PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs . .loo I l»"" Lydall Street Watershed Land Still Interests Town MANCHESTER —The town now may be interested in the purchase because Davis wanted to sell the entire watershed, and the town might be interested in con­ the watershed, the town officials think the town should at the purchase of 63 acres on Lydall Street because half of parcel and not just the section in the watershed area. sidering the purchase. least study the idea of buying the entire parcel the property is part of the watershed area for a reservoir. Giles thought at the time that only 20 of the 63 acres China To Move Faster UFO Reports Spreading The town would like to own as much watershed proper- "We want to keep our options open," Town Manager Connecticut Legislators Aetna Denies The 63-acre parcel is owned by John Davis, who recent­ were in the watershed area of the Lydall Street Reser­ ty_as possible to protect its water bodies, which are used Robert Weiss said. For Taiwan Unification Throughout the World ly obtained a zone change for the land. He has said ho voir. to'supply water to town residents. "I think it’s .something we want to at least look at." he File 337 Bills Already Reports on WHA might want to build a subdivision on the property, which He now said about half of the property is in the FFven though only half of the property in question is in said. Page 2 Page 4- Page 4 now IS zoned Residence A. Page 11 He also may consider the sale of land to the town Jay Giles, Manchester's director of public works, said a couple of weeks ago that the town was nor interested in OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 Housing Official East HartfprZi Continued Cold Seeks 20 Acres Highs in 20s COVENTRY — Housing Authority Chairman Albert Detallt on page 2 Bradley has asked the Town Council to earmark 20 acres behind the Town Hall for elderly housing units in addition H o n i n g to the 40-unit project presently under construction there. New Storms He reported that twice the number of applications have been received than units available. Because the A new storm moved into the apartments are being funded through the State Depart­ Central Plains and Midwest ^ ------r-/ ■■WHIP L.RPIIVOI ment of Community .Affairs, non-Coventry residents are today, carrying light to moderate also eligible to apply. I snow to areas with below-freezing The site is off Main Street within walking distance of temperatures and freezing rain the village shopping area and post office. A proposal is and sleet to warmer areas. being studied by the council to locate a new town garage A smaller but denser storm New Regime facility behind the school complex near the elderly dumjied about 10 inches of snow in housing project. SAVE ON HIDE ■ A ■ BED SOFAS 2'k hours Thursday near the Town Manager Frank Connolly told the council that a ears I eastern end of Lake Ontario in meeting date of January 16 has been set for the first New York, from Rodman and organizational gathering of the Satellite Clinic Study Hld«-A-B«dt* Adams Center to Watertown. It Committee. The group is composed of representatives of Some One Of A I eased as it moved southeast. Doesn’t End several area towns in addition to Coventry and has been The newest storm flowed across established to review the feasibility of a proposal by Kind. Many othere northern Texas and Oklahoma Manchester Memorial Hospital to locate a clinic in the to choose from. north to Nebraska, southern Iowa area Quantities Limited I and Southern Illinois, which had Connolly also reported that he had received a legal opi­ to stock. about 1 inch of snow Thursday nion from Town Attorney Abbot Schwebel on the section night and was expected to get a Iran Exodus in Coventry's charter relating to minority representation For Exampio total of 3. on municipal agencies appointed by the council. Two 8-year-old mentally TEHRAN. Iran (UPI) - Shah relatively calm today after a two- 5 "The council would have to meet the minority SIMMONS I retarded boys were found in their Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and his week spell of bloody clashes between representation provisions of the charter," Connolly pajamas frozen to death in below family spent the Iranian weekend in anti-shah demonstrators and the explained. This requires that no more than a bare majori­ zero temperatures Thursday out­ the country and the exodus of combined force of the army and ty of any one political party be represented on a board or side the door to their dormitory at foreigners continued today despite secret police. commission. 'The question came up recently in regard to the Joseph P, Kennedy School for the scheduled transition to a civilian An estimated 1,000 demonstrators the Social Services Committee and the Salvation Army Exceptional Children in Palos government Saturday. marched in southern Tehran today Study Committee. I Park, 111. A Canadian Air Force C130 and with pictures of demonstrators killed The Army group has six Democrats, four independents, Lufthansa airliner picked up in recent army action. ‘The march and two Republicans, the manager stated. '"This com­ Forest Plans American, Canadian and European passed without incident. mittee therefore does meet the requirements of Section CLOSES! nationals from Tehran and the Cas­ A peaceful march also wound 2-2 of the Town Charter." He added that the Social Ser­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - pian Sea town of Rasbt, northwest of through the west Iranian city of vices Committee makeup does pose some problems as to A New England Warehouse • I Timber and energy industries are Tehran. Tabriz. Protests took place in some political representation and that he was working on possi­ «4 A A Puritan bought the remaining Inventory from SIMMONS NEW ENGLAND applauding the thrust of the Among those who left were nearly other towns but did not result in any ble solutions. TMDITHIiU.MIIE-X-B$D< Regular $619 .*Z8o> WAREHOUSE at a fraction of the Agriculture Department’s all the West German staff at the clash. Connolly noted that the council will not be able to hold proposal to designate 15 million German-language University of Palace spokesmen said the shah its regularly scheduled meeting on January 15 because of acres of undeveloped forest as Gilan, commissioned by the shah two would return to the capital in time the state celebration of Martin Luther King Day, a legal wilderness and 36 million acres years ago and still under construc­ for Premier-designate Shahpour holiday. He suggested that the following evening be used for other uses. tion at Rasht. Bakhtiar to present his Cabinet of instead and that a subsequent meeting be scheduled for You SAVE ^, 4 0 % &Even bO^^^i But they warn the government Several other commercial and “new faces” to him Saturday. January 22. 3 0 0 may be too optimistic in predic­ charter flights also took off, without In Washington, a State Departmi The council normally meets on the first and third Mon­ ting the proposal will not thwart radar assistance. Iranian air force spokesman said the United ^ e s days of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Town Hall Board I efforts to meet future timber and experts not used to handling com­ was prepared to “cobperato^ly” Room, although alternatives are scheduled if a holiday A Once in a Ufe*'time Opportunil^f energy needs. mercial traffic sought to substitute with Bakhtiar’s government to en­ falls on a regular meeting night. By contrast, an environmental for anti-shah air traffic controllers, sure the “stability, independence and Meetings for 1979 are slated for February 5 and 20, . also warranted against defects I coalition strongly criticized the on strike throughout the country orderly economic and political evolu­ March 5 and 19, April 2 and 16, May 7 and 21, June 4 and Fully Quilted Top ft Bottom. proposal announced ’Thursday. since Monday. tion in Iran.” J 18. July 2 and 16. August 6 and 20, September 4 and 17, Oc­ ^ Fully Quilted In materials ft Manufacture. ’The National Forest Products Iran’s state radio said the country Bakhtiar has said the shah will tober 1 and 15, November 5. 7, and 19, and December 3 Association said the proposals was calm, except for peaceful take a “vacation” outside of Iran for and 17. Special meetings may be scheduled in accordance would reduce annual timber yield marches “that denounced past in­ an indefinite period to give the with the state's Freedom of Information laws. normal firm by enough to build 100,000 new cidents” in five west Iranian cities civilian government a chance of en­ TWIN SIZE SET houses a year, and the American and towns in southern Iran. ding Iran's spiral of violence, which Forest Institute said so much land COMPANY ‘"The people took advantage of the See Page Ten Educators Favor SIMMONS was recommended for wilderness good weather,” said the radio. in Idaho, California and Colorado Two senate inquiry missions in­ I that it appears at first glance tended for the cities of Ghazvin and A Q ^ m b e r 19. i® ' I Robin Hood Plan there may be problems supplying Mashad, scene of pro-shah violence Visa Breach SALE PurlUn FumBure M»rt 1 timber for local mills. this week, could not leave due to the HARTFORD (UPI) — The state Board of Education LIMITED 10S1 N«w B .M '" „ fuel shortage that still paralyzed air has voted to take money away from Connecticut’s richer Bmwood, Conn. 0 « "O Upsets U.S. TO STOCK] rN.«r Purlun FurnHurft. order ol WhaPs That? and rail communications, the radio towns — an idea not likely to please some state law­ M A H R E S S -B O X SPRING SET Ms wftnt to thftnk you tor ^ tvery overstock said. makers. WASHINGTON (UPI) - On the SACRAMENTO, Calif. (U P I)- The Iran Air national airline has orders of President Carter, Attorney The board Wednesday approved a five-year education So you think you have com- been on strike since Dec. 27. reform package, which was approved last month by the FUtL SIZE SET M98 I General Griffin Bell is seeking to M«mE.SS 1 BOl SP«I(C I munications problems? Railroad workers struck on Dec. 30. deport Iranians \yho went on a bloody School Finance Advisory Panel, I A legislative summary of a bill Work Continues Despite cold There was no indication if the But, the board voted 8-0 to gradually eliminate the ully Quilte rampage in Los Angeles and is I introduced in the California strikes, which are costing Iran ordering a crackdown against all guaranteed $250 per pupil grant recommended earlier by QUEEN SIZE SET 5 1 7 8 iLegislature Thursday by Work goes on at Glen Lochen in Glaston­ of Hartford are dressed for the occasion. The millions of dollars per day in lost the advisory panel as part of its $386 million school fun­ MATTRESS t BOl SPRING * ■ W bury despite the cold weather. Dick other foreigners who violate student firm “ ™ C " o u r I Assemblyman Alister McAlister, company doing the construction is EMK revenue, industrial products and visas. ding package. KlndBrt rsgardt. slncaraW ZOBr*. I D-San Jose, reads as follows: LaFerriere of Chaplin, left, and Bruce Sicard trade, would end when opposition The board’s recommendation now goes to the fIN SIZE SE. Associates. (Herald photo by Strempfer) “We’re not going to put up with ‘‘The existing Probate Code leader Shahpour Bakhtiar forms his this conduct,” Bell told Te^rters Legislature. Charwa WalJ*' does not expressly provide that its cabinet of “honest elders and some Reaction from lawmakers was swift. The Legislature i D C I jarrBoflal Markating I Thursday, announcing a new get- .. Managar I provisions are severable, in the new faces’’ Saturday. tough drive against foreign student, must come up with a final school funding plan by May 1, I event any of them are held in­ Politicians said the strikes would Senate President Pro Tern Joseph Fauliso, D-Hartford, demonstrations following the clash valid; that the singular number Summit Talks Begin ease off. But Bakhtiar’s opponents, between hundreds of young Iranians said, “There’s no way you can get that through the I includes the plural, and the plural, including the National Front opposi­ and police in Beverly Hills, Calif. Legislature. No responsible legislator wants to give up ^1 0 8 . I the singular; that the present tion, vowed to continue fighting his The protest occurred outside a what his town is already getting.” ^ SPECIALI > I tense includes the past and pre­ government and called for a The board's action would mean a reduction of that por­ MATTRESS i BOX SPRING mansion where the shah’s mother When you buy a sent, and the future, the present; “crippling general strike against the and sister had taken refuge. tion of the minimum grant earmarked for 27 com­ or that designations of distinct With Tight Security conspirator (Bakhtiar)’’ Sunday, a Bell said seven people arrested in munities in a complicated formula approved last month TWIN SIZE SET NOWHEREI.... FULL SIZE SET J l A f i portions within the code, without spokesman said. that violence and any others iden­ by the advisory panel. of BEDDING... MJlTTRfSS ( BOT .iwran * I W IN THE UNITED specific reference to the code, SAINT FRANCOIS, Guadeloupe the worm. Iranian editors said they hoped to tified “will be deported from this In the spring of 1977, the state Supreme Court declared (UPI) — The Big Four Western allied National security affairs adviser from a SPECIAL STATES CAN means such portion of the Probate It was learned that European Zbigniew Brzezinski also stood on the resume publication of newspapers, country to the extent that the law Connecticut's system of financing education un­ I Code. leaders began formal talks today on security and the threat of the Soviet shut down Nov. 6 to protest cen­ permits and requires.” constitutional. because it relied too much on local proper­ GROUP of FIRM sidelines looking at the thatched roof YOU FIND THIS “This bill would make specific European security in a huge thatched military buildup was a top item for sorship imposed by the outgoing He said he was “shocked” at the ty taxes. The high court decided children in affluent com­ or EXTRA FIRM of the cabana where the leaders met. QUALITY BED- I each such provision,” roof hut on a beach overlooking the discussion at the morning meeting. government of Gen. Gholam Reza hoods worn by Iranian munities were most likely getting better educational op­ Giscard, the host, appeared to be ...you receive serene Caribbean Sea. The aides that the leaders brought Azhari. ‘Three Iranian archbishops demonstrators, comparing them to portunities than students from property poor towns. DINQ AT chairing the meeting. He had com­ a headboard for President Carter, wearing a white along went into a separate session. asked Iran’s 200,000 Christians to the tactics of Ku KIux Klansmen in This year, the advisory panel recommended the statq short-sleeve shirt and gray slacks, mented ‘Thursday that it would be THESE LOW Interest Rates The four leaders met for the first better for the four men to meet alone cancel all celebrations of the New his native Georgia. Bell noted that double' its current aid over the next five years. But, the looked across the round white table \ only * / time at dinner Thursday evening first "wUhout any academics Year and the Armenian Christmas, his home state has a law against peo­ special task force decided the only way the formula could 10 PRICESI WASHINGTON (UPI) - where the four had gathered and being observed today, “in view of the I Mortgage interest rates tor new with thair wives present. It was un­ around.” ple “going around with their heads get through the Legislature was to guarantee that each remarked to French President derstood that Carter brought up the disturbed conditions in our country.” covered.” town would not lose money it is now getting. homes reached record highs in Valery Giscard d’Estaing: "I see you The four engaged in chit chat subject of the crisis In Iran and its oil during a brief picture-taking session. ‘The nation, wracked by violence He said any “visitor to our country This meant even the state's wealthiest communities December of more than 10 per­ come well prepared.” that claimed thousands of lives since cent, and the government expects and that the U.S. recognition of China Callaghan, looking at Giscard’s would receive at least $250 per pupil. But, the state board Giscard, also in sports clothes, also was discussed. November 1977, was reported’ See Page Ten the new year to see even higher heavy preparation, quipped ”I Wedne.sday decided to remove the minimum state grant look^ down at six separate blue Carter, taking full advantage of the from the formula over the next five years. i'- rates. briefing folders and smiled. destroyed two briefing volumes resort atmosphere, went jogging on yesterday.” Affected most by the cut would be wealthy com­ The Federal Home Loan Bank British Prime Minister James Board reported ‘Thursday that for the beach in the morning before the The Hamak Hotel, a complex of munities in Fairfield County, such as Greenwich, New Callaghan and West German meeting began. I the first time, interest rates bungalows set amid blazing bougain­ Canaan, Westport. Ridgefield, Darien, and New Fair- Chancellor Helmut Schmidt also Standing around watching the City Drops Plans JW climbed last month above 10 per­ villea, hibiscus and “flame-trees” field. Under the board's recommendation, the state’s suited their attire to the tropical proceedings was Carter aide most affluent communities would lose $10 million over cent nationally. breezes, looking relaxed as they beside a golden beach, was sealed off The overall conventional home Hamilton Jordan, in a blue sports by a tight security cordon to allow five years. prepared to discuss the problems of shirt and green trunks. 5 The cutback would affect Darien the most, reducing its mortgage rate for new home sales the leaders a relaxed atmosphere for For CETA Appeal $250 per pupil grant to zero at the beginning of the fifth closed in December was 10.02 per­ their talks. year of the program. cent, up from the previous high of Carter, accompanied by his wife EAST HARTFORD -T he City of The town is still reviewing possible The board also voted to recomend current funding for I 9.87 percent in November. In Rosalynn and daughter Amy, arrived Hartford has dropped plans to appeal Projects, although no plans have special education programs instead of the panel's December 1977, the rate was 9.09 Vacant Fire Job expressing confidence the summit the awarding of CETA “pass-through been made meeting would be “positive and recommended phase-in of $50 million in equal in- percent. funds” —money which goes directly This year’s allocation will allow .stallments over a 10-year period. In Los Angeles, the bank board productive.” from the federal Department of the town to add to its present CETA In calling for the elimination of the minimum per pupil reported, a buyer had to pay an Press Secretary Jody Powell told Labor to area towns —to suburban work force. Town officials are grants. Board of F^ducation Chairman John Toffolon said, average of $104,900 in December Filled by Dawson newsmen on the flight to the Carib­ towns in the city’s Comprehensive holding off on advertising for CETA "If there i.s any argument this Iformulal won’t face the for a new home, another national bean island Carter had noted “the Manpower Program. workers while they seek clarification scrutiny of the court, it is the retention of the minimum high. EAST HARTFORD - The town striking point about this conference ‘The decision frees an additional on some of the federal Department of and Dawson took the examiniation is that it does not focus on problems $200,000 in federal CETA funds for grant " has filled its second highest position for the position. All three passed it Labor regulations on the program. in the fire department, naming Lt. among the four nations.” East Hartford, increasing its alloca­ The law specifies the average year­ and Fire Chief Michael Fitzgerald Officials of all four nations Thomas W. Dawson Jr., 39, as its picked Dawson. tion to about $715,000. ly salary is $7,200, a figure which Inside Today new assistant fire chief. represented stressed the leaders The town will get an extra $110,000 Fitzgerald said ail three can­ Blaekstone said may be too low to at­ were not negotiating or seeking final in Title II funding, increasing its I Business...... Dawson, a 18year veteran, will didates were good and he believes tract workers. However, the mayor Jury Srirclion DelayefJ total allocation to $348,000. Its Title Classified...... 15 assume his duties Monday The posi­ Dawson will “do a good job.” detailed decisions on world is seeking clarification on a section HARTFORD llJI'Ii - Jury selection in the murder s Comics...... tion has been vacant since Assistant problems. VI grant will also increase —by $90,- in the regulations which says the The position was unfilled for three 000. The town will get a total of $M7,- trial of a Windsor man accused of killing, a 25-year-old Editorial ...... Fire Chief Anthony Cipolla resigned years because Mayor Richard H. Officials said western European average salary can be adjusted up­ three years ago. security, China and Iran were high on 206 in Title VI funds woman has been tentatively rescheduled for next week. Entertainment ...... Blaekstone had planned to eliminate ward if economic conditions of the The Hartford .Superior Court trial of Thomas Giuca, 27, SIMMONS Fam ily...... ‘The town lowered its requirem ep^ the agenda. Mayor Richard H. Blaekstone said region necessitate an increase. ■rt—ui—faj(or of a rotating system was prjstponed until Monday because his attorney is I Obituaries ...... to allow lieutenants to take the teH Early today the leaders, meeting the extra funds in Title VI “could Blaekstone said he will seek after four deputy chiefs and three among thftfour deputy chiefs. on one of the Hamak bungalows, mean we could add another project “ scheduled to appear in another trial Jan. 15. . STUMO COUCH Restaurants...... The four deputy chiefs would have Department of Labor approval to captains declined to apply for the were scheduled to take an overview Half of the Title VI funds must be Giuca is charged with fatally stabbing Lee Norris, a Sports...... 11 assumed the position periodically. adjust salaries upward. He said he former Farmington resident. May 21, 1977, in a secluded Television ...... job, which pays w ,235 a year. of the international situation. used for a project, rather than for hopes to have an answer before Apri| area in Simsbury *138. Richard Morrison, Albert Fournier hiring administrative staff or aides, See Page Ten See Page Ten from the Department of Labor. under federal regulations. PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Jan. 5, 1979 Manchester evening herald, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. Jan. 5. 1979 - PAGE THREE ft Mini-Bikes Cleveland City Workers A Problem, McGoy Asks Spend Limit By BARBARA RICHMOND said “necessary items” are the key has claimed that the freeze and the words. Herald Repurirr ^be council made in the education ^ Win Temporary Reprieve Chief Says VERNON — Mayor Frank McCoy Although the mayor said he will budget last year ($125,000) damaged send a similar letter to the Board of the education program. He said'he MANCHESTER — Responding to said Thursday he will send letters to CLEVELAND (UPI) - City city-owned land to raise an additional anyway. all town departments asking them to Education, he doesn’t want to get would like to know, “and I’m sure the workers due to be laid off today $3 million. “Instead of wasting time with this numerous complaints from local residents. Police Chief Robert D, limit spending for the rest of the into a set-to with the board this early, public would like to know” just what because of Cleveland's money Markus indicated the possibility of phony solution, Forbes should call fiscal year. "I hope the board will respond to areas were damaged by the so-called troubles won a reprieve in court obtaining additional funds by Monday the council into session tomorrow to Lannan has issued a warning to what has been the obvious feeling of “freeze.” par(;nts on the purchase and use of McCoy said he doesn’t like the Thursday night when a judge ruled justified putting off the layoffs until pass the land sales. That’s the only expression “putting a freeze” on taxpayers all over the country to He said the board was able to go they should be retained at least until council acts on the Forbes' proposal. action that can avert the layoffs.” mini-bikes and trail bikes by their decrease spending and hold taxes,” children. spending because that implies that forward with such programs as after next Tuesday when the city's finan­ The mayor, who previously said Kucinich had said layoffs would be all spending will stop. the mayor said. school buses. cial situation becomes more clear. the sale of $5 million in city-owned necessary at least until city voters Detective Capt, Joseph Brooks said He said he hopes, as a matter of residents on Grissom Road are “up- He said he is telling the depart­ “I think we should go along with Cuyahoga County Common Pleas land could avert layoffs, called decide in a special FcB. 27 election ment heads to buy necessary items conscience, the board will follow the state and the nation in reducing Court Judge Richard Markus granted Forbes' plan “a sham.” whether to increase the city’s 1 per­ in-arms” about the problems the through with his request. He said he mini-bikes have caused for them. but to take a close look at whether spending as much as possible,” a temporary restraining order “If businessmen want to pay their cent income tax to 1.5 percent and they are really necessary. can’t order the board to do this “but McCoy said. against the layoff of any worker taxes early that's fine with me, but it whether to sell the debt-ridden Groups of teen-agers have been they do have statutory limits and are riding the bikes on the railroad The mayor said he has found this The mayor said the director of ad­ covered by civil service until noon doesn’t solve our problems,’’ Cleveland Municipal Light Plant practice to work well in the past, “1 responsible to the taxpayers,” he ministration is going over town ac­ Tuesday. He acted on a motion filed Kucinich said, “This money is owed System, tracks behind the Grissom Road said. homes for several months. Brooks think it has an effect,” he said. He counts with him to see if and where by the Civil Service Employees The mayor said the school board spending curbs are needed. Association of Cleveland. said. They cause not only noise Mayor Dennis Kucinich had an­ problems, but cross through yards nounced the layoff of 400 workers — Unauthorized Paper and barriers on private property. including 275 police officers — Other areas of town where the Housing because of the city's financial mini-bikes are frequently misused in­ problems. The association argued Exposes GIA Agents clude areas where there are gas and Inspection electric power lines. Police have not Kucinich should lay off 300 tem­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - An un­ porary workers before dismissing Bulletin.” It is published and edited been able to make any apprehensions derground publication has named 11 Scheduled GROssmRns employees covered by civil service. in Washington and also distributed of the bike riders. Brooks sid. more alleged CIA agents operating The Police Patrolmen's Associa­ abroad. In a press release, Lannan pointed F m ( ^ e v R n s p r o d u c t s com ppoY MANCHESTER - The tion and the Firefighters Union had abroad, hoping to force them to leave The latest issue listed people iden­ to the responsibility of parents in town’s Health Department planned to go to court today to try to their posts with their diplomatic tified as the CIA chief of station in buying the mini-bikes for their cover “blown.” will be conducting routine stop the layoffs. Islamabad, Pakistan; two new “case children. He said the prime con­ Covert Action Information officers” at the U.S. Consulate sideration should be the availability housing inspections during Meanwhile, City Council President Bulletin, in its January edition issued January and February in Presidential Escort George Forbes, a Kucinich foe, un­ General in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil; of a large piece of property on which Thursday, said, “Once again, we are agents in Beirut, Lebanon, and Cairo, to ride the bikes. the downtown area. veiled a plan Thursday to raise $15 able to expose for our readers more Dwelling units in the French President and Mrs. Giscard cois, Guadeloupe Thursday, to attend the million in 75 days to help Cleveland Egypt, and telecommunications Lannan outlined the laws gover­ CIA employees serving around the experts in Manila, the Philippines, ning the use of mini-bikes which state block east of Main Street to WE’RE MOVING d’Estaing escort President and Mrs. Carter four-day summit meeting at the resort. (UPI avoid bankruptcy and to cancel the layoffs. world under diplomatic cover, and to and Athens, Greece. that it is illegal to operate them on Harrison Street and south and their daughter Amy from the limousine photo) of East Center Street to Forbes said the proposal, which update the movements of several In 1975, the CIA station chief in public highways without proper as they arrive at Hotel Hamak in St. Fran­ Anna Dal Pozzol of Manchester Public Health Nursing Birch Street will be in­ would need approval by the Ohio others already named in ‘Dirty Athens was shot and killed by rMstration and licensing of the Work.’” Association feeds a baby as she discusses feeding problems spected for compliance General Assembly, would authorize masked gunmen after an Athens driver. It is also illegal to push or tow “Dirty Work,” a book co-authored newspaper disclosed his identity and 'unregistered vehicles on a road or with its,teen-age mother. (Herald photo by Pinto) with the Manchester businessmen to pay part of their real by renegade CIA agent Philip Agee, housing code. estate and personal property taxes to position. The agency connection of sidewalk. China To Move Faster last year listed more than 700 names Lannan said that parents are sub­ Inspectors will be iden­ Richard Welch, the victim, had Cleveland early. Legislative action of people it alleged were CIA or tified by pictured Town of would change a state law prohibiting previously been disclosed by the ject to arrest if the use of the bikes is National Security Agency agents American periodical “Counterspy.’ not in compliance with the law. Groups Pool Talents Manchester identification businesses from making partial pay­ abroad. cards. ment of real estate and personal “Covert Action Information” also Lannan said in many cases, For Taiwan Unification A 12-year CIA veteran, Agee left parents are aware of the violations Anyone who is not home property taxes. listed the transfers of four CIA between 9 a.m.-4 p.m. is “The Legislature says they'll pass the agency in 1969 to write books and agents to new posts — naming with the use of the bikes by their PEKING (UPI) — Chinese Vice China's modernization program, met Peking to open talks on mutual trade, articles about his former spy bosses asked to call the Health Premier Teng Hsiao-ping today travel, postal service and it and the businessmen say they’ll alleged agents transferred from children but have failed to exercise To Aid Teen Parents with 27 American reporters at the and colleagues. Expelled from Bri­ proper supervision. Department to set up an tightened the timetable for unifica­ demilitarization of the Taiwan Strait. pay it,” Forbes said Thursday. “In Athens to Manila; from Rome to Great Hall of the People beside Tien tain, France and several other He said the parents are also sub­ MANCHESTER - Being a teen­ appointment for an inspec­ tion with Taiwan and said 10 years Goldwater is the leading light of the coming school situation Paris; from Paris to Rome and from from the Hartford Foundation for An Men Square for 50 minutes. Western European countries, he is ject to civil liability in the case of in­ ager and a parent at the same time Public Giving. tion at a more convenient would be too long to wait. spokesman for senators opposed to (busing for desegregation begins Santiago, Chile, to Paris. He said China is anxious to open now believed to be living in Italy. jury or property damage caused by is no easy job. Some of the issues that have time. He also refused to rule out the use severing diplomatic relations with next month), we don’t want to lose The CIA, which described previous talks on the unification of China and , Agee, while in Havana last year at disclosures by Agee and “Covert Ac­ the bike riders. That's why Child & Family Ser­ already been discussed include the In conjunction with the wiR of force in dealing the rival Taiwan with nationalist Chinese Taiwan, whiqh the United States has any police officers.” Forbes also promised action by the a Communist-sponsored festival, met tion” as “damaging,” had no com­ vices, Manchester Public Health responsibilities of parenthood and housing inspection nationalist Chinese government, but President Chiang Ching-kuo. backed for more than 30 years. Corps Seeks Members program, there is a low- / council Monday on the sale of some with colleagues to launch the ment on the latest list. Nursing Association MPHNA and the resulting adjustments that have said he hoped unification would be “So far as I personally am con­ He has filed a federal court suit to “Covert Action Information EAST HARTFORD - Boys and the YWCA have pooled their talents interest loan program peaceful. challenge the right of the Carter ad­ to be made in relationships with cerned, my hope is that this goal girls ages 9 through 16 are invited to to provide an education and discus­ available to property The 75-year-old Chinese leader told ministration to cancel the United families, friends, spouses or (unification) can be reached this join ranks with the Fife and Drum sion group especially designed for boyfriends. owners to be used to cor­ a news conference that when he year," Teng said. “As far as my States defense treaty with Taiwan. Corps of East Hartford. teen-age parents. rect any housing code visits Washington later this month he “President Carter indicated a wish The group has also discussed in­ health is concerned, 1 can hope to live Bank Guard Surrenders The group meets every Thursday Group meetings take place creased financial pressures, violations. Anyone in­ will issue an invitation to visit that unification (of China and for about 10 years and that's too long evening at 6:30 p.m at the Anna Tuesdays from 1 to 3 p.m. at the educational interruptions, birth con­ terested in applying should Peking to Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- Taiwan) be accomplished by for the Taiwan question.” Norris School. Manchester YWCA on North Main trol, child growth and development contact Marilyn Walsh at Ariz., a leading critic of President peaceful means,” Teng said. “We Teng did not mention that Street. Child care is provided. as well as child care. 647-3094. Carter's decision to open diplomatic take notice of that wish. At the same nationalist Chinese authorities In Armored Car Heist Given to University The sessions are informal and Leaders of the group are Anna Dal relations with the mainland. already have rejected an offer from time, we make it very clear that the flexible and are intended to allow Teng. the 4-foot-H-inch architect of solution is China's internal affair. DURHAM, N.H. (UPI) - In 1923, Pozzol of MPHNA and Linda Van LIVONIA, Mich. (UPI) — A guard young parents to discuss their “We shall try to solve the Taiwan Dixon’s parents’ home in Livonia and of Port Huron, where two guards Robert Frost gave his wife an in­ Dine of Child & Family Services, NOWS being sought for the theft of $1.5 mutual concerns and develop paren­ question by peaceful means. Whether he surrendered.” went in for coffee and came out about scribed copy of “New Hampshire,” a who work as a team. Disco Dance Viet Invaders Capture million from an armored car in the Ericson said Dixon’s aftorney a half-hour later to discover the work that later won him the first of ting skiils. Anyone interested in the program or not this can be done is a very com­ Thumb area community of Lakeport This program for teen-age parents plex question. We cannot assume any requested Dixon not be interrogated theft. his four Pulitzer Prizes. may call Ms. Dal Pozzol, 647-1481, or Lessons Set has surrendered and the money has by police. has been made possible by a grant Ms. Van Dine, 643-2761. undertaking that no other means than Missing from the Detroit-based been'recovered, police said today. No other suspects were being More Cambodian Cities peaceful will be, used to achieve un­ Purolator Security Co. armored car MANCHESTER - A Fred M. Dixon Jr., 28, of Pontiac, sought, Ericson said. were three bags of money believed to five-week session of disco EVERYTHING ification of the nfiotherland. We can’t BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - A sources said, were already past those surrendered at his parents’ home in The FBI and St. Clair County contain $1,516,900, troopers said. dance lessons, sponsred by tie our hands. If we did, it would in this Detroit suburb after a lawyer, Vietnamese invasion force captured cities and moving toward Phnom fact obstruct the realization of this Sheriff’s deputies joined State Police However, Purolator officials said the Recreation Depart­ Penh. Angelo Plakas, notified Livonia Cummings Supports CD ment, will start Tuesday at two more Cambodian provincial in the search for Dixon. Police also they could not confirm the exact good intention. police and FBI agents of Dixon’s capitals, sources said today, and Four other provincial capitals in “ As to the question of the had alerted Canadian police at Port amount taken, pending an inventory. the Teen Center on Garden l e f t Cambodian Premier Pol Pot hinted the Vietnamese-conquered northeast desire to turn himself in, Sgt. Huron, 20 minutes away from Russell Dyer, Purolator’s manager MANCHESTER — The town chairman of the The proponents of discontinuing involvement in the Grove Road. timetable, we Chinese people are Richard Ericson of the Livonia his government may abandon Phnom quarter of Cambodia fell last week very patient.” Lakeport, to be on the lookout for in Detroit, 40 miles away, was at a Democratic Party says Manchester should continue its program have talked about regional government being Laura Dunfield and Jim and early this week. Police Department said. Dixon and a 1967 Buick believed to Hroncich will instruct the Penh and head for the jungles. Teng said China's civil rights situa­ loss to explain any role Dixon might involvement in the Community Development program created through such federal programs. The most recent victories brought A seventh provincial captal, Kam- Dixon was charged with bank have been used to leave the scene of have had in the robbery. and groups who have benefitted from the program should "When people don't know just where the money has sessions. tion was bad during the chaotic years robbery, Ericson said, and faced the theft. speak out in favor of it. 6 of 19 major Cambodian cities under pong CTiam, 45 miles northeast of following the 1966 Cultural Revolu­ “There are no other incidents in his been spent and what good it’s done, their suspicions are A beginners class will the control of the Vietnamese-led Phnom Penh, was reported by rebel arraignment today at 2 p.m., EST, in Troopers described Dixon as a record,” Dyer said. “I would have no Ted Cummings, local Democratic head, made his aroused by those who say we're headed toward a regional begin at 8:30 p.m. and an tion, but is now being corrected. U.S. District Court. juggernaut. radio to be under seige by invasion “Our system is democratic cen­ suspect in the robbery, and Detective reason to suspect him of any remarks in light of a second petitioning effort in favor of government. And we're not,” Cummings said. advanced class for those OUR Ericson said the three bags of The Vietnamese leadership, forces who crossed the Mekong River tralism," he said. “As for human Sgt. Gary Teeter, who called the mis­ wrongdoing. He has a good record. a referendum to stop the town’s involvement in the He said the town has maintained its independence who have completed a five- through the official Hanoi newspaper New Year's Day. money stolen from the Purolator ar­ sing guard “at the very least a He’s a quiet individual.” program. while receiving the Community Development funds. If week session will start at rights, it is my hope we will not dis­ mored car Thursday night when two Nhan Dan said “ no force can cuss this question. Each has his own material witness,” said there were Troopers said the two guards who The petitioning effort is being led by the Concerned federal requirements become too restrictive, he said, 7:30 p.m. reverse" a coming change of Cpmbo- Andover Card Party of Dixon’s fellow guards went inside indications other people were in­ discovered Dixon and the money Citizens for Manchester, a group that has spoken against then rhe rown should consider dropping out of the A pre-registration will be interpretation. We are trying to give a restaurant for a cup of coffee was volved. dian leadership. ANDOVER — Andover Grange 76 full play to democracy.” were missing also found a note — federal requirements the town must meet to receive the program. mandatory for both classes recovered and turned over to FBI “At this point we have reason to The intelligence sources said Viet­ wiii have a setback card party Teng sidestepped a question on possibly written by the missing Community Development funds. "People's fears have been unnecessarily aroused,” he and will be held Monday agents in Detroit. believe he was not abducted or taken namese troops and their Cambodian tonight at 8 at the Town Hali on whether China wanted to buy guard. The note was being analyzed The group's petitions, which started circuiating said. from 6-7 p.m. in the Arts rebel allies had overrun Svay Rieng Route 6. Prizes wili be awarded and “We received a phone call at 2:30 away forcefully in any manner,” by*investigators. Tuesday, ask that the town not be involved in the Groups that have benefitted from the Community Building on Garden Grove American weapons. a.m. from Plakas that a client and Taken, provincial capitals east refreshments wili be served. The Teeter said. “We do feel there is a “The guard left a note to the effect program for two years. Previously, petitions had sought Development program should seek continuation of town Road. “Of course we would like to absorb wished to surrender himself on and south of Phnom Penh, along ap­ next regular meeting of the Grange good chance he could be responsible that he’s left and don’t report it right a referendum to stop town involvement in the program involvement. There also will be a all advance things,” he said. “But as federal charges,” Ericson said. “He proach highways to the capital. wiii be Jan. 15 at 8 p.m. at the Town for the missing money.” away, give him time to qet away,” for the present year. “I don't see how they can accept funds and stand on the daytime disco class far as we are aware, the United (Plakas) told me he represented But the invasion spearheads, the Hall. States doesn't have any intention of Troopers said the armored car had State Police Sgt. Robert Moore said. These petitions were withdrawn, however, because the sidelines, ” he said. Cummings did not mention any Thursdays at 1 p.m. star­ Dixon, and Dixon wanted to sur­ stopped at the restaurant in selling weapons.” “Nice guy.” present year funding, including $200,000 for a senior groups or organizations.specifically. ting Jan. 18. render. We and FBI agents went to Lakeport. a small community north citizens center, already had been allocated. The effort to restrict town involvement in the program has started again, and Cummings is opposed to the idea. a ^ National Weather The Community Development funds have been used for 3000 History Panel Focuses ramping for the handicapped, housing for the elderly and FOOD City Fcst Hi Lo municipal improvements, such as storm sewer work. Albuquerque pc 51 27 Memphis 69 WAREHOUSE” ‘Anchorage pc 22 13 Miami Bech Asheville cy 39 25 Minneapols c 01 16 (FOMKRLV HUNK'S) Atlanta cy 41 26 Nashville s 39 30 On Restoring Firehousie OPPOSITE ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S Billings pc 05 15 New Orleans ' cy 47 43 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION CHURCH, 725 E. MIDDLE TPKE. 'Birmingham cy 42 33 Oklahoma Cty s 30 14 By JUNE TOMPKINS one of the things that impressed the past president of the Manchester WE ACCEPT Boston c 27 21 Omaha s 05 05 Herald Reporter society’s members who have visited Historical Society, to be on the com­ Brwnsvil, Tx. cy 69 64 Philadelphia pc 30 21 ADULT EDUCATION EVENING CLASSES MANUFACTURER COUPONS A FOOD STAMPS MANCHES’TER - Although the the firehouse is its sprinkler system. mittee to screen and select a consul­ I lOWIft TIMfltAFVIff Buffalo s 14 03 Phoenix cy 70 46 “I think we should get something - 0. Chrlstn, S.C. cy 42 37 Pittsburgh s 10 10 Cheney Historical Commission is in tant, because of his “historical HOWELL CHENEY Charltt, N.C. pc 39 28 Portland, Me. c 24 08 the process of screening applications from them in writing as to just what expertise.” “We have had a broad “YOU CAN CUT Chicago cy 04 0 Portland. Or. pc 31 27 for a consultant to aid in the restora­ their plans are,” commission Chair­ spectrum of applications so far,” tion plans of the Cheney district, the man Durward Miller said, and TECHNICAL Cleveland pc 17 10 Providence c 22 12 FitzGerald said. He said that inter­ YOU CANNOT Ck)lumbus s 18 11 Richmond cy 36 23 commission’s immediate concerns suggested that society represen- views for the $35,(X)0 job to be paid YOUR FOOD BILL BY ' Horn Dallas r 34 33 St. Louis s 16 09 center around restoration of the old ta,tives attend the next commission SCHOOL affo r d NOT TO u r i W IM H f* FOTOCMT • with state and federal funds, will be SHOP U SAVE Denver pc 14 01 Salt Lake City s '30 26 Pihe Street firehouse as a museum. meeting to answer questions. conducted next month. Spring Semester SHOPPING USAVE” For period ending 7 a m. EST \/6/79. Friday night will Des Moines pc 06 06 San Antonio "r 50 49 find some light snow falling over parts of the mid Atlan­ TTie town is in the process of Consultants from Manchester and Commission member Nathan January 16 - April 18 Detroit s 15 05 San Diego r 67 59 preparing a lease which will permit throughout New England have been Agostinelli proposed that a scale tic states and Oklahoma Panhandle region while rain Duluth 07 20 San Francisco r 24 16 AUTOMOTIVE I MON. the Connecticut Firemen’s Historical' invited to apply for the job of model of the Cheney Historical SAMPLE SAVINGS falls across most of Texas. Fair to partly cloudy skies Hartford c 22 16 San Juan pc 80 75 historical architectural consultant in Introduction to engines Honolulu c 80 56 Seattle c 41 32 Society, a non-profit group, to take District be built showing boundary should be general rule elsewhere. over the firehouse and use it as a renovating the Cheney district, com­ AUTOMOTIVE II WED. .Houston r 54 50 Spokane c 17 02 lines and buildings involved so that Carburetors & fuel systems Indianapolis s 16 11 Tampa pc 62 47 depository for old fire equipment and mission member William E. “we can look at what we’re talking BLUEPRINT READING I* MON. MOD miMY aSATtmOAV Connecticut Weather Jacksn, Mss. cy 48 37 Washington cy 36 27 memorabilia. Town Fire Depart­ FitzGerald said. He said he has about.” Basic B.P.R. N.Y. C U T Mostly sunny and cold today. Highs in the low to mid Jacksonville pc 10 65 Wichita s 17 08 ment Chief John Rivosa, who has asked Edson Bailey, historian and • ALL SALES FINAL • Kansas City s 10 05 c-clear; cl-clearing; cj- BLUEPRINT READING V* WED. 20s or around minus 5 C. Increasing cloudiness tonight met with the society, said that such B.P.R. for machinists WHITE with chance of occasional light snow developing. Lows 5 Las Vegas cy 55 37 cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; r- items are currently stored in private ELECTRICAL I* MON. Little Rock s 38 30 rain; sh-shoWers; sm-smoke; barns and homes as there is no to. 10. Cloudy with chance of occasional light snow Satur­ Basic electricity SIRLOIN GRAPEFRUIT *N0T APPLICABLE TO PREVIOUSLY I-os Angeles r 67 52 sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- day. Highs in the mid 20s. Probability of precipitation firemen’s museum anywhere in the Bolton Drain Problem ELECTRICAL II* WED. Louisville s 29 19 thunderstorms; w-windy. state. near zero percent today and 30 percent tonight and Satur­ Motor controls MARKED DOWN MERCHANDISE* day. West to southwest winds around 10 mph today. Gen­ ■ Rivosa also said the society would ELECTRONICS I* MON. STEAKS hire an architect to restore the Caused by Cold Brew tle variable winds tonight becoming east to northeast Basic electronics Extended Forecast building to its original form. He said around 10 mph Saturday. BOLTON —Bolton selectmen are ELECTRONICS II* WED. 1 0 ™ the ^oard is trying to correct them by the group feels there won’t be any Advanced electronics Mass., R.I. & Conn.: Cloudy with chance of snow Sun­ obstacles to overcome. The society gradually correcting drainage installing catch basins or storm S i 9 A Winter Sports Outlook day ending during Monday. Fair Tuesday. High has $50,000 in state money that’s problems in town but they found an un­ sewers. 'Meet requirements of apprenticeship program. tcHiperaturesirythe upper 20s Sunday warming to the 30s theirs to spend, Rivosa said. usual cause for one this week. A beer Donato Rattazzi, road foreman, Classes meet once a week from 6:30 to 9:30 PM $100 MANCHESTER STORE ONLYI A lew iiurrics will continue in far northern mountain Monday and 40s Tuesday. Overnight lows in the teens keg was stored inside the drainage I l Z 9 lb. The society envisions the museum was driving around checking out the Tuition: All classes are tuition FREE. areas today with just partly sunny skies elsewhere. High Sunday and in the 20s early Monday and Tuesday, pipe. areas Tuesday on Stony Road when WHILE THEY LA8TI 1 PINE AT CENTER STREET as a center of historical interest that 1 temperatures in the teens. Fair weather up north tonight Vermont: Occasional snow or flurries Sunday Someone is going to come back REGISTRATION: 7:00-8:00 PM, January 8, 1979 would attract busloads of children he saw water overflowing onto the For further information call: 649-0136 • 649-4602 but with clouds increasing over the south with chance of diminishing to flurries Monday. Cloudy periods Tuesday, looking for a nice cool glass of brew “ We Accept Frank’s Supermarket Courtesy Cards S Checks for Amnuni iH Dm '... from all over thp state. road in an area that usually doesn’t Phone: 649-5396 some occasional light snow developing. Lows ranging Highs 25 to 35, Lows teens to near 20 Sunday and 15 to 25 “We have.something they want, and it won’t be there. The incident have a problem. ST O R E H O URS: Mon.-Thurs. 8-5:30; Friday 8-8:30 from below zero north to the teens south. A chance of oc­ thereafter. ADULT EDUCATION SUPERVISOR and they’ve got something we want,” was reported to Robert Peters9n, He stopped to clear out the drain HOWELL CHENEY TECH. SCHOOL casional light snow will continue in the south Saturday “WE SAY IT IN OUR NAME Saturday 8-5:30 Maine and New Hampshire: Fair Sunday. Chance of resident state trooper, who would and that’s when he discovered the 791 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE DONT FORGET AT U SAVE YOU WILL with partly sunny skies up north. Highs in the teens and Rivosa said as he expressed' the snow or rain Monday. Fair Tuesday. Lows in the single society’s strong interest in like to know who the beer belongs to. beer keg where someone had ap­ MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 SAVE AS MUCH AS W ON YOUR 20s numbers north to the teens south. •MANCHESTER Manchester’s old firehouse. He said Water on the road is a frequent parently put it to keep it cold. FOOD BILL problem in several areas in town and ^G E FOUR___MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn. Kri Jan !i I'I79 337 Bills ^ ^UFO Reports Spreading Students Excluded MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester..Conn., Fri.. Jan. 5, 1979 - PAGE FIVE Filed In Over Immunization Library Line Limited VERNON — Vernon school officials said as of Wednesday, nine students were excluded from school Throughout the World because they had not received the proper immunizations To Save State Money Few Days as required by the state. By United l’rens Inlernuliunul HARTFORD (UPl) — The popular a bright object like a "sparkling dia­ ficer "saw som ething in the The students included five from the Vernon Center remember the past are condemned to UFOs have been reported in New Library Line — a telephone service that HARTFORD (UPl) - Although the mond in the sun” hovering, southeast sky, very high up” for Middle School and four from the high school. repeat it. Zealand. Israel and the United States provides free information to more than 1979 legislative session is only a cou­ zigzagging and streaking in the sky about 20 minutes. The school system conducted special clinics for The present toll-free number will be dis­ — and a South African woman now ple of days old. lawmakers already from Jerusalem to Haifa. Israeli In Nashville, Tenn., local and state students who hadn't had their immunization shots and 200 callers a day — will be all but shut continued after Jan, 15 and another will be have filed 337 bills covering a wide says she met six “darkish-skinned police also said they saw three police officers reported two they were also told they could, by appointment, go to a down because the state of Connecticut connected for use by libraries only. If you wants to save $15,000. range of topics from crime to Sunday spacemen” in front of an egg-shaped mysterious objects, but the air force "glittering" UFOs hovering about 5,- clinic conducted by the Rockville Public Health Nursing nave a question, you will have to ask your The librarians have answered more blue laws to tax cuts. space ship and tried to talk with said nothing showed on its radar (K)0 feet over the western part of the Association. ocal librarian who in turn can call them. than a quarter of a million questions from Some bills would set mandatory screens — the pattern in most UFO city early Thursday. The Board of Education will discuss the matter at its Library Line, callers in all 169 Connecticut towns during prison sentences for drug pushers, Mrs. Meagan Quezet, a former sightings. The state Library Board voted Dec. 28 Lt. Robert Ezell, one of those who meeting scheduled for Monday night. the past five years. burglars who mug people in their nurse, said she and her 12-year-old The first in the series of recent sighted the UFOs, said, "I’ve always to eliminate the public's accessibility to homes and persons who commit son Andre encountered "beings” "lights in the sky” reports came ear­ been skeptical as hell of those kind of In just a few minutes ThurrHay, one Library Line to save money. The action violent crimes with guns. dressed in pinkish uniforms, who ly in December when a young pilot, reports. But I’m 46 years old and I Librarian Assumes caller had a question about plants, a se­ resulted from an Office of Policy and Another proposal would make set­ looked "just like human beings," She flying south of Sydney, Australia, looked up in the sky and saw cond wanted information on baseball, and Management directive in early December ting a fire that kills someone a crime said their bearded leader bowed to reported a UFO was following. He something I’d never seen before. Duties in Coventry a third needed a translation of a to all state agencies, asking for a two per­ Norwegian phrase. punishable by death. There also are them and attempted to speak in a then lost radio contact with the tower "They were round objects that COVENTRY — Edith Schuhl has assumed full direction cent surplus in their budgets. Janet Axman of Vernon, who heads a bills to abolish plea bargaining in the high-pitched voice. and disappeared. He has not been looked like the tip end of a sparkler of the Booth and Dimock Memorial Library on Main The cutback in Library Line services staff of seven reference librarians in a courtroom and to reduce the Mrs. Quezet said she and her son heard from since, Street following the resignation of head librarian Becky makes up $15,000 of a $70,000 budget that was really glittering. They had a state library office on Capitol Avenue, penalties for carrying small amounts left their home in Krugersdrop, A second incident occurred Dec. 22 Lehmann. eduction. The board also voted to cut white light on the top. In the center gave some other examples: of marijuana. about 30 miles northwest of in New Zealand when a pilot said he was a red light flashing like a Mrs. Schuhl, a former New Jersey native, holds a $35,000 earmarked for microfilm work in Senate Bill No. 1. filed bv Sen. Johannesburg, just after midnight spotted an object shadowing his air­ beacon,” Ezell said. degrees in library science and media specialization from “Somebody wanted the entire transcript the Archives and Records Department, George Gunther, R-Stratford, would Thursday morning to find their dog, craft, A third sighting in New In South Africa, Mrs. Quezet and Rutgers University. Her experience includes work in of the cld Abbott and Costello routine, and $20,000 budgeted for computerizing 'Who's on First?'.” repeal the "blue” law 'that was which had begun barking moments Zealand was reported Wednesday. her son said they never felt any school libraries, adult reference study, and reading the interlibrary loan center holdings recently declared unconstitutional earlier and ran off. In New Jersey, several families in danger even when the

