I’ACKTWKNTY- KVKNlNCi HKHALD. Mon.. March 26. IW7U Fitness Expert Will Teach How to Erase Pains IK SI SAN VAI KIIN childhood, Ms. Dunfield said. Ms. Dunfield was responsible lor extensive and more expensive clinic relieved through the myotherapy, and the trigger points always stay Once the pain is located, pressure the same. llcrtil)! llc|Mirli‘r getting Ms. f’rudden. who does in Hartford. Ms. Prudden claims. f ...... is put on the spot by the elbow or MANCHKSTKR - A nationally similar workshops all over the coun­ The clinic in Manchester will be for Ms. Prudden gives the clinics for The jogging workshop from 9 to knuckle of the partner. The pressure 11:30 a.m. will be for joggers and Peopletalk: Sinatra 1 CitiMens Group Suggests 1 Road Expert Testifies ^Magic'* Does Number known physical fitness expert will try. to come here. Ms. Dunfield said very reasonable rates. Ms. Dunfield all ages from infants through senior coine to Manchester to teach her said, to allow anyone who is in­ is followed by brief loosening up citizens. She also encourages family "would-be"joggers. It will teach Fights Press Again 1 Ending MHS Open Campus 1 Against street Closing she attended a Efonnie Prudden clinic exercises. Tbe relief from pain can On Indiana State special methods of erasing pain for a in New Raven last fall and was so im­ terested to learn about the members to attend tbe clinics with preparation for running, prevention myotherapy technique. be immediate and the method can be 1 Page 8 1 Page 8 variety of chronic problems from pressed that she wanted her to come the person who is experiencing the of damage to feet and leg muscles, Page 2 Page 9 backaches to arthritis. her. Myotherapy involves looking for used regularly whenever the muscles pain, so that they can learn to apply and provide a technique that will give The town Recreation Department go into spasm. Besides demonstrating her own "trigger points. " the irritable points the technique. the most running pleasure. It will will sponsor a Bonnie Prudden Chronic pain problems that can be pain erasure method called which cause the pain. Ms. Prudden Ms. Prudden has recently written a also include a method for erasing workshop .lune 1 and 2 at the new eased through the technique include tnyotherapy in the clinics, the 65- asks participants to go back into book on myotherapy as well as muscle cramps in the legs and back. West .Side Recreation Center on backaches, stroke, sciatica, year-old energetic Ms. Prudden their personal history and try to several other books previously on Ms. Dunfield said that she thinks iHanrliratpr Cedar Street. The two-part workshop arthritis, shoulder syndrorrie, tennis the clinics could be especially operates her own Institute for remember what could be related to physical fitness. will include a pain erasure clinic elbow. TMJ (jaw pain), shin splints, beneficial for athletic coaches and Partly Sunny, Physical Fitness in Stockbridge. tbe particular pain that is bothering "She wants to educate the whole headaches, whiplash, sprains, bur­ team managers. Kriday evening June I. and a jogging Mass. Ms. Prudden was tbe first them. She attributes them to an inci­ population to this method so people Breezy and Cool workshop .Saturday morning. June 2, sitis, dizziness, and leg cramps. Pain chairman for the President's Council dent at birth, athletic injuries, ac­ won't have to spend so much money To learn more about the clinics and according to Laura Dunfietd. recrea­ related to such diseases as multiple Detailt on pago 2 on Physical Fitness when it was es­ cidents, disea.ses or evep job related on medication, " said Ms. Dunfietd. to register, call Ms. Dunfield at the tion supervisor who is coordinating sclerosis, osteo and rheumatoid tablished by the late President John pain. Nine out of ten times, tbe The method is simple, she stressed, Recreation Department, 647-3084. the S|)ecial program. arthritis and Parkinson's can be F. Kennedy. She recently held an chronic pain probably began during as it can be done by a familv member The costs of the individual workshops will be $R or $14 for both. lEufttinn M^ralb Lacks Wallop Vol. XCVIII, No. 149 — Manchester. Conn., Tuesday, March 27, 1979 * A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20c Single Copy • 15« Home Delivered WASHINGTON (UPI) - A con­ sumer group said today the government proposal jib force beer, wine and liquor ynanufac- turers to list ingredients on the label does not pack enough Two questions to ask yourself wallop. Alan Mason The Center for Science in the Public Interest said it particular­ ly is disturbed that the proposal would permit ingredients to be when choosing a low tan isted randomly instead by Will Leave predominance. 2 Consumers, the group said, are used to seeing ingredient labels that list the contents — sugar, water, milk, etc. — in the order by Town Post which they make up the product, with the first being predominant. Simply listing the ingredients of By (;RE(; PEARSOIN an alcoholic beverage in any have been disbanded until, and if, the lli'rnld lleporlcr order, it said, would break that town became reinvolved in Com­ tradition and offer no real infor­ MANCHESTfiR- Alan Mason, the munity Development. mation. town's director of human services Mason last week had said that for the past six years, has announced racism was a reason for the opposi­ ^1. Just how low in tar is it? Heavy Firing his resignation. tion to the Community Development He wrote to Town Manager Robert program, which is aimed at aiding NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) - Weiss Monday to announce his deci­ low- and moderate-income persons. Your Haircut Should Look as Heavy firing erupted near Presi­ sion, which will become effective His statement was made at a utv i dent idi Amin's official residence June 1. meeting of the Capitol Region Coun­ Good After Five Days VANTAGE I v a n t a g e ! at Entebbe today but the nation’s The resignation comes in the mid­ cil of Government’s Region Council a s It Does After Five Minutes. MINTNOt > < official radio said the Ugandan dle of a swirl of activity about the •of Government’s review committee, m KGDL dictator was at the front leading Community Development Block which was studying the Manchester A nd It will when you come to Command Perform­ Salon his army against the Tanzanian Grant program. Mason has been Community Development matter. ance We shampoo, cut and blow dry your hair with invaders. Signing Completed coordinator of the' program for the He was criticized for that state­ precision Marlboro A resident in Entebbe contacted town. ment. Weiss said Mason used "poor V IC K R O V i LIGHTS Precision haircutting keeps your hair looking tXTAA W>k08 by telephone said there was heavy still seated at the table, President Carter historic peace treaty on the White House 'But Mason said the program con­ judgment.” Democratic Director great long after you ve had it done, because the firing in the town on the shores of troversy and recent calls for h(s Joseph Sweeney and Republican Carl hair IS cut in harmony v/ith the way it grows And shakes hands with Israeli Prime Minister lawn Monday. L.ooking on is Egyptian Presi­ resignation had nothing to do with his Lake Victoria 20 miles south of Menachem Begin after the signing of the Zinsser both asked for retraction of because its cut to fall into place naturally, you Kampala during the night and dent Anwar Sadat. (UPI photo) decision. the statement and mentioned don t have to keep fussing with it 1 0 11 11 12 13 13 11 early today. "It's been something I’ve been resignation as an alternative. MG. TAR MG. TAR MG.TAR MG.TAR MG.TAR MG.TAR It costs )ust fourteen dollars for gals or guys MG.TAR MG.TAR Western analysts said earlier it thinking about for quite a while,” he Mason later issued a statement 0.8 MG. NIC. 0.8 MG. NIC. 0.8 MG. NIC. 0.8 MG. NIC. 0.9 MG. NIC. 0.9 MG. NIC. 0.9 MG. NIC. 0.8 MG. NIC. No appointments necessary We also offer perma­ appeared the fighting was said this rporning. Mason said he had that he had not completed his answer nent waves, coloring, frosting and conditioning between troops trying to stage a Egypt Moves First discussed the possibility of resigning about the Community Development Make your next haircut a precision haircut, and coup and forces still loyal to the previously with Weiss. matter, He said several other fac­ you won t hale yourself the morning after beleaguered Amin. Weiss confirmed this morning that tors, including frustration with The -Entebbe residents said Mason had been thinking of taking bureaucracy and concern about infla­ many women and children were such a step even before the recent tion, figured into the opposition’s Command IVrformance now leaving the town as the situa­ Against Other Arabs Community Development matter. stand. i'«l ititvirtaiioniii b r' tion worsened and the mystery of Weiss said he had just received Mason, who was the town’s first Amin’s whereabouts deepened. Mason’s letter and had no other com­ tained by a fireworks display. director of human services, said he Marshalls Mall By llnilpil I’resB Inlernalional Egypt’s unceasing struggle in the ment on the matter. A Radio Kampala broadcast In Jerusalem, thousands of Isrealis felt he had reached a "plateau” In his Egypt, anticipating its expulsion service of Arabism and Islam,” the Manchester residents will decide denied a report by the British streamed to ancient Wailing Wall in Manchester position. Manchester, Conn. from the Arab League, today an­ statement said. April 17 about a proposed ordinance Broadcasting Corp. that Amin had the heart of the Old City. Many "You reach a point where you've nounced it will boycott the 22- "Egypt, in the face of these that would prohibit town participa­ 643-8339 fled the country three days ago. danced and others prayed, touching done everything you want to do,” he member organization it helped found attempts to undermine the Arab tion in the federal Community Mon-FrI 10-9 sal. 10-0 the massive stones that one made up said. 34 years ago and which has been League charter, declares that it is Development program for two years. In his resignation letter. Mason SALE STARTS TODAY Historic Test freezing its activity until the day a retaining wall of Solomon’s temple. based in Cairo ever since. Mason, as coordinator of that mentioned several of the programs comes when emotionalism and Arab merchants throughout the MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Saying Egypt’s action came barely 12 program, has 80 percent of his salary that have been established. Including irresponsibility take second place to Israeli-occupied territories shut their SUPER 2 ‘the right to life is greater than hours after President Anwar Sadat paid through Community Develop­ legal aid, transportation for the ^ . Can I go lower and still get good taste? stores and observed "a national day signed a peace treaty with Prime wisdom and seriousness,” the state­ ment funding received by the town. the right to publish,” a federal of mourning.” elderly* and handicapped and out­ lUENOVESE„ DRUGS judge has pushed the case of The Minister Menachem ^gin of Israel ment said. Thus, approval of the ban would ______i THE PHARMACY STORE AND A WHOLIWHOLE LOT MORE reach to the elderly. Progressive magazine's hydrogen in Washington — and only hours This meant that Egypt will boycott Mayors of towns in the West Bank have meant the town would have had He praised the work of his staff and DISCOVER OUR SENIOR CITIZEN bomb article closer to an historic before the start in Baghdad of an all Arab League functions but will re­ condemned the pact because they to provide funding to continue townspeople in helping develop these test in the Supreme Court. Arab conference called to implement main on the membership list. The said it failed to recognize their rights Mason’s position or the job would and other programs. PRESCRIPTION PLANI The magazine's editors Monda anti-Egyptian sanctions. decision stopped short of total or the Palestine Liberation Organiz.a- rejected a compromise proposed In Israel, a bomb in an open-air withdrawal from the League, which tion as their legitimate represen­ SAVt A N ADDITIONAl 10% OFF by U.S. District Judge Robert fruit and vegetable market today appeared likely to follow, depending tative. on the attitude of other League m PRISCRIPTION PRICES Warren to allow at least partial killed one woman and wounded 20 Most Egyptians took the new peace people, two seriously. The bomb, members at the Baghdad conference. with Israel in stride, with a few DiBiaggio Named USTID IN THIS ADI publication of the article. “First Amendment freedom claimed by the Palestine Liberation The peace treaty signing was showing, bursts of enthusiasm. The cannot be mediated," Erwin Organization, exploded in the town of recieved with joyous dancing in Tel big celebration was planned for HOW TO JOIN OUR Knoll, editor of the small circula­ Lod near Ben Gurion airport and Aviv, applause and restraint in Sadat's return home from followed a hand-grenade attack in the Egypt, but was condemened by much Washington. 10th UConn Head GENOVESE SENIOR tion liberal monthly, said in rejec­ CITIZEN PLAN; ting the compromise. Old City of Jerusalem Monday that of the Arab world. Church bells in Egypt pealed for YOU* SfHMK CmziHS Warren, noting the historic im injured nine people, including two Speaking to newly recruited five minutes and the minarets of all WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - The of a 14-room state-owned home in PMCRAM B A IF YOU ARE 60 YEARS OF AGE port of his decision, then barred Americans. guerrillas Monday, Palestinian mosques — about 1,000 in Cairo alone University of Connecticut Board of Storrs, servants and a state car — es­ MlAHUKfUl WAY TO OR OVER. YOU ARE INVITED TO Hundreds of thousands of Arabs leader Yasser Arafat vowed to "chop Trustees today named John A. timated to be worth a total of more BECOME A MEMBER OF THE publication of the entire article. — were brightly lit: A government- MKMASf row iu r m m arched through the street of off the hands” of President Carter, than $30,000 a year. DiBiaggio is also n w u AT All MHOmi GENOVESE A n IOR CITIZEN The magazine's editors said they organized display of fireworks lit up DiBiaggio as the university's tenth PROGRAM. Baghdad and Damascus today, chan­ a former assistant profe.ssor at both MUG STOHSI would appeal and Warren called President Anwar Sadat of Egypt and the night sky. ’ president. DiBiaggio, 45, a dentist, their decision a “great risk” to ting slogans denouncing the new Prime Minister Menachem ^gin of was dean of the ^:hool of Dentistry the University of Kentucky and the' STOP INTO TOUR lO a i GlNOVFSl DRUG STORE press freedoms. peace pact in general and Sadat in Israel. Many Egyptians clustered in at Virginia Commonwealth Universi­ University of Detroit. ’ AND TOUR GENOVESE PHARMACIST WIU particular, accusing the Egyptian Israeli military sources said a neighborhood cafes to watch the ty before being named UConn's He succeds acting president IMMIDIATIIT ISSUE A SENIOR amSNS leader of treason to the Arab world. special alert was called in the north signing ceremony, relayed live by health affairs vicepresident in 1976. Edward V. Grant, who has held the satellite from Washington, sipped post since former President Glenn MEMBERSHIP CARD TO TOUI The official statement against the threat of guerrilla attack. He will take a cut in pay to assume QoUen Union Serious withdrawing Egypt from active Leaves were cancelled and border strong black tea or played backgam­ the new job, according to the UConn W. Ferguson left the job in July to p.oi(3en patrols increased. mon as the ceremony got under way become director of Radio Free GENERIC DRUG vs. B R A N D NAMF DRUG membSfship in the League warned budget. DiBiaggio is now paid $68,335 Ughls WASHINGTON (UPI) - The that “those who are seeking to Some 70,000 Israelis gathered in on the White House north lawn. They a year as the health center’s top of­ Europe. L'Shts Teamsters union has gone into isolate (Egypt) will be isolating the square in front of the Tel Aviv city cheered and applauded as the three ficial and will be paid about $52,000 The University of Connecticut has COMPARE and SAVE! federal court to show its themselves from their peoples and hall to watch the signing ceremony on leaders, shook hands after the after assuming the presidency. 25,449 students at three campuses TOO COUID H PArwC OMIT TUB seriousness about a possible from the Arab nation that esteems a giant screen and were later enter­ signing. But the new office also includes use and five two-year branches. nationwide trucking strike at mid r AVAILABLE BRAND NAME OTY PRICE GENERIC QTY i^CE night Saturday. Omora Ttb$ Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons Monday asked the Sirffatt) SWhft U.S. District Court for the 200iDf...... 100,.15.89 200Mg...... 100..5.99 District of Columbia to order the OPEC Oil To Cost 9% More Only8mg.tar. government to disclose informa­ HydrodM Titi H ydncUon- tion it would use in requesting a Last December OPEC decided on a The $14.54 price had been planned (HrdnthhntUitU*) (MoiMt 0.7 MG. NIC. Saudi Arabia, the largest source of U.S. officials said the pricing for­ Taft-Hartley injunction if a strike GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI) - 14.5 per cent increase for 1979 to be to come into force Oct. 1. SOmt...... 100...5.89 50 mg...... 100 .. 1.99 oil for the United States, and the mula change apparently cleared the occurs. The 13 OPEC nations announced carried out in quarterly stages, An official communique read out The government, in order to get today an immediate 9 percent in­ United Arab Emirates indicated they way for countries like Iran to con­ by OPEC Secretary General Rene Ktr CM O itr RotatMm would not impose a surcharge. tinue charging as much as $18 per The price went up 5 percent in (Fotuswm the 80-day "cooling off” period, crease in oil prices plus surcharges January to $13.34 a barrel and was Ortiz of Bicuador said that besides CMmWb by individual members that could U.S. energy officials said rough in­ barrel for prized light crude oil. Iran CMtfMtj B x tr must show the nation's health and scheduled to go up 3.8 percent on going directly to the end-of-year itial calculations showed the basic boosted its prices when it resumed JOS...... «. .6 .9 4 10%___ «... 2 .9 9 safety would be endangered by a bring a pricing free-for-all on world April 1 to 113.84 a barrel but now will level., each OPEC state is free to add markets. OPEC increase alone might boost production after the revolution, and a strike. be hiked by nine percent on that date to their oil prices "whatever ALL GENOVeSe PHARMACISTS WILL BE GLAD TO QUOTE gasoline prices by 2.4 cents a gallon, number of other OPEC nations have YOU SA VINO S THA T M IG H T BE O BTA IN E D BY HA VING Golden LighlS' Judge George Hart Jr. set The OPEC oil increase had been premium they deem to be justified. ’ ’ instead, an OPEC oil communique YOUR PRESCRIPTION FILLED GENERICALL Y. scheduled for Oct. 1 but OPEC add $2.4 billion to the nation's trade taken similar steps. hearing on the suit today. said. Many OPEC countries already are * rmCKlFMCTIVITILL vt/n members in heated rebate decided to deficit, increase overall inflation by The official OPEC base price is During bargaining between the OPEC members were left to im­ charging premiums of as much as $5 Teamsters and the industry Mon­ impose it on April 1 instead. This almost one-half of 1 percent and add pegged to the price of Saudi Arabian per barrel on top of the official OPEC SPfCf/ll SAVINGS ON PATIENT AIDS! perhaps three-tenths of 1 percent to light crude oil. Even under the old pose their own premiums, according As low OS you can go and still g d good taste day at a hotel in nearby Arlington would increase the price from $13.34 to the quality of their oil and its price level. Va., most activity centered on a barrel to $14.54. the rate of inflation. forumla, some producers such as BEDPAN - NOSPITAl STYU proximity to the marketplace. The immediate move to the Oct. 1 non-monetary issues. The price rise will mean an im­ But officials said the cartel’s deci­ Nigeria were able to charge a price level was based by the OPEC .MM sion to abandon its old pricing policy premium for particularly desirable The decision to permit a surcharge and smoidng sotisldcfion. mediate jump in U.S. gasoline and opened the way for a pricing free-for- countries on disruptions in the oil and let each nation add a surcharge grades of oil. I NOW heating oil prices but the decision to all which would permit various oil market following the cutback in Ira­ REG. could make the impact much A 9 percent increase in OPEC ONLY 6.2$ inside Today impose a surcharge meant that the producing countries to charge as nian production and what they called 4.99 greater. prices alone would bring an es­ the "unjustified windfall profits” G assified...... 12-14 final cost of crude oil is unpr^ic- much as the market could bear. timated increase of $13 billion into being leaped by the major oil com­ S IR BATH .2126 Comics...... 15 table, depending on the whims of in­ “We’re not able to calculate the ac­ After one-and-a-half days of dividual OPEC members. tual impact until we know what this the OPEC bank accounts. Oil sources panies, COMFim FOSONAi NfCIBtf Eiditorial ...... ’ in Europe said the Common Market sometimes heated debate, the Entertainment ...... 12 Generally an increase of $1 a premium things-means,” one official ministers said the entire price in­ •Saudi Arabian ollieials. wlio had said. countries alone would face increases argued against any additional in­ REG. F am ily...... 6 barrel for crude raises gasoline by 2 of $3.6 billion annually. crease planned for 1979 should be im­ Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined crease at all but wanted to stick with - T.M O bituaries...... 8 cents a gallon in the United States An Energy Department spokesman It was still too early to predict posed on April I rather than in 6.44 Soutce comparalivs'iar'and nicotine figifres: FTC Repon May 1978. the original 3.8 percent hike on That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Peopletalk...... 2 and heating oil similarly. Surcharges said the administration would have final prices. Such radical Arab states quarterly stages. Of A ll Brands Sold: Lowest tat: 0.5 nK|.'taf,' 0.05 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette. Sports...... 9-10 now ranging as high as $5 a barrel — no formal comment until it could According to an agreement last April 1 also said they doubted GENOVESE DRUG as Iraq and Iran already were im­ whether Saudi Arabia would be going 2S MAIN STREET Goldan Lights; K in g s - 8 mg.'tar,'0.7 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC Method. Television ...... ,---12 and possibly higher later — and study the pricing strategies likely to posing surcharges of up to $4 a barrel December, the price was to have in­ beyond the OPEC level. E. H ARTFO RD. CONN. WeatJier...... possibly more would be tacked onto be followed by individual OPEC and were likely to increase that to creased by just 3,8 percent on April 1, this. members under the new formula. whatever the market would bear. to $13.85 per barrel. J’AGK TWO - KVKNINC HKRALD. Tu« . March Z7. 1979

