ago. The Tha Surict 1 units in Rockville, they don’t get down to the foundation The fuss over an extremely limited tact Owens-Illinois to negotiate provide a marker for a cemetery on Chesta-, Snow T t o with Sweet Red executive who was seized at gunpoint dead man could have obtained the Ryan. Meghan Kathleen, Manchester. West Hart­ of this nation and its problems. effort to reach agreement with the Niehous’ ransom were thwarted by the South Bend campus where facul­ P e ffm : ■Crepes a la mode tor in his Caracas home by Venezuelan snapshot only from Niehous. d a n g e r of Thomas M. and Kathleen ford. New Britain and The foundation of any society is its Soviets on arms control has been mischance. After reading our ac­ ty members and special students are desKri / 'v :-al appropriate wines DDESTONE, Maine—Sgt. Robert Nolin Ryan of 326 Redwood Road. people and the moral values which such that it looks as though the price guerrillas three years ago. We have received no word from the buried. and fresnsvrolls be served J. lAdlelier. son of Mr. and Mrs. counts, the kidnappers secretly con­ Manchester. She was born Feb, 4 at unite and guide them. If that founda­ of a SALT II treaty will be even The message is this; do not let the kidnappers since that shootout, and “ It makes no sense to have a Ihi'siiglssil tbe dinner. Gerald R. PciOetier of 2 Goodwin C 4> U eg(e tacted us to ask if we were willing to Mamhester Memorial Hospital. Her recent killing of Pedro Celeslino it's possible they feel the need of Tickets for "An Evening oi tion is sound, a country can weather higher arms spending — a self- become part of the negotiations. memorial over an empty grave," she lane. East Hartford, is a member of maternal grandparents are Mr. and N o t e s any storm. If it is not, the national defeating proposition if there ever Calcurian. known among the reassurance from us. We want the explained to us, “ It would be a hollow G a n n e t D nui^." are hemg sold by tbe Best Field Maintenance Mrs. Raymond J. Nolin Jr. of East Assured that we were willing, the structure could collapse even during was one. guerrillas as guerrillas to know that we are still gesture without any meaning. I know d w MCE SdMenl Athletic Onfa. Sqaadnon in A e Strategic Air Cmn- Orleans. Mass. Her paternal grand­ NORTHFIELD. VT. iTTLt guerrillas recently provided us with “ Commander silling to go anywhere in the world to Proceeds will benefit the MCC m ^ fo r 2978. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Paiil F. —Cafhryn L. Cone, what may seem to be the best of Neither President Carter nor any solid proof that Niehous was still they have to have rules, but I’m not IjAU^ times — as in Iran today. Tuqueque," keep meet with their representatives, and ad d ^ preyam. Pelletier is a jet engine mechanic Ryan Sr. of Manchester. Her mater­ daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. other potential president can lead the alive as recently as last May 8. going to desecrate the honor I’m you from contac- > that we act independently of the The Student AtUetic Chib is at la n a g A F S . Msane. with tbe 42nd nal great-grandfathers are Raymond Allan L. Cone, 114 W. Ver­ In view of the public resistance United States out of its current We believe the 48-year-old trying to pay to the memory of my I’m i rM j in rariaiog fim dsto Field Maintenance Squadron. non St.. Mam.iie8ter. has ting us again to I'V Venezuelan and United States J. Nolin Sr. of Elaist Orfeans. Mass., ■aatiMul pandanta, that today frustrates efforts to con­ troubles if the people are too soft, too American businessman is still alive; son." huBi dagMts and a scantoard tor Unit persnnneil were cited for been named to 'the dean's arrange Niehous' governments — or. for that matter, and R^miond J. Banr of West papar awl^ite and mora. trol inflation, to curb energy con­ greedy or too fearful to follow. The we hope the kidnappers will over­ From what we learned from one the new MCC faasebMl field and to overall eaueSence during the past list at Norwich UnivBrsity ransom and the Ownes-Illlnois company. Haven. Her maternal great­ Nartod tor Vatonbne gHto. sumption and to contain the threat of new foundations this nation needs come their suspicions and renew VA source, Mrs. Carr’s only mis­ pay iw dw MOC baseball team's an- year fimthe fall semester. She is release, Our only contact in this matter is grandmother is Mildred A. Keller of nuclear war, one must begin to ques­ most are moral. Overhauling the their contact with qs. We will resume take was letting the agency know nuM wntog SBUthern t r y . Wtaners of He attended East Hartford High a member of tbe class of I ^ e Wales. Fla. She has a sister, tion the condition of America's government won’t do much good un­ ■Calcurian, a Donna Niehous, who with her three what she planned to do with the a drawing, y opstred by the Student Sdfaool. negotiations on their terms, and Erin. 3 1981. reputed guerrilla leader, died in a sons waits in never-ending anxiety at less we begin to overhaul ourselves. meet them at a time and place of memorial marker. This source said shootout with Venezuelan police a their home in Ohio, hoping for word LIMITED their choosing. the VA sends out the markers by the few months ago. On his body, say our of hen husband and praying for his Yesterdays FORGOTTEN HERO: Mrs. Harry thousands, and never checks whether nnWJDOClORY OFFER safe release. FROM THE James Carr Jr. is a'proud Gold Star the cemetery-only rule is observed. 25 Year.4 .Ago Footnote: Under the Constitution, VOPMITS WMLD associate pastor of Center Quote/Unquote mother who wants to honor the School operating expenses in Congregational Church, is appointed memory of her oldest son, Lt. (J.G.) the government is supposed to serve o o L L E c n o n Manchester are under the state chaplain at Mansfield State Training Edward Dean Brown Jr, in her own the people, who are the real “ He was a fraud, an obvious factory in the year ahead. But you'll average. School. way. sovereigns. Citizens who get the Board of Education to shift some Dr. James J. O'Leary, formerly of fraud. We had built him up as spend a bit more for it than you did in runaround from their government Freadi G ot llByncb But is not the way of the Veterans Keeney School pupils. Manchester, is named executive vice someone who had high credentials.” 1978." Administration, which refuses to un­ may write about the experience to 100% C ottaa H ot Pink Blue Cross hospital aid in president and economist of the — Kohcrl Hyland, general — W illiam Donee, president of bend, As a result, Mrs. Carr will not Jack A nderson, P.O . Box 2300, United States Trust Co, of New York. muniiger . ks your poap ort to o ghMkMS fREE Abraham Lincoln's birthday. the wall of the ROTC building at Florida Everglades, killing 43 peo­ baseball field." art work*i. day « die Spa. And « you dedde to join, die ddn b yous 241. 1 The moon is full. ple. — Willie Mays, elected to Ihe SCOOPS idJsolMely IBEE. Detals at any VOMAITS R O M fi Spa. Stan The morning stars are Venus, Mars ty D o B g S M m In 1973, the first American hasehall Hall of Fame, responding NORMAL onodfiq die ”New You notot Ha off spo i I SUCCESS? PUTTHET PIP OFFER US aCTEUlNP! Mercury, eeanoi to the Philippines. career. ------OM LYtajowim iiBooapoN- Those born on this date are under In 1974, Patricia Hearst's abduc­ “ It's a thridd down here for the sign of Aquarius. ^ CANDIES tors asked her wealthy father for $230 MaH check la VMMMMSMDRLO HEALTH SPAS •1.06 •1.26 everybody." Abraham Lincoln, 16th president of IB. M M I M L g million worth of free food as — Lisle Shoemaker, executive OepL 4111,210 Dexter AvB.. WMertown, Ma. 02172 the United States, and British evidence of good faith in negotiating editor of the Desert Sun, talking tlAMEIPrint). biologist Charles Darwin were born for her release, ahoiit Ihe snow ihal fell Jan. 31 at REACH Feb. 12, 1809. A thought for the day: Abraham Palm Springs, Calif., a resort MANCHESTER PARKJIDE DAILY 10-9 SUNDAY 12-5 On this day in history: e n v Lincoln said, “ As I would not be a noted for sunshine and mild STATE. -ZIP_ In 1953, the Soviet Union broke off ■EAca T aiT aiiisa V em n n a a dady IM ..4w i. I86..E . Bartford daily 104...Sun il)-5 slave, so I would not be a master. temperatures. QTV: □ SBE: PEG □ relations with Israel when terrorists lAlIQE □ uawr atarax, Nehiien, Dnfidd, Twriiigtan, Fairfield. Westfield. Mass This expresses my idea of “ There'll be sufficient energy for bombed the U.S.S.R. legation in Tel democracy." your home, your car, your office and PAGE TEN >- EVENING HERALD, Mon.. Ftb. 12. 1»7» Weekend Blaze Fatal Takeover EVENING HERALD, Mon., Feb. 12. 1878 — PAGE ELEVEN To Former Residents Herald Angle EAST HARTFORD - Walter J. both employed at the data center of Complete NHL Stars Red-Faced, Mugford, 55, and his wife, Slargaret, Travelers Insurance Co., Hartford. Earl Yost 55, formerly of East Hartford, died He was a member of the Continued from Page One Saturday night when a multiple Marlborough Loyal Order of Moose jSports Editor alarm fire hit their Blast Hampton and his wife, a member of the building, some of them women and home. Women's Chapter 1277, Loyal Order children. East Hampton Fire Chief Phillip of Moose. Two revolutionary guards stood J Soviets Score Shutout Visintainer said the blaze apparently They are survived by a son, Nor­ with guns at the doorway, idly watching the looters carting off NEW YORK (UPI) - The started in or around a wood-burning man R. Mugford of East Hartford; Favorite Player Straight season. the NHL — and then coming back for they would and many of their shots with the NHL Stars trying to play stove. The state fire marshal has and two grandchildren, as well as typewriters, camera projectors, car In six WHA seasons, he has picked Soviet Union staked its tem­ the decisive win Sunday iKhind the were inaccurate. I wanted them to tires and copy machine paper. physii^ally throughout. At one point, been called to investigate the blaze, several nieces and nephews. Every sports buff has a particular up just 20 penalty minutes. porary claim at being No. 1 in goaltending of little Vladimir test me more severly so I could show Russian official Valentin Sytch Visintainer said, although the cause Mr. Mugford is also survived by a TTiere was no great damage to the favorite player on teams of his Keon is a super penalty killer, a Myshkin, a 23-year-old angelic type how good a goalie I am." building visible from the outside. Canada’s national sport Sun­ threatened to pull his team off the ice did not appear to be suspicious. brother, Stanley Mugford of Malden, choice. crafty stickhandler and a guy you can who stands only 5-foot-7 and weighs Following a scoreless first period, following an incident in front of the Iran radio said tens of thousands of day night, and the National The couple was found on the floor Mass.; and two sisters, Mrs. Connie This corner’s particular “favorite” count on to go all out every minute 157 pounds. Soviet Most Valuable Player Boris Soviet net in which Bryan Trottier gun-wielding youths raced around the Hockey League All-Stars were of a bedrooom in their one-story Houston of Baltimore, Md., and Mrs. with the New England Whalers is he’s on the ice. Myshkin replaced Vladislav Mikhailov (Clark Gillies was chosen knocked down Myshkin and both Mohegan Trail home after the fire Victor Stevenson of Florida. capital shouting wildly and firing into Dave Keon, the 38-year-old veteran For 15 years he plied his trade with offering no alibis. Tretiak in the Russian nets after a as the NHL's MVP) flipped a the air. players received penalties. was extinguished, fire officials said. The funeral for the couple will be with the 21-year-old legs. Toronto Maple Leafs in the National “We have no excuses,” said NHL shaky Tretiak performance in Satur­ backhander in in the second period. Scotty Bowman, who as coach of Autopsies performed Sunday at­ Wednesday at II a m. at the Spencer Several hundred armed Khomeini I have yet to see the 5-9,167-pound Hockey League while playing with captain Bobby Clarke after the day's game. But Sunday the Soviets Less than two minutes later, Victor supporters burst into the Inter­ the Montreal Canadiens and isn't tributed the primary cause of both Funeral Home. 112 Main St., East center have a bad game in six years six Stanley Cup winners. Soviets had trounced his team 6-0 to denied the NHL many good scoring Zhluktov converted a Helmut used to losing, joined his teammates deaths to asphyxiation, and secon­ Hampton. The Rev. William Gender Continental Hotel where most of the in the World Hockey Association, the win the Challenge Cup two games to chances, Balderis pass for a power-play goal in refusing to alibi. foreign ■ reporters covering the dary causes to carbon monoxide III. rector of Christ Episcopal first three in enemy colors — one and take the unofficial world with Don Marcotte off for elbowing. “I have no excuses," Bowman revolution are staying. They told UPI Stickout in NHL poisoning and smoke inhalation, of­ Church of Middle Haddam, will of­ Minnesota and Indianapolis — and championship of hockey. “When you Myshkin, who showed little during said. “We prepared our team to the ficials said. ficiate. reporter Arthur Higbee they were the last three in the green and white He was a stickout before jumping get beat 6-0 you don’t have an excuse earlier workouts, is a confident sort Things got well out of hand in the best of our ability. I don't have one Mr. and Mrs. Mugford had lived in Friends may call at the funeral “Islamic police guarding against the of the Whalers. leagues. He’s managed to stay in top for nothing. We just got out butts who actually expressed disappoint­ third period as Balderis, Vladimir excuse at all that we could have done East Hartford before moving to Blast home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 possibility of an army takeover.” He’s by far the most consistent condition, and avoid any serious in­ kicked." ment at not being more severely Kovin, Sergei Makarov and Aleksan­ better under any other cir­ juries, which helps account for his Hampton 11 years ago. They were p.m. The gunmen were still in the hotel player with the club and when he tested. dr Golikov scored. Myshkin made cumstances or conditions. about an hour after entering it, but tallied his first hat trick — three-goal longevity in'the rugged sport. “They're in much better condition "I felt I deserved a chance to play outstanding third-period saves on that we are," General Manager Bill The future of this series is uncer­ were allowing guests to enter and performance—against Winnipeg last Keon has to be an inspiration to in this .series," said Myshkin, who Darryl Sittler, Ulf Nilsson and Denis tain at this time. The NHL players all leave the building. Wishing for Warmer Times Saturday night at ” every hockey player with his dedica­ Torrey said. plays for the Soviet Wings. “I was Potvin. but many came when the said they'd like another shot at the O bituaries A communique from Khomeini’s Springfield in a 7-2 tion to the game rivals two of his The Soviets dominated this series very excited when the coach came to game was virtually over. ^viets. but for now must be content Billy, left, and Rusty of Ash Swamp Road cold weather and wish for happier, warmer headquarters ordered all civilian win, he was as un- teammates who have been around a over the final two games, winning 5-4 me and told me I would play. The Sunday night's finale was by far in getting back to the regular NHL Glastonbury, say “Nay” to the latest bout of times. (Herald photo by Strempfer). gunmen to hand in their weapons, assumning as ever. good many years, Gordie Howe and Saturday — while clearly outplaying NHL didn't shoot as well as I thought the chippiest of the three games. schedule, which resumes tonight. Mrs. Clara R. Ludwig Joseph Wutsrh most of which were seized in raids on Keon hasn’t mis­ Johnny McKenzie. The latter is MELBOURNE, Fla. - Mrs. Clara GLASTONBURY - Joseph weapons depots Sunday, to military sed a game this Keon’s best friend. Rabenstein Ludwig, 94, of 516 E. Wutsch, 85, of 945 Hebron Ave. died and police bases around Tehran. season. He’s third T ^ It’s a treat to watch Keon handle Sheridan died Friday in Melbourne. Sunday evening at Hartford Hospital. Tehran’s International airport was on the team scoring the puck with McKenzie sailing down Connors Confused Mrs. Ludwig was bom in Rockville Mr. Wutsch was born in New Alien Traffic Increases, guarded by less than a dozen gun- ladder a fte r 48l the ice looking for a pass. The pair go Jersey and had lived in Glastonbury wielding marshals of Khomeini’s games with 47 together like ham and cheese. and had lived in Blast Hartford for 12 Keon years before moving to Florida seven for many years. Before his retire­ forces, but the airport was complete­ points. Keon isn’t the fastest skater but he in Losing to Borg years ago. She was a member of ment. he had been employed as a ly deserted. You won’t see the quiet veteran uses all his experience and just South Congregational Church of tnachinist at Pratt & Whitney Divi­ Solution Not Yet Found There was no indication of when it taking any cheap shots at enemy seems to glide along the ice with the Hartford. sion of United Technologies Corp., would reopen. players and his fantastic record of greatest of ease. BOCA RATON, Fla. (UPI) — Jimmy Connors tried She is survived by three sons. Blast Hartford. WASHINGTON (UPl) - The es­ successful. Khomeini’s forces also closed all staying out of the penalty box is a He’s a true professional and he everything, but nothing worked against Bjorn Borg’s accuracy fast that estimates can vary by the never has to offer any alibi about his Henry C. Ludwig of Hartford, He is survived by a son, William timate of illegal aliens moving into But the officials say Carter is not millions. border checkpoints and warned story in itself. the United States from Mexico has When Keon gets whistled off the performance for not going all out. from the baseline Sunday. Clarence