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 5, 1979— SICVRN Town Ends a Year of Debate, Surprises Weekend College College Plans Courses Ky GRK(; PEARSON Manchester — felt the program town director for eight years, both Hi>riil«l Rfiiitricr required Manchester to meet too resigned from their political posts. Registration Set many demands of the federal govern­ They jointly will enter a business For Special Interests In local government, the year in­ ment. cluded battles over consolidation, venture. Other residents voiced support for MANCHESTER — Registration for the spring MANCHESTER — The Community Ser­ provided for independent study under the revaluation phase-in legislation and Democrats had their shocking the program and its attempt to assist news, also. Marcella Fahey, a semester courses of the Manchester Community College vices Division of Manchester Community guidance of an instructor. ’This mode of in­ federal involvement ill local housing low- and moderate-income residents. Weekend College will be Monday and Tjiesday from Sam College this spring will offer special in­ matters. relative newcomer, defeated then- struction offers a convenience of The concerned citizens group incumbent State Sen. George Hannon to noon and 4 to 7 p.m. on the m aiirti^pus of MCC at 60 terest courses in real estate, emergency scheduling and a degree of personalized A push for consolidation started asked for a referendum question Bidwell St. \ medical technology, gerontology, AVT early in the year with the circulating in a primary for the Third Senatorial Jr instruction not available in classroom about town involvement in the Com­ District Democratic nomination. Additional registration periods will be Jan. 16 from 2 to I secretarial and reading. courses. Eight secretarial courses and one of petitions. It ended with a lawsuit, munity Development program. 7 p.m. and Jan. 20 from 9 a.m. to noon. Four courses in real estate to be offered introductory accounting course are being a matter that is still pending. • Mrs. Fahey went on to win easily in Petitions filed to force such a November. The 22 courses scheduled for the spring semester will are Real Estate Principles and Practices, offered. The Committee for One referendum were withdrawn because begin Jan. 26. Each course will meet once a week. They Real Estate Appraisal I, Real Estate Ap­ Of general interest is a popular course Manchester started the petitioning A Manchester resident, Barbara this year's funding already had been include classes in business, data processing, science, praisal II and Problems in Real Estate which guides a student in the improve­ drive based on the state's Home Rule Weinberg, sought the Democratic '■i allocated, so the Town Board of nomination for secretary of state but mathematics, photography, social science, English and Finance. Each course will meet once a ment of reading speed and comprehension .Act. Directors voted not to approve such a speech. week for about three hours. The committee sued the Eighth lost. through a planned program of study. This referendum. Manchester Democrats were Weekend courses are scheduled in five time periods' The basic Real Estate Principles and course meets on Wednesdays from 6:30- Utilities District after voters from It took the town several months to Friday evenings, Saturday and Sunday morning and -I A Practices course will cover topics 9:10 p.m. the district failed in March to appoint divided in the primary for governor, obtain its Community Development but incumbent Gov. Ella Grasso Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Students may take as -I required by the Connecticut Real Estate More than 60 other convenient, once-a- anyone to a consolidation commis­ grant for the present fiscal year. many as five courses each semester and complete an en­ (Commission for its licensure examina­ sion. defeated Robert Killian in the week courses are offered on week-ends, at Manchester hired an equal opportuni­ tire degree program through weekend classes. tion. Three sections of this course will be off-campus sites, and through cor­ In another district-town dispute, primary by a wide margin, both in ty coordinator and had to prepare a Manchester and across the state. Included in the four-semester schedule are courses to offered on Monday and Wednesday, respondence, newspaper and television. the state Supreme Court sustained fair housing pamphlet before Buckland Firehouse, center of controversy. complete all requirements for the associate in science evenings and Saturday mornings. ’The Ap­ the 1976 Superior Court ruling that Classes will begin Jan. 22. Walk-in receiving the funds. degree in business administration, general studies or praisal I course will meet on Thursday registration at the main campus, 60 said the Eighth District is the fire A major project to be funded with Manchester’s David Barry was liberal arts and sciences. A high percentage of the evenings. The Appraisal II course will authority in Buckland. "'^'■5 "ear The Board of Directors approved a decisions about part-time work for Bidwell St., will be held Monday and the present Community Develop­ -''e"" bus system for elderly and han- department heads should be left to elected deputy majority leader of the requirements in most other degree programs available at meet Wednesday evenings. The finance Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon and 4 to 7 Debate over future use of the ment funds is the conversion of ended. Labor negotiations this year dicapped residents state Senate. MCC may also be completed through the Weekend '•3S. course will meet Thursday evenings. town's Buckland fire station has con­ the town manager. p.m. Additional registration periods are Green School to a senior citizens were the most bitter in years, and Revised Two intertown disputes developed. In zoning matter, the Planning and College. , The gerontology course is Reality Jan. 16 from 2 to 7 p.m. and Jan. 20, from 9 tinued since the August Supreme town employees picketed twice center. Near the end of the year, the Manchester threatened to sue Ver­ Zoning Commission rejected a For further information on tuition and schedules, call Orientation and Remotivation. The course a.m. to noon. Court decision. because of stalled negotiations. A number of revisions to the Town proposed housing for the elderly the MCC Community Services office at 646-2137. idea of locating housing for the elder­ Charter went to the Board of Direc­ non because of sewage that ended up is for those interested in working with the For further information, call the MCC Pliase-in l)el)ated ly on adjacent land also was being There were no serious water project across from .South United confused or disoriented elderly in in­ Community Services office at 646-2137. problems like those that occurred in tors. Some, such as the formation of in the bottom of Union Pond, South The town completed its property discussed along with a site adjacent Windsor threatened court action if Methodist Church. stitutional settings. revaluation, which had been delayed to Spencer Village. the summer of 1977, and the town a Town Ethics Commission to The proposal had been the subject South Windsor Sets Two sections each of two beginning- continued to plan for improvements oversee conflict-of-interest, passed. Manchester closed Burnham Street, Flights Announced because of computerization work and As in every year, the town budget an east-west road near the Buckland of several public hearings as had a level courses in Emergency Medical staff turnover. was a source of much discussion. to the water system. Others, such as a pay raise for the Technology (EMT) are offered. Students WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - Braniff directors, failed. Industrial Park. proposed housing development on the Yule Tree Pickups The revaluation became a hot issue Town Manager Robert Weiss Some people were distressed with Lenti Farms tract. who successfully complete these courses Airlines says it plans to schedule two daily the lack of speed in the water im­ Sewer rates were revised and in­ The town decided not to acquire when the state Legislature approved proposed a-tpwn budget with a 12 per­ Hilliard Pond, a step the Conserva­ The PZC approved that proposal, will be eligible to take the state examina­ flights from Bradley International Airport provement work. Some studies were creased for large users to meet SOUTH WINDSOR — The public works crews will the phase-in which permits towns to cent increaseT^he directqpr"even­ tion Commission had long sought. but it^ecision was overturned by a tion for emergency medical technicians. to Acapulco, Mexico, and Nashville- delayed, and the town now is aiming federal guidelines. collect and chip discarded Christmas trees during the Memphis, Tenn. spread the revaluation assessment tually cut thpt to^lk^ercepr Court of Common Pleas judge who week of Jan. 8 through 12. Of special interest to the person wanting for a water referendum in the spring. Political Surprises Moves Up to Manager Officials for the Dallas-based airline increases over a five-year period. With the ■adoption phase-in, The town’s highway superinten­ said the commission incorrectly had Residents are asked to place their trees near the curb to acquire, or regain, secretarial or ac­ A proposal to have the town ser­ The biggest political story of the said the flights are scheduled to begin Jan. The proposed adoption of the the mill rate was set at 50.34 for the dent, Timothy O’Sullivan, resigned, accepted evidence after a public on the same day as regular refuse collections. Allan S. Young nioves up in rank this week as he became town counting skills are the audio-visual viced by the Metropolitan District year was Republican Walter 25. . phase-in in Manchester led to sqme General Fund and 6.88 for fire. then came back, then resigned again hearing on the matter. Trees are being collected by town crews, not by the manager in South Windsor. Young, 31, had been public works director tutorial (AVT) courses. AVT instruction Commission was rejected, then Joyner’s upset of Ted Cummings in Braniff said the Nashville-bound flight bitter------debate, but----- the------Board of^ D i Ther ^ 1977-78 fiscal year ended with a to take a job in Danbury. He was A member of the Zoning Board of refuse collector. Residents may, if they wish, deliver and now succeeds Paul Talbot. One of Young’s first decisions was to is a supervised method of teaching for tors decided to adopt it by a 6-3, par- »250,000 surplus, and Democratic resurfaced, but appears to be unlike­ the 12th Assembly District. Cum­ Appeals, Clarence “Bud” Brown, which equipment and materials are will stop at Kennedy International Airport ly- replaced by Frederick Wajes, who mings, Democratic town chairman, their tree to the South Windsor public works facility on require that town department heads attend Town Council meetings, to en route to Tennessee. tyline vote. directors credited some of their had worked in New Jersey. resigned in protest over an issue that Burgess Road. A large number of tax appeals frugal steps for at least part of that was seeking re-election, and his sup­ surfaced in 1977. Brown was dis­ make the administration “more responsive to the public. " (Herald An ordinance to control massage Another department head. Recrea­ port of the consolidation issue was No trees will be accepted at the facility after Jan. 12. photo by Pinto) were filed. Some blamed revalua- surplus. The Dem ocrats also tion Director Mel Siebold, created a turbed that Phyllis Jackston, a parlors went into effect this year, but seen as a key to his loss. Residents who have not discarded thejr trees by that date tion, some blamed phase-in. proposed a six percent limit on stir when he accepted a part-time former town director, was granted a the two parlor operations in town Joyner also defeated Fred Peek, will be able to bring them to the disposal facility in East Another issue that generated much budget proposals from Weiss and Dr. appeared to undergo few changes swim coach position at Manchester variance to permit completion of an Windsor. interest was the town's involvement James Kennedy, superintendent of High. The Advisory Recreation and Republican registrar of voters, in a office building on Maple Street. Take ‘Death & Dying; because of it. Enforcement of the or­ primary before challenging Cum­ Pulilir Hearing Srlieduled in the federal Community Develop­ schools, for the upcoming year. Park Commission protested, and The PZC rejected a proposal from Vernon Board Given Challenge & Change’ dinance was a problem, and Director mings. ’The Planning and Zoning Commission will 6?nduct a ment program. of Health Dr. Alice Turek suggested Siebold resigned from the coaching Mr. Steak tp \amend the town’s For College Credit From Some residents — led by the newly Contracts Signed The Republicans created stunning existing 1,000-foot minimum limit on public hearing Jan. 9 at 8 p.m. in the Town Hall to con­ zoning regulations might be a better job. news when Thomas Ferguson, town sider two applications. Manchester Community College formed Concerned Citizens for Contracts were settled with two control. The directors agreed that such distances between liquor-serving es­ chairman, and his wife, Vivian, a tablishments. Charles A. Jurgelas is seeking a zone change from In­ Job Glass Complaints dustrial to General Commercial for property located at 417 John Fitch Boulevard. VERNON — Requests for a review of forwarded to several area towns concer­ Please register me for college credit in Courses by Newspaper’s ’’Death & South Ridge estates is asking for an open space subdivi­ job classifications, filed by 22 non-union sion of property consisting of some 60 acres, located on ning their systems and it was found there Dying: Challenge & Change” printed in The Manchester Evening Herald. town employees, have been turned over to was a wide variation in the concept of Enclosed is my check or money order for $40. 1978 Was a Lively Year in Education the east side of Nevers Road, near the intersection of the reactivated Merit Review Board, “work week.” Therefore, the committee Nevers and Graham road in an A-40 and A-20 zone. Mayor Frank McCoy said. BvBy SliSANSUSAN VAUGHN ^ Senteio, formerly an assistant said, it was necessary to reduce data down .Name The school board managed to keep Copies of the applications and maps, more clearly The Town Council, last July, adopted a Herald Reporter superintendent in Hartford. Dr. Gail be made Monday. Last year’s school to a common denominator, the hourly several teachers who were originally defining the properties, are on file in the office of the Parents pleading to keep a school Rowe was hired as principal at budget was $15.4 million. new classification system which was rate. Address hired under the controversial Com­ town clerk. Any interested person may attend and speak developed with the assistance of the U.S. and a day care center open,, students Highland Park School and Dr. Isidor At Cheney Technical School, the at the hearing. The subcommittee agreed that as a prehensive Employment Training Civil Service Commission staff and funded result of establishing the 16 new levels, City State hurling names at their classmates L-:A' Wolf was transferred from Green largest number of girls ever — 10 — School to Martin School. Act funds, despite continued threats with a $6,000 grant from the U.S. Depart­ and of applying the new pay schedules, no and yelling for their football team enrolled in the fall of 1978. Girls were Social Security No. (Used as ID# and administrators in transition all that the funding would be removed. accepted at the school only four, Yale Program Funded ment of Labor. employee would receive a lesser pay, and combined to make a lively year in the Projects Go On every effort would be made to afford A citizens committee planning the NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Yale University has been - Check if Previous or Present MCC Student. educational institutions in A new assistant superintendent for future of the school district proposed years ago. The overall enrollment at The plan consists of 16 job levels for employees a pay increase. curriculum, J. Gerald Fitzgibbon, the state school, however, showed a awarded more than $316,000 in federal funds to support an non-union town employees. The level the Manchester. a sister-school concept of redistric­ international studies program. The committee recommends for the in­ Make checks payable to Manchester Community College. Parents of, Green School children was also hired to replace Alfred decrease for the first time since 1972. employee is put on depends upon skills and itial implementation purposes, that where ting and alternatnate uses for the ’The grants, announced Wednesday, represent the final Return application with payment to: pleaded in vain last spring to keep Tychsen who became superintendent job duties. an employee is assigned to a new pay schools. The PTA Council continued allocation in a three-year program sponsored by the their close-knit neighborhood school in Middletown. Cheney also cooperated with It also contains a minimum and a grade that he or she be assigned to a step Business Office, M.S. 1 as a watchdog over the school budget federal Department of Health, Education and Welfare’s open, but the Board of Education Despite continued declining enroll­ Hamilton Standard of Windsor Locks maximum pay scale for each level and the in the new pay plan that would afford each Manchester Community College and branched out into other areas in a new on-site training program to Office of Education. budget was against it and the school ment in the schools, two major con­ such as a study of nutrition in the scale is divided into a number of steps employee a pay increment. P.O. Box 1046 was closed one year earlier than struction and renovations projects h M give high school graduates an oppor­ The grants to Yale include $119,200 for the Center of which allows the council to determine The committee also proposed that the Manchester, Cn" 06040 school lunches. tunity to enter an industry where planned. proceeded. The staff, students and East Asian Studies; $119,000 for the Center for Russian merit raises and cost of living increases town might consider long-term merit in­ A skilled labor is needed. and East European Studies; and $78,000 to Yale’s Latin On the other end of tdwn last May, parents of Bentley School were on an individual basis. creases where an employee’s years of ser­ Budget Limited American Studies Center. The mayor said he was not surprised by parents who attended Manchester pleased to have a bright new look Manchester Community College vice is applied in the instance of a person Community College and sent their there after several delays and ■ w School Superintendent James P. the appeals as this is usual when a town who remains at the same pay grade level P was preparing at year’s end to make starts a new classification system. children to the MCC Day Care Center revamping of that renovations Kennedy promised to keep the 1979-80 plans for its first new permanent through his or her town career, and com­ project. ■ McCoy said the Merit Review Board has Come enjoy Great Savings marched into President Ronald school budget within the Board of buildings. The state Board of Higher pletes the maximum step in five years and Denison’s office and demanded some Washington School and the West Directors’ 6 percent increase 66 Building Permits asked him to furnish it with job descrip­ remains in that step another five years. during our MID WINTER SALE! Jacob Ludes Education approved $10.5 million for tions for all employees, not just for those action when that facility was in Side Recreation Center addition was IV lei guidelines. His budget proposal will the new facilities last fall. Where a person in town employment is danger of closing — also because of not completed in 1978 as expected. Issued in December who have appealed. He said that way promoted to varying pay grades in his or budget. Administrators, faculty and the school. Parents were invited to Delays in receiving steel and other they can review the 22 by looking at all of her career, that person wil be receiving Early American Wingback Fireside the school for informal coffee-hour parents all worked together and equipment, termites, vandalism and MANCHESTER — The town’s Building Department the classifications. pay increments as a result of promotion discussions with Ludes. C h a ir in a variety of fine fabrics. managed to find a way to keep the problems with the contractor made it issued 66 permits during the month of December. The . He said he expects the board will meet that is fair compensation for the The entire school began undergoing Hardwood frame, hand-tied coil spr­ center open for another year. one of the most difficult projects the Arts Lost and Coined total estimated cost of the projects issued permits is pext week and will hopefully be able to work given. an intensive evaluation as part of its town and schools have undertaken. $404,436. report back to the Feb. 15 meeting of the The committee said that accordingly ings. Reg. $290. Principal Moves Fast MANCHESTER -Theater groups cupational Training Center. P. Ouellette. 10-year accreditation process and the The work is nearing completion with As in most^ months, December had a majority of council. the person might be given consideration if Manchester High School made the open campus question was. once and most music organizations con­ Foot Prints, a five-year-old com­ The Manchester Bicentennial Band A subcommittee, headed by Coun- headlines more than in the recent a target date for opening Jan. 15. alterations and additions to existing structures. he or she has served at least 10 years in again weighed by committees of Policies which were surrounded by tinued to flourish, but some arts munity arts venture which began in a Shell had its first full season of cilwoman Marie Herbst, worked with the town service and has spent at least five SALE *229 past, not only because of the varied entertainment including A total of 48 of the 66 permits issued were for . 4 parents, students and faculty. some controversy before being groups were phased out after having former church building at 466 Main civil service group, to prepare the plan. years at the maximum step as to whether retirements and subsequent hiring of served the community successfully dance groups, bands, soloists and alterations or additions. Five permits were issued for The first win by the high school adopted included one on smoking in St., ceased operations the end of The committee said that a number of or not they are eligible to receive the first a new principal and vice principal, throughout their long and short-lived folk groups. single-family dwellings, one for a tool shed, nine for signs football team in three years helped the schools, one on employees accep­ December for lack of sufficient variables had to be considered in making pay increment in the long-term merit in­ but because of eruptions of violence terms. Mr. Francis Helfrick was honored and three for miscellaneous projects. lighten the serious problems and ting gifts, and one on field trips. State funds. up the plan. Questionnaires were crease. during the first month of school. The Chaminade Musical Club, once for serving the past nine years as ’The Building Department also Issued 15 certificates of brought a renewed school spirit. mandates required immunizations of The Manchester Memorial The incidents, one of which began known as the longest Continually occupancy, 35 electrical permits, 15 plumbing permits In addition to Ludes and Peter all students and revised due process Hospital was the setting for several president of the Manchester Civic and 14 heating permits. because of a problem with an alleged Boudo, new high school vice prin­ existing music group in Manchester scenes for a Hollywood movie, Orchestra and Chorale before he marijuana theft, erupted into a procedures relating to special educa­ The department collected a total of $2,717 in fees during Adult School To Resume cipal, other new administrators were tion. Letter grades were reinstituted disbanded after 38 years for lack of “Promises in The Dark,” which resigned. He was presented with a the month. V r series of name-calling and fights, appointed also. Ludes replaced active participation and were filmed inside the hospital and portrait collage showing his various between white and black students. for Grades 4 through 6 after several MANCHESTER — Howell Cheney classes offered this year and free tuition, George Emmerling and Boudo years of a non-graded system. membership. on its grounds Marsha Mason, who activities —professional and courses will be closed when maximum The new principal. Jacob Ludes, avocational —at the orchestra’s Pops Regional Vocational Technical School will replaced Larry Leonard, both of The school system’s 550 teachers An active arts group rose and fell stars as a doctor in the film, was in enrollment is reached. responded to the incidents quickly during. 1978, a victim of the CETA concert in June, resume its adult evening school program whom retired after many years in accepted a two-year contract in April most of the scenes shot in this spring. Registration will be at the Vocational courses are available to all with a press conference and suspen­ the school system. fund shortage. Arts Encouqter, spon­ National historical recognition was Manchester Public Records Traditional Lounge Chair, a which grants them 4 to 6 percent in­ Manchester. school Monday, Jan. 8, from 7 to 8 p.m. individuals who want to update specific sion of some of the students involved. sored by the Manchester Arts Coun­ The Capitol Theatre Corporation, a granted to the Cheney complex. Other retirees included Mrs. creases the first year and 6.25 per­ Tuition is free for all courses. Classes will skills, learn new skills or for self- choice of 8 styles in fabulous Ludes also tried other new ap­ Lillian Shensie, principal of Martin cil, not only provided public enter­ non-profit performing arts corpora^ The old Keeney Street School was Warranty ilcccls improvement. proaches. He addressed the entire cent increases in the second year. meet one evening a week for 12 weeks fabrics to add a decorator School and Miss Harriett Atwood, A teacher, Joap Hoverman, who tainment by dedicated actors and tion, formed during the summer and reconstructed entirely by volunteers Irving W. Taylor to Harold J. Orfitelli and Jeannette M. Basic and advanced courses are offered student body on the first day of presented three productions at the from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Brochures are touch to any room. Reg. from principal of Highland Park School. had been fired over one and a half drama instructors, but brought in­ on the grounds of the Cheney Orfitelli, property on Warren Street, $75,000. available at the school. in the following trade areas: i^utomotive, school, explaining new rules, such ds Their retirements and the leave of struction and introduced music and Manchester High School, President Homestead on Hartford Road, and R. Bruce Watkins to the Town of Manchester, property *374. the replacement of the old demerit years ago revived her appeal in court Students will be required to purchase electrical and electronics. Classes in absence of Mrs. Marcia Kenefick, in December. drama to clients at the Regional Oc­ of the summer company was Ronald dedicated last summer. on Lakewood Circle North, no conveyance tax. system with detention. textbooks and supplies when needed. blueprint reading will be offered in the principal at Buckley School, caused Judgiiienl lien Because of the limited number of related area. The administration also organized many shifts within the elementary St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center, Hartford SALE *259. a committee of parents and com­ school administration. Edward Tim- NOW against Thomas F. Carroll and Elizabeth A. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 5. 1979 — RAGE NINE Births iHaudtratpr Eupuimj Helen Thomas Guiinrd, Jamie Lee, son of Wayne J. and Heidi Bouchard Manchester - A City of Village Charm Guitard of 19 Deming Road, Glastonbury. He was born Dec. 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ Founded Oct. 1, 1881 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bouchard of 20 Deming Road, Glastonbury. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and ■ *Published-b/the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Criticism Expected at Summit Mrs. Raymond Guitard of 38 Middle Drive, East Hartford. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711/ He has a brother, Wayne David, 21 months, WASHINGTON (UPI) - The strategic arms talks with the Soviets, \ | Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press Iniemaiional France also wants to know how far weapons that can reach the Soviet Guadeloupe summit among Presi­ and next year’s prospects in the fight Harris, David Mieliaei, son of John W. and Lucinda M. the West should go in helping China Union from any point in Western Customer Service — 647-9946 dent Carter and the other Big Four against inflation. Shriel Harris of 53 Laraia Ave., East Hartford. He was born Harold E. Turklnoton. Executive Editor modernize its military. So far, the Europe. Raymond F. Robinson. Edilor-Publisher Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor allied leaders — called to review And the president is ready to make Dec. 