2 0 - EVENING HERALD. Thura., Feb. 14, 1980 South Windsor Board Nixes Central Kitchen Plan SOUTH WINDSOR - A proposal di((erence would be the large quan­ conduct their lunch programs in a elementary schools and two (or plates and (latware would be used at gasoline, oil, $1,800 and driver’s (or a central kitchen (or preparation tities o( (ood prepared. more economical manner. He said Ellsworth, thus reducing the total the high school. wages, ^,300. o( meals (or the South Windsor All canned ^oods would be opened the greater majority o( districts in hours (rom 20 per day to 10.5 per day. Goldman said that in order to put Goldman said that during the se­ schools was turned down by the and heated as necessary at the in­ the state are either using the satellite Goldman said that at Timothy the program into operation it would cond year o( operation the director o( President’s Days Board o( Education Wednesday dividual schools, and the "meat and or prepackaged lunch program. Edwards, the number o( employees be necessary to buy some new equip- (ood services salary could be night. potatoes" items would be Goldman said that no lunch would would be reduced by one — (rom 12 to ment, although they would be one­ removed (rom the budget, as well as The proposal, presented by Robert transported. be (rozen or commercially prepared, 11, but increase the total number o( time purchase items. the (ood services bookkeeper salary Automobile Section Goldman, superintendent o( schools, Goldman told the Board o( Educa­ what we do now at each building,” hours that the eleven would work Proposed was the purchase o( and caleteria workers’ (ringe was to reduce prices by vendors, tion that the administration decided Goldman said. (rom 54 to 59 hours. He said that the large steam vat (or Timothy benetits. allow better supervision o( (ood on the change (ollowing a series o( Goldman said that baking would be dishwashing (orce at Timothy Edwards, $10,000; re(itting the walk- In other matters, Goldman told the preparation and allow better meetings with the director of Food done at Eli Terry School. Edwards would be decreased, but the in (reezer at Eli Terry, $5,000; two Board o( Education that all ninth maintenance on (ewer pieces o( Services. He said the department had Goldman said that savings would cooking hours would increase. convection ovens, $4,600; two grade students, with the exception o( Inside Today’s Herald equipment. Goldman said. visited the communities o( Windsor. be expected because each elemen­ Goldman said that the program relrigerators, $2,600; portable (ood special education students, would be According to Goldman, (ood Bloom(ield, Newington and tary school now has (our ca(eteria would not have included the high racks, $1,000; portable (ood given Education Evaluation and Vql. XCIX, No. 116 — ManciHwtw, COfflin Ffidgy, Fabruary IS, Tcso • Since 1881 • 20g: Single Copy • 15( Home Delivered preparation could take place at Wethers(ield where the “satellite" workers, except (or Ellsworth Junior school, where all cooking and serving warmers, ^,500; and preparation Remedial Assistance Tests Timothy Edwards School and meals (ood preparation programs were High, which has three. would remain the same. He said, table, $1,000 — amounting to a total Goldman said the students would prepar^ oh a daily basis, using the operating success(ully. Goldman said the rejected however, that the dishwashing crew initial cost o( $26,700. be tested in (our di((erent sections in­ same preparation techniques and Goldman said he was able to see arrangement would have reduced the at the high school would also be New continuing costs would be cluding math, writing skills, reading procedures now in use. Onlv that all o( the districts were able to number o( employees to three (or the reduced. He said that disposable truck lease and insurance. $4,000; and writing sample.

SALE ENDS East Hartford Boys Die in River SAT., FEB. 16 As Rescue Try Fails

WILLIMANTIC lUPIi — One young boy tried to save his (riend (rom drowning In the Willimantic River, but GROssmRns Fire Guts Cafe both died when the ice under them collapsed. ftnC s^evRns PRODUCTS com pRnv Police divers Wednesday recovered the bodies of Ed Taylor and Michael Kolbek. both 9 and both of Williman­ EAST HARTFORD - A two-alarm behind the restaurant in the same officials said. tic fire early today gutted the Ma-Ma- building. The building is owned by Joseph The youngsters apparently ventured through a hole in a Mia's Restaurant on Burnside Fire officials said they received Areata Jr, of Wethersfield. Areata, fence at a city park to reach the river and then threw Avenue, fire officials said. the first call on the fire at 3:51 a.m. inspecting the damage today said he rocks on the ice to test its strength .-\fter that, they began Officials said they don’t know, the Friday. The second alarm was was awakened in his sleep by fire of­ walking across the river source or origin of the fire. The fire signaled (our minutes later. ficials telling him about the fire. Ar­ But police said one of them fell through the thin ice and gutted the restaurant dining and Firefighters were still at the eata said he had owned the building the other was using planks to try to save his friend when Warm-Up to Savings kitchen areas and caused smoke restaurant this morning and the fire since June. the ice collapsed under him. too. damage to business offices located truck left the scene at 9:50 a.m., fire Smoke damage to the Guglietta "From the planks, it looks like one used them to reach Cheese Co., located directly behind the other, edging the planks out further and further to the restaurant, was evident in the reach him,- until the ice under him broke, too." police FIX UP ALL INDOORS! IT NOW & SAVE! ceiling and back door which led to a burnt-out pantry adjacent to the 5 chief John Hussey said. The boys had disappeared Tuesday afternoon and their City Deal For Birds; restaurant. families initially searched for them before calling in An employee of Guglietta Cheese police Ir'-'V-jt V 'r said a retail store was planning to Searchers combing the town Wednesday found two blue Bluebirds, That Is open in another part of the building mittens, a knit cap and a boot next to two holes in the ice later this month, but now she is on the river MANCHESTER - It’s a 'd e a l the commission received enough doubtful it will open. An hour later, divers recovered Kolbec's body Taylor without a catch for the recipient. For wood to build 15 birdhouses. The pur­ In another fire Thursday night, the vsas found a few feet away after another hour of the Conservation Commission it’s a pose is to provide more homes for the offices attached to the East Hartford searching. deal that’s for the birds, bluebirds bluebirds, and combat their popula­ incinerator plant in Ecology Drive Both bodies were taken to Windham Community that is. tion decline. were gutted before firefighters put Memorial Hospital -- The deal is that 15 homeowners out the flames, fire officials said. vOU*iinj|| The catch is, before giving the will receive a birdhouse, free, (or The first call for the fire was at 'I houses away, the commission must their backyards. find someone to construct them. The 7:12 p.m. The fire caused extensive Restaurant Burns Democrats in Bolton The Conservation Commission, and commission has contacted the Senior damage to the plant, but no one was others like it statewide, are con­ Citizen’s of Manchester to see if they injured, officials said. A two-alarm fire gutted the Ma-Ma-Mia’s No one was injured in the fire and its cause is Plan Phone Survey cerned about the rapidly dwindling will build the houses. Firefighters were also called at Restaurant on Burnside Avenue early Friday still under investigation, fire officials said. 4:39 p.m. to pour water on a gas leak SIMUUTEDN numbers of the Connecticut Bluebird. Other who are interested in the morning. Several business offices located (Herald photo by Reilly) WOODGRAINS\ As part of a state Department of from the Texaco fuel farm on River­ BOLTO.N — A steering committee consisting of local program could contact, Ditta Tani, behind the restaurant incurred smoke damage. ON Environmental Protection program. 644-0238. side Drive. Democratic Town Committee members has been es­ | i i A\HARDB0ARD^ tablished to conduct a telephone survey on issues and candidates relating to the upcoming presidential primary. Committee members are John Morianos. Richard Students Learn Blacks’ Vizard, Lee Stoppleworth. Marc Schardt and Ilvi Cannon. 1ST QUALITY All registered Democrats in town will be called 4 x 8 x 5 /3 2 ’’ PANELS QUALITY STUDS (Xj-m strong F between now and March 15 for their opinions w o ap ly FIBERGLAS INSULATION Ms. Cannon has been named Carter-Mondale campaign TOP QUALITY 2x4x8’ MONEY SAVER • PEWTER 3*/i” R-11 KRAFT FACED WALL 4’x8'xV? IVORY COATED Contributions to U»S, A low priced, standard • BRANDYWINE coordinator in Bolton. PARTICLEBOARD 15" WIDTH. INSULATION BOARD Ms. Cannon said. "Of all the Democratic candidates for sized stud. Do-it-your­ 50 SQ. FT. ROLL self & save! 23" WIDTH hymn that would express what black president, I support Carter and will work toward his elec­ By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA the morning exercises. 4'x8’xH" • HYDE PARK WALNUT 99 76,7 SQ. FT. ROLL 4 4 9 Herald Reporter people had experienced in their life At Buckley School, Principal Ed tion." REG SHEET R E G . 5 .0 9 2x4x8’ TOP QUi 6* R-19 UNFACED AHIC MANCHESTER — Local schools and in their history. He said the Timbrell said Gov. Ella Grasso has Agency certified. Smooth 2 sides. Solid 56 9 9 Meets building code re- ifl 0 | hymn also expresses “The kinds of hW10NN.PiyM with black leaders to try to make woman who spied for the north But illness has plunged f r : ticipating in the special week. Sixth Paul C. Mockalis, John E. U’-V; known to the general public the during the civil war and was a leader the collection down again. Welply Jr.. George E. realm of black dedication that isn’t in grade students from Bowers in the Underground Railroad, On Tuesday only 53 of the Chandler, Cindy Follansbee, the history books. The participants attended the high school program. Sojourner Truth, is being studied Students at Rennet Junior High survey the Blanchard, Charlene Senteic, and Dione 110 who m ad e ap- Debra Parkinson, Emile St. were surprised at the number of peo­ Their principal, Ray Gardiner, said along with politicians such as John display they developed in celebration of Lewis. Related picture on page 8. (Herald pointments to give bloixi Andre. Karen Saunders. brief biographical sketches of Gretchen Wiedie, John F. ple who were interested,” Dean said. and Robert Kennedy and Lyndon Black History Month. From left, Natalie photo by Pinto) showed up. And only 40 famous black Americans are being Johnson for their work in civil rights. donors walked in without Rivers. Joan .Sheehan, Roger He said the group looked for a McMeans, Stacy Clayton, Monique J Bolduc. Kevin O'Brien, read over the loudspeaker as part of appointments. • Robert Albert, Susan C Hitt, Gallon donors were Ellen M Jaskolka. U.L. LISTED 250' ROLL WALL OR CEILING FIBERGLAS |2 ’x4’ LAY-IN V2’*x10’ TYPEM Pamela Broderick, 24"x80" 2 DOOR PINE Christine Orlowski. alk-in Donors HOME WIRE W/GROUND LATEX WHITE PAINT CEILING PANELS COPPER TUBING Board Rules Conflict Exists For Mrs. Sadloski Kathleen Roberts, and Sue .Marion Thomas, Amy For standard hot & cold LOUVER BIFOLD DOORS TERRA' water supplies! " J f Mclnerney. Joyces Young Goulis. Michael Doenges, San­ 14-2 HOUSEHOLD 69 By CHARLIE MAYNARD Sadloski retained her seat on the restated the motion to read that “a YOUR SOLO ONLY IN 192 SQ FT. OUR REG. : 9 9 In introducing the motion which her off the Doaro. year other times. CTNS FOR 33 36 -^REG Board of Tax Review. was a two-gallon donor and dra Garrity. Karen Krinjak, CHOICE ^ ^ 3 9 9 LOW 39 99 Herald Reporter acknowledged the conflict. Com­ tax collector in the Eighth Utilities Mrs. Sadloski has been the tax Mrs. Sadloski steadfastly denied Richard Warner, Muriel G . GALLON The commissioners said any of­ .Majorie Field has donated 25 REG. 5 08 MANCHESTER - Looking to missioner Terry Capshaw said, “I District should not sit on the Board of collector for the last two years in the any conflict because "collecting Mathieu. Joseph Kruzyk. Vz” COPPER FITTINGS • 30’x80'*2D00R-Rog.44.99 ...... 41.99 five gallons. 12-2 HEAVY DUTY "PEBBLE- ficer from the district would create a Tax Review because of at least an Ruth Grose. Loretta • 90* ELBOWS-Reg. 16* Ea...... 8 FOR $1 avoid what they consider even an would think this could open the door Eighth District. She receives $3,500 taxes has nothing do do with The next Manchester IN WALL Quality with economy! Bright white SOLD ONLY IN 80 SO FT • 32 ‘x60‘* 2 OOOR-Rog. 49.99 ... .46.99 semblance of conflict in the minds of appearance of impropriety.” Haberern, George Hubbard, CTNS FOR 20.90 • '/I- COUPLINGS-ReO' 16* Ea...... 8 FOR $1 • Za^xSO’ 2 D00R‘ Rag. 53.99 ....4 9 .9 9 appearance of impropriety, the to complaints from citizens or more for the elected position. assessing them." finish! Soap & water clean-up! Goes on • ' / i " COPPER HE-Reg. 2 8 * ...... 4 FOR 81 the public. At several points during visit lor the Bloodmobile is • 48“xB0' 4 OOOR’Rog. 76.99 ... .66.99 Ethics Commission Thursday night tax complaints than we already have. Fitzgerald said confidence in The Board of Tax Review hears Roberta Bryce, Sarah Bryce. easily! Dries quickly! Shop our complete plumbing depart­ She said the situation was similar March 26 at Emanuel Safety plastic jacketed With ground Prehinged for easy Installation! Full lou­ the discussion, different com­ government has reached a crisis appeals to assessments levied by the Judy Monaco, Michael Zotta. "SCULPTURED" ' ment for everything you need! unanimously voted that there would From where I’m sitting right here, I to the question of realtors serving on Lutheran Church. 60 For alt do-it-yourself electrical repairs ver design. Ready to finishi missioners emphasized they were Eileen Stevens, Beverly around the house! SOLO ONLY IN 80 SQ. FT, be a conflict of interest if Eighth would make a motion that a potential situation across the country and he assessor. Town Manager Robert the Board of Directors and voting on Church St from 12 .30 p m CTNS FOR 21.90 Herzog, Walter Kaszowski, Utilities District Tax Collector Betty considering the position and not Mrs. conflict situation should be avoided" said it was important to Manchester Weiss, in a letter to the commission, housing matters. In one of the com­ to 5:30 p m. Doris Thompson. Frank Sadloski. Chairman William FitzGerald citizens that the local government said it has more cases to hear during mission’s first decisions, it ruled that Tuesday's donors Perkins provided safeguards against possible revaluation years than normally. He Shirley Clemson. Gary there would be no conflict in such a \|i|Hiinliii)-ii|» kf|ii conflicts, said the members receive about $500 situation. Davidson, Joan Tedford, “A situation like this," said a year during revaluation and $200 a Valerie A Claps, Edward I’ Denise Jacobson, John F. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SAVI Coltman Sr . Diane D. Cowles, Shea. Joseph Tuzzolino. Capshaw, "even though on its face is Helen Ener. Sheila Kevin W Davids, Peter J. 1-86 Foes Plan Suit probably innocent...! think we would Falkowski. Andrew R have to avoid the semblance of any Gourley, B James Harvey, MANCHESTER — Opponents of an Hagenow. Donald R Kirby Joseph Sinnamon, Donald must obtain the permit and show that Arthur B. powers and Douglas M. kind of conflicting situation.” .\orma 0. Paggioli, Susan M Ellis. Chris J Reiser expanded Interstate 86 will file suit the construction activity will not in- Costle, administrator of the U.S. En­ Commissioner Sol Cohen said a 5 Peck. Louise R Dziedzinski Joseph Paggioli, Alan F. in U.S. District Court in Hartford to terfer with air quality standards. vironmental Protection Agency, similar position arose in 1949 when Nancy W Moflat, Irene B Lamson, Joseph Michalik, block the proposed widening, Pagano said the permit was were named as defendants in the then Town Manager George Waddell Boles, Orrin E West, fricloy. Thomas Michalik, Michele Anthony F. Pagano said this mor­ granted over an original recommen­ suit. Costle failed to investigate ordered an Eighth District officer to Deborah McVeigh. Kathleen Binette - a ning. dation by the etate Department of charges that the highway expansion resign his position before accepting a . B^MckaOeckwr. Pagano said he planned to file the Environmental Protection to deny it. would cause too much air pollution, full-time position with the town. The Weather must await the findings of a special CEDAR CLOSET LINING ALUMINUM YARDSTICK r JIG SAW 2 PC.(PI^ANE TORCH KIT BARCLAY USED RED BRICK suit this afternoon on behalf of the A study revealed that there would be the suit claims. However, after the meeting Mrs. commission to investigate the Manchester Environmental Coali­ Snow a possibility over the shah’s regime. Meanwhile a OFFICIAL NOTICE OUR REG 1 4 9 9 OUR REG -144 OUR REG OUR REG OUR REG. violation of air quality standards The suit also alleges that the auto Sadloski said she believed there was LOW 17 99 LOW 2 19 LOW 11 99 Q99 LOW 10 49 . _ LOW 6 99 U b SO tion. The suit charges that an “in­ weekend. Detailed forecast on spokesman for Carter urges the na­ ^ NO LP55S5 from the construction in 1982. traffic would cause air pollution in pressure to get her off the Board of TOWN OF .MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT I n O 1260 W N O 7504 ~ F T PKG direct source permit" was improper­ Page 2. tion to avoid “excessive optimism” BOARD OF TAX REVIEW Easy to install tongue & groove boards. Durable! Easy to read! 100's of uses! Makes straight, curved & scroll cuts. With disposable cylinderl Standard For beautiful decorative brick walls! Fire­ However, he said, state En­ excess of state air quality standards. Tax Review because of her out­ Covers 20 board ft. Buy now & really save, too! Double insulated—needs no grounding. pencil point tip. U L. listed. proof! Looks & leels like real! ly granted to the $30 million project vironmental ProtecUon Com­ Pagano said the suit was filed in spoken advocacy for fair taxes. about the release. Page 3. The Board ol Tax Review of the Town of .Manche.ster, Conn will and asks for an injunction to halt the missioner Stanley J, Pac granted the federal court because regulations un­ "No matter what they say, 1 still be in session in the .Municipal Building. 41 Center Street on the expansion. following days during the month of February permit because the air pollution der the Federal Clean Air Act were believe it’s me and not the position,” Before the Department of would be cleared up a year later violated. she said. In Sports February 23. 1980 Saturday Irom 9:00 A M • 12:00 Noon Transportation can construct or when construction begins. Inside Today •MANCHESTER “If it’s a violation of the state im­ She first hinted at such an arrange­ United States makes disappoin­ February 25, 1980 .Monday from 6 00 P .M -8 30 P M widen highways. Pagano said, it Pac, Transportation Commissioner C lassified...... 12-14 145 Spencer St. SOUTH WINDSOR plementation plan,” he said, “it’s a ment during discussion of the matter ting showing in Winter Olympics February 26, 1980 Tuesday from 6:(X) P M -8 30 P M OPEN violation of the federal regulations. with commissioners. Because she is C om ics...... 15 Call 649-0136 hItjTMEQ RD. except for hockey triumph ... East February 27, 1980 Wednesday Irom 6:00 P ,M -8 30 P.M Editorial ...... 4 BRISTOL (0(( Rte. 5) Voters to Register Then it’s a violation of federal law.” president of the Manchester Proper­ Catholic girls losers In HCC basket­ Entertainment ...... ; . . 6-7 All persons claiming to be aggrieved by the decision of the 110 Middle St. 289-0231 The Department of Transportation ty Owners Association, she said, ball payoff ,.. Criticism of UConn Assessor ol the Town of Manchester must appear and file their Call 582-8149 Open: Mon.-Thur SUNDAYS has proposed the expansion of a denial of the appointment "might be coach unwarranted. Page 9. O bituaries...... 8 MANCHESTER — Voting registra­ Registrar’s Office. Peopletalk...... 2 complaint at one ol these meetings or at some adjourned TORRINGTON NEWINGTON 8-5:30 tion will be conducted Saturday from three-mile portion of 1-86 from Ver­ one way of keeping me off the Board ( meeting ol said Board ol Tax Review Manchester residents can register of Tax Review,” Sp orts...... 9-10 WInsted Rd. (exit 3127 Berlin Tpke. FrI. 8-8 Sat. 8-5:30 9 a.m. to noon in the Registrar’s Of­ non Circle to Slater Street.' It would Call 666-5691 Republican, Democrat or Indepen­ expand from four to eight lanes and She said she has frequently Hostages Television ...... 6 Dated February 12, 1980 45 (rom Rt. 9) Closed Sunday 8am 3 fice of the Municipal Building. dent. A registration of Republican or .. to P.M. U p date...... „ 2 Board of Tax Review have a 90-foot median. Two of the criticized what she considers are tax Call 482-4458 Another session will be Tuesday Democrat is required to vote in the Iran says release of hostages Roger McDermott. Chairman lanes would be restricted to car pools breaks to the top taxpayers and ^aid W eather...... 2 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the March 25 Presidential Primary. 030-02 and buses. this might be more reason to keep

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Tito Near Death the city’s harbor to 42 feet so larger oil tankers can use force will conduct an on-site hearing in Stamford later Opposes School Sale Buckley Seeks Debate the port. this month to probe the shortage of available rental BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) - President Josip SHARON (UPI) — Republican James Buckley has The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers wants to increase housing. Broi: Tito, 87, lay near death today and the collective MARY KITZMAINN ballpark was needed for "completion vironment. renewed his efforts to convince Democrat Chris Dodd to the depth from its present 35 feet. Rep. Stewart McKinney, R-Conn., said the task force leadership he handpicked assured the anxious nation that Herald Reporter of development” Hayes said he The school is presently rented by debate him at Yale University. "With tankers, barges and ships increasing in size, the will meet in Stamford on Feb. 25 in the second of its would provide a comparable area. Messiah Lutheran Church, for $4,5()0 it would carry on. Dodd has said he won’t debate the former New York harbor has to increase in depth in order to ensure the hearings nationwide. MANCHESTER - The Conser­ A prime-time evening newscast broadcast Thursday It has been reported that Hayes a year. The lease expires in June. Senator unless he wins the GOP nomination in Connec­ region’s energy supply and economic health,” Chamber He said an earlier federal report found available rental vation Commission voted last night privately told town officials that he showed a carefully edited version of President Carter In other action the commission ticut. Buckley is opposed by House Minority Leader spokesman Richard Maconi said Thursday. units were a "nationwide crisis.” to oppose the sale of Buckland plans a major shopping center in the praising Yugoslavia "fiercely independent, courageous, voted to recommend a proposal to Richard Bozzuto for his party’s nomination, while Dodd New Haven is the region’s second busiest port, after wMcKinney said "the situation in Stamford clearly School, area behind Buckland School. He construct a dike around the town’s wellequipped nation that can defend itself." is unopposed in his party. Boston. dramatizes the report’s findings.” The commission cited concern would then use the school as access sanitary landfill site. Buckley sent Dodd a letter Thursday — his second in Maconi said the New Haven area already pays high over losing the recreational space to the other parcels. Expansion of the site is expected Terrorists Bomb City two weeks. He said he had not received a formal reply to prices for oil and “unless we adapt the harbor to the Ballot Drawing Next Week that surrounds the school, and This speculation was taken into ac- by summer, and Dr. Douglas Smith, his first message. tankers carrying the product, our prices will go higher suggested using the school for ebun’t in the commision's vote. "We commission member, and also active HARTFORD (UPI) — Secretary of the State Barbara SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPI) - Three bombs "Please accord me the favor of a reply,” he wrote. “A still.” another purpose. need the open land in the area." on the Hockanum Linear Park Com­ Kennedy will draw lots next week to determine the order exploded in Salisbury in the worst urban terrorism in positive reply would be, I believe, beneficial to the people He said deepening the harbor was “crucial to the The commission’s vote agreed with Ernest Tureck, commision member mittee, said the landfill presently of candidates on the ballots for Connecticut’s first-ever three years, overshadowing white minority elections and of Connecticut. ” energy future of the greater New Haven area and the the presentation of three Tolland said. "There’s other access to the comes within 30 feet of the river. presidential primary. raising tension with the approach of black elections. state.” Turnpike residents. Ron Boocks, 853 area behind the school if he’s in­ The dike would provide a buffer Mrs. Kennedy said Thursday she has extended the Tolland Turrpike, and Charles and terested.” between the planned walkway and The explosions occurred Thursday night — one in down­ New Haven Wants Better Port deadline for withdrawing from the ballot to Feb. 19, since Ruth Glode, 1693 Tolland Turnpike The comumission became in­ the landfill town Salisbury, one in the plush white suburb of the statutory Feb. 18 deadline is a holiday. appeared before the commission op­ terested in the proposed sale because Highlands and the third in the black township of Harare. NEW HAVEN (UPI) — The Greater New Haven Stamford Housing Checked She said she will conduct the drawing after the deadline Fuss and O’Neill, a Manchester posing the sale. The residents repre­ of the possible loss of open space. engineering firm, is presently At least one person was killed in the bombings. Chamber of Commerce says it supports a plan to deepen STAMFORD (UPI) — A special congressional task passes at 4 p.m. Feb. 19. sent 50 persons who signed petitions Another town commission, the Plan­ preparing plans for landfill expan­ opposing the sale. ning and Zoning Commission, has sion The residents, and Richard Hayes, already endorsed the sale The propo.sed dike should be in­ area developer who proposes to The Conservation Commission is cluded in the plans to avoid un­ purchase the school, were invited to an advisory to the Board of Direc­ necessary delays in obtaining per­ ■Peopletalk" the meeting. Instead of a personal tors. A board subcommittee is con­ mits, Smith told the commission. presentation, Hayes sent the com­ sidering Ihe sale. Expansion of the landfill site First Lady,Ted,In N.H. mission a letter which was read last Cashes 25tk^' At two board meetings, the three requires rechanneling the Hockanum night. residents expressed their opposition. River, and filling its present course. Johnny Cash celebrated his 25th anniversary ifi CONCORD, N.H, (UPI) - First Meanwhile, New Hampshire things were a bit milder. But not The letter stated Hayes intended They say the school’s ballpark is the The expansion has been under discus- show business Wednesday at his palatial Hender­ Lady Rosalynn Carter came to praise Democrats were preparing for much. the school for office space for the area’s only open space, and any sioa for many years, according to sonville, Tenn., home and about 200 old friends her husband while Sen. Edward another kind of battle. Tennessee Sen. Howard Baker, Hayes Corporation If the 2.5 acre development will damage the en­ Smith, turned out to help him mark the day. Kennedy sought to bury him in State Chairman Romeo Dorval who is thought to be running a distant Said he of his guest list, "I’m a little bit starry- criticism as the Democratic side of said the state party will go into court third here, told reporters in the eyed with all these great people around me. ’There’s the New Hampshire primary heats Ir* .