• m r _ _ _ “ evening HERALD, Tues , March 27. 1979 - PAGE THREE Hearing Set Moisture Analysis Vernon Budget Increase Kept To 3.8 Percent ByRv HARHAKARARItAKA KICIIMOM)Kir.llM O\n ______...... On Rule for Mayor McCoy noted that most of police department was $1,252,192 and settled in a referendum in He said he is ever mindful of the ago by the council. HituM K rporler the increase in the general govern- the mayor recommends $1,139,759. November, the budget for the fire financial burdens on the town’s The tax collector’s salary, as VERNON — A general government ment budget is due to fixed wage in- This includes a recommended raise First Step on Roof marshal reflected a request for the residenU and has structured the recommended by the mayor, is $16,- RV Parking budget, proposed by Mayor Frank creases and inflation. He also said he for the chief, an increase of $1,633 to salary of a full-time person at $18,000 budget accordingly. He said his 300, an increase of $1,091. The tax McCoy for the coming fiscal year, has absorbed into the^regular town $22,320 which is $2 more than MANCHESTER - Wilfred Dion, and the mayor recommends $13,979. proposal represents a $1,337,200 slash collector also requested a new posi­ »y Jl'lNK TOMI’ KIINS I’opulalion projcclioriH represents an increase of $220,639, or forced 12 employees who for many requested. The salary recommended director of buildings and grounds for The canine control officer asked he made in requests made by depart­ tion of deputy tax collector in her llcriilil l{<’|H>rlrr Despite a predicted baby 3.8 percent over the current budget years haven’t been compensated loathe captain is $21,050. the Manchester public schools, for a salary increase of $3,180 to ment heads. budget request but this was deleted "boomlet,” it has not arrived yet in for a total of $6,016,373. from the town budget. Requests for the replacement of MANCHESTKR - The Planning r^ m m en d ed Monday night that the bring it to $15,900 and the mayor He said he didn't allow any in­ by the mayor. The salary for that Manchester, according to a report by Coupled with a proposed education five regular patrol cars was reduced and Zoning has set May 7 for a public first step in dealing with leaky school He said their absorbtion has added recommends $13,422. He also asked crease in the budget for the sewage position was requested at $10,000. Dr. Kennedy Monday night. Births of about $105,000 to the budget and to four at a total of $30,000 and the hearing on a zoning regulation revi­ roofs be moisture analyzed. ' budget of $10,913,752 the total for $6,912 for a van and for various treatment plant “because a further The request for the law budget Manchester babies increased slightly added that their positions and ser­ mayor deleted numerous other sion that would establish rules for Dion said it is impossible to tell proposed budget now stands at $17.- pieces of equipment, all deleted bv increase in sewer user charges can­ (town attorney) for fees was $25,000. vices have been reviewed and requests for replacement of equip­ the mayor. parking of recreational vehicles in . where the problems are in the flat in the past two years. There were six 734.933. The education budget \ not be tolerated and must not occur.’’ The mayor proposes $22,000. analyzed and determined to be ment, yards. roofs without the analysis by a com­ more births, or 560 in 1978 over 1977. represents a 6.96 percent increase. The public works director asked There is a request for a $628 in­ He also asked for a total of $145,200 Town Planner Alan Lamson Kennedy said those statistics mean The mayor said the increase of necessary to the proper operation of The fire departmente, for the first for a salary increase,-of $6,418 to crease for the mayor to bring that for various pieces of equipment and pany which specializes in that kind of time, have a joint budget. The total drafted the proposed regulations work. little change in the school population about $5,493,904 in the Grand List of their respective departments. bring the salary to $28,008. The salary up to $9,890, However, the all were deleted by the mayor. projections for the coming five ysar . Oct. 1.1978, represents an increase of The town clerk asked for a wage in­ requests were for $385,376 and this which would permit “outside parking He estimated the cost for the mayor recommends $22,553, an in­ proposal shows a decrease in the The total request for the sewage or storage of boats or storage of un­ A drop of about 1,400 students in the about 3.01 percent over the previous x-icaoccrease uiof $1,542 luto uibring iiig Iliahis dctmiysalary luto was — reduced by . the mayor to $307,- analysis of the Manchester High crease of $963 for a total of $22,553. salary for dire'c.tor of administration. treatment plant was reduced from next five years is still expected. year. He said the increase should $23,564 and the mayor recommends No major pieces of equipment occupied trailers, recreation School and portions of the filing McCoy said that another large item This would bring the salary down $1,129,662 to $804,808 by the mayor. Kennedy reported. deliver about $329,500 in additional $22,999; the town planner asked for "'Cf® requested, vehicles or motorized recreation Junior High School roofs would be is the addition of $50,000 to start the from the present $21,917 to '$21,331 Requests for additional help for" the an $800 increase to $19,146, the mayor With the proposal to consolidate vehicles registered for operation in between $8,000 an $12,000. Those projections could still mean revenues or the equivalent of 1.75 revaluation of property as required and in keeping with the salary new expanded plant were all deleted. recommends $18,973. the departments and to make the fire by .stale law. useable condition and owned by the Those two schools have had the the closing of an elementary school miles in terms of the current tax schedule approved several months rate. The total budget request for the marshal's position full time, to be resident and not used for business most serious problems with leakage by the spring of 1982 or 1983 and the purposes. during the current school year. The closing of the main building at The propo.sal further states that problem at the high school has been a Bennet Junior High School by 1985. “ trailers, recreational vehicles and recurring one for several years. The high school will probably main­ Residents Query motorized recreation vehicles shall tain a large population for the next Mayor Asks PZC Vote The analysis would be a nine years, he said. include but not be limited to boat preliminary step to other temporary Charge Formulas trailers, tent and travel trailers, solutions, Dion said. If a complete In other reports, Kennedy presented a recommended school mobile homes, pick-up coaches, pick­ replacement of the roofs is done, the up campers." and other vehicles. Last to Leave analysis would not be necessary. calendar for the 1979-80 year. The To Back CD Program Hv HAKRAHA KICIIMOM) The proposal also specifies that the calendar is essentially the same Heruld Reporter If it is true that rats are the first to desert Dion said his first recommendation By ,Il \ K T O M P K IN S when he said, “I link, as the beneficiary of vehicles should be parked or stored evacuated their homes to escape the flood on the roofs which he submitted to traditional calendar used during the VERNON — The 80 plus persons speaking at a public sinking ships, or flooding homes, when you current year with February and Hrriilil Ropiirlrr the program it would be incumbent on this “not closer than three feet from any waters of the Illinois River, this golden School Superintendent James hearing Monday night didn’t really complain about the side or rear lot line." might expect that “man’s best friend" would April vacations. MANCHESTER — Mayor Stephen Pen­ commission to look with care on this labrador was still in the neighbroho^ Sunday Kennedy is to make a pitch on the progam." cost of sewer installation assessments as much as they Commission chairman Alfred be the last to leave. Long after the owners of fetching sticks and practicing his dog paddle high school roof. He said the work Personnel action by the board in­ ny asked the Planning and Zoning Com­ questioned the mctliod of figuring the footage of their Sieffert disagreed with the idea of cluded acceptance of the PZC chairman Al Sieffert assured Pen­ these homes in Browning, 111., a town of 400, (UPI photo) could be done with the school mission's support Monday night in lots. restricting parking of a recreational resignations of Mrs. Laura M. sustaining the Community Development ny that "the commission feels very nine miles north of Beardstown, 111., had maintenance crews a little at a time. strongly on this program, The hearing, that lasted for about three and one-half vehicle if it isn't owned by the resi­ Kennedy recommended Monday Cancelliere as a part-time teacher at block grant program. hours, was conducted jointly by the Water Pollution Con­ dent. the Regional Occupational Training Mayor Penny spoke at the beginning of "I think we've made it clear in the past that the Board of Education's that we favor this block grant," he said. trol Authority and the Town Council and was attended by The PZC upped its application fees Center and Mrs. Mary L. Carr as a the commission meeting. He told them about 2(K) property owners. building and sites committee meet Commissioner John Hutchinson said because of rising costs for adver­ Peopletalk soon with Dion and th town Building home economics teacher at Illing that if the townspeople elect to approve Joseph Belanger, chairman of the authority, explained tising and handling. Junior High School. Leaves of the proposed two-year ban on town par­ that if the voters don't accept HUD funds, Committee to discuss the roof it's “a serious thing for the Town of that this group of assessments is the first under the The following revi.sed fees will be absence for next year were approved ticipation in the CD funding program, the revised ordinance, amended Dec. 12, problems. Manchester." effective April 2: Zone change, $50; for Ivan P. Klimko, social worker, town would be'faced with termination of He .said the amendment does two things, it separates Limited art “ It would seem that the town directors zoning regulation change, $50; sub­ Sinatra and Mrs. Nancy Clair, first grade CD funds on June 30. the front footage charge from the lateral charge. The Fighting Again would want to address themselves im­ division (minimum). $50; subdivision The four elementary school art teacher at Verplanck School. The ter­ Town voters will decide April 17 front footage charge is arrived by figuring the total mediately to take a look at funds to offset (per loti, $10; subdivision regulation teachers in the public schools feel the mination of the contract of Lynn whether or not to approve such a ban. number of footage of pipe needed and dividing the cost Frank Sinatra is singing a varia­ former wife of Beatle George the amount of money needed for com­ change, $50; special exception, $50; tion of the Crystal Gayle tune — one G lim p s e s addition of four more art teachers Rhodes was also approved.»but she Penny said that the town has already among the total amount of footage of property involved. Harrison, after which he'll launch an would make a more adequate pleting updated plans. It is for the good inland wetlands (initial submi.ssion), that might be titled, “fTon't It Make American concert tour. Mary Martin is in Hollywood, will be eligible for rehiring along been informed that nothing more needs to The amount arrived at was $22.15 per front foot. Federal program, board member Carolyn with a list of several other teachers and betterment of the whole community $15; inland wetlands (public My Blue Eyes R ed" As in rage. co-starring with Jack Albertson in be done on the affirmative action plan. grants have been deducted from the total cost and the tie- hearing), $25; inland wetlands (boun­ Becker reported Monday night. who were notified in February. to do this," Hutchinson said. William .Safire is the source of .Says the 34-year-old guitarist, “I "Valentine,” an ABC-TV special ... Faced with the question of what the in charge, which is going up to $200 as of April 15, is not dary di.spute), $50 The curriculum committee of the town should do if the ban is aproved. Pen­ Penny suggested that the PZC could included. ■' Sinatra's latest bout with dyspepsia, got fed up with being turned down by Lynn Redgrave and David Carradine make its position strong enough that the despite the fact that the New York Board of Education met with the art ny said the town decided to add two ad­ Property owners wore told they can pay the assess­ birds (women) in the pub. It's time are in London, Filming "In Search of teachers last week. They learned Xi Gamma Chapter town directors would look for other fun­ Times columnist's target was Henry for the big drop ... I've got to be Eden," a telefeature based on the life visory questions to the ballot: He said if ment over a 15-year period at five percent interest and, If IVIeoling Today that there is a caseload of 1,066 MANCHESTER — The Xi Gamma the voters decide to withdraw from the ding. Ford H, not Sinatra. .serious and say I love the girl." of Paul Gauguin ... Meredith Baxter they wi.sh, they can include the tie-in charge In the cost MANCHESTER - The Board of students per art teacher, that pupils (Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet CD program, they may vote to have the “You people have more opportunity and pay that the same way. Safire says the auto baron is in Birney is in Toronto to co-star with tonight at 8 at the home of Miss than most to get information and the com­ Directors will meet at 6:20 p.m. in Grades 1 through 6 get 12 hours of town spend $500,000 of local tax money to Several persons with what they called pie-shaped lots trouble with his stockholders, Quote of the Day Ed .Asner and Anne Jackson on the Marilyn Broneil, 35 Ashland St. munity would look to this commission for today in the Hearing Room at the art a year and that kindergartners complete the programs already begun un­ questioned how Ihe front footage was figured on those. repre.sented by lawyer Roy Cohn, and new CBS-TV film “The Family Man” some leadership in this matter," Penny Municipal Building instead of 7 p.m, Britain's Prince Charles, warning have no separate art classes. After a short business meeting, der the CD funding program. They were told the measurement is taken 50 feet back last year approached Sinatra in the ... The Freedoms Foundation has there will be a lecture and said. as previously scheduled. hope that “Mr. Sinatra's gangland the Australian Academy of Science in Mrs. Becker said the per pupii “Do I think that funds are in jeopardy and that goes for any tapered lot. Canberra of the danger in mankind's tapped “John Denver's Alaska: The expenditure for art in the demonstration on hypnotism by Ms. During Penny's presentation, he told the contacts would get to Roy Cohn's American Child" for its George for the block grant program ?" Penny Many also said they had lots which arc vacant and reliance solely on science for ad­ Manchester schools is well below the Gini Perlman. commission of the many projects in Rhum IMu h ic B o o H tcrH gangland law clients to persuade the said. “Yes. I do. The problems that have probably, under zoning laws, will never be able to have vancement of the human race: “In a Washington Honor medal ... Alan Manchester that have been completed lawyer to lay off. " state recommendation. been rised have not been caused by the any construction on them. They were told that they arc HEBRON — The Rham Music sense, man's thirst after science is King and Rupert Hitzig, producing with CD funds during the first three years Fumes Sinatra, in a telegram to Verna Hublard, board member on Senior Citizens block grant program," he added. not being assessed for unusable lots but would be if for Boosters will meet tonight at 7:30 at "Cattle Annie and Little Britches" — of the program. the Times, “William Satire's March perhaps a subcon.scious search for the curriculum committee, also He addressed the commission directly some reason they do build on them in the future. the Rham High School music room. to be filmed on location in Mexico — SOUTH WINDSOR - The Senior 26 column ... includes the usual lies truth and I cannot help feeling that noted that the Board of Education Questions were asked as to the rules concerning the Final plans will be made for the our aim should be to develop an have signed Amanda Plummer and had three elementary school art Citizen’s Club will meet Wednesday whenever he writes about me." Diane Lane in title roles to co-star with rc.snie of property where sewer lines are available but the Saturday tag sale and the Florida awareness of the spiritual reality teachers 18 years ago and has only in­ afternoon at 1 in St. Margaret Mary's Path of Withdrawal property isn’t tied in. Belanger .said there wouldn’t be any trip. alongside the thirst for material Burt Lancaster and John Savage ... creased that number by one during Church hall on Hayes Road. Town Zoning Changes Acvi’lvrator Itluea Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin, old enemic.s brought togelher by restrictions on rc.salo if the .septic system is in good The tag .sale, from 9 a m to 3 p.m scientific advancement" that time. The board has Entertainment will be provided by working order. at the school, will feature a large When .Ferry Lee Lewis bowed to an recommended the hiring of one half­ a group from the Manchester Senior a determined Jimmy Carter, set out today on a path of peace that They al.so que.stioned how the interest will be figured on Citizens Club. variety of items Lunch will be Internal Revenue Service dun for time teacher for next vear. Set For Presentation could prove as perilous as the road to war Eg.vpt and Israel traveled that plan and were told by Belanger that he expects the $168.(KX) in bark taxes and got his available. SOUTH WINDSOR — The Planning and four fateful times. Provisions of the pact signed Monday include a two- interest will be calculated annually on the outstanding fleet of cars back, his troubles were Manchester and the residential portion in Zoning Commission is scheduled to accept South Windsor was met with criticism balance. over — right? Wrong. phase Israeli withdrawal from the Sinai. The interim wiilidrawal Restaurant Worker two zoning change requests from MAP from many local officials who feared that One resident from the Lake Street area said her sewer Senior (dlizenn Now I.ewis is in the dock for (Phase One) is to be accomplished within nine monllis. This 'iVIikado' Rehearsal Associates when it meets tonight at 8, lines were installed in 1977 and she asked if the price now reckless driving and his fancy fleet is COMPARE South Windsor would gain none of the withdrawal will be behind the line from cast of El Ari.sli to Has BOLTON — The Senior Citizens MAP Associates is the Houston-based financial benefits and only the traffic and being charge reflects those prices nr today's prices, short one 1979 Corvette Lewis MANCHESTER — The Manchester Reports Bogus Bill will meet for luncheon Wedne.sday at developer of the proposed Buckland Com­ facilities problems. Muhammed. The final withdrawal (Phase Two) will be heliind Ihe in­ Belanger said the charge figured probably goes back wrecked the sports car .Sunday just Gilbert & Sullivan Players will have 12:15 p.m at Ctomtnunity Hall MANCHESTER — An alert employee at Arthur FOR YOURSELF mons Mall which will, according to a re­ South Windsor officials met with John ternational boundary within three years. (UPI photo) even a few years before that. Lunch will include, soup, a "make- outside his Desoto County, Miss., a technical rehearsal tonight at 7 at East Hartford High School. Treacher’s Restaurant on Center Street spotted a cent report, be constructed half in South Finguerra of MAP Associates in an The recent amendments to the ordinance, which in­ your-own” salad, dessert and ranch — with a sheriff's deputy hot on The full cast will be in costume. counterfeit $20 bill through the serial numbers which jWindsor and half in Manchester. attempt to convince the developer to build cluded Ihe increa.se in the connection charge from $100 to beverage. For reservations call 649- his tail. matched another $20 bill a customer tried to cash. The proposed $100 million Buckland $200, al.so drew questions from the audience. Earlier this month, the IRS con­ Orchestra members are asked to a portion of the commercial development Budget Requests Heard 1.371 or 649-,3759 The business reported to police Saturday that a fnale Commons development is also expected to in South Wind.sor. Some wanted to know if they could still get the $100 fiscated all his cars — including the report for a complete through. M ya d e ci customer paid for two fish dinners with a $20 bill, then include 125 acres of residential develop­ The Town Council is expected to set up a HEBRON — The Board of Finance current inspector, Richard Keefe. Keefe price if they make arrangements for their loans before Corvette, a new $6fl,0(X) Rolls-Itoyce. No makeup is required. HaHehiill l{(‘^iHlrnlion asked the employee to change another $20 bill. The clerk FROM ment off Doming Street. special citizens committee to study the received budget requests for the 1979-80 requested a salary of $8,400 for him.self as the April 15 effective date but were told this wouldn't be a jeep and several other vehicles. noticed that it had the same serial number as Ihe first Attorney Edwin Lassman said that effects of the proposed project. fiscal year in a five-hour session, last a part time position with an additional possible bccau.se of the time factor. ANDOVEFt — Registrations for all Lewis is on probation for a convic­ Friendship (Aroup salary of $8,000 for an assistant The baseball programs will be accepted bill. PARKE-DAVIS MAP Associates has filed a request for a The Planning and Zoning Commissiort is Thursday. Another session is scheduled Some questioned if the hook-in charge will increase if tion last year in Memphis. Tenn., of The employee brought the bogus bill to the attention of zone change from rural residential to expected to hold a public hearing for Thursday to complete work on the mileape request is $1,500; supplies and they decide 10 years from now to tic in to the line. tonight from 7 (o 9 in the library of driving under the Influence of drugs MANCHESTER — The Friendship the Andover Elementary School. Group of Temple Beth Sholom will a supervisor, but when they went to question the general commercial on almost 53 acres of following officials acceptance of the zone budget. expense, $500 and the .secretary request Belanger said he couldn’t guarantee no increase and EACH TABLET REPRESENTS suggested that usually people pay the tie-in charge along Boys age R or older and girls in make a social visit to the Jewish customer, he was gone with his food, hut without his land in South Windsor near the change requests. After some discussion, members of the increa.scd $5,323,50 over the eiirronl figure IWeddiiig Hells VITAMINS with the a.s.sessment and then arc held harmle.ss from (irade 3 and older, are eligible Community Center in H artford money. Manchester border. board agreed to submit the first of $4,225. other costs when they do decide to hook in. Volunteers are needed to help with Rock star Eric Clapton says Thursday, April 5. The bus will leave Vttamm A lOOOO lU* The mall is expected to have half of the selectmen’s request for a full time Other salary requests are for a five per­ girlfriend Patti Boyd definitely was Vitamin 0 400 lU stores in the commercial portion of the building inspector at a salary of $14,000 as cent increase over the current year's ap­ Many had que.stions about easements for the lines and the programs. Those interested the temple parking lot 11 a m. Vrtamm E 30 lU School Board To Meet Vitamin C t85Cort>c aciO) in most ca.ses Belanger said the authority will take should call Oeorge Knox nr Peter cramping his style — so there was The group will have lunch at the 250 mg development in South Windsor, according opposed to the request submitted by the propriation. nothing to do but marry her. Clapton Fol'C Aod 0 4 mg SOUTH WINDSOR - The Board of another look to see if adjustments should be made Maneggia Anyone inleresled in center. Members of the group Thiamine (vitamin B-) 10 mg to Lassman. Ritx)flavin (vitamin 0 ,) to mg Education will meet tonight at 7:30 at flow from l.ondon to Tuc.son, Ariz., wishing to make reservations may According to the zone request, MAP being an umpire should contact Niaan* too mg Timothy Edwards School. Included on the Council Meets Tonight Walter Lorenc. Mondav to tie the knot with the call Raquel Fialkoff, 646-4022. Area Police Report Vrtamm B* 5 mg Associates is seeking a zone change from Vitamin B.; 6 meg agenda is discussion regarding a center SOUTH WINDSOR — The Town Council will meet Pantothenic Aod 20 mg AA-30 to A-20 on the acreage near Deming MWERALS Street. for creative youth and evaluation of the tonight at 7;30 at the Town Hall to begin discussing the Holton Iodine 150 meg MAP Associates’ original proposal to heterogeneous grouping experiment con­ proposed $14.5 million budget for 1979-80. M John Fawcett, 37, of 122 South Road, Elolton, was Iron 20 mg ducted in Grade 6 at Avery Street School. If the Town Council were to approve the budget •Ami INational Weather Magi^esium 100 mg build the entire shopping mall in :v7?/ charged Monday with operating at an unreasonable C o n v 2 mg The public is invited to attend. package as proposed, it would mean a 3.4 mill tax in­ City Fi'st Hi 1,0 Ixiuisvillc speed. He was involved in a one-car accident on Route 6. Zme 20 rng crease for the town. Memphis Mar>ganese 1 25 mgt ^ylLLAUTO Albuqui’r(iii(> ry 71 40 Police said Fawcett’s car went off the right side of the The budget includes the Board of Education request for An<'horage c 39 28 Miami Beach Milwaukee road, as he was traveling west, and struck nine guard State DAR Honors $8.2 million and the general government proposal for $6.3 Asheville pr 54 30 * Nemational Uhrts Atlanta pc 61 40 Minneapolis posts. No injuries were reported. Fawcett is scheduled to million. appear in court in Rockville on April 13. * Su()ptMd as ntaonemide POUCIE^ Billings s 38 28 Nashville 1 No US Recommended Oariy Allowance Local Unit Member 30000000 Birmingham c 62 38 New Orleans (Coventry (US ROA) has been estaMshed lor Boston )«■ 55 31 New York Douglas Whipple, 24, of 1082 Main St., Coventry, was this nutnent MANCHESTER — Miss Jean Kelsey of 259 DECORATING BY Brownsville Tx pc 79 67 Oklahoma City charged early this morning with failure to drive right. He Bidwell St. was named the Outstanding Junior ARE NQT CREATED iOW III tlMMIATUItl I Don & Joanne Harris Buffalo pc 32 21 Omaha was involved in a one-car accident on Route 31. ASK FOR THE FREE VITAMIN FACTS BOOKLET Member of the Connecticut Society of the Custom Draperies and Charlslon S (' c 57 44 Philadelphia Police said apparently Whipple became sleepy, went off -W. Phoenix Daughters of the American Revolution at a re­ Upholstering Charlotte N (' c 58 33 the road and struck a utility pole and ended up in a small Pittsburgh cent state DAR conference. Slipcovers, Bedspreads Chicago p<- 3i 23 pond. His court date is April 6 in Rockville. EQIJAL Cleveland pc 32 25 Portland Me. Available At A member of Orford Parish Chapter, Miss and Carpeting Portland Ore V e rn o n Kel.sey was chosen from 57 chapters in the UFlWtATMin FOrOCAIT • Columbus pc 33 28 Dallas pc -79 51 Providence Charlton C. Harker, 37, of 5 Sunset Lane, Bolton, was state. She was honored for her work in the We do K all lor you, from deNgn to Installation Richmond While all auto poiiaos have the same basic coverages, some cost For period ending 7 a m. EST 3 28 79. During Tuesday Dr'nver c 43 29 arrested Monday on a warrant charging him with issuing DAR and for volunteer civic work. Our quality it the bett, our prices are even better. more than others - perhaps as much a s $90 to $100 more each year St laiuis night, rain and showers will be found over much of the Des Moines p<- 37 25 a bad check. Police said the complaint was made by the For 15 years, she has served the senior Girl We iM be happy to am e to yoir home at any time. Detrod c 31 16 Salt laike City Savings Bank of Rockville. Scouts in leadership capacity at St. Mary's ARE YOU PAYING TOO MUCH? area from southern California northeastward into the up­ San Antonio Please call 522-1276 or 633-9250 Duluth pc 24 03 Harker was released on a $250 nonsurety bond for court Episcopal Church where she is a member. She per Mississippi Valley, except for snow over parts of the El Paso pc 76 43 San Diego 2671 Main Slrc«1« ( i l M t C m b t n V ISiudw opened by #$>po*nifnenl only) Som e auto polices are written for 6 months with additional (inance appearance on April 3. has also done volunteer work at Pratt & Sanlof Clttocn Dlacount charges tor installment payments However, we can offer you an auto Rockies Rain is also likely in sections of the Ohio Valley. Hartford pc 51 27 San Francisco otherwi.se. generally fair weather should rule elsewhere. San Juan Robert Caine. 17, of 35 Allan Drive, Vernon, was Whitney Aircraft Group in East Hartford policy written on a yearly basis with a Quarterly or semi-annually paid Honolulu r 80 72 where she is employed. premium and no finance charges Houston pc 73 58 Seattle charged Monday with shoplifting on complaint of the K- Indianapolis pc 39 30 Spokane r 48 34 Mart store at Vernon Circle. His court date is April 3.