E. Ludwig of Melbourne Wutsch of Billerica, Mass.; three prepared to make consessions on the Administration officials, howver, security guards to “watch against daughters, Mrs. Lewis (Evelyn) Ban­ reached the neighborhood of half a issue of illegal aliens. known corrupt elements from fleeing ice for an infraction, it’s unique. To Many times there is plenty of room 1 think he (Connors) didn’t know and Harold W. Ludwig of seem to settle on the figures of 4 to 5 McEnroe and Guillermo Vilas, had ning of Manchester, Mrs. Ralph million or more each year, and the country with money and date, he’s spent but two minutes in for argument when the three-star exactly what to do," said Borg after Wethersfield; two daughters, Mrs. He believes the main reason as million — about 60 percent of them threatened to boycott the circuit (Marjorie) Hibbard of Dunedin, Fia., neither country has found a way to valuables.” the box, this figure being the total he game selections are made, but no one his 6-1 6-3 win in the finals of the Eleanor L. Bjarkman of Englewood. many as half a million indigent from Mexico. $300,000 Grand Slam of Tennis. because of new rules requiring six and Mrs. John (Beatrice) Conlon of stop the flow. The radio, now controlled by accumulated in 78 games last year could disagree with the choice Fla., and Mrs. Elsie L. Brusick of Mexicans steal across the 2,000-mile C a rte r’s unsuccessful con­ "He was trying high ones and drop designated tournaments and limiting The perennial problem is certain to Khomeini forces, said earlier reports when he won the league's “Most against the Jets last Saturday night. Marathon. Fla.; a sister, Mrs. Elsi Houston. Texas; two brothers, Her­ border each year is a lack of job op­ gressional package included a plan to shots and coming in. and he didn’t exhibitions. man Wutsch of Manchester and Mar­ be high on the agenda in President portunities at home. that Americans were fighting beside Gentlemanly Award ” for the second Keon won by a landslide. Dien of West Palm Beach. Fla.; 10 grant amnesty to the many illegal know what to do," Borg said. Borg collected $150,000 for winning tin Wutsch of East Hartford; two Carter’s meetings this week with the Immortal guards were “for­ grandchildren and 14 great­ They are searching for “a better aliens who have resided in the United Borg returned Connors' "high his third Grand Slam in the three grandchildren. sisters, Mrs. Catherine Brewer of Mexican President Jose Lopez Por­ tunately not true.” life,” Carter believes, and hopes to States a long time. ones" with his own "high ones,” years the event has existed. AH three East Hartford and Mrs. Mary tillo. The reports of American involve­ The private funeral will be nudge his Mexican counterpart to made several spectacular retrieves finals have been against Connors. Tuesday at Newkirk and Whitney Kniskern of New York; 14 But administration officials warn ment in the fighting had caused provide programs designed to im­ Lobbying Goals Stingers End of the drop shots, and when the left­ The victory leaves his career grandchildren and 10 great­ the talks are unlikely to produce any alarm among W esterners, who Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave.. prove the job possibilities for the record againk Connors at a 10-7 grandchildren. instant miracles in the way of braced for a violent backlash by hander came to the net, Borg passed Blast Hartford. Burial .will be in people at home. HARTFORD (UPI) - Judicial him with forehands and backhands deficit, but he has been consistenly The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 solutions. Khomeini forces. Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford. Carter, officials say, wants to con­ reform and merit selection of judges alike, time after time. successful against the 26-year-old They say Carter hopes to soothe The Defense Department said Sun­ There are no calling hours. a.m. from Glastonbury Funeral tinue efforts to prevent illegal border will be the priorities for the citizens’ The tournament, pitting the left-hander on clay. Home, 450 New London Turnpike, any hard feelings remaining from day it is preparing for the evacuation Whaler Skein The family suggests that any crossings and to crack down on lobby group Common Cause this game's four top-ranked players, was Earlier in the day, McEnroe, with a mass at St. Paul’s Church at 1977, when he proposed — without of the 7,(KX) Americans still in Iran. A memorial gifts may be made to smugglers, who charge Mexicans a legislative session. overshadowed somewhat by the an­ ranked fourth in the world, defeated 10. Burial will be in St. Augustine’s consulting the Mexican government CINCINNATI (UPI) — The Cincinnati Stingers defeated the South Congregational Church, Hart­ fee for a trip into the United States. Executive Director Betty Gallo spokesman said all Americans in nouncement that they and fifth- the third-rated Vilas, 6-4, 6-2, to ford. Cemetery, South Glastonbury. — that Congress enact a law to New England Whalers 5-2 Sunday afternoon on the strength of a “ But the border is so long and so said Sunday that both issues have the Iran were safe but advised them to ranked Vitas Gerulaitis had agreed collect $45,000 for third place in ten­ Friends may call at the funeral penalize U.S. firms that knowingly stay indoors. fine goaltending performance from Mike Liut. difficult to patrol effectively,” said support of the majority of the to compete on the Grand Prix circuit nis' richest event. Vilas made $30,000 home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 employ illegal immigrants from Radio Iran reported clashes in Jamie Hislop, Bryon Shutt, Peter Mrs. Clara M. Oneslager one White House aide, “that if the Legislature. and at the U.S. and British opens. for losing two matches, and Connors p.m. Mexico. several other cities of the country Marsh and Michel Pearizeau WHA point when he and defenseman EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Oara only thing you did in terms of trying Common Cause also is lobbying for The five, who also include John earned $75,000. The family suggests that any Officials believe it was partly due to control illegal immigration was to conflict of interest proposals. and said 150 people were killed in a provided Cincinnati with a 4-0 lead Alan Hangsleben set up Keon’s third M. Oneslager, 64, of 252 Tolland St. memorial gifts may be made to the to Mexico’s irritation that this shootout Sunday between loyalist midway through the second period goal. It was Keon’s 15th this season died Satur^y at Hartford Hospital. attempt to put more border One such bill would prohibit state Glastonbury Auxiliary Police Am­ proposal died in the 95th Congress. troops and pro-Khomeini forces in before Blaine Stoughton put the and came at 1:12 of the third period. Mrs. Oneslager was bom in Coun­ patrolmen, you would never be able officials and employees in regulatory bulance Association, Main Street, or They say the administration to control it,” agencies from accepting jobs in the Tabriz, capital of the west Iranian Whalers on the board at 17;54. McKenzie and Keon also assisted cil Grove, Kan., and had lived in Blast probably will reintroduce it this year to the Heart Association of Greater The total number of illegal aliens industry they regulated for two years province of East Azerbaijan. Liut stopped 21 of New England's on George Lyle’s goal 78 seconds Baker Wins Pole Hartford for.spyen, years. She had if Carter’s diplomacy this week is Hartford, 310 Collins St., Hartford. in the United States has multiplied so after leaving the state jobs. 23 shots, allowing only Stoughton's later to give New England.a 6-1 lead. been employed for many years at goal and a dribbler by Marty Howe at Mike Rogers scored the only goal of Travelers Insurance Co., Hartford, 16:46 of the third round. the first period and New England Part of Perfect Performance and was a member of the Travelers League leading scorer Robbie took a 4-1 lead in the second period on For Daytona 500 Girls Club. Soviet goalie Vladimir Myshkin blocks the puck with his chest John J. Shea Colleges Hit Ftorek set up two goals, including Jim Warner’s first goal of the season She is survived by two daughters, as Guy Lafleur of the NHL All-Stars positions for rebound. EAST HARTFORD - John J. Hislop's and the final Cincinnati tally and two power-play goals by Keon. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — Winning the pole position Donna R. Barahman of East Hart­ Shea, 72, of 905 Burnside Ave. died by Reg Thomas. .Scott Campbell scored for the Jets in Myshkin turned aside all shots in 6-0 victory. (UPI Photo) ford and Patricia A. Bradley of By Measles for.next Sunday’s Daytona 500 was a “picnic,” said Buddy In Springfield, Mass., Saturday the second period. Hopewell Junction, N.Y.; her Saturday at Manchester Memorial Baker, a driver obsessed with winning stock car racing’s most Hospital. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - night, Dave Keon's hat trick carried Winnipeg’s Peter Sullivan mother, Mrs. Minnie Bookman prestigious event. The funeral was this morning from flhode Island’s measles outbreak has the Whalers to a 7-2 victory over the recorded his 33rd goal in the final Campmire of Council Grove; two A record lap speed of 196.049 mph it's become an obsession. I just have the Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 hit the state’s college campuses with Winnipeg Jets. period and Whalers’ Mike An­ to win that race. sisters, Josephine Cesari of Lees Main St., with a mass at St. Rose one confirmed case at Brown Univer­ The Whalers were also led by John tonovich scored the final goal with a Sunday put Baker on the pole. Donnie Eagle Icemen Rally Summit, Mo., and Loretta Bames of Allison ran his fastest lap at 194.889, “It's exciting to be back in the Church. Burial was in St. Mary’s sity and another suspected one at the McKenzie, who registered his 400th rare assist by goalie A1 Smith. thick of things," he added. “ It’s like Kansas City, Kan,; and four Cemetery. University of Rhode Island. good for the No. 2 position in the grandchildren. $500,000 Daytona 500. going to a picnic again after a long Mr. Shea was born in Hartford and State health officials over th( The funeral is Tuesday with a mass “That's one race I've wanted more absence." To Trim Maloney had lived in this area all his life. weekend set the total number of con at 11 a.m. at St. Mary’s Church. than any other," said Baker, who has The soft-spoken Charlotte, N.C., Before retiring in 1974, he was a firmed measles cases at 70. Twenty Green Snaps Slump driver also won $50,000 by reaching Burial will be in Council Grove, Kan. supervisor at the Charter Oak Bridge more suspected cases are under gone without a win for 69 races and Coming from behind, East Catholic trimmed Maloney High, 9- The Callahan Funeral Home 1602 the finish line first in the 50-mile for the state Bridge Authority for 20 study, including the URI student, of­ two years. "To me, because I’ve 3, in ice hockey action last Saturday night at the Bolton Ice Main St., is in charge of Busch Clash. He averaged 194.384 years. He was an Army veteran of ficials said. been so close, so many times, I guess arrangements. mph in the race that pitted him Palace. World War II and a member of the Robert A, Reichley, Brown’s vice With Hawaii Win Peter LaBelle put East in front against eight other pole winners of The Eagle skaters, now 8-3 in CIAC There are no calling hours. with his third goal of the year at 10:19 Blast Hartford VFW Post. president for university relations, 1978. competition and 11-3 overall, will He also was a communicant of St. Saturday said an 18-year-old uniden­ HONOLULU (UPI) T- Hubert Green has won only one major as he fired the puck past screened Baker's victories were face crosstown Manchester High Mrs. Clair J. Packard Rose Church and a member of the tified rown student living in a cam­ title in nine years - the 1977 U.S. Open - and obviously he’d like Saturday night at the Ice Palace at Spartan goalie Mike D'Auria. overshadowed by the spectacular East broke it open with a six-goal MANCHESTER — Mrs. Rena East Hartford Lodge of Elks. pus dormitory had contracted the to win a few more, but he’s in no hurry. 8:30. There will be a prelim game Bartlett Packard, 78, of 10 Bush Hill He is survived by a brother, contagious disease. performance of Kyle Petty, 18, who between the East jayvees and the final period. Gerry King tallied the State officials continued to ask all "The only tournament I'm worried won the ARCA 200-mile race. He three-goal hat trick giving him 15 for Road died Sunday at Manchester Edward P. Shea of East Hartford; a about right now," he said, after win­ Lost in the shuffle of Green’s fine Manchester Youth Hockey Midgets, Memorial Hospital. She was the wife sister, Mrs. Helen Newton of schools to ban students starting proved himself an aggressive driver the year with Matt Tobin (16), Rob ning the $300,000 Hawaiian Open Sun­ play — he had four rounds in the 60s John Fontaine and Pete Landry of Clair J. Packard. Worcester, Mass.; and several today in kindergarten through 9th — although it was his first race White (6) and LaBelle (4) also fin­ day for the second straight year, “is including a 63 in the third round — tallied for Maloney in the first period Mrs. Packard was bom in Glaston­ nieces and nephews. grade who can’t prove they were im­ behind the wheel, ding the back of the twine. this week's tournament, which is the was a strong finish by Fuzzy Zoeller, for a 2-0 lead. East, however, struck bury and lived there before coming to The family suggests that any munized against the contagious dis­ "You don’t really feel the strain in Landry countered for Maloney. Tucson Open Still riding a high from his first lour or five laps of practice. " said quick Iv at the outset of the second Manchester in 1929. She was a 58- memorial gifts may be made to the ease. ,se.ssion with Kurt Peterson tallying East outshot the visitors, 33-22, Green was near perfect in the career victory two weeks ago in the young Pettv, who was wearing one of with Scott Mosher and Scott Howat year member of Goodwin Grange of Heart Association of Greater Hart­ The Ivy League school has obtained Hawaiian Open on a course deep in twice in a 27-second span. The scores 500 doses of vaccine which it will ad­ San Diego Open, Zoeller closed with his father s old uniforms for luck sharing the netminding chores for Glastonbury. She also belonged to the ford. 310 Collins St., Hartford. water and probably unplayable Sun­ a 65 Sunday to finish three strokes were Peterson s 14th and 15th of the Glastonbury American Legion minister to students starting today, But 80 laps ... that s different. season. the Eagles. Auxiliary. day. The last lialf dozen threesomes behind Green at 18-under 270, That Reichley said. Dispensing the vac­ in the final round ploughed through a won Fuzzy $32,400 and made him the She is also survived by a daughter, cine is a “precautionary measure,” driving rainstorm accompanied at year's lop money winner at $82,444. Mrs. Jean Sanders of New Orleans! he said. Resolution Adopted times by winds of nearly 40 mph. l.arry Ncl.son also had a strong La.; four brothers, Francis W. State Epidemiologist Dr. Gerald Basketball ATLANTA (UPI) — The General Green managed a final round 69 for final round, a 67, and that earned him Bartlett of Glastonbury, Wallace E. Faich said the state is adequately Assembly Mission Board of the a 72-hole score of 21-under-par 267. a third place at 272 and $20,400. Charles prepared to deal with any outbreaks Bartlett of South Glastonbury, Mor­ Presbyterian Church in the United tournament record. He went 69 holes Coody. Miller Barber and young Lin- INTEREAITH MIDGE’I'S on college campuses, should they oc­ M iirsliall Peace Saturday afternoon at 2 timer 0. Bartlett of Hartford and States has adopted a resolution to use before making his first bogey. dy Miller finished another shot back Action Saturday night at Illing saw The Manchester Midget Huskies cur. But he said the schools should be o’clock at East Catholic for the Warren R. Bartlett of Sacramento, iU stock in Sears Roebuck as a in the Bob Hope Tournament, at 273 and won $12,400 each. Don Triniiy uown Emanuel oi naruoro, .split a pair of games last weekend, able to deal with their own campus championship. Calif.; two sisters. Miss Dorothy means of asking the company not to Green failed to make the cut and in ■lanuary and Dan Halldorson, 33-20, Center Congo trim Faith, 49-32, bowing 2-1 to Enfield Friday night Bartlett of Manchester and Mrs. Inez outbreaks. advertise on television programs the Bing Crosby Tournament he followed at 274 for $9,675 each. Jim Marshall Temple Beth overwhelm Concordia, and topping Avon. 9-2. Saturday night Cochran of New Britain; and two “We stand ready to help college lUJNG JV containing “excessive or gratuitous” finished in a tie for 54th, Coming here Tom Watson, winner of five events 42-22, and Wapping trip Emanuel of at the Bolton Ice Palace. grandsons. medical staff to put together .a Illing jayvee nipped Assumption violence. he had failed to break par in eight last year but none thus far in 1979, Manchester, 46-22. The funeral is Wednesday at 1 p m. pogram,” Faich said, “but we are A^s Manager last Friday, 54-53. Mike St. Laurent Leon Botteron, assisted by Dean rounds and poor putting was the never was a factor and wound up at Dave Parks had 22 points for Trini­ not ready to mobilize the troops and OAKLAND (UPD —Jim Marshall, had 15 points and Mike McKenna 12 Tully put the locals in front of En­ at Glastonbury Funeral Home, 450 reason. So Green worked about a 281, a shot ahead of Lee Trevino, U.S. ty while Rick Hedling and Rod come out and do it for them.” who managed the Chicago Cubs for and Alex Glenn and Hal Whiting field. Enfield, however, came back in New London Turnpike. Burial will be dozen hours on the practice green, Open champ Andy North finished at Nelson had 11 apiece for Emanuel. Most adults, over the age of 21, played well for Illing. in Green Cemetery, Glastonbury in two to three hours a day, and saw it 283 and Crosby winner Lon Hinkle at three seasons and was three times Steve Pyka (16) and Scott Coleman the third period, scoring the the spring. Chris Negri had a game-high 21 have at some point contracted the pay off. 287. Minor League Manager of the Year, (13) topped Congo while Jon equalizer with 2:40 left and the game- There are no calling hours. points for Assumption. disease, if only in a mild form and it did with $54,000 and his 15th PGA champ John Mahaffey, who will pilot the Oakland A’s in 1979. Magruder’s 9 points paced Faith. winner with 52 seconds to go. The family suggests that any { umn 1 therefore don’t require measles Oakland A's owner Charles 0, Illing is now 2-9. career victorv . His career earnings opened the year by taking the Hope Jon Keller had 10 tallies for Tem­ memorial gifts may be made to the V’ Enfield outshot Manchester, 26-14, shots, Faich said. But people ple and Rich Todte 16 for Concordia. HARTFORD —The winning now stand at $1,197 789 and the Classic, quit here after one rouSd sell L n T the K team m ®n"o long enough to name with Rick Spiller kicking out all 17 Heart Association of Greater Hart­ between 18 and 21, the so-called Hawaiian victory pushed him ahead Jim Sorosiak (18) and John Clay (11) number drawn Saturday in the with a sore hand. Ben Cresnhaw, who Marshall, 47, to the job. He noted shots fired on him and Bob Carlson 7 ford, 310 Collins St., Hartford. “swing group” should get shots, he of Johnny Miller into 12th place on paced Wapping while Kevin Carriere Connecticut daily lottery was 620, added. won the rain-shortened Phoenix that with spring training scheduled of 9. the all-time list. Open, did not make the cut had a game-high 22 markers for Any college students who show ear­ to start in less than two weeks he Emanuel. Beanpot Play Dan Weinbaum scored the three- (lart Hartford Polle* ly signs of the disease, such as a could not wait any longer to choose a Standings: Center 7-0, St. Mary's6- goal hat trick against Avon with fever or a rash, should leave for Sports Slate pilot. 