Reaction Is Shock, By MARY KITZMANN November election “took its toll” on Herald Reporter him. “I really thought we would win Chagrin MANCHESTER - Carl that,” he said. “If people really Zinsser, Republican leader of analyzed the way they thought they By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA the Board of Directors would vote Republican.” resigned from the board today, Saying the Republicans needed a Herald Reporter better organization to win elections, nine years to the day since his MANCHESTER - Reaction Zinsser said he was interested in among political leaders of both appointment. becoming the GOP town chairman, political parties in town to news of Zinsser, a realtor, cited several who will be elected in March. But he Carl Zinsser’s retirement from the reasons for his resignation at a mor­ would not commit himself to run­ Board of Directors ranged from ning press conference at his business ning. shock to disappointment but respect office, ’The other candidates mentioned for the man and his achievements “If you’re not effective it’s time to are Robert Von Deck, and Curtis was universal. step down,’’ he said. “It’s frustrating Smith. Mayor Stephen Penny, who led being in the minority position, I con­ “I hope people don’t have the im­ Zinsser by a bare 334 votes in the last stantly hear about things that need to pression I’m resigning to run for the municioal election, expressed ap­ be done. I couldn’t see being on the chairmanship,” he said. “I’m not, I preciation for the work Zinsser per board another two years in the basically need a rest, and I’m taking formed during his eight years on the minority position." the month of February to do it,” board. Besides frustration at the However, Zinsser said he believed “Carl has obviously worked very Republicans lack of power, Zinsser a board member should not be a town hard. He has run well as a candidate, said he lacked motivation for his next chairman at the same time. Zinsser which reflects the confidence he has term of office. had been the Republican leader, enjoyed in the community,” Penny “I have no motivation,” he said. since Vivian Ferguson resigned in said. “I’ve been on the board continuously 1979. General Manager Robert Weiss since 1973, and I find it hard to find “I hope to get back into politics if declared, “Of course, it comes as a the motivation to go to the the people think I’m qualified,” he very distinct shock. Carl has put a lot meetings." said. “But right now I don’t see the of thought, effort and service into the “ I refuse to sit on the board challenge on the board as 1 used to.” town, for I think 10 years. Over the without contributing. But I don’t Zinsser said he began to realize his years, there have been times when he have the motivation to do the kind of “ineffectiveness” when suggestions and I have had philosophical research that’s needed for the job." he made were dismissed and iater differences but most of the time we Zinsser was re-eiected last acted upon. An example of this was have been in agreement. I’m certain­ November, receiving the second his suggestion to contact a con­ ly going to miss him as a member of highest number of votes, 7,132. ’The stitutional expert on the lawsuit in­ the board.” GOP won four seats to the volving the Community Development While William Diana, who has Democrat’s five. Block Grant. served with Zinsser for most of the He said today, the first thoughts of Zinsser was appointed to the board last decade, could not be reached for resigning began in January and the Feb. 2, 1971, He replaced director comment today because he was out actual decision about two weeks ago. and former deputy mayor David of town on business, Peter Di Rosa, “There was no one thing that made Odegard who resigned to become a who served with Zinsser for the last me resign,” he said. “It was a lot of state senator. He also served two two years, was clearly disappointed little things. When you see you’re not years on the Human Relations Com­ with Zinsser’s decision to step down. being effective, it’s time to let mission and the Manchester Housing “Obviously, I consider him the someone else do the job.” Authority. leader of the Republican party in “I did not run for re-election with The following election Zinsser lost town,” Di Rosa said. “He has been a any thought of resigning. But I know his position, to be re-elected in 1973. dedicated, knowledgable official. there’s a lot of people who will say His resignation comes not only on Over the last few years, he has I’m quitting - I don’t like to use the the anniversary of his appointment always had the best interest of word. But I’m the one making the but on his 42nd birthday. “I really Manchester at heart,” he said. decision. I gave myself a test of ef­ enjoy being on the board,” he said. Gloria Della Fera, a newly elected ficiency and decided I’m not doing “But around January I analyzed Carl Zinsser, Republican leader of the Republican member of the board the kind of job the people