• to challenge the way state law dic­ state’s largest city that Ronald some fine talent and some wonderful old friends up. tates the apportionment of the Reagan and George Bush are his Chamber Reception Mayor W on’t Negotiate waistaiMt* roiecAli here from the last 25 years. Kennedy and Mrs. Carter, cam­ delegates elected in the Feb. 26 friends. Some like Ferlin Huskey and Faron Young go all paigning on her husband’s behalf, primary. Baker then proceeded to knock The Greater Manchester Chamber of Thursday at Manchester Country Club. Snow is expected tonight over the Rockies, parts of the the way back to the beginning with me. 1 don’t quite were scheduled for another full day Secretary of State William Bush for advocating a cut in federal Commerce gave members of the business Alfred Sieffert Jr., left, talks with Mrs. Flint Midwest and may materialize in the Northeast, showers understand superstar yet. I just like to sing my of handshaking and speechmaking Gardner has said New Hampshire’s revenue sharing grants and a pardon songs, perform, and record.” community an opportunity to meet the new and Nathan Agostinelli, chairman of the With Striking Firemen and rain are expected to be widespread throughout the today — and the President’s handling 19 Democratic delegates will be for Richard Nixon for his Watergate But the centerpiece for the banquet fascinated of international crises, especially chamber president, Mrs. Anne Flint, chamber’s board. (Herald photo by Pinto) Pacific coast. (UPI) divided up proportionately between crimes. The Senate minority leader CHICAGO (UPI) - Mayor Jane him most of all. It was a 28-inch high bust of himself Iran, was expected to dominate. cy plan to man the firehouses with immoral and a direct threat to the candidates that get over 10 per­ also noted Reagan hasn’t won an Byrne has refused to negotiate with — carved from white lard. Thursday, Mrs. Carter said the only union officials. Mayor Byrne people’s lives. ” cent of the vote. That’s the state law. election since 1970. firefighters, whom she called "law­ president was working round-the- and Albrecht have rejected the Schools, large buildings, hotels, Weather Forecast But New Hampshire’s Democratic "I can run rings around the rest of breakers, ” in the second day of the clock on Iran ’’and hopefully Party has plans to award only 13 Pool proposal, saying it would place the hospitals and downtown businesses those candidates in November,” Accord on lOH Bearing Stardom first strike ever by the city’s were notified to put into effect Snow developing tonight something will break in the hostage delegates that way. ’The other six, city’s protection at the mercy of the Winter storm watch for Baker said at a news conference in firefighting force. union. whatever plans they had prepared for changing to rain Saturday. Ursula Bottcher — who’s only 5 feet tall — romps situation and he can get out and cam­ two of them elected officials, would tonight and Saturday. Mostly Manchester. No major fires were reported by ”We are urging the mayor to coping with a firemen’s strike. sunny followed by increasing Visibility over 5 miles except twice a day in a cage full of polar bears ranging in paign.” be picked later on. Illinois Republican John Anderson department officers who were staf­ accept our contingency plan. ” said Suburban fire departments were cloudiness this afternoon. 1 miles or less in snow and weight from 800 to 1,400 pounds. She makes them "We have some positive signs,” became the 10th and last candidate to rain tonight and Saturday. fing firehouses. Muscare. "‘There’s no way to get prepared to tend assistance. Highs 35 to 40. 2 to 4 C. Snow dance, do pyramids and jump through flaming she told audiences in Hudson and Dorval said Thursday night the address the Southern New May Be Signed Soon Average wave heights 1 foot "We ll be all right as long as there rolling without it. We believe the peo­ or sleet developing tonight. hoops. Concord. "But we have to guard party will go to federal court early Hampshire Association of Lows 25 to 30. Saturday snow or less today increasing to 2 to are no fires, ” said 1st Battalion Chief ple of Chicago pay taxes They should It’s all in a potentially deadly day’s work for the against undue optimism.” next week to resolve the conflict. The Commerce and Industry. The MANCHESTER - Within a month, signed because it would ease their sleet or freezing rain probably 4 feet late tonight school. James J. Higgins. have protection ” Open House first lady of Ringling Bros, and Bamum & Bailey party will be banking of a U.S. longshot GOP hopeful spent his time an agreement between the Instruc­ fundraising task. The group has The school’s plans call for in­ changing to rain. Highs F orecast Mrs. Byrne, who backed away Fire Department officials reported MANCHESTER - The Square Cir­ Circus animal trainers who will be doing her thing Kennedy told about 2,000 students Supreme Court decision that gave knocking the Carter administration tors of the Handicapped Inc. and the raised $100,000 for the pool. The stalling two small elevators and ram­ around 40 Probability of from initial threats to fire strikers, sporadic incidents of harassment by cle Club of the Manchester Lodge of Extended Outlook at New York’s Madison Square Garden from March party rules an edge over state laws, Board of Education concerning con­ pool's cost is estimated at $200,000. precipitation 20 percent at Exeter High School that Carter for tight money and high interest ping to the gymnasium areas from said she would return to Cook County strikers but said all the incidents Masons will have an open house Mon­ BOSTON (UPI) - 26 until June 1. struction of a swimming pool will The board wouldn’t pay for any of today, 80 percent tonight and had taken network time Wednesday " \ ^ a t we’re seeking is a court rates. the pool By contrast, the instructor’s Circuit Court today and seek a were minor. day at the Masonic Temple. There Saturday. Winds northwest 10 Extended outlook for New She’s raised the burly beasts from cubhood, but probably be signed. the constuction costs but is being night, not to talk about the American challenge,” Dorval said. "It has to be On a related matter. Common pool would have a ramped entrance preliminary injunction — and "Firemen got class and we ain’t will be cards, chess, pocket billiards, to 15 mph today becoming England Sunday through she has no illusions — says "You must always be resolved so that the delegates won’t Cause, the citizens lobby, joined in a Leonard Seader, chairman of the asked to provide maintanence ser­ into the building and wouldn’t have Tuesday: hostages in Iran, but to “launch a possibly contempt citations — gonna fight nobody, but we told ’em conversation and refreshments. All southeasterly hy tonight in­ alert and never look away — even for an instant. face embarassment when they get to protest over a one-on-one debate board's Building and Sites Com­ vices. Conti said the organization has elevators. Mass., R.l. & Conn.; personal political attack” against against the firefighters, who ignored (those who cross picket lines) we’d Masons and their friends are invited. creasing to 15 to’20 mph Satur­ There is no way to stop a bear once he attacks ...” him. New York for the convention.” between Bush and Reagan three days mittee said today, “From the stand­ been considering approaching Another difference between the day. Chance of snow Sunday. an earlier temporary restraining remember." said one striker. At least she’s got the right name for the act. "Ur­ The Massachusetts Democrat said California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. before the Feb. 26 primary. point of the Board of Education. I’m organizations such as United two pools would be water Clearing Monday. Fair order. Cook County State’s Attorney Ber­ Tuesday. Highest sula” means "shebear ” in Latin. he would ask the Federal Com­ also moved into New Hampshire to Anderson and Kansas Sen, Robert not aware of any reason it couldn't be Technologies Corp. and the Hartford temperature. The instructors’ plans Long Island Sound "They’re lawbreakers, and 1 won’t nard Carey said he would bring Trip lo Circus temperatures will be in the munications Commission for equal address a regional mock political accomplished." Foundation for Public Giving to ob­ call for keeping the pool at a higher WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - Dole have both said all the GOP can­ have anyone sitting down with criminal charges against any MANCHESTER - Omar Shrine 30s. Overnight lows will be in convention and prepare for a Seader said he would ask that an tain the balance of the construction Long Island Sound to time to respond to the president’s didates should be included in the temperture than that at the high them, ” said the mayor, explaining strikers seen picketing within view of Club will take local underpriveleged th e 20s early Sunday Stars as ^Wolves^ agenda item for the board s Feb. 25 costs. He said having a signed con­ Watch Hill, R.I., and Mon- "factually inaccurate” attack in his weekend of campaigning. debate sponsored by Nashua school pool. Wilfred Dion, school the absence of negotiations. a blaze and refusing to fight it. children to the Shrine circus in Hart­ otherwise in the teens. meeting be a review of the agree­ tract with the school board, ' could lank Point, N.Y.: A Storm Gregory Peck has just finished costarring with news conference. On the Renublican side of the coin. Telegraph. building and grounds director, said it Members of Fire Fighters Union "1 don’t think the firemen have a ford Saturday morning. The Kiwanis developing over the Midwest Vermont: Partly cloudy ment that was originally drafted in only be used to better our position ” in might cost the school system more if through the period with oc­ David Niven and Trevor Howard in "The Sea Local 2, who struck early Thursday right to strike." said Carey, who Club of Manchester will underwrite will move eastward into New 1978. getting outside funds. the high school pool were heated up casional flurries. High Wolves” ... Kurt Vonnegut and wife Jill Krementz on their demands for a written con­ described the walkout as "illegal. the cost of the buses. England Saturday. Variable Within the next two weeks, an up­ Before the board would agree to each week to meet the instructor’s wffids 10 knots or less today, temperatures in the mid 20s to were at New York’s Boltax night club Wednesday to tract. higher pay and increased man­ date of the agreement would be sign, Seader had asked that the desired pool temperature. east to northeast increasing to mid 30s and overnight lows in catch the act of David Little who was featured in ^Judges Deserve Raise power, said only 350 of the typed, and distributed. Seader said the teens. "God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater” — the film based Citizen Advisory Committee on the The instructor’s group teaches department’s 4,300 firemen 15 to 25 knots with higher and executive branch elected of­ the updated version would probably gusts tonight, east to Maine and New on the Vonnegut novel ... Alan Arkin — filming of HARTFORD (UPI) - A panel year salary proposed for Superior Renovation Plans for Manchester mainly handicappe'd children to remained on the job. ficials in 1982, adding that the gover­ be signed at the March 10 board southeast 15 to 25 knots with Ham pshire: Chance of snow "Proper Channels" finished in Toronto — is in Lon­ studying salaries for public officials Court judges would be 15 percent High School be consulted. The com­ swim. The planned facility is near The rest of the firefighting force AFS Fruit Sale Set nor’s and legislators salaries were higher gusts Saturday. In­ Sunday. Chance of flurries has recommended an annual salary above the maximum salary now paid. meeting. mittee met Thursday night to be sure the high school’s swimming area, don, taping a segment for CBS-TV’s “Muppet inadequate. was comprised of department of­ creasing cloudiness today. north and fair south Monday. Show” ... James Brolin is in Paris, attending the of $47,500 for Connecticut’s 113 A first-year Superior Court judge At Monday’s board meeting, the pool desired by the instructors which is where the organization now ficers and recruits as well as MANCHESTER - The American past 15 years. This school year AFS Superior Court judges no matter how now is paid $30,210, After one year The group said it studied judges’ Richard Conti of the instructor’s wouldn’t conflict with, or duplicate, conducts its weekly swim classes Field Service Club and Town Com­ in M anchester is hosting Pia European premiere of "The Amityville Horror” in salaries first because it believed the draftees from other city departments which he costars with Margot Kidder and Rod long they’ve been on the bench. the salary is increased to $36,570; group asked that the agreement be planned improvements at the high mittee will kick off its annual fund Pitkanen from Finland. Last judicial system was in a "near-crisis who were placed on 24-hour alert The Almanac Steiger ... Grand OT Opry’s Minnie Pearl goes to The Commission on Compensation two years, $37,630; three years, $38,- raiser on Feb 16. Boxes of Valencia summer MHS student Gail Holt and situation” and it believed the during the walkout. Hollywood next week to tape an all country-western of Elected State Officials and Judges 690; four years, $39,750, and five oranges or pink Indian River Scott Werkheiser went to France and By United Press International problems were largely related to in­ Fire Chief Richard Albrecht celebrity panel for "Hollywood Squares" ... also recommended 25 percent raises years, $40,810, grapefruit will be sold at $6 each. Uraguay. respectively. Today is Friday, Feb. 15, the 46th day of 1980 with 320 to adequate pay for judges. Thursday night ordered all AFS is an educational, non-profit Thursday for the six state Supreme The state Supreme Court recently Release of Hostages firefighters to report to work or face The American Field Service follow. The commission quoted a recent organization depending upon local Court justices. ruled the tier salary system was not "disciplinary action including dis­ exchange program is dedicated to The moon is approaching its new phase. study by the Connecticut Bar support. It will cost more than $2,500 Cupid^s Capers ’The commission said the $47,500-a- illegal. charge. ” promoting friendship and better un­ The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Association, the Connecticut Citizens this year to maintain the local The Legislature’s Judiciary Com­ Union President Frank Muscare derstanding among youths of all The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. Roses may be red and violets blue, but when it for Judicial Modernization and the program This fruit sale will raise a R.I. House Votes mittee has raised a bill which would Must Await Findings urged the citv to accept a contingen­ nations. Manchester has participated Those bom on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. comes to Valentine’s Day, there’s no telling what provide the $1 million needed for the State Judicial Department. actively in this program over the portion of the needed funds. people will do. Susan B, Anthony, American pioneer fighter for To Raise Drink Age commission’s salary proposals. The study of 194 randomly selected By I lilted Pres:. Inleriiiilioiiul dampened speculation of an early cussed the names ol commission women’s rights, was bom Feb. 15, 1820. In Washington, Betsy Carlson, 26, decided to take Vice Chairman Frederick Freed­ lawyers over the age of 35 who have release by shying that, although talks Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh members with him by telephone for Valentine Danee Fire (>allw On this date in history: out an ad in the Washington Post’s special Valentine PROVIDENCE, R.l. (UPI) - The man said the commission will push to been in practice for at least 10 years leading to release of the hostages Ghotbzadeh said today the American one hour early today. MANCHESTER - The Thursday, 1:39 p m, In 1898, the U.S. battleship “Maine” exploded in Day section to tell Sen, Larry Pressler, R-S.D., she Rhode Island House of Represen­ have the salary increases approved showed their salaries were almost could be completed in two days, it "’Now we are only waiting for • foam pillows hostages in Tehran would not be Manchester Chapter of — Medical call to 173 Havana harbor, killing 260 crewmen and leading to a U.S. thinks he’s cute. tatives has overwhelmingly ap­ despite the tight $2.67 billion budget double the salary paid a first-year would almost certainly take more acceptance of the names," said declaration of war against Spain. "To Senator P, from S.D., must meet you before I proved and sent to the Senate a bill superior court judge and almost 50 released until a proposed commis­ time before they were actually set Parent’s Without Partners Spruce St iTowm • poly stuffing Gov. Ella Grasso has recommended Ghotbzadeh. "For us. the names do will hold their annual Thursday, 4:53 pm •) In 1933, President-elect Franklin D, Roosevelt narrow­ leave DC,” the ad read. raising the state’s drinking age from for 1980-1981. percent higher than the maximum sion to investigate the shah’s regime tree. not matter. The important thing is Valentine’s Sweetheart —Car fire at 455 Hartford • poly quilt batting *e lim I ly escaped assassination in Miami, Fla., when a fanatic The message included work and home telephone 18 to 20. "We’re going to continue to press salary for a Superior Court judge. has announced its findings. Today he went further after a that the commission be formed. ’ Dance. Saturday. Feb. 16, Road. (Town) wonderful fired several bullets at him and fatally wounded Chicago numbers for "BC” and urged Pressler, a bachelor, The bill, which passed 69-13 in the The commission said salaries paid Ghotbzadeh’s statement, made in meeting at the Vatican with Papal •) for this and make our point because Gotzbadeh described his talk with from 9 p m.-l a m. at Thursday. 6:12 p.m • pillox sizes issorfment Mayor Anton Ceijnak instead. to call. Pressler, who ran a short-lived presidential House Thursday, faces stiff opposi­ the judiciary is in a crisis right now,” Connecticut judges also were low Rome, dealt a blow to hopes that Secretary of State Cardinal Agostino • quiH sizes Casaroli as "satisfactory. ” saying, Fiano’s Restaurant. -G rass fire off Interstate 12 to 18" It iiirwiii In 1972, Attorney General John Mitchell resigned to campaign, had his office respond and the two will tion in the ^n ate. compared with the national average. release of the 50 Americans was im- Casaroli: "The hostages will not be 72i90 he said. "You can’t attract the quali­ "We spoke of the Iranian revolution Bolton 84 (Town) prices! •) direct President Richard Nixon’s reelection campaign. meet for lunch. Rep. Bruce B. Daniel, D-Cranston ty you want at those salaries.” “ In the opinion of the com­ minent Iranian President released until the inquiry commis­ 81i9S and the force of religion in the The band will be Free Thursday. 8:27 pm In 1973, the United States and Cuba signed an agree­ "I think he’s really cute,” she said. " I’ve.never and the bill’s prime sponsor, said he The commission said it would mission,” the report said, "substan­ Abolhassan Bani-Sadr had said they sion has announced its findings. ” 90il08 could be freed in 48 hours if certain w orld.” and Easy The public is in­ —Camp fire at Center ment calling for a crackdown on airplane hijackers. seen him. I’ve just seen pictures of him in the paper was working to overcome Senate recommend salaries for legislators tial increases are clearly necessary He said that the inquiry commis­ Vatican sources said, however, •) and read articles about him.” resistance. and warranted.” conditions were met sion could be set up "within a few vited Springs. (Town) that Casaroli also raised the subject Thursday, 10:09 p.m. A thought for the day: In his first inaugural address in The romance of the day convinced a lot of couples At an earlier news conference, on hours," and that U.N. Secretary- of the hostages now in their 104th day — Mattress fire at 71 "e*er> Depression-plagued 1933, President Franklin D. it was time to tie the knot. Highway Deaths Set Record Thursday, Ghotbzadeh also General Kurt Waldheim had dis- little of captivity. Dislrift To Haines St. (Towm Roosevelt told the nation, "The only thing we have to fear Virgil Chapman and Mhrgaret White flirted and the m'lrac's of mo'iD | thin{" WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - Connecticut set a grisly MANCHESTER - The Today. 1248 am. is fear itself.” dated as teen-agers in Troy, Ky. But they didn’t get new record for traffic deaths in 1979, the state Motor Board of Directors of the —Rescue and washdown at Jovjntowo mancherter married until Thursday — 50 years after their Vehicles Department reports. Am erican courtship. Caution Urged By Carter Eighth Utilities District Charter Oak and Highland Motor Vehicles Commissioner Benjamin Muzio said Tourister will hold its regular streets. (Town) Lottery Numbers He is 78 and she is 75. Thursday the state had 574 highway deaths last year — a WASHINGTON (UPI) - With a Powell also tried to discourage the deposed Shah Mohammed Reza meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. In the 50 years between their courtship and 24.5 percent increase over 461 fatalities in 1978 and the se­ marriage, they had gone their separate ways — possible compromise solution to the press from '’jumping to conclusions ” Pahlvai with a firm commitment at the 32 Main St. fire Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Thursday in New cond highest jump among the six New England states. LUGGAGE American hostage crisis under con­ about an imminent breakthrough in from the Iranian government to house. England: married and raised families. Both of their spouses He said Vermont led the region with a 27 percent in­ had died. sideration, President Carter the 104-day hostage deadlock. release the hostages after the inquiry Connecticut: 371. crease. Ladles' molded luggage available In blue, A White House news blackout on is under way. Massachusetts: 4193. Last summer when Margaret, 75, returned to Muzio said higher numbers of traffic deaths were palomino and nu-red. gathered his chief foreign policy ad­ visers at the White House today. the developments in Iran heightened The United States' position in the Rehekali Lud^e CLOSED New Hampshire: 8964. Kentucky a relative played Cupid and urged recorded in all but two categories — the number of Men's molded luggage comes In walnut, White House press secretary Jody speculation the framework for a past has been the hostages have to be MANCHESTER - The Rhode Island: 9928. Margaret to call Virgil, 78. motorcycle passengers and pedestrians killed. silver dusk and palomino. Powell cautioned reporters against settlement has been reached, but the freed before an inquiry can begin into Sunset Rebekah Lodge will Vermont: 784. 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Gribbon Disappointing Start for U.S.A MANCHESTER - John J, Grib­ By Manchester Officials bon, 67, of 462 Adams St., LAKE PLACID, N.’^ U P I ) 500 meters this morning despite a Borckink’s teammate, Ria Visser, she said she was as surprised as Manchester, died Thursday at MANCHESTER - The town Agency. His toughest competition in today’s from the state on what substances tough East German squad. took the silver while another un­ anyone that she won. Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Health Department is studying the Ronald Kraatz, assistant health — The U.S. Olympic' s ^ d race could come from his two team­ are now classified as hazardous. The Eric, 21, three-time world cham­ heralded skater. Sabine Becker of “I’m surprised Heiden finished so was the husband of Ann (Summer­ disposal of locally generated luzar- director, said today his department skating squad got off to a dis­ mates, Dan Immerfall, a bronze department is also expecting state pion, is not considered a “true” East Germany, won the bronze. far back,” said Borckink, who almost ville) Gribbon. dous wastes, although they are plans to continue without any medalist in 1976 in the 500, and Tom information about local industries. appointing start Thursday sprinter. But by sheer athletic abili­ “I thought I’d be sixth,” said Beth. did not make the Dutch Olympic He was born in Manchester June 9, leaving most of the task to the state modification their program to “fill in Plant, who beat Heiden in West AllisT They plan to coordinate their efforts when favorite Beth Heiden ty, the Madison, Wis,, pre-med stu­ "I never thought I would win but if I team because of an ankle injury this 1912, son of the late John and and federal environmental agencies. the gaps.’’ Wis., just last weekend in the same to monitor the wastes with other finished seventh behind dent has propeled himself to the got lucky I might be second or third.” past summer. “We all thought she Margaret (Woodhouse) Gribbon and John Salcius, health department Salcius had said the kind of infor­ event. town departments. forefront of speed skating in all five Beth Heiden. also entered in would get a medal. I am also sur­ was a life-long resident. Before sanitarian, had told the town's Ad­ mation the local heath agency can Holland’s Annie Borckink in “The 500 is always the race I worry Additional efforts to keep a handle men’s events, ranging from the 500 to today’s 500 but not expected to win a prised I did so well.” retiring in 1975, he was employed 10 visory Board of Health Jan. 24 that give the state is, “what they couldn’t the 1,500 meters, but today her about because it’s always so tight,” on hazardous wastes include sending the 10,000 meters and has the ability gold, said she is feeling more confi­ Borckink’s 2:10.95 — a personal years as a custodian with the the local agency would look for get from the industries, historical big brother Eric could make up said Eric. Salcius to seminars on disposal to take home Olympic golds in each dent now that she has a race under best as was Visser’s — was almost Manchester Board of Elducation and loopholes in the surveillance background like old dumps or how a methods. ’The EPA is preparing to for any lapse in the Americans’ event. His little sister, who is a year her belt. six seconds faster than the Olympic previously had worked for the state programs of the state Department of chemical fire could be related to a enforce a new regulation requiring performance when he goes Should he win five gold medals, he younger, said after Thursday’s race “1 don't know if I learned anything record set in Innsbruck in 1976 but far of Connecticut in the Highway Environmental Protection and the dumping area.” Department. industries to report how they dispose after the gold medal in the 500- would become the first American that she wasn’t disappointed or upset but it's always good to have a race off the world mark of 2:07.18. federal Environmental Protection Town officials are awaiting word of their wastes. He was a communicant of the meter sprint. athlete to win more than four since by her failure to win a medal. Actual­ behind you,” she said. "I was sur­ ly, Beth wasn’t the only highly All the speed skaters were pleased CTiurch of the Assumption, a member Leah Poulos Mueller, silver Mark Spitz took home seven golds prised at the Dutch girls — I didn’t regarded skater to finish off the with the new Olympic rink in Lake of the Town of Manchester Retirees’ medalist in the Innsbruck Olympics from the 1972 Munich Games. even think they’d be in the top 10.” boards — Soviet star Natalia Placid and despite a steady snowfall, Club, the Senior Citizens and the four years ago and current world “I really don’t think about winning Borckink’s victory was the first in Petruseva, the current world 19 skaters crossed the finish line in West Side Old-Timers. sprint champion, could also bring five gold medals,” said Heiden. “It international competition for the 28- In his earlier years, he played with Civil Rights Leaders Portrayed Citizens Ponder Need just goes in this ear and out the allaround champion, was eighth and year-old nurse's aide — her previous times better than the old Olympic home a gold medal in the women’s the Moriarty Brothers basketball Canada’s Sylvia Burka was 10th. best was a fourth in the worlds — and mark. team and was given the nickname Greg Morris, student at Manchester High School, painted por­ ■J.J. ' He also played in the traits of leaders of the civil rights movement as part of his Methodist Church basketball league. school’s recognition of Black History Week. Back row, from left, To Repair Schools Besides his wife, he is survived by include Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. shaking hands with Dr. a daughter. Miss Jacqueline A. Grib­ Hetolcl Rnqfe\^ Eagle Girls Fall Short Ralph P. Bunch; John Kennedy; and Benjamin Franklin. The By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA proposals, reported that his group group felt at today's prices, bon at home: a sister, Mrs. thought this item might “be a major carpeting is cheaper to maintain in Marguerite Clarke of Columbia, two display also included Mohammed Ali, Mahatma Ghandi, Lyndon Herald Reporter opportunity to shoot yourself in the the long run than tile, so carpeting nieces and nephews. Johnson, Frederick Douglass, W.E.B. Dubois, Malcolm X, and MANCHESTER - The Citizens foot.” should be used extensively. The Funeral services will be Saturday, Charles Drew. (Herald photo by Maynard) By By Hoop in HCC Playoff Advisory Committee on Renovation ---- — ---- group also recommended adding 8:15 a m., at the Holmes Funeral He said there is an element in town Plans for Manchester High School that would look for any item in the resurfacing of interior wood to the Soulli Catlinlir (41) — Byrne 2 2-4 6, Home, 400 Main St.. Manchester, Earl Yost the ball we went to Sharon (Busch). " decided, "In Manchester, if you’re specifications they might consider specifications. By LEN AUSTER Hogan 1 0-0 2, Busch 6 3-3 15. Rocamora 2 with a mass of Christian burail at 9 Busch had a team-high 15 markers going to build something, you better frivolous. Then, the other worthy The committee members have Herald Sportswriler 0-0 4, Horan 2 2-3 6, Kinsella 2 0-0 4, a m. at the (Thurch of the Assump­ Sports Editor for the Rebels and she and Byrne E.H. School Bond build it well, because you aren’t items might be considered frivolous expressed concerns about their role. Wolves After Overtime was written all Pinone 2 0-0 4, Hood 0 0-0 0. Totals 17 7-10 tion. Burial will be in East going to get the money to repair it.” each grabbed 9 rebounds. 