EVENING HERALD, 'Hies.. March 27, 1979 — PAGE FIVE TCWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT

March 23, 1979 TO j b o a r d o f DIRECTORS FRCMj R. B. WEISS, GENERAL MANAGER

SURJECTi Recommended Budget Fiscal Year Beginning July 1 , 1979

In conj^ction with the preparation of the budget for this year, the w i n p ^ r d of Directors changed their normal practice of entering the process after the presentation by the Manager of his reconJJIn^tion Manager should come forth with a maximum

while very helpful xn some ways, was difficult to achieve due to the ^e'budoft^'^Vh^ inflation and fixed costs on various portions of t e budget. This is indicated in the General Fund Summary below. ADOPTED RECOMMENDED PERCENT DOLLAR 1978-79 1979-80 INCREASE INCREASE Board of Education $15,582,756 $16,517,934 6T o * $9357178 Insurance & Debt Serv, 1,672,926 2,015,536 20.5* 342,610 Balance of General Fd. 9.318.602 ^ 9.615.871 3.2* 297.269 $26,574,284 $28,149,341 ■ 5.9* $1,575,057 M i As you review this budget you will note severe reductions in most UESSMAN: departments - some of which represent lowered levels of service. I am particularly concerned with the reduced level of Capital Improve­ ments which in the long run can prove costly. Due to extremely tight control of expenditures in the present year by management and the cooperative efforts of operating departments, most of the salary '0 i 0 y i Pack U^Derhy Winners adjustments anticipated to be funded from the Contingency Account 'MWM have been absorbed within departmental budgets. I am therefore re­ commending that $100,000 from Contingency be transferred in the Trophies and ribbons go the the wirings of Milcp Praio cp^-nnH - mc^i, u a r * j the Pinewood Derby held recently by tXib ^itch Reid, first, and current year to Capital Reserve to help ease this problem. Scout Pack 112 of Washington School in (Herald photo by ‘ * Strempfer) ^ the reverse side of the budget - the overall amount to be raised Manchester. Winners shown are, from left, by taxation shows an increase of approximately 6*. Fortunately,, we have had a healthy increase in the Grand List, as well as a sub- 2 stantial surplus from prior years available for appropriation. While the phase-in makes comparisons on a year-to-year basis difficult, without phaso-in considerations - we would probably have required no Porter and Pitkin Area tax rate increase to meet this budget, the phase-in docs of course represent a significant savings to most residential taxpayers over the Needs Drainage Project five-year period. 46%?°m?ytc as recommended will require a tax rate of 46.41 mills - subject to any adjustments by the Board of Tax Review. MANCHESTER — Storm drainage two-year ban on town participation in much indicated that's a precedent 7 j . ^ - . ^ improvements in the Porter-Pitkin the program. they don't want to see." Giles said, District recommended budget anticipates a 3.6* increase in streets area are needed even if Com­ If this is done, it could eliminate so he does not expect to propose this |j7?l expenditures and a rate of 6 37 mills. Unf^tunately t h ^ ^ o s ^ o f ?he munity Development funding is the Community Development fun­ idea. increa«H^+h^ decreased the Fire District GraiW^ist and thus rejected. Jay Giles, director of ding for the project. The other possibility would be a biS^t pending a public works, said. Giles said the project has been con­ pump from the pond, which, along ^ District to remove The proposed project includes sidered by the town for 15 years. He with piping, would cost about $100,- storm drainage improvements from feels something has to be done now. 000. While this would be cheaper than wiU^cuLra1 11 require a ^6* 16* rate increase and the S w e r Budget a slight Budget decrease the pond at Adelaide Road to the If the project cannot be funded the full-fledged project, it would not Porter Brook.' with Community Development it be as effective, he said. 20*.^^^ rate. The Data Processing Center Budget is down There have been flooding problems sees two other possible options. Alfred Sieffert. chairman of the One would be to buy the home at 82 Planning and Zoning Commission in the area. A home at 82 Richard i X X -'L U Road had serious flooding problems Richard Road and make the property also supported the sewer project. He RBW! pd during periods of wet weather this a detention basin area to he.p control and the PZC have to act on an inland- General Manager winter. Flooding also has occurred flooding. wetlands permit sought by the town on the property of another Richard A similar house purchase on for the project, and the commission Road home, Giles said. Bremen Road, however, was voted members toured the area Saturday. GFFERAL FUMD OPERAIJNG BUDGET FISCAL YEAR 1979-80 down by the board. "That is one heckuva m ess." he c- ■ The flooding occurred when the Revenue Summary nearby pond overflowed. "The Board of Directors pretty said. Adopted Col 1ected , Manager's Giles said the pond may have Collected Budget developed because development of As Of Est tmatc Eat Imate 1977-78 1978-79 12/31/7B 1978-79 1979-80 the Porter Street area altered the Non-Educattonal Related Sources: normal drainage pattern. PZC Hearing Tonight "It's just a pond with no outlet. 1 Malor Revenue Source sion. Joshua Farms, and subdivisions Taxes - Current Year Something has to be done, " he said of HEBRON — The Planning and 14,783,785 17,910,426 11,694,774 17,970,000 19,040,639 on West Street and Jones Street. Taxes - P rio r Year 184,840 160j 000 76,626 the present situation. Zoning Commission will conduct a 165,000 165,900 public hearing tonight at 7:30 in the Intere.st and Lien Fees - 89,790 15,000 39,765 85,000 85,000 There presently is $80,000 set aside Board of Finance Town Office Building. Its regular n Fines, Licenses, Pormlts and in Community Development funding HEBRON — The Board of Finance meeting will follow the hearing. Fees 479,033 323,715 186,086 358,630 365,645 for the work. Another $70,000 in will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the The public hearing will be on the 111 Current Services 77,698 39,400 27,449. 54,000 34,000 future-year funding alo is expected Town Office Building. IV Otl-er Agencies HB,730 152,769 48,750 155,769 153,200 for the job, Giles said. Joshua Farms subdivision. Section 2, Items on the agenda include the which is made up of six lots. V Rents and Leases 16,660 16,500 4,324 16,699 16,500 The project also would improve monthly fiscal statements from the VI State and Federal Sources During the regular meeting reports 1,818,577 1,901,303 982,861 1,626,822 1,892,298 downstream flood control, which Board of Selectmen, Board of Educa­ VTl Other Revenues 527,614 407,309 304,IR5 616,000 557,000 would include improvements to flood of the commission officers and tion, tax collector and town Total Non-Educat1onal Related control in the Main Street area. representatives from other boards treasurer; the town reports for 1977- and agencies will be given. Sources 20,096,727 20,996,413 13,364,326 21 ,048,120 22,109,282 Community Development funding 78, requests for budget transfers or < i \ ' Also to be discussed will be the appropriations, communications and Educational Related Sources; A is m question because town voters August Bonola Hope Valley Road will decide April 17 about a Proposed fiscal statements and review of H I Current Services 165,537 205,756 41,803 205,756 210,764 subdivision, Northam Hills subdivi­ budget data. VI St.ite fx Federal Sources 3,890,073 4,329,615 2,222,795 4,283,228 4,464,294 Total Educational Related Torn; OF MANCHESTER, CONtlECTICUT Sources 4,055,610 4,535,371 2,264,598 4,488,984 4,("3,058 Total Revenues PUBLIC NOTICE 2 4,I52,3H 25,531,784 15,629,424 25,537,104 26,804,740 Use o f Revenue Sharing Funds 765,000 1,042,500 521,250 1,042,500 832,500 Use o f Surplus A budget hearing w ill be held on April 2, 1979 for all interested 154,813 2,011 512,591 citizens of the Town of Manchester, The following budget is proposed Total Revenue 4 Surplus 25,072,150 26,574,284 16,150,674 26,581,615 28,149,341 fo r fis c a l year 1979-80. Expendi t ure Suenary Category Total of all Funds Revenue Sh. Dept. Manager's Expended Adopted Estimated Request RecDirn, Debt Service $1,346,536 $332,500 1977-78 1978-79 1978-79 1979-60 t979-B0 Pension Contribution 880,417 300,000 General Government 840,002 855,061 947,129 1,023,257 1,001,638 il Public Works 2,678,260 2,820,275 2,823,548 3,166,477 3,046,490 Street Lighting 273,390 200,000 Fire District Special Fund 2,143,872 65,000 Protection 1,854,592 2,074,736 2,106,520 2,290,264 2,244,894 Special Taxing District 70.825 2.500 Human Services 425,144 419,549 446,613 491,351 476,743 $4,715,040 $900,000 Recreation ■ 298,72' 324,320 327,113 358,765 340,086 Library 420,809 450,364 459,364 479,638 477,386 t.’on-Funct lon al- Ins'T.m cc, Transfer The meeting w ill be held at Waddell School for the purpose of discussion to Reserve, Etc. 1,035,497 1,327,591 1,080,591 1,223,927 1,133,927 ■ > ..1 \ iA w l>n«>' ^ ; : i r u ' ^ ' " " " ^ " . , , , e ,„iW o f the proposed budget at 7:30 P.M, The proposed budget may be examined Debt Service 932,027 1,126,170 1,075,170 1,346,536 1,346,536 on weekdays at Town Clerk's O ffic e between 8:30 A.H. to 4:30 P.M. A ll Employee-Pensioner Benefits 1,313,317 1,240,735 1,227,435 1,710,652 1,255,235 1:-% ‘ \ ''A '* > •m- youv ;:,ial oem'"" ’’:S' rcs.-e interested citizens w ill have the opportunity to give written and oral Supportive Outside Community comment. Senior citizens are encouraged to attend and coement. Agencies 264,513 792,736 289,736 326,574 308,472 «"" ''''^,r;t:t be part »' UU. ^ ^ at T0t.1 l Town Government 10,082,882 10,991,528 10,774,213 12,419,441 11,631,407

Board o f Education ) 14,617,067 15,444,500 15,451,476 16,371,170 16,17!,170 '■'''■' ""' , ■. u>e <"‘>rt ,dU'"'.y"'P 'rt , ;,„,u- Regional Occupational Training Cente- 103,200 138,256 138,256 146,764 146,764 in Total Board o f Education 14,720,267 15,582,756 15,589,732 16,517,934 16,517,934 2 oavW. SI' '"‘' '^\j,i\\ he ''»P''^ Siw^'''^'^'' M IU m T E R n M IP E I^ OWNERS ASSOCIATION Total General Fund 24,803,149 26,574,284 26,363,951 28,937,375 28,149,341

si«>i e. rti"- " '‘" ' Invtttt All raxpajrert To in Other Funds - Operating Budgets F isca l Year 1979-80 THE ANNUAL MEETING Revenues I Adopted Co’llected Manager's Collactsd Budget As Of Estimate Estimate 7 WHEN: FRIDAY, MARCH 30th • 8HK) P.M. ^ 1977-78 1978-79 12/31/78 1978-79 1979-80 'f«'"/y^dverti^m Sg ^ WHERE: WHITON LIBRARY - 88 North Main 8t Water Fund 1,385,865 1,333,991 584,346 1,333,991 1,414,030 WHAT: THE REFERENDUM QUESTIONS WHO: CARL ZINSSER of tho Board of DIroctora on tha HUD laaua; HARRY | Sewer Fund 1,167,842 1,152,812 495,058 1,155,812 1,353,080 REINHORN, Chalrnuin of tha Wator Study Commlttaa. Fire District Special Fund 1,863,394 2,110,631 1,366,983 2,141,499 2,143,872 M i WHY: To Loam Facta and FIguroa To Help Mako Wlao Dodalona. Special Taxing District Authority Parking Fund 60,014 59,200 38,110 66,625 70,825 These questions will affect every resident and taxpayer in Mar,chester. With the ever in-| Data P rocettln g Fund 240,279 * Ji , • creasing inflation hurting everyone we can not afford anything but wise decisions. Come. ask| 263,969 141,120 242,079 188,880 questions! Bring a friend. It is your duty to vote. 'You must make up your own mind. ' * * . ' r ‘ I Expenditures -1^ '' THERE WILL BE ELECTION OF DIRECTORS TO THE BOARD V . V**” ?'■*■ ,aF" Dept. Manager's THE MEMBERSHIP WILL BE ASKED FOR IT’S APPROVAL TO JOIN IN THE EFFORT TO| Expanded Adopted Estimated Request Recossn. STOP BUCKLAND COMMONS. 1977-78 J978-7<» 1978-79 1979-80 1979-80

WafrMftniwn i mW to* tanrad. Water Fund 1.,318,675 1,333,991 1,333,991 1,480,682 1,414,030

MANCHESTER PROPERTY OWNERE AtaOCIA-nON Sewer Fund 993,062 1,127,712 1,127,712 1,206,657 1,195,375 P.O. Bo> 42S, ManrtiiHir, Ct OWMO M a M UmrtOaH Tntaanr Fire District Special Fund 1,841,146 2,070,083 2,064,853 2,167,059 2,143,872 For IMormaaeii or MgaMaiM aaRf aadtoaU - M a^ail SpeelAl Taxing District Authority Forking Fund 63,486 59, 20c 59,200 70,825 70,825

Data Processing Fund 255,425 240,279 236,960 186,960 188,880 I>A(;K s ix - KVKMNO IIKIIALU. Tuis.. March 27. IW9 Lisa Marie Pompei of Manchester and Normand Alfred ‘ Delisle of South Windsor were married March 24 at St. KVENIM; HE:RAU>. U iab 2T, 13?? - IWl'.E James Church in Manchester. Jack Anderson The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James iBmirlu'slrr tuniimji Hrralft mr) ' ♦ ^ ^ Pompei of 139 Carriage Drive, Manchester. The Betty’s notebook bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Delisle Manchester - A City of Village Charm of 995 Foster St., South Windsor. Founaea Oct 1. 1881 Carter’s Quest Could Find U.S. in Pieces The Rev. Francis V. Kurkowski of St. James Church By Betty Ryder celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the double­ Published by the Mancrester Pubnsh.og Co He'a:o S Cuban mercenaries t arter s belated measures will be in Well, the Irish mystery has been Allowed" motel and avoids the an­ The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a tance to use inililary muscle to Sources close to Carter say be has to spearhead the attack. Soviet tlllH’ .solved — in part. And, did you know, the popular white satin and satapeau gown enhanced with venise lace Raymond F Robmson Editot-PubhV^ Frarui A Ed«y noyance of wasting both time and protect tbe fkm o( .Arab oil from the a passion for peace that can only be technicians and advisers, according M a lte r \A h«»? A letter arrived today from Elaine gasoline to find other accom­ .lerusalem Artichoke, is neither from and designed with satin bodice, satapeau skirt. Empire Persian Gulf to the cities and fac­ described a$ religious It is against to the reports, masterminded the at­ Jerusalem nor even an artichoke. It Vice $>residents ol the United Benvenuto, who handles women's modations. waist, long sleeves, high banded mandarin wedding ring tories of .America. his cvnvictions to resort to military tack belongs to the sunflower family and States have always had something of news for Carl Byoir it Associates, Those interested in rceiving a copy collar trimmed with lace and an A-line skirt terminating Some generals have privately measures, they say. Yet some of his This caused panic in Saudi Arabia, Inc. in New York City. was first brought to market from the into a chapel train. Her chapel-Ienth veil of silk venise - an identity problem The fictional of "Touring With Towser" may write Angle & Walters generals and admirals argue private­ whose ruling family had lost faith in The St. Patrick's Day reference gardens of Cape Cod Indians in lace was attached to a profile headpiece and she carried a characterued tbe a Alexander Throttlebotiom ev^n had to Gaines TWT, P.O. Box 1007, .Arab oil squeeze \ ly that peace is best protected by the U S. resolve to defend them. which an Irish lady challetiged has Kankakee, III., 60901. Colonial days. Sliced and eaten raw it semi-cascade bouquet of white and pine roses and baby’s to tag akmg with a tour group to get been answered, I hope. has the bland flavor-and crunchy breath. as economic war- 'lirmness. Even the appearance of Diplomatic disp^ches indicate that liiside the While House Here is Elaine's letter: "Thanks texture of a water chestnut. Donna Lefebvre of Manchester,was maid of honor. fare against tbe • weakness, they contend, may tempt they regard ( ^ e r as weak a'nd lYohably none has been so publicly Spritiju; Dunct; West The 1973 \ x out adversaries to take gambles that for sending along the challenges of Did you know in the 10th century, Bridesmaids were Marie Delisle and Annette Delisle, Amendmienl Slows vacillating they scrambled to and excruciitingly reminded ol his If you feel like putting on your dan­ when doctors first paid attention to a .Arab oil embargo will increase the risk of war. arrange newt alliances to protect your observant Irish resident. The both of South Windsor and sisters of the the bridegroom; unimportance as Vice President questions rai.sed are legitimate and cing shoes, save April 17 for the big new brew called "coffee," they con­ dealt the West an During the iranian crisis, for their enormous oil" treasures They and Mrs. Robert Delisle of Enfield, the bridegroom’s ; W.ASHINGTO.N iNEAi — It's hard­ least another tour years, tbe 15 per­ Walter Mondale was the other day at po.ssibly result from the subtleties of event. sidered it a drug for producing sfster-in-law. example, the Joint Chiefs en­ even sent emissaries to talk to the ly what he had in mind, but Cafifor- cent limit on outside eamings tbe economic blow a While HfHise meeting on hospital language. The Connecticut Ballroom Dance "highs." Mohammedan priests con­ Ronald Gagne of Manchester served as best man. nia Gov. Jerry Brown may have ad­ more damaging couraged Carter to send a task force Soviets about arranging an accom- sidered it intoxicating and addictive Senate agreed to accept as tbe etbics ivsts More than 2tO health care "When Sally Hopins (researcher Association will sponsor a spring Ushers were Ronald Delisle of South Windsor, Robert ministered the kiss of death to the than Pearl Harbor, they argue The into the Persian Gulf as a warning to • modation. fur Hallmark Cards) said that dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the In­ and coffee was prohibited in many reform "price" of its whopping 28 professionals and stale polifjcians Delisle of Enfield and George Delisle of Springfield, drive for a balanced budget amend­ United States and its allies still the Arabs and Soviets alike that the Belatedly, the president "legdhd says St. Patrick invent^ dian Hill Country Club, Golf Rd,, Eastern countries However, when it Mass., all brothers of the bridegroom, percent pay raise two years ago. attended ment to the Consitution by dragging haven't recovered from the impact. United States was prepared to detent recognized that the U.S. oil supply Irish whiskey,' the key word was Newington, with dancing to the pop­ reached Constantinople in the 1500s, A reception was held at The Coldnyin Talcotville, after But none of the complaining the issue into the national limelight. The .Arabs, meanwhile, have con­ its oil sources An indecisive presi­ was in jeopardy In panic, he .otentates. including the Palestinian This was interpreted in the were skeptical They had yust seen cil as the Andrei Gromyko for the some dispute that the original an unusual compliment to the And, did you know, the fruit we alike. And that includes Sen Gary Hart. leader A'assir .Aralat. speak openly of Kremtm as timidity, the Pentagon Carter abandon the shah of Iran after Carter administralion orchestra. know as tangerines, was considered shamrock WAS a clover. The Impor­ W e d d in g Until Brown got D-Colo., who reaped a little political using the oil spigot as a weapon strategist behve The Soviets were declaring his undying support for tant fact is that this clover, or clover­ For more information call 1-800- .so delicious by the Chinese that they into the act with Arafat has urged his .Arab brothers to templed, therefore, to tighten the him "They simply didn't trust hay back home by introducing a The V P then left the podium and like leaf was used as an Illustration 382-0582. elevdted it to a state of royalty and his January en­ shut off oil to the United Slates tor pressure of Saudi .Arabia. .America's Carter," one foreign policy adviser called it "The Mandarin." The name Pin o c h le resolution to restore the limit to S8.- returned with a surpise guest, Ihe of thc Blessed Trinity." dorsement of a promoting an Egyptian-Israeli peace largest overseas oil supplier The told us persists today for many varieties of 625 per year. " Hope this is of some help, Did You Know? treaty he didn t like Soviets already had secured a The president is now anxiinisly president's mother, Lillian Carter tangerines. Kelley-M isovich balance-the- Common Cause. leading advocates Sincerely, Elaine Benvenuto."' Mnnchesler fcKithold on the .Arabian Peninsula by trying to convince the Saudis that To everyone's embarrassment. Miss Weight Watchers sent along some Finally, did you know that before budget amend­ of earnings lid. initially cheered Some military strategists have Top scorers in the Manchester' bringing South Yemen under they can depend on U.S protection Lillian slarled to refer to Mondale "Did You Know" Items which you the turn of the century, the first Allison Irene Misovich and Brian ment by consitutional convention if Hart's move, assuming he was- suggested behind closed doors that it T owm«t I'ripH might enjoy. Senior Citizens Pinochle Group game He has hurriedly .sent advisers to and slopped short She couldn't tangerine plantation was started in Joseph Kelley, both of Cape Coral, necessary, hardly anyone at the serious about forcing his colleagues may be necessary for the I'nited Kremlin influence — an event that Did you know that cauliflower (ac­ Fla., were married Feb, 17 in a March 22 at the Army and Navy Club remember U«t-name The 1979-80 edition of "Touring Florida? Its owner. Colonel Dancy, ijationaL level had noticed just how- to reconsider — on the record — what States to strike back with its own alramed the Saudis but was shrugged .North Yemen, with a carrier task With Towser,"' the directory which cording to WW) attracted the atten­ sunset ceremony at the beach in Key are Edna Farmer, 614, Katherine called the “kid glove" orange far the drive had ^ogressed in they had done. This could have been weapons The president has resisted otf by Washington ■ force to back them up He has also lists thousands of hotels and motels tion of Mark Twain who referred to it West. Fla. Frey, 608, Madeline Morley and Miss Lillian got as far as ".Mr ...... becau.se it would be easily peeled, various state legisfaf\irbs around the accomplished simply by offering the this idea, statine he wants no part of The Srand- evening eight-week singles group. pike. Manchester, Downstairs phase. called Maryland. will cost U.S taxpayers. By all ac­ bringing about the treaty defense ple. that top administration lile tax returns If those 91 million parenls are Mr and Mrs. David The facilitator will be Barbara . Hadassah of Manchester will pre­ craftsmen will display such hand­ Called "Newly Single Group," it is meeting room. counts. the price will be plenty witnesses repeatedly assured Americans were to pay lor these two rnlien iil l•'ro^; Hollow Hoad. Sherman of the human service sent Its fifth annual Craft Fair on crafted items as dolls, pottery, The morning stars ape Mercury. In 1958. .Nikita K hrushchev ministers of both countries have designed for men and women department, Rockville General Each member is asked to bring a Sunday. June 3 from 10 a.m. to 5 leather and woodworking. Venus and Mars. replaced Nikolai Bulganin as Carter administration officials already been to Washington to pre- Americans last year that taxpayers foreign policy agreements at the IGlinpliin Her malernal K^Pnl- box lunch which will be auctioned off pranilmiillier is Anna Abratis of adjusfing fo living single in a couples’ Hospital, who has conducted singles' p.m., rain or shine, at the Proceeds from the fair will be used The evening stars are Jupiter and premier of the Soviet Cnion have agreed to give Israel $3 billion .senl shopping lists. On Israel's list Is wouldn't pick up the lab for same time, they would be paying an world. by Mrs. Biz Swensson. * Bissel SI , Manchester Her paternal and women's groups in th e Manchester Parkade Shopping to support research at the Hadassah 'Saturn. In 1964. an earthquake in Alaska in new military , stepped-up delivery of 75 F-16 jet transferring the Panama Canal and extra $55 each for the new Egypt- Al.so offered will be A Monday mor­ Manchester area. After lunch, Ms. Linda Van Dine of preal-pranilmiilber is Anna Block of Center. Hospital in Jerusalem. " ThoseJ)orn oii this date are under left 17 perjple dead and damage es­ aid over the next lighter bombers, which the United Canal Zone to Panama The Israel peace treaty, and $44 each for ning eight-week "Women in Transi­ For further inforniation, call the Manchester Office of the CF&S, l.iis Anpeles, Calif Sbe has two the Public admission and parking is Anyone wishing an application may the sign of Arles, timated at $750 million three years, most States has agreed to. Israel also iPanamai treaties require no new implementing the Panama tion Group " for women con­ Manchester YWCA, 647-1437, or Bar­ will update one of its latest contact Lynne Fendell, 66B Am­ briitbers, Selb .liisepb, 1. and David free and refreshments will be ' American publisher^ of prints. In 1977. two Boeing 747 jets collided of it to help pay wants tanks, naval guns, missile appropriations, nor do they add to the agrcemenl.s lil the cost reaches $4 templating or adjusting to job. life­ bara Sherman, 644-0664. evenings. programs, “Teenage Parents .available. bassador Drive, Manchester, 64?- Miller. 