1, Wapping 5-3, Trinity 5-3, Emanuel BOS’TONt UPl)-D efen­ George LeBlanc scoring twice and home, Faich said. Marshall, former major league and of Manchester 3-2, Emanuel of Hart­ ding champion Boston George Zdanis, Willie Simon, Scott A loud stereo at 3:15 a.m. Saturday the chest. Later, at the police station, Vaccination clinic were set up 'loniliiv outfielder, managed the A’s Van­ ford 3-4, South Methodist 2-4, Temple University meets Boston Verbridge and Brian Gullo one each. across Rhode Island this past BASKK'IIJ.M couver team last year. He replaces College in the finals of the led to the arrest of Alice Gajda, 22, of she kicked an officer below the right ford Beth 2-5, Faith 2-5, Concordia 0-8. LeBlanc had four assists, Weinbaum 19 Garvan Gt., East Hartford. knee and punched him in the right weekend. More clinics are planned Soiilli Cciurul III MCC Jack McKeon, fired by Finley at the 27th annual Beanpot Tour­ and Simon three each and Zdanis, for this week. Officials expect at (Hiiiiicn), 6 Cheney I'eeli ul Eusl end of last season. nament Monday night for Police said they received a com­ shoulder. Muiiiplon CYO Verbridge and Gullo one apiece. least 20,(X)0 doses of measles vaccine Soiilli Ccniriil iil MC( 8 Marshall, who managed the Cubs the hockey championship plaint about a loud stereo playing at The officer was taken to Penney ul Siiniduiry Our Lady of Peace advanced to the 19 Garvan Street at 3:15 a.m. They Manchester Memorial Hospital, will be administared in an effort to WRESILINt; from 1974-76, was given a one-year Manchester Deanery finals with a 28- of Boston. ' Carlson and Spiller kicked out 16 of quell the outbreak. Siin.ihiiry ni MiinclicMcr, .S o III h W i II d s o r 111 contract. The Terriers arc in the 18 shots. warned Ms. Gajda and she agreed at where he was examined and released noon Newinglon 20 win over St. James.,Mike Stone the time to turn i t down. to resume duty. The outbreak began in East Marshall received minor league and Mike Crooks each had 10 points finals for the 16lli con­ The Midgets are 19-9-2 for the Clicncy T,.< h III Fur- W'indHor l.oekH a I secutive year, having won But, at 3;40 a.m., they received Ms. Gajda was charged with dis­ Providence and was confined to that accolades as manager at Tacoma in for the winners while Jeff Donahue season. city until last week. New cases have "liiiglon, fii.'lO Itoekville the Pacific Coast League in 1971, at the trophy nine of the last another complaint and arrested Ms. orderly conduct and assaulting a Itollon ul I’orllund had 8 for St. James. Gajda. police officer. She was released on been reported in Barrington, ICE HOCKEY Wichita of the American Association Assumption downed St. Joe’s in the 15 years. BC has not beaten Providence, Johnston. ManrIicHler ul Ecriiii, 2 Covenlry ul Khuni in 1972, and in 1977 at Denver, also of Bli in the last 10 meetings, While police were apprehending 9500 surety bond. She is scheduled to VCindliiiin ul Munelienler other semifinals, 49-21. Chris Negri Last year, only eight Rhode TiichiIuv the American Association. He guided since the 1976 Beanpot her, Ms. Gajda punched an officer in appear in court March 5. (girls) had 11 points for Assumption and Joe lim.lDVVS - Karen Islanders had the measles. BASKETIUI.L Vancouver to a second-place finish Maningas 10 for St. Joe’s. final. McConnell 153-363. '1iinrlii »|».r ul EumI Hurl- Ml gullies 8 |i.ni. last season. Assumption will meet Our Lady of PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Feb. 11, 1»7» EVENING HERALD, Mon., Feb. 12.1979 - PAGR THTHTRFn Notre Dame Tunxis Quintet 76ers Impressive ( Scoreboard ) Topples MCC WHA Upset Loser Outscoring Bullets W L T Pts. Five players hit double figures as Tunxis Community College New England 25 16 7 57 Winnipeg 25 21 6 56 NEW YORK (UPI) — UCLA Coach Gary Cunningham knew overpowered Manchester Community College, 104-81, in CCCAA NEW YORK (UPI) - second quarter. The Woot guard shot and pulled down 15 rebounds, ^b in - just how difficult it was. 6-for-7 for 13 points and handed off Edmonton 27 21 0 54 basketball action Saturday night at Plainville High. Listening to Philadelphia son led eight Phoenix players in dou­ Quebec 25 20 4 54 Bruin freshman Tyren Naulls hit four pressure free throws in two assists in the second quarter, The Cougars, 11-10, begin a string rebounds. Ned Hall chipped in 16 Coach Billy Cunningham, one when Philadelphia took a 49-45 lead. ble figures and the Suns had 65 Cincinnati 22 25 5 49 the closing 13 seconds Sunday and third-ranked UCLA came of five straight home games tonight points and 17 rebounds, Richie Clark would think he attaches great In other games, Boston edged New rebounds — their highest total this Birmingham 19 27 4 42 away with a 56-52 upset of top-ranked Notre Dame. against South Central Community 15 markers and 10 steals and Ed Self York 107-102, Indiana nudged Chicago season. Their 35-point scoring significance to the 76ers’ 107-99 margin was also a season best. Sunday's Results "For a freshman, Naulls was put in Sam Clancy stole a pass from College at East Catholic at 8 o’clock. 14 points for the winners. victory over the Atlantic 110-108, Milwaukee bombed Denver Cincinnati 5, New England 2 MCC, 5-6 in conference play, hosts Paul Litke had 16 markers for •SpurH 12^, WarriorH 107 a most difficult situation, and to step Duke's Bob Bender with 10 seconds Divison-leading Washington 12M7, New Jersey defeated San James Silas scored 24 points and Edmonton 4, Birmingham 3 up and coolly make four free throws Mitchell Wednesday, E stern MCC. Diego 1.(14-99, Phoenix routed left, drove the length of the court and Bullets Sunday. triggered a second-quarter San An­ was a great achievement," Cun­ followed up his missed first shot with Connecticut's jayvees Thursday, The Cougar women bowed twice, Cleveland 136-101, San Antonio beat Norwalk Community College Satur­ tonio rally. The victory boosted the ningham said. a slam dunk to lift Pitt over Duke. succumbing 51-27 to Eastern Connec­ “I have a great deal of confidence NHL Notre Dame hit a cold spell that let day and Hartford UConn next Mon­ ticut State College Friday night and in this team,” he said. “There’s Spure into first place in the Central The Panthers built a 37-32 halftime day, Division by a half-game over idle Campbell Conference UCLA back into the game, as the lead and held even with the Blue 42- 39 to Tunxis Saturday. some doubt sometimes. We have our Bruins reeled off six straight points The Cougars still have visions of Tracey Hareld had 15 points and 11 share of peaks and valleys, but if we ( ~ W Houston. The Warriors dropped their Patrick DivlBlon Devils down the stretch. Duke's fourth in a row. For the Spurs, NBA to take a 44-40 lead wiUi 5:41 making the post-season tournament rebounds in the loss to Eastern and 17 play at the level we did today, es­ Golden’^tate 125-107, Kansas City got W L T Pts. Eugene Banks, who finished with 17 scoring leader George Gervin remaining. points, hit a turnaround jumper with and must get past South tonight. The points and 13 caroms in the setback pecially on defense, that’s the key to by Los Angeles 104-103 and Portland NY Islanders 33 9 10 76 the playoffs." finished with 20 .points and Robert With the crowd of 11,345 at the three minutes left to tie it 69-69. New Haven college, like MCC, has to Tunxis. Marlene Walker had 8 beat Atlanta 91-87. NY Rangers 29 18 5 63 Darryl Dawkins, starting in place Parish scored 30 points and grabbed Atlanta 29 22 4 62 Athletic and Convocation Center, the After Duke went to its stall and set the same idea. A loss would be a points and 15 rebounds for MCC in the l*iirRicky Sobers added 20 as Indiana Kareem Abdul-Jabbar goaltended W L T Pts. Tunxis with 30 points and 22 one with 13 seconds left, giving Odell Ball scored 21 points and Sam maintain its advantage. The Cougars trade to replace injured All-Star snapped a three-game losing streak. a shot by Kansas City’s Sam Lacey Chicago 19 24 9 47 UCLA. lB-3. a 54-50 lead. Worthen added 14 as Marquette, 17-4, rebounds. In his last three games, the were whistled for 27 fouls, 5 against guard Doug Collins, chipped in with .Artis Gilmore had 20 for (Chicago and with 13 seconds left, giving Kansas Vancouver 18 29 7 43 Notre Dame's Tracy Jackson, who held Louisville's Darrell Griffith to 6-foot-5 center has scored 105 points, Tunxis, 15 as the 7ters cut the Bullets’ lead to Mickey Johnson added 18. City the victory. Jabbar twice tied St. Louis 13 35 7 33 scored 11 points, h ifa layup with nine points in downing the Cardinals. pulled down 62 rebounds and blocked MCC women entertain South Cen­ four games. Ctollins will undergo foot Itiii-kB 126, NuggelH 87 the game for the Lakers in the final Colorado 12 33 8 32 seven seconds remaining to cut the Marquette outrebounded Louisville 17 points. His 23.2 points per game tral tonight at East at 6 o'clock. surgery today that will sideline him Junior Bridgeman scored 20 points. minute — 100-100 on a three-point One on One for the rest of the regular season. gap to 54-52. Notre Dame. 17-3, then 35-28 and had 17 steals. The Warriors and 14.8 rebound norm puts him Six other Bucks scored in double play with 58 seconds left and 102-102 Wales Conference fouled Naulls again and the freshman among the leaders in New England’s T unxis (104) Hall 6-4-16, Clark 6-3-15, Boston’s Dave Cowens and Knicks’ Joe Meriweather both leap The 6-foot-ll Dawkins, starting up figures. Reserve forward Tom ,on two free throws with 31 seconds to went on a 12-4 burst early to take a Scheiner 6-2-14, Self 6-2-14, McGinn 2-1-5, Norris Division National Junior College Athletic front with 7-foot-l Caldwell Jones, go. 19-11 lead and were never Association standings. Allen 2-0-4, Neal 2-0-4, Cunningham 1-0-2, for rebound in yesterday’s game in Boston won by Celts. W L T Pts. threatened. found the outside to his liking. He Boswell led Denver with 16. Trail Itlazi-rx 91, llawkH 87 Colleoe Tunxis, now 17-2 , had a 22-20 lead Hardwick 9-6-24, Harrison 3-0-6. Totals Boston’s Chris Ford (42) watches play. (UPI Photo) Montreal 37 9 7 81 The Michigan State Spartans com­ 43- 18-104. canned four shots from 20 feet out in Ncis lo t, UlippiTN 98 Maurice Lucas and Mychal Thomp­ before it ripped off 18 unanswered a 13-point third quarter that helped Los Angeles 23 24 7 53 Batkttball pleted a two-game road sweep of the MCC (81) Thompson 0-0-0, Zito 3-2-8, Bernard King and Eddie Jordan son scored consecutive baskets in the points, settling for a 48-34 halftime the Sixers build an 84-67 lead, which combined for 49 points. Jordan Pittsburgh 21 23 8 50 conference co-leaders with a convin­ Butler 13-4-30, Frederick 2-1-5, P. Litke 8- last minute to lift Portland over Washington 17 29 8 42 sank two more free throws to lock it advantage, 0-16, Murphy 1-1-3, D, Litke 1-2-4, Baz- was needed to withstand a fourth- scored six key points down the Atlanta. Lucas, who had 24 points, cing 73-55 victory over 12th-ranked Detroit 11 29 14 36 up and help UCLA end a three-game Ohio State Saturday. The victory Ron Hardwick paced Tunxis, 13-0 zano 3-1-7, Wyman 0-2-2, Beaupre 3-0-6 Celtics Obtain quarter Washington rally that cut the stretch and handed off a game-high scored with a minute to go to put margin to six. losing streak against the Fighting boosted ninth-ranked Michigan State in the CCCAA. w ith 24 points and 14 Totals 34-13-81. nine assists as the Nets evened their Portland up 85-84, and Thompson Adams Division Money, acquired last Wednesday Irish, who also saw their 15-game, to 8-4 in the conference, just behind record at 26-26. followed with a layup 16 seconds W L T PU. from the New Jersey Nets, dazzled homecourt winning skein snapped. the Buckeyes, 13th-ranked Iowa and SiiiiH 136. Ciiuilicrs 101 later as the Trail Blazers rolled to Boston 32 13 9 73 Saturday night, All-America Cheney Matmen Even Record Ex~Point King the crowd with his quickness in the Truck Robinson scored 24 points their seventh straight home victory. Buffalo 21 19 11 53 No. 18 Purdue, all 9-3. forward Larry Bird was held to only Elsewhere in the top 10, sixth- Toronto 21 22 10 52 Cheney Tech's wrestling team 4 points, and Carl Nicks of second- ranked North Carolina trounced Loose Ball Flaherty 3:31,141 - Oliverio (S) dec. Minnesota 21- 24 7 49 evened its record at 5-5 with a 42-24 Lance Bouchard 10-3, 148 — Steve NEW YORK (UPI) — The Boston Celtics have obtained three- ranked Indiana State scored 31 points Providence 89-55; No. 7 Louisiana Notre Dame's Bill Hanzilik and UCLA’s Brad Holland watch •Sunday's Result to lead the unbeaten Sycamores to a State edged Florida 88-82 in over­ triumph over homestanding Chmelowski (CT) pinned Smith 5:34, tinie NBA scoring champion Bob McAdoo of the New York Soviet Nationals 6, NHL All-Stars 0 91-72 triumph over Bradley. time, and No. 10 Syracuse beat St. basketball sail down court yesterday at South Bend. UCLA won Stonington High Friday night. 158 — Papadopoulas (S) dec. Rod Knicks for three 1979 first-round draft choices. Chris Ford on Steve Reed added 19 points for the Bonaventure 74-69. in upset. (UPI Photo) Mike Cunningham moved up in Fournier 11-7,170- Bob Hunter (CT) Celtics’ General Manager Red NBA class to the 108-pound level but Sycamores. 22-0 overall, who will be In the secHind 10, llth-ranked Texas dec. Dawley 14-13, 187 - Bark Auerbach said in a telephone inter­ He was traded to New York in remained unbeaten with a 9-4 deci­ Eastern Conference in contention with No. 3 UCLA for the A&M was upset by Texas Tech 67-63; Pacekonis (CT) WBF, Un’jmited — view from his Washington D.C. home December, 1976. He has a lifetime sion over Jim Santos for Cheney. Tom Sullivan (CT) WBF. '• Atlantic Division top spot in this week's poll. Mitchell No. 13 Iowa topp^ Wisconsin-79-65; early today that Celtics and Knicks’ scoring average of 27.8. points and is Results: 94 — Boucher (S) pinned As Celts Down W L .P ct. GB Anderson paced Bradley with 30 No. 14 Arkansas walloped Texas Solid UConn Effort management worked out the trade in a five-time All-Star. Ray Boisvert 1:40, 101 — Dave Ski Marathon Washington 37 16 .698 - points. Christian 108-65; No. 16 Vanderbilt a home-and-home series between the Houston guard Slick Watts called the breaks down the stretch ,” Menard (CT) WBF, 108 — Cun­ BRANDON, Vt. (UPI) - Audon BOSTON (UPI) - The Philadelphia 32 No. 4 Duke and No. 5 Louisville topped Mississippi 7(W8; No. 17Tem­ two teams this weekend. McAdoo the ‘best-shooting big man McAdoo said. “It's nice now. There’s no turmoil 19 .627 4 Endstad of Stowe, Vt,, fought New Jersey were Saturday's big upset victims. ple routed LaSalle 97-81; No. 18 Pur­ ningham (CT) dec. Santos 9-4, 115 — The three draft picks going to the ever." Boston Celtics turned to their The Celtics, trailing 96-93 with and everyone's thinking basketball. 