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal French are being asked for advanc^ He also was expected to have problems facing the NATO alliance good on pledges to boost U.S. grandmother is Mrs. Domnic Zonghetti of East Hartford, war planes, and Britain has shrugged strong words to say on what he His patgrnaj grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John M. Harris and the western democracies — may military spending for NATO. But he off Moscow’s warnings against such believes is the lack of follow-up to the of Opinion not be as friendly as Carter had can expect an earful from the sales. seven-nation economic summit he hoped. Europeans — especially his French’ Zwirk, Amanda Elizaiiclli, daughter of William T. and Giscard wants to coordinate hosted in Bonn in July. He welcomes The other participants in the three- host. Elizabeth Walker Zwick of 95 Olcott St., Manchester. She Western policies on Vietnam and Carter’s moves to bolster the dollar, day meeting starting Thursday — A major question will be what was born Dec. 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital, Her Cambodia as well, and is known to but believes it should have happened maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Walker of French President Valery Giscard Second Chance happens if the Shah of Iran falls. believe the Palestinians should have months ago. 76 Phelps Road, Manchester. Her paternal grandparents are d ’E sta in g , B r ita in ’s Ja m e s Giscard already is tailoring French a larger role in any Middle East Callaghan wants Carter to pay Mr, and Mrs. Michael Zwick of 222 Lydall St., Manchester. Some time ago we con­ to a vote. Callaghan and West German policies with the idea the shah’s days peace agreement. more attention to European feelings gratulated the town’s board of The Concerned Citizens of Chancellor Helmut Schmidt — all are are numbered, and his chief concern Muller, Susan Mirlirir, daughter of John C. and Judith In addition, he would like the about such problems as Iran, the sharply critical of some phases of is continued flow of Iranian oil to the Murzyn Muller of 74 Columbus St., Manchester. She was directors for their decision to Manchester and other United States to exhibit increased threat of another oil crisis, arms born Dec. 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her mater­ Carter’s foreign policy. West. consider a referendum vote on residents previously voiced support for more support for pro- limitation, the Middle East and nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Constant Murzyn of 101 Although the conference on the Diplomatic observers report the Britt Road, East Hartford. Her paternal grandmother is federally-funded community their objection to increased French regimes in Chad, Zaire, Soviet expansion in Africa. tropical West Indian island has been French plainly are unhappy over Mrs. Carl Muller of 36 Elmer St., East Hartford. She has a block grants. Gabon and other parts of Africa in Although he supports a new SALT demands by the federal billed as an informal social get- Carter’s human rights policy — his brother, David, 8; and a sister, Karen, 4. The question of the referen­ the battle against anti-government II agreement, Callaghan is con­ government before the town together among the four, political attempt to insert morality into inter­ guerrillas. strains are beginning to show. cerned that the expected accord will Burke, Kyle Marie, daughter of Bruce B, and Paula dum never arose because the could receive the Community national relationships. Observers say Schmidt is con­ Roseanne Vernli Romano Burke of 85 Lenox St., Manchester. She was born Carter is expected to lead a frank limit the number of missiles the Itria Grimaldi Sonia Fainiglielti groups seeking the ballot ques­ Development funds. They say Giscard has fully adopted cerned about modernizing NATO Dec. 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal discussion of the Iranian crisis and Soviets can aim at the United States tion withdrew their petitions so If the petition drive is the precept of the late Charles de nuclear forces to counter Russia’s grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Romano of 227 Center plans for U.S. handling of a possible but not cover the mounting number St., Manchester. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Gaulle that "states are cold powerful SS-20 medium-range mis­ already-funded projects would successful, the question of a oil shortage; his efforts to get Middle of Russian missiles that can be Mrs. Clarence Burke of 229 Autumn St., Manchester. She has monsters." devoid of sentiments. siles. Schmidt says NATO must have a brother, Brian, 6; and a sister, Whitney, 6. not be jeopardized. referendum on the issue will be East peace talks moving again; the pointed at Western Europe. Area Debs Make Debut on Saturday The opportunity for the brought before the directors. UNICO National, Hartford Chapter, will sponsor the I.i'c, Laura Anuc, daughter of Mark and Lucia Barber Lee directors to prove themselves The opportunity for the Road, Bolton. Miss Grimaldi, a graduate of East Catholic years old, she is majoring in language at St. Joseph of 46 Maple St., Manchester, She was born Dec. 30 at 19th annual Pavane Ball on Saturday evening at the Hart­ High School in Manchester, is attending Manchester College in West Hartford. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents as true representatives of the directors to reflect the voice of Jack Anderson ford Hilton. Chairman of the event is Carmen Brunetti of Community College. Miss Roseanne L. Vernali, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. are Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Barber of 306 Foster St., South people will however, again the people will again be given. Wyneding Hill Road, Manchester. Miss Sonia Famiglietti, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Windsor. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donn Anthony Vernali of 180 Andover Road, East Hartford, is a come to pass. This time however, it is Among the area debutantes are Itria Grimaldi. 18, Modestino M. Famiglietti of 222 Forest St., East Hart­ graduate of East Catholic High School in Manchester. . Lee of 140 Diane Drive, South Windsor. Her maternal great­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grimaldi of 24 Watrous ford. i.s a pradiiate of Penney High School. Eighteen grandmother is Rosa Nevers of 79 Buckland Road, South Petitions seeking a referen­ expected the issue will be Carter Failing to Curb Spending She is also currently attending college. (Burian-Moss Windsor. She has a brother, Brian Edward, 15 months. dum on the town’s involvement followed through. WASHINGTON — President Carter out of non-defense programs. An in the community development Other times, the pooh-bahs of the China’s non-existent trans-Pacific It is hoped the directors ap­ expects the American people to alarmed Vice President Walter Mon­ Pentagon have ordered pet weapons missiles. Engaged Adult School Brochures program are again being cir­ proach the revised situatioil make sacrifices -to reduce inflation. dale has warned Carter of the that turned out to be impractical or The people who promoted the $5 Battered Wives’ Refuge He wants them to curb their culated. with the same honesty and political risks of advocating more obsolete. On occasion, they have billion boondoggle, of course, were appetites, tighten their belts and Bv MARY A. DEMPSEY property. They hang drawings on the The Concerned Citizens of awareness as they did the last arms for the Pentagon and less alms rushed ahead with new, unproved the defense contractors whose fear of Will Be Available Soon accept limited pay. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) - No dining room walls. They attend a for the poor. weapons, often changing the design Qimmunist China was in direct nearby public school. Brochures for the winter-spring Manchester are behind the time. Yet he is the real spendthrift in the unexpected visitors are admitted to the course offering, at 646-4088 Yet the needed weaponry could be in the middle of production. proportion to the size of the subcon- the sprawling Tudor mansion with an Youngsters generally find it more semester of the Manchester Adult during the regular adult evening petition drive seeking Let the people be heard and wood pile. He is preparing to ask financed from savings if the presi­ Every miscalculation, every wrong tracts they expected to receive. open front yard the size of a football difficult than their mothers to settle Evening School will be distributed to school hours, Monday through signatures bringing the ques­ then let the governing body Congress for more than $530 billion to dent would crack down on military hunch, every revised blueprint has The Pentagon’s extravagances not field. into the alien surroundings so briefly. local banks, libraries and the Thursday, 6:30 to 8 p.m., starting run the federal government for tion of involvement in com­ take action accordingly and fraud and waste. For billions of run up the bills that have been only waste the taxpayers’ money but Its women residents are not Municipal Building by Jan. 12. Feb. 5. another year. "Some of the younger ones don’t Mail registrations will be accepted munity development programs openly. dollars disappear down the Pentagon charged to the taxpayers. The waste military power as well. For allowed to make personal telephone True, he’s putting on a show of know why they’re here; there’s from Jan. 15 to Jan, 26. In-person drain every year. military storerooms, meanwhile, the misspent money has produced calls. Their children cannot tell emotional trauma,” said counselor- tightening the federal budget. But registration wili be held on Tuesday, Government auditors have dis­ have filled up with spare parts for more flab than muscle. It has gone to schoolmates where they live. Every case manager Nancy Fredman. New Look he’s cutting public services and Jan. 30 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the covered that the Army, for example, canceled and antiquated weapons. build a military establishment that door is heavily locked. “And just as the kids are getting Manchester High School cafeteria. social programs; hets doing little to NEW YORK (UPI) - Take some MiGs in Cuba paid 90 percent above the cost es­ The Pentagon’s prodigal spending has become increasingly brass- settled, they move ... The winter semester of the aduit eliminate government The home in a quiet rural area tips from a professional in updating timates for 13 weapons systems. habits and sloppy bookkeeping have bound, with too many officers man­ “The schools in the area don’t like evening school will begin Feb. 5 and President Carter has quietly told extravagances. The greater need is south of Ann Arbor is the biggest your spring wardrobe without ruining Russians from sending such goodies Indeed, 55 major weapons systems encouraged defense contractors- to ning easy chairs and not enough coin- it. They find it’s disruptive, bringing continue until the middle of April. the Kremlin he won’t demand that domestic assault shelter in Michigan. your budget. to our Caribbean neighbor. to slash the fat from the bloated cost the Defense Department an engage in all manner of malfeasance, manding combat units. It is one of about 30 such permanent kids in and out. And the children Interested persons are advised to “With a few simple alterations and the 20 or so MiG-23 jets shipped to The President also contradicts bureaucracy. average of 70 percent above the misfeasance and nonfeasance. The shelters in the United States, says aren’t allowed to tell anyone where register by maii to insure getting into The overspending has made the they live,” the right accessories, you can turn Cuba be shipped back to the ^viet himself. He told the Russians they The president has promised our original estimates. This means the taxpayers have lost billions through armed forces fat and pampered. An Kathy Fotjik, director of the Ann a particular course and also to avoid some of last year’s garments into td- Union. European allies, for example, that long waiting lines that occur at the mustn’t send over any more MiG-23 military brass had to go back to outright fraud, even more through austere budget might make them Arbor-based National Technical Safe House will be one year old in day’s fashion iook,’’ says Lily In so doing. Carter has taken a he’ll increase defense spending by in-person registration. planes or he’ll invoke the agreement. Congress for an Additional $86 biljion. more subtle deception. more lean and mean. Assistance Program on Famiiy March. Local, state and private fun­ Kimmel, chairwoman of the Associa­ curious view of the 1962 Cuban mis­ three percent. He has wavered over Participants wili be notified only if How many planes are none? Such staggering discrepancies can­ A decade ago, for example, the Footnote: Citizens can help keep a Vioience. ding pay the fl,100-a-month rent and tion of Styiists and Fashion Coor­ sile agreement, which prohibits the whether to apply the three percent to other expenses for the property. a ciass is filled or canceled. not be passed off as simple mis­ Chinese didn't possess a single mis- watch on w aste by repoHing dinators of New York. the full'defense budget or just the Residents call the mansion Safe Women residents with jobs pay per ’The engagement of Miss Kristine The engagement of Miss Anne Rita For information regarding course calculations. In some cases, the sle that could hit the U.S. mainland. examples of government House. Its address is kept secret as a Tor spring, she suggests NATO portion. But Pentagon sources diem fees based on their income, but Soderquist to Gary P. Zadrozny, both Stefanski of Waliingford to Keith or lab fees contact Ernest P. Lewis, shortening skirts, taking in widths military planners have deliberately Yet the late President Lyndon John­ extravagance to Jack Anderson’s strictiy enforced security measure anticipate an extra $10 billion for the most residents are welfare of East Hartford, has been an­ Arthur Lamb of East Harford has director. for slim siihouettes, adding a small Other Editors Say underestimated contracts in order to son was pressured into ordering a $5 Watch on Waste, P.O. Box 2300, designed to protect the residents — recipients. nounced by her parents, Mr. and been announced by her parents, Mr. The adult evening schooi offers two armed forces. get Congressmen hooked before they battered wives and children — from hat to be worn on the side of the head, Like Douglas MacArthur, Super­ spend the rest of his days in a world billion anti-missile system that had Washington, D.C.'20013. Mrs. Howard Soderquist of 24 Sandra and Mrs. Edward Stefanski of Curt;.- semesters of classes, from Of course, this must be squeezed could find out the true costs. further physical barm. Most of Michigan’s facilities for plus colorful gloves and belts. For man has returned. And just like the no purpose except to shoot down Watch on Waste: A $27,000 battered wives and children provide Drive, East Hartford. Avenue, Wallingford. September to the end of November, suffused with green, and we don’t At any one time as many as 32 evening, spruce up last spring’s out­ general, he’s larger than life, Transportation Department slush only temporary refuge at hotels, Mr. Lamb is the son of Mr. and and the winter semester, February fit with giittering jewelry. mean on the planet Krypton. VVORm SmR-TE Some very good New Years’ my food again - I will walk through casional slaps from her husband es­ start divorce action,” said coor­ from the Seattle Tennis Club for use resolutions fail because they are calated into vicious beatings. dinator Lorraine Lafata. “We’ve today without crutches, able to think of its facilities by German Transpor­ Modeling in Paris negative — I am not going to eat as more clearly. never had a woman who’s chosen to tation Minister Kurt Gscheidle, who . “He hit me when I was pregnant,” prosecute — not that we’d discourage much — I am not going to smoke It’s much more complicated than said the fidgety 28-year-old redhead. r was visiting as Transportation it. anymore — I am not going to drink simply turning negatives into “I went for a ^eckup once with my Considered Step Up Secretary Brock Adams’ guest. “Our ultimate goal is to provide this year — etc., etc. positives — but every little bit helps. — The taxpayers are shelling out arm just one giant bruise.' That’s options for women, not to force them By JENNIFER SMALL efficient about their -,vork,” said Try turning them around — I am Rev. Neale McLain when I decided. $100,1X10 a year to find out why hermit to make a particular decision ... We Karin Oriander, who holds dual going to wear size 12 again — I am Church of the Nazarene “I saw ads on TV referring to a PARIS (UPI) — If a Paris label is a crabs choose the particular shells don’t want to push the women out of nationality in Sweden and France crisis center. Then someone at the status symbol on a piece of clothing, going to breathe clean air and taste their homes. We just want to help and has modeled in Paris for three they live in. At the University of state fair handed my son a packet modeling the garment can be the them make a decision.” years. “ But that is characteristic of California at Santa Barbara, scien­ with a phone number on it — but my same for the girls who do it. tists have been forcing the crabs out “When you leave America and Americans; to take their work husband ripped it up." Most battered wiyes bring two or seriously. Almanac of their present homes. The come here it’s very prestigious,” three children, but rorfie arrive with “A French girl will come on like a researchers then watch to see which Cindy — not her real name — said said Carol Columbus, of Port Arthur, as many as seven. little butterfly or a little flower and By Unilt'd l’r< 'KH Inicrnalional met in Jerusalem for a historic dis­ “As you know, the (dollar only buys half of what it did in ’67 — so it only shells the crabs adopt as the new fear of recriminations had kept her ‘"That’s a big factor in why women Texas. that is reflected in her work.” Today is Friday, Jan. 5, the 5th day cussion of Christian unity. *• goes through June ...” abodes. from moving in with parents or stay with their husbands,” Ms. “Paris is supposed to be the center Even though the American In 1968, Alexander Dubcek became Copyright, 1979 friends. Eventually, she was referred Lafata- said. “They don’t want to of fashion. To say you’ve worked in of 1979 with 360 to follow. to Safe House. Paris makes a big impression on mannequin is “in,” getting a job here The moon IS in its first quarter. chairman of the Communist Party of United Feature Syndinate, leave their children.” is no cinch. Her mother drove Cindy and the ,She said women seeking divorcq modeling agencies back in the The morning stars are Mercury, Czechoslovakia, later to be deposed Martha Angle and Robert Walters Inc. four children to the shelter one day states.” “Paris is the hardest place because for leading a reform movement are better off bringing their children the fashion houses use the same girls Venus, Saturn and Jupiter. while Cindy’s husband was at work. “A lot of the girls they use here are THOUGH NOT YET widely known in the United States, along if they hope to win permanent they did the year before,” Miss The evening star is Mars, against Moscow control. They moved in for the maximum custody. from the states,” she said. Dallda Is an International singing star who has sold Those born on this date are under In 1975, President Ford named an Miss Columbus, who worked for Columbus said. “They use very few more than 45 million records In seven languages. The Nuclear Scare Tactics Questioned period allowed — 30 days — before new ones.” former Miss Egypt recently made her U.S. debut at the sign of Capricorn. eight-man commission, headed by looking for some place else to live. Mic Mac, a French fashion house With only two days left at Safe She said her agency toid her there Carnegie Hall, followed by a visit to one of New York Zebulon Pike, discoverer of Pike’s Vice President Rockefeller, to in­ specializing in sportswear, said she WASHINGTON (NEA) - There’s Edison, which used nuclear power million Btu for oil-fired generating “balanced mix” of fuel sources.' House, Cindy had the rest of her life were 4,000 girls in Paris last fall City’s traditional celebrity hangouts, Sardis. Peak in Colorado, was born on Jan. 5, vestigate charges the CIA conducted “He doesn’t know where it is, but more or less mapped out. believes American mannequins have no better illustration of the hard more than any other utility in the stations. Another official suggests that ”we trying to land half that many jobs in 1779. illegal espionage against U.S. he just found out that I’m in Safe “I want the children,” she said, a more professional attitude than evvwvwvsnnnnortnneBOOOOoooQBBoaoooopooooooooooooooo* times currently faced by the coun­ country. In South Carolina, the Carolina should be looking at all the alter- House because I’ve fiied divorce about 100 shows for press and buyers. On this day in history: citizens in this nation. “And, after six years of marriage, I their French colleagues — and try’s nuclear power industry than its Commonwealth Edison now relies Power & Light Co. reports costs of natijWs.” papers,” she said. “’This wasn’t my The fashion houses hire about 20 to LIQUOR DEPT. In 1925, Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross of A thought for the day: British want a divorce. employers appreciate girls who 11th hour escape from the disgrace of on nuclear power to provide almost less than 39 cents per million Btu for The price of uranium, the principal first marriage, but this is my last.” report on time with makeup on and 30 mannequins for ready-to-wear Wyoming was sworn in as the first author William Somerset Maugham “I’m going on ADC (Aid to Depen­ shows. Many model for more than NO LOWER PRICES not making a single domestic sale 42 percent of its generating capacity. fuel for nuclear power station, has in­ Cindy’s children and their don’t take two hours for lunch. KEEP SMILING woman governor in U.S. history. said, “There are two good things in nuclear power, $1.31 per million Btus dent Chiidren) for a while, then I’m one fashion house. ANYWHERE throughout 1978. The two new units, to be construct^ creased very substantially in recent playmates at the shelter hike through American girls also are said to have KEEP HAPPY In 1964, Pope Paul VI and Greek life — freedom of thought and when coal is used and more than $2.83 getting work. I want to wait until the Miss Oriander said she thinks the On December 20, only 11 days about 130 miles west of Chicago near per million Btu when oil is the fuel. years. But the prices of other fuels the apple orchard on the 10-acre baby’s a little bigger.” longer legs. Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras freedom of action." “American models tend to be more American country and western look w m before the end of the year, the Com­ the Mississippi River town of Savan­ The major corporations that have soared higher and faster. if is in demand now. monwealth na, 111., will increase that figure to manufacture nuclear generating Petroleum costs have skyrocketed Big Month for Inventors Yesterdays Edison Co. of about 65 percent. equipment have too long subor­ ever since the OPEC^ cartel began to Chicago an­ The utility company’s nuclear- “the home of ftesh pasta” WE HAVE ALL YOU dinated economy as a selling point, flex its muscles five years ago. ~ January is the month to rPASTA' 25 Years Afso nounced that it powered plants supp'y electricity at preferring to rely instead on a “you Congressional action decontrolling remember such great inventors as Thomas WINTER Lodge. had agreed to Paine, NEW HOURS NEED FOR School enumeration totals 368 1.33 cents per kilowatt-hour (kwh), need us more than we need you” ap­ the price of natural gas will produce ^njam in Franklin, Thomas A. Edison and William ITALIAN^ more than on previous count. 10 Years Apo purchase from compared with 2.41 cents per kwh for similar increases for that fuel in the Sellers, TUES. to SAT. INDOOR GARDENING proach. Mrs. Albert Conlin is inkalled as the Westinghouse coal-fired generating stations. coming years. 10 AM • 6 PM PLUS A LARGE SELECTION OF This date was a Sunday; The That haughty sales pitch usually noble grand of Sunset Rcbekah Electric Corp. a A report recently issued by the comes in the form of a threat that Coal remains relatively cheap, but Few people think of Paine, the fiery writer, as an in­ CLEARANCE Ltd. UNUSUAL HOUSE PLANTS Herald did no publish. ventor, but he had an excellent mechanical mind. Accor­ SUNDAY pair of 1,150 Senate Governmental Affairs Com­ “you're gonna freeze in the dark” by it’s no longer a bargain fuel because ding to IPO, Inc., a non-profit group dedicated to preser- HOME-STYLE MEAT 10 AM - 2 PM ALL PLANT STANDS! Quote/Unquote megawatt nuclear generating units. mittee, based on data provided to 1985 , 2000 or some other year in the of the federally-mandated installa­ ving the patent system as an incentive to innovation and IN STOCK Although long-term safety risks state regulatory commissions by not too distant future if the public tion of flue gas desulfurization SALE & CHEESE RAVIOLI, and numerous unresolved problems creativity, Paine invented the first iron bridge. He also CLOSED MONDAY power companies throughout the na- refuses to embrace nuclear power as systems or “scrubbers” to prevent patented a machine for planing boards, a crane and an FETTUCINE, “The guy just decided to go shop­ “I’ve found most women want to at the “back end" of the fuel cycle— tion, indicates that similar its salvation. ‘ * high-sulfur coal from contaminating improved carriage wheel. it is far superior to other fuels in one MANICOTTI, TO ORDER TEL. NOW ping and he picked out what he be taken by force, but with economies are being achieved in Westinghouse has produced its the atmosphere when burned. AT , 643-7424 OFF liked." gentleness. Therefore, Dracula is the crucial aspect: Its strikingly low other states. share of such dire predictions, but it The nuclear power industry Benjamin Franklin invented bifocal glasses, the light­ / cost. In North Carolina, the Duke Power ning rod and the forerunner of what came to be known as LASAGNA — I’oliee Inspector I'oni Siiiitli, ultimate sex symbol." also is attempting to take a more probably would make more friends— the “Franklin Stove.” & SAUCES 188 Waal Middle Tpks. tlieorizinfz why Remlirandl’s "The. — Frank Langella, an aetor, No two companies have more Co. is generating electricity from its reasoned approach in promoting the and more sales — if it abandoned its On January 27, 1880, ’Thomas A. Edison received a pa­ ' Mancheatar WHITHAM NURSERY Ilahhi," a $1 inillinn |iainting, was saying (in Us magazine) the vam­ effectively demonstrated these nuclear plants at a cost of less than cost benefits of nuclear power. heavy-handed scare tactics and All Fresh - Mads Dally OMW WITH UB” tent for the incandescent electric light. NoKrr and Morrl Negro, stolen from the4)e Young Museum pire he played on Broadway economics than Westinghouse, a 31 cents per million British thermal “We ..can’t permit ourselves to talked sensibly about the bargain it 305 E. CENTER, MANCHESTER On tha Pramitst Proprietor ROUTE 6, BOLTON 843-7802 Pittsburgh-based firm that is the OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY 8KIO TO BKIO PM in San Franeisrn with three lesser elite s female audiences. units (Btu), compared with more overcommit to any one fuel in any can offer to everyone who pays an — Imt more rlisposahle — works of nation's largest producer of nuclear than $1.37 per million Btu for coal- one section of the country,” says one electric bill. ® art. generating units, and Commonwealth fired plants and almost $2.76 per company executive, calling for a PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Jan. 5, 1979 ( Obituaries ) ______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, manYNUP a IMPORTM WICKIN Cafe 0-5. 482 Burnside Ave. In the afternoon, Mrs. Carter and 5-4 decision to the Los Angeles Kings, winning.”