12; .mil a sister, Heheeea Nathaniel Currier — of Currier and and burst into flames in the Canary- tor Israels systems and armored personnel burden of the American taxpayer. " billion I Total cost to each taxpayer; style, and family status changes. Group." More than 100 New England 5892. ,\nn, 4 Ives — was born March 27, 1813. This Islands. killing 577 people in the military carriers. Sei rctary of State Cyrus Vance said $99 ' ' also is the birthdate i/Tactress Gloria worst recorded plane accident withdrawal from Egypt, whose arsenal is now full of tlatly to the Senate Foreign What el.se could be done with $4 or Swanson (18991 and actor David A thought for the day: U.S. politi­ the Sinai Penin­ aging weapons made in the U S S R , Relations Committee in 1978 $5 billion’’ The total federal gas tax On Dean’s List Janssen (1931). cian Wendell Willkie said. "The sula and construe- __ wants siz.able numbers of U.S. tanks, Vance’s assertion — repeated by. paid by consumers in 1977 was $4.9 On this day in history: Constitution does not provide tor tion of two air bases in the Negev tighter aircraft, transport planes, among others. President Carter billion Hospital and medical care for M A I N E KITCHEN CABINET FRINT8 In 1634. Leodard and George first-and se-younR favorlto Lonton Soafoodt Do it yourself or we install. from unfai;- commercial dm A 25 Yeiirn and Urban Development okays $30.- exploitation.' MOK 400 for purchase of North End BANK FINANCING Church of Nazarene opens fund — I .S« »iir- tHOUTUl \ Food Slampa drive for new youth building. property for housing project for the JnJ OUT OF TOWN CALL u<*on tsriirrul. IimiIIi [_sA Aceoptod Ally Wesley Gryk is appointed to elderly. mwm Cdl for FREE HAnTFom _ nrvrt TOIL Reno P. Corna of Line Street is ili'TUY — “ iIm* N«». I rliriinii* ESTIMATE 2 4 9 -0 0 7 7 FREE 1-800-327-1010 the School Board committee. Ilf rliildlitMMr* — i«* linkrit In ^ HebronAve.GlastDnbury§e&^ AREA elected exalted ruler of Manchester 10 Yearn Ixidge of Elks. niUcrtiHCiiirnln LmIn Ii» rul « t m E T O 53B 05 SS 30a a S Federal Department of Housing fiHnU. PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD. Tuc*.. March 27. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Tues., Marrh 27, 1979 — PAGE NINE No Problem Downtown Panel For Permit ‘Magic’ Too Much for Bird No major problems surfaced Favors CD Role yesterday when town officials in­ By AIJCK KVAIN.S mit the establishment of a Central spected the third floor of the Odd Heralil Kcporlcr Business Service District, which Fellows Building with a view toward would get back one-third of the MANCHEISTER — The Downtown issuing a permit so that it can be oc­ General Fund taxes its property In NCAA Tournament Final cupied by Laotian families under the Coordinating Committee, by a vote of owners pay. aupsices of the Catholic Family Ser­ 6 to 2, endorsed the town's continued SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) his fourth foul and was benched Bird. The committee aLso unanimously pulled Bird in the final minutes, vices and St. Bridget Church. involvement with the federal Depart­ — Michigan State coach Jud with 15:33 to go. During the next Bird had a poor shooting night, supported a recommendation of the and the 6-foot-9 senior sobbed on After an inspection, Building ment of Housing and Urban Develop­ 10 minutes the Sycamores — 33-0 hitting on just seven of 21 Central Manchester Action Com­ Heathcote says sophomore the bench as MSU scored 12 of its Inspector Frank Conti said he will ment and the Community Develop­ coming into the final — ignited a attempts from the field to lead ment Block Grant program. mittee of the Chamber of Commerce Earvin “Magic” Johnson scoring barrage that carried them final 16 points at the foul line in issue the tenporary permit as soon to work for the implementation of ISU with 19 points. The “ no" votes were cast by has many talents, but a lot within 57-50 of the Spartans. running out the clock on the as corrections are made. They in­ projects found to be critical to the MSU used two first-half scoring Sycamores. Robert Gorman and former' of people don’t notice that Bui Johnson grabbed a rebound, clude electrical work, repair of win­ “maintenance of a healthy en­ sprees — outscoring ISU 9-0 to Manchester Mayor James Farr cleared the ball to Kelser, and Bird then stayed in the locked dows. and installation of panic vironment" in the downtown area. more often than not he con­ lead 16-8, then hitting seven con­ because they felt that the committee took a return pass for a dunk over dressing room until the Universi­ hardware. The four issues, presented to the nects when the outcome is secutive points late in the half to should not get involved in such a Bob Heaton. Johnson was fouled ty of Utah Special Events Center Fire Marshal John Rivosa gave the committee by Betty Petricci, are a on the line. stop a Sycamore rally — to lake a building a clean bill of health, saying “political issue." after making the shot, and then 37-28 lead at the break. emptied. Hodges said,"I asked weekly sweeping program for Main It was the 6-foot-8 Johnson who it is well constructed and there is lit­ Town Director Thomas Connor and sank two free throws for a four- him to come to the press con­ Street and all side streets: place­ connected time after time with In the second half MSU tossed ference. But he said he didn’t tle in it that can burn. He .said smoke William Sleith, a committee point play to keep MSU ahead. ment of trash recepticals on Main scoring and passing in the second in the first seven points and guard want to come." detectors have been installed. Rivosa member, both argued that the issue Inthe closing five minutes John­ Street (attached to poles), along with half of Michigan State’s 75-64 win Terry Donnelly hit four long Hodges said his team had had .said some gas pipes will have to he is more economic than political. son added four more points and a program of regular maintenance over previously unbeaten Indiana bombs to give the Spartans their "a tremendous year. Anyone dis- secured. Farr countered with “No matter fired passes to Kelser for two and removal of trash; the hiring of a 16-poinl bulge. Donnelly scored 15 ap|)ointed with the success we what you say, it is a strong political State Monday night in the NCAA easy stuffs that kept ISU at a Building Inspector Frank Conti, right, points, including 13 in the second have had this year has to be a Bridget Church. With him, from left, are Ver­ issue. This is a coordinating com­ coordinator-planner for the area, and tournament final. comfortable distance. half. ... regular, full-time police foot patrols The Spartans' victory, in their lesser man.than I am. We got the checks a list of repairs that must be made to non Carlson, owner of the building, John mittee and is it is wrong for.us to go Kelser finished with 19 points, a But Bird, reserve Heaton and in the area because of the rise in van­ first title-game appearance, shots we have been getting all the Odd Fellows Building before it can be oc­ Salcius, town sanitarian, and Marcel Allard, on record by taking a stand on such a team-high eight rebounds, and a guard Carl Nicks scored 22 of Obituary dalism. ended the Sycamores' dream of year but just didn't hit. " cupied by Laotian families under the auspices electrician. (Herald photo by Pinto) political issue. The committee will season-high nine assists. Kelser ISU's first 26 points in the second About 65 percent of downtown becoming only the eighth team to ISU shot only 38 percent in the lose its effectivenss if it does." and Johnson led the all- half to make a run at MSU. Nicks of the Catholic Family Services and St, merchants suffered some sort of van­ win the national collegiate crown first half and 42.2 percent, while Vern A. (look Connor, who had presented his tournament team voting, each finished with 17 points, fouling out dalism in the past year, according to without a loss. getting 134 voles. And Johnson MSU hit a blistering 60.5 percent VERNON — The funeral of Vern views on the issue, also told the com­ with 2:43 to go, while Heaton a report. "Our players rallied around was voted the outstanding player. Irom the field. And the Spartans Allan Cook, 19, of 83 Maple St., who mittee that he didn't believe that any added 10. Town Manager Robert Weiss told each other and saved the best for DePaul took the consolation ti­ stayed with the Sycamores on the was found dead Friday in Ashford, part of the town's tax money should Bird led all rebounders with 13, Citizens Group Suggests the committee that the street last, ” said Heathcote. And it was tle, defeating Penn.96-93 in over­ lioards, edged by just one -37-36. 2 was private, be earmarked for any special area in but he had only two assists. “We town. sweeper was broken and $80,000 is Johnson who led the way scoring a time. The Blue Demons were led Heathcote said his team had a Burial was in Grove Hill were hoping he would have sub- needed to replace it. He advised game-high 24 points in his show­ hy Mark Aguirre's 34 points and 22 long road just getting to the Cemetery, Rockville, Michael Missari, a downtown par game and we didn't want him them to come before the Board of down with ISU's Larry Bird. from Gary Garland. Aguirre and NCAA playeffs, b u t, won 10 The youth was born in Vernon and merchant, said he thought the down­ Time to Shed Tears to cut us apart with his passing," Directors and urge that its purchase MSU was coasting on a 48-32 (iarland were also named to the straight games in the Big 10 to had lived here all his life and had Ending MHS Privileges town merchants were paying more Heathcote added. finish tied for first. be included in next year's budget. lead when Greg Kelser picked up than their fair share of taxes. Defeat was too much for Indiana State’s Larry Bird and the all-tournament team, along with Indiana State coach Bill Hodges attended local schools. “There will be 23 people talking All-American buried his head in a towel and cried after He is survived by his parents, By SUSAN VAUCHN Remarking on the lack of cohesion segregated groupings, the report recommendations of the committee in the downtown area, Connor said he about the budget at the board's public Michigan State won NCAA final last night in Salt Lake City. George and Barbara Stone Cook of hearing, and I can name them all. I llrriild Krporirr staled. The segregated groups of are already being pursued, such as would like to see an indication that (UPI Photo) Vernon; his paternal grandmother, would like to see the committee 7 MANCHESTER - A special students is especially evident in the the revised open campus policy, the downtown waSn'.t getting its fair Karen Susman Mrs, Emily Cook of Vernon; three there, at least 50 of you. citizens committee has presented school cafeteria where the students house plan and evaluation of share, and suggested that the com­ brothers, Wayne Cook, Glen Cook Connors called the board's public several recommendations to im­ socialize, the committee noted. curriculum. He said the committee's mittee gather facts and present them Gets Net Win and David Cook, all at home; and two hearings, the “biggest free entertain­ prove the overall climate at "The potential for serious, if not report provided a head start for the to the Board of Directors. “What you sisters. Sue Cook and Rose -Cook, critical, problems here cannot be evaluation by the New England ment in town. " CARLSBAD, Calif. (UPI) - Karen both at home. Manchester High .School as well as need is a coordinated effort," he ■> Herald Angle overstated, ' the committee Susman, returning to the The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 focusing on the racial issues. Association of Secondary Schools’ .said. The committee, appointed by Prin­ .stressed. next fall. He suggested that an empty lot on Charges Dropped professional tennis tour following a Ellington Ave., Rockville, was in 10-year layoff, has advanced to cipal Jacob Ludes last fall after To alleviate some of the racial The committee commended Ludes the west side of Main Street could be Earl Yost charge of arrangements. problems, the committee VERNON — Charges of third- today's second round of the $35,000 several racial incidents erupted, and the new high school administra­ used for a six- or seven-story degree burglary and second-degree made its final report to the Board of recommended securing a federal building, which would house stores Sports Editor La Costa-Women’s Tennis Associa­ MKMOKIAM tion as the “single most positive fac­ criminal mischief filed against Jef­ Education Monday night. grant which would focus on education on the main floor, offices on the se­ tion Tournament, and sixth-seeded In Iftvinn inpiimry of Fnincrs K AnKoIo, who tor in present life of the high school. frey F. Trotter, 17, of 27 Legion Included in the major recommen­ aimed at combating prejudice and Student acceptance of the new prin­ cond, and good apartments on the up­ Renee Richards has been ousted by fiwiiv Murch 27. \W) Drive, Vernon, last December, were unseeded Terry Holliday. dations were proposals to phase-in bigotry among students, and cipal is universally positive,” the per floors. “That would be a better dismissed in GA 19 Court, Rockville. Wf rnitoi voii now our hrarls arr wire. elimination of the open campus teachers. The committee Susman, 36, the 1962 Wimbledon As tiiiif ^ot'S hy. we m iss you rnori'. committee said. use of the land than let lie fallow," he Trotter had been charged in con­ Your loving sinilp, your Kfrillf fmc. recommended a similar program be champion, stunned No. 4 seed Stacy privilege, cdopt a “house plan” Ludes said the problems and said. nection with a Sept, 22 incident at 18 of 25 on NHL Lists Whalers, No one ran fill vmir vurant pliirr instituted in the curriculum starting Margolin in Monday's first round, 6- organization for the school, provide recommendations presented by the In other action the committee The 17 cunent NHL clubs would be in kindergarten. Legion Field during which damage Eighteen members of the New 4, 0-6, 6-4, It appeared Susman, from SatHv Missed, more in-service training for teachers committee would continue to have voted unanimously to support was done to the contents of the England Whalers' 25-man roster allowed to protect 15 skaters and two Hushand niililreii and and guidance personnel in dealing Coleman said he would like to see LaJolla, Calif., was tiring in the se­ (iraiidf hildren the “highest priority." proposed legislation that would per­ clubhouse. would revert back to National goaltenders, including WHA players the high school administration make cond set but she cameback strong to with minority students and change Hockey League clubs if not protected selected in the draft. Thus, they positive responses toward preventing edge her 20-year-old opponent from .some of the discipline methods. for the proposed expansion draft. could lose some talented players, In Mnnoriiim Beverly Hills, Calif, in the final set. The consensus among the five- racial problems before they become The non-protected players are too, in the June draft. In loving mcniorv of Arlliur Mcftowaii Sr . wl Richards was beaten Monoayby member committee, headed by Odis more serious. goalie A1 Smith, wingers Gordie The WHA entries would probably passed away Marrh 27 I97R Coleman and Mary Sears, was that Some of the problems contributing Road Expert Testifies Holliday, 6-4, 6-3. Howe, Dave Keon, Blaine Stoughton, draft 18th, 19th, 20th or 21st and NHL You re not forKolleii father dear. Kym Ruddell of Australia got into the open campus contributes to many to the polarization between black and Mike Antonovich, Tim Sheehy, Tom clubs would get the cream of the Nor ever shall voii iie white students noted by the com­ the tournament when Lea An- As lon^ as Itle and tnemor' last of the problems at the school. The Webster and Andrea Peloffy. available WHA talent. I shall reinemlier thee mittee pointed to faculty attitudes tonopolis of West Covina, Calif, mis­ committee recommended that the That’s not the nucleus for an entry The four WHA teams would draft and disciplinary methods in dealing read the schedule and failed to show Sadly missed by Wlfi>. open campus privilege be eliminated players left unprotected on NHL Against Street Closing in the NHL to say the least although up for her match against Nancy ('hi)dren and (irandrhlldren entirely tor incoming sophomores with the students. One problem rosters at a cost of $125,000 each for Keon would be able to hold his own in Ornstein of Washington, D.C. and then every year thereafter until stated that “Some faculty members sor is opposed to the closing and filed first round selections. By (;BK(; IMvAR.SON the older league. Ruddell stepped in and waged a it applies to all grades, except for need to face the issue of their own suit for an injunction against much of the traffic that now uses New England will have a definite llcriilil Kcporlcr Of the other 18 players, the three-hour, three-set battle to defeat those granted senior privilege. discomfort in dealing with blacks.” Manchester's proposed action. Burnham Street would be rerouted Whalers could protect two, most like­ “new look” next season. Ornstein, 6-7, (7-9), 6-3, 7-6 (9-7). ^ Police Report) Mrs. Sears said, after visiting the Another problem said that “Some HARTFORD — A traffic engineer Morra took the witness stand for down a new road that runs north and ly Mark Howe and Gordie Roberts, In other matches, Kerry Reid, the school on several occasions, she felt faculty members are inconsistent in who prepared a study for South Wind­ 3‘/2 hours Monday and completed his south through the industrial park. Notes Off the Cuff Collision Path in Early Going Last Night plus two goalies. John Garrett amd tourney's No, 1 seed, survived a MANCHESTER — Police have that "most of the kids are crying out their dealings with black and white sor said there is no reason — from a testimony ' today. Much of the Morra said the industrial park road Smith are the top net-minders and Bill Finnegan, former Manchester scare and defeated Beth Norton of Indiana State’s Larry Bird and Michigan made follow-up arrests in connection to be di.sciplined. They want struc­ students." The committee attributed traffic standpoint — to close questioning of him by Shea, Slitt and will receive some of the traffic but the latter is not owned by any NHL came up with the ball and got it off to team­ A High athlete, has lettered in soccer Fairfield, Conn., 5-7, 6-2, 6-2, while with raid of an illegal gambling club ture and they want to be guided. " part of those problems to ignorance Burnham .Street. Richard Rittenband, South Windsor's cannot be considered a substitute for State’s Earvin Johnson both hit the floor mate. (UPI Photo) club. at Bently College in Waltham, Mass. No. 3 seed Sue Barker of England in the basement of the Parkade All members of the committee of minority group cultures. Ronald Morra presented his view town attorney, was a review of the Burnham Street, an east-west route, going for loose ball in first quarter. Bird Up for grabs could be Rick Ley and ... Good looking, energetic Steve defeated Kate Latham of San Fran­ Apartments, 486 W. Middle Turnpike. agreed that there is a “racial Another recommendation was that Monday during the first day of a trial traffic study done lor South Windsor Morra said Burnham Street is Alan Hanglesben, two players the Bayer won the first annual Arrested on warrants Monday problem” at the school. Coleman a black counselor for the high school between the Towns of Manchester cisco, 6-3, 6-3. by Close, Jensen & Miller, the firm better designed for traffic than the Whalers wound have a hard time President’s Wife Award for his con­ Also, Barbara Hallquist of Ailing Whalers were Joseph A. Gonthier, 34, of -said he perceived it as similar to the be hired because the committee and South Windsor, who are battling Morra works for. South Windsor roads. It is wider, replaceing on defense. tributions to the Neipsic Tennis Club Bloomfield and John A. Drew, 35, of underlying racial climate of the town found that a majority of the black over the proposed closing of Pasadena, Calif, def. No. 7 seed The discussion often was a safer and has fewer curves and hills, Gordie Howe will be back with the last season. Bayer is the son of Marita Redondo of National City, HARTFORD (UPI) - New 202 School St. Both were charged and society at large. students do not feel they have an ad­ Burnham .Street, technical and detailed account of he said. Whalers, if he so desires to play again former Neipsic president. Bill Bayer England Whalers left winger Celtics in Move Calif., 7-5, 4-6, 6-2; Mareen Louie of with illegal possession of a gambling Committee member Nancy Carr vocate. There is only one black William Shea, Manchester's assis­ what that traffic study included. The The South Windsor roads could - next year at the age of 51. At best, ... Ray Easterbrook, Neipsic Club Mike Antonovich and defenseman device and dispensing liquor without said. There is obviously a racial teacher at the school. tant town attorney, and Aaron Slitt. San Francisco def. Paula Smith of study analyzed how much traffic handle the increase in traffic, but he’d have to be a spot performer. prexy, missed the annual meeting - Los Angeles, 1-6, 7-5, 6-3; No. 2 seed Rick Ley have pulled leg muscles a permit problem, not only in the high school, The committee also recommended an attorney who repre.sents a group would increase on South Windsor that increase would result in more The current Whalers and the NHL at which he was reelected - due to and won't travel to Alabama with Drew was arrested during the Regina Marsikova of Czechoslovakia but the town and the nation. The a complete review and increase in of Burnham Street residents, both roads — particularly Pleasant Valley accidents and traffic congestion, he clubs that hold their rights are as business committments in India with the team for Tuesday’s World To Corral Bird March 4 search on a charge of children reflect that. It adds to their staff of the Guidance Department. objected to Morra's answering the def. Diane Morrison of Los Angeles. Road and Clark Street, if Burnham said. follows: United Technologies. Part of the trip 6-2. 