41. by association. Susag said his com­ Susag said last night that he felt the over it as the final shot, a Cemetery. Calling hours are today The comment was made by mittee felt this item should be con­ committee would be made to look Pernors Scalp South had an 8-4 lead at the first Luht Guiliolir (39) — Murphy 10 3-5 23, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial Howard Epstein, chairperson of the “like puppets” if “all we do is go to layup, was released. turn and 20-13 edge at the half. East Dailey 4 0-0 8 Cunningham 1 0-0 2, Lucier contributions may be made to Moves Forward sidered in view of this attitude in cer­ 1 0-0 2, Campbell 0 2-2 2, Farr 0 2-2 2, subcommittee studying the roof, tain townspeople. town and tell people ‘This should be But it would not come to pass as closed the gap to 29-25 after three American Heart Association, 310 the bid bounced off the glass, off the White 0 0-0 0, Walsh 0 0-0 0. Totals 16 7-9 mechanical systems, pool, and other Emily Mackenzie, chairperson of gone because they say it should.’ If Out en masse are the wolves crying for the scalp of Dom Per- quarters in the defensive struggle. Collins St., Hartford. front iron as determined East 39 By PATRICK REILLY Town Council to study the projects related matters. Epstein said his the committee reviewing the in­ you really want us to speak from per­ no, head University of Connecticut basketball coach. "Offensively we played around 5 Catholic fell short, 41-39, to South with the ball too far out and we didn't Katbryn F. Twomey Herald Reporter soon so they can be included on a committee is in agreement that dustrial arts renovations, said her sonal conviction, we’ll have to be ^ em s that Perno’s squad can’t win every game although the referendum in .spring or early “Something needs to be done.” Catholic in the opening clash of the penetrate to the hoop. " Ridel stated, MANCHESTER - Funeral ser­ EAST HARTFORD - The next group considered all the proposals in with this all the way.” record of the defending New England champions is a respectable summer. Wilfred F. Dion, director of HCC Girls' Basketball Playoff last “Offensively we could have been vices will be held Saturday at 10:15 stop for a $4.5 million school bonding the renovations specifications Susag asked the central school ad­ 15-7, more than twice the number of victories than defeats but Stock Justified a.m. at St. James Church for Mrs. buildings and grounds, reported that “conservative.” She said the group ministration, and the Board of night in West Hartford. more aggressive. The attitude going issue will be the Town Council which that’s not good enough. Homestanding Northwest Catholic in was we weren't afraid but ap­ Kathryn F. Twomey, 92, who died will consider it for referendum. o qc on the basis of previous renovation thought the proposal to build an addi­ Education, to request the town P H Seek Flasher The worst thing Perno, and the edged St. Paul, 44-42, and will meet prehensive and I think it showed on Thursday at a local convalescent The Public Building Commission experience, his “guesstimate” is tion in prefabricated materials Building Committee to heavily weigh home. MANCHESTER — Police reported that the town would only receive par­ should be reviewed. the recommendations of the advisory UConns, did a year ago was win 21 wound up on the short end of the the Rebels in Saturday's cham­ offense because we were tentative. Coaches^ Move Thursday night received the final es­ games and the New England ECAC score. pionship tilt at Northwest at 8 "I'm proud of the kids. They didn't Burial will be in Braman Cemetery timates from architects and the fourth case of indecent exposure tial state reimbursement for the in­ “We question using temporary group. LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI) — Leonhard Stock forced sulation of a new roof, and no state championship. Winning last March has made o'clock. The Eaglettes will oppose St. give up and showed super hustle," in Newport. R.I. There are no calling engineers who have drawn up plans this month. building materials. We should be funding for other construction in­ To Run Bingo Corny Thompson, his blue-chipper, some opponents point to the UConn Paul in the 6:15 consolation. South Is Ridel added. Austria’s coaches to place him on their Olympic downhill squad hours. The Homes Funeral Home, for the bonding issue that includes a According to police, the latest inci­ thinking more in long range, not in volved in renovating a roof. MANCHESTER - The Anderson was judged New England’s outstan­ game as a “big” one. Rivals can get defending champ. Murphy had a game-high 23 points and he justified the decision by dominating the Winter pam es’ 400 Main St. is in charge of $1 million athletic complex at East dent occurred Thursday morning in terms of 10 or 15 years,” Mrs. Dion said state reimbursement Shea Post of the Veterans of Foreign ding player. Perno was tabbed NE up for meetings with UConn higher “ I thought overtime, " Rebel Coach and latched onto 11 rebounds to pace glamor Alpine event. arrangements. Hartford High School. the parking lot of Mott’s Shop Rite MacKenzie said. would cover 63 percent of the costs, if Wars and its Ladies Auxiliary will coach of the year. than with most foes. Debbie Williams breathed a sigh of the Eaglettes. Dailey chipped in 8 The price tag the architects set on store on East Middle Turnpike. Nancy Siebert, vice chairperson of Stock, an alternate on the powerful ficull to recover from that but 1 did Francis E. Mosber conduct a recreational bingo on Mon­ With a year's experience, the Basketball programs at some relief, "When does Monica Murphy markers for East. the school projects is well above the Police said a woman was walking it was received. He said the proposal the committee studying interior team, blasted through the twisting — only to have to fight again to get on ANDOVER — Graveside services to her car when an unidentified male to provide a twoway public address day at Rocky Hill Veterans’ Hospital. sophomore Thompson, in some colleges on the UConn schedule are miss a layup’’" Hoppr., off the bench, had 6 upper third of the course Thursday the team. " will be held Saturday, 11:30 a m., at $3.4 million estimated in the East renovations, said her group agreed opened his car and exposed himself system, and the installation of an Members planning to attend should quarters, was tabbed All-America better organized, examples being South had a 40-35 lead with 32 markers for South, all in the fourth and easily maintained his speed Wirnsberger was overjoyed with the Townsend Cemetery in Andover Hartford Schools budget for 1980-81 with all the high school staffer^ to her. Police said there was no con­ elevator were likely to be partially meet at the Post Home, 608 E. Center recognition. Thompson's play, on the St.John’s, Syracuse and Georgetown. seconds remaining as reserve Patty quarter, "She did a heckuva job for through the straightaways to win the the silver, saying, "I made a very for Francis E. Mosher, who died released recently by Acting School recommendations. She added the tact, the woman immediately got state funded. St., at 6:30 p.m. other hand, has suffered with the Each of the trio has excellent talent, Horan sank both ends of a one-and- us. " Williams praised Horan. “She Olympic gold by .62 of a second over Thursday at Manchester Memorial Superintendent Sam J. Leone. bad mistake at the top. But then I into her car and drove away. Other items where the town might current cast. in all facets of the game. one. Nine seconds later Murphy hit a couple of wing shots and some teammate Peter Wirnsberger. who went all out and I am very, very Hospital. West Hartford Architect Mark The man was described as a 20- receive financial assistance include: District Challenge The 37-year-old Perno has added a dumped in an offensive rebound and big free throws ' clocked 1:46.12. Canada's Steve Pod- satisfied with my second place con­ Friends may call at the Holmes Homing, who has done the few gray hairs since the opening /Vo Floor Leader was fouled. She missed the three- preliminary plans for the athletic year-old white male with brown cur­ upgrading the industrial arts section borski won the bronze in 1:46.62. sidering all the tension of having to Funeral Home. 400 Main St., today game December 1. The unhappy fans point bid but Sue Dailey grabbed the complex, warned the commission ly hair and sitting in a blue car. The to minimums standards; adequate UConn just doesn't have the point The race was only Stock's second qualify for the team on the very eve from 7 to 9 p.m. have seen to that. Perno is not deaf carom and scored for a 40-39 reading. that action on the complex should incident is under investigation. facilities for equipment storage; guard, or the floor leader. downhill this season and the third of the race. " and has picked up some of the Horan was fouled with 15 seconds begin this summer or sooner because development of an additional field Big 6-11 Chuck Aleksinas should men's Olympic downhill gold for Podborski was the only disap­ .Albert Mulrine Voter Drive remarks. to go and missed. Murphy grabbed Austria — the others going to Franz of rising building materials costs. hockey area; energy conservation ef­ plug the big man void when he pointed medal winner. "It's stupen­ F EAST HARTFORD - Albert Paul Flint Appointed UConn has never been able to the rebound and outlet it to Karen “Building construction costs have forts; and relocating and refur­ becomes eligible next season but help Klammer in 1976 and Toni Sailer in dous to have won a medal for your Mulrine, 61. of 745 Main St.. East replace Randy LaVigne. He was the Lucier. Her shot bounced off the side 1956, fluctuated so widely lately we don't MANCHESTER — Anne Flint, bishing instructional areas. is needed in the backcourt. country. But 1 can't say that 1 Hartford, died Thursday in a local floor leader of a year ago. of the backboard and the long know how long our estimates are recently hired as the president of the Dion said the town would probably Finds Democrats Mike McKay will be back to score " I did it, 1 did it," screamed Stock, couldn't have done better. I expected convalescent hospital. rebound went to Karen Byrne, who good for,” Roming told the commis­ Greater Manchester Chamber of have to shoulder all the costs for new from the outside and he's an asset as ^who posted a time of 1:45.50 on the to finish higher than this. " the Cana­ Sacrificing Big Man was fouled intentionally. Bom in Italy, he had been a resi­ sion. Commerce, has been appointed an lockers, floors, track resurfacing, long as he doesn’t have to handle the 3,009-m eter Olympic track on dian said. Byrne. South’s leading scorer who dent of East Hartford for many Public Building Commission Chair­ ex-officio member of the Economic lawn improvement and upgrading favored the incumbent slate in Thompson, the multi-talented ball, except to shoot. Whiteface Mountain “1 can't believe Patterson was only 20th through years. He was employed as a man Pasquale Salemi has urged the Development Commission. pavements, the cafeteria, and pool. By MARY KITZMANN January, both sides have said the young man, has been called upon to A Joe Whelton-type player, was held in check by Fiona It. I knew I could do well, and I hoped the first third of the course and had bartender with the former Office Robert Weiss, town manager, an­ While Dion said he felt the state Herald Reporter March vote will depend on how many handle the ball on in-bound tosses and operating with the present cast that Campbell's tight defensive pressure, for the gold medal. I was totally only improved to 10th at the two- Cafe, East Hartford, retiring in 1978. nounced the appointment yesterday. might reimburse the town for costs MANCHESTER - The Fountain supporters they can turn out. to help bring up the ball. That, in a Perno has at his disposal, would have made the second free throw with four relaxed. The good practice times thirds checkpoint. But he was the E Private funeral services and burial second showing. Malwina Lebiedz Ms. Flint, formerly of the Rockville to light the playing field, the lights Village voter drive, requested by A focal point of the challenging nutshell, tells one how weak the turned some of those seven defeats to gave me a lot of confidence. " quickest skier through the bottom of will be at the convenience of the The Eaglettes called timeout to set PATERSON, N.J. - Funeral ser­ Chamber of Commerce, succeeded were one item whose necessity was District 9’s Democratic town com­ slate is registering more supporters. backcourt situation is when your best date into victories, including the two Stock came to the Games relegated the downhill. family. The Newkirk & Whitney up a final play —and it almost vices for Malwina J. Lebiedz, 82, of James Breitenfeld as chambM- presi­ questioned. mittee challengers, yielded 25 new “ If we can turn out a couple hun­ offensive player has to play outside. losses to arch-rival Rhode Island. to a backup role in case another "1 was thrown around a lot on the Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., worked. Pam Cunningham inbounded Paterson, formerly of Manchester, dent. Breitenfeld also served on the Philip Susag, chairperson of the Democrats last night. The Fountain dred,” James Newton said last week, Thompson belongs under the basket. Unless UConn can recruit a Austrian was injured. But he wasn't upper third and 1 almost fell twice. East Hartford, has charge of were held Thursday. Mrs. Lebiedz EDC ex-officio. committee studying exterior Village area, and the Squire Village “Then we can win.” True, in this day of giants, the 6-8 backcourter who can get the ball in­ the ball to Dailey at midcourt and she satisfied as a reserve. But I was able to stay on a flat ski ar ungements. '' died Sunday at St. Joseph’s Hospital apartment complex, are where the Out of District 9’s 2,604 registered Thompson isn’t the real “big” man side to Thompson and Aleksinas the whipped a pass to Murphy in the He recorded first place finishes in and hold my tuck the rest of the coaches look for in the pivot but he’ll lane. She left-handed it towards the two of the four training runs, forcing way, " Patterson said. “This is my James W. Snow and Medical Center in Paterson. She challenging slate expects to muster Democrats, 205 are in Squire Village, impatient UConn hoop followers was the widow of Vincent Lebiedz. most of its support. Henry Becker, a and with the added 25, there are 230 do in most cases against teams in won’t have any more to cheer about a hoop, but it spun off the front iron the Austrian coaches to elevate him best international result in ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - James Borr in Poland, she came to Robbery Try Thwarted New England. year hence. This means Perno will be with the final horn sounding. to the squad and demote Josef downhill” W. Snow Sr., 73, of St. Petersburg, slate leader who lives in Fountain in Fountain Village. America 77 years ago and settled in Village, requested the voter drive. What a lot of die-hard, win-only grayer with more sleepless nights. ‘‘We played super defense and Walcher less than 48 hours before the Bill Beck of Middlebury, Vt., also Fla., formerly of Depot Street, MANCHESTER - A would-be Besides the Fountain Village Connecticut, moving to Paterson 50 suede jacket with fur collar, a green The slate includes Richard McCon- UConn fans fail to realize is the fact UConn basketball will survive, but Fiona Campbell did a great job on downhill finished fifth for the U.S. in the 1952 Broad Brook section of East Wind­ thief tried the hand-in-the-pocket shirt and dungarees. registration drive, Becker said he years ago. She was a weaver for ville, an incumbent John Lahda, the schedule has been beefed up con­ you have to have the horses to win Karen Byrne. She's the one who hurt Switzerland's Peter Mueller, the downhill in Oslo. sor. died Tuesday. He was the hus­ trick to pull off a robbery, but a stoic requested several other drives, in­ up the last two games, " cited Baumann Silk Mill, Paterson, before James Newton, a Squire Village resi­ cluding door to door registration. siderably over a year ago, and a every game. There are only ponies in reigning World Cup downhill cham­ Ken Read of Canada, another pre­ band of Marian (Carman) Snow. restaurateur didn't buy the trick, Skating Today Eaglette Coach Donna Ridel. Byrne, retiring 27 years ago. She was a police said today. dent, and Helen Diehl. The slate was But apparently this did not receive move was made into the Big East the backcourt. pion, was a disappointed fourth but race favorite with Mueller, crashed Besides his wife, he is survived by MANCHESTER — Park Depart­ Conference. UConn is now in a who led the Rebels to 45-20 and 50-39 Pete Patterson of Sun Valley, Idaho, at the top of the course when his bin­ member of St. Agnes Rosary Altar The incident took place Tuesday at defeated 2-to-l in the January the support of other Democratic The Perno Got To Go banner two sons, James W. Snow Jr. of South Society. ment employees are ready to put the different “league.” wins over East, was limited to 6 came in fifth — tying the highest dings released. Read, however, has 11 p.m. at Luigi’s Restaurant, 706 caucus, and filed a challenge for the leaders. wavers should just analyze the situa­ Windsor and Russell G. Snow of Northview Ski Slope into operation if St. John’s, Syracuse and points. Olympic downhill finish by an said he is more concerned with win­ She is survived by four sons. Rev. Hartford Road, Detective Capt. March 4 primary last week. The last date for registration to tion and be reasonable in their \ . Simsbury: a brother, Frank Snow of Bernard Lebiedz, pastor of St. promised snow comes. Georgetown are Eastern powers. “That was the best defense they American man. Patterson finished at ning the World Cup downhill title, the Joseph Brooks said. The slate challenges veterans of vote in the March 4 primary is Feb, demands. More than half the coaches Fort Meade, Fla.: four sisters, Mrs. Joseph Home for the Elderly, Meanwhile skating is being per­ Only Syracuse was met a year ago, across the country would gladly set­ played against up," concurred 1:47.04, nearly .30 behind Mueller, final race coming in two weeks in Mae Dakers of Fort Meade, Fla.: Manchester politics. Included on the 19, according to Margaret Lucas, Pam (punnin^ham Totowa, Leonard Lebiedz of Pater­ Brooks said the owner was working mitted under supervision of the winning caucus slate are a former twice, and each time the UConns tle for the UConn record. Williams, “ When they denied Karen after a terrible start. Canada. Mrs. Edith Mather of Punta Gorda, assistant registrar. Two more son, Edward Lebiedz of West Pater­ in the place alone when a man made Recreation Department from 3 to 9 mayor, Matthew Moriarty, a former The decision to put Stock on the Herbert Plank of Italy was sixth in Fla., Mrs. Lillian Rookey of Windsor p.m. today at Center Springs Pond sessions, in the Registrar’s Office son and Henry Lebiedz of Stockton, a minor purchase in the store and put deputy mayor Pascal Prigano, and a Austrian team caused outbursts from 1:47.13, followed by Austrian Werner Locks and Mrs. Mabel Pelkey of En­ annex. Union Pond annex and will be before the deadline, one on Mass.; five daughters, Mrs. Leon his hand in his pocket as the owner district chairman of 12 years, Frank Saturday from 9 .am. to noon, some of his teammates. He was in­ Grissman at 1:47.h . Russian Valeri field: six grandchildren. Charter Oak Park. (Frances) Malkiewicz of Garfield, opened the register. Stamler Sr. The slate also includes another Feb. 19 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m, jured last December and had Tsyganov, who had the most im­ Funeral services will be Saturday, If the weajher permits, those three Mrs. Stella Kopcho and Mrs. Alfons Roger McDermott, and Robert Becker said that he did not request Skaters Ready for Russians returned to competition at the end of pressive times in training, finished 11:30 a.m.. at the Samsel-Bassinger Brooks said the suspect repeatedly areas will be open for skating Satur­ January. eighth. Austrian Harti Weirather (Florence) Blaskiewicz, both of Price, and newcomers Mary Ann these sessions, but he would try to en­ LAK PLACID, N Y. (UPI) eastern Europeans. Rodnina, a tiny 21. first began skating in inter­ balletic grace in their programs — Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, ordered the owner to hand over the day and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 9 “ It was a hard fight to make the Hawthorne, Mrs. Raymond Roy and Robert Temple, courage as many persons as he could 4-foot-ll and a full 10 inches shorter national competition six years alo, due partly to their innovative coach, came in ninth South Windsor. Burial will be in money and he refused each time. p.m. For updated information phone — For 11 years, Tai Babilonia Austrian team in the giant slalom (Eleanor) Allex of Paterson and AUhough more than a majority to register._ than her husband, won her first title not many were ready to accept the John Nicks. In another departure Among the other Americans, Phil Springdale Cemetery, Warehouse Finally, the suspect left. 643-4700. and Randy Gartlner have been and very tough to get on the downhill Sister Evelyn Lebiedz, S.C., of Fort In 1969 with Alexei Ulanov and tlie Americans' style, which combined from the European tradition of tall Mahre. White Pass, Wash., was 14th, Point, Calling hours are today from 2 Meyers, Fla.; four sisters, Mrs. working towards tonight, the .squad, " Stock said "I only began the The suspect was described as first of two Olympic golds in 1972. athleticism and artistry men and tiny women — which and Andy Mill, Copper Mountain, to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con­ Helen Oleski of Milford, Mass., Miss I W AA97 downhill seriously last season. I Colo.. 16th. Karl Anderson of Greene. white, 24-years-old, 5-feet-lO inches moment when a pair of Shortly thereafter, she began skating Whereas the Eastern Europeans, facilitates lifts — Babilonia and tributions may be made to St. John’s Gladys Waskielwicz, Mrs. Elizabeth 1 647 9998 with Zaitsev and easily won the 1976 knew I could do well, but I fell in Maine, hit a control gate near the Episcopal Church, Warehouse Point. "Noble ancestry makes a American figure skaters could specifically the Russians, relied on Gardner are nearly the same height Humphries and Mrs. Anne Kosak, all tall, weighing 170 pounds. He had poor dish at table." Al MON., THUR8., FRI. TIL 9 Olympics, in which Babilonia and training at Val D'lsere I Francei, dis­ top, fell, and lost a ski finally look at the Soviet pair lifts and other moves requiring sheer — she is 5-foot-f. and he is 5-7. of Manchester; nine grandchildren Italian Proverb 443-445 HARTFORD RD. 1/1/ MANCHESTER, Gardner finished fifth. locating my shoulder It was very dil- Pancake Breakfast brown medium frizzy hair, a thick TUE8„ WED., EAT. TIL 5 of Irina Rodnina and Aleksan­ strength. Babilonia and Gardner and three great-grandchildren. moustache and wore a light brown When ------Babilonia. .19, . . and Gardner, luiiiuiiivucombined uazziingdazzling uirowsthrows wiinwith ^ _ BOLTON—The Bolton High THE INCREDIBLE dr Zaitsev and say, “Come and School senior class will East Hartford Fire Calls get us.” have a pancake breakfast At Pen's Kathy Says! Babilonia and Gardner are the Sunday from 10 a m. to 2 Thursday, 3:26 p.m. —Brush fire on Marie Street. QUARTZ HEATER reigning world pairs champions, Schools out now — Tho Umo to stXKk up on good tnills A Youth Sparks U,S,A. Hockey p.m. at St. Maurice Church Thursday, 4:39 p.m. —Fuel leak at Texaco fuel farm on vogotoblosl R—sontbIsI Opon All Day Washington’s having won the title last year after Fri< lii\ parish center. Riverside Drive. Blrihdayl The QUARTZ ENERGY ii\ski;iij\i.i. SAVER, Europe’s answer to the Soviets took the season off to The Americans came into these Mark Pavelich and falling down, was again .solid in the U s goal. The breakfast will con­ Thursday, 5:10 p.m.—Fuel leak at Texaco fuel farm on ORCHARD FRESH have a child. Babilonia and LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI) Schneider got up to tip Pavelich's \\ iiiilliiiMi ill M iiii<'lii>li'r, H Macs, Cortlsndt, Rad t Qoldan Oallclods, Ida Rad apples. first two games hoping to avoid two With 3:30 left in the game. Johnson sist of pancakes, sausage, Riverside Drive. efficient heating, with high Gardner's victory in Vienna in March — Herb Brooks thought it was FiikI I JiiIkiMi' III Itlm iM iriclil, K FRESH losses and virtual elimination. They return pass past Czech goalie Jiri was hit by what Brooks called a coffee, milk, tea and Thursday, 5:34 p.m. —False alarm at 922 Silver Lane. ------IMPORTED— cost energy Is now available was not only the first world cham­ about time the United States came out with three of a possible Kralik (Ji('iii'\ Ircli ill Rocky Hill, 8 Aapar^ua, Paaa, Rhubarb, in the United States. It puts "cheap shot" by Jan Neliba and suf­ orange juice. Thursday, 6:04 —Brush fire on Jefferson Lane. Stfditit Or«p«8, Qraan and Yallow SquMh, pionship for an American pair in 29 four points and a first-place tie with Later in the period, McClanahan Penney ill Fust Hurtford, 8 Eggplant, Corn, Laltuca,, Olympic hockey team took ad­ fered a shoulder injury. It is not Tickets will be sold at Pln«appltt, Malona, out a lull 5120 BTU's of Thursday, 6:15 p.m. —Fuel leak at Texaco fuel farm.on Paranipt, Whita Radlahaa.i years, but denoted the acceptance by Sweden in the Blue Division stan­ rode defenseman Jiri Bubla off the known whether or not he'll be able to UliiKlonlinry al \a>ier the door. Tangarlnti, Slrawbarrlta, Laaka, Spinach, Muatard, vantage of what was supposed 5 Riverside Drive. / heat—and uses only 1500 the international skating community dings. Next on the road to the “ Final puck in the corner, allowing Johnson Marlford Piililie at Sniilli W indiior Ttmpla Orangat, Qraana, Collard Oraana,i play Saturday — or for the rest of the Thursday, 7:12 p.m. -Two-alarm fire at the town in­ watts. It’s as safe as It is of the Californians' unique style. to be its biggest shortcoming— llulkeley al Rnekville Qrapafrulta. Whita Swaat Potatoaa, Acorn Four" are Norway and Romania, and to come out and backhand a 15-footer tournament. To Pay Respects cinerator plant. Squaah, Qraan Baana, Hot powerful. Featuring a no-tip youth. 