. hooped 8 points. \ Thursday, 5;58 p.m. —Medical call to Thursday evening with a dinner of the wives of the other leaders were ^ THIA WEEK’8 aPECIALjL^ the Islanders squandered a 2-0 lead MIDGETS Mike Suhie led the Stars’ attack red snapper in an open-sided, straw- Every point is important to the Trailing 3-1 with only 2:03 the puck atter the next faceoff, Ver­ 101 Melton Drive. ^ taking, a helicopter sightseeing tour MACS r r^RKNAYILLOW and lost, 3-2, to the Philadelphia Islanders, too. Both New York and With three players accounting for with 9 points and Stan Nowak and roofed building known in Guadeloupe SQUASH Flyers. remaining in the final period, the bridge zoomed a shot into the net Thursday, 6:43 p.m —Car accident at of some of Guadeloupe’s outer Wall Hangings, Montreal have 57 points, a statistic all but three points, Pro Remodeling Paul Martin added 6 and 5 respec­ Manchester Midgets rallied to scored which settled the issue with 57 the corner of Burnside Avenue and School as an ajoupa. islands. *1.9S 49* that becomes important in the three times and tack a 4-3 loss on En­ seconds left. stopped Boland Oil last night at the tively. Street. The warm night air was cooled oc­ S-7LB.BAQ Rec, 36-25. CNT.IMBlAnE POP COM playoffs. But this yeaV Montreal is in field in hockey play Wednesday night Weinbaum collected assists on the ILLINC GIRLS Thursday, 7:39 p.m. —Car accident at NHL Chris Galligan with 15 points and 12 Carroll Court. High T o l l CUKES ORANOES Floor Covering its biggest dogfight in several at Bolton. last two^ local scores and Leon Illing High's girls’ jayvees topped Lary Larry Smith with 10 and Paul Thursday, 9:35 p.m. -Medical call to seasons. Don Weinbaum got the locals on Botteron collected one. 'Rennet’s jayvees yesterday in over­ l 3 pon4 9 « 1183 Main St , fourth floor. Lottery “We can’t be expected to win 6. the board in the first period but En­ Enfield had a man advantage for Guardino with 8 led the Pros while time, 25-24. MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - In 1966 ' OPEN DAILY 6 ICM. TO • Eiil. • BUHDAV* S AlN.jrO • P.M. I , In the only other NHL game, Tim Haddock and Dan Soucier Thursday, 9:36 p.m. —Medical call to • Wt SdU Thd Herald, Sundaf Papan, p/ot Lottary ncAals • games,” said Islander Coach A1 Ar­ field’s Don Halish and Bob Mauro the final 47 seconds and when the With 12 seconds remaining in OT, fire destroyed 451,200 one-and two- Chicago knotted Buffalo, 3-3, when scored 12 and 7 points in defeat. the police station, 497 Tolland St. family homes and 159,600 •THE KINO bour. “The Flyers are a good club.” Phil Russell scored at 4:51 of the gave their team a 2-1 second period goalie was pulled the visitors had a Maureen Flanagan flipped in a foul Thursday, 9:45 p.m. —Medical call to The Flyers and Islanders, Patrick advantage. The latter made it 3-1 two-man advantage but couldn’t get Nassiff Arms stopped Cars, 29-22, shot to break a tie and give Illing . 1183 Main St. HARTFORD —The winning apartments, with a total value of $1,2 OF third period. The goal came just 1:16 billion. This is the equivalent of bur­ GWSTDNBURY PAJNT & FLOOR COVERING Division rivals, meet twice more in with a goal with 6 minutes left. the equalizer. as Glen Bolduc and Ron Pinney each the decision. Thursday, 1| :42 p.m. —Car accident at number drawn Thursday in the PRODUCEI" after Buffalo took a 3-2 lead on a Dan­ hooped 8 points. Dave Riordan and ning more dwellings than there are in PESO Furniture Gallery the next 10 days, with New York ny Gare goal. The Sabres also got With just over 2 minutes left. Dean The locals boast a 16-3-1 record and Rennet’s Wendy Arnum tallied 12 the corner of Governor and Thomas Connecticut daily lottery was 293. Mark Gochee led the losers with 8 the entire state of West Virginia, 270 OAKLAND 8T„ MANCHESTER holding an 11-point advantage. Tully tallied, with assists toy .George play next Saturday night at 6:50 at points, her basket with one second streets The winning weekly numbers were 60 Hebron Ave, 633-9178 power-play goals from Gil Perreault and 6 points respectively. says Honeywell, a leading manufac _• 643-63S4______"Tonight was a must win for us and and Derek Smith. T?d Bulley and LeBlanc and George Zdam^ to one Bolton. left sent play into overtime. Today, 12:19 a m. -Medical call to 29 83 , 830, and 539050, The lucky color Open M , Fri. bl 9 Bankcards Accepted Hamilton Road. was blue. ^ turer of smoke detectors. we have to win at the Island,” said Alain Daigle scored Chicago’s other cut the margin to one goal. The locals were outshot, 33-23, but PEE WEE ,,Mary Jo Heim Heine led the Flyer goalie Bernie Parent. “It’s goals. Scott Verbridge squ^ed matters goalies Rick Spiller and Bob Carlson „ Blue Moon stopped CBC last night winners with 8 points and Laura with 1:49 left and gaining control of managed to share the win again. at the Y, 20-11, and Willis turned back Peterson collected 12 rebounds. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. J;in 5. 1979 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 5. 1979 — PAGE THIRTEEN Big Problem for East I Fans, Writers and Coaches " All Disagree on Who’s No. 1 By MILT RICHMAN said he put little or no stock in the Tonight Against South NEW YORK (UPI) - All us for our inspired wisdom. at heart again. There’s nothing ratings at ail. At the end of the this uproar over who’s No. 1 You know the old football saying, wrong with that. though, when it rains, it rains on both season, though, who was out there By LEN AUSTER Penders predicts, “If we shoot 50 and plays good defense. And he plays and who isn’t makes me laugh What amuses me most, though, is sides of the field and that’s what leading the clamor that his team percent we lose because we don’t well with Walt (Adamy) in the some of the pure blather I’ve listened Herald S|)orl»Hrilrr because now the fans and happened this time. In the AP poll, shouid be No. 1? That coach, of to and read from all these self-styled There will be a big problem have any offensive rebounding backcourt.” writers figure they know more course. strength. Do I feel Pinone will sweep "1 feel we’ve been playing good conducted among sportscasters and analysts who pass themselves off as waiting for East Catholic as it about football than the sportswriters, Alabama came out on In this regard, the one coach I’ve football experts. They go into all this the boards? Yup,” admitted the basketball the last two times. We’re found to be the most consistent in his takes the hardwoo<^ tonight second-year coach. playing hard, playing together, and if coaches, which could be. But if top and Southern California se^iond, fancy arithmetic and phraseology and from what I hear, their phones feeling about the ratings is Penn telling you why No. 1 has no business against HCC arch-rival South East wili be looking to apply .we continue to do so we can give it’s so, an awful lot of players State’s Joe Paterno. He has never Catholic at the University of pressure in the backcourt against everyone in the league a go,” Pear­ were getting a good workout, too on the same field as No. 2. in this country sure are in the from irate 'Californians. What an served on our board although he has They’re all experts. I’m sorry I Hartford in the first of their South, to keep the ball from Pinone, son believes, “We’re improving and I wrong hands.' been invited to so, and when I’ve feel we’ll continue to improve.” amazing coincidence can’t say the same for myself annual jousts. and if it gets some defensive Ever since the UPI Board of spoken with him about it, he has told rebounds to run, again to stay away Cheney Tech returns to the round- One angry Aiabaman fired in a although I go back a long time standing in the Eagles’ bid for its Coaches ratings hit the wire Tuesday wire to UPI accusing the coaches of me he wouldn’t mind voting — once following football. Back to the days from the big man in the middle, ac­ ball wars for the first time in the new evening showing the coaches had- at the end of the season — but didn’t initial conference win and first deci­ cording to Penders. year. The Beavers, who were prejudice. They couldn’t even count when such players as Don Hutson, picked Southern California No. 1 and care to do so on a reguiar basis sion over the Rebels since 1975-76, a South, 1-0 in the HCC and 4-2 treated less than hospitably in the up to two, he said. How, he wanted to Dixie Howell and Fred Sington were string of eight setbacks, is muscular Alabama No. 2, the phones haven’t know, in a pointed reference to last during the season itself. He felt that starring for Alabama; Marchy overall, leads the series, 19-18. Avon Christmas Tournament, take doing so served no practical purpose. 6-foot-8, 220-pound ^enior pivotman Manchester High, too, hits the road their 2-2 COC and 2-4 aggregate mark quit. Monday’s victory by Alabama over Schwartz and Frank Carideo for John Pinone. By the strangest coincidence, prac- Apart from the ratings serving as it travels to Wethersfield High for to Cromwell High where^hey’ll face ».»* Penn State in the Sugar Bowi, couid Notre Dame; Puo Rentner and Eggs ticaily all the calls are coming from primarily as an instrument for fan "He's the hub and the wheel, the what could be a pivotal game. The In­ the 4-0,6-0 Panthers. Cromweil, state No. 2 beat No. 1 and then wind up No. Manske for Northwestern; Sammy the great state of Alabama, from 2? Overlooked completely by him, of consumption, philosophically whole machine,” assessed Easf dians, 3-3 in the CCIL and 3-4 overall, Ciass S runner-up a year ago, has Baugh for Texas Christian; Monk Coach Jim Penders of the prime op­ -V places like Tuscaloosa, Montgomery, course, was Southern Caiifornia’s speaking, I have to agree completely Moscrip for Stanford apd Jay have won two straight, but against shown its claws this campaign and Huntsville and Birmingham, with with Joe Paterno. ponent, “but I hope we’re not so con- less than the best opposition. victory over Aiabama earlier in the Berwanger for the University of could prove most dangerous to the half of the callers starting out “How I can understand the fans becoming Chicago. ^cerned we neglect the other four "We haven’t been tested by a good Techmen. season. dare-you?” and the other half “How so excited about the ratings. That’s • players. No question, he is the key to team the last two games,” agrees There is a heavy slate of area None of the coaches live or die with Those fellows were around before could you?” The curious thing about simply a means of identification their success. He gets the ball off the Tribe Coach Doug Pearson, "We games on tap. Penney High, 5-1 in the the ratings although, naturally, there was any such thing as ratings. all this is, three times previously where some of them in thpir .SOc dn«: glass and the team flies. That’s 50 dominated both which is a good sign. CCIL and 7-1 overall, travels to they’re happier when their team They never concerned themselves • n r " and 50s, are identifving personally percent of their offense.” But we’re looking for consistency Willimantic to combat 3-3, 3-4 Alabama finished as UPI’s No. 1 winds up higher than lower. I know of with whether their team was No. 1 or fchoice and I can’t remember ever with the players, reflecting some of Pinone has some impressive which means you have to piay good Windham High while in another one coach, no longer active, who was Ne. 2. They just let the fans argue ' • V “ V ' ' getting a single call ^congratulating a member of niir voting board and their pride while trving to feel young figures, averaging 28 points and 18 teams and beat them. Tomorrow leagife encounter, 0-6 East Hartford over something as intangible as that. Braced for Action rebounds per game along with 4 (Friday) night gives us that oppor­ High hosts 5-0, 5-1 Simsbury High. assists and 3 blocked shots. Rebel tunity. Central Valley Conference clashes Quarterback Dan Pastorini of Houston sports a heavy brace on Coacifi Joe Reilly has a warning for "Wethersfield is a good team with pit 1-2, 3-5 Bloomfield High at 2-1,4-3 Army, Navy "W Bowling right knee during workout yesterday in preparation for Sunday’s East and future opponents. "Our a good record (4-2) and should be a Rockville High and 1-0, 4-3 South Sports Slate other players are showing more in­ good test to see how far we’ve come. Windsor High visiting 1-2, 1-6 game against Pittsburgh. (UPI Photo) Infrequent Goal Celebration IIOLID \VS- itiative,” he warns. Until we do play a good team, we Glastonbury High. In Charter Oak UConn Foes L o n Moore 165-156-458. Rick Iriduv WRESTLING Romano 126. "That makes us a iittie stronger. I won’t be sure how far we’ve Conference engagements, 0-4, 0-6 Goals have come infrequent for Nick Fotiu of the New York Kathv Johnson 194-426. Dorn BASKETBALL Avon ul Eust (.uihulir. feel we’re rounding oiit. Before we McConnell 155-.36;) M a II r li r HI )' r u I progressed,” continued the Indian Bolton High is at 3-0, 5-0 Bacon Rangers but after he scored his second of the season Wednesday Next Season D Angona 184-428. Don t.litney Pecli ul Somers. looked to him (Pinone) aii the time. ViVllKTHfield All Balled Up leader. Academy in Colchester, 3-1, 4-1 night in New York against Montreal he danced this jig. Rangers MtrtiiisLei *1 1 1 , Russ Harris at Best Now that we’re not, that makes us a Two possible explanations for the Rham High hosts 1-3, 1-4 Vinal Tech PINNETTES - Sophie Willhide 169-396, Buck East Calliolic South SWIMMING better team. We've aiways prided Manchester High teammates surprised Canadiens, 6-2. to end 15-game winning streak. (UPI Three military academies will Kravontka 175-475, Lois Buckiminster 394, Lee Culliolic ul I ofll, Manchester resurgance are 6-foot-4 ,and 1-3, 2-4 Coventry High ventures Photo) Muneliester ul Penney, ourselves on balance and you need Ed Kennison (21) and John senior pivotman Chuck Cohen and 6- to 2-2, 3-3 Rocky Hill High. appear on the University of Connec­ Begin 185-461, Dee Minnich Courtney 389, Gary Winter Cheney I'erii ul CruiiiHell (U.’IO balance to win.” Haslett appear to be hanging foot-1 guard John Reiser. “Thev’ve On the distaff side, slumping 2-5, 2- ticut football schedule in 1979, accor­ 179, Linda Gustafson 178- 380, Dan Vignione 151-368, I’eiiney ul Wiiiilhum Sulurduv In Crucial Tests East is 0-1 in conference play, 5-2 changed the coplplexion of the 6 Manchester High entertains 4-2, 5-2 ding to an announcement by Director 176-513, Marty Bradshaw Gene Grille 363, Bill Bunce Siiiishurv ul Eu»l Hurl- on to the same ball in recent overall and riding a three-game win­ team,” Pearson views, "Chuck gives of Athletics John Toner, 213-502, Donna Ramos 458, 361, John Fox 361, ford BASKETBALL home game. Locals play at Wethersfield High at Clarke Arena in South Cenirul ul MCC, 8 ning steak. "We have to be selective us a guy in the middle who rebounds CCIL play while 5-2 East Catholic The Huskies will open their cam­ Anita Shorts 474, Carol South Windsor u I PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Every athlete likes to think he can rtroufshot! Wethersfield tonight. (Herald WRESTLING producernHimo Kacfbest mViArtwhen itU counts ____ most.a tt For*... ¥->Franco___ Harris,t» the.. WIlIl our snois We’il have to shoot and protects the basket and John travels to Middletown to confront paign at West Point against Army Bushnell 461. GliislonhiirY about 60 percent to beat them,” Photo by Strempfer) Sept. 15 and trek to Annapolis to play Bloomfield ul Roekville Huron A r u d r m y uI Pittsburgh Steelers’ all-time leading rusher, the pressure of Wes us a guy who penetrates well Mercy High in an HCC clash. .Munehrsler, I Very Few Changes Navy the following week. Virginia GAI.AXIES - Sue B o 11 o n u I B u e o n ICE HOCKEY those moments seem to push him to his greatest heights. Military Institute, in Lexington, Va., Balesano 127, Bette Vittner KofC — Dennis Carlin Aeudeiiiy If Reggie Jackson______is basefiall's Vinul I’eeli ul Rhuni .Muneliester ul Simshurv, will be played in the southland on 128, Julie Reggio 138, 202-203-210-215, Ken 8:30 Man of Autumn, then his winter Penn State, who also holds the Super Scoreboard In Orr’s Lifestyle Nov. 3. . Gayle Robson 127, Cathy Tomlinson 208, Mike Hodge Co>eulry ul Roeky Hill counterpart is Franco Harris. It Cowboys’ Mental C Army Taps McConnell 129-340, Denise 213-573, Bob Oliver 559, \\ eI h e r » f ieId ul Furminglon at. East Bowl single-game rushing record of It will be the first meeting between Culholie, 8:30 began in the piayoffs of his rookie 158 yards, had 105 yards and two CHICAGO (UPI) — Bobby Orr says there have been only a few a UConn football team and Army, Wisienski 343. Mike Petruni 221, Ray Muiirhesler (girls) year when he grabbed a ricocheted touchdowns. NHL Lou Saban changes in his lifestyle since he announced his retirement from while UConn played VMl and lost at Duhamel 220, Rudi Wittke EusI Ciilholie ul Merev pass for a 60-yard touchdown that Asked why he consistently delivers professional hockey several months ago. Storrs four seasons back. Navy, the RESTAURANT - Jim 214, Ken Leitz 237-597. (girls). .5:.’$0 beat Oakland in the final five Atlitude Better Campbell Conference Ollu-r gunu‘s 8 p.in. in playoff games, Harris said'^ Holiday Bowl game winner recently, seconds. But the one major difference been as difficult as it is for some Thursday, "It’s a do-or-die situation Patrick Division WEST POINT, N.Y. (UPI) - Lou leads the UConn-Navy series with a It has continued through six more DALLAS (UPI) — How are the Dallas Cowboys different now makes him wish things might have others because I only played 31 and that makes you concentrate W L T Ptis Saban never gives the seven-yeAr gone a little differently. perfect 4-0 record. years and resulted in a host of NFL from the team that lost to the Los Angeles Rams, 27-10, in the NY Islanders 25 5 7 'i7 itch a chance to develop. games during the past two seasons^ ’ General Motore hae better. , There’s no second chance. Orr still travels up to four days a Orr noted, “and that gives you a lot Ijfonn’s home season begins Oct. post-season records. Harris, has a third week of the season? NY Rangers 21 13 4 416 Saban, in the second year of a six- |uat announced an You have to give just a little bit more week as he did when he was the of time to sit and reflect and think. 6, against New Hampshire; while 'Our attitude is much better now,” Philadelphia 20 13 6 416 year contract at the University of of everything — concentration, inten­ league’s premier defensive player Still, it’s a change when you are not other home opponents on the slate acroea the board sity, desire. There’s no next week.” said Dallas Coach Tom Landry. Atlanta 21 16 3 415 Miami (Fla.), was n am ^ Thursday are Rutgers, Massachusetts and Holy with the Boston Bruins; But now, Orr out there traveling with the players price Increaae. Buy Harris gained 1,082 yards this “Mentally; we’re much better off as the 28th head football coach in Cross. Smyihe Division is in a three piece suit, scouting and suiting up getting ready for a from our etore and season to iift his seven-year total to than we were at that time. Army history, succeeding Homer Completing the list of road op­ W L players for the Chicago Black game.” SAVEI save up to $225. 7,377, second to O.J. Simpson among ”My impression of that game was Chicago 12 17 2 Smith. Hawks, the team that gambled on his ponents are Yale, Maine, Boston that we weren’t mentally sharp at all j Army fired Smith, who compiled a Orr has scouted primarily in University, and Rhode Island. active rushers. His sixth 1,000-yard Vancouver 14 22 injury-prone knees 'and lost. Canada for prospective players, but season tied him with Simpson for se­ we played the whole first haif of Colorado 8 25 2 21-33-1 record in five seasons, after "Yes, things aren’t that much OVER 130 OLD PRICE MODELS the season like that.” 2 the Cadets lost to Navy. Saban will be plans to travel more in the United cond place behind Jim Brown’s St. Louis 8 27 different now,” Orr said behind the States during the next several weeks. seven. But, against the Atlanta Falcons formally introduced at a news con­ lance to add to his record collection And how does Los Angeles differ desk in his small Chicago Stadium of­ Orr, a native of Parry Sound, On­ last week, the Cowboys seemed to ference today in New York City. .unday when the Steeiers host the "Players with the talent and now? fice. “But the major difference is tario, thinks the quality of hockey on TO CHOOSE FROM experience of Franco know how to have returned to that early season Wales Conference Miami (Fla.) beat Army in announ­ Houston Oilers for the AFC title and “Well, they played good in our that I still would rather be out there the collegiate level is rapidly im­ a berth in Super Bowl XIII. win the big games,” said Mei Biount, slump. Norris Division cing Saban was joining the Academy Yale Gridders earlier game,” said Landry. "But playing than doing what I am doing.” proving. If Harris upstages Houston Pittsburgh’s veteran -cornerback. “Well, the mental edge is what you W L T ] football staff. Saban had coached the they are playing better now. I believe Orr recently was promoted to an ”Of what I’ve seen, there are some NEW 79 CHEVETTE NEW79N0Vil fullback Earl Campbell, the NFL “The playoffs bring put the best in are looking for ali the time,” Landry Montreal 26 8 5 7 Hurricanes the last two seasons, Reap Laurels their confidence level is back again. assistant general manager’s post very good prospects in the collegiate rushing champion and AFC Player of everybody, especially guys who have said. “Everybody was saying they Los Angeles 16 16 6 B posting a 9-13 record. He was 8-8 his with the Black Hawks, but scouting For a while there they had it sewed ranks here in this country,” Orr said, 2 Door - 6 Cvl. onglrw - A/lrana. - been there and know the experience (Atlanta) were not a good offensive Pittsburgh 15 16 7 7 first year at Miami, but reversed the Yale football captain Bill Crowley % Door - 4 Cyl. sngina - 4 4pMnlte body alda moulding. Radio - roar They lost a little edge at that point. agenda during the next several without the center line and it opens • Plu* msny atandin) showcase. “Our players are young enough to Washington 9 22 7 ) past season. Miami’s last previous recipients of a 1978-79 NCAA llama. CARTER CARE PACKAGE apaakar - powar atooring - “But they have overcohie the loss months. up quite a bit, I plan to see more atk. I2SS2 - wbaal covara. CARTER (Veu) Trait take it literally. So they didn’t play at winning season was in 1974. CARE PACKAGE Stk. #2417 h w Harris holds NFL post-season of the backs they lost. And I believe Adams Division That means traveling, probably as Postgraduate Scholarship Award. the same level they had been. But Saban’s move is merely the latest hockey in this country soon and will records for most yards rushing MIDDLEFIELD, (UPI) the Minnesota game has given them W L T much as if he was skating for the report back.” Crowley, who was earlier named a (1,155), most rushing attempts (282), — Cross country skiing is you’ve got to give Atlanta great Boston 25 6 7 ; in a long string of coaching changes club. Rhodes scholar and a National Foot­ *3970 the right temperament for this I for “The Wanderer.” Orr, winner of six Norris Trophies, most touchdowns (12), most rushing available at the Powder credit, too. They played as hard as a game.” Toronto 17 17 6 “I’ve been on the road several days ball Foundation and Hall of Fame A«k About Our Special ChewMv D ul *4785 Ridge Ski Area whether it team has Against us alt year. And Buffalo I The 58-year-old Saban coached two Art Ross trophies and nearly touchdowns (11) and most 100-yard The Cowboys have a built-in 15 13 10 a week since I announced my retire­ Scholar-Athlete, will receive a $1,50!0 snows or not because a new when a team plays like that against Minnesota , college football at Case Tech and every major hockey award, is missed games (5). In Pittsburgh’s 33-10 rout revenge motive against Los Angeles. 14 18 4 ment in the fall," Orr said. “So, it’s scholarship for postgraduate study at cross-country trail has you and you are not at the top of your Maryland, and made his imprint on by the Black Hawks, Chicago has had NEW79IIUUBU of Denver last week in a>divisional The Rams knock^ Dallas out of the Thursday’s Results been kinda like my playing days, the university or professional school NEW 79 IMPAU been built with snow­ game, you are going to look poor.” the pro front with back-to-back a sub ,500 record throughout the first of his choice. playoff, the veteran fullback from playoffs in 1976 and the Cowboys also Philadelphia 3, Islanders 2 seeing a lot of players and living out three months of the season despite making equipment. «» Landry said his offensive line was championships as Buffalo coach in 4 . door aadan - va angina. lost to them earlier this season. Los Angeles 5, Montreal 4 of a suitcase” leading its division. Crowley, a Short Hills, 'N.J. natiV’e Coupe • 6 cyl. engine • A/irane. performing at a higher ievel than it the old American Football League in who is a Phi Beta Kappa Psychology Power Brakea - Deluxe belts - A/trona., power ataering. P m w Chicago 3, Buffalo 3 The transition from player to Chicago probably misses Orr’s floor mats - body aide moulding - brakoa - air condition; Daluxa was when the (Jowboys faced the 1964 and 1965. He returned to Buffalo executive was a relatively easy one major at Yale, led the Elis in tackles wheel open moulding - radio - aeat balta. Tinted glaaa. Floor ‘771 leadership as much as his hockey rear speaker - power steering - mate. Remote control mirror. Never Coach Again^ Rams. Bowling to coach the Bills of the National for the third straight season in 1978 Radio. Rear apaakar. Value because Orr played so infrequently skills. w/walls • wheel covers. CARTER PARKADE DUSTY- CARE PACKAGE stk. F2515 appaaranco group. W/walla. “It’s much better than it was,” he NBA Football League in 1972 and quit the during the past two seasons with the and was named first team All-Ivy CARTER CARE PACKAGE. Stk. said. “Stili, I think it was a mentat Ken Cooley 202, Joe LaVae team after the fifth game of the 1976 “1 miss hockey, but it’s an adjust­ and first team All-East. #2464' Hawks. Additional knee operations ment that 1 saw coming and finally thing. We weren’t manhandled in the 221-570, George Markham Eastern Conference season following a dispute with club failed to help the 30-year old Orr The 6-4, 225-pound linebacker *0085 *8485 game. They were playing good fdiot- 201-209-558, Bob Szatkowski Atlanlie Division owner Ralph Wilson. had to make a decision,” Orr said. received still another honor recently Madden Steps Down make the kind of contribution he “I’d love to be out there helping our ball and we weren’t. An excellent 231, George Moquin 210, W L Pet. GB Saban also was head coach of the wanted. when he was named to the first team Ted Bidwell 202-560, Ed Washington 25 12 .676 — team but I’m trying to help them in a line becomes an average iine Denver Broncos from 1967 through “The transition, weli, it hasn’t different way, now.” 1978 COSIDA-Academic All-America anytime they are not mentaily Bachl 21fr550, Bob Oliver Philadelphia 23 21 .676 ‘/j the 1971 season. team. Crowley, who lists a 3.84 grade All Our Used Cars Are From Oakland Post prepared for a footbaii game.” 209-208-607, Ed Czaikowski New Jersey 18 17 .514 6 A former member of the American average, has one of the top academic 208, Joe Lauzon 563. New York 19 21 .475 7>A legendary OSS espionage unit during averages on the squad, chosen by the OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - Now that John Madden has , Completely Inspected# Boston 13 22 .371 11 World War II, Saban was one of the Oiler Center Mauck College Sports Information Directors stepped down as coach of the Oakland Raiders, a victim of Central Division first coaches to adopt a two- of America. failing health, managing general partner A1 Da vis. begins the W L Pet. GB quarterback system and was John Spagnola, Yale’s All-Ivy and agonizing job of trying to find a successor. Grogan Recovering San Antonio 23 15 .605 - successful at this innovation with the Not Awed by Odds All-East tight end from Bethlehem, Reconditioned & Guaranteed!! Houston old AFL Bills. At that time he felt Pa., was selected the most valuable But it might not be so agonizing complished all the things I ever 20 15 .571 U/2 Atlanta veteran signal-caller Jack Kemp offensive player for the Blue squad in after ali because the top candidate wanted to in football. I’ve done it all 19 19 .500 4 HOUSTON (UPI) — Houston Oilers center Carl Mauck is a for the job is with the Raiders now — Following Surgery Cleveland 15 22 .405 7‘/s wasn’t consistent enough to run the the annual Blue-Gray all star football 76 DOOGE and there is nothing left.” rather high-strung individual who likes nothing more than to *3595 assistant Tom Flores. New Orleans 13 27 .325 11 team for an entire game and new­ game played Dec. 23, 1978 in Coronet Brougham 4 door > V8 A/trans. Air An ucler is what brought Madden’s expound on his team and its chances against the Pittsburgh 76CAMAR0 «4695 78 MONTE CARLO ^5595 condition • Power steering and Davis refuses to talk about a FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) — New England Patriots quarter­ Detroit 12 26 .316 11 comer Daryle Lamonica was short of Montgomery, Ala. Sport Cpe. ■ V0 - A/lrans. Power Sport Coupe. v-8..a/trans.. power steering and brakes. Radio - vinyl roof. Low mileage. career to an end. He suffered with experience to handle a team that had