7-5. Hockey Association matchup at possession of marijuana. A slot problems of struggling to identify" The committee expressed concern question about whether or not the Street is closed. The judge did not permit the entire Boston - Jeff Brubaker, Mark included tennis competition...Bill Birmingham. BOSTON (UPI) — There will be the good wishes, the con­ machine was also confiscated at that Among the 18 major problems for the "average student" at the street should remain open. Manhester town officials had traffic study to be submitted as Howe, Ron Plumb; Chicago - John Knight, Neipsic official, reports 52 gratulations on a season well done. That-will come first. time. identified by the committee, one school who feels a lack of identity. They both said that final decision promised Burnham Street residents evidence. Shea and Slitt objected to Garrett, Andre Lacroix; Detroit - families are on the waiting Then there will be the suggestion The original investigation was the stated, "An increasingly hostile at­ They said the large size of the school will have to be made by Superior it would deadend that street just past the study being submitted because it Marty Howe, George Lyle; membership list. The club limits that the two sides gel together in the not make the statements, it's only result of a complaint of an assault on mosphere is evident between black contributes to that problem and Court Judge Mary Fitzgerald Aspell, its intersection with Croft Drive to contained irrelevant material, they f Minnesota - Tom Webster; Montreal membership to 100 families ... Long­ near future. And so begins the start going to drive up his price.” a woman inside the club, police said. and white students in the high school prompted the recommendation for a who is presiding, eliminate through trafic. This said. - Alan Hanglesben, Gordie Roberts; time Manchester dog warden Lee of the Boston Celtics effort to revive Auerbach said earlier he hoped Both men were released on non­ reflecting home prejudices and feasibility study on the “house plan" “I don't think there's enough promise was made when the town The judge agreed and asked that Islanders Dave Inkpen; Rangers - Fracchia is recovering from surgery the sagging franchise and ink All- Bird could join the Celtics at the end surety bonds Monday for court building racial'.social pressures and idea of breaking the school into evidence to ask him that question,” was negotiating with the neighbors Rittenoand's questioning of Morra Warren Miller, Jim Warner; at Manchester Memorial Hospital... American Larry Bird to a contract. ol this sea.son. But with Boston mired appearances April 23. confrontations." The atmosphere is smaller groupings. Shea added. about development of the nearby bring out all necessary information. Philadelphia - John McKenzie; Bob Healy, Ellington High’s director "I'll probably call him tonight or in the cellar of the Atlantic Division, tnaintained and fed bv the problem of Ludes said that several of the Judge Aspell overruled the objec­ Buckland Industrial Park, which will The judge also asked if a sign could Toronto - Jordy Douglas, Rick Ley, of athletics, was saluted at the Cen­ tomorrow and we ll lake it from and only a handful ol games left, the _ Evelyn W, Uivigne, 57, of 71 Main tion and permitted Morra's response, include the huge J.C. Penney Co. be posted to prevent left turns onto Larry Pleau; Vancouver - Mike tral Connecticut Board of Basketball there. When ho gets representation, idea has been shelved. St.. East Hartford, was charged although she said she would give it catalog distribution center. -I Rogers. Atlanta, Buffalo, Los Officials’ annual banquet for his we'll be ready to go. He doesn't have "We re ready to go from this end. Clark Street. This would force traffic Monday on a warrant with two counts the weight it deserved when making South Windsor officials have said onto the industrial park road. Angeles, Pittsburgh, St,Louis and cooperation with the whistle looters an agent, he can't have one now," And. as I've said many times before, of risk of injury to a minor. Police her decision, such a closing will result in too much Morra said, however, that such Vancouver do not hold rights to any ver the past two decades. General manager Red Auerbach said we're going to make every effort to said the arrest involved Ms. Uivigne Planners Clear Way Manchester has said it will close traffic on that town's streets. signs; particularly in a rural setting, Monday, sign Larry Bird, " Auerbach said. transporting two runaway girls out of Several ol Bird's would-be team­ Burnham Street Mav 1. South Wind­ Manchester officials have said that often are not obeyed by motorists. From now until the end of Juno, town. One of the runaways was Larry Bird's professional rights are mates fantasized about the 6-foot-9 reported missing to East Hartford For Keeney Heights held by the Celtics. Auerbach lorward, all agreeing he would be of police last October, police said The assured the Celtics monr)poly on the immense help. Cowens was im­ rap installed all the way from Oak Nickname *Magic^ other was a girl from New Hope B> ,)i m : t o m i ' m n .s Treaty Signing pride of French Lick, Ind., when he pressed with Bird's performance un­ Manor in Manchester. Other towns, Merabi Re|M»rter Grove Street to Porter Brook, that selected him last year in one of his der pressure. including East Hartford, have rip rap be placed along the bank of many drafting coups. Most of the (Jellies watched Bird as MANCHE.STEH — The Planning Thrills Couple 2 similar warrants for Ms Lavigne's the Porter Brook and that there Perfectly Applied The Celtics will have to shell out he led the (,'inderella Sycamores and Zoning Commission Monday arrest. She was presented in court should be planting along the bank of By BETTY RYDER hands with Sadat and millions for Bird and player-coach through the NCAA tourney. And they Monday. night cleared the way for develop­ the Porter Brook. Dave (Jowens wondered from where were pleased with what they saw, Fumily Kilitor Begin, but' with 1.400 peo- SALTLAKE CITY (UPI) — It’s one of those nicknames that ment of the Keeney Heights Subdivi­ Carol Zebb. assi.stant town planner, the money would come. "He's a good teatn player and he's Several persons were arrested on sion to begin. ■ pie it would have been a charges of issuing bad ehecks Mon­ told the commission that Walter "It was really thrilling," « 5. ballplayers hang on each other, or themselves, and hope the pro "I'm sure the front office will deal not selfish, " .said rookie Rick Robey, Owners of the land, Herman M. time-consuming event." day in separate incidents. They were .Senkow, town engineer, is studying is the way Barbara scouts remember it — but in Earvin Johnson’s case it really is with what when the time comes. I also a friend ol Bird's, "He's confi­ Frecbette, Albert H. Martin, Gerald "We were so touched by C h a rle n e L. C h en el, 28. of the possible modification to the dam Weinberg of Manchester “Magic.” don't know where the money will dent and likes the ball in pressure P Rothman and Attorney David A. the kind things Sadat had to his teammates and hard-pressing his Naugatuck, two counts; William at the Oak Grove Nature Center so described witnessing the come from. (Ikjb) McAdoo makes a situations ' Golas. bad already received approval say about Jimmy and at­ The 6-foot-8 guard from Lansing, opponents. Leonard, 22, of 4 Lincoln St., East that the pond in the nature center signing of the peace treaty Mich, didn’t pull rabbits out of hats lot and Bird wants a lot. And I make McAdoo is the most realistic in from the PZC on the subdivision, but tributing the success of the “ I didn’t feel any pressure,” John­ 7 Hartford, four counts and Florence area can be used as a detention basin. between Israel and Egypt a pretty fair year's pay. I don’t know dealing with the Bird talk, mainly Golas and Attorney Samuel L, treaty signing to our presi­ or walk through walls, but he cap­ son said after the win Monday. “I Palmer, 43, of Andover, two counts. The project is part of an overall Tuesday on the north lawn tivated the crowd and mystified the if there's enough to pay everyone. because he doesn't expect to be Schrager of Storrs, one of the dent. It was a very moving knew we had been playing so well. I Chenel and Leonard were presented project designed to prevent flooding of the White House. defense to lead Michigan State to its Who knows, I may be the one who's around il Bird is signed. developers, requested clarification experience. knew if we stuck to our plan — in court Monday, Palm er was in the downtown area by diverting Barbara, along with her first-ever NCAA title Monday night. gone," Cowens said. "I think il would he an unsettling on some technical aspects, which the The energetic state playingBird tough — we would win released on a non-surety bond for water to other locations. The $80,000 husband, Stanley, was director of the Friendship Named the tournament's outstan­ Bird recently said he would situation lor the three of us (Bird, PZC approved. FOR OVER 50 YEAftS '■■k the gam ^ We got the ball up court court April 9. project is part of the Community among 1,400 people who Force and her husband. ding player, Johnson scored 53 points probably sign with Boston, but might McAdoo and forward Cedric The developers plan to start the crowded the White House fast, shot well and hit the boards.” Maxwell ) They aren't going to pay Steven A. Hedlin, 22. of 40 Olcott Development program. Stanley, who heads the in the final two games, including a Johnson thought the key play in the prefer to play in New York. first phase, which will include Lawn to participate in the him to sit. And they aren't going to St., was arrested on a warrant tixlay Small Business Ad­ team-high 24 in the Spartans’ 75-64 game was when ISU had battled back "He's trying to grease his palm a development of 16 lots with frontage 45-minute ceremony. In our work as funeral direc­ pay me to sit," on a charge of nonsupport of one ministration for New win over Indiana State in the final. to within seven points with just over little bit more,” Cowens said, “Why minor child on Garden Grove and Keeney Street, River To (]rest "It was so festive. The England, worked vigorous­ tors, each of us tries to deserve Only a sophomore, Johnson has five minutes to play after trailing by Bray's Jewelers, 737 Main St., .Schrager told the PZC that some BLOOMFIELD (UPI) - The band played 'Hail to the been rumored to be on his way to the bouses would be going up there ly in Connecticut during as many as 16. reported that three watches were Connecticut River was expected to Chief' and we heard three NBA as a hardship case. Easterbrook Renamed within two months, Jimmy Carter's presiden­ the trust that has been placed in “I passed to Greg (Kelser),” John­ missing from a display case Monday. crest at 4 feet above Hoop stage national anthems. It was tial campaign. But Monday he said, ‘Tve got to Golas said it was the developers' son said, “backcut my man and in­ The value of the watches was lis t^ today and continue to flood lowlands, just marvelous. us. It’s our goal to serve with enjoy this first.” Johnson said he'd intent to sell these lots and post bond Tuesday evening, they flight, I dunked, the ball and got as $115. a spokesman for the Northeast River “The word 'thrilling' has make his decision on a pro career “in Neipsic Tennis President immediately for the entire 134-lot were guests of White fouled,” A cash box containing about $70 Forecast Center said. been over used. I know, but House people for dinner honesty and integrity at ail times. a couple of weeks.” Ray Easterbrook of Glastonbury tournaments, and Elsie Easterbrook, cluster plan subdivision which will be was reported stolen from the East The river reached flood stage Sun­ the whole ceremony just and later boarded a plane Like Indiana’s All-America and Player of Week has been re-elected president of. the publicity, developed in three pha.ses during the moved us. Before the Terry Clendaniel was elected Side Recreation Center office day because of melting snow in the arriving in Hartford just “Player of the Year” Larry Bird, MEW YORK (UPI) - Pittsburgh Neipsic Tennis Club for the 1979 next two years, according to Golas. signing. President Carter secretary. sometime over the weekend. northern areas of the Connecticut before midnight. Johnson's, value to his team involves Penguins goaltender Dennis Herron season. In other business, the PZC differed hugged Egyptian President Other officers re-elected at the an­ Guest speaker was Ginny Apple of Valley and was expected to lop off at more than putting the ball through was named NHL Player of the Week in its opinion with .lay Giles, public Anwar Sadat and Israeli the Hartford Courant's sports staff 20 feet. WiUfTED: 2 t K 0 H E the hoop. He scores, but he has that Monday by the Hockey Writers nual dinner-meeting last Saturday works director, on the proposed Prime Minister Menachem Workingman’s Magic night at Willie's were: Harvey who detailed the trials and The spokesman said the spring MMOMISBUOUS ’ome uncahny knack of hitting the open Association for allowing only eight Lottery Pitkin-Porter storm drainage freshet, or flooding from melted Begin — it was such a good HOLMES man and an always-talking brand of Elarvin “Magic” Johnson soars high over Indiana State’s Carl Pastel, vice president; Bill Knight, tribulations of a female on the goals n four games. project. feeling to watch. MOUT LOSON NENNT 400 MAIN STKET • MANCHESTH. COIN everyday sports beat. snow, is not considered a threat and floor leadership. Herron backstopped a pair of ties Nicks to score basket in leading Michigan State to NCAA title treasurer; A1 Werbner, financial HARTFORD — The winning The PZC derided to return the “I wish they had had a CcffrwTf Biil Knight once again supplied the flooding has been confined to HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR G. HOLMES Playing either guard or forward, against the New York Islanders and secretary; Pal Forstrom, number drawn Monday in the application to Giles with its lowlands that normally receive river receiving line. I would 643-7340 Johnson directs the Spartans, last night. Johnson was named the most valuable player. (UPI membership; Don Forstrom and A1 annual film highlights of the 1978 ten­ recommendations that there be rip NORMAN M. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES was instrumental in 3-1 triumph over nis season. Connecticut daily lottery was 185. overflows. have enjoyed shaking cajoling, encouraging, hand-slapping Boston. Photo) Schubert. facilities;Julia Britnell, PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD. 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evening herald, Tues., March 27, 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN Cops Probe I Bids on Bridge Repair AlUCCIL Winter Weekend Burglaries Due in About 3 Weeks MANCHESTER — Burglaries over MANCHESTER - The town and chemicals had leaked through grid. ^Squads Selected the weekend included one at a home expects to open bids in about three cracks in the pavement and corroded “There might be some firms who weeks for repairs to its toubled on Barrv’ Road where several rooms the grid underneath. might not even think it’s worthwhile bridge over Park Street. All-CCIL teams for the all-league honors in girls’ gym­ relay of Smorgawiecz, Keith Ray­ were ransacked and food was poured This caused holes in the grid. There to repair the existing one,” Giles winter sports have been nastics. Manchester does not field a all over the kitchen floor and walls. The bridge has been closed since was no danger of the bridge collap­ said. mond, Paul Millette and Macsuga early this month because its metal released, it’s been announced. team. also took all-CCIL honors. Police said some liquor was taken, sing or of a vehicle falling through, The bridge, when repaired, will Indians Kelly McSweeney, a but they had not determined if grid has corroded and needs to be but further corrosion could have Penney High had two represen­ First team honors in wrestling have a new look, he said. This time, center, and goalie John Mumford anything else was missing. repaired. caused more serious problems. Also, tatives and ^ s t Hartford High one went to Manchester’s Mike Scholsky the bridge will not be paved. It will were accorded all-CCIL honors in ice Two tuners were reported missing Jay Giies, director of public works, the jagged gridwork caused by the on the all-CCIL lO-member boys' in the 155-pound class. Dan Collins be left as an open metal grid bridge. hockey. Neither East Hartford nor from Tech Stereo at 1139 Tolland has said the repairs could take corrosion could have punctured'tires “That type of bridge is not meant basketball squad. Black Knights (105) and Pat Bixby (126) took se­ several months or even a couple of of vehicles. Penney has an ice hockey squad. cond team laurels while Tom Sin- Turnpike. The manager of the store to have blacktop on it,” he said. ta h M in the voting by the coaches, reported seeing a green van leaving years, and the bridge wili be closed Giles said the bid will include two as is the norm in all sports, were Boys’ swimming and wrestling namon (112) and Don Beckman (167) The bridge originally had been an the area in a hurry Thursday night. until the repairs are completed. possible repair steps. One would be guard Dan Lima and forward Ed found several performers from the received honorable mention for the open metal one, but it apparently was three schools picked. The value of the tuners was $1,170. The town hopes to advertise this to repair just those areas of the deck Huppe. Tyler Jones of the Hornets Indians. very slippery and caused some ac­ In swimming, Manchester’s Bob Two shotguns and shells were week for bids for the bridge repairs. that have corroded. The second cidents. then, it was paved. was also honored. East Hartford’s Dave LeBlanc The bids usualiy are opened about Michaud received all-league honors (112) garnered first team selection reported stolen from an Oakland would be to buy and install an entire This time, it will be left unpaved Manchester’s Rich Koepsel and three weeks after such advertising, new deck. in the 500-yard freestyle while the with teammates Joe Rosetti (119) Street home during the day Friday. but metal studs, to provide better John Haslett, a pair of 6-foot-4 Giles said. The purchase of an entire new deck 400-yard free relay of Dean Wilkie, and Mike Hardy (185) taking second About $50 in bills and coins were traction, will be installed in the grid, juniors, received honorable mention. The bridge problem was noticed would be expensive — Giles said it Bob and Geoff Michaud and Rob team mention. Hornets receiving taken from a cash register and an un­ Giles said. On the distaff side, Manchester's earlier this month when town work could cost as much as $150,000 — but Tanner took honorable mention. honorable mention were Jeff Leach known amount of coins from a He said the bridge studs improve Liz Neubelt and Tracy Culbertson crews found that corrosion had the town included it in the bid for Penney’s Bill Leonard (200-yard in­ (132), Ron Durler (145) and Mike jukebox at a business at 937 Center traction and do not cause much wear along with East Hartford’s Amy St, developed in the bridge grid. The on tires dividual medley and 100-yard Walters (167). Bill LeBlanc (98) also price comparison and also if it seems Ranney garnered honorable mention. bridge had been paved, and water impossible to ren.nir'tbe ejfisting breaststroke), Doug Williams (100- was a second team recipient for East A business at 917 Center St, Conard, which annexed the state reported an attempted break-in, but Class LL title as well as the league yard breaststroke) and Russ Hartford. Balesane (diving) received all-CCIL police said the burglar did not gain championship, headed the 10- Penney’s Dave Askwyth (105) was honors. East Hartford’s John Mac- entry and nothing was missing or member squad with four selections a first team selection with team­ ’k suga (50 and 100-yard freestyles) and damaged except the broken window Associate Pastor Called —Kathy Cermola, Paula Clough, mates Chip Corrado (138) and Bob in the door. Steve Smorgawiez (100-yard butterf­ Bates (145) securing second team Cathy D’Apice and Cathy Foto. A radio and some coins were 2 MANCHESTER - The Rev. East Hartford’s Julie Curtin and ly and 100-yard backstroke) also gar­ honors. Dan Veltri (112), and Dan The Bunnies Are Coming nered all-league honors. reported missing from an Oliver Chester "Chet" Copeland has been theology, a master of divinity from Penney's Kathy Schmidt received Polo (119) received honorable men­ The Herald’s annual “Win a Free Giant Easter Bunny ” con­ Union Theological Seminary, New The Hornets’ 200-yard medley tion. Road home Friday. called to serve as as.sociate pastor of Two antique jars were taken from test is scheduled to begin Friday March 30 and will appear in the 200-year-old Center York City, and a master of sacred a nearby vacant home on The Herald on April 2,10 and 12. More than 20 area merchants Congregational Church. theology from Yale Divinity School. Upsetting Development at Second Base He currently is working toward a Cumberland Street sometime last will participate. Entry blanks may be picked up and deposited At a special congregational week. doctor of ministry degree at Boston New York Yankee second baseman Willie up doubleplay. White Sox beat Yanks, 11-5 , at participating stores. Winners will be notified by April 14 by meeting Sunday, the call was Fisk Reinjures Elbow A burglary to a storage shed at the extended to the Rev. Mr. Copeland, University. Randolph watches his throw as he was upset yesterday in Sarasota, Fla. (UPI Photo) J.C. Penney construction site off the merchants. Tina Martin, classified advertising clerk, who has served as as.sociate pastor of While in Willimantic, he has been by Chicago runner Junior Moore who broke active in the area clergy association 7 Tolland Turnpike was reported struggles with one of the giant bunnies.(Herald photo bv the First Congregational Church of Saturday, but it was not yet known if Pinto) Willimantic since 1974. After the together with campus and youth anything was missing. presentation by the search com­ ministry of the Connecticut iWhile Snapping Throw Conference of the United Church of Fun Run Saturday ^ mittee chairman, Allan Cone, the moderator, Milla Whitney, called for Christ. He also has served as dean of wondering aloud about the extent of the vote which ’’overwhelmingly and the summer music conference at the Silk fown Striders will hold a Fun c6C0A, Fla. (UPI) - The two-and-a-half weeks,” he said. his elbow problems. “Then about eight days ago, it enthusiastically" agreed witii the . Silver Lake Conference Center. An Run Saturday from the upper minute he threw the ball, Democrats Hear Praise ardent cyclist, he will lead this The Injury occured when Fisk was started to come around. I started committee’s choice, the Rev. Newell Training Manchester Community Coilege Carlton Fisk knew something summer’s U.C.C. Bicycle Conference league trying to throw out a Houston runner throwing harder and harder and I Curtis, pastor, said. parking lot starting at 8:30. was wrong. trying to steal second during finally went to ZIm and told him, he’d The Rev. Mr. Copeland receivcHl a for Youth touring the state. Distances will be 220 yards, half Fisk played his first exhibition Boston’s 3-0 Grapefruit League loss play today (Monday).” standig ovation when he was ushered He has been avid jogger since 1964, Camp mile. 1.6 and 3.5 miles. game of the year Monday, and to the Astros. The runner, Jeff Fisk hopes the pain is merely the For Use Of CD Funds into the meeting. Earlier in the day, has an interest in the theater and has Everyone is welcome. There is no cycled 1,000 miles to the Thousand reinjured an elbow that has been Leonard, beat the throw. But from elbow’s way of getting readjusted to he met with members of the con­ entry fee. Islands and Canada. giving him trouble all spring. And Manager Don Zimmer’s point of game conditions. By GREG PEARSON Development funding. The fifth provements at housing for the elder­ gregation at a reception prepared by ' Times and certificates will be Other members of the search com­ Notes when the game was over, the Boston view, the throw wasn’t bad. “Maybe it was just that the first llerulil Kepnrier speaker, Thomas Connors, a ly, an update of the town’s plan of the Center Youth Fellowship. He given to all who complete their run. mittee, which was initiated last July, Red Sox all-star was ” I thought he threw good,” said real throw was a shock to the MANCHESTER - The Democratic member of the Town development and proposed downtown then shared in the service of worship are Andrew Browne, John Donaghue, Zimmer. “Then he came into the elbow,” he said. “No matter how Board of Directors, spoke strongly improvements, according to Monday with the Rev. Mr. Curtis. Democratic Town Committee Mon­ Patricia Felletter, Jane Franklin, dugout after the inning and said it hard I perpared, the action is much against those who have opposed Com­ night’s speakers. He will come to Center Church day night heard praise for the past Jeffrey Hall, Patrick Kennard, Sally hurt him. I told him if they tried to different in a game. Maybe I just had munity Development. Along with Connors, the speakers June 1. A scholarship to Mansfield use of Community Development Marte and Jeannette Smith, with the Eager, Polite Young Man steal any more, to let them go.” to get that one throw out of the way, Opponents of the program have were Marilyn Walsh, head of the College in Oxford will take him to Ron Guidry Hit Hard funds and sharp crijjcism for op­ Rev. Mr. Curtis as an ex-officio After playing his prescribed four but I doubt it proposed an ordinance that would es­ rehabilitation loan program; Betty England in July. Returning in ponents of the program. Rev. (Ilienler Go|ielait(l member. NEW YORK (UPI) — Last October, Ron Guidry was the innings, a discouraged Fisk talked “I guess I’ll have to wait and see Five speakers talked at the 90- tablish a two-year ban on town par­ Intagliata, a Democratic director August, he will fully assume his Takes over for Pete Rose about his arm afterward. ticipation in the program. who has been involved in downtown responsibilities in the areas of confir­ The Rev. Mr, Copeland will have winner and Don Sutton was the loser, but it hasn’t been that way how it feels tomorrow,” he said. mirtute meeting, a session that Windham Association of the United an active role to play in the church's “I thought I broke my arm on that “Right now, it feels like it did two- probably went quicker than it would The program annually provides planning work; Pat Mastrangelo, mation, youth ministries, adult Church of Christ. this spring. about $500,000 to the community, and chairman of the Manchester Housing 200th anniversary week-long festival (.hicago Cubs downed Seattle 5-3, TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) — Pete Rose didn’t just walk off and throw,” he said. “I thought I was and-a-half weeks ago, like it’s have if there had not been a 9:15 p.m. education and fellowship. Receiving his undergraduate Like their respective teams, the the funding is supposed to be used Authority; and Ted Brindamour, a in September. As part of its celebra­ Kansas City nipped Pittsburgh 1-0, leave the Cincinnati Reds holding the bag. He turned it over in­ ready. I have taken my time and built jimrextended.” tapoff for the college championship A native of Minneapolis, Minn., the degree in philo.sophy, summa cum world champion New York, Yankees primarily to aid low- and moderate- member of the Planning and Zoning tion, the church will also host the California blanked Oakland 8-0. stead to an eager, pleasant, polite young man in whom he felt he It up. When I was throwing in the out-^ ^™ e injury leaves Boston in a quan- basketball game. new associate pastor has lived in Rio laude, from Macalester College, St. and runner-up Los Angeles Dodgers, field before the game, I felt great. income residents. Commission. de .laneiro, Brazil, for several years. 