elected me where I was, and was going and tiveness and a lack of motivation as reasons said today, “Needless to say, I cer­ for.” began to wonder if I was being as Board of Directors, resiped from the board for the resipation. tainly hate to be without him.” Della Zinsser said however the effective as I should be.” this morning. He cited feelings of ineffec­ Fera, whose upset election to the board in November closed the gover­ ning body’s make-up to a 5-4 Democratic lead, said with a laugh, “It is a tough job.” Democrats Promise GOP Successor “Carl certainly has given so much of his time and effort to the board. I By CHARLIE MAYNARD never do to them what they did to for the unexpired term, but doesn’t successor, but conceded that the Irish said newcomers like Peter us.” think he is probably tired. I can't say Herald Reporter prohibit the appointment of someone Democrats are a factor in any deci­ Sylvester or Curt Smith should be Cummings referred to the resigna­ that I blame him. He has been on the MANCHESTER - Top from the opposing party. sion. considered as candidates, although board longer than anyone,” Ms, Democratic Party officials said it tion of Democrat Pascal Poe in 1957 General Statutes prohibit a party Irish said although the successor he did not want to disregard former when the Republicans appointed a Della Fera said. will be a Republican who will from having any more than six falls within the jurisdiction of the director Vivian Ferguson. Biz Swensson, Republican town successor from their own party. Poe succeed Carl Zinsser on the Board of members on a nine-member board. previous Republican Town Com­ committee chairwoman, said at the was the top vote getter in that elec­ Directors. mittee, which he called a lame-duck "But the ball’s pretty much in the press conference where Zinsser Both Town Chairman Ted Cum­ tion and was also passed over for On Oct. 1, 1957, the Republican body, the decision should be made by Democrats court,” Irish said. “If the made his announcement, “He’s been mings and Mayor Stephen Penny af­ mayor, Party named Ronald Jacobs as the new committee because they will Democrats are going to play politics under a lot of pressure with his firmed that, despite the fact that the “We absolutely won’t do that,” successor to Poe. The Democrats be affected by the new director’s ac­ with the seat, then take it. Do it now. Cummings said. “That’s not our business and his family. We’re losing charter doesn’t prohibit the board had nominated Norman Comollo for tions. Don’t make us go the primary." a good minority leader. Whatever from naming a Democrat as style. I like to say that 1 can iearn the seat. “We gave to have a primary if Other persons mentioned as possi­ from their mistakes,” I’ve done on the GOP committee, successor. Republican Wallace Irish Jr. said there is more than one candidate,” ble successors were Clarence Brown he’s always been behind us 100 The charter specifies that the “It will be a Republican, their he would like to see a primary of he said. “We should allow them to go and Ida Lindberg, who were defeated percent.” vacany must be filled by the board Republican voters to determine a choice,” Cummings said. “We would to the Republican voters.” last year for the board. Democratic Town Chairman Ted Cummings said today, “I respect Carl Zinsser, even though we’re on different sides most of the time. But, he’s a scrapper and I’m sorry to see Solons Eye Booze, Bottles, Boxing him go. They’ll (GOP) have a hard time filling his shoes.” Ella Grasso seems “warm on the HARTFORD (UPl) - The first teen-agers who buy liquor illegally. Benvenuto, who owns a package Rep. Arthur Della-Vecchia, D- Wally Irish, member of the GOP legislative step has been taken to subject.” Presently, only stiff fines are levi^ store. Southington, who said he was con­ town committee and the Republican raise Connecticut’s 18-year-old legal Public Safety Commissioner on package store owners. He also said it’s damaging the cerned about the recent death of state central committee, declared drinking age to 20, and lawmakers Donald Long also supports the idea. The hearing also will cover a state s tax collections and liquor in­ Charlie Newell, a Somers State that Zinsser was a precious gem in also have agreed to look at a repeal The governor last year vetoed a bill related bill to allow 18- and 19-year- dustry because some consumers are the GOP roster. of the bottle law and to scrutinize that would have allowed 18-year-olds Prison inmate injured during a Hart­ olds who now sell liquor in bars, border-hopping to Massachusetts and ford Civic Center bout. boxing. to continue drinking in bars but restaurants, or package stores, to Rhode Island to buy cheaper liquor. Rep. Andrew Grande, DBristol, co- would have required someone to be keep their jobs if the drinking age is Benvenuto said the issue should go Sen. Louis Cutillo, D-Waterbury, chairman of the Legislature’s at least 19 to buy liquor in package raised. to a statewide