1 inal Teeli al Itnilon ■»*H Rod Poooora. Tonight, in the short program — Brooks thinks these can be extremely between Kralik's legs, The U.S. defense, led by Bill MANCHESTER - St, Today, 3:51 a m. —Two-alarm fire'at 1100 Burnside base and an automatic which counts 25 per cent of the "It goes back to the Sweden game tough tests for his team. Dave Christian split the Czech Baker, the last-minute hero Tuesday, Kliain al Portland Ave. Mary 's Circle Daughters of , COMPLETE LINE OF MAPLE 8UQAR PRODUCTS shut-off. skaters' total score and is the (a 2-2 tie Tuesday). The long and the “The next couple of games will be defense and was lying atop Kralik played an outstanding game, con­ (JiM'iilry al l‘;ii'>l llani|iloii Isabella will meet tonight Festival Next Thursday On |Nf rifbcMNl w i ^ Soviets' forte — the U.S. pair must short of it is that we could not stand more of a test for us than the first when Verchota slipped in a rebound sistently taking the Czech attackers establish itself firmly with the judges in awe of these teams. We had to two have been," he said. “Now we shot at 2:59 of the third period, put­ S a lii r d in at 7:30 at the Newkirk and nnr om uanowwit wawMim wami t M tu n off the puck with robust body­ Whitney Funeral Home, GLASTONBURY— Toyland Festival will be held for by performing the prescribed moves start using our youth as an asset and really have to show what we’re made ting the Americans ahead 5-2. Exact­ checking. On one occasion, Baker b \,s m ;t b \ i .i . THI8 WEEK’8 SPECIALS 318 Burnside Ave., East ^^es three and up Thursday, from 10:30 to 11:15 with authority and strength. not a liability," the U.S. coach said of. A good team has to win the games ly a minute later, Schneider took a sent Frantisek Kaberle head-first Fasl (iailiolie > k . Holy C.rnsH of fANCV CAUr. FANCY Ice dancing competition, with the after the youngest-ever American it's supposed to win and upset some pass from John Harrington and beat \ .1 . ill Fonlliani I lli^er^il^, (i Hartford, to pay respects ^ Children’s Department of the Welles-Turner LETTUCE CAULIFLOWER into the Czech bench with a jarring to the late Cecilia Casa- Library. The program will include coronation two U.S. couples — Stacey Smith and club stunned Czechoslovakia 7-3 teams it isn’t supposed to beat," Kralik with a 15-footer. check. Norwalk al MCC, 8 Thursday night. ceremonies, films, and music. 49l (Jilliolie) doll to the crowned kings and queens in "Toyland.” Since ORANGES A |3*LES CUKI Friday with two compulsory dances. When you have a hungry athlete, Americans, who were spurred on by from Johnson, scored on a 12-footer Jack O'Calluhan, out with stretched \\Ri;sTi.iN«; Big Wall space is limited, admission will be free ticket only. 59< “We have to come out with a something positive is going to a boisterous crowd of 7,125. as he was tripped to the ice. knee ligaments, suited up and sat on ManrlieLler al \\ indliaiii, 2 Please pick up free tickets in the Children’s Department 6*79< — • strong short program (two happen." The U.S. broke a 2-2 tie on second- The Czechs grabbed a I-O lead just the bench. McClanahan, who suf­ Ulasloiiliiirv al Kasl Calliolie. I The Great Pyramid of OeeN DAILY 6 A.M. TO 9 PTmT, SUNDAYS S A.M. TO I P.M. of the Welles-Turner Library. • IV* S*li Til* Hftld, SuiKl*, P*p*rl, plu, Lon*r, Ticii*ll • minutes),“ said Gardner. “We know Everything that happened period goals by Schneider and John­ 2:22 into the game when Jaroslav fered a bruised thigh Tuesday, did S X U M M I N i ; Khufu (Cheops), ca. 2550 B.C., our strength is In the long program was built on a square base, For further information please call the Children’s "THE KINO Thursday night — with the exception son and finished the Czechs off on Pouzar beat a screened Jim Craig. not show aiiy effects of the injury. Maiieliesler ill (JJI. M e e l Department at 633-1300. (Sunday night) but in order to beat of a late injury to Mark Johnson — third-period goals by Phil Verchota, But goals just 1:06 apart by Mike with an area of 13 acres, or OF In other Blue Division games. seven average-sized city ^ uw w » the Russians we have to establish was positive. The young Americans, Scheider and Rob McClanahan. Eruzione and Pavelich — off a pass Sweden shut out Romania 8-0 and PRODUCEI" ourselves right away” outskated, out-hustled and most of all Schneider, who played for Brooks from Schneider — gave the West Germany dumped Norway 10-4. Radio. I'\ ToniNlil mdterial used mTil the''""CConn construc­ Gets Medical Grant 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER Before Babilonia and Gardner, out-muscled their more experienced at the University of Minnesota, Americans a 2-1 lead 5:45 into the In the Red Division, the Soviet Union 7:15 Jeln vs. Whalers, W TIC tion would, as Napoleon fig­ STORRS (UPl) — University of Coniiecticut scientists pairs skating had been completely and much slower opponents to es­ picked himself up off the ice to score first period. drubbed Holland 17-4, Canada topped 7:50 Maneliesler vs. W indliain, ured in 1798, he enough to have received nearly $1.5 million to research a potential # 843-6384______build a 10-foot wall around ruled by the powerful and athletic tablish themselves as a good bet for a the go-ahead goal at 4:33 of the se­ The Czechs tied the score when WINF "wonder drug” to fight viral infections • Poland 5-1 and Finland beat Japan 6- the whole of France. medal. cond period. After shoveling a pass to when Marian Stastny beat Craig, who 3 8 Winter Olyiiipies, Cli.8 10 - EVENING HERALD. Fri„ Feb. 15, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Fri., Feb. 15. 11 Knicks End CCIL Hoop Title Road Jinx On Line Tonight m By LEN AUSTER NEW YORK (UPI) — It was a long time coming, but the New Three COC bouts pit 2-14, 3-14 (Windham) outnumber us and I’m VOL. XXXXVI, No. 18 chool okld Herald Sportswriler Bolton at home against 3-13, 3-15 S U York Knicks finally won a game in San Antonio. afraid they might. Toby Knight and Bill Cartwright The biggest game of the year Vinal Tech, 4-12, 4-14 Rham High at “We have a chance to do something combined for 62 points Thursday will take place for Manchester 10-5,12-5 Portland High and 12-4,14-4 that’s never been done before (both Seattle defeated Denver 9.3-84. the boys and girls winning the CCIL night as New York edged the Spurs High basketball tonight at Coventry High at 12-4, 12-6 East \ t ‘l» l.'$7. Ju/./. Hampton High. title the same year) and it would be Black History Month 128-124 for the Knicks' first win ever in the HemisFair Arena. And Knicks Winford Boynes, Mike Newlin and Clarke Arena as the Indians One key for Manchester will be its nice if we got the support,” the In­ Coach Red Holzman. who hasn't had .Maurice Lucas combined for 67 host Windham High at 8 ability to control the tempo. “We dian leader strongly put it. too much to cheer about this season, points to lead New Jersey. Trailing o’clock. have to try to slow them down,” East bumped off Bloomfield the left like a celebration was in order 61-58 at the half, the Nets outscored A victory by the Whippets, 15-2, Tribe Coach Dbug Pearson spoke of first time at the Eagles' Nest, 70-50, Marked By Assembly "This is the first time we've ever the Jazz 79-3.5 over the last two would give them outright possession the Whippets, "They’re a quick, fast­ but the Warhawks are fighting for periods to coast to an easy victory. breaking team and we have to play survival in Class L Region III. “I won down here." Holzman said "I of the CCIL championship while a How many of you know what month Newlin scored 10 of his 24 points in good man-to-man defense and make know they’re in a must-win situation country. He concluded by saying that feel like 1 should go out and get a victory by the Silk Towners, 14-3, this is? Of course, everyone knows His speech then brought out some drink We held in there toward the helping the home team break the them work for their shots. if they want to go anywhere,” East the main educational purpose of the would assure them co-ownership of that it is February, but that is only of the important contributions blacks end. and we remained cool and game open in the third period Lucas “It should be a high-scoring game Coach Jim Penders acknowledged, assembly was to promote understan­ the league crown. partially correct. We are also right in have made to our country. Examples tightened our defense Our rebounds added 16 of his 21 points in the lop­ if we play well. They’re a difficult “They’ve always given us a tough ding between all human beings. Mr. Windham took the first meeting in the middle of Black History Month. of these contributions are in such also made the difference It feels sided second half Terry Furlow led team to keep down,” added the Tribe game at their home court, besides. Ludes then concluded by introducing Willimantic, 72-61. In order to honor this special areas as medicine, music, and very good If you win. you're happy " Utah with 22 The other two local quintets, East mentor. “I just hope our kids aren't looking Dr. Dean, the director of Title VII. modern technology. Riicrr-. I 18. (!a\ali«‘r-> I I I Manchester is coming off a 78-73 beyond Friday. 1 know they’re month, the Rainbow Club of Knight's Ifi-foot jumper with l .SO Catholic and Cheney Tech, find Manchester High School presented Johnny Davis tossed in 22 points win over East Hartford in which it looking forward to Saturday. But I Dr. Dean discussed the efforts remaining tied the game 122-122. themselves in road battles. The an assembly this past Monday which The Rev. Mr. Johnson concluded and James Edwards added 19. in­ shot 29-for-47 (61.7 percent) from the think they know every game is im­ made by both blacks and whites Spurs guard George Gervin. who Eagles, 13-4, are at 8-9 Bloomfield explained just what black history is. his speech by citing that the basic cluding a tip-in with 30 seconds left to floor. portant because we want to wind up towards the recognition of blacks in finished with 32 points, then missed a High and Saturday night they travel The Rainbow Club is relatively new purpose of black history month is to lift Indiana George McGinnis was to the Big Apple, New York City, to Physically the Indians may not be second in the region (Class L Region our country. He also stated that one fouled by the C avaliers' John Brian Sweeney up to full strength. Brian Sweeney 1). We could wind up fourth or fifth to MHS and the majority of the stu­ of the reasons that we do not hear or "spread love by reducing the amount oppose Holy Cross High of Flushing, of hate in society, and increasing the - NBA - Lambert, and missed both foul shots, saw limited service Tuesday due to and that would put us in the second ' k dent body is not yet very familiar read a great deal about these efforts Maiiclieslcr Slurlcr L.I. at Fordham University at 6 amount of love" He pointed out that 12-footer and Cartwright rebounded but Edwards tipped in the rebound the flu and his status is doubtful and game against the No. 1 seed and with it. The club began as an is that they are simply not o’clock. It's the prelim to the we all have a common enemy, and it Knicks guard Ray Williams sank a lor the game-clinching basket. Mike altogether five missed Wednesday’s we’ve done that two years in a row. offspring of the Student Advisory publicized. Dr. Dean then mentioned Fordham-Rutgers tilt. isn't the black, white, red, or yellow five-foot turnaround at 1:10 and New Mitchell and Dave Robisch each practice. We don't want that,” Penders states. Committee at MHS. It now holds a one way in which MHS is helping to The Techmen, 4-11 in the COC and general body of about 50 students person. It is the presence of hate. We York led 124-122. Gervin's backcourt flipped in 29 points for Cleveland. Pearson is concerned with his East has been eliminated the se­ make these contributions of blacks 6-11 overall, visit 6-10, 7-11 Rocky Hill plus a seven member executive should all bond together against this mate. James Silas, then missed a I(ii('k> 120. \\ arrior^ lO.'l club’s health, and also its mental out­ cond game the past two years from and whites known. Rain Delay High in a conference tilt. board. The club is funded by a common enemy. jumper and Knight rebounded and Marques Johnson scored 25 points Elsewhere, 4-13, 4-14 Penney High look. “We’ll be ready but what I hope the state tournament. TUCSON, Ariz. (UPII - Weather government grant, which it received went the length of the floor, scoring and Junior Bridgeman 20 as visits intertown rival 3-14, 4-15 East the most is we have a turnout. It The Eagle boss isn’t sure of Holy Greg Morris, a senior at MHS, is Milwaukee romped to its fifth permitting, the first round of the under Title VII. painting a collection of great people with 42 seconds left to clinch the win. Hartford High in a CCIL engage-' would be embarrassing if Windham Cross’ mark and comments, “We The Round Table Singer of MHS, Knight had 12 points and five straight win The Bucks held a 97-93 rain-delayed $300,000 Tucson Open The student chairperson is Melissa who first helped to promote un­ ment. Also, 6-12 Glastonbury is at 3- had more fans than us. just have to go and play our game. led by Miss Martha White, enter­ rebounds in the fourth quarter, when lead early in the final quarter, and will be played today. Spiel and the supervisor is Dr. Dean, derstanding and lessen the gap 15 Xavier High in Middletown, 16-2 “ I know the kids would appreciate We hope we can go down and give a tained students, faculty, and guests New York outscored San Antonio 33- then outscored the Warriors 10-2 — Rain washed out the start of the more fan support, especially from good account of ourselves.” who is also a part of the Title VII between people of different races. by singing such Negro spirituals as 27 and out-rebounded the Spurs 1,6-3. tournament, sixth on the PGA Tour South Windsor High hosts 6-10 Hart­ grant. The members of the Rainbow Dr. Dean invited all students to visit four of them by Bridgeman and two ford Public and 7-11 Rockville enter­ the students. The lack of support the This is East's first trip to New "Ride the Chariot” and “This Is My The third-year forward hit 16-of-21 by Johnson — to take a 107-95: lead this year, on Thursday, so today last month has been embarrassing. It York Citv. Club discuss common interests his office and view the paintings, Country." The assembly ended with becomes a very important one for tains 6-10 Bulkeley in non-conference among people of all different races, field-goal attempts and finished with with just under six minutes clashes. would be a sad commentary if they which are now on display. everyone standing and singing “Lift game-highs of 32 points and nine remaining Sonny Parker and Phil PGA officals. their objection being to work towards Ev'ry Voice and Sing.” the betterment of cultural advance­ Students were then privileged to rebounds. Smith each scored 19 to lead Golden -a, ^ Spurs Coach Doug Moe said. "We State, which lost its fourth straight Basketball ment. hear a speech by the Rev. Malcolm All in all, this assembly was a were supposed to play aggressive game. Axe Falls on Program SENIOR Having been given some Johnson. The Rev. Mr. Johnson, memorable one. Each speaker gave Andy Taylor had 14 and 10 markers to lead the Rams, who wind up 7-7 for Musically-gifted students abounded at last received numerous whistles and cheers for quickly kept everyone at ease with defense, but we didn't do anything. Su|icrSonic» O.'l. 84 WALNUT CREEK. Calif. (UPI) - Irish Agency outlasted Fogarty background information on the Rain­ enlightening insight on black history respectively for Wyman while Keith the season. Tom Moriarty had 13 Wednesday’s Variety Show, and the above their greased-back rendition of “Barbara his casual manner, and by addressing We just stood around. I don't think Gus Williams scored 22 points and As expected, the axe fell on the Bros.. 79-76, and Sportsman Cafe bow Club, you can now easily see its and hope that we might improve upon anyone knew how much time was Arizona State football program Blanchard had a game-high 24 markers and Rob Hayhurst 8 for the group was no exception. “The Decadents” Ann.” (Photo by Cummings) connection with Black History questions to the audience. He said the relations between all races. The Dennis Johnson chipped in 16 to help downed Moriarty Bros., 89-75, last losers. left. We didn't play that bad. but we Thursday. markers and Dave Brasefield 4 for Month, Attending the assembly that that the real nature of black history Round Table Singers gave the Seattle to its seventh straight vic­ night at Illing. Dave Tyson had 24 Farr's. can't manage to get a win. They The Pacific-10 conference BENNETJ\ BOYS the club presented were MHS is “to make sure the truth is known." assembly a warm glow with their tory. With Seattle trailing 58-53 with points. Dennis Cole and Carl . The 76ers trimmed the Celtics, 23- knocked in every shot they took " 7:30 to go in the third period. presidents and chancellors Thursday BennA got past Longview of students and faculty, as well as He felt we should spread the truth beautiful music. Hohenthal 18 apiece and Len Blanks M, last night at the West Side Rec. In other games. New Jersey routed Williams pumped in 10 of his team s unanimously accepted recommended Ellington in a thriller yesterday. 54- Talent Displayed In Show students from Bentley, Bowers, and and tell what really happened in the 14 for Irish while Bruce LeDoyt had Billy Prignano had 17 points and John next 12 points to stake the Sonics to a penalties against the school, which 52. in triple overtime. Baskets by Illing Junior High. history of the blacks. “After all. " he Utah 137-96. Indiana topped 22 markers. Keith Bennet 16, Frank Bailey Auditorium was once again For a combination of both in­ Thanks are to be given to all those 65-64 lead. Dan Issel led Denver with Dequatto 4 for the 76ers while Jim their routine with exact precision to Melissa Spiel opened the assembly asked, “how would you like someone Cleveland 118-114. M ilwaukee means that the Sun Devils will not be Morse 12 and Kurt LeDoyt 10 for Matt Gallagher and Tom Finnegan packed full of singers, dancers, strumental and vocal talents came mentioned above, and most of all, to Fogarty had 9 and Kiffy Silver 6 to “Dim All the Lights," a disco tune by by introducing Principal Ludes. She to spread lies behind vour back?" downed Golden State 120-103. and 30 points. eligible for the Pac-10 football title or Fogarty's. John Blaczuk netted 24 were decisive. Tom Parlante had 18 jugglers, and musicians, all of whom Lori Richloff and her precise version Melissa Spiel, Dr. Dean, and the en­ pace the Celtics. Donna Summer. the Rose Bowl next season. tallies. John Pisch 21 and Dan Moore points and Tony King 17 for the were participating in the Variety of Joni Mitchill's “People’s Parties.” preceded to inform students that Mr. tire Rainbow Club. If you think you Standings: Bullets 9-0, Nets 7-2, This act was followed by a punk The Rev. Mr. Johnson then went on Bears, who wind up 7-6. Show sponsored bv the Round Table Ludes is a historian, and has taught might be interested in finding out 12 for Sportsman while Joe Depasque Knicks 3-6, Hawks 3-6, 76ers 3-6, The most original and entertaining mocking group called the to tear down some of the myths about and Bob Beckwith each had 16 tallies. PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Dave Singers on February 6th. The troupe several black history classes in the more about the Rainbow Club, drop Transcript Scheme Celtics 2-7. act of the show would have to be Lesa "Mutations," The groups' achieved past. blacks. His main concern was the Bruins Content Kurt Carlson 14. Joe Amaio 11 and Martin, a former broadcaster for is raising funds to aid the costs for Collins, who juggled everything from in at one of their meetings. The club goal was entertainment while taking myth that blacks hate whites, and ALBUQUERQUE. N.M. (UPI) - Tony Foran 10 for Moriarty's. three major league baseball teams, their trip to California in April. meets after school, on Wednesdays, ILLINTIJV BOVS scarves and colored rings to balls and a well deserved satirical look at punk The microphone was then handed whites hate blacks. He said this is Former New Mexico head basketball has been named to replace Milo Mar­ The difficult task of hosting the in room 247. — Susan Mackiewicz & Illing jayvee boys topped Assump­ flaming pins. The audience was rock groups. pure myth, and should be regarded as coach Norm Ellenberger has been MIDGET tin a: the play-by-play announcer for show was hilariously mastered by over to Mr. Ludes who talked about Sherry Tuttle tion yesterday. 44-36. Greg Turner amazed and entertained and showed One of the better acts of the show With Deadlock charged by a federal grand jury with Wyman Oil nipped Farr's, 35-34, the world champion Pittsburgh Bob Lenhardt and John Gibeault, Abraham Lincoln and Dr. Martin such. had 18 points and Ken Krajewski 12 it by giving Lesa a standing ovation. fraudulently scheming to obtain gets not only a blue ribbon, but the Luther King. He spoke of the long NEW YORK (UPI) — The Boston Bruins really could have last night at the Y. Dan Evans and Pirates. both extensively known as MHS's After a briel intermission me eligibility for two basketball players masters of comedy through their im­ Silence award keeping the otherwise and bitter struggles they fought to group many had been waiting for rowdy audience in awe. Benji Burba used a win in Buffalo Thursday night, but under the cir­ through counterfeit transcripts. personations of political, TV and promote the cause of blacks in our began to play. Foxx had come to played the guitar while Scott Peron Seniors at Last! Ellenberger, who was fired after cumstances. they'll take a tie. P e e le rs stopped 33 shots in movie personalities. rock, hard rock, that is playing two the scandal broke at the beginning of sang Neil Youne's "After the For the college-bound, the It took Bob Miller's goal at 2:36 of stretching his unbeaten string to 27 PARKADE DUSTY - WANTED Some highlights of the first act songs by Van Halen to the obnoxious The second semester has just cofeboQfcl_, Gold Rush." Few remained sitting the third period to give the Bruins a the basketball season, and former 6 gotten under way, and already that applications are in the mail, to be games i22-0-5i. five short of the NHL Rich Higgins 203-204-569, were the vocal sensations of Bv I'nitfxf Press Iniernalional NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASS(X' audience the group had attracted. after this superb mellow tune. 3-3 tie with their Adams Division record held by Gerry Cheevers of the UNM assistant coach John Whise- NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Mike Masilonis 211-592, “ Sophomore Way": Martha all-too-familiar malady has begun to answered on April 15. For those Eastern Conlerence This band is by far the best to (jome The show overall was a success Wrestling arch-rivals, the Sabres. The deadlock Bruins After Peter Marsh tied the nant, who resigned after the 1978-1979 Atlantic Division Marteney, April Castagna, and Jen­ manifest itself among MHS seniors. I headed for employment, the jobs are Campbell Conterence Dave Paul 208, Butch TO BUY out of Manchester High in many with all the entertainers earning left Boston, which has a game in game at 15:15 of the first period when season to enter private business, Patrick Division W L Pet GB nifer Joy sang "Send in the Clowns,” speak, of course, of senioritis. This in the bag, so as to speak. This W L T Pts GF GA .Joston 43 14 7T4 - Savino 206, Bob Oliver 209- years and they do what they do their appearance. There was hand, in second place, three points Philadelphia was two men short. were scheduled for arraignment I’liiladelphia 3 4)3 89 233 ItiO Philadelphia 41 16 719 2 558, Ken Bower 232-202-628, “What 1 Did For Love,” and “Scotch Reviewed curious disease is common to second- semester, then, is largely anti- 27 20 8 New York 29 30 492 If excellently despite some vocal short­ obviously too much talent on stage behind the Sabres. Dennis Ververgaert put the Flyers before a U.S. magistrate today. Islanders 62 190 171 Joe Lauzon 206-204-585, and Soda," respectively. These new semester seniors, who realize that climatic. There is no point in \Y Hangers 2T 22 9 *9 211 200 Washington 2T 32 439 18 comings. to be listed here, but all should be "A tie is not bad in Buffalo. " said Atlanta 2f 22 8 188 184 NewJersev 2f 1 417 19*2 CLEAN studying one’s brains off; the end ahead for good at 6:17 of the second P ete Saglio 211, Dick talents are sure not to go unheard of any further efforts at academic Washington ir 30 9 39 172 203 For those who liked to dance there thanked and congratulated on their Bruins Coach Fred Creighton, "but I period. Murphy 235-592, Fred One of the least recognized, yet endeavors would be futile. result means little. Possible Fight (. entral Division in their next few years at MHS. were the Genovese sisters, who did efforts. If you missed this show, thought we could have had a win I Mnvthe Division W L Pet (iB Kozicki 200, John Kozicki USED CARS most deserving, athletic teams at These enlightened students (?) The teachers know this, and are (ianu(li*‘n^ .5. Nordiquc* 1 Atlata 3T 24 fiO - ‘HARTFORD lUPIi - WIT Pts GD GA there should be another in the near MHS is the wrestling team. More think the chances were probably Guy Lafleur fired in his 42nd goal Houston 30 28 fl7 4‘i 239-590, Don Ostberg 221, then proceed to cease all mental and capitalizing on the fact to lower Welterweight Sugar Ray Leonard is ChicaBo 24 1914 162 UB future. Be sure not to miss it. — even. I thought we played a little and added two assists to lead Mon­ St Uiuis ? 23 9 183 187 San Antonio 30 29 T06 f Ed Czaikowski 210, Floyd than most, this team is made up of 22 intellectual processes, spen­ grade point averages wherever possi­ better than they did. expected to decide within two weeks iidmunton 18 27 11 47 20r 2£t Indiana 29 31 483 6‘z Club Hears Skin Doctor Glenn Eagleson hard-working athletes who know treal Lafleur set up both goals in the \ anniuvor 18 28 9 4: 174 194 Cleveland 2t 37 393 12 Totten 257. Al Senna 566, ding formerly-coveted library time ble. For example, I was just tested whether to accept an offer to fight at Ikitroit 14 44 241 20*^ CARTER what sweat and pain are all about. "We didn't start the way we inni[H‘g 14 ;r 9 37 K2 231 Ed Bachl 213-564, Ike at such frowned upon pursuits as on a book about 17th century France. a bout slated for the Hartford Civic i uliir.idtf I4;ci 9 :(t 174 218 Did you know that food is not a greasy foods and chocolate do not Since the season began in late wanted to but 1 think we kept coming NHL- Western Conlerence Miller 572, Tom Atamian cause of acne, or that poison ivy is afftect these disorders. Benzoyl exchanging Good Housekeeping for The test boiled down to "The as the game went on. " Center. Wales Conference Midwest Division November, the team has compiled an seventeenth century: how, when and opening period, as Montreal took a 2- W L Pet GB Sr, 579, Dan Humiston 224- not contagious, even upon direct con­ peroxide is the best thing for it. Playboy at the magazine rack. Tentative plans call for Leonard to Norris Division Kansas Cil> 37 2T fif? - AFS To Sell 8-4 record, 5-2 in the CCIL, with three The Sabres broke on top at 3:19 of 0 lead and kept the Nordiques winless W I. T I’l;s (.IF 'G.^ 599, Ken Hesford 554, Ed 1229 Main St„ Manclraittr Those of us less inclined towards why?” fight in May or June and then again Milwaukee 34 27 r:7 2'i tact with the serum on the skin? matches remaining. The preseason the first period on Rick Soiling's shot in their last eight road games. Rick Montreal ;n 19 6 68 214 180 21 39 3T0 If Ristau 558. TEL. 646-6464 Well, if you had been present at the Although very few skin diseases such tomfoolery settle for non-stop from between the circles after Gil in September. Possible opponents in­ l.os \njjele:. 2 2 9 ’3 229 24,^ ('hiuaso 20 39 339 ID: goal was ten wins, and the team is bull sessions at the librarians' Now, I ask you. who can answer Chartrand scored at 2:59 of the se­ I’lMohur^h 31 Z 11 :i 182 3Y) 1 (ah 19 42 311 r>i last Medical Club meeting at are contagious, warts are one of the Citrus Fruit Perreault had won a face-off in the clude ex-welter weight champ IX'Irnit 3) -Ji 9 49 18b 188 exceptions to this rule. They are optimistic about attaining this goal. expense. such a query? Our teacher knows cond period to give the Canadiens a 3- 12 Manchester Memorial Hospital you It’s that time of year again! Time Boston end It was Seiling's 19th goal Wilfred Benitez of Puerto Rico, ll.irn>>rtl 17 ’24 46 191 l!