112th annual meeting of the Connec­ Milwaukee routed San Francisco 8-3, cduld put his confidence. So far, Ray Knight hasn’t let him down. d r ^ n what has been their strongest Four of the speakers talked about Paul, Minn., ho was elected to Phi ticut Conference of the United these two pitching aces have gotten Houston stopped Boston .3-0, St. Louis But when someonevis trying to steal a position since Fisk joined the team in the benefits from past Community That money has funded a housing A to tal of $23,000 has been He was ordained in 1974 by the Beta Kappa. He holds two degrees in off to very different starts. For the past two years, Knight was no^^p. ,. Church of Christ in October. upended Cincinnati 11-4, Texas edged base, it’s a whole other kinw of 1972. Backup catcher Bob rehabilitation loan program, site im- designated for use in planning the Guidry, who won the third game of Cheney National Historic District. Baltimore 2-1 and Cleveland out- Rose’s caddie with the Reds. He’d maloMeagres? throw. You’ve got to snap it.” Montgomery has a stiff neck, and the World Series for the Yankees, usually replace him at third base for Connors said if the ban is approved, slugged San Diego 7-6 in 10 innings. "I know I’m no Pete Rose and I After snapping the throw, Fisk told spent part of Monday in traction. saw his earned run average defensive purposes in the late innings the town will not be able to obtain Larry McWilliams pitc(icd a no- know there’s no way I can put the Zimmer, “I think I left my elbow on The other two are Gary Rec Panel Names Secretary skyrocket to 8.79 Monday when he if Cincinnati was ahead. statistics on the board that he did, the mound. If anybody else goes. I’ll Allenson, last year’s International Brindamour Quits other federal funding for the district was blasted for 10 runs in 3 1-3 in­ hitter for five innings and blanked All the time this was going on, Pete project, but I just hope I can play consistently have to stick it in my pocket.” League Player of the Year, and Mike HEBRON — The Recreation Com­ about the program should call either contact Debbie McPartland. This nings in the Yankees' 11-5 loss to the Montreal through seven innings, Rose did everything he possibly could ” lf the money doesn’t come from carrying the Braves over the and with the ability I know Ray He said he can catch, and throw the O’Werry. Allenson can hit, but has mission has elected Dale Bland as of fhe chairmen. Registration forms program will start July 2 and run A Chicago White .Sox. to help Ray Knight. Rose talked to the (Community Development block Expos. The Tigers built a 4-0 lead on Knight has.” ball back to the pitcher, “but that’s had trouble throwing runners out. As Vice Chairman secretary to fill the vacancy created may also be obtained at the Town Of­ through Aug. 24. him about pitchers, about hitters, grant funds, the Cheney Mill complex Meanwhile, Sutton, a two-time doid)les by .lerry Morales ano Steve Nobody is ever really going to com­ about it. And that doesn’t matter, O’Berry is just the opposite. by the resignation of Maggie Cone. fice Building after the April meeting The commi.ssion has also finalized loser in the Series, pitched a nine- about the different plays that come MANCHESTER - Dorothy Brin­ "I think we ought to think it over a will be out, ” Connors said. Kemp in the first and a single by pare Knight with Rose because they because they can’t steal the mound, Caroline Murphy and Frost Krist of the commission. plans for the Easter egg hunt which inning two-hitter, improving his ERA up, about everything. When Rose damour, vice chairman of the little bit, and Dot ought to think it He then blasted opponents of the .lason Thompson in the fifth inning don't took anything like each other, can they.” were appointed as co-chairmen for Mrs, Murphy said that she and is scheduled for April 7 with a storm to 1.04 and his record to 3-0, in decided to take the money and go Democratic Town Committee, sur­ over a little bit,” Stevenson said. program, whom he said have before the Phillies crept within one their styie of play is entirely Fisk first hurt the elbow last the co m m issio n ’s sw im m ing Mrs. Krist will conduct a search and date of April 14. The hunt will start at leading the Los Angeles Dodgers to a with the Phillies, Knight prised that committee by announcing Some speakers favored Steven­ produced “propoganda” and ”a in the ninth. different and so is their general life August after changing his motion to program which will be conducted at interview candidates for the position 10:30 a.m. at the Gilead Hill School. 3-0 victory over the Minnesota Twins. automatically inherited the Reds’ her resignation Monday night. son’s motion. Others, including Mrs. spurious attack of springs” in op­ style. The only similarity between compensate for broken ribs. He was Gay City Park .starting June 25. of program director. Interested The eggs will be colored by Girl The di.sparity of the two pitchers' .lohti Stearns drove in five runs third base job and it’s his now unless Sports Slate The announcement was made in a Brindamour’s husband, Ted, said the posing the program. Opponents with a single and a pair of home runs them is that both speak rapidly. in pain when the season ended, but Registrations for the program will be residents .should call her or Mrs. Scouts and Brownies. ERA at this point is not unlike that of he loses it to the best friend he has in letter to Ted Cummings, Democratic resignation should be accepted. frequently have talked about federal to lead the Mets over the Blue Rose, a native of Cincinnati, has three different doctors told him rest accepted May 6 at the Gilead Hill Krist. Children to participate will be their teqms: the Yankees' record- the world, Harry Spilman, or Rick Town Chairman, who read the letter requirements or “strings” involved Jays...Steve Davis' two-run homer big city ways. Knight, from Albany, was the answer. A vote by the committee decided to School and May 8 at Hebron Elmen- The commission is also seeking a divided into three age groups. The fell to 4-14 while the Dodgers are 11- Auerbach. Radio, rV ronighl at Monday night’s meeting of the in the program. off reliever Tom House in the eighth Ga., is more small-town. His biggest After resting all winter, Fisk accept the resignation rather than tary School from 6:30 to 8 p.m. director and assistant director for its Easter bunny will attend the event 5. But, as Guidry pointed out after his “ I know it's my job to win,” says O llir v». UaValiers, 8 • Uh. commiytee. Connors also criticized the stand snapped a 3-3 tie, enabling the Cubs competition at third base is Harry reported to Winter Haven, Fla., appoint a subcommittee to change The registration fee will be $2.50 summer recreation program. Per­ and distribute jelly beans. loss, the real .sea.son hasn't started Knight. “The opportunity is right 4 Mrs. Brindamour is recuperating against renters in town, an argument to post their thiro straight vic­ Spilman, who is from Dawson, Ga., where the elbow got worse, instead her mind. per child. Anyone having questions sons interested in the position should yet. there. It’s just a m atter of me of better. So he stopped throwing and .’NB-V: Knirks vs. Blazers, 11 - at home following a recent operation. that has been voiced most often by tory.D arrell Porter hit a solo home only 15 miles from where Knight (111. 9 Guiory, the 1978 Cy Young Award producing." swinging a bat. The resignation, both as vice chair­ "This does not mean that 1 am fellow Democratic Director Joseph run in the .second inning to give the lives. WIIA: Whalers vs. Bulls, 8:30 - winner, walked six and threw three Up to now, Knight has. He's hitting “It didn’t feel any better for about man and as a member of the retiring from politics completely,” Sweeney. Sweeney has said the Com­ PWP Meets Pirates their win. WTIC V Democratic Town Committee, was Mrs. Brindamour, an active com­ wild pitches. .lunior Moore, a non­ this spring and figures to be at third munity Development housing goals MANCHESTER - The roster player, hit a grand-slam home Chris Knapp threw seven innings of base when the Reds open the season unexpected and obviously surprised mittee member for 12 years, wrote. could lead to more renters in town, a two-hit ball and Dan Ford belted a Angels Pulling Hard Manchester Chapter, run to cap a five-run outburst against at home with the Giants next some of those in attendance. “However, future activity will be on step he does not favor. two-run homer in the second inning, Parents Without Partners, Guidry in the second inning. Wednesday. If he does, you can also Unusual Opener Set In fact, some of the committee a different level and a reduced scale. Miss Walsh said the housing helping the Angels shut out the will have a general Chicago's Rich Wortham held the figure he’ll give much of the credit to To ‘Win For Cowboy’ members were not ready to accept ”It was all very much appreciated rehabilitation loan program, which A s...Four Brewers slammed home TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) — For the first time in history, a meeting tonight at 8 at Yankees to three hits in five innings Pete Rose. the resignation from the popular vice and my decision to resign was not an provides low-interest improvement A simple solution PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) — From Manager Jim season opener will be played in a Community Baptist runs and Mike Caldwell pitched six chairman. easy one. I have received more than I loans to property owners, has had 94 to post his fourth win in as many "Nobody has helped me more,” Fregosi on down to the clubhouse boys, everyone in the foreign country when the San Diego Padres and San Church, 585 E. Center St. starts. strong innings to lead Milwaukee Herbert Stevenson, Democratic have given,” she said. participants so far. .says the husky, clean-cut looking 26- California Angels’ organization is pushing this year to Francisco Giants meet in a three-game series in Japan The meeting is open to Sutton retired the first 15 batters over the Giants. registrar of voters, moved that a Cummings praised Mrs. Brin­ The program has had many year-old Georgian. “More than “win it for the Cowboy. ” The Angels could make it if they next year. persons who are widowed, Joe Niekro tossed a six-hitter and committee be appointed to talk to damour for her work for the party mdderate-income residents par­ to the cost of gas. he faced before giving up a sixth­ anything else, he taught me to think get all the breaks. The Padres and Giants of the National League an-, divorced, separated or inning single to Bol)hy Randall Time .lose Cruz and Art Howell powered positively. Pete is the most positive Mrs. Brindamour and see if she and as vice chairman. ticipate. l)ack-to-hack home runs to lead The “Cowboy” is Angels owner Gene Autry and nounced at a joint news conference Monday that they will never married and who other hit came in the ninth when Roy person I’ve ever been around. would at least remain as a com­ “She’s just been an outstanding “They’re the ones that usually get Houston...George Hendrick hit a pair Fregosi, who replaced Dave Garcia last year as Angels launch their 1980 season in Tokyo on March 28. have at least one living Smalley singled witii one out. Sutton "Pete also taught me playing mittee member. person,” he said. left out of programs,” she said. of homers — one a grand slam — and manager, describes breaks as ”no injuries.” ’ “We think it’s an exciting innovation,” said Padre child. struck out eight and walked just two. baseball should be fun and not a Mrs. Intagliata said Community di'ove in seven runs to spark the Car­ ’’When key players get hurt. It changes everything,” Executive Vice President Ballard Smith. “This is a new chore,” Knight goes on. “ He really Development money has been slated The Dodgers scored both runs off dinals over the Beds. says Fregosi. "If we can stay healthy, then we have as dimension ... a first step toward what we hope someday Roger Erickson on a double by Steve enjoys playing. It’s not a job with for downtown sidewalk repairs, a Emanuel (Jiureh Mike .lorgensen's two-run homer in good a chance as those other clubs.” will lead to a Global World Series.” Garvey and a san ifice fly by Gary him. it’s a joy. You’d be surprised downtown drop-in center and a MANCHE.STER - The the op of the ninth inning enabled the Those other clubs are Kansas City, which has won the Thomassbn. how many guys consider it work. Not planner to oversee Main Street mission and ministry com- 2 Bangers to nip the Orioles...Paul American League West title three straight years, and In other exhibition matehups. Mon­ Pete. He approaches it like a little development plans. mittee of Emanuel Dade's two-out single in the bottom Texas. Everyone is agreed the 1979 title will go to either treal topped Atlanta 5-2, Detroit boy and he has a lot of fun.” Buffalo Outlasts St. Louis "Where are we going to get the Lutheran Church will meet of the loth inning drove home pinch- the Royals, Rangers or Angels. edged Philadelphia 4-3, the New York Ray Knight already has the reputa­ money?” she asked referring to the tonight at 7:30 at the runner Luis DeLeon to give the In­ The Angels tied Texas for second place last year, each ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Don Luce said the two goalies in Mets drubbed Toronto 7-3, the tion of being a defensive ballplayer, possibility of the two-year ban dians their .second straight victory. finishing five games behind Kansas City. Such key the Buffalo-St. Louis game were “standing on their church. having hit only .200 for the Reds in 65 becoming effective, California players as Bobby Grich (.251), Joe Rudi (.256) heads,” but Luce knocked over one of them. Wednesday, a Lenten times up last season. He’s sure he and Nolan Ryan (10-13) had off years, though. Fregosi Buffalo’s Don Edwards and St. Louis’ Ed Staniowski service is scheduled for 11 can do much better i( he plays more. expects them to bounce back and with the addition of were matching one another’s excellent saves during the Vernon Spelling Bee a m. at the church. Disputed Strike Call "When you don’t play regularly, first two periods Monday night. Then Luce scored the seven-time AL batting champion Rod Carew and pitcher VERNON — The Vernon Junior 7 you lose your timing,” he says. first of three Buffalo goals in the final period for a 4-2 win Jim Barr, this finally might be the year the Angels go Women’s Club will sponsor a spelling North Methodist for the Sabres. you over the top and give Autry his first championship team bee for Grade 4 students Saturday Issue with Umpires don t get hits, and when you don’t get ..That’s our goll this year,” says Fregosi. “ to win it for “You don’t know what’s going to happen in a game MANCHESTER - The hits, you lose your confidence. I know from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Study Group on “Islam” of Mr. Autry. I can’t think of anyone who deserves a cham­ when both goalies are standing on their heads to make I’m a better hitter than I’ve shown Skinner Road School. North United Methodist PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — At least part of the current battle pionship team as much as he does.” saves,” Luce said. “You get some scoring chances but with the Reds. In the minors, I never Participants are asked to arrive by Church will meet tonight at between the major leagues and their umpires concerns a dis­ Carew, obviously, is being counted on to carry the you only can hope they’ll go in.” 10:15 a.m. The words for the spelling 7.30 at the church. puted call over a strike. . .u . . had a problem making contact, never team. He’ll play first, with Grich at second and Carney line them $10,000 for each day they do struck out mdeh and I hit with some bee will be taken from Grades 4 and 5 Three National League and six not report. I^nsford, last year’s rookie find, at third. The only ques­ spelling books. Students interested in 33 estmpg. American League umpires Monday tion is at shortstop. Dave Chalk was being counted on to participating should call 871-2569. told a federal court judge that they play short but he will start the season on the disabled list. WARTED would not work this season unless That leaves the job to Ranee Mulliniks or Orlando The Honda Civic* CVCC* Hatchback gets 33 estimated they received more money. Parkade Lanes’ Garner Ramirez. WHh praM iil amploynMfll Wine and Cheese Parly mpg, according to 1979 EPA tests* The outfield is set with Rudi in left, Rick Miller in NO SEUINQ REQUIRED MANCHESTER - The Manchester TO BUY Te.stifying before U.S, District Sets Pace in All~Events center and Dan Ford, who came over from Minnesota W* »r» selecting dlstnbutort tof lest moving products m Menclieeta Community (Allege Child Develop­ Here’s one simple solution t^ h e ^ t^ g a s today. with Carew, in right. Don Baylor, who hit 34 homers and end surrounding counties. These products publicised In Wan Street Jour­ Court Judge Joseph McGlvnn, the Representing the Parkade Unes, other rollers were Rich Aroian 480, ment Center Parent’s Qub will spon­ drove in 99 runs last year, is as good a designated hitter nal. Time Magazine. Mike Douglas and Marve Qrtlfin Spows. umpires spoke on Mialf of their 42 15-ycar-old Rich Garner totaled 617 Eric Begley 436 and Mike Eddy 430. National Marketing company raprasantlng Z9 year old manufacturer sor a wine and cheese tasting party Buy less of it. E 3 E 0 3 B I as their is in the AL. CLEAN colleagues who have neither signed in the team event. 454 in doubles and In the Bantam Division, Mike will place proven produrds In grocery stores, drug stores, markets, gift Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Stu­ So, it all comes down to pitching, where Ryan will have shops, etc. in your area. Distributor artll service these retail outlets their individual contracts nor 555 in singles to lead all junior Ratcliffe and Aroian hold down se­ Rocker for Hospital dent Center on the main campus. to do a lot better than he did last year. Frank Tanana, requiring apprndmalaly 20 hours spare bme par monOi. reported for .. bowlers in the allevents category in cond place in team doubles. ■ CPA reports $1700 Hr»i month s earnings lor a small distrlbuior. Figure Peter Freeman will present wines USED CARS Wfe mate it simple Chris Knapp, Don Aase and Dave Frost are the other Dr. Philip Sumner accepts a rocking chair for the Lamaze Meanwhile, in its first formal the Aubin Memorial Tournament last The Parkade girls also hold third the mcome per month. Earn a 100% to 300% markup Irom day one. Each for tasting and a variety of cheeses location requres S433 Invaatmant You may have 10. 19. 20 or 30 room in the maternity ward at Manchester Memorial statement on the situation. Major weekend at the 10-Pin Bowl in South The team consists of Cindy starters in a five-man rotation and Barr, Dave LaRoche will be served. and Dyar Miller are set in the bullpen. locations. Company secures locations and mstaU products lor you. Hospital. Dr. Sumner introduced the Lamaze birth method MANCH¥sfETHONDA League Baseball accused the um­ Windsor. Tinney, Sue Hayes, Tammi Shorts This Is a Ural bma bona flde ollor and n you are not sinoere about o A donation will be collected at the CipR pires of breaking a “ legal and moral Garner’s 228 single was the highest and Lisa Brown with a 2,434 handicap Strengths — Hitting with Carew, Waylor, Rudi and nmg your own business, do not meal the above imandal requiremwite several years ago in Manchester. The chair was presented by door to aid the Child Development «sno.wa«eeach^^bmjj^^ ConneeUeufs Urg—t Honda obligation to abide bv” their con­ and won him a bowling ball from the team total Ford, and pitching, long a club weakness. the Manchester Jaycee Wives, represented by Mrs. Uta Keith, Clenter’s activities. Weaknesses — Lack of d^th and hitting from the tract. pro shop. All were scratch scores. Bowling will continue this who was incorrectly identified in Saturday's Herald. The gift The event is open to the public as catching corps of Brian Downing, Ike Hampton and Terry 24 AdaiiM 8 t ManchMter 6 4 6 * 3 5 l 0 The leagues are asking the court to The Parkade entry holds third weekend. More than 170 bowlers on well as students. Humphrey, who combined for nine homers between them Mon. liwv TIiu^ *«L7P** was one of many similar community service projects spon­ 11229 Main St. M«nch«tl(r| order the umpires back to work or place in team play. Besides Garner. 40 teams competed last weekend. SJnS, bH^^ton Dtogo, C«L For further information, call last year. sored by the group. (Photo by Marmen) Jolene Clark, 875-8462, TEL 644-<4S4 1 PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Tues,. March 27. 1979 Handicapped College Offers' EVENING HERALD, Tues., March 27, 1979 — PAGE THIRTEEN To See Show NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted iVlystery-Farce 13 Help Wanted 13 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet VorSel'e...... MANCHESTER-There ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS 23 NEW BRITAIN - "A Shot in The will be a special perfor­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS PLUMBER WANTED for PART TIME GIRL FRIDAY- PART TIME Experienced TYPESETTER- Ebq>erienced Dark,” a hig Broadway mystery- mance of “The Mikado” TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT .year round work. Ehccellent For Real Estate Office. person in Credit & CoUection preferred,— 'erred, 'but ‘ will...... consider Company Fringe Benefits. Irainiinine i Homo Fever? farce, will he presented April 3 given by the Manchester H e r a t Z ) Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors Town of Typing and Bookkeeping wanted. Pari time 9 a.m. to 1 training good typist. Work N9w Please call 649-2871. days. ____ through 7 at Central Connecticut require. Call Frank Strano, p.m. Call 64^9034. days.s. ExcellentEx opportunity Gilbert & Sullivan Players Manchester, Connecticut will hold a Public Hearing in the 646-2000. with good fringe benefits, Cafl State College in the first all-student for handicapped and CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Hearing Room at the Municipal Building. 41 Center Street SECRETARY - Position for appointment, 646-6161. IVeVe Got The Cure. production at the New Britain cam­ Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday. April 3. 1979 at 8 00 available in a rapidly growing Why not send Prestige Printing. 135 Main retarded persons P.M. to consider and act on the following: manufacturing company pus. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at a happy thought Street, Manchester. Held in Studio Theatre 123, perfor­ Proposed Resolution - To consider the Resolution to discon­ working with Sales and East Hartford High School, tinue Memorial Street in its entirety. Copy of the Proposed Engineering Vice Presidents. SERVICE STATION to someone tddayl COOKS NEEDED - For mances begin at 8 p.m. PHONE 643-2711 Excellent Shorthand and ATTENDANT - Days, full evening shift. Apply in person 'Burnside Avenue, East Resolution may be seen in the Town Clerk s Office during The play, the story of unraveling a Hartford. They will be ad­ business hours. ’nqiing skills required. Heavy time. Some mechanical BABYSITTER NEEDED - to: Tacorral, 246 Broad im/rder. is the first production to he FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD phone usage. Mnefits plus. experience preferred. Apply Days. Mature, responsible. Street, Manchester. mitted free. Proposed Ordinance - To consider a Proposed Ordinance in person: Gil's Mobil, Route handled completely by Central Contact Nancy Harrison 289- Call after 6 PM. 643-0089. The operetta will be N«U> Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 to transfer the bed of memorial Street to Manchester 1588. E.O.E, 6. Bolton. DISHWASHERS NEEDED- theatre students. presented to the public 'unamiHG' Memorial Hospital for no consideration. Copy of the AIR CONDITIONING i For evening shift. Apply in Because of limited seating, reser­ Thursday at 7:30 p.m. and NURSES AIDES wanted for SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- Proposed Ordinance may be seen in the Town Clerk s Office EXPERIENCED OIL HOUSEKEEPING- Woman REFRIGERATION person to: Tacorral, 246 full time on all shifts. Apply during business hours. needed for light vations are required. For reser­ Friday and Saturday at 8 DEAOUIK Excellent Part Time work. BURNER SERVICEMAN SERVICE MEN (2 wanted). Broad Street, Manchester. director of nursing. Salmon- Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special WANTED- Please call 643- housecleaning, 7 hours per Must be experienced. vations. call 827-7382 or 827-7398, p.m. 12:00 noon the day bafore Manchester week. $4,00 per hour. Help Wanted 13 publication brook Convalescent Home, off 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. Grants. Fund 41. Account 41-282-$12,168.00 to be financed by 5135. Excellent wages and benefits REPAIR PERSON - South Butinett Opportunity 14 All patrons are invited to Deadlina lor Saturday and Mon* House Street, Glastonbury.' a Grant from the Department of Health, Education and References necessary. Call for the right man. This is a Windsor-based manufacturer I’uintingH DiHplayed day it 12 00 Noon Friday. between 6 and 8 p.m., 643-5190. attend a cast party at Please call 633-5244. SECRETARY . Part time Welfare. LIFE GUARDS - Glastonbury year round position. Call John of electro-mechanical devices SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS FOR MANCHESTER Package HARTFORD — Thirty paintings by mornings, Vernon Circle area, swimclub needs lifeguards for Van Ness, Woodcock has opening in customer ser­ HEBRON, Columbia and store. Excellent location. Well Willie’s Steak House after Proposed additional appropriation to the General Fund Colchester. Call 537-5234 or artists from the Connecticut Water- SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for typing, and machine the summer months. Must be Refrigeration. 