Steelers in the AFC championship game Sunday. Spagnola, who set new Yale steering. Power brakes, AM-FM brakes, rally wheels, radio. Jet black and successor but chances are he’s pain in his stomach from the start of back Steve Grogan, a starter in an NFL record 50 straight Stereo with tape. Vinyl roof. Low mileage. Beautilul. already made up his mind and will just won its division championship. “Bettii^ real money against the when we think people are under- receiving records last fall with 88 77 RUICK *5075 training camp last summer and on a games, needs about six weeks to recuperate from succes'sful sur­ Western Conference Houston Oilers right now is kissing it Century Sta. Wagon - V8 - A/trans., air condi­ simply wait a week or so to announce Saban holds to a no-interference rating us or when somebody has said career receptions and 1,452 career couple of occasions it became so in­ gery which renaoved torn lateral cartilage from his left knee. Midwest Division off into the wind,” said Mauck, who 74 MGR 77 DODGE *4695 tion. Power steering and brakes. Flores is his man. policy from his employers and it is something that has .ticked us off,” receiving yards, caught four passes *2995 Aspen Spec. Edition Wagon • V8 • A/trans. • Radio. Very low mileage. Like New. tense he had to make overnight visits Dr. Donald Akiklg, who performed W L Pet. GB was nicknamed “Pit Boss” by his Conv. - 4 cyl. - 4 speed trans. - AM-FM Radio. ”How do you replace a John expected Army will allow him to rule Coach Bum Phillips said in support of for 61 yards for the Blue squad, in­ Bright red. Low mileage and Sporty. Air Condition - Power Steering to the hospital. coaches. and Brakes. Wood sides. Madden?” Davis said at the news the 2 1/2-hour opermion. Thursday at the problem may have started Kansas City 22 15 .595 — in his established iron-fisted manner. Mauck. cluding a 12 yard touchdown recep­ 78 MALIBU *6375 One of his sons, Michael, said for Norwood Hospital, said Grogan Other opinions — those of the Classic 2 dr. i V6 A/lrans. - Air condition conference Thursday in which college at Kansas Denver 18 20 .474 4’A “Nobody else in our division has tion, The Blue lost 28-24. Power steering and brakes - almost a year now his father has should have no problem recovering State. "It never Chicago 15 23 .395 7>A oddsmakers — rate the Steelers a six- beaten Pittsburgh up there. We’ve 76 FORD *4250 78 CADILLAC *9795 AM-FM Stereo - Plus many more I Madden, the team’s head coach the ■-k- options. Like New. ' drunk a bottle of a stomach-soothing from the surgery. Dr. Akikie, an Milwaukee 16 25 .390 8 Maxwell Recalled point favorite to defeat Houston and LTD Squire Station Wagon, air condition. V-8, Coupe Oevitle - V8 A/trans. - Air condition - last 10 years, announced he was really bothered me done it twice (in the past two a/trans.. peyvec steering & brakes. Looks like power steering • brakes • windows - seats. liquid before and after each meal. orthopedic surgeon, safd Grpgan.will until late this year. Indiana 12 24 .333 9‘A BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - advance to the Super Bowl. Mauck, seasons). The record speaks for new. Vinyl rool. AM-FM Stereo - much more Like 77 FORD retiring from football. ’’It’s not going The Minnesota North Stars an­ New. *5695 “We knew he was hurting'for'a remain hospitalized for four or five Then, at the worst Parifir Division however, pays no attention to the itself,” Phillips said. “Even when T-Bird Coupe • V0 - A/trans. to be easy because people like John long time,” said Michael Madden. days. nounced defenseman Bryan Maxwell odds. Power steering and brakes. Air Madden come along only once. ” possible time and W L Pet. GB f they were world champions, there Sign Free Agents condition. Vinyl roof. Radio. A ctAssy looking “I’m kind of glad he retired. He’s New England center Bill Lenkaitis has been called up from the Stars’ "Handicaps are set by people using 77 PLYMOUTH *4095 77 OLDS *5095 Car. ‘ ' ’Tm all burned out, so it’s time for place for it to Seattle 24 13 .649 - was never a time when we didn’t feel DENVER (UPI) - The Fury, 4 Door Sedan, V-0, a/trans,. air condi­ Cutlass Supreme 4 door - V8 - A/trans. Air been a coach a long time and he’s Oklahoma City farm club. He will be past yardsticks. Those people don’t tion. power steering & brakes, radio, vinyl rool. me to step aside, ” Madden, 42, said also underwent surgery Thursday at happen, it did go.” Phoenix 25 14 .641 like we could beat them.” Denver Broncos announced condition.' Powar steering and done a lot of things to be proud of. I Carney Hospital in Boston. Lenkaitis, on hand for the club’s game Saturday look at what’s happening now. They Low mileage. brakes.'Radio. Vinyl roof • Sharp car. 74 MONTE CARLO *3295 of his decision. “I’m not quitting. I’m Dr. Akikie I Los Angeles 24 15 .615 1 The Oilers had a 90-minute workout the signing of five free Sport cpe. • V-8 A/trans, Air condition. Vinyl know we’re proud of him in our against Boston. use old worn-out rules,” he said. not resigning, but I am retiring. I’ll a practicing efentist, had a nerve en­ agrqed. Golden State 20 18 .526 4>A Wednesday and Earl Campbell, the agents for the team’s 1979 rbof. Power steering and brakM. family.” trapment problem in his right elbpw Two players, who had been sent up “Those people expfect us to fold to the 77 AMC *4195 Radio. A hoi fngdel. never coach another team again. “ The. surgical ’’ortland 18 17 .514 5 NFL’s’ leading rusher in his rookie training camp. 77 PONTIAC *5345 Pacer OL wagon - 6 cyL - Madden is one of only two modern- from the Oklahoma City were sent pressure. But we’ve gotten stronger. Prix Sport Cpe.. V-8, A/trans. air condition - power steering and Starting tomorrow I’m going to do corrected in a tpinor operation. procedure lasted so an Diego 19 22 .463 7 season was slowed by an bruised toe Among them , were 76 MALIBU *5695 day coaches to win more than 100 back,- defenseman Don Jackson and The Hoiiston Oilers are happening a/lrans., air condition, power steering and brakes! Deluxe package and many .more nothing for a while. Later, I’ll think’ The Patriots said Lenkaitis will be long because of the necessity to flush and wide receiver Rich Caster also linebacker Ken Moore brakes. Landau roof, radio. Sharp car. extras. Like new Classic estate wagon. V-8„A/tranl. alrcon^H- games in 10 years. center Mike Eaves. right now. We’re redrawing the lioiY. Power steering and brakes. released from the hospital this out small fragments on the condyle showed signs of a pulled groin mus­ from Northern Illinois, Radio, luggage rack. Radio. A nice family car. about what I want to do, but it won’t Davis, who named Madden his curve. be coaching.” weekend and will begin a rehabilita­ of the femur bone that had probably Inside information Rams Greats cle. Both, however, will play against wide receiver Steve Senini head coach and was around to see tion program in about two months. been there from high school or “Playoff experience is over-rated. the Steelers. from the University of "During the season I never got him lead the Raiders to eight playoff PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - The Grogan said he could not pinpoint college playing days,” he said. LINCOLN, Neb. (UPI) - The A football player faces crucial Phillips also talked with Pittsburgh Nevada at Reno, and more than three or four hours of seasons and a Super Bowl victory in top three scorers in University of the exact date of his knee injury, Lenkaitis, an 11-year veteran, said Nebraska coaching ktaff learned two situations and games all year long. reports via telephone. center Kenny Brown of the sleep a night,” he said. “The way I 1976, said there will always be a job Rhode Island basketball history Er- although it first flared up the night of the nerve problem had limited his days before the Orange Bowl the Experience in the playoffs sure “There’s a kind of mutual admira­ University of New Mexico, approach the game it had to take its for Madden with the Raiders. nie Calverley, Steve Rowell'and toll. I’m burned out. I’m not a low- the Miami game (Dec. 18). The knee effectiveness toward the end of the Oklahoma coaches knew in complete didn’t help Miami or New England, tion between the two teams,” he all of whom went to camp “I don’t know if we would have to Steve Chubin, will be honored Satur- CHEVROLET key guy. I’m John Madden.” locked on him midway through last season. detail all about a set of special plays did it?” said. “For us there is, anyway. We with the Broncos in 1978. create one,” Davis said. “Look, the Cornhuskers had designed for ceremonies at ”I started out as an Oakland Sunday’s 31-14 playoff loss to the “There just were times, late in a The Oilers, who this season have respect their players and their Also signed were kicker we’ve done well financially and I’m Monday night’s game, it was the URl-Detroit game at the Civic made their first playoff appearance Raider and I’ll always bo an Oakland Houston Oilers, and he sat out the game, when I had trouble snapping Center. coaches and their owners and James Sherill of North sure we can find something for John rest of the game. the ball. I kept losing strength in my rejwrted Tuesday. The Nebraska in nine years, were underdogs to the CARTER Raider. I’ve never quite understood management, the Rooneys. There Carolina State and offen­ to do that he might like. These are staff came in possession of an Calverley was an All-America Dolpins and Patriots in the past two people who move from one job to 'Tve had some pain in that area of arm, but I had to wait until the year ain’t no man better than Mr. Rooney sive tackle Charles Peal, 1229 Main Street, Manchester Phone 646-6464 the easy decisions in life and the ones p ard m he mid-1940s for the famous weeks. another. That’s not my style. I’ve ac­ my knee for the last four or five was over to have the surgery,” he Oklahoma coach’s note pad, the Lin­ (Steelers owner Art Rooney Sr.).“ who played at Indiana. we like to make.” coln Journal reported. fast-breaking teams of coach Frank “We do seem to perform better years,” said Grogan, who suggested said. Keaney. ______PPM MOW, thru WED, m 9 P.M. - $>T, TIL 5 P.H. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP' Manchcsler, Conn . I Vi •liin. 5, 1979

(iMWBKvsejrcancw*-;'* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manph.^t.- p... . . J Peopletalk : ^------:-!SgS£!Lester, Conn.. Fri., Jan. 5. 1979- PAGE FfFTB-E-iy: . Waddell PTA T V T o n ig h t w ^ m \ ••••••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ******•••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - The Help Wanted 13 H elp W anted 13 ...... tYanted j j 6:00 CD Cross-Wits Waddell School PTA Knit Set BUILDING AND GROUND ( T X 3 2 ( S News 10:30 Sidney Toler, Benson Fong. executive board will meet TEXAS OIL COMPANY Sailor Becom es Mate XSDonny&Marla Newark And Reality Baretta maintenance. Ap|>Iicant must CLERK- Needed ( S 'IM Brady Bunch n e^ s mature person for short CDJokar’iWUd ® Movie "Grand Duel" (1974) Living Faith 69 Captioned ABC News Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the have light experience in all trips surrounding folsnt Medicine D«part- Sterling Hayden, in addition to being an home, Lee Van Cleef, Peter O'Brien. A Sn Tha Honeymoonars school library. construction trade. Lawn ment. Pleasant working con­ ® Bozo’s Big Top man who makes his own laws 12:00 Manchester. Contact actor and writer, is a biue-water saiior ® TV Community Collaga 69 Turnabout work, snow removal and customers. We train. Write ditions in modern pharmacy. Marx sought a new triai or reduction in and chooses to light on the side ® Movie "Glory Alley" (1952) She Keratii cleaning duties also required. Some retail experience with more than 40 years' experience under O My Three Sons 11:00 Leslie Caron, Ralph Meeker. D.U. Dick, Pres., the judgment against him - says she 3 Bonanza of Justice becomes the guardian necesMry. Apply in person: angel to a young man accused of ® (SSSSNews St. Margaret’s Send resume with references yuthwestern Petroleum, Ft. canvas — some of it in voyages around the threatened to ieave him uniess he married 69 Zoom (R) 12:37 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING and salary requirements to Parkade Liggett Rexall. killing the patriarch of the clan (£ The Gong Show Bobby Vinton Worth, Tx. worid. But times change, even for an oid her. 6:30 that runs Tucson. 2 hrs. QD Untouchables MANCHESTER - St. J.R, Thrall, 151 Vernon sait. Best Shots ( S I Love Lucy S S IS Dtff'rent Strokes S Dick Van D ^ e 1:00 M argaret’s Circle, Street, Manchester, Connec­ WAITRESS MORNING ioOKKEEPER- Part time. Says he in Hoiiywood, "1 had my (jn Bowling For Dollars IS 69 Wsshington Week In S Hogan's Heroes ® ® IS Midnight Special Daughters of Isabella, will ticut 06040. 69 DkJ( Cavett TOURS - Apply Oimer Soda Accounts receivable. master's certificate at 22. I'd take a Gina Loiiobrigida used to make pictures as Jake Hess Gospel Time Review 1:30 have a business meeting Shop, 735 Main Street. Knowledge of computer IS S2 IS NBC News S Joker's Wild PHONE 643-2711 BARTENDER, NIGHTS- 5 in front of the camera. Now she finds the 11:30 3 ) News sheets. 643-2444. schooner up to San Francisco and think s e v e r Easy and social program day week, Call 871-9976, 8:30 3 ) Movie "All The Way Home” 1:45 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD DISHWASHER- Part time 'There isn't a man in the worid who can do fiim action best behind it, and next month, S Adam-12 (1963) Jean Simmons, Robert Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 69 To Be Announced ® Metv Griffin ® Joe Frsnklln nights. Apply at Tacorral, 246 this better than I can' ... Now, I don't some of her hitherto unpubiished shots ® O IS Joe And Valerie Preston. KofC home. Slides will be p.m. Broad Street, Manchester. wiii have an American debut. 6:55 S 69 Wall Street Week S ) Movie "Rebel Without A 1:55 know. I crossed the Atiantic this summer Cause" (1955) James Dean, shown. Refreshments will The actress-turned-photographer wiii be S N e w s S Liars Club (B Movie "War Hunt" (1962) INDEX BABYSITTER - Reliable, b u r g e r KING- Needs an on a French fiag freighter. It's a civilized Natalie Wood. John Saxon, Robert Bedford. be served by Mrs. Blanche loving person to care for 17- WAITRESSES- Part time the top feature in the premiere U.S. edi­ 7:00 9:00 ® Movie "Fear Strikes Out " NOTICIB ADVERTISING nights. Apply at Tacorral, 246 employee for morning equip­ way to go. ... Halfway across, looking out CD CBS News 2:45 Cunt Durand and her com­ ADVERTISING montn old in our Manchester ment set up, and minor tion of Mode Internationai magazine, 3 ) People's Command Perform­ (1957) Anthony Perkins, Karl I — Loil end Found Broad Street, Manchester. at tiiat cold, pounding sea, I thought to IS The Brsdy Bunch ance Malden. ® News mittee. ■ — Poreonnli home. Monday thru maintenance. Full time, 8:30 Eastwood DEADLINE RATES Wednesday, 7:30 to 4 p.m. myself, ‘There's no way I want to be out edited by Himiice Novas. The first edition 3 ) S9 ABC News ® S I ABC Movie "Killer Grizz­ SI IS C9 Tonight 3:41 I — Announcemonte VETERINARIAN KENNEL a.m. to 11 a.m., or 5 p.m. Free (S Dating Game ly" (1976) Christopher George, - Entertainment 12:00| noon the day befordi 1 day ...... 12c word per day references and transportation there on a schooner anymore.' So I guess hits the stands Feb. 1. 69 Movie "Red Dragon" (1946) 3 ) Jack Benny ‘IVIRV publication. ASSISTANT- Mornings. Lif­ meals. Paid Vacations, In­ OS Festival 01 Faith Andrew Prlne. A forest ranger - Auctions 3daya ...... Ilcwordperday required. 646-6668, surance Benefits. Apply at 467 S PopI Goes The Country and a mother protecting her Paper Collection DeacUlne for Saturday and 6 days ...... 10c word per day ting required. Reply to Box L, I'm past ail that. I'm 62 after aii." By -kiiy Other Name FINANCIAL Center Street, Manchester, S News child are among the victims WklOM Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. 26 days .. 9c d a y s...... c/o Manchester Herald. MANCHESTER - Boy C a d y K n it - Bonds-Slocks-Morlgiges DEALERS WANTED: between 2 and 6 p.m. Blood Ties The twin giris born New Year's day in S 69 Dick Cavett when an 18-foot grizzly goes - Personal Loans 15 words $2.00 minimum craw. Way Amazing new TRACTION When Patricia Hearst weds her former Ciinton, Okia., came as no surprise to S Newlywed Game WNTE SHOWS FM. - SAT. Scout Troop 133 of Second - Insurance PItEASE READ Hippy A d a ...... $2,50 incli AIDS gets car unstuck from PART TIME SECRETARY / their parents - Donaid and Wiima S The Odd Couple IS IS C9 Rockford RIes But Loom’ Congregational Church is BOOKKEEPER- Good typing ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY - bodyguard — and she says she will on S Congressional Outlook th a a tra s CINE1 CINE 2 em plo y m en t snow, ice. Definite hot item! Part insertion, soldering. Twobabies. 7:29 collecting old newspapers. - Help Wanted Party planners, door-to-door. skills. No shorthand. Vaientine's day, in or out of jail — she'll S Movie "Ma And Pa Kellie “BEATLES “BLOOPERS* AM - Business Opporiunitiet TOJIBAD Bookkeeping experience Experience only - Full time. S Dally Numtwrs ■HARDWARE WARS” "'CiMsilied .ads are taken over SIX WHEEL DRIVE, 71 trade more than rings and vows. Mrs. Twobabies was expecting two On Vacation" (1953) Marjorie "i.D. »SDi HiquiHiD am SI ArruCMii AROUND Those wishing to donate - Siluaiion Wanted needed. 20 hour week. Flexi­ 646-7806. 7:30 Main, Percy Kilbride. The Kettles WORLD' *3 STOOGES" the phone, as a convenience. Moraine St,, Jamaica Plain, Seems Miss Hearst has been adopted by babies - says twins run in the Twobabies papers m ay leave them in EDUCATION The Herald li responsible for ble hours, Manchester area. ( £ PM Magazine become entangled with spies MA. 02130. 1-617-825-6700. PART TIME JANITORIAL a confederation of northeastern Indian famiiy. (S Carol Burnett And Friends when they visit In-laws In Paris. 1 ,J0HN BELU8HI' a truck box, which will be - Private Instructions only one Incorrect Insertion and Call Juanita, between 9 a.m, - Schoois-Ciassei then only *to-ihe etie of the' WORK- 6:30 a.m.-8:30 a.m. in (£ Sha Na Na 0 hr.. 30 min.) M U ieM U r located indefinitely at - Instructions Wanted and 1 p.m., at 643-2701, tribes and now is known as "Princess Cliiiipses original Insertion. Errors^hlch East Hartford vicinity. Call ffl Newlywed Game 69 Masterpiece Theatre ttAUMOSriklfas IrAMPOOMa Brave Heart." Hilliard and Electric real esta te do not lessen the valu? of the- 646-1512, after 4 p.m. Sammy Davis Jr. and Debbie Reynoids S Porter Wagoner 9:30 POSITION OPEN As Assis­ S $100,000 Name That Tune streets. The rear door of - Homes for Sale advertisement wilf not be cor­ When she marries Bernard Shaw in San starring in NBC-TV's "Bob Hope Comedy ® The Fourth Estate ANIMAL - Lois-Land lor Sale BURGER KING- Need men tant to Director ol Social Ser­ S 69 MacNell / Lehrer Report the box can be opened to rected by an"addltional Inaer- vice Agency in Manchester. experienced MachinisU Francisco, John E. Hamilton — Grand Hour, " to be broadcast Jan. 28, drew a 10:00 - Invesiment Property lion. . and women full and part time S Match Game P.M. deposit papers. - Business Property to work evenings, from 5 to Must have College Degree, & Lathe Curators- Full or Sachem Roiling Cioud to the confedera­ sizabie iive audience for the first taping S Chico And The Man 3 ) 6 9 News - Resort Property Work positively with people. part time. Excellent benefits. S Tic Tac Dough ® New York Report - Real Estate Wanted closing, Must be over 18. App­ tion — wiil perform an ancient rituai in Thursday, at $100 a head — with proceeds ly in person 467 Center Street, Be well organized. Good Apply in person at: 1422 ® Promises Of God Tolland Turnpike, which the happy coupie wiii draw biood earmarked for the Bing Crosby Youth 6:00 S S S .Eddie Capra Mysteries Open House MISC. SERVICES Manchester, Conn, between 2 fringe benefits. An Equal Op­ 3) Happy Birthday, Charlie 2698 - Services Olfered Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Manchester. LM Gill Welding from their iittie fingers and mark their Fund ... "A in't M isbehavin'" sta r Ken ® The People’s Choice - Painting-Papering and 6 p.m. portunity Employer. 643-9511. Brown MANCHESTER - The A snug cap and dickey Manufacturing Co., Division wrists with it, whiie Hamiiton chants in Page, who moonlights with his own - Building-Contracling of BHS, Inc., or call 647-9931. open house, sponsored by set is quick and easy to - Roolng-Siding TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. PART TIME, Do you have 2 MANCHESTER CENTURY MACHINIST- Bridgeport the Mohican diaiect. "Biood to biood, God nightclub act after Broadway showtime at k n it. - Heating.Plumbing Apply 81 Commerce Street, Manchester Lodge of - Flooring hours a day? Work at home on 21 AGENCY Seeks to add full Lathe. 45 hours, 41/2 days. All biess you and I wish you a happy iife." New York's Les Mouches, packed in No. 2698 has complete Glastonbury. PTG Company. the phone servicing our benefits, including uniforms. MASTER’S TOUCH Masons, on Monday star­ - Moving-TrucKing-Storage time Licensed "Friendly Maintenance Service. Part Theater Schedule knitting directions for - Services Wanted Telephone 633-7631. customers in your spare time. Neighborhood Professionals" New Trend Machine Marx New Order celebrities Thursday including Roberta ting at 9 a.m. at the se t. time evenings and nights. MISC. FOR SALE 249-7773. to Its Sales Force. High Products, 237 Oak Street, Zeppo Marx — oniy surviving member Flack, The Ritchie Family, Ann Reinking, Masonic Temple will TO OlOU. BMW m far nek pit- RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 Glastonbury, 633-6437. Reliable, own transportation. Friday the World" Midnight ttri, kill 3St fsr n d - Household Goods exposure downtown location. of the Marx Brothers' comedy team — has Florence Lacey and of course, the rest of feature a ham and egg UnJlIsg. - Ariic.les for Sale shifts. Good pay. good PARAGON TOOL CO., INC, Call Mrs, Williard or Mrs. Premium pay for quality - Building' Supplies benefits and working con­ work. 644-8092 or 644-8030. been ordered to pay J20,690 to a form er the cast from the Fats Waller U.A. Theater 1 — "King of Vernon Cine 2 — "Animal -...... — breakfast. Has immediate openings for Jackston for confidential in­ NURSES AIDES- Full time, the Gypsies” 7:30-9.45 7i20-9:30; "Bloopers" PG C/B HbkM bt I w h e M - .Pets -Birds- Oogs ditions. Apply in person, Ver­ all shifts. Experience 5 autobiographical musical ... The Los terview, 646-1316. girifriend who says he hit her. America’s favorite family is back! Later, there will be time IlNkM-BlMesB - Mualcal Inatrumonta non Manor, 180 Regan Road, All Around Machinists, Lathe Angeles Press Club has named actor Pat U.A. Theater 2 Midnight I n r«k, n . IN N ' Boats A Accessories Operator, and Bridgeport Preferred, but training will be FULL TIME SALES A Superior Court Judge in Indio, Calif., for cards, pool and conver­ Frint Nm b , Address wttfe ZIF Vernon. "Watership Down" 7:15-9:15 — ...... - Sporting Goods .Operators. Liberal overtime CLERICAL POSITION- Light given. Apply in person: East PERSON For active Mens Thursday upheld a lower court decision Buttram as one of the four headliners sation. All Masons and C0D£ end StylB Homber. - Garden Products Hartford Convalescent Home, Wear Department. U.A. Theater 3 — - Antiques and fringe benefits. Apply at: typing, 8 a .m .-10 a.m ., honored each year ... Williarfi J. Colson of SEE ARTHUR’S their friends are invited. 1978 ALBUM w itha32-page CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC 745 Main Street, East Hart­ Experience preferred, but last November in favor of 37-year-oid Jean "Pinocchio and The Small **Gift Section” with full - Wanted to Buy Monday-Friday. Manchester Experienced only. Top 121 Adams Street, ford. vill train the right individual. Bodui who says the 77-year-oId Marx San Pedro, Calif., an Annapolis graduate [New Open Price They left Those planning to attend directions. Price... $2.00 resident preferred. $3.00 hour. Ofle" 7:oo^oo RENTALS wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 Manchester. 647-9935.______Company benefits. Apply in struck her in the face and pulled her hair and aerospace engineer, has been elected cMlltetlon... are asked to call John AUO THESC BOOU AT$U5 EACH. - Rooms for Rent Call 640-5762 for interview. Vernon Cine 1 — Reek on all newer to retui - Apartments for Rent Berlin T|)ke., Wethersfield, PART TIME DATA ENTRY- person: D & L, Manenester president of the Worldwide United Church WILDEMESS McCallum, 647-1148, or Ne. a-11|.BLUE RIBBON flUILTS. 563-0151. BOOKKEEPER- Full charge in April 1973 at his Indian Weils, Caiif., "Wilderness Family Part 2" CnttiRf tiiteu levtlr RHlIts. - Homes lor Rent HIGH SCHOOL Sophomore / Basic Four Computer. Parkade. of Religious Science. - Business for Rent thru Trial Balance: Quarterly 7:00-9:00; "Beatles Around Prescriptions Ray Tilden, 649-7049. Ne. Q -m ~ QUILTS ON PARADE. Junior Girls- For part time Manchester firm is looking Dtrectlns ter slzteci Qillti. - Resort Property for Rent SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for Taxes. Benefits, and salary - Wanted to Rent <■ negotiable. Call 643-2444. waitress work, after school for mature, dependable per­ M.C.C. STUDENTS or Young F M L 7 Nt. Q-IIB-QRANOMOTHER'i FLOW* - Misc. for Rent South Windsor. Will train. son, Monday-Friday, 4-7 p.m. PARTi ER QUILTS. IB fBSClNBtlnt QNllts. and Saturdays, Apply in per- z,-;’ - Man, with car, need part time Youth Fellowship Apply 9 Brookfield Street or RECEPTIONIST / TYPIST- son. Brass ^^ey Restaurant, Telephone 0^2260. Elks National Free Throw Ne. Q-11I-AMERICA’S FAVORITE AUTOMOTIVE call 289-5918, after 12 noon. job. Call CoH Beverages MANCHESTER The AFQHANS. A benUfil itfeetlei. - Autoefor Sale Part time. Work evenings and between 8 - 10 am. 249-5691. Square Dancing Set “Hoop Shoot" Contest Ne. Q-120-HARE A 8IFT. MM| - Trucks lor Sale Friday Night Youth Rifts ter frinds n d fnillv. Saturdays, thru April, in local EXPERIENCED OIL CLERK/TYPIST- With ap­ ■ _ To be held on - Heavy Equipment for Sale NURSES AIDES - Full time, BURNER SERVICE MAN- GLOBE - Moiorcycies-Bicycles Professional Office. Must be titude for figuring and good SECRETARY 1 Fellowship of South United and part time, 7-3 and 11-7, MANCHESTER — The Manchester Square Dance Club - . Campers-treilera-Mobile Call 643-5135. telephone manners. East January 6,1079 itawNaflian Hala School Eii„.n, ROBERT F. LOGAN • SUSAN DAMANTE ® Experienced preferred, but pleasant, personable, and BOOKKEEPER. Small will have an open dapee for all club-level dancers Satur­ Methodist Church will ; Homes Hartford location. Call 289- business office in Vernon spruce Street MindMNer, CL •HEATHER HAnRAV ■ HAM LARSEN A pacific mriRKAtlO.AL (Iiifppbisesik RFIFASF ■ W.. n,t r i - Automotive Service we will train. Apply in person: capable typist. Please send day from 8 to 11 p.m. at Verplanck School. The Contest Is open to all Boys and Qlrls who are meet tonight at 7:30 in the resume to: Box J, c/o BOOKKEEPER to take com­ 5489 for interview. needs Gal Friday with light Travel Service - Autos lor Rent-Lease East Hartford Convalescent plete charge in fast growing Fregeau will be guest caller, and Russ and Anita residents of Bolton or Manchester between the ages of HELD OVER Youth Lounge at the Home, 745 Main Street, East Manchester Evening Herald. typing skitls and iiookkeeping 555 MAIN STREET Willimantic retail store. Ac­ CERTIFIED LEARNING backround. Must have flexible White will cue the rounds. 8 thru 13. The competition for the 8-9 year-olds.begins church. Hartford. 