26 26 .500 lOVk temperatures reaching 26 below zero New York The Blue Devils were shocked by due downed Northwestern 76-64 and Too Much for UMass Fulcher (S) pinned Art Soucy 3:48, Knicks would be one from the Auerbach was asked in 1976 if newest point machine late in three minutes left, reeled off eight We have to get our heads together 25 33 .431 14% to win the annual American Ski Boston 23 Pittsburgh 71-69 and Louisville fell to 19th-ranked Georgetown trounced 121 — Frank Carlson (CT) pinned Celtics, plus picks owed Boston from McAdoo would have any trouble fit­ straight points to take the lead for and work on techniques. We can start 32 .418 15 Marathon Sunday. the game Sunday and Chris No. 8 Marquette 71-55. Seton Hall 87-62. By LEN AUSTER Hall 3:20, 129 - Frank Foster (CT) the Golden State Warriors and Seat­ ting into the Knick system when New good. Ford hit four field goals and refining our game,” he said. Central Division Endstad, timed in 2:24.21 for the Ford put his scoring touch Into Herald .Sporlswriler WBF, 135— Fallon (S) pinned Rich tle Supersonics. York acquired him. four free throws to cement 'the' . Also on everyone’s mind is the W L Pet. GB 40-kilometer race that was marked overdrive. “You don't often get a chance for a “When you're that good, you don’t Celtics second win in as many days playoffs, heretofore a dream more San Antonio 33 24 .579 — Not 22, not 29, but 40 solid minutes of basketball was turned in Mahaffey Enters by bitter cold throughout, beat The veteran guard tossed in 14 McAdoo,” Auerbach said, when have to adjust,” Auerbach said. over the New Yorkers. than a reality for the Celtics. Boston Houston 31 23 .574 % by UConn as it notched an impressive 79-59 win over the Univer­ NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - John Karsten Midvedt of Burlington, Vt., fourth-quarter points, including the asked if the trade coincided with the “They have to adjust to you.” embarks on a five-game, 14-day road Atlanta 30 27 .526 3 Eaglettes Off Mark Mahaffey, winner of the 1978 PGA by just three-hundreths of a second. “We were moving the ball and it sity of Massachusetts Saturday night before a sellout crowd at Celtics’ several deals this year in team’s last 12, to pace Boston to a trip Wednesday which may deter­ Cleveland 21 34 .382 11 and the 1979 Bob Hope Desert Daniel Crocker of Springfield, Vt., was getting to me,” Ford said. “I the Field House. hopes of rebuilding the 13-time NBA 107-102 win over the New York mine if the team can catch New New Orleans 19 37 .339 13% Classic, will play in the 5250,000 The contest was the final prepara­ wound't be important," he explained. was third in 2:25.47. Judith Carlhian championship team. Bryant Ailing Knicks. It was a season-high fourth Jersey for the final playoff slot. And SouthTriumphs Greater New Orleans Open April 26- of Concord, Mass., was the first straight win for Boston, which has tion for the Huskies, winners of five The waiting is now over. The Celtics apparently feel they NORTHPORT, Ala. (UPI) - Paul “We’re going to be busting our rear Western Conference Shooting a dismal 28 percent from the floor, East Catholic in a row, prior to their important It's time for UConn-URl. 29, tournament officials have an­ woman across the line in 2:59.32, can afford to lose the draft choices, won seven of its last eight. “Bear” Bryant, football coach of the ends to get there,” Ford said. “It’s a Midwest Division dropped a 49-36 decision to arch-rival South Catholic in a key New England match-up with the nounced. since they have drafted All- University of Alabama, was reported “The Celtics want me to score and tall order, but we’re willing to accept University of Rhode Island Tuesday they’ve given me the opportunity,” the challenge.” W L Pet. GB HCC girls’ basketball clash Saturday night in Hartford. American Larry Bird and he is improving Sunday at a hospital here Kansas City night at the Providence Civic Center. said Ford, who had 24 points and 34 20 .630 - South finishes 9-1 in the con­ at Xavier High in Miooietown. South expected to play in the pros with where he was being treated for a Denver You could tell Connecticut, 16-6, averaged 22.7 in his last seven out­ 30 27 ..526 5% ference, 16-3 overall, while Blast will play fourth place finisher Mercy them next year. cracked rib and bronchitis. was ready to play from the outset by ings. “It’s the first time in my career Creator Dies Milwaukee 24 34 .414 12 capped its regular season campaign High at 8:15 while the Eaglettes Auerbach said he did not know all Giles said Bryant fell last week as the accustomed furrowed brow on I’ve had this chance. But that’s the CINCINNATI (UPI) — George T. Indiana , 22 33 .400 12% at 7-3 in the HCC and 13-4 overall. tangle with Northwest Catholic in the details of the trade for McAdoo, a 6- he was getting out of a shower and freshman Corny Thompson’s AMC S|ririt Price RcdllNick! foot-9 forward, because it had been secret of my longevity. I’ve always (Red) Bird, the originator of Chicago 20 35 .364 14% South eifjaiyM an 11-4 lead after one apparently cracked a rib. After was able to make one fake and shoot evening's first tilt at 6:30. forehead. UConn, in its four previous been able to adjust.” quarter and 18-8 advantage at the The championship tilt is Saturday worked out by Celtics owners John Y. several days of pain Bryant sought and in the end it was going in. We creative marching band shows, died outings — all triumphs — had gotten Brown and Harry Mangurian Jr. No medical attention and doctors dis­ Ford, acquired from Detroit made a super effort to hang in there. Satijrday at his home. He was 78. Pacific Division half. Blast warmed up a little bit in night at Xavier at 8:15 preceeded by primarily for his defense, said he out of the gate slowly. Not this time. news conference was scheduled for covered he had a respiratory It showed that we have a lot of Bird, a nationally known musician, the third stanza, pulling within three a consolation contest at 6:30. was “throwing up bricks” in the W L Pet. GB points, but could never get any East and Northwest split in regular "This was a good solid perfor­ today. problem. Bryant was admitted to the character.” is credited with putting swing into Seattle 34 20 .630 - beginning, but his teammates moved the marching band halftime show at closer. season play, the Indians taking a 67- mance," said an obviously pleased Auerbach would not confirm a New West Alabama General Hospital Knicks’ Coach Red Holtzman used Los Angeles 35 21 .625 - to a 56-51 halftime lead. Player-coach football games. He retired two years Nancy Zazzaro paced the Rebels 42 duke and East notching a 67-58 vic­ UConn Coach Dom Perno, "We were York Times report that the trade Saturday. a three-guard offense for most of the Phoenix 33 22 .600 1% more consistent. We seemed to put it would include Celtics forward-center Dave Cowens, who led Boston with 29 ago as entertainment director of the with 18 points followed by Karen tory last Thursday. points, had 13 in the first 24 minutes. game. New York was playing without Portland 27 25 .519 6 together tonight. Tom Barker, who was signed last Dodgers in Tie Cincinnati Bengals of the NFL. San Diego Byrne (13) and Sharon Busch (10). South Catholir (49) Byrne 5 3-8 13, The Knicks, behind hot-shooting center Marvin Webster, who’s out 27 30 .474 8% “I think we are where we’d like to week by Boston to a long-term con­ with a knee injury. Golden State Monica Murphy had 10 points to Horan 0 (M) 0, Peterson 01-2 1, Rocamora LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The Los Bob McAdoo who had a game-high 32 25 32 .439 10% pace the cold-shooting Blagiettes. 1 0-0 2, Busch 4 2-4 10, Kinsella 2 0-6 2, be ... We've been playing with more tract. Angeles Dodgers and defending “The three guards give us more Sunday’s Results intensity now but hey, now is the Brown, Knick’s owner Sonny points, took their first lead of the speed and better penetration. We South also took the jayvee contest, Zazzaro 6 6-9 18, Gughelmi 0 00 0, Pinone NCAA champion Southern Cal played game, 67-64 after an 11-2 spurt in the Boston 107, New York 102 0 1-2 1. ToUls 18 13-31 39. time to do it." Werblin, and New York President came back and had some bad breaks. ( Transactions^ 35-19. Fiona Campbell had 9 markers to a six-inning, 0-0 tie Sunday before third quarter. McAdoo had 13 points New Jersey 104, San Diego 99 for the young Eaglettes. Kasl Catholic (36) Lucier 0 OO 0, The Huskies had a 23-12 lead Mike Burke were unavailable for 35,000 non-paying fans at Dodger But it was a good effort. Let’s face it, Murphy 5 0410, Dailey 4008, Barry 3 00 midway through the first half and a comment. in the quarter, but his scoring was Philadelphia 107, Washington 99 Next action for East and South will Stadium. not the topic of post-game conversa­ we’re short handed. There were a lot 6, O'Connell 2 OO 4, Skehan 0 3-6 3, 41-28 edge at the intermission. UConn McAdoo, 27, broke into the league Baseball Indiana 110, Chicago 108 be Thursday night in the HCC Playoff Both teams used four pitchers in tion. of hairline calls that went against Milwaukee 126, Denver 87 Petkaitis 2 1-2 5. Totals 14 4-12 36. tallied the first two hoops after the At Last “ Prices Are Coming Down! in 1972-3 with Buffalo. He was named us,” Holtzman said. Oakland — Named Jim Marshall as the exhibition contest, with the “It was the worst officiating since manager. Kansas City 1()4, Los Angeles 103 break and UMass, 5-15 and losing its rookie of the year, then won three Cowens said he was happy with his Trojans collecting four singles off I’ve been in the league. We played Basketball Phoenix 136, Cleveland 101 sixth in a row, was never closer than Spirit Liftback Spirit Sedan straight scoring titles with the team’s performance and added the Dave Patterson, Paul Bain, Tim well enough to win and we’ve biran San Antonion 125, Golden State 107 15 points after that. Braves and won the MVP award in club’s attitude had improved Philadelphia — Announced the ^200 price rollback ^200 price rollback O’Neil and Charlie Hough. The playing well. But we iust can’t get signing of swingman Marlon Red­ Portland 91, Atlanta 87 Enfield Grapplers »'A1I we were looking for was our 1974-5. Dodgers were limited to five hits. markedly. 16th win,” offered UConn tri-captain Now - $3799!* Now - $36991* mond to a 10-day contract. Randy LaVigne when the subject, You can own America’s newest PLUS — White wall tires now standard. Pin Down Indians URI, was brought up, "That’s the subcompact at sub prices! A bargain in the inflation-fighting Spirit! way we’ve been playing the last cou­ Bowling Co-CCIL leader Enfield High downed Manchester High, 37-19, ple of games. We weren’t looking to T SOME PEOPLE SHOP FOR URI." he added. in wrestling action Saturday afternoon in Enfield. "We do have momentum and con­ x \ SYMPHONIES - JoAnn Moquin 21,4-214-564, Bill Senior co-captain Mike Scholsky Results: 98— Boulanger (E) WBF, fidence going into the game,” Arsenault 126, Pete Kmiec NEW CARS EVERY THREE YEARS. handed Enfield's Scott Zachary his Cartwright 209-595, Neil 105 — Collins (M) maj. dec. Man- LaVigne, who tallied 18 points on 8 126, Jean Oliver 126, Carol Lawrence 224, Rich first loss in the 155-pound class with a tocchio 8-0, 112 — Sinnamon (M) for 10 from the field along with 5 Rawson 340. Higgins 212-557, Joe LaVae 4-0 decision. Scholsky is 11-0, WBF, 119 — Rozie (M) drew with assists, responded. "We had a lot of AUTO Zachary 11-1. 210-562, A1 Senna 226-246- AND SOME PEOPLE OWN Davis 3-3,126— Bixby (M) maj. dec. games the last week-and-a-half and (iOP - Harriet Haslett 635, Bob Oliver 233, Gary Pat Bixby, senior co-captain, up­ Canino 9-1,132 — Pazik (E) sup dec. we had 40 niinutes to make it a real 184-475, June Michaud 179- ped his record to 8-1-2 with a major Coekerham 215, Frank Bill Palizza 14-1, 138— Chamberlain good week. We came out with a lot of 458, Dianne Eib 189-513, Carlson 203, Jack Funke VOLKSWAGENS. decision while junior Dan Collins also 0 REPAIRS (E) dec. Dale Carlson 6-1, 145 — intensity and confidence. Consisten­ Marie Ludlow 462, Grayce 212561, Gene Wildes 212- I notched a major decision to move his Merrill (E) won by disqualification, cy wise, this could be our best game Shea 478. mark to 9-2. 218-621, Tom Atamian Jr. “Honk of Mr. OoodwmKh" 155— Scholsky (M) dec. Zachary 4-0, of the year,” LaVigne noted 207-556, Fred Kozicki 225- Manchester is now 6-5 for the 167 — Hebb (E) dec. Beckman 6-5, toweling off, BLOSSOMS - Shirley 565, Ernie Whipple 208-200- • season and was scheduled to host 185 — Snow (E) pinned Chris Oft-shooting Mike McKay added 17 Dunn 190, Sue Catalane 175- 594, Len Farrand 204-203- ComplatB Mechanical Service Simsbury High today at noon in a Boudreau 4:49, Unlimited — Beaupre points for UConn with Thompson and 486, Marty Bradshaw 187- 573, Ed Czaikowski 207, • Colllelon RaftfIr make-up engagement. (E) pinned Keith Ray 1:28. hard-working Jeff Carr chipping in 16 519, Sonja Henry 177, Ruth Dan Humiston 231-572, Leo f Auto Painting and 10 respectively. Carr, 6-foot-8 tri­ Ann Glass 190-475, Nelson 230-202-626. U * 1 9 • 1 ‘^^ptain,captain. effectively handcuffed Rosemary Symons 457, • Low Cost Sarvico Roittali M l f i f U a ■ - » 1 1 » I a UMass’ high-scorer, Mark Haymore, Sherry Scorso 463, • Factory Trainbil Tochnldans Manchester nignC ? s ' V -^Owho wound up with a frustrating 6 points. CATERERS - Ann • Charge With Maatar Charge Spirit DL Liftback Spirit DL Sedan M oore 128, Jo an n e • 24 Hour Wrockar Service Win Indoor Track Meet “Jeffrey is the unsung hero,” Per­ I'.S. MIXED - Kevin no cited, "When we ask him to do the ^200 price rollback $200 price rollback Fredericksen 137, Fram Brennan 300-593, Jack Yetishefsky 125, Betty Tel. 648-6464 Manchester High girls’ indoor job defensively he gives us all that he Now - $39991* Now - $38991* McCooe 208, Eric Wood well in the 600, Ritchie and Karen has. He fronted Haymore wherever Ritchie 134. 203, Dave Neff 201-553, Er­ track team overwhelmed St, Paul, PLUS — $84 radio now standard PLUS — $84 radio now standard Scott had good performances in the he went." nie Whipple' 201-203-600, The longer a car lasts, the less It costs per year. There’s one other thing that can contribute 58-7, Friday night at the Indians' PLUS — GT package for just $2(X) POWDER PUFF - track. 1,000. URI has been on UConn’s mind — A big little Sedan at a little little price! Dave Fenn 200, Bob And Volkswagens are built to last until they deliver a enormouslyTo the life of a Volkswagen. And that’s the This was the first time Manchester "Our guys will be ready to play, I (was $469).** Lorrie Baker 187-484, lot of value. Janet Ritchie took the one-mile C rom w ell 204, Holly kind of dealer who will help you and your VfW make it far competed in an invitational. won’t have to say zero,” Perno G et into the Spirit with a Liftback! Lucille Dupont 178, Dee That m eans that there's extra care and extra quality run, Dana Gilbert was a double Raymo 202, John Kozicki Into the future. W e have this kind of service that can make stated — but the second-year coach Smyth 181-488, Laura 208, Fred Kozicki 552, Bee built Into every Volkswagen. And that m eans that features every mile a better one with our uniquely professional, winner in the 50 and 300-yard dashes Hobbs 179, Carol Doughney are built In that won't become obsolete In a mere matter of Wendy Taylor took the 600-yard run Denney Tops viewed the past five tilts equally See your AMC (dealer today — and get into the 79 Spirit! Moquin 182-502, Doreen highly sophisticated maintenance organization. But, the 193-212-196-601, Sandy years. Like fuel Injection, that lets you get the m ost from most important thing we have to offer Is ... pride. It's what with Kim Scott second, Karen Scott LAKE PLACID NY (iipn _ ''"P®''t30t. 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Sharon Allen and Kathrine Walsh the ■ 1980 Winter Olympics brought' (URI) Rabbit— delivering ERA est.® ntpg, 50 mpg est. ** G T package includes; black full length console, black steering column, black instrument panel, tachometer, spoke Meyers 176-459, Edith Yourkas 199-494, Ellie Lit­ went 1-2 in the 50-yard hurdles for the U.S, ski-jumping star Jim Denney his style wheels, left black remote control outside mirror, black exterior trim molding, wiridshietd and rear window Tracy 460, Mary Gryk 458, highway)t. Like Vfolkswagenleolld engineering. And Silk Towners. 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W6 want to be sure that b ^ you and your top-seeded player of the $25,000 Arline Griffin 187, Gaii 458, Edi Duchaine 181-451, Volkswagen will be around tor a kxig tinre. with 27 teams entered. the inaugural competition on the 90- Futures of Columbus Women's tennis Rurka 189, Evelyn Feder Gilbert took a silver medal in the meter jump. His was one of the top Kris McLaughlin 180, Our VabM Are Your Values. championships is Janet Newberry of New \brk, New Jers^, Connecticut 183-178-487. Diane Brennan 246-568, 1229 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER 50-yard dash with a time of :06.3 performances by an American in ‘MoMVRiAM St. Petersburg, Fla,, who will be in Lois Sperry 175-462, Mary while Sharon Maher took sixth place major ski-jumping competition. an opening day match Monday. PARKADE DUSTY — Wood 471, Sheila Price 484, in the shot put with a toss of 32 feet. Denney jumped 112 and 104.5 r I AMC/Jeep Driers. VERNON Miss Newberry is one of six Dick Murphy 202-200-583 Linda Burton 486, Mary Kate Hennessy was seventh in the meters in the Olympic dress rehear­ players to represent the U.S. in Carl Ogren 213, George Tolland Volk8wagen Corp. two-mile run, Taylor and Scott did sal, with a total of 238.5 points. Kolakowski 473, Linda Bat- Wightman, Federation and Bonne Moquin 200-562, Bruce toe 470. Belle Cup competition. 24 Tolland Tpke., Rte. 83 — 649-2638 PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. Feb. 12,1979 EVENING HERALD. Mon., Feb, 12. 