528-4144. vice department for person to established business. Call the Thursday night perfor­ PLEASE READ South Windsor. Will train. Budget 1978-79, Board of Education - $500.00 to be financed certified in lifesaving. Call ELECTRICIAN repair and service customer 537-5766 between 8 and 5 Marion E. Robertson, color Society have been selected for First Musical mance. transcription a must. Send by restitution from the court for damages by a student. Experienced. Benefits. Call weekdays. Apply 9 Brookfield Street or resume to Box AA, c/o 643-4687. returns. Background in elec­ Realtor, 643-5953, the members' show held annually in Liv Ullmann sings, dances Tickets are available at call 289-5918, after 12 noon. Proposed additional appropriation to Community Develop­ the DuBaldo Electric Com­ trical and / or electronic cir­ and cooks for her family as YOUR AD Manchester Herald. pany. at 646-5422. HELP! Person to clean house the Promenade Gallery at Bushnell Watkins Store in Claitifiod adt are taken over the ment Block Grant Fund 71 - $88,868.00 to be financed from EXPERIENCED cuits required. Contact Ms. VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco Mama in her first musical, ‘ NURSES AIDES - Full time, MACHINIST, TOOLMAKER, EXPERIENCED one day per week. Own Memorial Hall in Hartford, ... , „ . Remember Mama.” John Manchester, at the door phone as a convenience. The EXPERIENCED Community Development Block Grant Program, Areawide Burns for an interview. Wesco Snacks with locations $8,580 IS Herald is responsible for only and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. MACHINISTS & LATHE Housing Opportunity Plan. certified workers. We need a RESPONSIBLE SALES Industries, JES Industrial transportation, and The exhibit, selected by juror Nevitt left, her son Nils, and George Hearn is her husband HELP. Part time and full CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- the nights of performance, one Incorrect insertion and then Experienced preferred, but OPERATORS- Full or part Dated at Manchester, Conn, few good people to join a Park, Route 5, South Windsor, references. Call after 6, 633- 2355 Ext. 90S. Walter Kendra, will be on display Lare. I Remember Mama,” in Philadelphia through April 21 only to the size of the original in* time. Apply in person: 5361. or by calling 521-8168. we will train. Apply in person: time. Excellent benefits. App­ this 23rd day of March 1979 young growing company, full EXPERIENCED 568-6334. Equal Opportunity through May 2, opens May 3 at the Majestic Theater on Broadway (UPI serlion. Errors Which do not East Hartford Convalescent ly in person at: 1422 Tolland or part time. Please apply at Childrens Warehouse. Employer, lessen the value of the adver* Elizabeth J. Intagliata. Secretary MACHINIST, TOOL MAKER, Private Intlruellont IB photo) Home, 745 Main Street, East Turnpike, Manchester, LM L.M. Gill Welding and POWER PRESS Marshalls Mall, Manchester A VERY CHALLENGING lisement will not be corrected by E.O.E. And diversified position is an additional Insertion Hartford. Gill Welding Manufacturing Board of Directors Manufacturing, Division of OPERATORS AND SET-UP NEED BABYSITTER- For 5- B.H.S. Incorporated, 1422 year old in Bolton. 7:30 to open immediately for a REMEDIAL READING and Co.. Division of BHS, Inc., or Manchester, Connecticut MAN. Apply in person. H & B math; individualized work Schools Set NURSES AIDES- Full time, call 647-9931. T o llan d T u rn p ik e in EXPERIENCED TELLERS 11:45 a.m., Monday thru qualified Stenographer in our Theater 074-3 Tool & Engineering Co., 168 WANTED- Call Mr. Juleson at program, (lst-8th grade) by all shifts. Experience Manchester, or call Carl Skold Forest Street, Manchester. Friday. May sit in our home, Sales Department. Friendly Music Week at 647-9931. E.O.E. 649-4586. Heritage Savings & atmosphere, paid vacation, master’s degree teacher, 568- preferred, but training will be ATTENTION - Need 2 people E.O.E. M/F. or yours, if you live in Bolton. 8075. SOUTH WINDSOR - ADVERTISING given. Apply in person: East Loan. An Equal Opportunity Call 646-845(), after 4:30 p.m. paid fringes. Call Rosalie over 21. Immediate employ­ Employer. School Superintendent Hartford Convalescent Home, ment. This is not a fancy ad, LUBE PERSON WANTED To BrunettI for an interview. 643- lubricate truck and trailers. 2487. Pressure Blast Manufac­ RIDING "LESSONS indoor MHS Musical Blessed Robert Goldman has RATES 745 Main Street, East Hart­ we simply want a person who HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR AND GENERAL MECHANIC - riding ring. Western stock turing Company, Inc., ford. needs a permanent job. Ad­ NOTICE Related experience SOPHOMORE GIRLS for part Full time days. Paid CMS, seat, saddle seat and hunt designated the week of 1 day ...... 12a word per day EARN EXTRA MONEY! Manchester, Conn. By JI NK TOMI'KINS vancement opportunity. Call necessary. Excellent wages, time waitress work. After Blue Cross & Life Insurance. Willi Meier put .some gifted dance choreography and grand April 2-6 as "Music in Our 3 days ll a word per day Deliver Southern New scat. All levels 228-9817. PART TIME - No nights. No between 10 am. and 3 pm. - I’l.HUC IIKMUNG all fringe benefits. For ap­ school and Saturdays. Plea­ Amerbelle Corp,, 104 East lli'ruld Reporter realism in his role as Jud Fry, the un­ chorus numbers. Schools Week. 6 days 10a word per day weekends. Long holidays. July 528-3869. E.O.E. pointment. call 688-75%. England Telephone Direc­ Main Street, Rockville. Apply SECURITY OFFICERS- Full 26 days .. Ba d a y s ...... BOARD OF DIRECTORS sant atmosphere. Good and part time, male and VOICE, PIANO Instructions. kempt surly ranch worker who lives and August off. Many retired tories in Manchester, between, 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. MANCHESTER - Early The chorus, for all their number, The week will be 15 words S2 00 minimum TENTATIVE BUDGETS OF GENERAL MANAGER gratuities. Apply in person: female. Hartford area. All Former faculty New York gentlemen and housewives TEXAS OIL CO. needs WANTED - Man to work in Rockville, Ellington, Vernon, An Equal Opportunity American Oklahoma territory in the smokehou.se on Laurey's farm. didn't produce the volume they observed throughout the Happy A dt ...... 12.50 Inch Brass Key Restaurant. shifts open. Applicant must Music and Art High School. enjoy driving school buses. mature person. We train. APRIL 2, 1979 printing department of local South Windsor. Tblland, Employer. suddenly came to life when the cur­ Jud's growing jealousy of . Curly should have in most of the choruses. country to recognize the 7:30 P.M. Bolton and Glastonbury. If have no arrest record. Neat Professional Slnger/Pianlst. WHY NOT YOU? We will Write A.U. Dick, Box 789, Ft. food warehouse. Must be able MECHANIC- Small engine 644-8597. tains parted Friday night on provides the suspen.se in the story, Only in the grahd finale did they let significance of artistic train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or WADDELL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM to type. Apply Gaer Bros. 140 you have spare time during appearance. Automobile and Worth, Tex. 76101. experience. Own tools. Good one necessary. Potential Manchester High School music particularly when Jud plans an un­ loose on the title song and sing as endeavor and acknowledge Manchester, 643-2414. 163 Broad Street Rye St., South Windsor. the week and weekends. March 31st. thru April 11th,, salary. Insurance. Steady 'or career advancement in GUITAR, BANJO, BASS department's opening performance derhanded attack on Curly that they should have in the other choral the human needs served COMPUTER Notice is hereby given that in accordance with Ihe provisions employment, and advance­ LESSONS - Folk, Blue Grass, L' -SH'h BUS DRIVERS - will train if and you are a licensed insured PART TIME NIGHTS - Earn one of the highest initial star­ of "Oklahoma" hopefully would mean death. But numbers. through music in all APPLICATIONS PERSON of Chapter V of the Town Charier, as amended, the Board of driver, with a car or light ment possible. Also looking ting salaries paid in the in­ Popular. Ages, 5 ■ adults. necessary. Apply 90 wanted to assist in develop­ for - Trainee. Eckert's, $5.00-$6.00 per hour doing dustry, with a 90 day salary Beginners - professionals. The Rodgers and Hammerstein later on, when Jud encounters Curly The musical comedy favorite, cultures,” said Goldman. Brookfield Street, Muth Wind­ ment of computer Directors of (he Town of Manchester will hold a Public truck, write to; Pro Disco customer contact work from ENJOY WORKING WITH Inc., P.O. Box 5266, Hamden, Coventry, 742-6103. review. All uniforms and Easy enjoyable progress. favorite began with a scene complete with a knife, the hassle ends when which has been performed in past Gerald Marks, music sor. Call 289-5918. applications. No program­ Hearing on the tcniative budgets oi the General Manager lor our modern showroom. Call FREE loan instrument. 648- .said Town of Manchester lor the fiscal year beginning July I. FLOWERS? - We are looking Conn., 06518. Please enclose equipment furnished. Call for with a farm dog that ran across the Jud falls on his own knife. years by the Manchester High chairman, has announced ming experience necessary. for people to run our outdoor PART TIME WAITRESS- 521-2642. 6557. PART TIME. Do you have 2 1979 as published or to be published by the General Manager telephone number. An Equal appointment between 9 and 1, field, two goats led by a ranch hand Sue Beauregard was the plump School music department, was that in all South Windsor Some knowledge of computers [lower locations Friday. Opportunity Employer. Apply in persons only: La Monday thru Friday. Charter dx hours a day? Work at home on helpful. Part time year round in The Manchester Evening Herald. DEMONSTRATORS: Earn Schooft-Clettet IB through the barn yard and a corn Aunt FJIer who kept things moving directed by Martha White with schools there will be "open Saturday and Sunday. Work I Strada West, 4H Hartford Oak Security Agency, Inc., 391 the phone servicing our position, excellent salary and or all 3 days. Car a necessity. Road, Manchester. more money with Treasure Broad Street, Meriden, 06450, field guarded by .scarecrows that toward the box .social, and sang in a orchestral accompaniment by some house" in the music customers in your spare time. Said Hearing will be held in the Auditorium ol the Waddell CHILD CARE WORKERS - House party plan. New Gift equal opportunity employer •School, 163 Broad Slrcct, on Monday. April 2, 1979. al 7:30 Contact; SDR Enterprises, Connecticut Institute for the 529-%92. An Elqual Opportuni­ FOR THE BEST-Manchester later came to life in a dance routine. contralto unusually rich for one so school students and volunteers from department. Throughout 249-7773. M/F. Applications may be ob­ Andover 742-9965. NURSES AIDES- We are Catalog. Also name brand ty Employer, M/F. Gymnastic -School. 3 to 5 INPEX p.m in the evening, al which Hearing anv elector or Blind has immediate openings toys. Earn $1,000 or more in The high school musical production young. the Manchester Civic Orchestra and the week parents are in­ tained from Windsor Public for child care workers to work looking for responsible, warm pupils per teacher. FREE in­ NOTICES BOOKKEEPER School District, 150 Bloom­ taxpayer may have an opportunity to be heard. For and by people interested in caring for your spare time. Year round troductory lesson with this ad. was blessed with an even balanced Others who performed and sang other groups. vited to come in and 1 Lost and Found MEDICAL ASSISTANT FOR with multihandicapped — Personals ACCOUNTS payable, field Avenue, Windsor, order of the Board ol Directors of Ihe Town ol Mancliesler. the Elderly and Mentally selling means $$$$. Call Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. quality of good voices for the lead admirably in solo roles w ;re Phil The entire performance, which observe rehearsals, music 2 Connect iciil DOCTORS OFFICE, children in dormitories and KEEP SMILINQ 3 — Announcements receivable. Automotive Connecticut. 688-3631. - ROCKVILLE - Monday, Retarded. 7 to 3 weekends. collect person lo person for roles — not always the case in high Gordon as Will Parker, Robe Wilson tells the story of the fun, social life, plays, music classes and assist teachers in classrooms. Miss Carol 491-2100. Also * — Enteriainmant experience helpful. Minimun 5 Elizabeth J. Intagliata. Secretary Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Apply in person at: Meadows KEEP HAPPY Hornet For Bale 23 S — Auctions years full-time recent Prior experience with han­ booking parties. school performances. as Ike Skidmore, Jennifer Brewer as hardships and romance during the instrumental lessons. BABYSITTER NEEDED- Board oi Directors 12 to 6. Send resume to Box dicapped children required. Convalescent Home, 333 Ado Annie, and Bob Lcnhardt as Ali FINANCIAL bookkeeping experience. Call anytime after 6 p.m., 646- CC, c/o Manchester Herald. Bidwell Street, Manchester. BOLTON- Newer 2200 square Ingrid Jacobson did a commen­ early history of the United States is a Manchester. Connecticut Full time - first, second and FIVE OPENINGS Hakim. 0 — Bonds-StocKs-Mortgages Career position, excellent ad­ 0767. COVENTRY PUBLIC foot Custom Cape. 21/2 baths, dable performance of Laiirey, the delightful story which is a pleasure to 9 — Personal Loans vancement 527-8246. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this lillecnlh dav ol third shifts available. Part AVAILABLE to work part pretty country girl who wins the The .sophisticated audio system see and hear over and over again, 10 — Insu'Snca Februarv. 1979 time - third shifts. Salary $3.87 time locally. Flexible 16 SCHOOLS - Elementary Level 2 car garage. Birch Mountain to 4.23 depending on shift. Class Room 8. Contact Dr. Area. $85,^. Lessenger Sells. liearts of two young men who both picked up all the dialogue, .so that the whether done by professionals or EMPLOYMENT 1133-3 hours. $6.25 hourly. Car Nicolettl’s Office, 742-8913. 646-8713. - Haip Waniad NOTICE OF Contact Personnel office. Oak MAN WANTED To work in want to take her to the box social, sung and .spoken words were easily high school youths. SALE — PROJECT Proltalp Notice necessary. Call Cutco EOE. - Business Opportuniiias Hill School, 120 Holcomb Printing Department of local Distributors. 12 to 3 PM. 875- - Situation Wantad NOTICE TO CREDITORS EAST HARTFORD ■ •lacobson's voice is mature for her understandable. Only when a couple The professionalism that showed NOTES ESTATE OF A. LAWRENCE RIKER, Street. Hartford, 06112 or call food warehouse. Will teach 8949. TELEPHONE SALES- Gorgeous Colonial 9 rooms, 4 years and shows promise of a of the actors thought they had to among the Manchester High young EDUCATION Housing Authority of the Jr, dka ANDREW LAWRENCE 243-3496 M onday-Friday, you to run small AM Press. - Private Instructions RIKER. Jr aka ANDREW RIKER or between 8 AM-4 PM. E.O.E. Experienced Preferred. bedrooms. 2 car garage, with professional nature. rai.se their voices to be heard did the folk was apparent in the cooperative Town of Manchester LEGAL NOTICE ANDREW I, HIKER. Jr . diTeascd Must be able to type. Apply: TRUCK DRIVER - UTILITY - 19 — Schoois-Ciasses Gaer Bros. 140 Rye Street, Salary plus commission. Call an adjacent building Tot. The Carey Flanagan, with a natural system often distort their voices .so efforts from the students as they 20 -- Instructions Wanted The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. Short range delivery. 40 hour TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Judge, of the Court of Probate, South Windsor, 528-0292. total Package price-only $85,- that the clarity of the words was lost. Sealed proposals will be received by the Housing Authority week Company benefits. App­ 900. Group , Belflore Agency. baritone range, handled the tenor worked together on scenery, lights, r e a l e s t a t e NOTICE OF District of Manchester at a hearing ly 158 Hartford Road. 1 range of Curly with ease through It was a supreme effort of all the audio and costumes to put over 23 — Mumas lor Sale of the Town of Manchester (herein called the "Local Issuing held on March 19.1979 ordered that all BANK TELLER TRAINEE ■ 528-9493. 24 - Lpts-Land lor Sale Agency ) at 24 Bluefield Drive in the Town of Manchester, claims must be presented to the DRAFTSMAN Full time for main office. most of the performance, and music department members to par­ "another opening, another show," 25 — Investment Property fiduciaries on or before June 19.1979 or MECHANICAL- Excellent op­ OUTSIDE WORK- In fast South Windsor Bank It Trust SOUTH WINDSOR- Beautiful - Business Property State ol Connecticut, until, and publicly opened at, One ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE be barred as by law provided. g^rowing Lawn Treatment matched .lacob.son's quality well in ticipate in the musical, so much .so which was also presented Saturday - Pesorl Property portunity for aggressive in­ maintenance free aluminum Pearl J. Hullman, Ass t. Clerk MACHINISTS- Experienced Business. Good pay, excellent Company. Hours: Monday their love duet, that the stage space suffered when night. To all my children -- Peal Estate Wanted o'clock P.M. (S.T.) on April 10, 1979, for the purchase of In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 Hie lidu< laries are dividual capable of layout and thru Thursday, 8:30 to 5:00; sided 6 1/2 room Colonial, 1 'People Will .Say Lathe Operators, Set Up and opportunity for advancement. THANK YOU FOR $1,049,000 of Project Notes (Series 1979), being issued to aid and 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adop­ Eleanor Deuel Hiker detailing sales drawings for Friday 8:30 to 7:00, and an oc­ car garage on a nice lot. Only We're in Love. " they were all involved in the country MISC. SERVICES in financing its project(s) as follows: r>80 Spring S t . work from Blueprints. 1st. High School Diploma, good KEEPING ME -- Services OUered tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Manchester. Conn, 06040 industrial heat processing shift, overtime available. casional Saturday morning. $56,if00. Group I, Belflore - Painting-Papering equipment. Good benefits in driving record required. Call Agency. 528-9493. OUT OF THE Connecticut, on March 20, 1979. Andrew L. Hiker. HI Paid Health Insurance. Also Apply in person: 1033 John - Buitding-Contractmg Amount 510 North laemon. our rapid growth company. Lawn-A-Mat 649-8667, for an -- Roofng-Sidmg Series Maturity Part Time Retired Fitch Blva., South Windsor, CLOSET. D7 Hickory Hill. interview appointment. - Heating-Plum Ding $1,049,000 First 1979 May 16, 1980 Send resume, or call Ms. Machinists. Inquire Chaple between 9 and 3. Lolt-Lend For Sale 24 TV T o n ig h t Love to all. - Flooring Media. Penna 1906.1 Johnson at 289-1588. In- ORDINANCE and Tool Co., 81 Woodland Street, - Movmg-Trurhing-Storage dustronics, Inc. 489 Sullivan ANDOVER- Wooded 1.8 Mom 30 — Services Wanted The Conn Hank Tr ('o . Manchester, 646-5836. AUTO BODY MAN- 6 years 6:00 The Notes will be dated May 8, 1979, will be payable to BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town One t.'onslitulinn Plaza Avenue, South Windsor, Conn. experience. Good pay and Acres. $7,500, 2.66 acres $16,- (11 $100,000 Nama That Tune moonshiner team up with a stock Happy Brlthday llartlord. Conn 06115 ) (I) 02 00 Ntwi car driver lo settle some old (3) The Gong Show MISC FOR SALE bearer on the Maturity Date, and will bear interest at the of Manchester that Chapter 171 BLACKOUTS AND AIR E.O.E. DENTAL ASSISTANT - SALESMEN - Represen­ benefits. Excellent working 600. Bolton. Acre $10,0(K). 0 Newlywed Same 40 — Household Goods 069-1 ) iTov* Lucy IQ Danoa Fever scores. 0 ) & ABC Movie "Having Chris rate or rales per annum fixed in the proposal or proposals RAIDS, Sections 171-1 to 171-4 inclusive be repealed and the RECEPTIONIST. Bright, tatives needed full time or conditions. 688-2233. Coventry 19 acres $45,900. fJokw'iWlId Babies IT' (1977) Paula Prentiss, - Articles lor Sale Many other parcels. a S2 MacNall / Lahrer Report 09 02 00 The' Dark Secret Of 42 -- B'jiiding'Suppiies accepted for the purchase of such Notes. following be substituted therefor: energetic, personable in­ part time (evenings and J Boxo'i Big Top a Wild Kingdom Harvaat Home Tony Bill. NOTICE TO CHEDITOHS Butinett Opportunity 14 Lessenger Sells, 646-8713, 09 Voice Of Faith 43 — Pels -Birds- Dogs All proposals for the purchase of said Notes shall be sub­ Chapter 171-1 Civil Preparedness dividual wanted for Orthodon­ weekends). Individual for @ TV Community Collaga I3| Chico And Tha Man (Q Methadone 44 ~ Musical Instruments ESTATE OE ISABELLE F tic Office two or three days Turf Care Estimating. Local n My ThrM Sotu 99 Movie "On The WalerIronI " S 92 S Best Of Carson 45 - Boats & Accessories mitted in a form approved by the Local Issuing Agency Sec. 171-1 Civil Preparedness Agency; Director/Coor- SPENCEH. deceas^ MACHINISTS For Aircraft 149 Tic Tac Dough The Hon William E. FitzGerald. per week. Reply to Box G. c/o firm. Appointments supplied, 3 Bm inu (1954)'Marlon Brando. Eva Marie S The Rifleman -46 — .Sporting Goods dinator. There shall be created an Agency of Town Govern­ Parts- Experimental and O F FE R S IN V ITED / 8:00 47 — Garden Products Copies of such form of proposal and information concerning Judge, ol the Court of Probate. Manchester Belaid. Of) Studio 8«o Saint. Only one man musters up 92 Captioned ABC Nawa Short Run. Job Shop commissions and expenses. RETAIL STORE ON (S Tha Paper Chaaa - Antiques the Notes may be obtained from the Ucal Issuing Agency at ment to be known as the "Civil Preparedness Agency." Said District of Manchester at a hearing Will train. Call Lawn-A-Mat, 6:30 enough courage to challenge a 12:00 49 — Wanted to Buy held on March 19, 1979 ordered that all experience preferred. To WHEELS- Make an easy $20.- PHARMACY 0 Croaa-WIta the address indicated above. Detailed information with Agency shall be under the supervision of the Director of the claims must he presented to the PART TIME PACKAGE 649-8667, between 9 a m. and 9 ) TTw Bridy Bunch 0 go Happy Daya powerful mob leader who holds I Love Lucy work on either Lathe, 000 per year. Excellent terms. the dock workers ol a big city In The Rifleman RENTALS respect to the conditions of this sale may be obtained from Civil Preparedness who shall be appointed by the General liduciarv on tir lielore June 19. 1979 or STORE HELP In Manchester. p.m. j Bowling For Dollirt ® Movie "Sol Madrid" (1968) S 52 — Rooms lor Rent be barred as by law provided. Bridgeport, Cintimatic or Call John, at Chenette p Jiko Hau Qotpal Tlm« an Iron grip. (2 hrs.) the March 27. 1979 issue of The Daily Bond Buyer. Manager and many serve the Town in another capacity as Tracer. Top Pay for right Permanent. Wednesday. Associates, "Gallery Of CLERKS David McCallum, Stella Stevens. 12:30 53 — Apartments for Rent Pearl J. Hultinan. Thursday and Friday, 4 or 5 lo ) n a NBC Ntwt 54 — Homes lor Rent well. The Director of Civl Preparedness will serve at the will Ass t (.’lerk man. Excellent fringe DENTAL ASSISTANT Homes," 528-9081. Full time openings An undercover agent allempis to 9:30 (X Movie "The Hound Of The 8 p.m., Saturday 3 or 4 to 8 NEEDED for Vennon and (OvarEaty persuade a gangsler's girlfriend QD go Three's Company Baskervllles" (1939) Basil Ralh- HAUOWEEN 55 — Business lor Rent Housing Authority of the of the General Manager and may be remov^ by the General llie (ifluciarv is benefits. Apply at: Paragon available for I Adam-12 56 — Resort Property for Rent John L .Si)encer, Jr p.m. Excellent hourly rate. downtown Hartford. Specialty lo testily In a case aimed at a t The Making 01 Tha Scarlet bone, Nigel Bruce. 57 - Wanted to Rent Town of Manchester Manager at any time. Directors may also be removed as . 