643:2165 we.aa,s -2n d JL IG W E E K EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - counts receivable - payable, DISABILITIES TEACHER personality and enjoy dealing Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sandall have door duty. Al Scabies at 9:00 a.m.; 10-11 year-olds begins at 10:15 Am. and SEWING MACHINE To work for one of New billing, payroll and related For part time position in the with people. Exceflent salary Mr. and ^ s . Ed&oU, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Scranton and for the 12-13 year-olds at 11:30 a.m. For additional In­ Over 30 Y^rs 7:00-9:00 ------649-9331 □ NOTICES England's most progressive duties. Send resume to P.O. Coventry Grammar School. potential and benefits for the IxiiyiiiSAtiiiiiH-itomtai-^ISpi Kitchen Social t • Operators and miscellaneous Mr. and Mrs, Kevin Sharkey will serve refreshments ' formation please contact Leon.Zahaba at 646-1038 In Trnvel Experience ADVERTISING •••••••••••••••••••••••••• workers needed. Must have and unique Construction Com­ Box 541, Willimantic Ct, 062M. Contact Dr. Nicoletti’s office right person who can assume TAM WlflU 15 A M . WlCirni) W I3U I MANCHESTER - Ail at 742-8913. E.O.E. TOere wUl be an Advanced I Workshop, Jan. II from the evenings, or you may register at the school on the Authorized agent In Manchester Lost and Found l some high school education. panies. Excellent salary plus responsibility and handle all morning of January 6, 1979. for All Airlines, Railroads and : PLEASE CALLTHEATRE residents of Mayfair DEADLINE Must be able to read and fringe benefits. MUST HAVE DENTAL- MEDICAL aspects of a small office 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Nathan Hale School. Steamship Lines. SaT-l:00-3:00-7:00-9:00 SI)N-l:00-3:Ofl-5:00-7;009;00 FOR SCREEN TIMES Gardens are invited to par­ speak English, and provide KNOWLEDGE of ASSISTANT WANTED- Part BOOKKEEPER- General ac­ operation. Call 875-3346 for ap­ 12:00 nobn Ihe day before LOST - Orange male tiger cat, to full time, in Oral Surgery counting duties. Posting to pointment. ticipate in a kitchen social publication. vicinity Mill and Oakland own transportation. No STENOGRAPHY and BOOKKEEPING. Must be Office, Must have experience. General Ledger. One year Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Deadline tor Saturday and Streets, Manchester. $25. experience necessary. Please Send resume to: Box K, c/o business school or prior Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. reward. Call 646-5484. very efficient in both. Send NURSES AIDE - Full or part J Call Personnel Department at WELCOME Cronin Hall.. resume Box G, c/o Manchester Herald. experience. Suburban loca­ time. 11 pm to 7 am. Laurel Pioneer Parachute Company, tion. Fringe benefits, Free LA S7RADA WES7 RES7AURAN7 P en o n ala 2 Manchester Herald. Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. TO THE 644-1581.______SWEEPER NEEDED - Mon­ parking. EOE, M/F. Call 522- 649-4519. « > ^ B U IO E Silk City Chorus 8211, Ext. 214, for interview. Pizza & Grinders WOMEN WANTED FOR SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- ASSEMBLERS and COIL day thru Friday. 7-3:30. ' MANCHESTER - The Excellent Part Time work. WINDERS - Must have finger Please call Personnel Depart­ 471 HARTFORD RD. (COr . mcKee bt.) M.’.NCHESTEP BOWLING league - 9:15 SUPERINTENDENT- Full Manchester Chapter, Wednesday nights. Please call Will train. Call Manchester dexterity and be capable of ment at Pioneer Parachute PROBATE INOTItE fine work. Will train, hours Co. 644-1581. time position for mature or V D p 643-6165 : SPEBSQSA, will meet , Court of Probate 646-2161 after 5 p.m. 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. District of Manchester 7;30 to 4 pm. Apply Able Coil retired person experienced in Monday at 7 :-30 at the Teen NOTICE OF HEARING & Electronics, Howard Road, PURCHASING EXPEDITER apartment building and TRUST ESTATE u/w of, EDITH NURSES AIDES- Full time, Center Annex of all shifts. Experience Bolton. needed. Associate degree in ground maintenance. Call 643- •ESTELLA EATON fbo EATON AND business management nr. 9674. RIKKVILLE A WEEKLY SPEGMLS I Manchester Recreation REED SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR preferred, but training will be ------'« QUALIFYING MANCHESTER HIGH □ EMPLOYMENT given. Apply In person: East WAITRESS - Mornings. Apply equivalent ..ii^iullfT" Center. SCHOOL GRADUATES. RECEPTIONIST / TYPIST - •••••••••••••••••••••A**** Hartford Convalescent Home, in person only. La Strada West MpdegtfW-Typing skills This meeting of the Silk fhirsuant to an orde^ of Hon; William For Vernon Law Office. CalP CARREItS. E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated December H elp Wanted 13 745 Main Street; East Hart­ Restaurant, 471 Hartford needed. Business experience, JANUARY 5 TO 11 Road, Manchester, Anytime. 643-4619. City Chorus is open to all 26, 1978 a hearing will be held on the ford. desired. Please call Personnel area men interested in Trustees' annuaf account with said WANTED - Gas station atten­ Department at Pioneer NEEDED trust estate at the Court of Probate on AVON - To Buy or Sell. Parachute Co. 644-1581. GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- singing four-part January IS. 1979 at 11:00 a.m. dant, full or part time. SECRETARY - Part time Experience wanted, but will Madeline B. Ziebarth, Clerk mornings. Vernon Circle area. Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ P t m e C a l l STUFFED FILET OF SOLE^.50 barbershop harmony. Mature, res|X)nsible person train. Call Connecticut Hard- 126-12 Typing, and machine try, Andover. Call Collect, WAREHOUSE Supervisor- NMRION for third shift. References 822-8083. Manager and 'supervise the face & Metalizing Corp., m e Call 871-1698. transcription a must. Send Glastonbury, 633-9474. 878-98S4 : SWORDFISH ...... ^5.50 Carden Club resume to Box AA c/o 110,000 square foot warehouse N Prohale Notice HOUSEKEEPER - Full time. operations. Minimum 5 years RN-LPN wanted for full or Manchester Herald. \ MANCHESTER - The Excellent benefits. Apply at experience in handling and NOTICE TO CREDITORS . part time on all shifts. Apply Meadows Convalescent Manchester Garden Club ESTATE OF DOROTHY S. BLUM late PART TIME- No nights. No storage of large industrial NOW HIRING i r T a O A V |g N.Y. SIRLOIN...... of While Plains, New York, owning director of nursing. Salmon- FRIDAY thru SUNDAY SPECIALS ..%25 weekends. Long holidays. July Home. 333 Bidwell Street, machinery and equipment. Full time, waiters, : will meet Monday at 1 p.m. properly in said District, deseased hrook Convalescent Home, off Manchester. Skills should include loading, The Hon. William E, FitzGerald, and August off. Many retired waitresses. Part time bus Open Sunday til 9 in the Robbins Room of House Street, Giastonhury. unloading and movement of BAKED OR BROILED SWORDFISH...... Judge, of the Court of Probate. gentlemen and housewives boys, hostesses, night dis­ Real ..8.081 Center Congregational District of Manchester at a hearing Please call 633-5244. OIL BURNER Serviceman - machinery; setting in place SHRIMP PARMI8IANA...... enjoy driving school buses. hwashers, night kitchen ..7 .B 0 l»IZZA& GRINDERS Church. held on December 19.1978 ordered that WHY NOT YOU? We will No. 2 oil, residential and small and display; supervision of VEAL CORDON B U D ...... all claims must be presented to the NURSES AIDES wanted for commercial, prefer licensed personnel; inventory control; workers, bartender. Will Estate ..6 .2 B i- - OPEN SEVEN DAYS Mrs. Lyman N. Taylor is fiduciary on or before March 19. 1979 train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or CHICKEN CORDON BLEU...... or be barred as by law provided. full time on all shifts. Apply man, would consider limited and record keeping. Excellent train. Apply between 9 and ..B .7 B chairman of a panel that director of nursing. Salmon- Manchester, 643-2414. CHEFS CUT PRIME RIB...... Pearl J. Hultman, experience. All benefits app­ benefits with our rapid growth 6. No phone calls please. ..7 .B 0 W BYQB will answer members’ Ass't. Clerk hrook Convalescent Home, off ly. Call 649-2871. company for experienced, Equal Opportunity BONELESS N.T. SIRLOIN SOLOQNESE. The fiduciary is: House Street, Giastonhury. TRUCK MECHANIC with . m questions on growing, Myron L. Blum qualified experience in responsible individual. Employer M/F. ALL ABOVE INCLUDE EAUD BAN, BAKED POTaVo 12 Old Mamaroneck Road Please call 633-5244. MALE PART TIME to help Qualified applicants call Dick We know we've told you maintenance or propaga­ general truck repairs. Com­ k o l o i s t e r OR BIDE ORDER OF PAETA. While Plains. New York with clean-up duties on Satur­ Sheehan, 289-1588, or send before, but we think it's 6-1 mands top wages, $280 a tion of plants. day 9 to 5:30. Call for appoint­ resume to: Industronics, Inc,, RESTAUIUIIT important to remind you OPEN SUNDAYS week. Must have own tools. siLvn UNB . Mem^rs are asked to All company benefits. For Ap­ ment. Munson's (;andy 489 Sullivan Avenue, South again. If you do sales RT. 83 TALCOTTVILLE/VERNON bring unusual plants or Pruhutc Nolire INVITATION Kitchen 649-4332. _ Windsor. BAST HARTFORD 12-8 643-0256 • 646-9053 pointment call 688-2233. appeal repairs and fix up, flowers for the panel to dis­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS quite often neglected by OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ESTATE OF ANN BROWN, deceased TO BID SECRETAI^Y / Receptionist - cuss. The Hon William E. FitzGerald. DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL sellers, by the way, you i £.6.iaaxant Sealed bids will be received BUSES WANTED- We will Attractive position available Judge, of the Court of Probate. in Manchester Office. will usually stand a much District of Manchester at a hearing in the Office of The Director train you. Part time. 803 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER Excellent typing skills) plus better chance of seeing Civil Air Patrol held on Nov. 26. 1978 ordered that all Housewives and retirees DOLLAR SAVER claims must be presented to the of General Services, 41 Center ability to handle busy phone your house move faster INEAR MANCHISTEII OLDS) preferred. Manchester area. MANCHESTER - The fiduciary on or before March 28, 1979 Street, Manchester, Connec­ essential. Applicant must be Put in some new lawn or be b a rr^ as by-law provided. ticut, until January 19, 1979 at 643-2373. Manchester Composite neat and enjoy working with seed, paint gutters and Pearl J. Hultman. 11:00 a.m. for the following: CARRIERS NEEDED PIZZA S DMFT BEER Squadron of the Civil Air Ass’t. Clerk public. Hours: 8:45 a.m. to worn trim, fix the stuck The fiduciary is- FIRE HYDRANTS SUPERINTENDENT- PART 4:45 p.m., Monday thru Patrol will meet Sunday Elsie J. Brown TIME. One bedroom apart­ One day a week • No collecting window that won't open or „ JANUARY SPECIAL 63 Box Ml. Drive TESTING, r e p a ir in g , Friday. Salary commensurate from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. at ment available. On site with experience. Reply in con­ the cracked pane in the 1 .5H,fitcher w beer with large Vernon. Conn. MODERNIZING WATER superintendent, downtown • Thomat, Falknor, O’Laary araa the Manchester State Ar­ 5-1 fidence. including business garage door. This is good PI2ZAI 2 12 o z . G LASSES FREE WITH METERS Manchester. Excellent for • TImrod, Cobb Hill, Duncan, Timbar psychological repair work, mory on Main Street. ^I’he Town of Manchester is semi retired individual. and personal reference to Box SMALL PIZZAI JJ, c/o Manchester Herald. araa too. Once you’ve picked a Membership in the an equal opportunity Requires several hours per good real estate Dining Room Orders Only. Cell Ahead — I'ROBATE NOTICE week, general maintenance • Ferguson, Mountain, Arnott araa Your Order Will Be Ready squadron is open to all Court of Probate employer, and requires an af­ professional, follow his District of Manchester firmative action policy for all work. Call 528-9885 weekdays. young people from Grade 7 NOTICE OF HEARING lUWR MOI $cmoi suggestions as to showing 6 4 A - ia 0 0 through high school. Those, ESTATE OF STEPHEN LEE of its Contractors and Vendors the house to buyers. MATTOX late of Izouisville. Kentucky, as a condition of doing MATURE ADULT for house OFFER GOOD TIL 1/31/79 wishing more information cleaning. Must have own having an estate in said Manchester, in business with the Town, as per HALFTIME may call 646-6344 or 871- said-District. transportation. 2 days per T IT U XX Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Federal Order 11246. week. References required. t h e f l a v o r o f W e s t S t f d e 0257. E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated December Bid forms, plans and MATH TEACHERS ' POSITIONS AMERICA 14. 1978 a hearing will be held on an Write Herald Box GG. Manchaator Community CoHogo aooka applicant! for throo tomporary Tl- ITALIAN KITCHEN application praying that authenticated specifications are available at Manchester Fhiblic School System is Ua XX poaltlona. IndivIduaJa hirad to fill the poaltlona will work at - A U YOU CAN EAT... copies 01 tne priM'ecdings proving and the General Services Office, STORE CLERK- Responsible seeking applicants for a half time MantfMd Training School FeatHrtagAiittMfltlclPeliriiiMiMaiid RESTAURANT establishing the same in the Stale of 41 Center Street, Manchester, person needed to assume Junior High School Math Teacher. Bilingual Training Atalttant h a p p y h o u r o n a Kentucky be filed and become part of many duties in the bperation Applicants must be certifiable-in the (j CMrtMM* SaeeWtiM The World Alm anac‘s the record ol this Court and ancillary Connecticut. State of Connecticut. Effective im­ Quallflcationi Includo an a aa ^a to ’a dagroa and flutncy In Engllah and MANCHESTER CONN tetters of administration be issu<^ to of a 7-Eleven Fooo Store. mediately. Responses should be Spanish. Expartanco In an Institution for tho.retardod la dotirablo. WIII The lu n here at ttM 5 /|ENWVDmmG.mTHENCW . . Town of Manchester, , ALLORINKS... Alfred K. Mattox of said Kentucky as Ground level position that can made to Wilson E. Deakin. Jr. Assis­ assist with In-aarvico training for now employoaa. praparo writtan in said application on flic more fully Connecticut tant Superintendant for Administra­ matarials In Spanish, provids consultation and writtan guldallnaa to TEDFORO REAL Mondays - rPeaco^ Room” ^ ^ ' appears, at (he CxMirt of Probate on lead to assistant manager or tion, Manchester Public Schools, 45 ESTATE: CENTURY 21 January IS. 1979 at 10:00 a m Robert B. Weiss, auparvlaora and new amployyaa. Salary Is spproxlmataly $9,000 for this manager by performance. North School Street, Manchester, 12-month pdsition; fried chicken NOW OPEN SUNDAYS Pearl J Hultman. Aas't. Clerk General Manager Benefits include insurance Connecticut 647-3451. E.O!E. rl. 44A Bolton Notch, AND NOW >IMZ ^ TuM dayg - 2-1 credit union, and profit Haalth Trainer : » Bolton 847.9914 would sharing. Second and third Qualifications Include certification aa a ragistarad nuraa and at laaat like to with all Iholr SPAGHETTI .... SERVING three years of a x p a rla ^ aa a nurse In an Institution tor tha retarded. IrlOndB and rolatlvaa a WeONEaOAYS- I shift, full time. Apply in per­ Teaching experience Is daairabla. Will provide In-aervlce training FISH FRY ...... , 1 ' EXOTK 12-8:30 P.M . LEGAL NOTICE son at: Route 30, To|land, Ct. programs for now and experienced employeee In theee eubjecta: first vary HAPPY NEW YEAR TOWN OF MANCHESTER An Equal Opportunity TOOLMAKERS aid, medical adiplnlatratlon, control of Infactloua dlsaaaaa, proper and wo look fotward to Thurultfi + Employer. hygiene for clients. Salary Is approximstsfy $13,000 for this 12-month tarving you In 1979. % ISUND sissBi M om Ars Russian mission Vostok I, NOTICE OF D E MAKERS position. TURKEY;...... April 12, 1961 3. Inclusion In - PIZZA TAKEOUT FROM 12 TO 8:30 P.M COLLECTOR OF REVENUE SHORT ORDER COOK- PREaSION MACHNSTS Madia SpaelalM ^ COCKTMLS the Aviation Hall of Fame The second installment of taxes due on the Grand List of Oc­ Evenings. Call 649-7563. 281 Quallficitlons Induds a mastar's degree, preferably In the rryedla field, c La m fry ... tober 1, 1977 are due and payable during the month of January Spencer Street, Manchester. IMPROVE YOUR LOT and two years of axparlence aa a media apodallat Will produce Instruc­ ^ COCKTAILS AVAILABLE Can you m atch these U.S. IN 79 tional programs for use by other tralnert or for aelf-lnatructlon by ON and.TRYOURFAMOUSr^ presidents with their numer­ 1979, If this installment is not paid in full during the month of employees. The programs will Include slide, nimatrip and video tip s for­ WAITRESSES WANTED- For We havt Mvaral Qpaninga for Helpful Hint A ^ SUNDAYS! ,PUPU PLATTER IQ SPECIAL SUNDAY MENU I ical order? January, interest will be charged at the rate of 1% per month Highly akilM Machinitit to work mats of 15-to 30-mlnutea’ duration In a variety of eubjecta. Salary la ap­ 1. Abraham Lincoln from the due date, January 1st. The minimum interest charge is evening shift. Call 649-7563. on plaatlo ln|totlon moMa. HlOH proximately $14,000 for this 12-month poaldon • ■* Allow your real estate 2. Franklin Pierce $2 .00 . 281 S p e n c e r S tr e e t, RATES TO START ANO Applicants who do not meet the atated qualineatlona, but wibo beltave Manchester. OVERTIME. PlaaHca la tho faatoat irofessional to show you:; WOUJAMO 3. John Q. Adams In compliance with Section 12-17b of the General Statutes, growing area of Manufacturing and they potaeta equivalent quallflcationa, may so Indlute by itating In lome alone. Do not walk CHOUSE OF CHilNGl: 4. Warren Harding tha HIghaal paying, moat writing precisely how their background snd experionce a rt equivalent to JownsonS Motor Vehicle taxes due on the October 1, 1977 supplementai around with him, as you ^ Featuring Authentic Polynesian and 5. Theodore Roosevelt BUS DRIVERS - will train if raeaaalon-proot araa In tha the stated qualifications, and by providing appropriate referenoee. Grand List are also due and payable in full during the month of MACHINE Shop trade, wnat «t your locM frlwidly Howird Johnson's (a) 14th president n e c e s s a r y . A pply 90 State fringe benefits are Included for all poaltlona. The atarting data for may inhibit the sales ef­ Cantonetb Specialties )iin January 1979. The same interest rate will apply. a rt you watting for? all positions Is January 20. 1070. To apply, sand a raaume and fort. (b) 29th president Brookfield Street, South Wind­ CALL BOB COOKE 009-1478 Payments may be made by mall. If a receipt is requested, a sor. Call 289-5918. references, by January 10. to: Dean James 0. Tatro. Division of Com­ 394 Tolland Tumpiko Manchoatar 6 4 9 - 4 9 5 8 ? (c) 26th president botwoon • AM and 4 PM munity Seirvloes. Manchester Community College, P.O. Box 1040, 363 BROAD ST. M ANCHESTER* (d) 16th president stamped self-addressed envelope should be enclosed. Manchester, CT. 00040. 6 4 9 - 6 2 2 0 (e) 6th president Said taxes are payable at the office of the Collector of TRANSCRIPTIONIST - Pari Manchester Community College Is an equal opportunity employer and Revenue in the Municipal Building — Monday thru Friday 8-30 Time, Evenings, 15-20 hours PMTOTYK MD PUSne adheres to the prlnclplee of affirmative action. ^ a m. to 4:30 p.m. per week. Must be dependable MOUCOWMIY ANSWERS James A. Torek and willing to train on IBM 25 LBurtl RoBd Memory typew riler. Send Colleclor of Revenue resum e to Box HH, c/o Rocky Hill, ConntcHcut m . 0 ‘g -q a ■£ B -J p 'I 102-12 • Manchester Herald. LMCC. TE0F68D REAL ESTATE PAGE SIXTKEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Kn , ,lan. 5. 1979

Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale MANCHESTER EVENING HERALn Manrhpafpr Cnnn Fri •Tfln 5 1970 — PArilF Qiruc’iu’Mi*' 23 Help Wanted 13 Business Opportunity 'i i Hornet For Salt 23 EN REAL ESTATE IMISC. FOR SALE Homes For Bale REAL ESTATE SALES ADDRESSERS / MAILERS REPRESENTATIVE- Office wanted- $200 weekly possible. R E A L E S 1 A 7 E Details free. Baywbod Enter­ Hornet For Sale 23 Articles fo r S ale W e re dll vou need lo krxM expansion and increase sales 41 in re jl e 'fjle activity r^uires additional prises, Box 9806! Bakersfield. NeiKl’boflxrod olhcfs e^eo'wSefe sales staffing. No experience CA. 9.3309. TOLLAND- Custom built 6 ALUMINUM Sheets used as Room Ranch, on heavily treed printing plates, .007 thick EAST OF THE RIVER REAL ESTATE MARKET necessary. High commission. Call Mrs. Champ. Fireside acre + lot. Exceptionally 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for Really. Inc., 647-9144. * EDUCATION clean, with many custom $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be EQUAL HOUSING mm/ built-in features. Also, 3 picked up before 11 a.m. bedriKims, 1 1/2 baths, 2 zone ONLY. LPN FOR Rockville Private Instructions 18 Specialist Office, ap­ oil heal. Immediate occupan- LESPERIMCE cv. $64,500. Peterman Real proximately 17 hours per REMEDIAL READING and TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Estate Agency, 649-9404 . 646- Good condition.Good for b y week. Send resume and math: individualized work 1171. SERVICE WITH M ERIT # 7 646>050S references to: Box M c o program. il,st-8th grade) by plating, or welding. Call 649- 457 Canter Street Manchester Herald. master's degree leaclior, 568- 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m, Sue Peck 8075. 7 ROOM COLONIAL CAPE- 2 A TOP MOTORCYLCE to 4 bedrooms. 1 car garage. MOLDED FORMICA lop and MECHANIC NEEDED- Top Walk in basement. paneled bar with two shelves RIDING LESSONS indoor Conveniently located to shop­ wages, fringe benefits, riding ring. Western stock and four stools. $175, 646-6028. THINKING OF “SEUING" YOUR PRESENT HOME, REAL ESTATE Help Wenled 13 Help Wanted 13 vacations and bonuses! Appiv ping center. $47,900. No Rooms fo r R ent 52 Apartments For Rent 53 seat, saddle seat and hunt agents. 646-4877. EDITOR in person: Cycle World, 3000 •seat All levels 228-9817. 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer WHY ORIVE to Hartford" We CLERICAL ASSISTANT Main Street, Glastonbury. $150. Outboard motor 40 horse BRIGHTLY FURNISHED - FURNISHED THREE ROOM are presently taking COLONIAL - 7 rooms, formal MAYBE FOR A LARGER OR A SMALLER HOML I Alcohol Recovery Unit) $130. VOICE. I’lANO Instructions. Evinrude $250. Mobilchome Central location. Kitchen Heated apartment. Second applications for a mature in­ Fee paid. Maturity BOOKKEEPER- dining room, large eat-in 45x10 with furniture in cam­ privileges. Free parking. floor, 2 family. Adults. No dividual lo work in a Sales Of­ Former faculty New York kitchen, 4 bedrooms, heated paramount. Front desk. Greet Experienced. Part time. Call Mu.sic and Art High School. ping ground $4,000, Call 525- Reference and Security pets. Security. References. fice A pleasant phone per­ visitors, busy telephone. 646-3780. between 6 and 8 p.m. porch, 2 car garage, with 7100. required. 643-2693 for appoint­ 643-4860. sonality. and a go<^ math ap- I'rofe.ssional Singer Pianist. Typing required. Hartford 644-8597 cliimncy for wood stove, ment. litude. are essential. locafion. 8-4 pm .. Monday- PART TIME BABYSITTER- private lot. $56,900. Group 1, FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink 2 1/2 ROOMS - Heat, hot TO SEE WHAT YOUR PROPERTY IS WORTH CALL US. Excellent fringe benefits. Call I’hilbrick Agency 646-4200. Friday. Free parking. Call Light housekeeping. 2 bright, GUITAH, BAN.K), Mandolin, Coat, excellent condition. Size GENTLEMAN- Large plea­ water, appliances. Main Winter officially started, December 22nd 633-9495 for appointment. Wilson Agency, Hartford. 246- affectionate boys, ages 5 and 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. sant room, next to bathroom. Street. Second tloor. Security. Quality Name Plate. Inc., Hass Lessons: Folk. Blue MANCHESTER- Just Listed. but not until recently have we felt the 8541. 8, seek mature and loving Grass, Popular. .Ages 5-adults. Kitchen and telephone References. Lease. Call after TOLLAND $87,900 "5” FULL TIME PROFESSNNAL SALES ASSOCIATES East Glaslonburv. adult to care for them. After­ I.ovely oversized Cape. Fully BROWN FUR trimmed suede privileges. Parking. Please 6 p.m., 646-3911. Krechko built RAISED RANCH on ovar an acra of effects. Beginners-proles.sionals. dormcred. 3 bedroom, family noons and school vacations. Easy enjoyable progress, coat $35. Green leather full call 64&6314, after 6:00 p.m. treed land In Tolland. Four bedrooms, IVi baths, Own transportation, 646-0261 room, fircpiacod living room, length coal $50. Both size 12, MANCHESTER- 2 Bedroom TO HELP WITH YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS To soften the harshness and add a glow to FREE loan instrument. 646- formal dining room. Prime living room with fireplace, large eat-ln kitchen and 6557. like new. 643-2213 after 5 pm. Apartment, second floor. the home a fire dancing in the fireplace residential area. $72,500. Cen­ Appliances and utilities in­ formal dining room. Business Opportunity 14 tury 21, Jackslon Avante. 646- helps break the chill. Schools-Classes 19 LIKE NEW- Infants Screen in cluded. $275 per month. Call 1316. Travel Bed on wheels, $10, In­ Apartments For Rent S3 646-5016. DIAL AN AD FORM MANCHESTER Package fants Wicker Dressing Table, Falling temperatures are making an store. Excellent location. Well FOR THE BEST - iMuncheslcr MA'NCHESTER - 6 Room Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 COLUMBIA- Large 6 Room $18. Infants clothing. Call 659- LOOKING for anything in real The BOB TERRY evening spent in front of a crackling fire in­ established business. Call Ranch. Fireplace. Low taxes. 0718 anytime. estate rental - apartment , Duplex, February 1st. oc­ Marion E. Robertson, pupils per teacher. FREE in- Kxcellent shape. Lake Would Ilka to ahow you our new homea In Vernon - creasingly appealing. To make sure that Call 643-2718 troductorv lesson with this ad. homes, multiple dwellings? No cupancy. $300 monthly. No FOR AFTER HOURS HERALD Realtor. 643-5953. privileges. Act fast. $45,960. NATURAL GAS HEATER- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate ulilJtics. Walking distance to quality built by J.A. McCarthy. Cape-Dutch & glow from your fireplace will last all Call 646-6'306, or 646-3549. I’ossible CHFA. Lessenger Gallery of and DOLLAR SAVER ADS 30,000 BTUs. $50.Q0. Call 646- Associates, Ine. 646-1980. Main Street. Call 649-7069. IMPISH Colonial, 3 and 4 bedroom modela with fireplaced winter it is necessary to buy your cord or Sells, 646-8713. 6771. family room & V* acre lota. Homes so of wood and store it properly. Try and VERNON- Well maintained 4 ROOMS - Heat, 's ffv ^ f'paky company WRITE YOUR FAST AD ON THIS FORM BOLTON- Executive 9 Room CHINA LAVATORY- Crane garden apartments. Frank refrigerator. Adults, no pets. HOUK8: keep your wood dry. Seasoned firewood BEFORE CALLING IN. Cape. 2300 square feet. 2 1/2 20x18 with faqcet. Excellent Smith Assoc. Inc. 246-0831 or Security. Call 646-4701 after Sundajft CIOMd Dilly 8:30 - 1 p m (dry), will ignite easier and burn cleanly. baths. 2 car garage. Acre with condition. $25.00. Call 568- Resident Manager 871-9188. 6:00 pm. S it 8 t m • 8 p m Phont ada for Tha Harald win not bo accoptod H namo and atf> view. $89,000. Lessenger Sells. 6867. A cord of wood is 128 cubic feet droM art not plvon. WANTED 646-8713. t RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to MANCHESTER- Four room 1! WORD MINIMUM ON ALL ADI SEASONED FIREWOOD- $65 Apartment for rent, with gar­ measuring in a stack 4 ft. x 4 ft. x 8 ft. If RATES: Imad »n > • helpful. & Pet Quality. Call 742-6694, carpeting, air, heat. $265 plus I S 1 T I keep trying. COVENTRY- Private Raised JANUARY 1st to MAY 1st. security. Available February DICK BISSELL The Forest Service suggests combining Good benefit package. 5-day Ranch. 3 Bedrooms. Four Rooms. Call after 5 1st. Call 569-3568. Has a few remaining new homea In Mancheater’a I ----- . li ^ Fireplace. Central air. Future FREE TO GOOD HOME- ISENTRY easily ignited softwoods and long-lasting week. p.m., 649-8577: Forest Hllla, 7 room raised ranch and a 7 r6om I “ 11 il ii " rec. Garage. $55,500, Fireside Adorable older kittens. Black, 5 :^ !jR E A L ESTATt SERVICES hardwoods in the fireplace. Then, once the ’ Realty, Inc., 643-8030. black and white, Tiger, and ROOMATE TO SHARE Colonial - both have fireplaced family room - 3 Calico. Call 633-6581, or 342- fire is started, add your larger logs to keep I Apartment- $100 monthly. No bedrooms. 2Vi baths. 2 car Oarages. Call Sheldon Cohen •SOUTH WINDSOR- Stunning 0571. utilities. Call anytime, 647- the fire burning longer. 3 Bedroom Cape. Cathedral 9283, keep trying. for appointment FREE TO GOOD HOME-. ' 29 Connecticut Blvd., East Hartford living room, carpeting, gar­ .IB 643-2711-E xt. 51 age. landscaped lot. $51,900. Beautiful, young, long haired 44)rtlf>OOT MOBILE HOME 289-4331 » Place your ad by noon and It runa the next day. Cats. Also very affectionate Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Fireside Realty, Inc., 643- in Bolton. Working single per­ MANCHESTER Regular hours offlca phone it 643-2711 8030. Tiger Call 633-6581, or 342- son only. No pets, animals or 0571, FOREST HILLS RBwxwnnoomicooosiowjs children. 643-2880. 5 ROOM HOUSE WITH GARAGE- Furnished. Oil SHELTIES FOR SALE- AKC 456 MAIN STREET- Second heat, large private back yard. pups of Chi's Ace Melanie’s floor. 3 room apartment. No Pride. Beautifully marked: MORTGAGE Fireplace. Bolton Lake. appliances. Heated. No pets at S ave Owner, $41,500. 742-8020. reasonably priced. 875-6437. all. $200 monthly. Security. Call 646-2426, 9-5. up to NEW YEAR WANT FREE! Beautiful, black, long MONEY? JACKI SMITH Lots-Land For Sale 24 haired male cat. Has been 6 ROOM DUPLEX m o n Has a gorgeous 7 room Condominium, 3 bedrooms, deserted. Needs loving home APARTMENT - No utilities. 2 full baths, 2 half baths. Full plush carpeting. BARROWS AD SPECIAL BOLTON- One acre hoarding desperlly. Please call 646- $250 m onthly. C hildren H om eow ners 7841 or 643-2618. If no answer, Kitchen with all appliances. Family room w/atone brook. $10,000. Columbia, 12 accepted. Call 646-1337, after 5 Insurance fireplace. Garage. acres, $13,000, 17 acres $34,'- please keep trying. p.m. S WALLACE 500, 81 acres $55,900. Others! Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. FREE MALE GERMAN WIREHAIRED POINTER- 2 '3 ROOM FURNISHED If your home is less years old. Very friendly dis­ APARTMENT completely than 7 years old, you Real Estate Wanted 28 position. Good with children. redecorated on second floor. No pets. Immediate occupan­ can save up lo 14% Must find a home soon! 646- off our already low- ALL CASH For your property, 1423. cy.^ Call 646-7647. MANCHESTER within 24 hours. Avoicf Red cost Homeowners LINES Tape. Instant Service.' Hayes Insurance. COLONIAL-CONDO. Professional L Musical Instruments 44 SECOND FLOOR - Four room Corp. 646-0131. apartment. No utilities, no Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and children or pets. Security and CAUUS r 2 0 W ords) SfiLLING your house? Call us references required. $170. Calk W a » • to m iward-wlnnlng RELO ru l n ia la brokar bacliad by ovar IS first and we'll make you a etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main FOR DETAILS y a a ra o1 avparlanca and aarvlca to tranaforrod paopta and companiaa. 5-9 evenings 643-7279. Ona call pob ua lo arorli m arktllng your property boro and tlndlng now cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Slreel, New Britain. 225-1977. FOR DU mm REiu. Esnn needs Expecting a tax refund? THE .proporty lor you anywhoro. For Rtal Sorvico... Healtor, 643-1577. / Layaways invited. W. J. IRISH ASK M E. Call us today anytime IMMEDIATE Cash for your MAI^CHESTER INSURANCE AGENCY Betty Petricca properly. Let us explain our 'Boats-Accessorles 45 TWOFAMLY ______OUIIB (Day sflice) 646-60S0 Loan Officer 1 = ) fair proposal. Call Mr. 1974 FVHY ~ 16'i-foot 2-3 room apartments. Priced I HUKNESTER (646-78331 or lURTFOn (728.6615) or NEW MVEX (397-1515) Belfioro, 647-413. right at (42,900. . ,fiberglass, till .trailer, with 1975 55-horsepower outboard NldCSS 11 "Service Voti Can Trust" MAY WE BUY your home? ZONE PROPERTY The Barrows & Wallace Company Quiclb, fair, all cash and no Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. ■ Rtpitienling Also 50 Tiorse Johnson out­ 200x249 fool lot, with 7 Room problem. Call Warren E. House. Many Business RLM ERRin Agency board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- Possibilities. (6 8 ,^. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 9550. Ffcritage h.D. Tntldei, President GROUM T Household Goods Homes DAYS A n tiq u e s 48 F. J. Spilecki, tutm The T riv tltri Indemnity Compeny RULTORS and Us AMilialed Companies 643-2121 UNLIMITED REFRIGERATORS THE PACK RAT Antiques & H er^ord. Conn 06115 Established 1959 Washers / ranges, used, Collectables will be open 1007 Main Street, Manchester Tel. 649-4586 guaranteed and clean. New again January 7th, 40 Flora FELQ FOR shipment damaged, G.E & IM Road, off Route 85, Bolton. FRIGIDAIRE, Low prices. B.D. Pearl & Son. 649 Main WANTED: Antique furniture, PERFORMANCE NOT PROM ISES^ Street, 643-2171. glass, pewter, oil paintings or other antique item s. R. When You Decide PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED LOVF: s e a t - Like new condi­ Harrison, 643-8709, tion. orange background with To Buy or Sell white floral print. Call after 4 Wanted lo Buy 49 DOLLARS 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 p.m,, 646-1168. OLD CHAIRS in need of cane Your Home... Night 643-2718 FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom .seats and oak furniture, any Set. Excellent condition. condition. Call 872-2590. Queen-size bed, triple dresser, MI8C. FOR SALE Call Your Realtor 40 — Household Goods dresser with shelved mirror, TO FILL IN MY STAMP 41 — Articles tor Sele MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD night stand. 4 years old. $800. collection, I will buy your WILLINQTON $58,000 42 — Building Supplies 568-0935. 43 — Pett-Birds-O^s P.O. BOX 591 abandoned collection or ac­ They’d Be “BUY ME or REtif l r 4 year young Raised Ranch on 1 plus wooded sere. 3 44 - Livestock cumulation. Phone 649-6642. haya 3 bodroomo, Oroplaca, lo t Door lamlly room, I aland on a nica CLASSIFIED INDEX: 45 — Boats 6 Acceaaoriea MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 30 " ELECTRIC Frigidaire leva) comer lot. ready tor you to move rtglit In. Only S26.S00.00. ' Isrge bedrooms. FIrepIsce In fsmily room, 2 csr gsrsge. 46 — Sporting Goods I 47 — Qardan Products Stove. Immaculate. $100. Wad To Quick occupsney snd low tsxes. 25 minutes from Hert­ 48 — Antiques Desr Sirs: j 40 - Wanted lo Buy Color: White. Call 64,3-9317 I I RENTALS ford. Cell Don Mooney for eppointment to see. PIsasB run the following ad for 4 days at the special I after 5 p.m. NOTICES R E N fA L S 1 — Loti and Found REAL ESTATE 52 — Rooms for Rent money-aaving rata of *4.001 i 2 — P trto m li 23 — Homes for Sale 53 — Apartmania for SIDE BY SIDE Kelvinator Rooms lor Rent 52 3 — Announcemenii 24 — Lota-Land lor Sale Flent □ CHECK ENCLOSED CASH ENCLOSED I 4 — E nterttinm eni 25 — irrveatmenl Property 54 — Homaa for Rent Refrgcralor / Freezer- 19 VERNON 5 — Auctions 25 — Businesa Property 55 — Business for Ftenl THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - PICK OUT YOUR OWN COLORS 27 — Resort Property 56 — Raaort Property cubic feet. Good running con­ New listing, immaculate 7 room high ranch. Nice F IN A N C IA L 26 — Real Eatata W anted for Rent (1) 0 ) («)• (5) dition. $150. 649-9953. Birch House Women. Central­ * ■ ■ a — B o n d t • S to ch i • 67 — Wanted to Rent living room with floor to ceiling fireplace, and Mortgages ly located. Downtown 56 — MIsc for Rent in this beautiful new home set high up off 0 — Personal Loans MI8C. SERVICES LIVING, DINING, Manchester. Kitchen cathedral ceiling, formal dining room, kitchen with to — Inturanca 30 — Travel AUTOMOTIVE the road on a wooded acre lot, 2>/2 baths, 61 — Autos for Sale ii) U) (■) (B) (10) BEDROOM.. & PATIO privileges. Call 649-2358. built-ins, 3 bedrooms, spacious rec room with built-in EMPLOYMENT 31 — Services Ottered 32 — Painting.Peperlng 62 — Trucks for Sale FURNITURE. Also console t3 - Help Wanted 63 Heavy Equipment huge floor to ceiling fireplace, spacious bar, carpeting, spacjiJus sun deck, treed lot, 1 car 14 — But , “CUTE AS A BUnON" Across from P4W, 23 units. Gross Income over $62,000 10 - ScnooH-Ciaaset Siorege 66 — Automotiva Service niture. One piece or entire 647-1145 or 649-6896. more. $70s. yeerly. Herdly ever s veesney. Professlonelly ep- 20 — inttrucUoni Wanted 36 — ServicM Wanted 67 — Autoa for Rent I'O) (11) |1l| (1t| ' (JO) I uliil 22 — C ondom iniums Lease household. Cash on the line. prslsed. Benk finencing $250,000 et 9'/4% tor 25 yesrs. Furniture Barn. 646-0865. MANCHESTER- Private en­ Secondery finsneing svsilsbie. For more detslls cell PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED trance. Parking. Kitchen Rsiph Pssek. AO ovar 20 w orda — Ragular Price privileges. Close to center. HIHT NEW FRIGIDAIRE FROST Realty Co., Inc. FJtEE BEFRIGh^RATOR- Call 242-1872. LANCHARD & ROSSETTI TEDFORD S K e H e r a l d W W ttSS...... c m ...... fu ll...... zi9 Com. New Hotpoint Electric Stove, 188 tMe«t Canter St. eomar of McKaa PASEK REAL ESTATE P M « NO...... , . CUSSIflCATH*...... both Avaeado, and mint condi­ FURNISHED ROOM. Mature Manchester 648-2482 REAL ESTATE 043-2692 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING expires JAN. 31, 1979 tion. Priced right! Call 649- gentleman only. Call 646-4701 iT 0123. after 6 p.m. after 6:00 pm. IQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY 647-9914 * 423-8958 CONSULTANTS Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 280-7475______60$ BumsMo Ava., E. Hartford PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING H ERALD . Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Jan. 5, 1979

FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves W.'ARBMUk BUSINESS & SERVICE Peanuts — Charles M. Schulx WAYS and MEANS COMMITTEE D ear Abby HOiAl AgOur ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle

8 , I Songbird 1 Cutting U N N E D H 1 T 8 OF A By Abigail Van Buren T R 5 Garment implement 1 L E 8 tJ R F T F A 9 Dry,as wine 2 Measles N K L E T W H 0 F 8 I TA>^ CUT lA« JU ^ 12 French author 3 Conceited 8 E C E 0 E N F T S 13 This way person 8 T R E A K H H 1 DIRECTORY L 0 A T 0 F g r a n t 14 Physician's as­ 4 Negatives 1 k C 0 DEAR READERS: The loUowlnf Item eppeared recently 5 Sharpening L E 0 Y N A M C sociation S E tool V E N T H T R F N T THpBE iNi5HE5 ? in my column: (abbr.) S S trv /cu O titn d 31 Strvlct* Ott»nd 31 Palntlng-Piperlng 32 Building Contncting 33 S E 0 E 1 N T 15 Nigerian 6 Lease 0 DEAR ABBY: While flyini from Lot Angelei to Chiesgo R 0 T A T E D tribesmen payment H 1 FR EE- Junk cars removed R E 1 D 0 L F ft P MASTER'S TOUCH TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain­ W ROBEL tt SON- General e n 't Ct N(A me I M n*g U S P«l (XI recently, I w u rudely awakened from a much-needed nap 16 Carves 7 Jason’s ship 1 u U A N A 8 V F i T F CIUNIN6 CONTRACTOR I 649-7243. ting. Interior, Exterior. Paper Carpentry & Repairs. X H h lH l-S hy a hMming voice tlut came over the loudapeaker with: 18 Dog 8 For each P 0 L L _E N C E N Hanging. General Repairs. Specializing in Remodeling, Priscilla’s Pop - Ed Sullivan 8 U 8 QUALin WORKMANSHIP I *Thla la your captain apeahing. We are now flying over the 19 Director 9 Palatable R E 8 I A 8 8 E N NEED YOUR SNOW Fully Insured. Call 643-1949. T Office and Commercial Rec Rooms. Repairing of Grand Canyon. . . etc.” Preminger 10 Become Satisfaction Guaranteed REM O VED this winter? Call Porches, Concrete and THIS IS WHAT I ^ (abbr.) 39 Planet Ahby, thia waa not a charter flight carrying a load of 20 Business apparent Free Estimates 644-1686 and talk to Geolf or TRIM SPECIALIST- Pain­ Chimney Repairs. No job too Autoa For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 PD IN BALLET 26 Makes mad 40 Perches Call e44*MS2 or Ma-MSO aight-aeeing hicka who had never flown before. Tm anre •I PO IT ON 21 Hurls I t Box 643-4704 talk to Tom. ting. Papering, General small. Discount Senior CLASS. PRISCILLA/, 27 Ruffed grouse 44 Cause of Cleo­ 1967 V O L K S W A G E N 1973 VEGA ESTATE moat of the paaaengera had already aeen the Grand Canyon PURPOSE'.'' 23 Coalesce 17 Solemn Repairs. Call Paul evenings, Citizens. 6462403. 24 As well 31 Ram's mates patra's death UNSAFE CEILINGS??? Will KARMIN GHIA- Am/Fm WAGON- Automatic. from 39,000 feeL wonder 643-8303. ★ W A N T E D ^ 25 -Topples 33 Too 46 You and I repair or replace, smooth or radio. New front shocks, Michelin radiais, including Be a friend to thoae of ua who fly the friendly akiea fre­ 19 King of CtM TREE SERVICE - Free P A N E L IN G St C E ILIN G S 28 Nevertheless 35 Jock 48 Asian country cslimates. discount senior texture finish. Call now to in­ Building Contracting 33 INSTALLED- Also General generator, regulator. $600 or snows. New battery. Roof quently and print thia. It might help. Bashan trade. Call 521-7039. 29 Electrical unit 22 Negatives 36 Deer hide 49 Good (Lai.) citizens. Company spect or correct. 643-5703. Repair Work. Call Dave, after rack. Good condition. 62,000 AUTO MECHANIC J.E. IN L.A. 30 Make a 23 Time zone 37 Shoe part (pi.) 52 Type Manchester-owned anil WES ROBBINS carpentry 4 p.m.. 644-8495. miles. $750. Call 644-1376. speech 1973 OLDS CUSTOM 38 Force 53 Wipe out (si.) operated. Call 646-1327. PERSONAL remodeling specialist. Ad­ PART TIME DEAR J.E.: I alao fly the friendly akiea frequently, and 32 Better CRUISER- 9 passenger. Air. 62 1 2 3 4 PAPERHANGING For par­ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, PooHng-SIdlng-Chlmriey 34 Trucks lor Sale concur, (Captain, oh, captain, are you Uateniog?) 5 6 7 a 9 10 11 Power everything. Asking Need Experienced Man with tools to work balanced REW EAVING burn holes. ticular people, by Dick. Call built-ins, bathrooms, Ever aince the above hit print, 1 have been deluged with 34 Dry river bed $1495. Call 6463222, after 6 12 13 14 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 643-5703 anytime. kitchens. 649-3446. BIDW ELL HOME Improve­ JEEP CHERROKE 1975- 6 nights, Saturdays, Sundays on used cars. reader reaction. For example: 38 Possessive p.m. cylinder. 4 wheel drive. Stan­ Window shades. Venetian ment Co. Expert installation Hours can be arranged to suit you. Good man pronoun 15 10 17 blinds. Kevs TV FOR RENT. SNOWPLOWING - Parking CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. of aluminum siding gutters dard. Power steering and DEAR ABBY: To aaaume that othera ahould miaa the op­ 41 Aerie 1969 CHRYSLER NEWPORT can earn big and work as many hours as Marlow s." 867 Main St. 649 lots and driveways. Also Additions. Repairs, Cabinets. and trim. Roofing installation brakes. Very clean! Asking portunity of a lifetime became YOU have already aeen the 10 19 20 - 4 door hardtop, automatic, desired. 42 English 5221. Chain Saw Work. Trees Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. and repairs 649-6495. 871-2323. $3450. 623-5093. Grand Canyon at 39,000 feet ia aelfiah and inconaiderate. U college power steering, power brakes, i l l 21 22 ^ ■ 2 3 Cleared. Manchester / ^Iton you and J.E, find it neceoaary to nap in the afternoon, yon 43 Wide Area. Free Estimates. 643- ‘ air condition^. Uses regular 1966 CHEVY PICKUP - 6 ODD JOBS DONE-Cellers, at­ 'TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY SPECIALIZING cleaning and ahould get to bed earlier or aee a doctor. 45 Grasses 24 25 20 27 26 8364. gas. $600.00. E x c e lle n t cylinder, 4 speed, $295. Also GAS STATION Captain Easy — Crooks a Lawrence tics. garages, .yards cleaned, Carpentry and general con­ repairing chimneys, roof, new J.K. IN COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA 47 Asian country operating condition. Call 644- Michelin snow tires on rims, 29 30 moving, trucking.Loam lor tracting. Residential and roofs. Free estimates. 30 YA MEAN ir^ALAftWOl HE ▼ BUT THE SHARK SWAPPED IT LIKE "■ 48 Wading bird 31 SNOW PLOWING - Available. commercial. Whether it be a 8522. fits Porche and VW. 289-5816. ATTENDANT '...THEM IT WAS CAPTAIN 50 Landing boat sale Ijw n service. No job too years Experience. Howley, MAKOIS PAL WAS TRYINS TO ' A MATCHSTICK a n d t h e POOR CHAP 'AAAIcn'4 T u e u i ^ 32 33 Call Tim at 649-4952. DEAR ABBY: If J.E, doean’t appreciate the captain'a an- 34 35 30 37 big or small. 568-8522. sitiall repair job, a custom 643-5361. Need Full Time Ambitious All Round Man. DIDN'T SUR­ FI0HT OFF THE WENT OVERBOARD TO HIS DOOM L 51 Inhaled 1966 FORD SUPER VAN- nouncementa, why doean't he charter hia own private Jet 53 Ezekiel's built home or anything in Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 Pump gas, clean cars, good dependable per­ VIVE THE MONSTER WITH 38 39 40 41 42 INCOME TAX Completely rebuilt. Excellent and put a hood over hia head? COMPLETE CARPET & Tile between, call 6461379. ROOFER WILL Install rool, son who Is not afraid of work can earn excellent s h a r k . A b o a t HOOK— nickname PREPARATION- running condition. $800 or 1973 HONDA CB 450. Lov) BILL C. IN ELIZABETH, N.J. ATTACK 54 Racket string 43 44 45 46 installation and repairs Free siding or gutter for low dis­ 7 Experienced. At your home. NEWTON SMITH- Best Offer. Call 6466771. mileage. Excellent condition. weeks pay. material estimates. Call 646-3745. alter count price. Call Ken at 647- 47 48 49 5 pm Call Dan Mosler. 649-3219 or Remodeling. Repairs, and 1566. $650. Call 643-5849. DEAR ABBY: I am a private pilot and recently flew to 55 Scottish SO 1972 FORD TORINO WAGON- HARRY STICKELS author 525-8263. Rec-Rooms. No job to small. Arizona on a commercial flight. Thia waa my firat flight 51 52 56 At angle S3 BRICK. BLOCK, STONE. 649-3144. Small V-8. Original owner. Automotive Service 66 weat. The captain'a voice, calling attention to pointa of in- Heating-Plumbing 35 SUBURBAN MOTOR CAR INC. 57 Curly letter WATERPROOFING- Founda­ Excellent running condition. 54 55 SO Fireplaces.concrete. Chimney ROUTE 83 • MANCHESTER tereat, in c r e a ^ the pleaaure of the flight immenaely. I had 58 Leg joint repairs. No job too small". tion cracks, hatchways, tile' CARPENTRY i MASONRY- SEWERLINES, sink lines, $650. Call after 5 p.m., 643- WE PA Y $10 for complete 9478. a window aeat, but there were three noaea preaaed againat 59 Writes 57 SB 59 Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ lines, sump pumps, window A D D I T IO N S A f lD cleaned with electric cutters, junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland No Phone Calls. Contact Between it. So, Abby, atkk thia in your boarding paaa and enjoy your wells, walls. 30 Years timates. REMODELING. Free es­ by professionals, McKinney Auto Body. 528-1990. 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM Only. next flighL iNeWSFAFtH {N7(RPRI$( ASSN) Experience, 643-4953, 242-5915. 1975 MUSTANG V-6. timates. Call Anthony Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ E.C. IN COLUMBUS, OHIO QUALITY CARPENTRY By Squillacote 649-0811. pany, 643-5M. Automatic. Exceilent condi­ Harp Construction. Additions, BABYSITTING JOB Wanted tion. Low mileage. 875-4743, rooling^. siding decks and gar­ for afternoons or evenings. CARPENTRY - Repairs, NO JOB TOO SMALL-Toilet keep trying. DEAR ABBY: I agree with you and J.E., reluctantly, that aleeping paaaengera ahould be allowed to aleep. However, ages. Call anytime. 643-5001. 568-6696. remodeling, additions, gar­ repairs, plugged drains, Alley Oop — Dave Graue Win at bridge ages, roofing. Call David kitchen, faucets replaced, 1977 C H E V Y M O N T E yon ahoulid not ^ v e allowed hia arrogant, deprecating aUu- CARPET INSTALLATION - Painting-Papering 32 Patria, 644-1796. repaired, rec rooms, CARLO- 8 cylinder. Power cion to “aight-aeeing hicka” to have paaaed without Stair shuts. Repairs. Carpets, bathroom remodeling, heat steering, automatic, low reprimand. < 3 ( X ) ^ E S S g r a c i o u s , a n d SOLLY SEE.' I OUST ...HIS OUTFITS THE COLOR m ileag e . C a ll 278-2500, CAN'T BELIEVE WHAT MV EYES SEE.' LOOK AT OF sumivier-blue sky, a n d third diamond. He ruffs in steam Cleaning. Free es­ PAINTING - Interior and LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - modernization, etc. Free BERNARD SCOTT, ERIE, PENN. N O R T H 1-5-A dummy. East overniffs and exterior, paperhanging, Dealer, ask for Dave. THIS SUY/ HE RIPS UP A TREE... WITH . FITS HIM LIKE THE timates. Call 649-6265. New homes custom built Estimate gladly given. M & N ONE HAND, NEAT ------* A A J leads a spade to his partner. excellent work references. SKIN ON A FlY,' remodeled, additions, rec Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. DEAR BERNARD: You're right. I ap^gize. » 10 6 3 South has added a fourth E X P E R T PAIN TIN G and Free estimates. Fully in­ rooms, garage, kitchens 1973 CAPRI- 4 cylinder, 4 ♦ A5 door. Priced to sell! Call 278- loser to the three he started LANDSCAPING Specialize. sured. Martin Matson. 649- remodeled.bath tile, cement MANCHESTER PLUMBING DEAR ABBY: Farea are now low enough ao that many A K J l i l f 4431. 2500, Dealer, ask for Mark. with since East is sure to Exterior House Painting. work, steps, dormers, St HEATING - Repairs. are flying for the firat time. Thoae who want to aleep during W E S T EAST overruff a diamond. Tree pruning, residential or commercial. Remodeling. Pumps repaired Now let’s go back to our QUALITY PAINTING and 1976 FORD MAVERICK- a daytime flight ahould nae earpluga. I alept aoundly at 2 A K 10 8 6 4 « Q9S2 spraying.mowing, weeding. Call 649-4291. / replaced. Free estimates. » 97 peanuts and bananas. When Paper Hanging by Willis Four door sedan. 6 cylinder, a.m. during a forced landing while the reat of the paaaengera ¥ Q J5 Call 742-7947. Electric drain-snaking. 24- South leads that third dia­ Schultz. Fully insured FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY- automatic transmission. prayed and aang hymna. » Q 10 4 2 4 JB hour service. 646-0237. A 95 « A Q 10 B mond he does not have to SNOW-PLOWING- Available references. 649-4343. Remodeling and Additions. Excellent condition. Call 278- A.I.M.INS.F. 2500, Dealer, ask lor Mark. SOUTH ruff In dummy. He can dis­ all winter, nightBh or day Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 card dummy's jack of SANDING AVAILABLEILJ TOO J.P. LEWIS & SON Interior years experience! For Free A COMPLETE CAR CARE CENTER DEAR ABBY: I love to hear the captain'a voice come ♦ 73 and Exterior painting, paper FORD CLUB WAGON - 1972 booming over the loudapeaker at any time of the day or ¥ AK842 spades. He has lost a dia­ Don't wait til it snows! Call Estimates, call 646-4239. mond or peanut trick, but 646-0743. after 3:30 p.m. hanging, remcneling, carj^n- PLUMBING- 25 Years' Window Van. Good condition. nighti It leta me know that he'a up therS, wide-awake and « K 9 7 6 3 has made up for it by getting try. Fully insured. 649-9658. Experience! Call Tom Asking $2,100. Must sell. Call tending to buaineaa. * 4 GENERAL CARPENTRY, • Top Quality Exhauat Syatam • Brako Service rid of the banana or spade SNOW-PLOWING- Residen­ Dawkins at 649-7630. "D if­ 569-0082.. Repairs, Remodeling, J.E.INN.Y.C. Vulnerable: East-West loser. tial and Commercial. Depen­ SILKTOWN PAINTERS- Garages, Additions, Porches, ficult Jobs Taken In Stride. " The Fllntetonee — Hanne Barbara Productlone •EnglnaTunaUp . Front End Sa“ Ice Dealer: North Ijt e r on South trumps his dable. Reasonable. Call 649- Professional work at no extra Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. 1973 PINTO Automatic - DEAR ABBY: Aa a flight attendant I am frequently losing spade in dummy as 2098. or 646-3824. cost. Call 646-5424. Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. Flooring 36 Custom Model. Vinyl top. • Shock Abaorbor Replacamant • Prof. Ruatproofino PHEyJ/...X'M QLAD X'fA W est East Carpet, radial snow tires. naked how high are we, how faat are we going, and what la it well as his fourth diamond. • Quality Uaod Cara ” that we Juat flew over. I can amwer a lot of theae qneationa, SUST A VJOtZXER Pass HOUSE CLEANING AStVI PAINTING Contrac- FARRAND REMODELING - FLOOR SANDING and $850 . 647-9588. East gets to overruff, but but the captain ia the authority, and haa been complimented A N D N O T A Pass Pass that costs him his trump problems? General Cleaning, tors. Quality painting and Cabinets and Formica Tops, Refinishing. Floors like new. We offer convenience along with a superior product. STOCKHOLDER IN Pass Pass (Specializing in older floors). 1971 DODGE DEMON - 340, by many paaaengera for hia informative and witty com- trick. Carpets. Floors, Walls, Smoke paper hanging at reasonable Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad- THIS OUTFIT/ i Water Damage Restora­ rates. F u lly insured.Free ditions. Decks, All types of Staining floors. No waxing. 275 horsepower. Hurst 3 menta. South loses one ruff, one tion. Professional-Insured. Estimates. Call Wayne 646 Remodeling and Repairs. Also Ceiling and Interior speed, air shocks, mags, BETTY FOR NORTH CENTRAL Opening lead:>6 diamond and one club, but DOMESTICARE. 643-1945. 7696. Phone 643-6017. Painting. John Verfaille. 646 tachometer $800. 647-9588. makes his game. 5750 after 6 pm. Getting married? Whether yon want a formal ebneeh 1974 PINTO RUNABOUT wedding or a almple do-yonr-owa-thing ceremony- get HATCHBACK- 4 speed. Abbv’a new booklet, “Hew to Hava a Lovely WeiWm ” Send 51 and a long, atamped (28 cental aoU-nddraaaed Cragar Slot Mag^s. Steel You hold: (.j-b Apartments For (tent 53 Oltices-Stores for Rent 55 Wanted to Rent 5 7 Autos For Sale Belted Wide Oval Tires, Pin envelope to Abby: 132 Laaky Driva. Beverly Hilla CaUf By Oswald Jacoby 90212. 4 A 2 Strimiing. Racing Mirrors, and Alan Sontag ¥ KJ865 MANCHESTER- Professional 466 MAIN STREET. North of g a r a g e f o r c a r in the etc. Excellent condition! Must 1971 CHEVROLET IMPALA 6 854 woman seeking reliable Post office, about 5,000 sq, ft. vicinity of Manchester or hard top, 2-door. Good running sell or take over payments. Here is another pc 4 A 10 6 female roommate, 21 to 35 of centrally located space. East Hartford. Please call condition. $500, 649-7149 after 643-7340. Aatrograph and bananas hand. South is years old, to share 3 bedroom Ideal for store, office or other 643-4833 between 8:30 and 5 pm. in four spades and needs a A Connecticut reader asks apartment Call 6465129. business or commercial use. 4:30. Tho Born Losor — Art Sansom little luck to make it since the proper rebid after your Call 6462426 65 pm. 1970 MUSTANG - Automatic TAURUS (April 26May 20) In there are three obvious partner responds two clubs HEBRON- Modern two transmission, power steering. trying to satisfy others you are losers. One trump, one to your one-heart opening bedroom apartment. bid. STORE FOR RENT- Ap­ □ AUTOMOTIVE 6 cylinder. $795, or Best Offer. likely to change course too spade and the ace of clubs. Appliances furnished. Wall to proximately 2000 square feet, Call 649-0856. BUYING A USED CAR?? often to be effective today. He notes those three The correct rebid is three wall carpeting. Call 633-4874. IPO, presently set up for recording Chances are, things could get losers. Then he has to look clubs. You have a minimum bungled. studio. West Middle Turnpike. Autos For Sale 61 1965 PLYMOUTH VALIANT- hand with good club support. IT CAN BE______A PLBA8ANT ______EXPERIENCEHAVE AT THIS TIME GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be for 10 winners. Should he Call 649-6205, or 643-6802. 6 cylinder. Winterized, and OVER SO AUTOMOBILES TO CHOOSE FROM. YOUR WELCOME TO LEISURELY INSPECT - TAKE THEM attack clubs? He decides Show it right away. careful that you don't say INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A N. I Homes lor Rent 54 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4- snow tires. $195. Call 289-0365. ON THE ROAD AND EVALUATE PERFORMAHCE AND HANDLINO - IF YOU SO DESIRE BRINO YOUR that the diamond suit offers speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new MECHANIC ■ YOU'LL FIND NO HIGH PRESSURE HERE. REMEMBER THE CAR YOU BUY IS ONLY AS GOOD January 6, 1978 things out of spite that are better left unsaid. The person better possibilities so he (For a copy or JACOfiT MOD­ radiais, (2 snows), excellent TWO 14" RIMS from 1967 AS THE ORGANIZATION WHO SELLS IT. WE TELL IT LIKE IT IS - IN THE 16 YEARS I’VE BEEN IN BUBI This coming year you could starts on diamonds at trick MANCHESTER- 447 Summit NESS I'VE SEEN DEALERS COME AND GO • ASK YOuR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS - WE MUST BE DOING who suffers in the end will be ERN, send SI lo: "Win at..- condition 2284)475 or 2269550. Chevrolet Impala. $10.00 each. become involved with a pariner you. two. He cashes dum m y’s ace Street. 3 Bedroom Cape. Rec SOMETHING RIGHT. In an undertaking that is large Bridge," care of this newspa­ Room. Appliances. Carpeting. Please call 643-2357. HARRY STICKELS CANCER (June 21-July 22) of diamonds, returns a dia­ per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Wanted to Rent 57 1972 CAPRI V-6, 4-speed, 8- in scope. Your chances for Fireplace. Garage. No pets. Hmit tUekal*, PrM. Blaming the family because mond to his king and leads a Slalion, New York. N. V. 10019.) track stereo, $1100. Call 646 success are excellent so long {400 monthly. 6460882. APARTMENT WANTED jn 1969 DODGE CHARGER- 383. you can't afford to do some­ 2227, after 6 pm. As is. $200. Running condition. as you are both aiming at the thing isn’t fair, and you know it. Healhcliff — George Gately Manchester. Three weli- COME ON IN- same target. behaved children. No smoking Cail 643-9860 anytime. You're the one who unbal­ ATTENTION! Cqme see our WE COULD HAVE JU8T THE CAR YOUR LOOKING FOR AT THE PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) anced your budget. or pets. Call days 273-6826. Selfish motives could enter the OHIces-Stores tor Rent 55 Great Selection of Quality 1972 C H E V Y I M P A L A - LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Others Preowned Autos. Completely picture today in your dealings will do as you do today, so Excellent condition! Low with others. Go it alone in MARRIED PROFESSIONAL reconditioned at Manchester provide a positive example. If Winthrop - Dick Cavalli ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. COUPLE Looking for mileage. Four brand new things that are important to Ideal location. $300 including Honda, Connecticut’s iargest your actions are negative, reasonable rent. East of the tires. Call anytime, ask for you. Find out more of what lies utilities. Don Horrigan, and most complete Honda Mike or Paul; 643-5363, or 646 they'll emulate them as well. river. W illing to care for ahead for you in 1979 by send­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sep(. 22) For WHATlS & lA C < ASIP T H A T ^ A LLWPCFCCykUy Barrows Company,647-1000. Dealer! 24 Adams Street, 5252. ing for your copy of Astro- property, in exchange for Manchester. one who usually plays it pretty W H r T H / : N P A ASNCTWEAUL v 'ANP reduced rent. Call 5284)562, Graph Letter. Mail 50 cents for MANCHESTER- Main Street close to the vest, you may be REPALX- fac. air. The kind you hear about but Red with white vinyl interior ■ 0 cyl. • standard 3 speed p/iteertng - radio ■ whilewalla. Abaolutaly a creamputf that goes against you. 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