/7 I’aciluV Division After the season finale at East Senioritis has been universally con­ very well of the onset of senioritis, 0 advantage, and Doug Jarvis — W L I*cl GB would have discovered many caused by a virus and can spread for the annual AFS fruit sale. Each of the year Boston's Peter McNab Robert Duran of Panam a and Seattle 44 Ih 733 - PARKER STREET very easily. “Mind over matter" is Catholic at 3:30 on Tuesday, Feb. 19, demned by teachers and ad­ and he has taken full advantage of playing in his 376th consecutive game Xdaiiis i >n isnm l.os \nneles 41 18 Hf ’2‘z startling facts about the nature of year at this time the American Field Thomas Hit Man" Hearns 'of \S L T !‘ts a the 12 varsity starters will par­ the opportunity to humiliate us, to tied it at 6 07 of the first period when (,K (; I'hoenix :b 20 tiff : one of the many treatments tried for ministrators alike as a threat to with the Canadiens. three short of a IUitt..|.> ;f r h 77 149 skin and skin diseases. Dr. Stephen ar San Dieno 29 :C 47 K 'i USED AUTO PARTS, INC. Service Club sponsors the sale of ticipate in the Class LL Tournament. he knocked in his 24th goal on a Detroit. ILisi.in Cl i: H 74 m \m the elimination of warts. Several expose us as unmotivated club record — increased the margin I’nrilaml 27 :C V« Ib'z Romeo, a local dermatologist, American education. Their com­ \linfH’'ot.. Z 18 in HI 2V 167 boxes of Valencia oranges and This prestigious affair will take place power play Buffalo grabbed a 2-1 to 4-0 at 15:05. of the second period Ten major Hartford-area cor­ t .nlden Si.iti- IT 42 'W 2K'.- UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT doctors believe that warts will go plaints lie in the assumption that languishers. loiiinio 2 4 4H 3M 21) described various conditions of the grapefruits to the people in the at Southington High School on Feb. 22 lead before the first period ended Uliiiidi'r- .3. itiM'kic- 3 porations tentatively agreed to put iJui'Ik'' 31 27 8 48 IK< I'Jh away solely by thinking them away. seniors are obligated to set good But back to my original point; to I'hursd.iv ^ Itesull' skin such as acne, warts, leg ulcers, Manchester community. This activi­ and 23. The top two wrestlers from when Rick Martin broke in on Boston up $5,0(X) each to insure local backers New .lerse/ Vd I t.ih !#i ------examples for underclassmen to wit, that senioritis can be a real boon Clark Gillies scored a pair of I liui mI,i\ s Itl-sUlts % wrinkles, dandruff, hair loss, and ty serves as a fundraiser for the goalie Gilles Gilbert, faked him flat against a loss. Estimates are that Indian.i IlH t lovcl.ind 114 One point that Dr. Romeo stressed each weight class will advance to the follow. to the educational process, ft cannot second-period goals as New York t’hil.iili'InliG i' Winr)i|H-g 1 New \n rk 1* Nin \iilnnml24 moles, and how they are treated Manchester High School’s AFS club. on his back and scored on a Leonard would take home $1 million M iin lii’a l tp^ui-lH'i I Milw.iukce IJi I iniden State litt was that people react differently to State Open Wrestling Tournament to If sophomores and juniors see be denied that senioritis, though in­ rallied from a two-goal deficit. The Uin .1 B utt (III 3 I I I" sc.illir'n Dcmn At Auto Recycling and Late Model Parts professionally This year the co-chairpersons of backhander It was Martin's 31st goal from gate receipts and other be held the next weekend in New Lon­ seniors (ostensibly in the grips of the sidious in its development, is not the Rockies, winless in their last nine M.imIciN tnli.M dirl various skin diseases and the fruit sale are Sue Mackiewicz and ot the year games, jumped to an early 2-0 lead on payments. Nt Dmis G Ia>> \ngi'lcs I Friday s Games It is true that there are many treatments. A bee sting, for exam­ don. dreaded senioritis) taking bets on least bit harmful to a senior's in­ Kriday s Carnes I’hiladelphia at Detroit NOW BUYING LATE MODEL Lisa Brugnetti. Their responsibility John Van Boxmeer also scored lor scores by Mike Gillis and Lanny Winni|K’g .It llaritunl superstitions that have been created ple, is liable to kill someone who is Thus far this year the team has how long it will take the librarians to tellectual riches (whatever they may 1 .olden St.ite at Indiana is to organize the sales teams, keep Buffalo, and Jean Ratelle had the W .isliitigtim .It iN diniiiilun over the years about skin diseases, allergic to it. whereas to someone been paced by four seniors. Mark be). .McDonald But Bob Nystrom made it Top Performer Saiurdav tiatncN Milw,mkeeat llna>ton discover the switched periodicals, San \nlonio ai < Im ago WRECKS AND JUNK CARS track of the sales, and provide Albert in the 101-pound weight class other Boston goal For Ratelle. it 2-1 late in the first period before Bob I'ittNhiirgli at Nlimtn'jl but many facts have been proven to who isn't, it may just itch. these impressionable underclassmen CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI) - For l{jrilMi(i ,ii Tiiriinto \tl.ini.i ,ii Denver publicity. The town has been divided was his 1 219th career point, tying the help dermatologists in their posts a 9-2-1 record. Dan Collins at will follow suit, leading to a sub­ If you're a whiz at math now, one Bourne tied it. and Gillies gave New the second year in a row, Nancy Bullalii .It l)4‘lr (>. Kiiig^ 1 Lopez earned a tour record $197,488 by an AFS salesperson. game. Sabres Assistant Coach Roger Skin cancer spreads, simply, when — Cindy Kurowski 11-1 record and eight pins. Seniors one. as I shall soon show. In its place relaxes seniors enough so'thatahey Blair Chapman and Bernie in 1979 when she won eight of the 19 Last year four hundred boxes of Neilson said. "We would have liked damaged skin cells in the epidermis Tony Rozie and Joe Smith and I wish to offer, as eloquently as I can, will be in the proper frame of mind at Federko scored two goals each to tournaments she played. She also fruit were sold by the AFS club. This to have a win. but 1 guess they would continue to reproduce. There are sophomore Mike Griffin have a defense of senioritis and its place in graduation time. hand Los Angeles its 10th loss in the was chosen as LPGA Player of the year their goal is to sell four hundred have too And Martin saw the bright three kinds of skin cells - basil, wrestled well as of late. education. I will attempt to show In light of these facts, it would be a last 11 games. St Ixiuis improved its Year for the second time. Sandra and fifty boxes of fruit. Each box of side: "At least we didn t lose any spramous, and melanotic. The first Other starters include Jeff Dolin, that, far from being a deficiency, a cruel administrator indeed who did record under Coach Red Berenson to Post was second in the computer RACQUETBALL High School World Staff Valencia oranges contains 32-38 and third are treated by elec- Bill Palizza, Scott Christenson, co­ not immediately call for the official ground" 17-7-5. Chapman's first goal came in mild case of senioritis can actually ranking, sponsored by Seven Crowns trodessication and curretaec. wherp Patty Shirer ...... Co-editor oranges depending on their size. A captain Keith Ray, and John seal of approval foi senioritis, giving In other games. Philadelphia the first minute of the third period be a plus factor, bringing some much of Sports, followed by Jane Blalock. Joanne Weiss ...... Co-editor box of grapefruit contains 18 to 20 Walrath. Bernie Alemany and Scott it the formal recognition it so richly defeated Winnipeg 5-1. .Montreal and gave the Blues a 4-3 lead. After needed frivolity to an otherwise Amy Alcott, JoAnne Carner, Pat BEGINNERS CLINIC Gary Selinger...... News editor also depending on the size of the Cratty have also seen considerable deserves. A student's senior year is lopped Quebec 5-1. the New York the bad cells are scraped away. The sterile climate. Randy Manery tied the game at Bradley and Donna Caponi Young. Laurie Patarini ___Feature editor fruit. The cost of each box is the Islanders beat Colorado 5-3. and St. most common treatment for the se­ varsity action. Good luck to the team From the senior's point of view, of supposed to be his most enjoyable 10:15. Chapman scored the decider Bette Sheldon...... Sports editor same as last year’s price of $6.00. Louis got past Los Angeles 6-4 cond is X-radlation. as it completes its season, and to all course, senioritis is a blessing. After one. The first semester was certainly on a 5-fool rebound past goalie Ron Wednesdays: Feb. 27 thru March 26 Scott Wright ...... Art editor l'ly r» .)<'l« I Payment for the fruit must be made the tournament-bound wrestlers. The two-and-one-halt years ot endless a grueling period, so I assume that Grahame at 12:,59. Dave Taylor, Introduce yourself Ted Cummings...... Photo editor when the customer places his order. Rookie Brian Propp and Paul Acne is caused by hor.nonal dis­ team is coached by Barry Bernstein studying, sleepless nights, and self- the second is the proper time for the playing for the first lime in II games to a racquet. 1:00 to 2:30 P.M. Zane Vaughan...... Adviser The money raised by the fruit sale Holmgren each scored two goals to Tribe Track orders that occur during puberty due and Skip Arden, and all of the denial that would make a monk festivities to begin. Well, Mr. Ludes? after suffering a knee injury, had will be used in two ways. The AFS propel Philadelphia Rixikie Pete to changes in certain glands in the members are grateful for their ashamed, the seniors are just about Mr. Boudo? Librarians? —Gary three'assists lor I>os Angeles. club along with its town committee In Double Dip Members—*24 Non-members—*28 body—especially the skin. No, those leadership, — Mark Albert home free. Selinger will use the profits to provide two Manchester High's indoor track OR $900 scholarships. One scholarship Northwestern in Stunner Swim-A-Thon Approaching will be used to sponsor a foreign stu­ team dropped a pair of meets last DiCUMGCTA dIV 1 6o r 0(HE 6REI4T NEW YORK (L'Pli - dent to spend a year with a family in an opportunity to tie but Brian night, 63-43 to East Hartford High OWE ! IT UJf\.^ t u p Northwestern Coach Rich Falk was Walker's pass was intercepted by and 72-40 to homestanding Glaston­ S>turday$: Feb. 23 thru March 22 Once a year, every year, a certain the instructors are now obtaining Manchester. The other will be used pledges around town and in school, making excuses lor the other team Campbell, who was fouled by Arnett bury High. group of teen-agers stay up all night. to send an MHS student abroad for with the goal of collecting $100.00 per "When a good team is on the road. Hallman with 13 seconds remaining. Glastonbury upped its indoor mark 2:00 to 3:30 P.M. No, not to party, not to wreak havoc the summer. This year's student It seems to have trouble," Falk said to 13-1 with the win while the Indian on the town, not even to see how long person. going abroad for the summer will be tracksters drop to 1-3. they can go without sleep. These Melissa Spiel, a junior at MHS. Pia Thursday night after his Wildcats Members—*30 Non-members—*35 Most instructors will be swimming Paul Johnson and Peter Murphy Pitkanen from Finland is attending stunned 12th-ranked Purdue 57-54 in a teenagers are up all night swimming one hundred laps. The more stalwart Big 10 game "We played a great the high school as an exchange stu­ In other games involving the Top were double winners for the locals. innumerable laps in the Manchester swimmers will be aiming at two or basketball game tonight Our defense 20, No. 3 Ixjuisville downed West Johnson took the 1,500 and 3,000- Includes: '/> hour group Instruction, racquets, balls, eyeguards, High School's pool in order to raise dent this year. was effective, we hustled and we got three hundred laps, not an easy task, The selling of the citrus fruit will Virginia 90-78, fourth-ranked Oregon meter runs while Murphy secured one hour supervised play with Individual Instruction and film on money for the lOH pool fund. considering they must battle cold, a lot of Uxise balls." the 800 and l,0(X)-meter runs. begin Friday, February 15, and will State defeated Washington 82-73, the fundamentajs^provided. fatigue, cholorine, and an ever Mike Campbell scored a season- Minnesota up.set ninth-ranked Ohio Jim Stanton set a school record in This night is approaching once run until March 15, The delivery of growing desire to wolf down a high 21 points to lead Northwestern, State 74-70, llth-ranked North the 55-meter hurdles with a clocking Call 875-2133 For Information & Reservations again. On March 14 and 15 the the boxes will be made to each home grinder. So please be supportive of which Is last in the conference. The Carolina topped Rutgers 73-70 in of 07.88 while on the distaff side, THE CENTER COURT members of lOH will hold their an­ on March 29 and 30, Anyone who their efforts. When a friend corners Wildcats led 56-54 after Gaddis LeeAnn Stauffer set a school stan­ HEALTH RACQUETBALL CLUB nual Swim-A-Thon. Chairpersons wishes to order oranges or overtime, No. 13 .Notre Dame beat O you, waving a pledge sheet under Rathel converted one of two free dard in the high jump with a leap of .5- I XS4 Kanlt as • Vtrnan a7«-xil) Tania Gembala and Melissa Spiel grapefruits can contact co­ Fordham 86-76, and If.lh-ranked your nose, be as generous as possi­ throws with 28 seconds lell I’urdue, i/ 'WhoR You'ro Into Roiquotball • Your* Into llvin§' have distributied pledge sheets and chairpersons Sue Mackiewicz. Lisa Weber State edged Nevada-Reno 56- feel even. She did it on her final ble. — Pat Adams 8-5 in the league and 15-7 overall, had 54 attempt. identification lo most members^ and Brugnetti, or any AFS member. — Linda Weiss 1 2 - EVENING HERALD. Fri., Feb. 15, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Fri., Feb. 15, 1980- 13 Air Foce H«fp W u i M IS Says Strength Help Wanted IS Help Wanted IS Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted IS •RARE OPPORTUNITY - EXPERIENCED SANDWICH TYPISTS AND CLERK PART TIME HELP Wanted INSPECTORS- First and Se­ NEW HOMES BYANSALDI OWN YOUR OWN MAKERS wanted for cocktail TYPISTS are needed to,work Cut in Halt CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC downtown, Manchester. Call cond shift opening for LEGAL SECRETARY. At­ Homes Presently Under Construction * ' 1 BUSINESS. Distributor for lounge. Call 644-9637 between in the Hartford area. Call 646-5999. Experienced Inspectors. Available for Inspection WASHINGTON (UPI) - - Experienced only. Top Kodak film. Duracell today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. tractive Glastonbury firm wages. Apply: Atlas 'Tile. 18K 9 a.m. and 12 noon. Ability to use Demensional Many Choice Lots Available In the The ability of the United Batteries. G.E.. Sylvania and seeks experienced Legal ^ rlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, ■ SALESMAN- Opportunity for REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Inspection Tools and Secretary. Much client con­ TImrod Road Area She Herald 'Other photo products needed PART TIME. Want cash for Blueprints required. ’ . States to retaliate against wanted by old established For Addition Information Regarding 1 583-0151. in your area. No selling. Ser­ the holidays? For every day? exciting position. Knowledge tact. Benefit package. Call a nuclear attack by the of stoves helpful. Base plus firm. Must be a self-starter, Applications accepted Mon­ 633-4617. Styles and Features Call— vice top Retailers under It’s easy with the phone in aggressive, personable and day thru Friday, 9 to 11 a.m. Soviet Union has been cut RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll exclusive contract established your own home. 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Housewives interested in as; Automotive mechanic, COLONIAL - 8 rooms, 2 1/2 MANCHESTER 3 BEDROOM Allen, Air Force chief of Inaortlon and than only | from 6:30 a.m. to 8. a.m., Monday through Thursday, 3 TEMPORARY WORKERS- Communications specialist. baths, first floor panelledpa CAPE- Full dormer, p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ facility for an experienced lime sharing specialist. making good money for part staff, became concerned loaadllna for Saturday to tho a lio of tho I Monday-Friday. Call 643-K^ Assignments E ast of The BABYSITTER NEEDED IN time hours, soliciting■ iiting from Supply Specialist, Clerk- family room with fireplaceepi! aluminum siding, awnings, tation. Call 649-6022. Friday; A challenging data processing environment exists lor River for Clerk / Typists and large deck. Formal dindining new 1/2 bath, enclosed porch, about the Soviet Union's land Monday la 12:00 original inaartlon. after 5 p.m. MY HOME preferably from our pleasant East Hartford typist. No experience ” rge ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ _ weekends anytime. an individual with a minimum ol an AS degree in secretaries with and without Manchester, Vernon, Bolton Office. Hourly rate. Plus com­ necessary. Join the Connec­ room, 4 bedrooms, 2 car gar- plastic walls, rec room, continuing buildup about 15 I Noon Friday. Error! which do not mathmatics or engineering plus 2 to 3 years program­ shorthand.Top company. Top ticut Army National Guard. age. Wooded lot, walk out workshop. Clean. $59,900. LATHE OPERATORS - With area. 3 days a week, 8 to 4 missions. plus bonuses. Hours months ago, and ordered a looaon tho valuo of tho ming experience In APL. A knowledge ol BASIC and pay. for top skills. (Jail Lydia, p.m. Call after 4 p.m., 646- 9 a m. to 1 p.m. Call us at 569- Call Sergeant Hanna at 649- basement. Group I, Philbrick Peterman Agency, 649-9404, thorough review of IciaaBlIlod ada ara advortlaomont will not 2 years’ experience. Good FORTRAN would be helpful. Some exposure to Dunhill Temps, 289-4319. 4993, ask for Teresa. 0423 for enlistment informa­ Agency. 646-4200. or 649-4844. WE HAVE AN OPENING for benefits. Salary n^otiable. 3914. America's ability to Itakan over ttia phono bo corroctod by an ad- { mathmeticel modeling, interactive computing and com­ tion. pick-up and delivery driver in Hawk Precision Co., 303 TEACHERS AT ALL VETERANS. Unbelievable retaliate following a ^ v ie t |aa a convanlonco. Tho dHlonal Inaartlon. Service Department. Contact Burnham Street, East Hart­ puter communications would be helpful. This position LEGAL SECRETARY- Law LEVELS: Universal Firm in Vernon seeks full JOURNEYMEN AND ap­ opportunity. Buy this 5 MANCHESTER- 3 Bedroom pre-emptive strike on the | Stan Ozimek, 643-5135. ford, telephone 528-9845. will involve activities in time sharing and Interactive Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, prentices. Experienced in bedroom, 2 bath Colonial. No graphics. time Legal Secretary with Cape. Garage, stove, new oil United States. Ore. 97208. good Wping and shorthand BABYSITTER WANTED: 3 commercial and residential down payment. No closing burner, enclosed porch, Enjoy a lull fringe benefit package, our nationally skills. Experienced preferred. to 5:30, Monday thru Friday wiring. Benefits. Call 646-5420. costs. Strano Real Estate. 646- plastered walls, rec room, recognized CASH PROFIT SHARING PROGRAM and Telephone 646-1974. Between 9 and school vacations. Own Dubaldo Electric Company. 2000. workshop. Immediate oc­ Herald the opportunity to perform with a growing Industrial a.m. and 5 p.m. Transportation. Call after cupancy. $59,900. Peterman CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TOBACCO WORKERS 5:30. 646-7230 Mancheater Public Auction manufacturer. Generous starting salary with Agency, 649-9404, or 649-4844. ^ Q lieB eralb Highland Park ^ Wheeling Road, Andover, Connecticut promotional opportunity. Please forward your reaums Shade & outdoor tobacco openings PART TIME HELP NEED EXTRA INCOME? EDUCATION , IN D E X / Including salary requirements In confidence to John available for Foreman M F. Secretaries. Typists. Bookkeepers. $140,000 NEW 7 ROOM CAPE on 3/4 BY ORDER of the Superior Court Clerks, and all Office Skills Work one of our Outdoor Kllska. Supervisors & Key Farm 8 room + . GRACIOUS acre lot. Aluminum siding Hfantwf 13 Judicial District of Tolland Employees Tobacco or related Urgently needed to work in com­ Flower Locations on Private Instructions IS NOTICES Help storms, screens. Appliances, □ EMPLOYMENT farming experience necessary panies throughout the greater weekends. Car needed. SDR CONTEMPORARY carpeting. $92,500. Several 1 — Lost and Found Excellent wages and benefits. Hartford region As many days or Enterprises, Andover, Conn., RIDING LESSONS indoor COLONIAL. 3 oversized 2 - Personals other Colonial styles being Date: Monday, March 3, 1980 C.H. DEXTER DIVISION Year round employment. Contact weeks as you want Immediate 742-9965. riding ring. Western stock bedrooms, master includes built. Peterman Agency, 649- 3 - Announcements Help Wanted 13 RECEPTIONIST with typing Personnel Department. Con­ openings 4 — Entertainment Time: 12:00 o’clock Noon THE DEXTEI CORPORATIOH seat, saddle seat and hunt custom built-in book cases 9404, 649-4844. and filing skills, in small but solidated Cigar Company. 131 Oak Biggest Monty In Town SECRETARY for one man 5 - Auctions busy office 5 "A-day work Call Dotlla at 278*7070 seat. All levels 228-9817. and cabinets, with bath. TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Place: On the Premises Tea Elm Stmt Street. Glastonbury. Conn . 06033, Law Office. Shorthand and FINANCIAL week. Paid vacation and Windsor locks, Ct. 06096 633-3641 An Equal Opportunity Formal dining room with Mancheater Apply 81 Commerce Street, Description: A partially wooded lot consisting of ap­ Employer. EXCLUSIVELY WOMEN typing essential. Reply VOICE, PIANO Instructions. 0 - Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages medical. Call or apply in per­ Box SS. c.'O Manches bay window overlooking Glastonbury. PTG son W.G. Glenney, ^ N o rth proximately 3.8 acres and having 309 feet, more or less, on An Equal Opportunity Employar M>F 100 Constitution Ptau Former faculty New York dogwood, pines. Mountain PORTER ST. ‘ 87,000 97th Birthday Greeting 9 - Personal Loans COMPANY. Telephone 633- Hartford, Conn. Herald. to - Insurance Main Street, Manchester. Wheeling Road. Improvements include a 26 footiby 34 foot Music and Art High School. Laurel and 18' x 36' rec­ 4 bedroom handsome 7631. Dutch Colonial with a two-car garage. ■ I f ” Professional Singer Pianist. Colonial, formal dining employes joined in the celebration EMPLOYMENT tangular pool. Large fami­ Mary Stevenson, born in Por- 644-8597. room, large living room 1 3 - Help Wanter CUTTING TOOL Terms: $7,000.00 cash or certified check at the time of sale. ly room with fireplace, fur­ tadown, Ireland, celebrated her as they have for the past seven MANUFACTURER has 14 — Business Opportunities PART-TIME SALES HELP Bond for Deed to be executed at time of sale. Balance to be OPEN HOUSE nished Florida room, with fireplace, charming 97th birthday on Valentine’s Day. years. Currently, Mrs. Stevenson is 1 5 - Situation Wanted opening for experienced paid upon approval of sale by the Superior Court for the new kitchen for the WANTED. Rays Army Navy, machine operator, or machine Saturday, Feb. 16th, 1 - 4 Sunday, Feb. 17th, 1 - 4 elegant living room dis­ The widow of Harry Stevenson, she convalescing from a fall at the EDUCATION 805 Main Street, Manchester. Judicial District of Tolland. The premises are being sold free gourmet cook, fenced operator trainees. Call for in­ HELP WANTED PIANO AND ORGAN taught tinctively finished, walkout 18 - Private instructions Call 646-0762. and clear of the mortgage herein being foreclosed and all rec-room with ping pong grounds insures privacy on has lived in Manchester since 1920. Rockville Memorial Nursing Home 1 9 - Schools-Classes terview at 643-9501. by Mickey Fendell. Over 25 claims subsequent in right thereto, but subject to a first table, wet bar and full sunny deck. Designer fur­ Mrs. Stevenson lives in the House but hopes to be home soon. She has 20 - Instructions Wanted mortgage to Willimantic Savings Institute. Transfer of title \ years' experience playing nishings are negotiable. HELP WANTED FOR MALE OR FEMALE with orchestras and big bands. bath. one son, Norman, and two REAL ESTATE BOOKKEEPER­ PRIVATE COUNTRY CLUB - will be by Committee Deed. Brand new plumbing, & Hale building on Main Street and Homes tor Sale f i T T i 649-5892. 643-4513 2 3 - SECRETARY wanted for Different openings available SALE SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL heating, wiring and although the store is closed. grandchildren. (Adamson photo) 24 - Lots-Land tor Sale church organization. 35 hours, I Machinists experienced on surface appliances included. 2 5 - Investment Property for - Dining Room, Kitchen OF THE SUPERIOR COURT Schools-Classes 19 12 noon to 8 p.m., weekdays. and Locker Room. Please call SIX-ROOM CAPE on bus line. Yesterdays quiet side 2 6 - Business Property FOR THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TOLLAND grinder and milling machine to manufac- 27 - Resort Property In q u ire P.O . Box 581 872-9133, to arrange for an in­ FOR THE BEST - Manchester 3 bedrooms. 1 partially porch. 2 0 - Real Estate Wanted Manchester. terview. For further information, call or write: finished. Full .cellar, garage jture small parts. EDM operators. No Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 64 3-4 513 MISC. SERVICES pupils per teacher. FREE in­ and aluminum siding. Asking Neighbor Fights Plan JEROME D. LEVINE. ES(3UIRE, COMMITTEE $53,900 . 643-6927. 31 - Services Ottered’ * experience necessary. We will train. troductory lesson with this ad. 3 2 - Painting-Papering Juris Centre Lotj|i27 Bobby Lane Manchester Call 646-6306. or 646-3549. 3 3 - Building-Contracting NURSE AIDES: 7-3, Starting 45 Hartford Turnpike Now is the time to purchase that new home you have been wage $3.37 per hour. Fully NC LATHE OPERATOR - Good starting rates and many company V T O D A Y ’S Lota-Land for Sale 24 34 - Roofing-Siding Start at once with growing Vernon, Connecticut 06066 talking about. Take a leisurely Inspection of this outstan­ 35 - Heating-Plumbing paid insurance: Hospital, paid benefits. Please phone 289-2717 or □ REAL ESTATE To Build in Coventry Flooring local manufacturer. Excellent ding 4 bedroom colonial with 2Vi baths, 1st floor laundry 3 6 - Medical, Life, and Disability. 3 7 - Moving-Trucking-Storage 11 Paid holidays, 9 paid sick wages, benefits and working Tele.: 646-1974 room, formal dining room. Insulated windows, vinyl siding apply at: I Real COVENTRY — Retired attorney James adjoining property if easement rights are 3 0 - Services Wanted days. 2 weeks paid vacation conditions. Conval, Inc., and more. And while you're there inspect also the 3 Homes For Sale 2 3 1 6 ACRES 1 Shea has been fighting a proposed develp- not obtained prior to commission ap­ MISC. FOR SALE after one year. Training and Somers. Conn., 749-0761, EOE. in-service education. $60.00 M/F. bedroom ranch or talk with our sales representative about Estate INDUSTRIAL 1 ment known as Coventry Woods. Section proval. 4 0 - Household Goods NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK I 41 - Articles tor Sale per year uniform allowance. building to your plans or ours. But do stop by. BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, I LAND 1 II. near his property, for almost three A proposed four-lot subdivision on 42 - Building Supplies Located near public transpor­ DIRECTIONS: South on South Main Street to Spring St., east on Spring to Gardner, south NOBLE & WESTBROOK paneled living room, eat-in | ByNORMA TEDFORD QRI-CR6 years. He fears the eight-lot subdivision Pucker Street and Babcock Hill Road 4 3 - Pets-Birds-Dogs tation Aide training classes kitchen. 2 car garage, oil heat, 44 — Musical Instruments on Gardner to Joyce Lane. , 20 Westbrook St. 1 proposed by David Kotkin on property at drew little opposition from residents at a begin immediately. Call Pat lovely quiet setting on dead-1 Examine the operating North Main Street, 45 - Boats & Accessories Soucier. Meadows Convales­ Exclusive Sales end street, deeded beach budget very closely when 1 Carpenter Road and Broadway will lead to subsequent public hearing. Owner Arthur 46 - Sporting Goods East Hartford, 06108 I cent Home. 333 Bidwell St., deciding on a condominium Manchester water runoff onto his land. Normand. represented by Attorney 47 - Garden Products rights. $79,900. Call exclusive I 1 40 - Antiques Manchester, 647-9194. 0 1 ZINSSER AGENCY An equal opportunity employer agent, Carol Cable-W^ner, I purchase. You then can All utilities. 