76 Shore Road. Tool Co., Inc., 121 Adams Experienced Pharmacy ) An Amarican Story Letter Benefits. Please write: office. Excellent working con­ reducing illegal drug traftic 2 12:40 58 — MiSC lor Rent provided in Section 28-7 lb), General Statute of Connecticut. Anilover, New Jersey • Street, Manchester, 647-9935. Clerks in our ShopRite 6:65 hrs, Pascal Mastrangelo. Chairman 07821067-3 Package Store Inc., P.O. Box ditions with many fringe 10:00 X C B S Late Movie "Royal AUTOMOTIVE u7o-J Sec. 171-2 Director; Duties. The Director of the Civil MNawa ^ 02 Clltthangara $ 0 N e w a AVON - To buy or sell in 1378, Manchester, 06040. benefits. Call 872-7852. WANTED Drug Store, located at: a Cievaland Orchestra ~ ' 60th Wedding" (1951) Fred Astaire, Aulos lor Sale Preparedness Agency is a staff person reporting directly to 7:00 The Ropers Jane Powell. „ ' \ v - Trucks lor Sale NOTICE TO CHEDITOHS Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ 587 East Middle Turn­ Annivaraary Special ® TrI-State Town Meeting Heavy Equipment lor Sale the General Manager. FULL-TIME APPLIANCE (.}) CBS Nawa 00 Haa Haw Honaya 1:00 ESTATE OK EDWAHD B SWANSON, try, Andover. Call 822-8083 pike, Manchester. For (il Six Million Dollar Man ® Living Faith Moiorcycies-B'Cydes dei'eased collect. DELIVERY MEN-Good hour­ AUTOMOTIVE U Joker’s Wild S 92 S Tomorrow - Campers-Traiiers-Mobiie As a staff person the Director will advise the General The Hon. William E. Filztjerald. ly rate. Call (or appointment- interview appointment, ( D a ABC Nawa 07) Qrand Jury 10:30 Homes LEGAL NOTICE TECHMCIANS I J) Dating Qame 1:15 III V Manager on matters pertaining to Civil Preparedness and Judge, of the Court of Probate. District Dou|an’$ Donuts please call: Mr. Rulnick ® go 13 Queens Bhrd. 66 — Automotive Service of Manchester at a hearing held on CARPENTER A1 Sieffert's Appliances, 647- (tl Faatival Of Faith 8:30 0 Joe Franklin I ' I t. < ^ H niitcib 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Disaster Emergency Operations. He or she will coordinate 9997. at 643-0014. (8 Pompeii .Man h 19, 1979 ordered that all claims E X P E R IE N C E D in COUNTER HELP QM Exparianc* a 00 Sounding Board (SI Marv QrlWn 92 Footsteps NOTICE OF the activities of all town agencies in Disaster Emergency must Ik* presented to the fiduciary on Starting salary com­ (£ <19 The MacKanilea 01 Para­ 2:00 remodeling. Call Robert Jar­ a Nawa 92 Daktarl situations but in no case will he or she assume command of or beffire Juno 19, 1979 or be barred as vis. 643-6712. PART TIME - Bookkeeping, Opening Soon. All shifts mutt. W* oiler Blu* mensurate with a Dick Cavatt dise Cove 11:00 any agency or department other than the Civil Preparedness by law provided Typing, Gal Friday. With ad­ IM Nawtywad Qama lOO Minority Advisory Board Spe­ (X op 92 IS S ) News 2:13 WUKMV Pearl J Hullman, available. Benefits for Croat, Blu* Shiald, Paid experience, ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE Ass't Clerk ministrative skills for East a Tha Odd Coupla cial (XI (^ o l Bumetl Arid Friends 0 Movie "Dully" (1968) James AVWM) NOMINEE Agency unless directly ordered to do so by the General REAL ESTATE SALES full time. Apply in per­ Vacation. Contact: Ed □ NOTICES The (idui'iarv is. Hartford Real Estate Office. a Ovar Eaay 90 Liars Club (0 NBA Basketball Coburn, James Mason. In accordance with the provisions of Charter 3, Sections 1 Manager. In no case shall the authority of the Director Eleanor r^yt iK k PEOPLE- 2 full time sales son to; Sttaahan, Sarvic* S Dick Van Dyke 289-7475 7:29 9:00 2:15 and 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adop­ supersede that of the police or fire departments of the Town 24 Margery Drive associates. Members of two DIractor. 99 Hogan's Heroes Lott and Found 1 East Hartlord, Conn IM Dally Numbara GD CBS Movie Moonshine 92 Dick Cavatt 0 News "THE DEER- tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, of Manchester in their normal operations. 06118 Multiple Listing Services. Call OOUGAN’s DONUTS County Express ' (1977) John Connecticut, on December 12, 1978. 06A-3 Bob at Wolverton Agency Mons 7:30 Saxon, Susan Howard Three 11:30 2:40 The Director will coordinate the activities of all Civil SALES AQENT 33S Centur Street 0 Nawa HUNTER" LOST - Ladies Ring, Blue Lin- Realtors. 649-2813. ShoMItB (31 P.M. Magazine beaulllul daughters of a m Bamaby Jonas dy Star, Sapphire, in Preparedness forces, both full time and volunteer and will be WANTED Mencliester 249-1301 Manchester; Sears, Caldor, responsible (or the recruitment and training of needed Civil NOTICE OF We need a man or woman to tell Drugstores I h 0 a t r a 1 t o n i g h t First Federal. Elm Ceramics. ORDINANCE Preparedness personnel. As a staff person he or she will our exclusive calenders and an Reward. 646-8018. assist the General Manager in the preparation and updating HEARING extensive line of advertising " 0 caaoi wrouiwiD MHIIM APfuCMlT BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town speciaiiies/business gifts. This Is of Manchester that the following is hereby enacted: of Town Emergency Operations Plans and Standing The Commissioner of En­ an excellent opportunity for you M r i f | ' f j WE NEED YOU TO SPEAK OUT! Operating Procedures. vironmental Protection to associate yourself with the 99* Ordinances Section 30-4(c) is deleted and the following is Murphy Co., a pioneer in the 1 at the substituted therefore: He or she will maintain contact with the Connecticut Civil hereby gives notice of his in­ advertising field since 1888. Ac­ Vernoticin^ '^ 2 s a tention to conduct a public counts are protected. Lucrative HOUTISIS »4 0611 »IT95I TOWN FORUM Notwithstanding any other provisions contained in this Or­ Preparedness Area Office designed for the Town of commission structure. If you can LOST - WOMEN'S GOLD hearing regarding: organize your time and work with dinance, the following areas within the Town of Manchester Manchester and will cooperate with the Connecticut Civil sponsored by SEIKO BRACELET WATCH. Preparedness Agency in preparation of required reports, a minimum of aupervision. full or Reward. 646-3631 after 5PM. shall be closed to public use and travel daily from 10:00 p.m. The application for a Permit pan lime, wfite Bob McKenzie. T h o n o m » • — It $ $., procedures, and other necessary paper work to ensure the to Construct an Indirect Marketing Manager. The Thos. 0. 2 to 6.00 a.m. of the following day: Murphy Co . P.O. Attention Realtors SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER of MANCHESTER Town receiving all possible' funding, equipment and other Source of Air Pollution (DEP AVEHUB 77001 Pertonalt Center Springs Park, Charter Oak Bark, Center Park, Box 122. Locust Valley. New York •rOol and benefits available to the Town through State and National Application ||I2AH 78) for the 11S80 IBBBCHJLARS Case Mountain area, Globe Hollow Swimming area, Saulters Civil Preparedness. widening of i-86 from Exit % iecmnk:ou)r*1

Ptanuto — Chariot M. Schulz ACROSS article Answer to Previous Punte 2 Upland plain I Pairs 3 IcTT HERE'S •WE WORLP WAR r QUICKLY HE CONSULTS 6 UTEN M0RS&I...WIE AUF WIEPERSEHEN. 3 Scandinavian Doar Abby 5 Arum capital □ □ a m FLViNSACEPOliINBEHINP HIS PHRASE BOOK 6 EHT ES IHNEN? I eU E S S I I Habrew ENEMV LINES...A V0UN6 prophat 4 Seal By Abigail Van Buren 13 Island in tha 5 Metal PEASANT LA55 APPROACHES.. Wast Indias container ■ s n 14 Actress 6 Physician’s as Burstyn sociation 15 With no (abbr.) f r m k m t f n n t weapons 7 Musical 16 Lecturer direction DEAR AUBY; MIXED EMOTIONS wrote that his aging 18 Station (Pr.) 8 Bean mother had suffered a stroke and needs constant care. "I 19 Reverent fear 9 Maple genus X Rid op ALL TUB will never aend her to a nursing home,** he vows, “because 20 Island off 10 Sadist DIET CLINIC Moiembique Marquis de 27 Barge-load of 43 Jog . Poop IN THB HOu5Bp all her life she sacrificed for me, and now it’s my turn to Priscilla’s Pop - Ed Sullivan 22 Put coal 44 Slangy repay her.” So "our hero" asks his w ife-w ho just happens 24 Lacquered 28 Go astray affirmative L O L i^ Jto ntctelf in , a n d to be a registered nurse-to stay home and Uke care of hia metalware 12 Over again 29 Scotch beret 45 Infrequent mother. The wife refused, and I don't blame her. M M A 4-' > WHV PO Y ITS ONE sou KEAAEAkBER "ANP NOW life 26 Type of jacket 13 Stick out 30 .. 46 Vex WtfEFrr TO gED. Abby. why do people feel that the RN in the family should TERRIFIC.' ".-SIGH SOU SK5H A OF THOSE THAT HE USED TO ^ BECAUSE OF A 29 Flashlight 17 Fisherman's d'oeuvre 47 Fetish drop everything and Uke care of a chronically ill family WHEN IP BITTER- KISS SOU BECAUSE TUNA ANP NOOPLE (Brit.) snare 32 Wagnerian 48 Woman s Y ----- AMP INHIBN X G O T UP member? I'm an RN and if I chose to nurse an ailing relative, GBAAAPS > SWEET SOU WERE SOUNS, CASSEROLE. 31 Household 20 Sick dwarf name appliance 21 Vegetable 34 Authoritative 50 Digit that would be one thing, but to be pressured to do so just KISSES s o u ) JOVS OF SUM.ANP EXCITING" 33 Ventilation ap­ StrvIcM Otttrad GRAJslPAVk?/ AWkRRIA6 E, 22 Evening (Fr.) rule 51 Officer's 31 S»r/leM O lHni 31 Painting-Ptparing 32 Building Cohlraeting 33 IN THB M^N|N<3i, M Y because I've had special training is something else. erture 23 Is human 38 Hold session Candidate If the husband feels obligaUd to repay his mother for all '------' 35 Layer of floors 25 Follow orders COMPLETE CARPET & Tile is she's done for him. let HIM learn the fundamenUls of pa­ 36 Housewife's ti­ 40 Vends School (abbr ) INCOME TAX CARPENTER - Repairs, gPANgAO CHAiR WA5 GO IE! 26 Unoccupied 42 Pools installation and repairs. Free remodeling, additions, gar­ tient care so he can stay home and Uke care of her. He . r tle (abbr.) 53 Ruddy PREPARATION estimates. Call 64^3745, after ages, roofing. Call David e'(Tl kf H(A UK .T W U ■ PM on 3*s7 doesn't have to be an RN. 37 Beams \ 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 0 10 5 p.m, FREE JUNK CAR Patria, 644-1756. 39 Babylonian REMOVAL! Call 649-7343, MANCHESTER, CONN. deity 11 12 13 BUSINES.S lU INDIVIDUAL BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. Apartments For Pant 53 Why not send 40 Compass 14 FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY Autos For Sale 61 DEAR MANCHESTER: My mail has bean overwfaelm- point 15 INCOME TAXES Fireplaces,concrete. Chimney - Remodeling and Additions. a happy thought iogly in favor of the wile. Read oo; PREPARED - In the com­ repairs. No job too small Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 FOUR ROOMS, FIRST to someone todayl 1977 TO YO TA COROLLA 41 I possess 16 17 11 Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ FLOOR- Adult couple. No Fabric Flowers (contr) fort of your home or office, Painting-Paparing 32 years experience! For Free DELUXE Station Wagon. DEAR ABBY: 1 couldn’t believe M IXED EMOTIONS, 10 20 31 timates. Estimates, call 646-4239. children or pets. 649-6^. Excellent condition. $3495. 43 Ancient C.ill B46-76.1,7, for an appoint- who was shocked because his w ife -a registered nurse — Phoenician njcnt PAINTING - Interior and Call between 6 and 9 p.m. 643- Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 22 23 24 25 26 27 21 CARPET INSTALLATION - exterior, paperhanging, FARRAND REMODELING - FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. □ AUTOMOTIVE 4497. prefers to go out and care for strangers rather than sUy port Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets. April 1st. First floor. Adults. home and Uke care of his ailing mother. 46 Style of type 20 30 31 32 excellent work references. Cabinets and Formica 'Tops, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• WELCOME AE0A(Z0,SAIL0R»! Steam Cleaning. Free es­ No pets. Security. Call mor­ He also said, "I have a good income, and it’s not necessary NAVEL 1NTELLI6EMCE CRAFT. POMT BOTHERL 49 Lend broker INCOME TAX Preparation Free estimates. Fully in­ Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ Autos For Sale 61 alw vs happy to upholp the 33 34 35 timates. Call 649-6265. for my wife to work at all!" A SIR.. SPECIAL MISSION! IT'S riL LAV IT o n '' 52 Fifteenth sured. Martin Matson, 646 ditions. Decks, All types of nings or after 4:00 PM. 649- TRAOITIONJi OF THE 9EAi... Experienced. At your home, 1265. UR0ENT WE CONTACT WASH YA FASTJ...THIS century royal 36 H 3 7 (fall Dan Mosler, M9-3329 or 4431. Remodeling and Repairs. WE PAY $10 for complete Really, now, that's quite a put-down. It's akin to saying, "1 WHAT WAS VOUK SHIP? IN6T0N...CAN WE TALK IN family 31 30 E X P E R T P A IN TIN G and make enough money so my wile can putter around with her SUY HERE IS 525-8283. Phone 643-6017. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland V0URCA6IN.. ALONE T A u v m a 54 Thole 40 41 42 LANDSCAPING Specializing QUALITY PA IN TIN G and 149 OAKLAND STREET - 3 Auto Body. 528-1990. BANK REPOSSESSIONS - little hobbies to keep herself busy." 55 Sleep noisily in Exterior House Painting. Paper Hanging by Willis LEON CIESZYNSKI room apartment, heated. No Many to choose from! If the wife of M IX E D EMOTIONS were to volunteer her 56 Arguments 43 44 45 47 46 IN C O M E T A X Tree pruning, spraying, Schultz. Fully insured BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ pets. Security required. $230. Automobiles can be seen at 57 Joyful MONTE CARLO 1973, Power husband's professional skills full time to one of HER 49 5 ^ 51 PREPARATION - Your home mowing, weeding. Calf 742- references. 649-4343. ditions, Remodeling, Rec 646-2426, 9-5 PM. steering, power brakes, Superior Auto Incorporated, relatives (and for free, yet), what do you think his answer 52 53 7947. Route 6, in Columbia, Conn., or mine. Dan Wade, Tax Con Rooms, Garages, IGtchens automatic, $1,575. Call '649- would be? D O W N S4 55 sultant, 649-6851 f e m a l e R 0Q _M M A T E or call 646-0563, ask for Paul J.P. LEWIS & SON- Interior Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath 1149 anytime. WONDERING SNOW-PLOWING- Available and Exterior painting, paper Tile, Dormers, Roofing. WANTED - To share house in West. 1 Definite 56 57 all winter, night or day. hanging, remodeling, carpen­ Residential or (fommercim. Coventry, Full use of house; 1976 CHEVETTE SCOOTER - - if SANDING AVAILABLE, washer, dryer, basement, BANK REPOSSESSIONS DEAR WONDERING: Probably, "No way. Dear." Or, INIWSFAFIR turinpHiSI ASSN I ALLAN T. KEELER'S TAX try, Fully insured. 649-9658. 649-4291. 26,000 miles, very good condi­ "You've got to be klddingl” SERVICE Tax Returns done TOO, Don’t wait til it snows! *•••••#••••••••••••••••••• lake privileges. $200 monthly. tion. $2,000 firm. Call 643-4461. FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobile S' in the privacy of your home. Call 646-0743, after 3:30 p.m, A&W PAINTING Contrac­ RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 References reouired. Write Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, Call 87M781. for appointment tors, Quality painting and Box F, c/o Manchester S U P E R 1972 M E R C U R Y needs b o ^ work $2100; 1974 DEAR ABBY: The RN who refused to sUy home and :¥JA¥;:;¥:¥:::¥:¥;¥;¥:::%::¥:¥:W^^^^^ PROFESSIONAL paper hanging at reasonable BIDWELL HOME Improve­ Herald CAPRI - 2 door, 4 speed, stan­ Pontiac Firebird, automatic nurse her husband's chronically ill mother has valid reasons Win at bridge DRESSMAKING & rates. Fully insured. Free ment Co. Expert installation dard transmission, radial with air $2100; 1973 Ford for her decision. In the first place, she knows how difficult it Alley Cop — Dave Graua Of’’ t a x e s ALTERATIONS done In my Ffstimates, Call Wayne 649- of aluminum siding gutters ROCKVILLE- FOUR CLEAN tires, very clean, extra good Country Sedan Station Wagon is to be professional with relatives because of the emotional PREPARED- Individual home. Please call 6464972, ROOMS, first floor, near $900; 1973 Chevrolet Bel Air )artner,ship, corporations 7696. and trim. Roofing installation gas mileage. Must be seen. involvement. Second, she probably knows her mother-in-law IL L JUST WRAP THIS VINE I'VE FIXED SOUK A'X I HOPE YOU'RE READY, OOP! THAT Monday thru Friday. 10:00 and repairs 649-6495 , 871-2.323. busline. Appliances, security, 633-8863 keep trying. $900; 1972 Ford Maverick well enough to be aware that a nurse-patient relationship AROUND TH' END OF ONE AS SOU CAN SBE, TO Unblock the blocked suit Will come to your home. Call a m. to 3:00 p.m, references, no pets. 643-9743. $900; 1970 Chevrolet Mailbu c r it t e r s RIGHT BEHIND USJ 1^-5742. , PERSONAL Paperhanging would never work indefinitely. OF THESE BRANCHES SO CA RRY. S O For particular people, by SPECIALIZING cleaning and 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE - $700; 1970 Chrysler New Furthermore, it would be economically unsound for her to IT'LL BE HANDY , SOUR MANDS/THANkS, WILL CLEAN CELLARS and Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime. repairing chimneys, roofs, ASHFORD - THREE ROOM 2 door, 6 cylinder. 37,000 Yorker $650. The above may WHEN I NEED IT! ARE FREE 1 ( FOOZY ■ a c c u r a t e ...... " attics and haul away scrap be seen at the Savings’Bank of C-301 be tied to a home job indefinitely without pay. She'd suffer a ace and king picked up the new roofs. Free estimates. 30 Remodeled Ranch. Tile bath, miles, lots of extras, excellent ^ auit but dununy's two laat EXPERIENCED TAX iron FREE of charge. yard. No pets. Heat supplied. Manchester, 923 Main Street, loss of pension as well as Social Security benefits. TEACHERS- Experienced years Experience. Howley, condition. Call 875-0582. NORTH .V27-A diamonda were both high HELP-Your home l/)w cost. Telephone 644-3234. Unfurnished. 423-4190,928-5095 Manchester, When caring for a patient 24 hours a day, seven days a Exterior Painters now 643-5361. week, the nurse becomes tired and worn out. Should she ♦ A K 7 and South had no way to get Small llusini'ss’ ,Sold Home? booking for spring / summer evenings. 1970 PONTIAC- Own owner. 1977 FORD MAVERICK- 4 need medical care or time off to rest, she's apt to forego it V A 10 5 4 back to his hand to collect Ilemizcd de^clions 6.33-1267 jobs. F-ee Estimates. ROOFER WILL Install roof, Clean. Air conditioning. 2 ♦ .1 9 8 7 door. Power steering. Power for fear her absence would upset the patient. Meanwhile, that fifth diamond trick. Reasonable rates. 649-5873. siding or gutter for low dis­ EAST HARTFORD - 4 room, Door Hardtop. $750, or best ♦ J O first floor apartment. Heated, brakes. 6 cylinder. Automatic the nurse loses contact with friends, neighbors and the Down one! CHILD CARE - For ages 2 count price. Call Ken at 647- offer. 633-3802. W E S T E A S T 1566. enclosed porch, basement, transmission. Perelli Radial world in general. When the patient finally dies, there is ) "How could I do any INCOME TAX RETURNS thru 8, in my State Licensed large vard. No pets. $260 per Tires. Car is very clean and nothing left of the nurse. 096S4 OQ10 82 better?" asked South, ‘"The PREPARED - After 5 Home. Hours: 7 to6daily. Hot 1972 RANCHERO- V-8. V Q 7 3 V K 98 2 diamonds blocked automati­ Building Contracting 33 TRACY BROTHERS- month. 289-4950. economical. Should be seen! We hear much about child and wife abuse lately. Many w c c k tl a y s , a n y tim e lunch, laundry and overtime Automatic, Air conditioner. 0 Q 10 0 4 3 cally," Roofing, Flat Roof, Hot Tar, Power steering. New tires. Asking $2895. 872-4383. doctors and nurses see PARENT abuse which results from weekends. Phone Ia)well services offered. Excellent TWO-BEDROOM 3*17 OK863 OQI0 4 "They only blocked you references. 643-9677, WES ROBBINS Carpentry Gravel, Built-Upi Roofing. Excellent condition. $2575 the same frustrations and tensions that cause other abuses. Q ttztt.r NtA W«0 m PM OH because you are a block­ Thompson at 643-2870. remodeling specialist. Ad­ Commercial & Residential. A P A R TM E N T- 2nd floor. firm. Serious inquiries only CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1977- Perhaps this wife has seen parent abuse and (ears she SOUTH ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Heat and hot water included. Medallion Edition. Vinyl top. ♦ J 3 head," replied,North. "You Free Estimates. 872-6269. please. 875-3037. might be driven to commit it should she take on a nursing The Flintatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productions should duck the second club, built-ins, bathrooms, $275. One month deposit Full power. Electric windows. You can make a lovely job where she couldn't renew herself every eight hours, o^^u V J 6 Air, AM-FM. Valour interior. bouquet of wild roses, ♦ A K 6 5 2 but win the third. Discard a kitchens, 649-3446. Heating-Plumbing 35 required. One child, no pets. 1976 DODGE ASPEN- R/T. quit if the tension got too great. ^ C&M TREE SERVICE - Free Call 646-5984. Lean-burn engine. 39,000 daisies, baby’s breath, y '/OU'VE BEEN v e s T ^ A N P , MJlTM O N L V ^ ^ ♦ A752 diamond from dummy on estimates, discount senior LICENSED DAY CARE in Excellent condition. 15,000 carnations and poppies S.C. OUT SHOPPING I JU S T that third club. Cash a high my home. First and second CU.STOM Carpentry - homes, SEWERLINES, sink lines, miles. Asking $2700. Private miles. 646-0299. r TWO PACKAGES.''... Vulnerable: East-West c itiz e n s . (,’ 0 m p a n y W O N 'T LAST LONG - 2 from silk, nylon, cotton GOT DON'T TELL ME ALL diamond to see If the queen Manchester-owned and shift openings available. 742- Additions. Repairs, Cabinets. cleaned with electric cutters, owner. Call 649-2186. or velvet remnants using Dealer: South Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. bedroom with living room. 1970 MUSTANG- Excellent DEAR S.C.: You make an excellent point. MV LECTURING, ON falls. Lead your laat club to operated Call 646-1,327. 5473 by professionals. McKinney this easy-to-follow pat­ West while discarding an­ Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ For April 1st. Just $175. 1685- FORD 1972 CUSTOM- Good condition! Standard. Many tern. yoUR EXTRAVAGANCE, West North Eant S o u th 1). Rental A.ssistors, 236-5M6. extras. $1500., or best offer. Do you wiak yon had more Irienda? For the aecret of ! ♦ other diamond from dum­ REW EAVING burn holes. HOME GARDENS ROTO- TIM O THY J, CONNELLY pany, 643-5308. condition. New tires, power No. C-301 has pattern my. The suit would have TILLF3D- Manchester, Bolton, (farpentry and general con­ Small fee. 643-5836. pieces; full directions. pepnlarity, get Abby'a mw booklet: “How To Be Populari Pass 1V Pass 1 N T Zippers, umbrellas repaired. steering power brakes. Phone Pass 3 NT Pass been unblocked and you Vernon, Coventry and An­ tracting. Residential and NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet 633-2147. TO ORDER, lenl $1.00 fer took Yoa’re ^^▼or Too Yoaiw or Too Old." Scad 61 wttk o los«, P u s s Window shades, Venetian CARPETED ONE 1973 CHEVY MALIBU - Very |ttterD, plus 2S( for postoft mi P a s s would have made the blinds Keys. TV FOR RENT, dover areas. Call 742-9015. commercial. Whether it be a repairs, plugged drains, bandling. solf-oddrooood, sUmpod (28 eoatol oavolope to Abby, 132 game." small repair job. a custom kitchen faucets replaced, BEDROOM - On first floor. 1974 MUSTANG II - 4 speed, 4 low mileage. Air. Excellent Lasky Drive, Beverly HOli, CtU. (0212. Marlow's, 867 Main St 649- Has appliances. Only $205. condition! AM-FM, with tape hme Catet 5221. COMPELETE LAWN built home or anything in repaired, rec rooms, cylinder engine. Good condi­ c/i MMcteiter Emiif HeriU m i Opening lead: A3 MAINTENANCE. Spring between, call 646-1379. bathroom remodeling, heat 1719-4). Rental Assistors, 236- tion. $1600, or best offer. Call deck. Call after 5 PM - 649- itSO of 5646. Small fee. 8807. Nn ru i HY. lOOU ODD .ions DONE - Cellars, Cleanup, Fetillzing, Liming, modernization, etc. Free anytime, 649-1448. Print Name. Addreti with ZIP Aiklbt exports attics, garages, yards Seeding, Thatching, Mowing. NEWTON SMITH- Estimate gladly given. M & M CODE and Style Number. mum:'-.- Tender I.aiwn Care. 647-9260. Rcmodcling, Repairs, and Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. KIDS OK - SPACIOUS 5 room 1970 FORD TORINO GT- 1971 FORD MAVERICK - By Oawald Jacoby You hold; cleaned, moving, duplex with carpet, 1979 ALBUM with a 32«page trucking.laiam for sale. Lawn Rec-Rooms. No job to small. Automatic. Needs work, but (jood on gas. 3 speed. Tires ’’Gift Section" with full Astrograph and Alan Sontag TYPIST- Ffxperienced with 649-3144. MANCHESTER PLUMBING appliances and more. (685-4). in running condition. $200 or like new. Good condition. Call , directions. Price ... $2.00 * 0 4 service. No job too big or Rental Assistors, 236-5646. The Born Loser — Art Sansom small. 568-8522.______l-egal. Thesis, etc. IBM Selec- & H E A T IN G - R epairs. best offer. 643-6395. 649-6472. ALSO THESE BOOKS AT S1.2S EACH. North was bitter. He said » Q 76 CARPENTRY & MASONRY - Small fee. to South: “ If you are going tric Typewriter. Prompt ser­ Remodeling. Pumps repaired Ne. Q*11<-BLUE RIBBON QUILTS. your spirits. Don't be too * A Q 5 4 3 KEEP SMILING vice. Will Pick up and oeliver, Additions and Remodeling. replaced. Free estimates CentalDt iliteea Itvily qaitts. to go out of your way to get * K 10 9 EAST HARTFORD - Kids and No. Q-117-QUILTS ON PARADE. proud. FOR HEAVEKJG SAKB, IF 'itXJ DOU'T in Manchester area. Call 649- Free estimates. Call Anthony Electric drain-snaking. 24- ^ T ^ 4 ^ ^ 646-5971 Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. A MEWk5.%>TA7<. 2 Stove, refrigerator, and linens let them, others can be a weeks Assign priorities. Stick TAX.0(.ALW