1979— PAGE FIFTEEN Montrealer Said Waste Peopletalk Podium Casts MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - The Rep. James Jeffords, R-Vt., Washington-to-Montreal run, only 142 Amtrak “ Montrealer” train through already has introduced a resolution travelers a day get off in Vermont. Vermont is a waste of money and a that would veto the plan. Sen. New Lucy Makes Debut ‘South Pacific’ "People say this train benefits the waste of energy, says a government Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., has said he tourist industry in Vermont. Well, There were more stars in the Carter backing out of a Sunday man. Knievel takes his plea to the H EBRO N — The Podium Players official who backs elimination of the will introduce simitar legislation in with figures like these, I have to w ill present "South Pacific” for two audience than there were on the appearance on CBS-TV's “ Face the judge Tuesday. route. the Senate. question that," Harsch said. weekends in March. The perfor­ stage Sunday night, which isn't sur­ Nation.” William Harsch, an official of the Harsch said the Montrealer often “ There's a presumption that the I’ainful I'roof mances w ill be on March 23 and 24 prising, since Neil Simon’s new A spokesman admits Rafshoon was U.S. Transportation Department, runs half empty, causing what he train saves energy — it does not. Michelle Triola Marvin, who's and 30 and 31 in the Rham auditorium musical. "They're Playing Our "disappointed and quite upset” about said in an interview published Sun­ called “ an obscene waste of energy.” There's a presumption that the train suing ex-lover Lee Marvin for half at 8:15 p.m. Song,” has only two characters. boisterous B illy’s impending day, it would be more energy ef­ "There is nothing less efficient serves ski areas and the tourist in­ the $6 million he earned in the six Martin Bush of Hartford is director ficient for Vermonters and tourists Costars were Robert Klein and appearance on the tube — that an than a half-empty train,” Harsch dustry — it does not,” he said. years they lived together, says two and Sally Barber of Hebron is to switch to bus transportation. said. Lucy Arnaz, who made her aide called the network and told ■The transportation official also Broadway debut while the other Lucy abortions at his request left her un­ chariman of the Production Com-'' "There is direct bus service that's He disagreed with critics who said said the Montrealer has signficantly them so. — Lucille Ball, her mother, cheered able to bear children. mittee. just as easy and just as economical," elimination of the train would hurt But Billy apparently defected higher operating costs than a parallel her on. When Marvin's lawyer insinuated Tom Phillips of Hebron will play Harsch said. the state’s tourist industry and rural route through New York state. quietly to avoid tough questions that might not be the whole truth, she The show is autobiographical — the the part of Luther Billis, the enter­ The Transportation Department Vermonters who depend on it for He blamed the high operational about money and his Libyan friends. set out to prove it. Michelle entered prising Seabee. Others playing lead love story of composer Marvin Those questions were to have been has said it w ill eliminate the Mon­ transportation. costs in part on *1,658,000 paid an­ St. John’s Hospital in Santa Monica, roles are: Peter Bain as Jerome; Hamlish and lyricist Carole Bayer asked by CBS correspondent George trealer run, along with about 40 per­ He said figures show that while nually to the Canadian National Calif., Sunday under the assumed Bob DeLong as the commander; and Sager who wrote it and now are Herman, CBS investigative reporter cent of Am trak's nationwide rail ser­ thousands of travelers get off the Railroad for the use of its tracks name of Eugenia Harris for a series Hop Dorris, the captain. vice, on Oct. 1, unless Congress in­ rumored ready to tie the knot. Bob Schakne and UPI's Helen train at other points in its between St. Albans and Montreal. of painful tests designed to settle the IWargaret Cavoli and Tom Lavoie tervenes. In a rare Broadway gamble, Neil Thomas. matter. Her doctor, Robert Scott, of Marlborough, who starred as Bogart of Casablanca Records I’u.ssporl I’Ica pressed the cast album a month will testify as to the results on Laurie and Curley in the Podium ahead of opening night, with Johnny Daredevil Evel Knievel wants San­ Wednesday. Players’ production of "Oklahoma" Lettuce Pickets Removed Mathis on the vocal. A disco release ta Monica. Calif., Superior Court Michelie’^^ttorney, Marvin last spring, w ill sing the lead roles of follows, with Tony Orlando. Judge Edward Rafeedie to reduce his Mitchelson. brought her home from the nurse Nellie Forbush and Emile, the hospital — says she’s in pain but the French olanter. E L CENTRO, Calif.' (UPI) — Rows and rows of lettuce control truck at the request of imperial County Sheriff The gamble is rare because if a felony conviction to a misdemeanor so ho can risk his neck in Australia. ready for harvest have been left unpicked and Cesar Oren Fox. show bombs, so does the album. convinced her honor on the point will Chavez has removed his pickets. .Seems Australian authorities are he vindicated. The tenseness grew from the slaying of Rufino Con­ Itillv Hows Out Fearing more bloodshed following Saturday's killing of treras, 28, of Mexicali, who was shot just below the eye stiil-neckcd' about people .with Barbara Quaranto. also of Several months ago, Gerald Iclonios on their records and won't RHS J azz Group a young striker, the president of the United Farm with a ,38 caliber bullet in the field belonging to grower Marlborough, will play the Polyne- Hatshoon — President Carter's Workers of America moved in personally to plead with 2,- Mario Saikhon. Id Ihcin cnicr the country. .'ijan girl, Liate; Paul Peletier of image-maker — shot down an Plays Thursday (KX) farm workers angered over the shooting. Three unidentified Saikeon employees were booked on Kneivd is serving three years Hartford, the American lieutenant, appearance by Midge Costanza on VERNON - The Rockville High Artistic Pattern Chavez asked for peace. Growers asked for the murder charges and two were released a short time later probation. im|)osed by Rafeedie. for- Carle: Barbara Prosser of Glaston­ "Good Morning America, " but he School Jazz Ensemble, directed by National Guard. on $7,000 bail each. the 1977 baseball bat battery of his bury. Bloody Mary; and Joanne Up close, working with steel can be very Glen Rose, Texas, scale the reinforcement says he had nothing to do with Billy Ruth Ann King, will participate in a Grower spokesman Tom Hubbard sent a telegram to former publicity agent. Sheldon Salt- Cavoli of Marlborough, Ngana. demanding but back away from it a bit and it rods that will support concrete walls of the Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. requesting Nationai Guard jazz concert Thursday at Glaston­ turns into a work of art. Here workers at the reactor containment vessel. (UPI photo) troops to prevent further violence in the 25-day lettuce / bury High School at 7:30 p.m. Those taking part in the chorus Commanche Peak nuclear power station in strike. There was no response from the governor’s office. Trigon Offers Drama The Rockville group will be com­ are: Jui Babin, Sally Barber, Mary But Sheriff Ben Clark of Riverside County said he had bining efforts with the Glastonbury Dorris. Bob Field. Bill Johnson; Kit- MEDICARl HEBRON — The Rham Trigon manager. sent 21 of his deputies with support vehicles and a riot Stage Band, directed by Bill sy Sibun, Ray Szechtman and Judy Players will present "Death Takes a Students in the cast are Brian Ericksen, and the East Hartford Ward, all of Hebron; Mary Ann Holiday," on Feb. 23 and 24 in the Reynolds, Bridie MacDonald, Craig State Wants School Open CV[R a o YEARS O F DEPENDABLE SERVICE! Penney High School Jazz Ensemble, Quaranto and Peggy Zirkebach of w PATIENTS school’s Little Theatre at 8 p.m. Porter, Giulie Giacoppe, John directed by Stan Murzyn. Marlborough; Bob Fancher and Len Tickets are now on sale. Leford, Kathy HarsKbarger, Simon The Vernon Center Middle School Really on the Ball ASHFORD lU P li - The state Is required under state law. grade classes to 50 students each. Jacobson of East Hampton; Tim This is the group’s second produc­ Stokes, Sarah Horton, Victor Riva, Jazz Ensemble, directed by James going to court Tuesday to seek an in­ Ashford School Board Chairman "There is absolutely no way we can This fancy dressed pachyderm and other circus elephants Coon, Coventry; Tom Galvin, atlas bantlq tion of this season. Dennis O’Connor John Dixon, Monika Giacoppe, Kleiner and the high school Jazz junction to keep Ashford's only Robert W. Shortreed said he hoped a keep the school open now," he said. are really on the ball during a Shrine Circus performance. The Lebanon: Wayne Dixon, Hartford. BARD CONSUMER PRODUCTS DIVISION is director and he will be assisted by Sharon Reynolds, and Clifford Ensemble, w ill play for an assembly public school from closing because of state judge would order the town to Shortreed said in three previous • 24 Hour Emergency Service Sphinx Temple Shrine will sponsor this and many other acts Tickets are available from any Mrs. Marjorie Porter and Ms. Reynolds. To reserve tickets call 228- at the Northeast School Feb. 16 at 10 budget difficulties. provide a sufficient budget so the cases a state judge has implemented Feb. 14 through 19 at the Hartford State Armory. cast member. There will be special • Burner Sales & Service Sales-Rentals Agathe Hoover. Susan Chace is stage 9274. The school board Thursday voted town's only school can remain open a budget so schools can keep going. • Clean Heating Oils rates for children and senior citizens. to shut down the 460-student school without operating like a "prison. " In two of those cases, it was an in­ Hospital Equipment after town officials ordered it not to "There is no sense in putting creased budget, he said. exceed last year's spending levels un­ children in what amounts to a prison 649-4595 COMPLETS CA TALOGUTA m tABLE t h a o t r e s Ashford residents defeated a Call Us For Your Home Heating TV Tonight til residents approve a fiscal 1978- for daytime custody." Shortreed proposed 1978-1979 budget for the rjua.0. CXXDI XtQUIKID NHIHI AWlIC.Iir And Air Conditioning Needs... WhMl Chain 1979 budget. said. "We hope the court declares a fiscal year starting Sept. 1, 1978 in a Cotoatomy Suppliat d) Croaa-)Mts 10:30 12:00 Bernard McGovern, assistant state budget for the school and will be able 6d)0 BOBBY town meeting and a referendum last Hoapttai Bads Back Supports 0 0 All-Star Family Feud 0 Honsymoonars ® TheRffleman 1 BENSON attorney general for education, said to remain open. " DS) New* ® Movie "Spartacus" (1960) week. £71 Wa Intarrupl This Week 12:30 the state uill seek a show cause Shortreed said in order to comply Bad Ralla ) Brody Bund) Kirk Douglas, Laurence Olivier. A ^ I C F - „ High school and special education GREENS & THINGS Carvlclt Collan ® JoksT-sV...car's WIM gladlator-rebel escapes (rom 11XX) d ) MDvia "The Champion" hearing in Hartford Superior Court with the selectmen’s directive, students in the rural eastern Connec­ I ll Bozo's Big Top slavery and with an army ol ( 0 0 N a w s (1949) Kirk Dougias, Ruth education officials would have to lay 298 W. MIDDLE TNPKE Commodat Inconllnsnl Pants B Gong Show Roman. Qw ordering the town to explain why the ticut town attend schools in other slaves challenges the awesome 01 VdoeOfFaHhloeOfFal school can’t stay open the 180 days off half the 25 teachers, custodians might ol Imperial Rome. 3 1/2 12:40 communities. /■ MANCH. 643-1635 Walkan Whirlpool Batha S3 Bonanza hrs. 0D lck Van Dyke (1) CBS Late Movie "McMillan and increase the kindergarten to 8th SZI Studio Ssa 0 0 0 L m ia Houaa On Tha 0 Hogan's Heroes £7)OldiCavsn And Wife: Two Dollars On Trou­ 6:30 Prairie ble To Win" (1973) Rock OPEN VALENTINE’ Bathroom Patlant Alda (SILovaUicy 0 67) Bill Moyers' Journal 11:30 Hudson, Susan Saint James. ® Bowling For Dollars 0 Joker's Wild 0 Roddord Fllaa 1 GEORGE C. SCOTT Tuesday&UfedmdaySpeM TO. 6494541 ® David Wdpar 1:00 Automobile Revolt Sought ® Tha Promlaea Of God 8:30 0 Jos Franklin . DAY TIL NINE ® 0 P d lo s Story a i S S3 NBC Maws MervGrIffln 0 0 0 Tomorrow ROSES, CARNATIONS & iSO varEosy g ® Movla "The Terrornauts" ' HOVIt MOVIE DETROIT I UPI I — Transportation Secretary Brock vironmentalists and government otlicials. Liars Club BONELESS BREAST OF OTHER FRESH FLOWERS 0 Adam-12 (1967) Simon Oates, Zena 2:00 •eeoedtB’WaoiO Adams wants another American revolution to begin this He said he wants the conference to come up with a pool MmSTER MIKi S I "Ris Growing Yaars 6:00 Marshall. ® News is CHICKEN week in ^ sto n — this time to overthrow the status quo in of technical options for' automakers in designing cars ■ I ALSO SILK & D RIED ’ 0 0 How The West Was Won 0 0 0 Tonight *2.59 6:55 0 0 0 Backstaira At The 0TheRlfiaman 2:21 automotive engineering. beyond 1985. focusing on “ the need for a more fuel- 717 Main Street • Manchester S I Nows White Houaa £7) Ceptlonad ABC News ® News includes potato, Texas Toast and all-you-can-eat salad. Adams has summoned the nation's top automotive efficient and safe automobile. " 7:00 0 67) Academy Lsadars experts to open an "all-out search " for a revolutionary, The conference will include panel discussions on the (SCBSN sw a 0 Movie "Dressed To Kill " Radios—Watches (1946) Basil Rathbone, Nigel RIB-EYE fuel-conserving car for the 1990s. The goal of his conclave state of research on future engines, fuels and power train I------CLIP ‘N’ S A V E ------V ® H is Brady Bund) MOk-niES. Ta|M Recorders I PERSO N AL ® 9 A B C N a w s Bruce. Sherlock Holmes finds is to find a new power plant that will ease reliance on gas­ systems and vehicle structures and materials. I WSaiitGiblrCalU 0 DtUngOama that a music box Is the hiding STEAK *2.79 Leather Goods THE CHURCH fliotocic BIU6IIIII W5IITS S oline, which experts say may reach $1 a gallon in the Prototypes of futuristic cars will be demonstrated at I 8 Lonpimtti And Whal OlFaatlval Of Faith place for the key to plates stolen includes potato, Texas Toast and all-you-can-eat salad. j ToOnAbnuHt 1S4 i| Everyone FMitled from the Bank of England. (1 hr., To His Own Belief 0 WraaUIng country this year. the Department of Transportation's Systems Center in ARTHUR DRUG ! 12. OvprcomiPfi Worn, S N a w t 30 min.) JfarlbDrouglj I 4 facing An Optraron 144 Why Are There So Many B i M e C i i l l AH Seats ’ 1.5 0 The unique two-day conference starting Tuesday will Cambridge. Mass., a spokesman said. 7 Faring Death Dlffprenl Churches’ 0 DIckCavatt 10:00 1 0 Nawlywad Gams serve as the technical springboard for an automotive 13 Overcoming Oeprestion FAMILY LIFE 0 Lou Grant O N 81. The Home Peiponiibitilies Telephone Tape Library 0 'Tha Odd Coupis 0S7)Nswa oseokY summit meeting in Washington this spring. ■ s a l v a t i o n S Over Easy K(X Friendship Night I 16 WhatMutllDo Of Children QSMalodyland Adams called for the summit during a recent Detroit I To Be Saved’ 85 Divorce And Remarriage 7:26 0 Austin City Umltt UUIRDKE MANCHESTER -Tem­ I Happiness Is,.. 182 Keys To Understand speech in which he accused the automakers of taking a I 26 Arc We Saved 0 Dally Numbara ouvn ple Chapter, OES, will By Faith Only’ Our Children Romantic Old World Atmosphere MMS patchwork approach to improving fuel economy. I A REAUY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT I 17, Why Be Baptined’ 185 -Discipline—An 649-7699 7:30 observe Friendship Night AllArnative To Tragedy R IUS56 He hinted tough federal mandates for fuel economy I -Cl AIR CONDITIONED -tr I IS What It 6aptiirr> THIS IS ONLY 0 P.M. Magazins and Dining Elegance Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the BIBLE STUDY ETERNITY ® Card Buman And Friends through 1985 may be just the beginning and challanged 115 The Judgement Day A SAMPLE Masonic Temple. Guest of­ I so How To Study The Bible (C Tha Muppsts the industry to "re-invent the car" by the 1990s. I 219 Did The Bible Corre From I P WhatltMaans For the two of you on NON-SMOKERS: lor your comlort m r y B m in zi R N tiu rint has i non­ ficers will exemplify the I TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY To Be lost Of AVAILABLE 0 Nawlywad Gama "We must intensify our efforts to develop a new engine God Or From Man* 17 Heaven TAPES CBFaml^Faud Valentine’s Day smoking dining area set aside lor you. degrees. 0 S MacNall / Lahrer Raport to power our cars. " Adams said, noting the nation's ESPECIALLY FOR MORALITY J Women’s League I SPECIAL YOUNG PEOPLE 107 Sei Before Marriage CHlfM That’s Hollywood A complimentary flower for each lady g u e jl WINNER OF 6 MANCHESTER - SHOP RITE PLAZA ■ _ growing dependence on declining world petroleum M Going steady 110 The Sm of Adultery m i i u c m CMcoAndThaMan supplies. § ' GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS MANCHESTER -The 66. Chielmgjn School 221 Arc You Thinking 0 Tic Tac Dough Including Best PIctur* MANCHESTER - WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE I IU)s.DRYClEIUIIIIi*2.00 IM larly Marriagp—Part I About Having An Affair 6:00 RNERISHAW H i m FORD "I have asked the industry to join us in an all-out search Women’s Home League of 1B7. Fkirc The Problem* k. 111 k Id ipti Id k T«i Un ki k MI for the engine and the car of the future." he said. On A College Cemput Q) CBS Movla "Gone With The “MIDNIGHT EXPRESS"„ the Salvation Army will Wind" (1939) Clark Gable, Vivien 7:20 - 9:30 The auto companies have produced smaller, lighter meet Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. LgLCOHUUNDHOilAT 309&wi^d^ Leigh. The stormy marriage of FOR«TEN George Washington DID NOT Sleep Here! 640-9333 ^ rs in recent years to meet federal mileage standards at the Citadel. Mrs. Annie Rhell Butler and Scarlett O'Hara is further tested by her professed But he did stop by and you, too, can celebrate his Their work on power sources has been largely limited to Russell w ill be in charge of love lor Ashley Wilkes. (Part 2 ol F R O M i i i birthday week with the same good food, grog and refinements of traditional internal combustion engines. a fellowship meeting. 