900 feet of Kotkin. who is also a lawyer, is Charles Popple, is seeking a fourlot suo- 4 9 - Wanted to Buy GR UP 6401511 Beazley Co. Realtors, Equal I determine whether the Railroad Frontage. On 1 representing owner and general contrac­ division there. OFFICE, PAYROLL CLERK housing opportunity. 443-4470. | items listed as RENTALS the bus line. $85,000. tor R.G. Snyder. He claims that drainage The Algonquin Gas Company has a 50- • Rooms for Rent TRAINEE. Rural Manchester maintenance realistically 1 5 2 - office seeks ambitious career- easements across Shea’s property should foot right of-way across part of the 53 - • Apartments tor Rent REALTORS compare with the kinds of 1 5 4 - • Homes for Rent minded individual with the maintenance costs that can not be decided until the Planning and property and indicated in a letter that GROUP 1 5 5 - • Business for Rent ability to learn all phases of a be anticipated. This 1 Zoning Commission has given its approval Normand had not accurately drawn the 56 - • Resort Property lor Rent small office. Mon-Fri 7:30- GROUP i : A lelecY ^itoci^tion of REAtTORS serving the greater applies to the grounds, to the subdivision. boundaries on his plan map. The company 5 7 - • Wanted to Rent 4:30. Accuracy in business Manchester ^re^ with more ^dvertlslrsg expertise, D. W. FISH REALTY CO. swimming pool, clubhouse, WARREN L 1 Shea contends he will not give the also believes a plan for a septic system in­ 5 0 - ■ Misc. lor Rent machines and typing a must. impact ^nd efficiency for both buyers xnd sellers. building exterior, common Growth potential. Submit OF / h OMEs / ^ ^ interior, and street 1 easements voluntarily and that the zoning cludes part of its right-of-way. AUTOMOTIVE TO SETTLE ESTATE HOWLAND, Inc. 61 - ' Autos tor Sale resume and salary 243 Main St. Manchester Tel: 643-1591 maintenance if applicable. 1 commission should not give its approval Commissioners and their advisors 62 - Trucks tor Sale requirements in stria con­ Manchester Aluminum Sided 7 If the initial budget is un­ 643-1108 unless the easement issue is decided in expressed concern over the ability of 6 3 - ■ Heavy Equipment for Sale fidence to MBSI, 151 Vernon room Colonial with attached gar­ Hours - Daily 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM V O m O r derestimated. it could 1 court in favor of the developer. His opposi­ Pucker Street, a narrow and winding 64 - Molorcycles-Bicycles St., Manchester, Ct, 06040. age in excellent neighborhood. Vernon Circle Vernon 872-9153 mean a quick increase in ■ J 65 - Cdmpers-Trailers-Moblle Closing date Feb. 20, 1980. Saturday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Closed Sunday tion has kept the application before the road, to handle increased traffic if the lots Homes Very private rear yard. 3 assessments. Be sure the 6 6 - ' Automotive Service bedrooms, rec room, Florida room seller is not understating Real Estate Wanted 28 commission in various forms since 1978. are developed. If road improvements are DONALD FISH WILLIAM FISH MAC KICHAR PAUL OLIVER GORDON FISH FRANK BORYSEVICZ operating expenses to 67 - ' Autos for Rent-Lease off kitchen, stove, refrigerator and Although the plans provide for culverts indicated, the commission frequently expedite sales. Also, SELLING your house? Call us and detention ponds and some of the lots, specifies these in granting conditional ap­ two air conditioners remain. TONY WASILEFSKY MARILYN MAWHINNEY LORRAINE BOUTIN remember that some con­ first and we ll make you a WANTED CLERICAL Asking $63,000. ROBERT PRAH GRANT HARLACHER BEVERLY DEPIETRO dominium developers re­ to deal with the drainage problem. Shea proval to the applicant. ASSISTANT: Tolland County cash offer! T.J Crockett, Our Clossified LO m U iD O & ASSOCUTES 649-4003 tain ownership of parts of a Realtor. 643-1577. feels that once the owner has sold the lots The zoning group also gave preliminary Superior Court. EOE. Typing, project, usually the bookkeeping, and general of­ to individual homeowners, it will be dif­ approval to permits needed for Ad-Visors recreational facilities, MAY WE BUY your home? ficult to assume that the drinage facilities reconstruction of the Pucker Street fice skills required. Telephone BOLTON-7 ROOM RANCH sometimes the land and 875-6294. Quick, fair, all cash and no are maintained. Bridge, slated for repairs this spring. The Are As Near 3 bedrooms, 2V2 baths, formal lease them back to buyers problem Call Warren E. Other area residents opposed the bridge has been closed for two years and RESPONSIBLE PERSON for dining kitchen and family room for 99 years. It is important Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. As Your Phone combination with fireplace. Two to be aware of the development, too. at the commission's reconstruction funds were recently ap­ evening cleaning work. 5 days. 4 difference between full public hearing. Town Attorney Abbot propriated at town meetings in Coventry Must nave own transporta­ car garage f!_ n L j ___t , i » r ownership (fee simple ti­ Household Goods 40 Schwebel agreed with Shea that the town and Columbia. tion, Call 643-4000. tle) and a leasehold which WOLVERTON AGENCY 649-2813 REFRIGERATORS may be liable for water damage to DIAL i J . R ives the lessee control un- WOMAN COLI F.CTOR §er a lease. Washers Ranges, used, 643-2711 TRAINEE - part time or full guaranteed and clean. New time. Call 528-4197; or 528- Whether you are in shipment damaged, G.E i 643-2718 afltr 5 P.M. 1522. NEWLY LISTED tereeted In e con­ FRIGIDAIRE. low prices. Vernon Police Say dominium or purchating B D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Beautiful Glastonbury condo, two COVENTRY $10,000 BOLTON $68,500 a large colonial give ua a RESTAURANT SEAMSTRESS BRIDAL 20 to Street, 643-2171. 30 hours to start. Experienced bedrooms, IVz baths, central air Flat, wooded lot just over Tolland line. Purchase subject MANCHESTER $64,900 TO SEE IT, IS TO LOVE IT call here at the TEDFORD Burglary Ring Crushed GENERAL MGRS. in women's alterations. conditioning! 10 ” insulation in to satisfactory perc test (Paid by selleri Lot size 125' x Let the tenant help pay your mortgage. Older two family Immaculate 7‘’z room U i R RAISED RANCH. Beamed REAL ESTATE: ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! CENTURY 21 Bolton Includes Saturdays. Vernon ceiling! High Fifties and worth it. 3(X)'. Best price around on a lot. on busline in Manchester; Has new gas furnace. New root cathedral ceilings; 2 fireplaces: Equipped kitchen; with Custom made draperies, slip­ ASST. MGRS. Circle area. 872-8085. dining area plus formal dining room; 3 bedrooms; Notch, Bolton 647-6914. covers and upholstery. Budget VERNON — With the arrest of five accessory to commit larceny. He is free BELFIORE AGENCY 647-1413 and has been fully insulated; Two car barn and large lot It you are eelling your pre- Spacious family room; l.arge sun deck. See it today. Terms Arrangedanged Call1289-2331! adults and two juveniles within the past on a $2,500 bond, pending court MGR. TRAINEES FULL-TIME POSTION aent home we will acreen or 646-1000. few days. Vernon Police say they have appearance. OPEN as Warehouse your proapecta end giva David Witthoft. 18, of 41 Skinner Road, Man/Driver. Monday thru COLONIAL your home maximum 40 - GAS STOVE with space cleared up 12 major residential burglaries BEEF STEAK'S CHARUES expoaure and we ere in which goods valued in excess of $40,000 Vernon, was charged with two counts of Saturday, 7:30 to 5. Apply at 8 rooms, 2V4 baths, large kitchen heater. Good condition. Call MEANS the W.H. England Lumber familiar with market con- 649-2666 were taken. conspiracy to commit third-degree Co., Route 44A, Bolton, Notch. w/spacious dining area, family ditlona, zoning and finan­ Police said the bulk of the stolen proper­ burglary and one count each of second- Personal Growth & Success room w/fireplace and sliders to cing. Plaeae cell ua today degree accessory to commit larceny and ty, which consisted mainly of precious Bt«f Sttak't CharliM Natlonalty large deck, formal dining room, DID YOU KNOW? □MISC. FOR SALE metal items such as gold and silver coins, first-degree accessory to commit larceny. Advartlaad HI Voluma Staah walkout basement, 4 bedrooms, 2- Rely on your real estate silverware and silver services, jewelry He is free under a $1,500 surety bond, pen­ Houaa la looking for poopla who car garage. professional for proper ad­ aaaaaa!!# !!!•# !••!•!••# # !• ara bright, matura and atrortgly DENTAL ASSISTANT - vice with respect to con Articles lor Sale 41 and watches, was allegedly sold to Alfred ding court. motivaiad. Knowledge of basic business PMLBnCK AGENCY 646-4200 , ■. dominium purchases. R. Vitale. 52. of 1 Bruce St.. Vernon, In addition, two juveniles were arrested PLEASE SEND RESUME TO: skills and typing preferred. Dir. of Personnel References. Call 7 a.m. to 12 operator of the Home Improvement in connection with the same cases. They noon, or 3:30 to 4 . 649-9287. COVENTRY $76,500 ★ BarsnAK'SCtURLIES OVERSIZED CAPE Center on Route 83. are facing a total of three counts of third- COVENTRY $75,900 CONTEMPORARY WITH A VIEW ALUMINUM Sheets used as Vitale was charged with first degree degree burglary, and one count each of 230 Park Avanua, Room 940 TYPIST - GLASTONBURY . v l Oversized Cape with lovely COVENTRY $69,900 printing plates, .007 thick Naw York, Naw York, 10017 CIRCA 1780 Center chimney charmer with 5 fireplaces; Four bedroom COLONIAL on child safe street. Enjoy You owe it to yourself to inspect this unique property; larceny and was being held at the police first-degree larceny, second-degree Equal Opportunity Employar M/F law firm. Word processing remodeled kitchen, stove,’ dis­ 23x28'2 , 25 cents each or 5 Wide board floors. Beehive oven and huge country kitchen living in this home with the convenience of 2‘z baths; 1st Charm galore; Balcony bedroom; Wrap around deck; station Thursday night in lieu of posting a larceny and third-degree larceny. skills helpful but not hwasher, disposal included. Nice floor family room; mud room, basement rec room and of­ Split Fieldslone fireplace; Wideboard floors; Insulated m for$l. Phone 643-2711. Must be necessary. Apply to P.O. Box with butcher block, center island cooking center. 1 acre picked up before 11 a m. $15,000 surety bond. He was to be Lt. Martin Kincman of the police 417, Glastonbury 06033. fireplaced living room, large dining lot with outbuilding. fice. A pleasure to see. glass with southern exposure making passively solar. TEDFORD HEAL ESTATE ONLY. presented in Tolland County Superior department’s Special Services Unit which room, 3 bedrooms, family location. Court in Rockville today. WAREHOUSE PERSON. $59 900 conducted the month-long investigation woom) t UUDSIMKD SOPHSTKOnO MIYERS ^ In connection with the series of said the incidents involved breaks into □ N O T IC E S Secure, interesting position. KEITH REAL ESTATE 646-4126 Mature, mechanically in­ Interior Patio Storm Door Kit Excellent family home with This is for you! Customized burglaries also arrested were: Steven homes in January and February, on Park clined, ambitious individual £ 3 bedrooms, LR with young executive home near Cratty, 18, of 114 Terrace Drive, West Drive, Terrace, Wilshire, Jonathan, Lott and Found 1 experienced in warehouse MANCHESTER woodstove in FP. Large Manch. & Bolton line. 3 Rockville, charged with three counts of Brimwood, Oakmoor, and Irene drives procedures. Paid benefits. Charming 3 bedroom Ranch with I'ATIO STOH.M DOOIt—This inlrriiir piitio ^s (hrougli shif;lc Klazrd patio doors. brook. Call Mike Vignone at second-degree burglary, seven counts of carport, set on lovely landscaped It's available in kit form Ihrouch the Krynoids Aluminum llo-it* Elva Kiely 646-7856. hair, oversized paws. Vicinity view, 568-1927. 666-3098. third-degree burglary, four counts of first- The breaks were concentrated on four North Main Street. Reward. lot. Fireplaced living room, large Yourself line of products. COIONUL degree larceny, one count of second- dates, Jan, 9, 30 and 31, and Feb. 1. 649-9613. CimsimuTs M’orned alxjui heat loss Hu d u kIi liUTic patio iila.ss OUTSTMMK! POSTING CLERK WANTED. kitchen, close to shopping. Priced Exquisite - 7 rooms with St. Gracious home on quiet cul- degree larceny, three counts of third- Lt. Kincman said additional arrests and Posting and allocating inven­ duoi's can seek rciicl by m aking (bcii oun m ic n o r storm dour> LOST - Grey striped Tiger at $59,900. Irom a kit i m ’iiMy inirudm Td b\ K«vvnolds 'A luniiiium Charles Kit. for the gourmet de-sac. Over 2.000 sq. ft. of degree larceny, and one count of fourth- charges are anticipated in this ongoing in­ tory. Must be interested in cook. A truly comfortable Cat, with yellow eyes. Name, working with figures. Good ZMSSER AGENCY 646-1511 T lic .storm dour can cut heal Uk s ihrouplT .sin^If $>la/.mii bv as living space. Finished degree larceny. vestigation. He said, unfortunately, to much ns 47 percent. accordinK to ilic ASHH.AK Handbook, an home for your family. Call “Fredrica” Family pet. Bush memory a plus. Call between, bsmnl.. gas heat, oak floors. Cratty was being held at the Hartford date very little of the stolen property has Hill Road area. Reward. 643- mdi'iM'iidcni industry pubhea- Sandy Reich at 644-1727. 9-3 for interview. 568-1927. turn While exact energy sa\* call ea.slly be m itered and cut For appointment call Bar­ Correctional Center in lieu of posting a been recovered and that chances are slim 4559. lu si/c Mill) a standard miter bara Bosetti 649-8716. mils M ill vary dciHMidmp on $33,900. $10,000 bond. for its recovery. MANCHESTER climate cuiulitlons and the box and ImcksaM 'u n inexpen- t m m He cautions residents that with the Pertoneli 2 home's construelion. they can sive initei Ixtx is n\ailable liiiin Four room ranch located on Richard Bennison IV, 18, of 103 4-6 two family in Cheney Historical Re\ Holds' 4 room 2 bdrm ranch on over current value of precious metals, care iM‘ .siHiuhcant large lot near the lake in Jonathan Drive, Vernon, was charged IF YOU WERE AT THE HIGH SCHOOL Junior or District, separate gas furnaces, 2 Corner htiiiiits hold (lu- 2 acres of land commercial­ The Reynold,s Do*It-YouiselI Coventry. Much carpeting, with two counts of second-degree should be taken to protect their valuables. PUMPERNICKLE PUB in Sophomore boys for kitchen iraine louether Mhile the PVC ly zoned. Close to Coventry car barn garage, large lot. $59,900. Alnmiimm Patiu Sturm 1>nii large out-building, low work, (automatic dis­ him IS lit into pre*lonned burglary, seven counts of third-degree Glastonbury on 2/1/80 and Kii uses slundard Ui’vnolds Lake. Call (or more informa­ HOWLAND REALTORS 646-1108 KHKive.s and held in place M’ith maintenance. Appliances picked up the wrong coat, call hwasher) Part time after Aluminum Irame nmlenal.s. a tion on this promising burglary, four counts of first-degree a plasUc spline The loam tH|)e negotiable. Ed Crandall 742- 643-0298. I have yours. school, 3 nights and Satur­ shei'l ol cl(*Hi PVC him. and Government Offices Ls then applied lu the frame listing. Dave Saunders 643- larceny, two counts of seconddegree days. Apply in person Brass >el(*adheinut foam la|H‘ used 9051. txlKes and the unit |)tes.sed In 0303. larceny, and four counts of third-degree Key Restaurant, 829 Main on the lilies ul Die iiaine lor Will Close Monday Announcemenli 3 pasilion. Street, Manchester. slHbilUy and airti(thliie.s.s (MARIMC IS TW WOOD MMSflll larceny. He is free on a $2,500 cash bond RANCH Ftirllirr niforiiialiun is amil- J. Custom 10 rm. 4 bdrm., 3 pending court appearance. ATTENTION TOTALPHONE Oiuv iiLsUtlled, the Mopn For this 7 room ranch set in MANCHESTER — Federal, state and POT WASHER needed full ahlr /nun Rej/rio/rf.v Metals bath colonial. Lg. foyer, Ernest Rehmer, 17, of 21 Hilltop local government offices will close Mon­ SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need BOLTON, 5 iw"' large door M'on'l iilTecl operallun ol Com pan//. Ilardirare/DIYA. 156 L Center Street prime residential area. help receiving your calls? time, weekends included. fireplaced ■> the Hlidmtt hIu-ss dour. P.O Hoj J70UI. Hivhmoud. Va Home could be expanded to open staircase, 2 FPs. FR & Avenue, Vernon, was charged with one day in honor of Washington’s birthday. Apply in person Saturday (Corner of Spruco & E. Cantor Sts.) Temporary or permanent. ment. . lot. 1 owner. Hie aluminum trame pieci^s iiiJtil add 4th bedroom. Ther­ study. Spectacular view! 4.3 count each of third-degree conspiracy to Banks and some businesses will also be Personal Attention ... Very through Friday. Garden 647-1000 EHO _____ mopane windows acres. Alum, siding. Grove C(Caterers, Inc. Keeney Excellent condition! $58,900. commit burglary and first-degree closed. Office hours will resume on Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- throughout. Barbara Bosetti Inground pool. Mary Barn- 8623. Street, Manchester FJ. SPHECKI REALTORS 643-2121 Tuesday. x : 649-8716. ford 429-0735.

I' 1 4 - EVENING HERALD, Ph., Feb. 15, 1980 Frank A Ernaat PeanuU — Charles M. Schulz EVENING HERALD, Fri., Feb. 15, 1980— 15 Apartments For Rent 53 ACROSS substance Answer to Previous Punie I haven't ha p 5 0 much FEMALE ROOMMATE WWAS-mEBESTl cQ 6MAIC'9P 2 Ancient F 1 R 1 Siohts Peruvian 1 0 8 "o D WANTED: Main Street, VALENTINE'S PM FUN AT A PANCE IN 0 V A T T R A 5 Anected 3 Of fur-bearing £L0 E E Manchester area. $60 all X'Wi. HAVt A P. P A T 8 A E R f l b b y EVER, R6-PEN ! ALL MV LIFE' manner animals J living expenses. Call 646-4747 8* N E T R s 0 2 T LAND FOR SALE BY PUBLIC BID P L A T E 9 Hoofier state 4 Female saint I\ .£j after 5. o f By ADigaii van Buren ~ i n (abbr.) lol L E 8 3 N (abbr.) E 2, E N T E E nco B s e f i R ^ o r s a n d 12 Small insect 5 Biblical 1 N THREE-ROOM apartment - 9 13 Lincoln and fj V 1 E14 D FI [•HI Property of The ToUand Aquoduct Company character E R N D E A L Heat, hot water, stove, Fortes 3 n n Location: Easterly side of Buitank Road, Tolland, Connectictit A B l i n d f ^ d . 6 Wild goat N E A N A □ □ □ refrigerator, carpet. Second 14 Caspian 7 Cerise 1R A si T El floor. Centrally located. 15 Highest point 8 Compass e R 0 r? E U T 16 Station anew E E s E Description: Approximately 32 acres with small streams, pond, dam and Adults only. No pets. $235. point 8LiiE Ar" 0 M> R F t E Security deposit. Call 646-7690. Tissue Issue 18 Crash against 9 Wight 8 T T M 1 0 0 N 8 gatehouse. Property formerly used as a reservoir. mm, 19 Rocket fuel -L id Noble gas E [T1 E R 1 8 E T FOUR LARGE ROOMS - litAvei x-i* 20 Optical glass 21 Comedian 11 Diurnal West side. With stove; no ■-No Bowl Game 29 Produced Priscilla’s Pop - - Ed Sullivan King periods Terms: Written bids with certified check for 10% of bid must be filed with utilities. Security and 30 Epochs 44 Nine (Fr.) 23 Same (prefix) 17 Scheme 45 Othello villein George Meacham, President of the company by 12:00 noon, Friday, references. Call 649-2586. DEAR ABBY; What would you think of a daughter-in-law 'SOMETiMES I'M SORRV^ 25 Greased 19 Youth 32 Well-skilled 62 35 Lincoln 47 To the February 29th, at business office, 2 Tolland Green, Tolland, Connecticut Autos For Sale 61 Trucks for Sale * telling you at the dinner table that she thought you used too WE BOUGHT THAT 27 Former (2 wds. 22 Went before Autos For Sale g , Autos For Sale 51 M 23 Hostels sheltered tide 06084. Successful bidder must pay balance due In cash or by certified OWces-Storea for Rent 55 much toilet tissue? She said this right in front of her hus- BEANBAG CHAIR.' ) 36 Manner 1962 CHEVROLET, 5-yard - band, my son! 31 Battery plate 24 Bishop's 38 Actor Kruger 46 Cogwheel check within 15 days after bid Is accepted. Further information may be 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs FOR SALE - 1972 Fury III, PARTS FOR FORD F150 32 Actress Baxter throne PROFESSIONAL / TRUCK, 360. Parts in mint dump truck. Old but runs '' I told her I would be happy to buy her some more toilet 39 Biblical tribe 50 Cheat (si.) excellent. Must sell, good condition. 1974 Duster, good. $900. Call 742-8740. 33 Viscid liquid 25 Leer obtained from Mr. Meacham by calling 875-0894 after 6:00 PM. BUSINESS OFFICE low mileage. Telephone 643- conditon. Only 50,000 miles on tissue if she was low on it, but she insisted she had plen­ 41 Street urchin 51 Spawn BUILDING - Approximately sacrificing! Any reasonable 34 Hawaiian 26 Press clothes offer over $1450. Call after 8242. engine. 643-6268. ty-she just resented my extravagance! volrano, 42 Wing (Fr.) 52 Mild oath in The company reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive 2600 square feet, with ample DODGE D-200, 1970, 4-wheel This same daughter-in-law informed me shortly after her 27 Sometime parking. Close to Center, 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. drive pick-up with Meyer 4- Mauna____ 28 Route 43 Image Britain DODGE c h a r g e r SE 1975- ^'baby was born that I would have to telephone a week in ad­ 35 Alphabet any informality in any bid. hospital and new court 1974 MUSTANG II - With 76 way plow. Low m ile^e. Mint Capri motor. Low mileage. Air conditioning, am-fm vance for an appointment to see the baby. Meanwhile, her 36 Opera by 1 2 building. For info, call 568- condition. Call 871-0672i or 875- 3 4 5 6 7 6 6 10 11 $2000 or best offer. 649-6872 radio, very good condition. mother runs in and out whenever she feels like it. Verdi Dated at Tolland. Connecticut, this 6th day of February, 1980. 7658 or 871-0401. 1497. after 5 p.m. Full tank of gas. $2395 . 646- I am not a difficult mother-in-law, Abby. I have another 37 Dignify 12 13 14 WANTED JUNK AND LATE 5308. i,daughter in law with whom I get along beautifully. 39 Takes meal MANCHESTER- 1000 Square Motorcycles-BIcycles 54 40 Golf gadget 15 16 17 MODEL WRECKS - Cash I am so upset about the way I have been treated that I am Feet Manufacturing. Light In­ Paid. Call Parker Street Used 1974 PLYMOUTH FURY 41 Station (Fr.) .considering selling my property and using the money to 10 I. 20 dustrial Many possibilities. Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. Suburban wagon equipped for 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - 42 Isn't (si.) travel and enjoy myself instead of leaving everything to my 2r ly ■ Office Space included. $375 towing. Many new com­ LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, 45 Author 21 22 monthly. Heat and electric in­ 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- 1971 T-BIRD Good conditon. ponents. Well maintained and 100% stock and in excellent I two sons. I am a widow (only 561 and am considered quite • Fleming ■ cluded. Hayes Corp., 646-0131. 428. 4 barrel, $500, or best, $900 or best offer, call after 6 in excellent condition. $1,300. shape. $4500. 742-8786. wcllto do. Captain Easy — .Crooke ft Lawrence 46 Cloth scrap 25 26 21 29 30 Articles lor Sale 41 Articles tor Sale p.m. 742-5285. The other son Iwiih the nice wife) says I should sell 49 Chinese ■ 41 Apartments For Hen1 53 offer. Call 649-6410, anytime. 633-2042. 31 character 32 Wanted to Bent 57 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT ' everything, travel, and live it up. The son with the dreadful THE TlflER KE5P0NP* 52 Actress Storm ■ ■ CH.-UN K.^LLS. tap and dye MULCH HAY ■ 90 cents bale. LOOKING for anything in real HIGH PERFORMANCE AND 750- Kerker headers. KNN ■ wife says, "Don't sell. Keep it. Vou‘11 get more for it later." 34 , 8 3 . IN9TIHCTIVEL.V TO THE 53 Mae West set. electric welder, acetylene 300 bales available Deliverv estate rental - apartments, RESPONSIBLE ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 filters. Oil cooler. Much " What should I do? If my husband were alive, he would 50UWP OF HER 01.P ■ outfit, aluminum ladder, available Call 742-7107. Aslt homes, multiple dwellings? more! $1500 . 643-4076 before 2 role 37 31 H 3 9 ENERGETIC COUPLE Formla Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 1968 CHEVY VAN. Asking leave nothing to the son with the terrible wife, since he FRIENP'S VOICE... 54 Fakir for Dan No fees. Call J.D Real Estate p.m. trailer tires, new electric looking for 7 Room House. seconds. 30 mpg^^. suspension $500. 649-4049, never liked the girl. Your advice is needed. 55 Region 40 generator, electric lawn- Associates. Inc 646-1980 (Ranch or Cape Cod) to rent radial spoilers. Excellent con­ NO NAME. PLEASE 56 Puck ■ 1979HONDA CM 400 T- 5,500 42 43 44 mower Evenings. 633-7060 THREE-POINT HITCH cord in Manchester for 3 1,80 or dition. $2295. 646-7536. 57 Mexican 46 47 48 wood saw &• blade - Call 644- 456 MAIN STREET- Three sooner Willing to do repairs, miles. Excellent condition. DEAR NO NAME: If iPs neceBsary to sell your property in laborer ■■ ■ DINING ROOM SET Colonial 3234 rooms heated. No appliances. FIAT 128 1975 - Good condi­ $1,800 or best offer. Call 569- 49 50 (paint, wallpaper, floors etc), 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent order to travel and live it up, sell it. Just keep enough to In* 56 Clothes tinter 0222. style SI 400 Call 568-1988 No pets. Tenant Insurance motor. Standard shift. Priced tion. 25 to 30 mpg. Standard. J u n k 53 54 1 55 in exchange for security sure your future security. (P.S, Widows would be wise to WOOD STOVE - Big Moe All- required $225 monthly $300 deposit $350 to $375. Call 643- for quick sale, $650. Also: 1971 Am-fm radio. $1500. Call after DOWN discuss their financial matters with the trust officer of their 56 USED ICE SK.4TES. sizes 7 to nighter Like new. $420 security Call 646-2426, 9677. AUSTIN- Automatic, air con­ 3 p.m., 649-5655. Campers-Trallars 57 56 II. good condition 646-8069. Kerosene Stove with flue. $35. weekdays, 9 to 5 ditioned. 48.000 original miles. Mobile Homes 65 : banks, rather than with their children.) 1 Seaweed Fireplace Grates $8. 742-9784 COUPLE WITH I-year-old $900. Both can be seen at 24 CHEVY VEGA 1973 - I C a t s (NEWSPAPER CNTfURRISE AS5N MANCHESTER MAIN child and outdoor dog, looking North Street. Excellent running condtion. BEST TIME TO BUY. DEAR ABBY: Please do us lawyers a favor and publish STREET - 3-room heated lor reasonable rent. $750. Call 568-1551 anytime. BOUGHTI Clearance sale on all left over ’•this. I vowed that if one more "friend" called me at home for apartment, hot water, 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO models and preowned homes. free legal advice. I’d write to DEAR ABBY! FIREWOOD- 4-foot fresh cut. 43 Manchester, Bolton. Vernon, Bill's Auto Parts Dogs-BIrds-Pets appliances, parking. No pets. South Windsor area. Prefer MX- Excellent condition, low New 14' wide 1979 models ' The cheapskate who calls a lawyer at home, asks if he has $65 a cord Well seasoned. A-1 Security 523-7047. mileage. Quadrophonic TOLLAND from $13,900. Preowned "a minute." and usually ends up talking half an hour. He calls hardwood True full cord. 128 HOME SWEET HOME - wood stove supplementary Ailey Oop — Dave Graue heat. 742-9553. stereo-8 track, power steering CAMARO 1975 - V-8, 187L6231 64»467a homes from $1,495. Trades '' us at home because he's afraid he’ll get a bill if he calls the b r i c l q e cf S90 deliverd in Manchester Complete health-guard FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. / brakes, one owner. 872-6528, automatic. Interior/exterior welcome. Plaza Homes. 828- office. The cheapskate tries to make it sound like a "personal I'M MISTAKEN, SARGE! LOG WAS JUST COMIN' ...OF COURSE, I DIDN'T \ AN' I ALWAYS/ I KNOW, area 528-2950 facilities Cats also. Canine NOT Immediate occupancy. 633-5310, or 659-0508. excellent shape. Runs great. 0369. I'M SURE THAT'S WHERE / OUT OF TH' FOG WHEN NOTICE TH' LITTLE FELLAS J HEARD FOG / SERGEANT.' Holidav Inne. 200 Sheldon ELDERLY COUPLE desire Trucks for Sale 82 call" —"How's the family, etc.," but he always wants some Mature adults only. No pels. neat, clean apartment. Asking $3,100. 643-7736. r-legal advice. THEY CAME FROM.' , - r ^ I FIRST SA W IT, H E A D IN ' ON IT UNTIL IT G O T ^ I S L A N D WAS THAT'S WHAT Road. Manchester. 646-5971. Security Deposit Si ARE YOU SELLING YOUR DEAD-ON FOR TH' BEACH.' CLOSER TO s h o r e ! .r-Cuninhabited .' W E A L L Reasonable and desirable 1976 FORD ECONOLINE GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY My free advice today is: Do not call your lawyer at home Practically perfect slam References. Call 649-1265. VAN 100- V8. Finished i.n- MOBILE home? State wide THOUGHT...UP SE.ASONED FIREWOOD for neighborhood. Call between 6 NEW 721 STEEL BELTED TRUCK- Has the reading except in a real emergency. Do call your lawyer’s secretary UNTIL n o w ! BOX STALLS. TRAILS- Blue terior. Loaded with options. ■listing service for any park in sale $55 1 ton truck load. and 8 p.m., 646-1028. RADIALS - 400 m iles on enclosed bo^, with side com­ for an appointment and expect to pay for the advice. Please call alter 4:00 p.m . Seal Feeding Program. Ring SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM in Captains' Chair, stereo etc. rebuilt Trans. New battery, Connecticut. Call George There actually are several with lights Pastures. Daily partments, Excellent for con­ Adams at Plaza Homes. 828- LEGAL EAGLE 644-1444 two family home. Large WANTED - THREE- $3750. Call 633-3233, 569-1804 or new coil, plugs, distributor tractor 7:30a.m. to 5:30 p.m., lines of play that will bring it turnouts Rockville. Call 875- 0369. NORTH 2.158 private yard. Centrally BEDROOM Apartment. 563-6373 evenings. rotor, distributor cap, oil 633-0249. in despite the actual bad 9954. or 875-0272: 742-9653. located. Close to shopping and DEAR EAGLE: You could cure your cheapskate callers ♦ AQ9 FIREWOOD- .All Hardwood Manchester-Vernon area. change, water pump, fan, V K 7 breaks. We rather fancy the bus line Quiet neignborriood. HOUSETRAILER - Two V quickly by billing them for legal advice dispensed from your cut 1 year ago Cut. split, Married couple with 2 anti-freeze. I've spent $1,500 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- ♦ K842 line that Tom Sanders of deliver^ 12"-16 '-24". Elmer Across from park. Parking for children. Call between 9 am. 2 in 1979 to keep car going. Will Bedrooms, stove, home as well as from your office. Nashville adopted. I AM A MNE-MONTH-OLD Excellent condition. Power refrigerator, table and chairs. AK742 Wilson. 649-5900. 2 cars. All appliance and heat. pm. and 5-9 pm. 871-2567. take half. 1973 Chrysler New­ steering and brakes handsome energetic male No children, no pets. Security Full bathroom, 3 closets. WEST EAST He won the diamond with husky. Need running space, 1974 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA- port w/air, power steering, Automatic transmission. Will ' DEAR ABBY: When a 17-year-old boy asks a girl to a his ace, played three rounds of and references. $375. 646-0778. disc brakes, am/fm locator Ready to go. 10 x50'. $3,000 - school dance, how long should he be kept waiting for her ♦ 10 5 ♦KJ872 ask for Rockie 643-6226. 6 cylinders. Automatic trade lor four wheel drive. firm. Call after 6 pm , 649-6544 V86 3 V954 trumps while discarding a radio 688-4764 or 688-8420. $1995. 6464)557, after 6.00 p.m. “‘answer? o 1»» tt, Nt* IX t M N»9 U S P»1 OK , 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT- lJ a u t o m o t i v e transmission. 39,000 miles. or 642-6386. ♦ J 10 96 ♦753 diamond from dummy, cashed 1 YEAR SEASONED OAK- NEEDED - GOOD HOME for $2100 Please call 649-1354. The boy is our son, and the girl has kept him dangling for ♦ Q 108 5 ♦J9 his queen of diamonds and ace Cut. split and delivered $75 a Newly renovated. Wall-to- 1976 CAPRI II. Excellent con­ ,.,a week. I think she's keeping him dangling, hoping she will abandoned dog: tri-color, MOTORHOME. 1972 Pace of clubs. led a club to cord Call 643-7706,alter 4 30 wall carpeting. In Manchester dition. 4-cylinder. 3 door. Low get a better offer, and if she doesn't get one. she'll go with The Flintetones — Hanna Barbara Productions SOUTH pointer-cross. 9 months, male on bus line. $ ^ . plus utilities Aufos For Sale SI Arrow. 24' Sleeps 6 to 8. ♦ 64 3 dummy's king, discarded a pm Housebroken. Call 342-3207. mileage. After 4 , 872-0479. ‘Jhim. Call after 6 p.m.. 684-4526. 69 FORD PICK-UP FlOO with Automatic transmission, VAQJ 102 club to the king of diamonds WE PAY TOP PRICES for So. how. long should he dangle? THAT'S IT,MRS.FUNrSTONE ... WELL, m ayb e if and ruffed a club. PINE TRESTLE TABLE i 1967 DODGE. Please call CHEVY VEGA GT 1972 - 4- w o ^ cap, AM/FM CB and power steering, power brakes, ...I CAN'T FIND A THING 1 TRY A LITTLE ♦ AQ FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT wrecked and junk cars. A & B air conditioning. 37,000 miles. o. HIS MOTHER ♦ A63 BENCH- 10 Speed Bike las Auto Salvage, used auto parts. after 5:30 p.m., 647-9240. Keep speed. Very good condition. carpet. Asking $1,200. 871- WRONG WITH you/.... HARDER..,. Clubs failed to break and as isi Call 643-4512. Uusical Instruments 44 - Heat, hot water. Adults. No trying if no answer. $850. Ask for Bill, 646-9377. 6360. $8,800. 742-8740. Vulnerable: Both you can see the spade finesse Call Tonv 646-6223 DEAR MOTHER: If he’s been dangling for a week, he pets. References. Security. Dealer: South was off. but as long as West FIREWOOD: Cut & split to HOLTON TRUMPET - Good $285 . 643-7875 before 5 p.m. should consider himself cut down and free to ask another / held the last diamond the order $60 per cord. Delivery- condition. $90 or best offer ffirl. Wnl North Eait Sou slam was home extra Hebron 228-0168. 646-1032 BEAUTIFULLY Whether you went t formal church REMODELED Five-room wedding or a simple do-your-own-thing ceremony, get Pass 3 NT Pass All Tommy had to do was to Pass Pass 4 CHROME WHEELS - 14X6. 1 2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ apartment. New kitchen, new Business & Service Pass lead a spade and stick in with locks and lugs Call 528- cluding Ovations, plus free floors, stove, dishwasher, Send $I and a long, stamped (28 cents) sefl-addressed dummy's nine. East took his 3957 after 8 30 p m case with this ad. Carlos carpeted. Quiet street. $400 Mvetope to Abhy: 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly HUIs, Calif. Opening lead:^ J jack and had to lead a spade itars60'T off. Rivers Music. per month. No utilities, right back into dummy's ace- Main Street. New Britain. securitv. Strano Real Estate, queen. 225-1977r Layaways. 646-2006 WE BUY & SELL USED Q , / - Note that if West had FURNITURE- One piece or FEMALE ROOMMATE played his 10 spot the play of entire household. Cash On The WANTED to find and share ^ flstroqroph By Oswald Jacoby the queen from dummmy and Alan Sontag would have caught East in the Line. Furniture Barn. 646- Antiques 48 apartment in Manchester- The Born Loser — Art Sansom 0865 Elast Hartford area. 646-2186 same end play. WANTED - Antique Fur­ after 5 pm. • Bernice Bede Osol The heart slam is a really (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN j niture. Glass. Pewter. Oil IWlV6 5 IMgY \ M Y O W BRDIHH? irax)LPHAv&' good one. After the diamond foolish, or anything where the lead, it will make if the spade (For a copy ol „AC08Y FDR SALEJO-horse Ariens Paintings, or Antique items. FOR RENT COVENTRY GLUM, AjJDl'iOQJe DipioT Kwew H " f o m y r . a i p P H ? Hi$ R. Harrison, 643-8709. LAKE; 4 rooms, porch, third (C fo u r odds are obviously stacked 1 finesse is on; if clubs break 3- MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at Snowblower 5-speed forward. floor, refrigerator, range, against you. JAKE?A CARE9 . MIWP1DRAY. 3; if a squeeze or end play can Bridge," care of this newspa­ 1 reverse, with tirechains ^ r t h d a y CANCER (June 21-July 22) be developeded; and. failing all per, P.O. Box 489. Radio City Used 1 season. $550 Call after USED FURNITURE & heat included, no pets, $K5. Building Contrecting 33 Boollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 35 31 Servlcee Ottered 31 Pelnllng-Peperlng 32 Don't allow yourself to be caught that, if thelie defense slips a Slalion, New York. NY. 5 D m . 646-7230 ANTIQUES at Woodside An­ 742-7419. Services Ottered in one-upsmanship situations tiques, 643-4639 Open Daily. trifle 10019.1 TEACHERS - E)merienced SPECIALIZING cleaning and mill Fabruary 16,1960 today because you could say or (Old King's Building I. corner MANCHESTER - Second C&M TREE SERVICE - Free KITCHENS, COUNTER BEAUTIFUL HITCHCOCK FOR EXPERT TAILORING Interior, Exterior repairing chimneys, roofs’, ■ This coming year you are likely do something that might prove of Pine Street St Hartford floor. 5 rooms. Private en­ estimates, discount senior Dressmaking and Alterations, TOPS, PAINTING & • to. be more fortunate with new embarrassing. Play it humble. HUTCH -Open top. like new Paperhanging, Painting, new roofs. Free estimates. 30 Road. trance. Room for 2 cars. Close citizens. Company WALLPAPERING - Block • projects or enterprises than you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Careless $350. Twin Spool Beds, com­ call or visit us at Maria’s Staining. Reasonable Rates. years Experience. Rowley; to school and shopping. Manchester-owned and Tailoring Si Alterations, 31 Tile Floors, Bathrooms, • Will be with old ones If some- or impulsive buying today could plete. $100 Call 649-3253; or Free Estimates. Pete 649- 643-5361. A N T IQ U E S Si Available March 1. No operated. Call 646-1327. West Middle TurnpikeTurnpi Ceramic Tile & Finish Work. • thing fresh comes along that cause you problems later. Be 643-3102 5873, Jim 289-3579. m looks good, give it a go. sure that what you purchase has COLLECTIBLES - Will utilities. No pets. Call 875^ Manchester, or call M(Maria Commercial Si Residential. FIREPLACE AND purchase outright, or sell on Free estimates. 646-3046. « AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) warranties or can be taken back. Heathcliff — George Gately EARLY AMERICAN 6905 B&M TREE SERVICE- Nardulli 646-2330. Hours; 9 CHIMNEY CONSTRUCTION, 2 before entering into any joint VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) Both commission Houselot or Specialist in tree and stump a m. - 5:30 p.m,, Tuesday - Brick, Fieldstone SpecialisL beautiful five-piece Bedroom CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. • venture today, be certain your you and your mate could hold single piece. Telephone 644- ONE-BEDROOM removal. Free estimates. Saturday. Telephone John Wennergre», very strong opinions today Set Queen size bed Excellent Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. • oounterpart can offer as much as 8962. APARTMENT on Main Street Senior citizen discount. 24 R&R HEBERT PAINTING- Mason. 649-3012. • you. No one will benefit if the regarding the way something condition $600. or best offer Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. Call 643-0932 after 6 p.m - Downtown. Available March hour, year round service. 643- I n t e r i o r Si Exterior. m deal is lopsided. How to get should be done. Neither will want WinthroD — Dick Cavalli WORLD WAR I Doughboy 1 $195 m onthly, plus 1 7285. SPECIAL WINTER WOMAN WOULD LIKE JOB "Guaranteed Quality Heeting-Plumbing 35 • along with persons born under to yield. Avoid situations that Lamp. Brass Candlesticks, WES ROBBINS Carpentry ” other signs is one of the sections could yield impasses. ELLINGTON COAL month's security. Includes RATES! CLEANING OFFICES. Workmanship!" Call 649-7718. Tables, and Soundscribber heat and hot w ater. No remodeling specialist. Ao- NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet ■ you'll enjoy in your new Astro- LIBRA (8«pt. 23-Oct. 23) Don't COMPA.NY - $88 a ton-loose. Tuesday, Wednesday and • Graph Letter which begins with delude yourself into believing PIP VdXi KKCW -mATi^RM e ^ HQPRAY R3R '' I T H IN K \'hk BB^INNINKy with stand. 26 Benton Street, children, pets or parking. Call EXPERT PAINTING and ditions, rec rooms, dormers, repairs, plugged drainj $95 a ton bagged 11 'z West Thursday evenings from 6-9 INTEmOII PAINTINB built-ins, bathrooms, • ^ U r birthday. Mail $1 for each to problems that should be tended C A U 6 E M O e r CPF T H E -THE5e?2A/e/ TO BACKLASH. Saturday only, 9 to 3. alter 6 p m 644-2314 LANDSCAPING Specializing pm. Manchester area. Depen­ kitchen faucets replaced Road. Rockville Closed Sun­ A WALLPAPERINB kitchens, 649-3446. m Astro-Graph. Box 469. Radio to today will somehow take care 6ERI(PUe ILLN EeseS IN days Si Mondays, hours 8 am in Exterior House Painting. dable. 649-2152 after 5. repaired, rec rooms, M Oity Station, N Y I00I9. Be sure of themselves. Just saying Wanted to Buy 49 Tree pruning, spraying, Quality. Professional Work at THIS QPUNTTZy? to 5 pm 872-4524 Reasonable Prices! Fully Insured, batnroom remodeling, heat ■ tb specify birth date. "presto" won't make them X T mowing, weeding. Call 742- I PISCES (Fsb. 20-Msrch 20) disappear. Free Estimates. Boollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 modernization, etc. Free / STAMPS - Private collector 7947. Estimate gladly given. M i M • Make it a point today to share SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You SEASONED OAK TWO-ROOM EFFICIENCY: G.L McHugh would like to buy a few aban­ Pelnllng-Peperlng Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871 • tfrty good fortune with those who could experience some peer FIREWOOD $50 a dump Furnished, share bath, all 32 • 4 3 - 9 3 1 1 BIDWELL HOME Improve­ doned collections or ac­ BRICK, BLOCK, STONE ment Co. Expert installation H b6ve helped you in the past. Be pressure today and feel you have truck load George Grilling utilities. Security, $230 per • as generous with them as they to do something just because it's cumulations to fill open Fireplaces, concrete. PAINTING - Interior and of aluminum siding gutters Flooring 3 Andover Call 742-7886 spaces Call 649-6642 after 4 month. 646-7487 • were with you the thing to do. Go along with Chimney repairs. No job too exterior, paperhanging, and trim. Roofing installation pm . excellent work refer“nces. Building Contracting 33 1 IK IES (March 21-April 19) the group — unless it violates TAKARA 10-SPEED 2U small Save! Call 644-8356 for and repairs 649-6495. 871-2323. FLOORSANDING & • Before taking on new projects your standards. FR.AME - Less than year old estimates. Free estimates. Fully in­ REFINISHING- Floors like ■ today, be sure to finish what SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) P(Oi WANTED - Used China sured. Martin Matson, 649- Perfect condition $125 Call TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY new. Specializing in older • you've already begun. Don't let Contribute to the tranquility on Cabinet and Used Electric 4431.______ROOFER WILL Install Roof. 2-15 649-5422 TWO-ROOM EFFICIENCY: WATERPROOFING Carpentry and general con­ Siding or Gutter for Low floors. Natural and stained ■ lyour Impulsiveness overload you. the home front today instead of Stove Call alter 5 p m.. 649- Hatchways, foundation floors. No waxing any more, • TAURUS (April 20-May 20) being disruptive. Selfish 7205 Share bath, all utilities. ASiW PAINTING Contrac­ tracting. Residential and Discount Price. Call Ken at OAK FIREWOOD - Seasoned Security 6-month lease. $225 cracks, tileup pumps, gravity John Verfaille, 6«-5750. • Rather than spoil the fun for demands could cause family tors. Quality painting and commercial. Whether it be a 647-1566. • yourself or others, it may be members to behave similarly. 1 year Cut. split delivered per month. 646-7487. feeds, window wells. 30 years’ small repair job, a custom experience. 643-4953, 872-8413. paper hanging at reasonable » wiser today to forego gatherings CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) Short Ribs — Frank Hiil and stacked $90 a cord Call rates. Fully insured. Free built home or anything in • where there are persons you Someone you know from experi­ 643-0325 FEMALE ROOMMATE between, call 646-1379. ence to be overbearing should H E L O O K E D ' RENTALS "ATTENTION WORKING Estimates. Call Wayne 649- " don't enjoy WANTED: Manchester 7696. • GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Chal- be avoided today You won't ^ O ^ C C O FOR SALE ARCTIC CAT Townhouse, $135/month with PARENTS " I will babysit CARPENTRY St MASONRY - " lenges may hold a particular appreciate being told what to do your child in my home with snowmobile. 1975 Eltigre 440 Booms lor Bent 52 heat and hot water Available PERSONAL Paperhanging Additions and Remodeling. 2 appeal today, but you must be or howto think. loving care. 528-8560. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | Plus double trailer $.1000 Call March I. Non-smoker please. for particular people, by Dick. Free estimates. Call Anthony ■ careful not to attempt anything 649-8506 after 6 THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ 649-1312. Call 643-5703 anytime. Squillacote 649-0811. trally located Downtown BOOKKEEPING- " he's got himself a wok /" Professionally done in my ; ; Berry’s World — Jim Berry MOVING Manchester Kitchen PROFESSIONAL PAINTING FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY REGRIGERATOR STOVE. privileges Call 649-2358 home. Pick up and deliverV - Remodeling and Additions. arrangement. Please call 647- - Interior and exterior. Income Tax Services Buga Bunny — Helmdahl ft Stoffel KITCHEN SF:T. Household Prolm te Nolict* Commercial and residential. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Items, tools. 26 Benton St 2 ROOMS-1 F'ree. 1 $20 week­ 1785, NOTICK TO CREDITORS Free estimates. Fully in­ years' experience! For Free Saturday only 9 to 3 ly; mature male and female. ESTATE OF CHARLES KELLNER, sured. 646-4879. Estimates, call 646-4239. 0 E T A l it t l e CLOSEI^ One with License for errands deceased SPECIALISTS IN HOME IMPROVEMENT- Roofing, ART AUCTION original oil and meals Private entrance The Hon William E Fitz(Jerald. J.P. LEWIS Si SON- Custom FARRAND REMODELING - I?ABBIT AND TAKE. Jud^e. of (he Court of I’robate. Remodeling Additions. R.P. paintings with frames F’ree Call 649-5459 Decorating, Interior & Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, INCOME TAX YOUR SMOT, District of Manchester at a hearms Roushon Builders, Inc., 633- Our Boarding House This Funny World door prize, coffee and donuts held on Feb II. 1980 ordered that all Exterior Painting, Room Additions, Decks, All PREPARATION SERVICE - South Windsor VFW Post 3654. Upes of Remodeling and At your borne. 20 Years CLEAN FURNISHED claims must be presented to (he Paperhanging & Remodeling, INCOME TAX tell ME.51JPERINTENPENT' VOTERS MOSTLY LONG 0 Im 10251-sponsored Feb 22. 7:30 fiduciary on or before Mav II. 1980 or Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ Experience. Dan Mosler, 649- SLEEPING ROOM for Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. PREPARATION, Reasonable F(0R A RETURN TO LOW p m . South Windsor Town mature gentleman Call alter be barrra as by law provided ly insured. Phone 643-6017. 33». or 525-8263. (3R^NT, ARE ')43U QPINING f’earl J Hultman, Call 649-9658. accurate, in your home or THE TREND SACK TD TAXES! The (ONLY BOND Hall 6 00 p m . 646-4701 Asi't Clerk mine. Norm Marshall, 643- The fiduciary is LEON CIESZYNSKI BA6 I(26? A NATION ISSUE TO PASS WAS INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR LEE PAINTING - Interior & 9044. FOR A PARKING SARAGEl WOO!) F'OR SALE ■ Seasoned FURNISHED SLEEPING David C Rap|>e BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ GROWN WEARY OF V 0 Box 247 Home Improvements. Wall Exterior. "Check My Rate 2 years Cut and spin fireplace ROOM for mature gentleman. ditions, Remodeling, Rec ILLITERATE \£ (,’oventry. Conn papering and painting and all Before You Deco-.^te''. U0 N(S6 FOR A. CHALK BUDGET length $50 a Pick up truck Share modern batn Parking 06238 phases of remodeling, in­ Dependable. Fully Insured. Rooms, Garages, Kitchens GIVE TAX PROBLEMS the 029-02 Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath AS A FRILL! load delivered Slacking available ,No rooking. Securi- cluding roofing and siding. 646-1653. ole 1-2 punch! Tax Corpora­ RETURN TO ^ ^ available Call after 5 742- ly and references $150 Tile, Dormers, Roofing. ALLEN T. KEELER TAX THE 3 R's! ttAAA Free estimates. 647-1227. tion ol America, SECOND SERVICE: Returns prepared 7107. ask for Dan monthly Call 643-2121. DAN SHEA PAINTING & Residential or Commercial. largest Tax Service is FIRST AC 649-4291. , in the privacy of your home. QUALITY DECORATING- Interior & in convenience. Your home- or Don't delay - call today. 871- Exterior. Also: Wallpapapering, my oflice. 647-9426. Pauline HOUSECLEANING done in CARPENTRY - All types of 1781. Qualitytiity Craftsmans!hip! Call Kozuck. A N EXPLOSIVE P ro liair Noliri* l*nil»a(e Nolin* i’roliult* your home. Manchester repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool vicinity. Call 646-5168: if no 646-5424 b a s k e t b a l l ... M J lK K 10 I f(l'.I$riO|(S NOTH K TO CREDITORS Sheds, and Gutters. 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Man< hi'stiT ( T 06040 Seneca 3.-/S' Mdncliusiuf ( onn T4illan4f (T 06084 Carpenter, ^ 7 7 8 8 . <«>040 ir28ir2 C 'W'-V »** ' M H * » "Uuddy, you don’t know how lucky you are!" 16 - EVENING HERALD, Fri„ Feb. 15, 1980 School Superintendent Back on Job after Surgery By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA “I miss it.” Nor has he gained weight,"Not yet anyway” Herald Reporter says the pessimist part of his nature. MANCHESTER — Superintendent of Schools James' But then the optimist rears its head as Kennedy says Kennedy "is all read out" after a month of recuperating happily, “The by-pass seems to be working well. The from surgery and is ready to get back to work. healing process is coming along.” Kennedy's operation Jan. 8 to by-pass an artery blockage in his left leg was supposed to require a recuperation period of eight weeks. After five weeks the school superintendent was back at his desk Wednesday, hard at work on his annual budget presentation. AL SIEFFERTS PRESIDENTS DAYS Before entering the hospital, Kennedy had climbed out of his sickbed to complete his budget message to the Board of Education. During his illness, that board SAYS... reviewed the budget, and accepted it without recommen­ ding any cuts. As the next stage in the budget's slow progress, the WHY PAY MORE? Board of Education, the administrators, the general manager, and the Board of Directors will meet Feb. 26. On his first several hours back at his office, Kennedy was working on a presentation to this group. Kennedy said he would try to work half days for the remainder of this week, and put in several hours during the school vacation set for next week. EKA “Wednesday, I’ll try for almost a full day, and see how AUTO SECTION my leg holds up,” Kennedy said. He said his doctor is keeping him on a light rein, only allowing him to work “if I promise to keep my foot up, and not overdo it." After reading several volumes, -Kennedy was having a hard time holding himself back from getting into the swing of things again. “Have I missed working? Yes, yes, yes, particularly as I started to feel better," he said Superintendent of Schools James Kennedy recover from surgery. (Herald photo by emphatically. was back at work, after a five-week break to Shea) He said the thought of being out of commission for eight weeks had “given great expectations” that he’d get a lot of reading done but after only five weeks of a life of leisure “I’m about read out.” MVD Drops Car-Theft Probe Kennedy recommended Tom Woolf’s book. The Right HARTFORD (UPl) - The state particular case." Stuff, which is a story of the Mercury astronauts. He con­ Massachusetts and New York you’ve sidered The Breathem, by Bob Woodward and Scott Motor Vehicles Department has been Three police officers, in sworn VAC ON SPECIAL got some sharp operators. The bad Armstrong, “good, but labored in spots.” forced to drop investigations of testimony before the committee, guy should not have the edge but he Nonfiction is his true literary love, Kennedy tackled stolen car operations because of said they had to end a year-long in­ does.” manpower shortages, an inspector vestigation against an unidentified parts of Henry Kissenger’s book, along with educational says. auto junk dealer in 1978 because the Police Detective James Gates told tracts, several truly appropriate examples of bedside MVD Inspector Patrick Balisano. MVD suddenly stopped cooperating the committee an MVD officer in reading. Kennedy’s reading was broken up by the walks his Peak 3 .0 H.P. told the Legislature s Transportation in the probe. Wethersfield told him for two Committee Thurs.day that his The committee subpoenaed straight days in January 1978 he was recovery program mandated. “The doctor told me to ' superiors" have told him many Balisano. the officers and Assistant “too busy" to discuss obtaining walk as much as I couldl. I got it up to three miles a day.” The illness has increased Kennedy’s compassion for the Power Team times to "drop very heavy cases” ^ t e 's Attorney Thomas Miano to arrest warrants in the case. handicapped, as he spoke of never realizing how often a because "we don't have the man­ find out why the junk dealer, even­ certain part of the body is used, until the use of that part WITH VIBRA-GROOMER U power to stand on a case for six tually arrested and convicted of Police Detective Fred Morhardt is denied, or is painful. BEATER BAR BRUSH ROLL for Washington s Birthday weeks. " possession of stolen autos, was still told the lawmakers, “We had com­ He said his superiors decide which doing business. While an illness can make one appreciative of health, plete cooperation at the beginning laying in bed often prompts people to resort to the stolen car conviction cases will be Miano testified that last year 16.681 and then it just stopped. " 2 Stage Motor pursued. vehicles were reported stolen in pleasures available, such as eating and smoking. Miano said he was “ not here to Having quit smoking after years of partaking in the Balisano said he only knew of one Connecticut. He said about 83 per­ cast any aspersions." But he told the auto scrap yard dealer in five years cent were recovered, but many have vice, Kennedy said he was worried his illness would committee he was dismayed the un­ provoke a relapse. He said he hadn’t given in, although. whose license has been revoked and been stripped of valuable parts. identified junk dealer, although con­ added that although he's the only in­ Hartford Police Sgt. Leo LePage victed of a felony and in apparent Essoy Winners Named spector assigned to checking said when the case began in 1977 all violation of MVD regulations, was • Washington’s Birthday has junkyards, he has only visited five of went well. But. he said. “Suddenly, still in business. He said the MVD VERNON — Suzanne Ouellet of Ellington has been available for inspection the 163 in Connecticut in the past five the Motor Vehicles Department in­ failed to respond to his letters on the named the winner of the essay contest sponsored by the long been associated with during the annual years. spectors were pulled without any matter for nine months. Captian Noah Grant Chapter of the Daughters of the Cherry pies and open houses Washington’s Birthday open Stolen car rings often buy junk cars explanation. American Revolution. at automobile dealers to house. from scrap dealers to obtain vehicle "1 could not find out why, it was The oversight hearings being con­ The theme of the contest was “How to Dispose of the allow prospective customers Since the automobile first identification numbers for stolen frustrating. " said LePage, who said Flag of the United States of America Properly.” cars. Authorities also say there are a he finally went to MVD Com­ ducted by co-chairman Rep. Thom to inspect the latest lineups of appeared, America started Serrani, D-Stamford, have brought Miss Ouellet is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Andre number of "chop shops" where missioner Benjamin Muzio. "He said new autos. its love affair with the car. sharp rebuke from Muzio. who has Ouellet of Wapping Woods Road. She is a member of stolen cars are disassembled and he would look into it but 1 never Junior Girl Scout Troop 737 of St, Joseph’s School, This tradition is continued This Washington's sold for parts. heard from anyone. I never got an labeled them a "witch hunt. " Muzio Rockville. i again this year and Birthday open house period "I'm one man with perhaps 500 il­ answer." angrily told reporters last week he wouldn't testify before the com­ Elisa Mis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Mis Jr. Manchester area auto will provide ample opportuni­ legal operations in the state. " said "Connecticut is a wide open state, " of Edith Road, also a member of Troop 737, was awarded MOTOR HERE Balisano. "1 can't put priority on any LePage said. 