2) traditional fine service. Adams invited 600 specialists to Boston, including Hostess is Mrs. Capt. NAVARONE automotive and oil industry engineers and technicians, Carlson. JUST TAKE A LOOKI For Reservations call independent researchers, consumer advocates, en­ ALL of thoao (oaturoB aro STANDARD oquipmant on Theatre CUMT 295-9358 the Honda Accord LX at Manchottor Hondal .Schedule. SINGER Eastw ood (Closed Mondays) U.A. Theater 1 — Ice THE MARLBOROUGH TAVERN Castles - 2:154:30-7:00-9:15 _‘EViav NICHOLS FOR SERVICE Corner of Route 2 and 66 U.A. Theater 2 — Love Bug W h iC H - 2:004:15-7:00-9:00 SEWING MACHINE U.A. Theater 3 — Movie. Way Movie - 2:004:30-7:15-9:30 Rut Loose’ BAHERY SALE Vernon Cine 1 — Superargo and the Faceless Giants — CLEARANCE 1:30, War Between the MMHTEMIIGE Planets — 3:00, Midnight Express — 7:20-9:30 OPENING WEDNESDAY FREE Vernon Cine 2 — The Boys UP TO CLEARANCE PRICES from Brazil — 2:00-7:10-9:10 999.95 H URRY IN A S LOW A S *99195 Standard Features and/or. Equipment OFF REG. 0NA4ODEL362 Will your battery make it thru the Winter CVee — Advanced Stratified Charge ligarette lighter PRICES Drive in today for a FREE battery power check engine coin box with lid YOU ALWAYS A N D SA V E Automatic choke Glove compartment light — 3 WAYS TO GET A GOOD START Front-wheel drive Cargo area light SAVE AT THE Four wheel independent suspension Four spoke sport steering wheel ARTHUR DRU6 ^ ^ INSTALLED PRICES .riable assist rack and pinion power Two s p ^ electric windshield wipers plus .eering intermittent action Ellen Alan Our Own Terms Available - Uberal Credit Policy Negative sterring roll radius Rear window wiper and washer Burstyn Alda Power-assisted front disc brakes Side window defroster 3 YR. GOOD Just Shake it AM/FM stereo radio and stereo cassette Rear window defroster TICKET SALES GROUP 6 YR. STILL BETTER 20'35 CROUP tape deck , Day/night rear view mirror AT THE SPECIAL SALE and Let it Fall Into Place. Reclining front bucket seats Vanity mirror — right sun visor OOBE SA V E4 5 0 22F *3 Fold down rear seat Stowage boxes in rear seat arm rests 22F ' lOT STATE ONACREAT 22F •4 3 Full carpeting Tinted glass P e ls . The Precision Haircut. Built-in front seatbelt retractors Opening rear quarter windows ARMORY FREEARM MACHINE 24-24F •41 travel Svrilce BROAD 8T., HARTFORD A 40 0EL5 33 . Precision haircutting Is our method of cutting your Full interior trim Tonneau cover 855 MAIN t H l i l T H"" Special tricot seat fabric Dual headlights NOW ONLY *l7a95. 24-24F hair In harmony with the way It grow s... so It never 643-tlM OFHCE OPEN 27-27F *41 24-24F • 4 8 1 4 Arm rests — front Wraparound taillights l\m OFF loses Its shape. Tachometer Dual horns And because your hair falls naturally Into place, Over SO Ymrs DAILY 10:30 A.M. R E a PRICES 27-27F Trip odometer Steel-belted radial ply tires — blackwall Travel Experience 74 441 • 8 2 ” all you have to do Is shake It. Bright metal wheel trim rings 42 Combination light switch on steering Autborixed agent la lAancbeskr 72 • 4 4 ” At Command Performance, we shampoo, preci­ column Protective body side mouldings for all Railroads and General Adniiuion-^3 77 sion cut and blow dry your hair for just $14.00 Quartz digital clock Remote rear hatch release StaWniUp iiM f. When we take stock, you profit. Come in for fantastic reductions whether you're a guy or a gal. And no appointments Electronic warning system (doors, rear Inside hood release Reserved-^S on a wide selection o f’Singer* sewing machines. With the features you hatch ajar, or stoplight failure) Locking fuel filler door MOMMAWMAnwri rwiArniAcrMa] •49*« are ever necessary. WATER WEIRHT cmMfN MJ.OO TtuB ArtnjkcttoaomLf 27-27F 72 • 3 9 ” 74 10? Maintenance reminder Air Conditioning want, at prices you’ll just love. But don’t wait very long. •8 3 P^emianent waves, colorind. frosting and condl- Electronic Ignition PROBLEM? MATINEES EVENING PERTORMANCES TAX IS NOT TAX ISNOT Low fuel warning light A clearance like this can’t last forever.. INCLUDED TAX IS NOT line witl USE WED.-SAT. 1:30 P.M. MON. 6:30 P.M. INCLUDED INCLUDED prepision haircut, and so will you. SUN. A MON. 2:00 P.M. WED.-SUN. 7:45 P.M. FREE REPLACEMENT FOR 90 DAYS We make it simple. 100 MILLION PEOPLE O I E D comfortable. will help you FOR lose excess water weight. We at X S H U T T U SERVICE SEWEASIERWITH mcMLS-uiiciESTSk TIr C Li^getla recommend it. / FM MTmOt ONLY TICKET 295 Broad St. (opposite Sears Automotive) \,ri« Commaiid Perform an^ h • 1978 f r|i imwnokortal Sorwcei Com Addmontl FREE Parking acroM MANCHESTER, CONN. MJ-1U1 Mancheslar Honda from Aatna on Caittol Ava. 8S6 Main St., Manohastar Tal. 643-4305 FHEE ahuttla ouv atrvloa to ^INFORMATION ARCO-MASTER CHARGE-VISA-CASH MARSjMU’SMiUl (Wt UlU ad — take to store listed. and from tha Armory. Cabinets and carrying cases extra on all models. Not all clearance machines will be available at all stores. OPEN MON. THRU FRI. S-StlO • SAT. 1-1 Connecticut*8 Largest Honda Dealer PurctiBK one pack ot E-LIra and CALL *A Trademark of The Singer Company. Mon.-Prl. 10-t; SM. 104 We are the Honda SnerialislH recBlve one more E-Lim Pack Free. Prices optional at participating dealer*. SALE ENDS 8AT., FEB 17lh PLEASE CALLTHEATRE 278-1110 Phone 6 4 3 -8 3 3 9 24 a m ST., MMCHESTER 646-3515 J j g J m L I FOR SCR EEN TIM ES PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERAU). Mon., Feb. 12, 1979

Show Set TOWN OF MANCHESTER IVohale Notice EVENING HERALD, Mon., Feb. 12. 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN NOTICE TO CREDITORS Lost and Found 1 Halp Wantad For A ARP E.STATE OE ELIZABETH C. WHITE 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted LEGAL NOTICE The Hon. Valdls VlnkeU, JudM , ol the 13 Help Wanted 13 Court ol Probate, DlJlrlct of Andover LOST - KEYS. Lllley Street NURSES AIDES wanted for AVON • To b eco m e a MANCHESTER The The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Mon­ at a hearinft hetd on February 5. IS7H area. If found call 644-0268 ordered that atl elalma must be after 6 p.m. Reward. full time on all shifts. Apply representative call 822-6083 Manchester Green day, February 26, 1979, starting at 7:00 P.M., in the Hearing resented to the liduciary on or belore director of nursing. Salmon- collect for details. DAVID American Association of Room of the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester. Rlay 15. 1879 or be barred as by Uw brook Convalescent Home, off provided. . . . LOST- 1/28/79, honey colored, JAMES Retired Persons, chapter Connecticut, to hear and consider the following petitions: M arearet K. VinkeU, Clerk long haired male cat. Call 649- House Street, Glastonbury. CONVENIENCE FOOD The fiduciary is: She Berath STORE looking for full-time 2399, has rescheduled its Item 1 No. 656 4226, evenings. Reward. Please call 633-5244. Karle I. While and prt-tim e clerks for mid­ PERSONNEL let’s-get-acquainted hobby Douglas Motor Sales — Variance is requested of Article IV, 31 Vernon Road CLASSIFIED ADVERTiriNG Section 12.1.06 to permit second free-standing sign of 48 square IkiKon, Conn. 06040 LOST - SMALL FEMALE SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for night shift. Apply in person. M and craft show. 023-2 509 Center Street. 7-11. Tnpriry I hnRMMt PtaoMMiti feet — 345 Main Street — Business Zone III. SIBERIAN HUSKY in the South Windsor. Will train. The show will be held Item 2 No. 668 vicinity of Forest Ridge Con­ Apply 9 Brookfield Street or • Administritive call 289-5918, after 12 noon. GRIT BLASTERS WANTED - Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in Mollie G. Stevenson — Variance is requested of Article II, dominiums. Red ana white • Technical the Fellowship Room at with blue eyes. Reward. 643- Experienced preferred. Call • Clerical Section 5.01.01 to reduce area and frontage of a non-conforming FHONE 643-2711 NURSES AIDES - Full time, 633-9474. Connecticut Hard- 1910. • Accounting the - Community Baptist lot of record and to permit a side yard which is less than FDiiASSISTAfiCE IN PLACT n G Y O p R A D and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. face & Metallizing Corp., Church, 585 E. Center St. required on a second lot — 39-41 Wadsworth Street and 43-45 IMPOUNDED - Male Experienced preferred, but Glastonbury. • Financial The February Wadsorth Street — Residence Zone B. the Labrador cross - about 2 years we will train. Apply in person: 317 Gram Rd. Manetwator 649-7000 membership meeting will Item 3 No. 659 old. Black & White. Found East Hartford Convalescent TEXAS OIL CO. needs mature person. We train. be at 2:30 p.m. followed by Anthony Tarascio— Variance is requested of Article II, Sec­ INDEX Hartford Road and Fairfield Home, 745 Main Street, East job PLEASE READ Street area. Contact Hartford. Write A.U, Dick, Box 789, Ft. APPLIANCE TECHNICIAN- tion 5.01.01 to reduce front yard to 17 feet to permit door canopy ADVERTISINQ NOTICIS CADWELL & JONES INC. - refreshments. YOUR AD Manchester Dog Warden, 646- Worth, Tex. 76101. For major appliance retailer. over steps—27-29 Horace Street — Residence Zone B. 1 — Loft and Found SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- ^nufacturing & Distribution The February 8 meeting Information pertaining Jo above may be obtained in the Plan­ RATES 3-^ Poriontfa 4555. Contact Steve, days. Call M3- firm, located in easily was postponed because of . finder Classified ads are taken over 3 — Announcomtnti Exeellent Part Time work. AVAILABLE OPENINGS - 2171. accessible Manchester area, ning Office. the phone as a convenience. Id a y ...... 12« word per day Will train. Call Manchester For part time, working with snow. 4 — Enlgrtilnmant seeks alert, well organized All persons interested may attend these hearings. The Herald is responsible for S dayi . . . . . A lt word per day 5 — Auctioni P e rto n a lt 2 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. flowers, Friday, Saturday and EXPERIENCED STOCK The AARP chapter 2399 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS only one Incorrect Insertion and edaya $ ... .10# word per day Sunday. Work one or all three CLERKS- Part time, mor­ person with good Secretarial CLASSIFIED AOVEBTISING f ^ a y e .. 9# da y ^ ...... • FINANCIAL skills. Fair math aptitude, is having a theater party Edward Coltman, Secretary then only to the size of the 6 — 6onds-Stocks-Mortgag«i RIDE WANTED TO SECRETARY - Part time da^s^C^ a necessity. Contact nings; also experience part original Insertion. Errors which IS worda S2.00 minimum with at least 2 years Dated this 12th day of February. 1979. 9 — Ptraonal Loam HAMILTON STANDARD, mornings, Vernon Circle area. Enterprises, Andover, time afternoon Cashiers. App­ Friday, Feb. 16, at the do not lessen the value of the H a pp y A d a ...... I2.S0 Irteh experience to handle detail 027-2 10 — Insuranca Windsor Locks, 7:30 to 4:00. Typing, and machine Conn., telephone 742-9965. ly in person to: U Save Foods, Camelot Dinner Theatre in advertisement will not be cor­ Call 643-5686. work in specialized depart­ Florida Air Crash Higganum, rected by an addition^ inser­ e m p l o v m e H t transcription a must. Send 725 East Middle Turnpike, ment. Will train for advance­ tion 13 — Help Wantad resum e to Box AA, c/o WOMAN WANTED for Manchester. The bus will leave the 14 — Businaaa Opporlunilies WANTED WOMEN Housecleaning, 1 or 2 days per ment. Call Mr. Gordon, 643- 15 — Situation Wvntad Manchester Herald. 0644 for application. Medical authorities remove crewmen from 200 feet short of the runway at the abandoned parking area of the Com­ BOWLERS- Sunday night, week. Own transportation SECRETARY / e o c a t io mixed league. 830 Parkade a helicopter at Palmetto General Hospital. Miami jetport in the Florida Everglades munity Baptist Church at D ^ NURSES .AIDES- Full time, required. Call 643-4934 after RECEPTIONIST - Attractive LEGAL NOTICE 18 — Private ifUU/uctTSfil Lanes. Calf Jim 649-8730. 6:30 p.m. SHORT ORDER COOK- 10 a.m. and will arrive in i9-^cA«jrrotaaa#a ' all shifts. Experience position available in Breakfast and Lunch. Miami, Fla., Friday, after an Eastern Air while the crew was practicing takeoffs and iniiruclioni Wantad preferred, but training will be Manchester office. Excellent landings. (UPI photo) time for lunch and the In accordance with Section 9-19b of the Elections Laws, Rev. A ,, WANTED- WOMEN For Ten EXPERIENCED Experienced. Apply in person Lines DC-9 with five persons aboard crashed given. Apply in person: East typing skills plus ability to only: La Strada West, 473 matinee performance. of 1977, notice is hereby given that the Registrars of Voters Pin Bowling League, Hartford Convalescent Home, MACHINISTS- and/or TOOL handle busy phone essential. Wednesday nights Please call Hartford Road, Manchester. Please call Lillian will accept applications for admission as an elector at the 24 r- Lola-Land-fOT^Ie ' 745 Main Street, East Hart­ MAKERS - ^ p ly in person: H Applicant must be neat and following location: 25 Propa$4y evenings 646-2161. ford. & B Tool & Engineering Com­ Juneau at 643-0561 after 5 enjoy working with public. PART-TIME ATTENDANT 26 — BusjpafiPropafty pany. 168 Forest Street, Hours 8:45 AM until 4:45 PM, p.m. for details and reser­ Marshalls, Inc. 27 —,Batort Pr^arty WANTED - A-1 Gas SUtion, CLIP & MAIL ^ Paal Eatata'',Wamed MancHcster. An Equal Oppor- Monday thru Friday. Salary Council To Eye Petitions PART TIME - No nights. No Manchester. 6-9 a.m. shift, 5 vations. Everyone is in­ Manchester Parkade ' , MltC. SEN^CCSI^ Bonda-Stocke-Mortgages 8 weekends. Long holidays. July ^ tunity Employer. Md/F. /" comensurate with experience. Saturday, February 17, 1979 SO Trtvol days. Call John 6494917. SOUTH WINDSOR - The Town last year banning the riding of agenda will be discussion of the vited to both the exhibit 31 ~ Sarvicaa unared’ and August off. Many retirm Reply in confidence includine Council will hold a work session elderly sewer assessment ordinance, and the theater party. Saturday. February 24, 1979 ,32 — Painlmg^apanng MONEY FOR ANY gentlemen and housewives ENGINEER, MECHANICAL. business and personal No place to store your minibikes on public and private —^Atffding-Conlracling WORTHWHILE REASON- NAME 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. enjoy driving school buses. Must have Associates Degree. references. Herald Box W, c/o bicycle? Sell It tor extra Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the caucus property following the complaints of a mass transit ordinance, a recycling MAIL TO: Roolng-Siding We will arrange financing Growing company has Signed, 35 -*s. Haaiing-Plumbing WIfY NOT YOU? We will Manchestar, Herald. cash with a low coat room of Town Hall. numerous citizens regarding proper­ study committee interim report by WAXES Meet 36 — Flooring with our many sources of $. requirement for engineer to ADDRESS Herbert J. Stevenson, Registrar train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or Included on the agenda will be a ty damage and noise. Larry Brown, the Management by 3/ — Moving-Trucking-Storaga. Quick, confidential service. Manchester, 643-2414, work with Industrial Heat Classified Ad. MANCHESTER -The Frederick E, Peck, Registrar 38 — Servicas Wantad petition presented to the council last Also to be discussed at Tuesday's Objectives final report by Coun­ H e r a l d When you think of money, Treating Furnaces. Manchester WATES will c it y CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Paul Phillips, Deputy Registrar think of ATLANTIC COAST TYPING AT HOME- Must be week hy a group of residents in the cilman Richard Ryan, and the status MISC. FOn SALE BUS DRIVERS - will train if Rebuilding, Modifications, work session will be a petition, meet Tuesday at the Robert VonDeck, OeiNity Registrar 40— Household Goods FINANCIAL SERVICES. Just AMBITOUS INDIVIDUAL good typist and live in of the Avery Street Dam project. n e c e s s a r y . A pply 90 Sales Assistance, some Famham Elstates area. signed by more than 400 residents, Italian-American Club. STATE P.O. B D X 591 Assistant Re’gislfars' 41 — /^rticles for Sale call 647-1122. Brookfield Street, &uth Wind­ Design work. Excellent needed to work in our repair Manchester. Pick up and 42 — Building'Supplies The petition called for an increased asking the council to elminate plans Weighing in will be from 7 Manchattir, Conn. 06040 Margaret L. Lucas sor. Call 289-5918. ground floor opportunity for center. Must have at least 3 delivery required; also own Zoning Hearing 43 — Pals -Birds- Dogs years experience in emphasis by the Town Council on the ZIP 44 — Livesiociv •. Bright versatile engineer who typewriter. Send references for the reconstruction of Pleasant The Planning and Zoning Commis­ to 8 p.m. Carol B. McCarthy automotive repairs. Excellent to Box Y, c/o Manchester nee^ of the town's young people. EXAMPLE: Helen Stevenson 45 — Boats & Accessories PART TIME. Do you have 2 likes "Hands-On Approach” . Valley and Chapel roads. sion will hold a public hearing .46 — Sporting Goods Full benefit company. Call pay and benefits to the right Herald. The petition said that efforts to 024-2 Garden Products hours a day? Work at home on Residents said that they feared Child Abuse PHDNE 15 Words for 6 Days 289-1588 ask for Maruia. In- person. Contact Joe curtail the drinking and smoking of Tuesday to consider the two 48 — Antiques , □ EMPLOYMENT the phone servicing our reconstruction of the two roadways applications. MANCHESTER -The 49 — W antad to Buy customers in your spare time, dustronics, 489 Sullivan Ave., McCavanagh at Regal Muffler BABYSITTER NEEDED- 11 “pot” should be in the form of added would encourage commuters and □ CHECK ENCLOSED 249-7773. South Windsor. Center for appointment, 646- AM to 5 PM, Monday thru R & D Realty Inc. is asking for a local chapter of Parents O n ly * 9 .0 0 ~ ^ LEGAL NOTICE RENTALS Help Wanted 13 2112. Friday. Near Verplanck activities for the town's youth and trucks from the J.C. Penney “ ficial Notice Board of Tax Review. 52 — Rdbms for Rant zone change from AA-30 to A-30 on Anonymous will meet 53 — A(fbriments for Rent BOOKKEEPER McCo n n e l l r e s u m e School in Manchester. Call places for them to meet. Warehouse to use the residential 54 — Homes for Rant 2.5 acres owned by U & R Housing Tuesday at 7 p.m. in FILL IN DNE WDRD PER RLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS To™ Review of the Town of Bolton, WANTED - Gas station atten­ ACCOUNTS payable, SERVICE - Changing jobs? REAL ESTATE SALES after 5, 647-9116, The petition also asked the council ^nnecticut will be in session in the Bolton Town Hall, 222 55 r- Business for Rent dant, full or part time. ASSOCIATE needed to help streets. Residents said that the Corp. on the south side of the Dart Manchester. For more in­ 56 — Resort Property for Rant receivable. Automotive Unemployed? Graduating to consider the possibility of provided resulting traffic would have an days during the 57 — Wantad to Rent Mature, responsible person soon? Returning to the staff our office. As member of PART TIME HELP needed as Hill Road and the east side of formation, call toll free 1- 1 2 3 4 5 month of February 1979; * experience helpful. Minimun 5 a place for the young people to ride • 58 — M isc for Rant for third shift. References years full-time recent marketplace? For Prompt, MLS and Group I, we will cashier and clerk in patent adverse effect on the property value Ellington Road. 800-842-2288. Call 871-1698. train you for a v e ^ successful medicine and tobacco minibikes. AUTOMOTIVE bookkeeping experience. confidential preparation of of their homes. 6 7 6 9 Wednesday, February 14, 1979 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM. — Autos lor Sale career in Real Estate. Call departments. Apply in person, Town Manager Allan Young said Martin F. McGrath. 1 East Lane. 10 Career position, excellent ad­ your resume, calf 649-2288. Some council members feel that Bloomfield, is asking for a zone Paper Drive 62 — Trucks for Sale TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. vancement 527-8246. Mr. Zinsser at 646-1511. Parkade Liggett■ ■ gett Rexall.1 that both he and the council were Heavy Equipment tor Sale Apply 81 Commerce Street, funds slated for the reconstruction of change, from restricted office to MANCHESTER -Boy 11 12 13 14 t!------All persons claiming to be aggrieved by the Assessor of Motorcycles-Bicycles aware of the needs of youth in South one of the two streets may be the Town of Bolton must appear and file their complaint Campars-Trailers-Mobile Glastonbury. PTG Company. MEN AND WOMEN $150 per APPLICATIONS NOW EXPERIENCED PRESS CASHIERS PART TIME - general commercial, on about 10 Scout Troop 133 of Second t I Hom es Telephone 633-7631. BEING ACCEPTED: Full OPERATOR for short s run Self serve gas station, Windsor and efforts were under way transferred to an industrial by-pass to one of thew meetings or at some aajoumeff meeting of week to show our equipment about 10 acres on the west side of Congregational Church is ?? 17 18 19 58------I- Automotive Service time, part time, stock- stampings. Apply H i B Tool Manchester area. Days, to fulfill some of the needs in the road which would run in the direction said Board of Tax Review. * Autos for Rant-tMaa«^^ and supplies. No sales John Fitch Boulevard about one-half collecting old newspapers. RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 necessary. Apply Electrolux, maintenance, apparel & Engineering Co., 168 Forest evenings includes weekends. near future. Dated January 20, 1979 St., Manchester. Equal Oppor­ Call for interview 872-61K. of the proposed Interstate 291. con­ mile south of the intersection of John The papers may be left at a 5T 22 shifts. Good pay, good 1123 Main Street, East Hart­ departments, cashiers. Apply He said that the landfill area on 23 24 is Board of Tax Review benefits and working con­ 1-5 p.m, T. J. Maxx, 5 Main tunity Employer, M/F. necting the industrial area to the Fitch Boulvard and Sullivan Avenue. trunk box, which will be John Gleason, Chairman ford or call 528-^9 between Strong Road was a consideration as ssSiS isrEwiilirHSw ditions. Apply in person, Ver­ 10 am and 4 pm. Street, East Hartford. Bissell Bridge. In other business, the commission located at Hilliard and 26 27 26 29 30 Ilvi Cannon non Manor. 180 Regan Road, far as a place for the riding of The J.C. Penney Advisory Com­ Jean Gately 43-I emeULAfiON HOURS Vernon. has voted to approve, with con­ Electric streets indefinite­ Mon. - FrI. EXPERIENCED minibikes, however. Young said that mittee concluded that the by-pass WOMAN WANTED FOR PRODUCTION ditions. the applications of RSK Con­ ly. The rear door of the box ^1 ^2 33 is 0:30 to 6:00 MACHINISTS & LATHE Proofreader he was not sure of the town's in­ road would be most advantageous DELIVERY DEAOUNE. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC HOUSECLEANING- 1 or 2 DISPATCHER tractors for a resubdivision into four can be opened to deposit OPERATORS- Full or part days per week. Own transpor- surance coverage regarding such ac­ and said "only minimal alterations 5:30 p.m. - Experienced only. Top time. Excellent benefits. App­ SECOND SHIFT lots on land located near the intersec-, papers. 36 SAT. wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 tation r< luired. Call 6434934, tivities. should be made on Pleasant Valley is $9 46 GENERAL 7:00 - 10:00 a.m. ly in person at: 1422 Tolland after 6: I p.m. Immediate openings on Second Shift. lion of Lake Street and Doria Lane in Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, Turnpike, Manchester. LM The council passes an ordinance and Chapel roads. AA Croup OFFICE CLERK OEUVERY DEADLINE 563-0151. the second shift for an AA-30 zone. 7:30 A.m. Gill Welding Manufacturing Also included on the work session production dispatcher to MANCHESTER CURER Suggested Carrl^ Rates' Co., Division of BHS, Inc,, or Recognized journey- —Alcoholics Anonymous Immediate opening in RN-LPN wanted for full or call 647-9931. move material from one person proofteader. our East Hartford Payable ia Advance part time on all shifts. Apply SALES AGENT area to another within the will meet tonight at 8:30 at Single copy...... 15# director of nursing. Salmon- Distribution Center for a Weekly...... 90# ATTENTION - Need 2 people plant. Applicants must 102 Norman St. The group One m onth...... ^ .9 0 brook Convalescent Home, off over 21. Immediate employ­ have high school diplomas. Minimum five years general office clerk with House Street, Glastonbury. Elman^s Budget Up 8,5% will also meet Tuesday and some typing abilities to Three months ...... $11.70 ment. This is not a fancy ad, WANTED Knowledge of fork lift experience. SU montha...... $23.40 Please call 633-5244. Friday at 8:30 p.m., work in our shipping and TaMMRs Rl, RifM SL Ona year...... $46.60 we simply want a person who truck operation will COVENTRY — School Superinten­ from state next year, for a total of Mall Rataa Upon Request needs a permanent job. Ad­ itiated by the committee last year Wednesday at 10 a.m. and receiving departments. Mt Venwn RpU., I We need a dynamic man or woman enhance the applicants Please come to our dent Arnold Elman has proposed a almost $430,000. The superintendent resulted in budget rejections at two Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at 102 Mature adjusted persons ■-----1— J U m i U m m utm Subacribera who fall to recelva vancement opportunity. Call to sell our eiclusive calendars and position. LOVONMO HHf lUnNil their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. between 10 am, and 3 pm. - Personnel Department budget of $3,281,784 to the Board of also expects a drop in elementary referendums. Norman St. To learn more, need only apply. should tatephone the circulation PART TIME an extensive line of advertising We offer excellent 528-3869. E.O.E. speciallies/business gifts. If you Education for fiscal year 1979-80. It is school enrollment to result in the call 646-9235. NO MORE WAITING... dtparlment, 647-0946. POSITIONS benefits including good between 900 a.m. and .Senior Citizens CROUtS-HINDS have a past history of sales success 1:30 p.m. and ask for up 8.5 percent from this year’s reduction of teaching staff. AA contact is available Call MARION We need men and woman or wish to begin a career in sales, employee discounts on The Senior Citizens Club, which you can benefit from mte of the AMF Sporting and Leisure budget. Special education is up almost $60,- 24 hours daily by calling ARROW HART DIVISION to work from early evening Florence Johnson. has suspended its February meeting YOU CAN PLACE YOUR most lucrative commission stnio products. No new programs are provided for 000 with a tuition request of $525,570. 646-2355. Call Mr. Clark 875-5854 til close. 2-4 days per week. TECHNKUN tures in our industry. What we because of the winter weather, has Apply Monday thru Friday in the proposal, Elman said, although Although the government reimburses at 269-6821 Hourly rate, plus gratuities need is an individual who can deal scheduled an election of officers Golden Agers RID directly with businessmen who use SAM to 4PM building maintenance funds have the town for much of the mandated for appolntmant CARMERS to equal above average March 21. The meeting will be at 1 MANCHESTER -The HERALD & DOLLAR SAVER calendars and specialty items to been increased. Pay hikes for programs, especial education costs starting wage. Uniforms NGROaEGTROiCS promote their business. This is an AMF CUNO DIVISION p.m. at the Church Community professional and other staff account have soared in recent years. Golden Age Club will meet furnished. .No experience excellent time for you to associate 47 Main Street for most of the increase, according to House, Route 44A. Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Area Advisor necessary, as we provide DEVICE RESEARCH yourself with the Thos. D. Murphy Talcottville, Ct. After the council has reviewed the NEEDED Co., a pioneer in the advertising THE TRAVELERS A group of retired University of complete training. Must be High School Graduate 06066 the superintendent. Senior Citizens Center. field — since 1888. Your initiative 1 Tower Square hoard’s request and has held public M flA flA fl over 18 years of age, and with a minimum ol 2 ad­ If the board accepts Elman’s Connecticut employees are offering R efreshm ents will be H v C U v M and planning will determine your Equal Opportunity Employer Hartford, Ct. hearings on it, a final budget have dependenable ditional years ol Technical budget, it would bring a proposal to free assistance to elderly in the area' served. h Vernon growth and success with our es* proposal will be brought to the an­ in preparing their income tax transportation. For or College Level Training tablished company. Your accounts An equal opportunity employer M/F the council for a 1.9mill increase to nual town meeting in May. Part Time ^ details: Call Manager Including Chemistry, are protected and repeat orders returns. The service will be open make money for you. If you can cover educational costs. Elman said However, the Republican Town North Church Physics, Calculus and through April 12 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Start at 2:30 PM between 2 and 5 p.m. phone organize your time and work with some of the increase would be offset Committee voted last week to cir­ MANCHESTER -The 649-5563 E le c tro n ic s . R & D a minimum of supervision, this can Tuesday through Thursday at the Ad- 23 houra par week •WeNs Rd.*iUHsM Dr. by state grants through guaranteed culate petitions this spring to force religion and race com­ Laboratory experience be an excellent full time or part tax base (GTB) funding. missions Building on North at any hour... Call Jeanna FRIENDLY ICE CREAM preferred In basic Device, time business for you. Write Bob the annual town meeting to adjourn mittee of North United •HartlDr. aTaylorSt McKenzie. Marketing Manager, Eagleville Road. Shutins may call M anchester SHOPS Physics, TYPISTS Coventry is anticipating an in­ to a referendum. The same action in­ Methodist Church will Caldor Shopping Center, H ie Thos. D. Murphy Co.. PO Box crease of $168,286 in GTB money the university to arrange house calls. meet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Evening Herald PhotolUhography. mask 122, Locust Valley. New York Burr Comers 11560 at the church. 647-9946 Please Call fabrication, deposi­ tor appointment. An Equal Opportunity tion ol thin llimt (metals, We have several pemtanent posiBons for Employer Insuletors, semlconduc- people who can type 40 wpm. Some office tora) by evaporation experience Is necessary in addiflon to good Hebron Educators Cut and/or sputtering grammar and spdIHng ability. Moffett Ram Boss 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 8 techniques, thin film On Energy Problem characterization I COOPERATIVE WORK | Express buses fr or Best 20 Osiris’ wife n c m n - 7 room ranch Phis paneled 843-SIM. decorated Three Room glifer 6468916 weekdays alter r o s o u 25 Hackneyed ts IM|p Wanmd n family mom. Inground Midi. SOU THINK w E a ; I LIKE PIANA BOSS 24 Rtlsed Apartments. Available ior im­ 6 p.m. Anytime weekends. LIKE -A N P r UKEP 28 Besides 36 Changeling DEAR ABBY: Referring to the letter from a Florida CPA: THE a P E R WE’RE 26 Daunt 42 It It (contr.) COMPUTER Private patio. Fir^lace. For­ mediate oooiniancy. Section 8 PIAKIA NOW THAT SHES ON HER WHENHEN SHE )_ 27 Note (Lat) (arch.) BABYSITTER WUfrTED- PRESS OPEHATOR- mal dining room . Many He amended your advice to the woman who asked about the GENERATION NOT.' HER OWN- 26 Package 43 Racket etring Familiar wift A B Dick and APPLICATIONS PERSON HUD Certificates honored. FOR SALE- 1959 Rambler. ROSS, WAS WITH(ITH THE 29 Style of type Oon^etent. mature p a am to extras. Spring Street. G4.600. seriousness of her husband's practice of pocketing part of his IS CQMPLETELV meteriel sit occassionPi d i^ , with Multi Equipment, in Blast wanted to assist in develop­ Pete allowed. $175 monthly. Needs minor repairs 20.000 FOFZ PIPS 30 Spun Call owner 6464035. FRSX FU9Fm26 Fart Husky Call 6234319. daily income. (ajTO^ir-RIGHT? 29 Complaint 38 Impudenca toddler, ia my BaHon tsnne. Hartford Call 5MM26 ment of computer / B%rt Labrador. Very SKec- original miles. Best Offer 31 Moat tardy 44 Depreeelon Ini- applications No program­ Please call 633-7472. The CPA quotes you as saying il was indeed a serious of­ 32 Waits 33 Ruiaian 40 American References. ^Call eveniogs. SOUTH WINDSOR- 2 tiraiate Call 8G4I70. after 5 tiele CARPET CLEANER - For ming experience necessary. EAST HARTPCWD - 1 room fense, and her husband could be fined or jailed or both. Then 33 Young lady fighter plane patriot bedroom Rqnch. Firenlaoe. p.m. 35 Secondary 48 Environment Some knowlei^e of computers efficiency apartment. Private 1968 FORD GALAXIE 500- he goes on to say that you. Dear Abby, didn't go far (Fr., abbr.) 41 Potential iteel full time position. Will train. I-arge lot. Good conuition. egency (ebbr.) helpful. Part time year round entrance. Conqiletely fur­ Good condition. K50 or best enough—you should have advised her that if she and her 34 Comfort school BANS TELLER- Car necessary. Salary Plus $51,500. Call Warren Kelsey. A COMPLEm BOARDING benefits. Cull 8M8B9B position, excellent salary and nished w ift h ^ t and hot ofler. Call 6481152. husband signed a joint federal lax return, she is equally 35 Evargrean tree 1 Eigierienced -or will train. 3480051. Ralph Wilson Realty, KENIffliL for Dam and Cate. (To'. 2 3 4 6 a 7 • 1 A p ^ in person: South Wind­ equal opi^unity employer water. Quiet mature person guilty of fraud, and therefore subject to the same penally. 36 Ja tu i MLS. 347-4852, Realtor. Dog Bathhig and grooming. only. G40 a monft. W rte Box monogram 10 sor Bank t Itiat Camnanj’. SECRETARY- Gilead HiU M.'F. Aj^ucations may M ob­ For reaervationB. pSease call 1972 FIAT 124 Coupe. 46,000 Your comment; "Leave il to a CPA to catch the omission." II 12 Z, c/o Manchester Herald. 39 Native name loss John Fttdi Bhid.. Siwth School. Hebron 7:80 to 3:30 tained from Windsor' Public Canine Hobday fene. miles Good condition.SlBOO or Well, the CPA Is correct up to a point; however he didn't best offer Call after 6, 648 for Norway 13 14 Windsor. An Equal Opportuni­ p.m.. including sommer C81 School District. 150 Bloom­ Sheldon Road. Manchester. go far enough eitherl Had he read Section 6013 (e) of the In­ Anal Estate Wonted 28 TWO BEDROOM Townhouse 41 Concept ty Employer. to G $1 per boor. Call 22B-M5B field Avenue. Windsor. 6485671. ternal Revenue Code, he would know that the spouse is 16 17 'Connecticut. 6B6-3631. Condominium - South Wiiid- 42 Sat fire to ALL CASH For your property, relieved of liability under certain conditions. m i aor. Full carpeting and 1974 GRAND TORINO - Vinyl 46 TV program 16 H 1 8 zo 21 22 PART ti'iME Dineisilied Of­ AUTO BODY MAN - within 24 hours. Avoid Rm AKC POMERANIAN 23 MACHINIST- Experienced ^ lian ces. $340 per month roof, rear window deirosler, On omitted income, it reads; “The other spouse Captain Easy — Crooka & Lawrence 47 Edible root 1 fice Wort, some know ks^ of Experienced only. All Tape. Instant Service. Hayes PUPPIES- Males and female 24 Lathe Operator. Set up and plus utilities. CaU after 5 PM. low mileage, original owmer establishes that in signing the return he or she did not know 48 Reals z. bookkeeping and payroll bendits Apply: Woodland Carp. 646-0131. 8 weeks. Hod first shots. Call 49 Dear (pi.) ■ work from Blue Prints. First 6483074. verv good condition; asking of, and had no reason to know of, sOch omission." 26 27 26 neressary. in person, or Auto Body. 1208 Burnside 3787348. wash and EA5V HAVE LEFT.THE HATED 50 Aardvark's z. shift. Overtime available. $246o. CaU 648310 after 5 C.J.S.; TAX CONSULTANT phone to Oe iWsui Mason Avenue. Blast Hartford 528- SHIP, SHARK— TO SO DOWN A MYSTERIOUS 1 Paid Health Insurance SELLING your house? Call us diet 30 Contracton. 2M0 Main Street 4141 FRSa: PUim ES! Goiaem 456 MAIN STREET, SECOND PM VENTURA. CALIF. FUNNEL LEADIWS UNDER THE SEA'. Program Inquire: Chapel first and we'll make you a FLOOR, 3 Rooms Heated - No 1 Glastonhury, fi&CSS. cash offer! T.J Crockett, Retriever cmasbreeds. Please DOWN 32 ^3 Tool Company 81 Woodland appliances, no pets. (^11 648 1965 PONTIAC GTO SEY PUNCH QPERATOR - Realtor. 643-157? call 429-6063 eveningB. DEAR C.J.S.: Leave it to a California tax consultant to Street. Manchester. Conn. 646- 2426 : 9 - 5. $200 a month. HARDTOP- Turbo 400 34 SECURITY GUARD 5406 experience helpful find a loophole that was overlooked by a CPA. 1 Resident of ze 37 31 5836 WAIVTED full time and part Apply: Gaer Brothers, 140 GOOD HOMffi 5S3X1ED For Automatic Many new parts Bagdad ~m IMMEDIATE Cash for your FAMILY SPECIAL - Sunny 2 39 40 time. Must be n years or Rye fitreet. South Windsor. beautiful. long-hBiied cat and $675. or Best CHier Call 649 DEAR ABBY: A woman wrote to complain about barbers 2 Went past GAL FRIDAY” - East Hart­ property. Let us explain our bedroom. 2 family house, first 4046 IT older, have a clean police C ^ one's bedtime 42 43 44 ford $175 Fee paid Skilled lair proposal Call Mr older kittens. 