'Sitting between mittee again unless he was forced to. deaiers have a wide variety of ty for Manchester area second-place prize in the contest. Colleen Lorenc, third makes and models to offer. place winner, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. residents to participate in Lorenc of Ellington and a member of Junior Girl Scout Models ranging from the and continue the affair. Troop 702, Ellington. simplest of economy sedans Ryan To Be Acting Chief to sports cars to the ultimate Lee Enderlin SOUTH WINDSOR — Acting Town Manager Charles position. Free Clinic in luxurious autos are all Enes said he would approach the Town Council for _ Auto Editor Enes has given legal clearance for the appointment of COVENTRY -The blood pressure screening Assistant Chief of Police William R. Ryan, as chief when direction in rjla c in g Kerrigan but the majority of the p " 2 Chief John Kerrigan retires March 21. Association of Coventry p.m. at Hills Pharmacy. MODEL 1760 John Woodcock, town attorney, said Enes can legally pointment Inc, will sponsor a free appoint the new chief from within the ranks of the depart­ ment. without advertising the position. 2-MOTOR He said, “When a vacancy occurs, the town manager POWER can decide if the vacancy can be perceived as a PUBLIC AUCTION TEAM promotional opportunity.” Chief Kerrigan announced, about a week ago, that he S. MANHEIMER, AUCTIONEER SELLS ONLY was planning to retire on his 65th birthday. He was the ® 9-PIECE TOOL 199 SET TOOL-PAK® . Roto- town's first full-time chief and has held that position for 11 years. He came from the Hartford Police Department by order of the U.S. Government Matic® powerhead adjusts automatically to where he served as chief and had been with that depart­ DIAMOND INVENTORY OF any carpet height from low nap to high ment for some 29 years, shags. Cordaway® Automatic Cordreel... 19V2 foot useable cord. Ryan, 51, has been with the South Windsor Department for 17 years and was promoted from captain to assistant BALCH PONTIAC- MANCHESTER chief last July. FIVE FLAGS LTD. - CATALOG SHOWROOM Mayor Edward Havens said this week that he believes Ryan has the support of the townspeople and "most SAVE >30 SAVE <49 would like to see Bill Ryan appointed to the ?24,260 BUICK DEALERS ASSN. (Moved lor Convonlonca of S ilt) ON EUREKA ON EUREKA Td: SONESTA HOTEL (PLAZA ROOM), HARTFORD, CONN. Upright with Higher Fire Rating TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19TH - 12:00 NOON CALVIN FORD-SAAB MANCHESTER Possible in Vernon ALL STEEL VERNON — Because the The better the insurance W m i ^ CANISTER town has bought better fire CARTER CHEVROLET PLYMOUTH rating a town has, the 2-STAOE MOTOR fighting equipment, im­ better the chances are for VCMAR proved its housing and lower insurance payments 1.g H.P. building code enforcement, by homeowners, ^100,000 Worth of Diamonds t - t . iL' CHARTER OAK MORIARTY hired a full-time fire businesses, and the town. marshal, made provisions Marcham said he doesn’t for better water supplies, feel homeowners would Trtpiveaif and improved training for DIAMOND RINGS PiMnIflB powtr. notice much change for 14 KT. & 18 KT. JEWELRY 6m m , IfutM , RUICK RROTHERS firefighters, it hopes to ob­ homeowners but the 0 tain a better fire rating. change of rating could —tMWVMttN) The town hasn't had its benefit commercial rates rating updated for some 10 more. REGAL CAR CARE years. Its present rate is C- DECORMIER 6 which is reportedly an DIAMONDS: LARGE SELECTION OF DIAMOND SOLITAIRE average rating for towns a n t iq u e s RINGS UP TO 2 CT. DIAMOND CLUSTER RINGS, DIAMOND ^ ONLY with similar population I’KOKESSIONAL BALERINA RINGS, DIAMOND WEDDING SETS, TIFFANY STYLE CENTER and size of Vernon and DATSUN STRIPIMN(; & ENGAGEMENT RINGS, AND GENT’S DIAMOND RINGS served by volunteer fire RKKIMSHINi; departments. • Wicker Reweaving •Veneer M ODEL 3720 The possibilitx of the TOLLAND COUNTY Repair •Seats Hushed and Caned new rating has been dis­ •Chair and Furniture Keglued DILLON FORD cussed by the Fire Subcom­ •General Furniture Repair •Lathe ■12" wide deep-sucllon carpet nozzle mittee of the Town Council & Hand Carving •Proper Restora­ tion ol your (me antiques •Call: • Convenient tool p ak; car­ V.W. headed by Council member rier Includes: Stephen Marcham. HERMAN MOTORS Kiri PvhlnMn lloor and wall brush, 2U3-646-2S86 INSPECTION: 10:00 AM SALE DAY upholalery nozzle, dusting brush, WILL BE SOLD PIECE BY PIECE and crevice tool SILKTOWN 1 7 ^ SELL FOR IMMEDIATE REMOVAL MODEL 1458 • Long, llme-savlng HOFFMAN OLDS 19V5 ft. power cord. TERMS OF SALE: CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK MOTORS Messeuger-Delivery s LYNCH TOYOTA Service Manheimer Associates A t SMALL PACKAGES • ENVELOPES • LOCAL Commercial and Industrial Auctioneers 44S HARTFORD RD. | J | / CAll FOR DMICTIONS Door to Door ■ Some Doy Service 35 Pearl Street, New London. Conn. 203-443-5942 M ANCHESTER 647-9997 or 9998 A SERVICE OF OF CONNECTICUT. INC. ^ ^ OPEN TONITE TIL 9 VILUGE SURURRAN SSf, s Sm TUIS.. WED.« SAT. 'T il S 6 4 6 -1 1 4 0 ■■■ MON., TNMIS. A Til. 'Til 9 MOTORS MOTORS SUPPLEMENT TO THE HERALD FEBRUARY 15. 1980 EVENING HERALD, Kri„ Feb. 15, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Fri., Feb. 15, 1980

OldsmobileOffers 27 Models for ’80 Ford Crown Victoria Returns WE BUY, SELL, & REPAIR Ranging from the sporty- VOLKSWAGENS subcompact Starfire to the black or white exterior Innovations in torque converter has been The Automatic Over­ cylinder engine, and the technology, the 25th an­ The original connotation top-of-the-line Toronado, colors. The option includes designed to further reduce drive Transmission is new optional engine is the WE REBUILD ENGINES niversary of one of the of a Thunderbird being a the'1980 Oldsmobile lineup W-30 and 4-4-2 identifica­ drag at idle to further im­ available as an option with new 4.2 liter V-8. most popular American convertible, stopped when AND TRANSMISSIONS includes 27 models, one tion, gold accent stripes prove fuel economy. the optional 5.0 liter The same 4.2 liter engine automobiles, and the re- convertibles were dropped SPECIALS ON: BRAKES, TUNE-UPS, more than was available in and goid painted grilie, To those familiar with from the Thunderbird line engine. is the V-8 power plant 1979, introduction of a classic pillar, hood and top. Also cars of the 1950’s, which at the end of the 1966 model Also new for the 1980 available as an option in MUFFLERS The popular diesel option model, highlight the 1980 included are aluminum have become "classics” in year. Thunderbird is a new elec­ the Fairmont and Mustang will be offered in 21 Ford line. sport wheels, sport recent years, the top of the The origiani Thunderbird tronic instrument cluster Series also. Oldsmobile models in 1980. All models of Ford cars mirrors and raised white line full-size Ford model of 1955 was built on a 102- which is standard on the Standard engine for the GAS SAVERS All new Oldsmobile and trucks are available at letter tires. for 1980 bears a familiar inch wheelbase and in­ Town Landau and Silver Fiarmont is a 2.3 liter models are available at Dillon Sales and Service, The 5.7-liter, four barrel name. cluded a wide range of con­ Anniversary series. It is overhaed camshaft four Hoffman Oldsmobile, 700 319 Main St. 74 SUPERBEnLE>2695 70 VW CONV. <1495 V-8 engine is standard with The Ford LTD Crown venience features in­ optional on other series. cylinder and for the first 2 TO CHOOSE FROM, 1 WITH SUNROOF 6NQINE Connecticut Blvd, in East Ford's Automatic Over­ the package and is the only Victoria is an updated ver­ cluding power brakes, In includes a digital- time this year, is offered in Hartford. drive Transmission is a Cutlass where the engine is sion of the Ford Fairlane power steering, power win­ display speedometer and a turbo-charged version for Here's a rundown on the first among domestic auto available. An automatic Crown Victoria which was dows and power seats. an electronic fuel gauge the fairmont. new Oldsmobile lineup: Cutlass Cruiser manufacturers and is 73 VW BUG <2295 li® * * * * ® transmission is also stan­ introduced for the 1955 The 1980 Thunderbird with a vacuum-fluorescent The Mustang line-up for •STARFIRE ... Two offered as an option with REBUILT ENQINE, AUTO. hood paint stripes in black, models, the Omega obtains dard on the 4-4-2. model year and enjoyed a continues the tradition of a "bar chart” indicator. The 1980 also includes the re- Starfire models will be Salon coupe, Cutlass sedan, the 5.8 liter (351 cubic in­ white or metallic gold and a fuel economy rating of up successful run of two luxurious personal car. and speedometer is capable of introduction of a classic 73 MAVEHCK <1695 available — the two-door Cutlass Salon Brougham ch) V-8 engine in both the $ C Q C • CVL, AUTO., REAL CLEAN GT lettering. Other GT to six miles more per Chevrolet Caprice years. also offers improved fuel converting from miles-per name — Cobra. sports coupe and the SX coupe. Cutlass Supreme • EIGHTY-EIGHT LTD and Thunderbird 66 VWBUG equipment is a 3.8-liter V-6 gallon over comparable As with the '55 and '56 economy over the 1979 hour to kilometers-per The latest Cobra is a REBUILT ENQINE sports coupe. Both are coupe. Cutlass LS sedan, The Delta 88,88 Royale and lines. engine, Starfire rallye 1979 models. Crown Victorias, the 1980 model. hour by a driver-operated three-door hatchback with hatchbacks with fold-down Cutlass Supreme 88 Royale Brougham are Preliminary Ford tests 72 MAVERICK <995 wheels, raised white letter Four models are offered Ford LTD Crown Victoria, The standard power selector switch. The elec­ the 2.3 liter, turbo-charged rear seats Brougham coupe. Cutlass available in either two- with the new transmission <1695 tires and the instrument a coupe and sedan in two sports a distinctive chrome plant for the new genera­ tronic digital clock records engine. A firenza package, which Brougham sedan. Cutlass door coupe or four-door and the optional 5.8 liter 724 SPEED VW6UG panel has a tachometer, series, the Omega and band extending from the tion of "T-Birds " is a 4.2 the date and elapsed time. Rounding out the line-up includes a special front air voltage meter, Calais coupe. Cutlass sedan styles. The front end engine in a Ford LTD, in­ upper part of the body and 71 SUPERBEETLE<1595 Omega Brougham. The Cruiser and Cutlass liter (255 cubic inch) V-8 While the improvements for 1980, is the popular dam, rear spoiler, flared temperature gauge and has been lengthened and dicate a 35 percent across the roof. sporty SX option also is Cruiser Brougham station the rear shortened. Park ^ BVCEORCE! engine, offered for the first and innovations have been Ford Pinto, one of the front and rear wheel clock highway fuel economy im­ The 1980 version is highlighted from the available. wagon. and turn lamps are located time this year. The engine nations' most popular openings, wide oval tires •OMEGA ... The 1980 provement. a 19 percent different in one respect Thunderbird and LTD TIM MORIARTY •CUTLASS .. Three Optional opera lamps are in the bumper and allow a is lighter than last year's small cars and the Ford and sport wheels, is Omega, introduced earlier CHEVY'S COT rr. metro-highway improve­ however, the 1980 LTD lines, other Ford models Fiesta, the "Wundercar" SiLKTOWN MOTORS new notchback sedans join available on the LS and lower front end for reduced standard 5.0 liter V-8 and offered in the Starfire this year, features front ment, and a 14 percent city Crown Victoria is offered the Cutlass lineup in 1980, Brougham sedan and mark aerodynamic drag. Other offers a three-mile-a- have also undergone some from Ford of Germany 270 Hartford Rd. Manchester sports coupe. It also has a wheel drive and mielage improvement, as in both a two-door and four- changes. expanding it to 10 models. the first time these lamps gallon fuel economy im­ which has racked up sales special paint scheme. transverse-mounted aerodynamic drag reduc­ Come celebrate compared with a 1979 Ford door model, whereas the 643-6217 The new sedans replace the can be ordered on a provement over last year's The Granada comes of more than a million un­ The GT option is engine. tion features are flatter’ LTD equipped with a 5.8 original Crown Victorias Cutlass Salon and Salon Cutlass. standard engine. standard with a six- its throughout the world available on the sports With a weight reduction wheel discs, rounded front Washington's birthday vwlth us liter engine and a conven­ were offered as two-door Brougham four-door A 4-4-2, W-30 option is coupe and SX coupe. It of approximately 750 corners and the addition of tional automatic transmis­ hardtops only. sedans. available only on the 1980 and see small cars features body side and pounds over previous a small air spoiler to the sion. The top of the line full- Included are a Cutlass Cutlass Calais with either deck lid. that are right for Amertca. The new four-speed size Fords includes a stan­ Automatic Overdirve dard sound-insultatior. At prices that are right for you. Transmission incorporates package and a new rear- V W R a b b it two fuel-saving features an half padded vinyl roof. overdrive gear reation and Standard equipment on a mechanical "no slip " all LTD models include a powerflow that effectively 5 0 liter (302 cubic inch) V- Leads Rating bypasses the fluid torque 8 engine, a three-speed converter. automatic transmission, Volkswagen engineers potential buyers ap­ This arrangement have re-examined the pop­ preciate the many benefits DuraSpark electronic igni­ eliminates the "slippage" tion, power steering, power ular Rabbit for 1980 and of VW ownership. and inefficiency associated have come up with what Volkswagen engineers brakes, deluxe wheel with the torque-converter- covers and wheellip VW spokesmen and buyers say they are continuing to type fluid coupling found in agree is the original. produce the kinds of cars, CHEVETTE 4-DOOR HATCHBACK SEDAN 54568 modlings. most automatic The year 1980 for Ford hen GeorgeHhshington Volkswagen set out to re­ thoroughly designed to transmissions. invent the automobile meet driving needs for Division also marks the With automatic over­ 25th anniversary of the in­ when the Rabbit model years to come. drive. the engine runs was sh illin g to form first appeared in 1974. Volkswagen is calling the troduction of the Thunder- about one-third slower at bird, on of America's most Since then they have con­ Rabbit, "The Original. " highway speeds — another sistently been ahead of the True to Volkswagen popular personal cars. our great eountry, he and effeciency feature which First introduced in 1955, trend in car buying. tradition design isn't saves fuel and cuts down on The Volkswagens can be changed for the sake of MONZA COUPE the Ford Thunderbird was 54338 engine wear. The a two-seater convertible the nation suffered through _ seen at Tolland County VW change. automatic overdrive's Rte 83 in Talcottvilie. At VW, engineers con­ with a removal hardtop. The Volkswagen Rabbit tinue to test, improve, has an unsurpassed fuel refine and redesign when it diffieult times before their goal was economy record, marking makes sense to do so. a record 41 estimated For 1980 VW has VW Rabbit 1980Chevrolet reaehed. We think it^ a good time to miles per gallon rating in redesigned Rabbits The use of technology in resizing added what we the city and an estimated windshield wiper and MONZA 2+2 HATCHBACK 54651 the form of a V-6 engine for learned with the midsize 55 miles per gallon on the washer system, provided full-size ears is one of resizing of 1978 and the remind people irf this heritage and the highway, based on EPA es­ separate warning lights for Chevrolet's contributions timates. The figures are brakes and oil pressure, development of the front- to the cars of the 1980s. drive Citation, and applied for the diesel models, but strengthened the front and TOLLAND COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN This and other refinements it to this car,” Reuss said. even the gasoline powered rear bumpers and made in- strengths of i|||||la |to thiscountry. to provide fuel economy version gets an es­ side ventilation HAS THE USED CAR YOU'VE "The effect is dramatic coupled with performance, — 18 miles a gallon in city timated 25 miles per gallon adjustments easier. Whether in lT|Hr^M t good times BEEN LOOKING FOR! reliability and style, are in driving with the V-6 — 26 on in the city and an es­ Other things don't CAMARO SPORT COUPE the new 1980 Chevrolets the highway. timated highway driving change. For example VW's 55669 which are now on display "That's 50 percent better fuel economy of 38 miles spare tire is the old- 1975V.W.BEniE 1977 V.W. U B IIT 1979 V.W. SCIROCCO orbad,weVe shared them at Carter Chevrolet, 1229 than our 1975 Caprice, per gallon. fashioned kind, when it's 4spd. 4dr.4tpMd 4 speed red Main St., Manchester. about 20 percent better Rabbit also leads over 40 needed, it's ready. •2995- •4595 SAVEI It'S your chance to pick up a nice, big slice of Chevy Value The V-6 engine is being than the '79," he said. other cars in total With fold-down rear „ . with you right ||■ |^ herein New introduced as the standard The new V-6, a 3.8 liter, roominess, both inside and seats, the Rabbit can near­ 1976 V.W. OASHER 1976 V.W. RABBIT 197B FORD FIESTA during your Chevy dealer's George Washington's Birthday Celebration. engine for the 1980 Caprice shares many internal in the trunk. ly double as a cargo carrier 2 Dr. 4 ipd„ 42,000 miles auto, trans 2Door-4gpeed Classic and Impala. the dimentions with England. Through it all, weVe been in your The original Passive with almost double the And right now, more small Chevys are being built than •4195 >5495°° •3895 two full-size models from Chevrolet's celebrated restraint system has been cargo capacity with the ever before. That means immediate delivery may now be pos­ Chevrolet Division of small-block V-8's develops an VW exclusive on Rabbit seat down. sible on just the Chevette, the Monza or the Camaro you've 1976 V.W. DASHER WAG. 1978 V.W. SCIROCCO 1979 HONDA ACCORD LX General Motors. 115 horsepower. corner. WeVe done our best to give you quality American "L " for nearly five years. Weight savings were ac­ 4speed 4 spaedgoW loaded-9 speed been waiting for! At a price you've been hoping for! Manufac­ Four years after resized It replaces last year's Volkswagen's front- complished for 1980 by •4595- >5995°° >7395- turer's Suggested Retail Prices. Tax, license, destination charges 1977 Caprice Classic and standard 4.1 liter in-line six wheel drive, transverse designing a cross-flow and optional equipment are additional. Impala became the stan­ in all models except station cars and the kind of service you’d expect from mounted engine have been aluminum radiator which See your Chevy dealer today! dard by which other full- wagons. The standard part of the design since the dropped more than a few size cars were measured, engine in station wagons in original. pounds from the curb Chevrolet has taken all states except California a good neighbocThis Washington^ Birthday we invite Visibility, driving com­ weight. TOLLAND COUNTY fort and fun of driving a COME AND CET IT. another giant leap up at the is the 4.4 liter V-8 in­ Volkswagen designers fuel economy ladder — but troduced in Chevrolet's Rabbit all are VW pluses pride themselvw on their you to come and VOLKSWAGEN this time from a different see the fine new Eord In addition Volkswagen's talents and every detail of midsize cars last year. 24 Tolland Tpke. Rt 63 Vernon CT 649-2638 direction. traditional high qualitv of Rabbit design represents a ' The new 5.7 liter diesel cars and trucks, workmanship, finish and "We have approximated This year we’re particu- thoroughly researched the mileage improvement V-8 is exclusive to Caprice future resale value help development. of '77 over '76— more than Classic and Impla station two miles a gallon — and wagon models in all states larly proud because in these we've done it with except California. Caprice Classic's front- CHOICE OF technology," said Lloyd E. hard economic PREOWNED Reuss, Chevrolet's direc­ end styling has an egg- times, every1980 Ford FREE GIFT OLDSMOBILES tor of engineering crate grille pattern, while WITN EVIRY BIW QUALITY The 1980 Chevrolet looks the rear end features a CAI/TII»_0l_ model gets better TRADES. ALWAYS HARTFORD- and acts a lot like its three-lens taillamp mileage than last year’s. BSIB CAR m ClASIB predecessor. But it's a assembly with operational SELECTION vastly different automobile center light. Bulb replace­ We also invite you to reflect for a moment on the MONTREAL which rolls easier and is ment is possible with IS BIBS km Mm more aerodynamic. minimum of disturbance "We took w hat we because of exterior body learned from the original seals l^acy that Hhshington left us. 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OlOSMOillt OHH END lEA Sf. 36 menth. 45,000 im kt > 1500 down. V- 380 CENTEH STREET 6. Automatic. Au*2630. Hatchback Coupe 4 cyl engine. Turbohydrematic 6 cyl. engine, std. trans.. rear trans.. front stabilizer bar. door glass, auxiliary seat. power steering, deluxe wheel GR76.15 tires. Stk 13625 Tips on covers, B78.13 w/walls. Stk *5214»* 3662 *531 Used Cars More Americans buy used aOOD CLEAN CARS SALE CONTINUES THRU cars than new ones — by OUR USED CARS ARE SALE PRICED TOO approximately 30 percent— and if you know how, you FOR THIS SUPER SALE 2l2Sm can make an exceptional deal on today’s used-car market. EVERY USED CAR & TRUCK M THIS AD HAS BEEN 79 DATSUN 280ZX >9395 75 GRANADA >2695 The experts on autos at 2 Dr. Coupe. 6 cyl., 3 spd. manual, AC, NO GIVEAWAYS NO GIMMICKS 2 pass, coupe, 5-speed, air, stereo, 13,- the Sun Company have dark red.#2507-1 some suggestions on how 000 miles. Ice blue. #2620-1 REDUCED FOR OUR PRESIDENTS SALE to help yourself drive a great bargain. 77 VOLARE 8 29 9 5 raaiowTs SAu special JUST SUPER DEALS ON OVER For instance, would you Dr. Wagon, good basic wagon, 79 CHEV. PtEStDENTS SAU SPECIAL PRUIOENTS SAU SPECIAL believe that a cursory exam­ 78 VW SCIROCCO >7195 economical 6 cyl., 3 spd. manual.under Impala 4 Door. V-6. auto, air con- 79 CHEV. FORD Camaro Sport Coupe. V-6, auto., 79 ination of a car’s left front 5-speed, air, stereo w/tape. alloy 26,000 ml., maroon (Inish. #2616-1 d.. power steering & brakes. AM- Mustang Qhia 3 Door Cpe. 4 cyl., door can tell you a lot FM radio, rustproofed power steering & brakes. AM-FM auto., power steering, radio. Like wheels, beautiful silver car. Stk # 2646- Was $6150 NOW $5695 Stereo, tilt wheel, low mileage. new! 6.000 miles. Was $5595 200 NEW GARS & DEMOS IN STOCK! about the vehicle’s history? 1 75 DATSUN 710 >3295 Mlnua Chevrolet Flebate 500 Was $5795 YOU save * 2 0 (r NOW S8SSQ If it doesn’t close with a YOU SAVE *200^ NOW SSOOO satisfactory “thunk,” there 2 Dr. Hardtop, strong running YOU SAVE *750** S63W may be serious problems. If 78 COMH 'SiaS overhead cam engine, 4 spd., reg. gas. sold new & serviced by us. Frost white SAMPLE BUYS a handle, either inside or 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl., auto., PS, silver 70HWO S2445 79 CHEV. 75 OLDS SPECIAL 83849 78 CHEV. out, is loose, beware. If the with black Int. #2578-1 Gran Torino 4 [Xwr, V-fl, auto., a ir Monte Carlo (.’po Sm V-8, auto . Cutlass Salon 4 Door V-6. auto , Monza 2-f2 Coupe. 4 cyl , 4 spd.. AM-FM radio, radial tires. Clean' finish, blue vinyl Int. 43,000 ml. #2509-1 cond., power steering & brakes, air cond , power steering & power steering, radio Like New' window rattles or doesn’t vinyl roof, radio, 76 CHH. S27S0 78 CHEV. 84440 brake^ AM-FM radio. Landau roll up and down easily, 7SCHEV. S4340 Malibu Station Wagon V-6. auto., Malibu Classic 4 Door V-6, auto . NEW PONTIAC 1980 SPECIAL PURCHASE vinvi root, looks new air cond . power steering & NEW BUICK 1990 watch out. 77 PACER <3495 74 VEGA >1995 Nova Custom 4 Door 6 cvl . auto . 77 CHEV. S3S48 air cond , power steering & power steering, radio, yen' low 12,- brakes, radio, very low mileage brakes, radio Nice and Clean! Any or all of these Pretty little wagon. 6 cyl., auto,, PS, 2 Door Sedan. Clean as a whistle. 4 cyl., 000 miles. Impala 4 Door V-6. auto , air con- BRAND NEW 1979 symptoms indicate frequent d.. power steering & brake.s. radio, 77 CHEV. CATALINA COUPE woodgrain, radial tires. Royal Blue, 4-speed, tan. #2576-2 70 CHEV. S2048 79 CHEV. 84249 vinvi roof. A Beaulv' LESABRE LIMITED 4 DR Malibu 2 Door Coupe. 6 cyl . auto . (Tievetlc 4 Door 4 cyl , auto . air Monte Carlo Coupe V-6. auto . air use —something you might #2653-1 78XHEV. $4449 radio only 33.000 miles on car. cond . power steering & brakes, 111-7863-0 expect from a very old car Malibu Classic 4 Door V-6. auto . cond . radio. Low Mileage! IF2-6941-0 77C8n.’ M14S 77C8n. *4349 landau roof This is a Beauty' LANCIA BETA SEDAN but not from one that's sup­ a ir cond., power steering, radio 78 CHEV. 84749 75 VW RABBIT Caprice 4 Door. V-6, auto., aircon- Real Clean' Monte Carlo Landau Coupe. V-8. posed to be two years old, 76 VW RABBIT >3695 d . power steering & brakes, power 78 PLYMOUTH S9S49 auto., air cond . power steering Caprice 2 Door V-8. auto., air con- 2 Dr Hatch Sedan, 4 spd,, (ront wheel and brakes. AM-FM-Stereo A d . power steerms & brakes, power or driven less than 5,000 windows & seats, speed control, Volare 4 Door. 6 cyl.. auto , air door hatchback, 4 speed, , bright fteal Classic' windows. AM-FM radio, vinyl roof. miles. drive, redials, moss green w/saddle Int radio many more extras cond., power steering & brakes, yellow, very well maintained. #2657-’l 78 CHEV. S42S6 79 PONTIAC This IS a Beauty! Before you sit down, ,#2504-1 radio Nice & Clean! Sunbird Coupe 4 cvl . 4 speed, Monza 2-f2 Sport Cpe V-6, auto., 77 VOUS. 84049 TRUCKS examine the driver's com­ L radio You Have To J>ee Tins One! power steering, radio very low Rabbit 2 Door. 4 cyl . 4 speed, AM- 79 CWV. 88040 partment. If wear seems mileage of M.wO. 78 CHEV. 84149 78 Skv. SS248 FM Cassette Economy at its Best' C-10 8‘ Fleetside Pickup. V-8. 77 MEHCUSY 83749 Chevette 4 Door 4 cyl., auto., AM- excessive on the accelerator, Impala 4 Door, V-6, auto., air con- FM radio, rear elec, defogger auto., air cond , power steering & Monarch 2 Door Coupe V-6, auto . brakes. Cheyenne package, special brake pedals or the floor d.. power steering and brakes, Like New' radio. This i i a beauty, EXTRA power sle erii^. radio, vinvi roof 2 tone, rustproofed and many more mats, consider this a sign of Extra Clean Car L lx)w Miloaee options a long or hard life. Deter­ SPECIAL! LIST *8221 mine whether the seats feel LIST *10,565 LIST *11,6 41 firm. Seats don’t normally BONUS SAVE 1484 sag before 40,000 miles SAVE 2049 SAVE 2,641 or so. WE HAVE PLENTY OF LOW GOST GENERAL MOTORS Examine the odometer FREE GIFT WITH ANY W ^5t57 SALE *8516 SALE *9,000 carefully. If the figures arc FINANCING AVAILABLE FOR YOUR NEW OR USED CAR even slightly out of line, NEW OR USED CAR PURCHASE! ALL ABOVE CARS INCLUDE DEALER consider that a warning they OF NEW DATSUNS might have been tampered PREP & FREIGHT with. PURCHASED DURING & MAZDAS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Check the edge of the chrome for signs of paint­ ing. A late-model car should THIS SALE!! not require an entire re­ ER E WE DARE TO SELL MORE BY GIVING YOU MORE! painting unless it's been in Why Spend More fisewheie . BALCN HAS THE DEAL YOU WANT! an accident or something else is wrong. Check the tires for un­ W I I even wear. That’s a sign of CARTER "Hem Knowingly Undersold" front-end alignment work needed. D e C o r m l e r Push down hard on all four corners of the car to r I C H *^™ LIS T S7461 M CRIAR The restyling of two four-door pillared hard- received yet, preliminary driver’s fingertips. has been accomplished TY DISCOUNT $602. MCRIAR transmission as standard woodgrain trim. Automatic Overdrive models and the offering of tops. A long list of optional CNRYSLE^VMOIITII, VOUffi DEALER I n s ^ , Ford tests indicate that' the Offered as an option on without compromising the TY SALE PRICE $6859 LESS equipment. t r n t n . Transmission. $500 REBA TE standard luxury highlight Also re-styled for 1980 is The 318 V-8 is the stan­ accessories is available for IlMlii, M M q iN FiMq a LN Ai-.«r M ill' ItAi'k year and pickup truck sales wider variety of smaller InAkfi. irai dll AM fM *lr 77 CORDOBA I960 MUSTANQ I'lectroiiu tAdio with 78 CHARGER SE were off 19.9 percent units ■■ It's George Washington's birthday. And we, at Buick, would like to quad 8 track interval wipt'’s. 2 DOOR HARDTOP, AUTO., F8, PB, 2 DOOR HARDTOP, AUTO., 34,000 BEST 6 CYLINDER MPQ lint accent grp . app protect MILES, PS, PB, AC, MANY OTHER grp. pwr. lok conv. pwr vent AC, AM/FM, 15,000 MILE8, A REAL commemorate the day with an automobile which we believe to be perfectly 4 forged al. wheels, rocker STEAL. EXTRAS, A BEAUTIFUL LOW OF ANY DOMESTIC SUB COMPACT molding, opera windows, town MILEAGE CAR. suited to the occasion. Our new Century Limited Sedan. car opr/ kM aq aihi NfM*| ■ eaNl *9 hula iN m Iw. till« Nil K t tale II m c i N m i T . 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