'Call 342-0571. or who charge bald-headed men and those with full heads of 46 46 record. Have a car and a Roar. Appliances and base- (2 wds.) typist with light shorthand Belfiore, 647-1413 63665B1. hair the same price for haircuts. She thought the baldies LOCAL COMPANY ■ment. only G75. (77831 Ren­ 1971 DODGE POLARA 4 3 Thia (Sp.) 47 46 phone If 3ion meet these Small, lovely office 8 :3 0 -5 should pay half price. requirements apply in person LOOKING for trainee in tal Assistors, 2385646, small DOOR SEDAN- V-6 air. 4 Snakatika fish p.m. Monday-Friday Con­ MAY WE BUY your home? You replied, "So how much should the barber charge the 49 60 Northesst Security^ -B Willard collections. E months’ fee. power steering, vinyl lop I FieURE ITS 5 Reliable tact : Wilson Agency, 246-8541 Quick, fair, all cash and no man with long hair that requires twice as much time for a experience. Good faenefits. ad­ Very good condition Original SOTTA BE A meM Street. Hartford. 8-5. Monday problem Call Warren E. (Nrws.Ann inteiwuh asin. WWWMBW W 1/2 PRICX ON GUITARS and EAST HARTFORD - 5 rooms owner. 90.000 miles $900 Call haircut'/ Sorry, it all evens out. Anyone who feels that the s u b m a r i n e thru Friday. vancement. Call 648-1213. Howland. Realtors. 6461106. Busfnan Opportunity M etc. Rivers Mnsic, 7 Main wift carpeting, garage and 647-1716. trimming he's getting isn't worth the trimming he's getting SNORKELi WASH — FULL TIME PATENT FROGSAMMEXS -11 to 27 K Street. New Britain. S 8 1 I^ . late more! Just C3S. C7663I. should stay out of barber shops." medicine cfert needed. Some Fee paid Choose your en­ MANCHESTER Package NomotoW Goads 4S Expecting a tax refund? Rental Assistors, S38S646. 1975 ASTRE PONTIAC Gotcha, Abby! At my barber shop, in addition to the Win at bridge retail esperienee necessary. vironment: Manufacturing store. Excellent location Well Layaways invited. small iee. ExcellenI condition, four already inflated prices, they charge a minimum of $2 extra Allay Oop — Dave Graua Amly in pemon. Parkaoe (small and large) Imurance. established business. Call REFRIGERATORS speed, AM-FM. rear for long hair. And no discounts for baldies. Liggett ReKall. Service Conqianies. etcetera. Marion E Robertson. Washers > Ranges, used, 2 B E D R O O M NEW ER defogger 45.000 miles Call M.B.M. Contact MULTl- Realtor. 6465953 guaranteed and clean. New DUPLEX apartment. 6486443. Asking $2,000 WHAT, A SUIT THAT'S TKSHT IN EVERY Carpeted, appliances, parking NAvu.! YEAH, I BOOEKEEPER- FULL PERSONNBIL. 457 Center shipment damaged. G E St DEAR Your barber shop sounds like a clip joiot. PLACE...A HELMET, SOFT, THAT 1674 F U R Y - Ig-te-lool Laimdiy hookup. Adults, no THINK I CAN On Waldemar von Zedtwitz CHARGE- Immediate Street. Manchester. 06040. \ENDING ROUTE - Nabisco FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. 1970 KARMAN GHIA- Needs f a c e ! a FLOWINS - HANDLE TH Ar 643-7780. Snacks with locabons G.580 fitaerglass. tut trailer, wift . Securify and references, work. $500, or Best Ofler c a p e would a l s o d o , To b o u n d ALL RISHTl B.D. Pearl A Son. 649 Main DEAR ABBY; My husband has developed the habit of tak­ OUT suPCRSMar. a c s a a o I > ^ba"'*^bnlfy'‘'S«iyimliiry CALL TOLL FREE 1-600423- Street, 6462171. 1975 %4iacsepower outboard occupancy. 648 Good body Call 646-4001. after NOW TOU JUST Chevy engiiie. 2 tanks, G,3B0. 5. ask for Kathy ing long naps (from one to three hours) almost every night STAND REAL STILL- NORTH MM benefits. DAVID JAMES CliXK-TV’PIST - Prestige 23» Ext 905 when he gets home from work. reached six hearts on the firm will train good typist in Also 50 horse Johnson out- A A K J 6 PERSONNEL, m -im . FOUR-HECE Pine Bedroom I think he is anti-social and uses these naps to avoid bidding shown in the b o 8 " A sinqile dresB with N>eciali2ed busmess. Salarv OFFERS INVITED Set. Excellent condition. hoard. $300. 2284475 or 228 3 ROOMS - AppUances: se­ 1974 VW SUPER BEETLE - » K 7 4 3 ikirt slims 9550. cond floor, parking and people. Alan; “ He didn’t bother IH7ITAL AE^TANT- Ver­ commensurate with R E T A IL STO RE ON Queen-size bed. trqde dresser, Low mileage, 29.000 miles * 2 with any modern gadgets In a » r ” tilities. CaU 648579. He usually wakes up about the time most normal people non area, fliildren’s j^wpiaWy experience. Pee paid (^11 WHEELS- Make an easy $20.- dresser with shelved mirror, Real clean! $1995 1971 Super « AK74 an effort to get to seven, but Ko.~B174 wift I»sts- are ready for bed. Then he slays up and reads, eats, watches Practice. Dental cqpeciBnoed Frank immediately. MULTl- 000per year. Excellent terms night stand. 4 years old $100. Beetle, 4 speed. $1095 1972 WEST ElAST it is just as well that he G a le is in Bises 12% to VW, 4 speed, $1295. 1970 VW 4 Rise 12%. 85 bust preferred, hut mil train PERSQNNEL, 643-7700. Call John, at Chenctte 5680935. TV, etc. He goes to sleep for the night about 1 o'clock and <10 3 <98754 didn’t.” . , , 8% ysris <5-imk movialed person. Send .Associates, ' Gallerv Of THE PACK RAT Antiques k im m a l a r l l M 54 speed, $995 1971 Datsun, sleeps like a baby until it's time to get up for work. On » Q JO 6 2 T ------Oswald: “ Waldy is usuallv Model 510. automatic, real Atim e wikHe m * resoma to: PO. Bos 2282, aOUSECLEANING f^ S O N Homes." 528-9061 WE BITY a n d SELL USED CdUeotihieE. ffiien Sunmy, 82 weekends he sleeps most of the day and all night, too. ♦ KQ865 ajg73 a slow player and the bid- dssism diMiw. ^ Vernon. Conn.. BOB. Hdiahk, with references...... FURNITURE. One piece or to 5 PM., 40 Fiota Road, off 5 ROOM BOUSE- 1 bath. clean. $975. 1973 Ford I told him I thought he ought to see a doctor, but he says 8J3 « 10 962 took quite a while. Own tranqxnfabon. 1 or 2 Across from Andover Lake. Maverick, automatic, 6 Private Instructions 18 entire household. Cash on the Route 85. Bdlton. there's nothing wrong with him. We're both in our early 50s. SOUTH Wafdy explained that he con­ CLEANING WOMAN-1 day. days per week. Call 6481053. line Furniture Bam. 646-0665. Days, 64?-28n; n i ^ 648 cyUnder $1395. Tim Monar- Do you think he's just beiug anti social'? Or is there sidered trying for seven, but ty’s Silk Town Motucs. Hart ♦ Q2 tn-weekly. Own transparta- or 6488023. 7605, ask for Charles something wrong with a person who can't seem to get The Flintatonea — Hanna Barbara Productions decided against it because REMEDIAL READING and ford Road, Manchester T AJ9B5 tion. G.nhnmte.&derences. math: individualized work References required enough sleep'? his heart suit was too wieak. Call 5B8-m7, liter 3 :B p m . ffiXXETARY- Sales Depart­ ♦ A 10 4 program. Ilst-Bth grade) by IMISC. FOR SALE SLEEPER'S WIFE « Q85 The really intereating fea­ ment needs experienced WANTED - OLD ROUND 1974 FORD LTD - V-8, air con­ master's degree teacher. 568 ••wweee••••#•••••••••••••• ture of the htuid is that after “GAL FBIDAY” - East Bart- Secretary, for diversified. wooden kitchen table or set. ditioning. 52.000 miles 8075. DEAR WIFE: Your husband appears to be Bleeping far Vulnerable: Both winning the first trick in his I k M S _ W i inrd. $175. Fee paid. Skilled 'huM'desk. Good typing essen­ Amctet for Sato Also old donhle bed. 6486285. OShteteMtoraa tor Maitf 55 Excellent condition $1900 own hand he immediately 41 too much for a normal, healthy peraon. Inaiat that he aee a Dealer: North maiar FAfflKIN ^qijgt wift ligid shordiand. tial. shorthand helpful. Call 6483541. after 3 p.m played his ace of hearts." RIDING LESSONS indoor ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. phyilcian for a thorough examination. West North Sonth Small, lovely nEBice. 8:11 5 Congenial atmomhere. coth FIREWOOD FOR SALE- A-1 East Alan: “ The perfect safety riding ring. Western stock Idesd locatian. $300 including p.m. Monday-Friday. Con­ wnient location. Contact Mrs. seasoned Hardwood. Well TOYOTA 1972 CORONA 1$ Pass IT play to g r a n t e e the con­ seat, saddle seat and hunt □ ffiNTALS utilities. Don Horrigan. Pass 24 ArM SZJH far B a Bear tact: Witeon Agency, 2Kg5ll. Schneider. Hartford split. fuU cord $70. Immediate DELUXE - 4 speed 25-30 L Pass 3NT tract against all card combi­ seat All levels 2286617. Barrows -Company. 647-1000. Pass 4W Pass 6W SIKX3SS8 m BEWIRG. Despatch. 225 Prospect delivery available. NO WATT. MPG. Michelins, new- battc-v- Problems? YaaTl (eel bettor If you get them oH yonr chest. nations. Obviously, his DEUVEXY PSaiSON- For Street, East Hartford. Conn 6485683.______$825. Call 6482996. Pass Pass Pass dumnty play has not suf­ VOICE, PIANO Instructions. $2 MANCOTSTEB- Main ^ e e t For a peraoaal reply write to Abby, Box 66700, Loe greater Hartford area. Use 06106, S28-G51 An Equal Op- Former faculty New York Aagelee, Cel. 60009. Pleeee encloee etemped, eell-eddreeeed fered from old age.” yonr own vehicle. Salary Fhs portimity Employer M-F. .ALUMINUM Sheets used as modern office available. 400 1974 DATSUN' B-2111, 4 door Music and Art High School. THOMPSON HOUm MEN - sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call eavelope. Opening lead: 9K mileage. Printm S ail, E n i printing plates. .007 thidi Birch House 'Women. Oentral- standard 4 speed Blue with Professional Singer.Pianist. 23xS". 25 cents each or 5 ior 9)82460 or 648235. vinyl top Very good condi­ AilUhfBxpirti Hartford. CaII5B98IE 644-G97 ^ Ijicated. Downtown $1. Phone 6482711. Must be tion. mileage 46.000 : 2 snow manchest er. Kitchen You hold: picked up before 11 a.m. 466 MAP) STREET. North of tires. CaU after 6 PM. 64.>r priviteges. CaU 6482356. 4 X ONLY. Post office, about 5.000 sq. ft. 0634 $1600 By Oswald Jacoby -of centrally located space. Astrograph W AKxxx FUR'NitSHEO BLEEPlING and Alan Sontag * ADJiii TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Ideal for store, oSice-or other Trucks tor Sale 62 BUSINESS & SERVICE R-OOM F o r m a tn re The Born Loser — Art Sansom 4 X Good condition.Good ior business or cammercial use g^leman. Modern (bath. be directed towaro lumiiing a Oswald; “ Waldemar von plating, or welding. Call 648 CaU 6I824S 85 pm. 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN A Nebraska reader asks Parking. No-cooking. Security personal goal you always con­ Zedtwitz, one of the greatest 3439 from noon tU 6;D0 p.m. window van. Excellent condi players in the early days of what opening bid we recom­ and references. $110 nunttUy. Feb. 19) Do alone. Associate with strong HeathclIN — Gaorga Gataly Manchester-owned and distributors has new above and ride in to appreciate something positive with your Saw! Call -614-8356 fau es- Free estimates. FuUy in- Rec Rooms. Roofing. Gutters. ment. allies who can help. operated. Call 6481327 tnmtcs. ground pools for only $777.00 Make reasonable offer After .ideas today and you should be Bured. Martin Matson. 648 Call Mr. Moran 6482629 conqiletely erected - ^ R. x 19 □ AUTOMOTIVE 3 PM call 6481580 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 4131. I For M M SI able to establish yourself on a Things you do for yourself ft. overall dimension -15 ft. z •••■•••••••a QUALITY CAiBlTNTBY % more substantial material base. today might be difficult to FARRAND REMODEUNG - 24 ft. swim area, complete 1977 CH EIY 3'4 TON VAN- 4 w m t n r o p — d ic k c a v a i i i ) Conatnicban. Additions, LOOKING for artyftmgiinreal if^ rS a te 61 Find out more of what lies accomplish. However, the REWEAVING bnm holes. QUAUTY PAINTING and Cabinets and Formica Tops. with heavy guage soUd vinyl mags. Excellent condition ahead for you in 1979 by send­ g, sidiqg and gar- Pqper Hanging by Willis estate rental - apaifuieuls, rewards are so large you Uppers, amhrellas rqiaii-ed. Roofing. Gutters, Room Ad­ liner, heavy gauge sidewall, ATTENTION! Come see our 14000 firm Call after 6 p.m.. ing for your copy of the all-new n aiQitime. <04601 Schulte. Fully insured ditions. Decks. Ml types of homes, m n lt ^ dwiillings? should expend your best ef­ Wmdow shades. Venetian exclusive lock frame con­ Great Setection of Quality 6481335 Astro-Graph Letter. Mail $1 for forts in this area. referenora 6484343. Remodeling and Repairs. No fees. -CaU JJD. Real Eatate THIS HEJUsrnjRNro AND THE TCP bBads. Keys. TV FCffi RENT. struction. aluminum swing-up Preowned Autos. Completdy each and a long, self- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You CARPET INSTAULATiaN - Phone 6486017. Associates, iac. 6I8118D. ANOHORUAN AROUND Maihiw’s. G7 Main St. tSh ladder: d so inside ladder, ad- reconditioned at Manchester VAN 1069 F O R D Standard. addressed. stamped envelope may have to forego an inclina­ O F H ie Stair shHte. Caqpets. OLkSHTICxser sm. vanced type skimmer, Honda, 'Connecticut's largest Fully carpeted Insulated. to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, tion to take things easy today TO FACE TH E HEAD DIDN^. steam Cleaning. Free es- RESPONSBLE PEMALE to Radio City Station. N.Y. 10019. J P . LEWIS k SON- Intenor LEON CIESZYNSKl excellent filtration ^stem un­ and most complete Honda Minor work Runs good. 3800 and step quickly to protect your H IM S B U = W EATHER AAAP.. ------timates. CaU <0<3B5. share apartment with -same. Be sure to specify birth sign and Exterior painting, paper BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ it. fencing. Huge 16 ft. x 7 ft. Dealer! 24 Adams Street. or best Offer. Call 518-9126. interests when you see others ANBA/TOUPS. Lange ibedroam. 6(7<9R. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) In­ ODD JOBS DONE - Cenars — ------■ ------hanging, remiiidelnig, carpen­ ditions. Remodeling, Rec sundeck. Financing arranged - Manchester fumbling. attics, garages yards EXPERT PAINII'ING and try. Fully insured. 649-965B. Rooms. Garages. Jutebens absolutely lui nbiigution! Call vestigate fully before involving SCO RPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) In a MANC^STTR-West Uedter SSotorcfcIm-BIcycles 64 cleaned m oving L A ^ C A ^ %xihilizing Remodeled. Ceilings. Rath ton free: 1-868382-4529. Ar­ . yourself in any collective enter­ situation where you thought Btroct, Four TBom apartment. WE PAY $10 for conmiete prises today. A quite-revealing tnckingLiann for sale lawn ^ Exterair Boiae 34ainting. AfcW PAINTING Contrac­ Tile. Dormers, Roofing. tistic Pool Products, Inc. Ask 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low you couldn't come up with the ■ereice. No job too big or prunfaiE, TRe ibaft, nnplinnrw ipiiimltf* junk CBrs.GiiU Joey at Tolland discovery could provide some tors. Quality painting and Residential or Commercial for Frank. Auto Body. .5281390. mileage Excellent condition answer, you'll recognize that small. 5888522 mowing, weeding. Cadi 7G- paper hanging id reasonable 6484291. ■eiiliamie aiM tdmapE. ciond valuable information. the facts were there all the 7K7. locatiion. A-vailBWle im - $650. Call 6485849 ARIES (March 21-April 19) If rates. Fully insured. Free SUBMERSABLE SUMP time. Now you can solve the mediately. Quiet -nr nitired MONTE CARLO 1973, Power there's a big |0b that needs Estimates Call Wavne 648 PUMP FOR SALE. Mint con­ . problem. CARPET SNOW-PLOWING- Available pensons. References, aecuif- steering, power brakes. Campers-Trailers. doing today, you're the one SAGIHARiUS (Nov. 23-Dec. PO= nroDauim and repairs. Free ^ winter 7686. dition. Call after 6 p.m. 638 or •ty. No -pefts, or children. automatic, $1,575. CaU -648 SSoblle Homes 65 others can rely upon to do It. 21) Appreciable progress can ctoULJ eitimates. ChU 648045. after SANDINCAVI RooHng-SkUng-Chlmne r 34 3939. U89 anytime. You'll tackle it without fear or T PEXSONAL Paperhanging Unibeatetl, $2-15 moitthly. bb made today on an old hope » DmT wait Write to: PiO. Box 344, East- MANSFIELD. ADULTS & hestitalion. that's been stuck on dead For particular people, by DINING ROOM SET weU $1807(3. alter 3:30 pzn. BIDWELL HOME Impove- ford, Cenm. 1977 FORD COUNTRY R E T I R E D - Nashua 2 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Any center, if you devote your Short Riba — Frank Hill Dick. Call 64857G anytime extra effort you now expend in ment Co Eiqierl installation made, matching table, six .SQUIRE WA-GON-FuJly bedroom mobiletaome with mental capabilities to it now. ol aluminum siding gutters chairs, buffet and liquor doing something for someone SNOW-HjOI/ING- RcBideiH APARTTSENT and HODEES equqqied. 30^000 mites. ’Very range, refrigerator porch CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) cabinet. $30. 6482669. will not go unnoticed. In fact, lial and Commercial. Hepen- and trim. Roofing instaliution Fnr Rent. We have in s of ren­ dean. $5860. CaU 5682126. ' awning. utiUty building, car­ Devote as much time as possi­ >t3URW(3RSe W AS and repairs 649-6495 . 871-2323. the acclaim might be over­ PIXBKEP IN A TOW?. h b SS m t m dable ReMonable Call 64^ tals in aU .Areas, Prioes and port. $7100. Jensen s. Inc., Rt. ble today to an ambitious plan 3L_: t Oonteacflng $3 1978 HONDA ACCORD- 5 whelming. * of yours. Rewards will be equal AWAY “ 3096, a rm M m ELECTROLUX MODEL B< Sizes. 'Cdl flentaO Assistors, 44-A Mrs Young 26 Old QEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your SPEaALIZINGSIEDALIZING cleaningcleaninc andi FLOOR POLISHER k 23856W. SmdU Fee. speed. Many extras on this Wood Rd 429-1786 or Mr to effort expended. WES RGBBHNS Carpent: creative potential today should (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN l mraVUlUAL IN BDSINESB- FRGFESEiaNAL repairing chimneys, root newi CARPET SHAMPOGKR- car. 24,000 mites. A real sharp Olson 247-5209. remodeling specialist. Ai2 roofs. Free estimates 30 car, and economical to run! B triy t World — Jim Borry Income taxes prepared iz D R E SSM A K IN G A ditions. rec moms, dormers Used once. $150. Original cost ROOMMATE WANTED To yoar home or office. lOM Al^TE3lATlQre done in my vears Blxperience Rowley, $231.67. Can 2883965. share apartm-ent. $125 Marahester Honda. 648S15. ) huilt-ins, bathrooms 6485,161 Srlirdnte A qiecial rate. 6(8 faninf. Pietoe call MM972, (kitchens, 6483446 monthly, indladeseverething. 7633. MondBy thru Frida)’. 10:10 SWIMMING POOL DSn mdil 5 pim:, 647