voter referendum. co-chairman of the committee, said General Law Committee, said stores. The idea of repealing Connecticut’s he would opposed the bill but would Carnival Tuesday the 20-year-old drinking age Grande said the hearing on the controversial returnable deposit law, "It’s not working, ” said Rep. go along with holding a general infor­ bill might make it through the drinking age proposal will include a which requires a minimum 5-cent Abraham Giles, D-Hartford. ”I mational hearing about boxing Legislature this year because Gov. bill to revoke drivers licenses of deposit on all beer, soda and mineral haven’t remembered to bring one regulations in Connecticut. Canceled water containers, was floated by back and get nickel back yet.” ‘It is a contact sport, like foot- MANCHESTER - The twice- Rep. Emil Benvenuto, R-Old The committee decided to work on ball.11,” Cutillo said. delayed, often hoped for annual Greenwich. a bottle law repeal proposal at its ”We haven’t tried to eliminate winter carnival of the Eighth next meeting ensure the bill winds up hockey, football or anything else and Utilities District has been they have a lot more accidents,” said luednesdciy. “ It’s only 29-days-old and it’s before them and not the Environ­ canceled for the year, Evelyn Sen. Marcella Fahey, D-East Hart­ already costing consumers $240 ment Committee. Gregan said this morning. million in increased prices,” said The boxing issue was raised by ford. The Weather include Manchester High's win in Mrs, Gregan, who is carnival CCIL, Prince Tech's upset of East director and a member of the dis­ Fair and cold tonight. Partly Catholic, and defense keys trict’s Board of Directors, said the cloudy Thursday. Detailed forecast Manchester High girls. Page 7. lack of ice on Saulters Pond posed on Page 2. a safety hazard. Bank Growth Sets Record The decision was made after Connecticut MANCHESTER-Savings Bank of one of change, growth and change in the banking industry employees from the Parks ' Inside Today Manchester’s 1979 growth in assets, excitement.” during a period of economic uncer­ Department examined the pond A poll of Connecticut legislators ‘ deposits and loans all set records. He said service innovations are tainty and rising inflation. for at least three inches of ice. Un­ shows the U.S. Senate! contest is Business...... 12 President William R. 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I Johnso:; to.n ihe group, "" We re SBM Chairman of the Board John September completion of the Burr year.” ...... ^ looking forward to our 75th year as D. LaBelle noted 1979 was a year of Corners Shopping Plaza office. 2 - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Jan. 30, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 30, 1980 - 3 Young Boy SNET Says Hike Needed Ulpdote. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Southern its 1.1 million customers for more hike and had not yet settled on a Found OK New England Telephone says infla­ than nine months, said firm figure. He estimated the application tion took a such a large bite out of its and feel unable to control life's any compromise on the release ol the The Coast Guard says it will search Deposed Khmer Rouge Premier spokesman William Seekhamp. would be filed in mid-spring. The en­ the U.S. Air Base at Rhine-Main, . ■ NORTH SMITHFIELD, R.I. (UPI) 1979 earnings that it needs a rate in­ Heart Recovery events. 50 American hostages held in Tehran the sunken buoytender Blackthorn Pol Pot has periodically used Phnom "It gets more and more definite as tire rate increase request process West Germany, for physical check­ ■ — A 3-year-old boy who wandered usually takes from five to six for three months. until there is no hope any of the 17 Malal to direct his guerrilla crease this year more than ever. the company's financial position ST. PETERSBURG BEACH. Fla. ups prior to their return to the United *' alone for more than 18 hours In sub­ months. A source at the Islamic conference missing crewmen can be found. operations against the 200,000 Viet­ “Even with our achievement of a becomes clearer and clearer. The (UPI) — Tough, self-reliant patients States. freezing temperatures suffered only Stiff Resistance in Pakistan said; "At least two Divers today were to resume the namese troops occupying Cambodia. rate of productivity improvement need for rate adjustment is more ap­ The phone company’s last increase who don't worry about themselves ' minor frostbite and exposure, was in December 1977, when state Soviet troops in Afghanistan are nations I know of, Saudi Arabia and Military Power wt which is twice the national average, parent," Seekhamp said. seem to fare best in the first year search at the bottom of Tampa Bay w w n • hospital officials say. being bogged down by stiff resistance Pakistan, approached the Iranians in where the vessel, which was rammed Colu PriCe Up we are unable to contain the impact SNET said its flat charges for ser­ regulators granted a $33.8 million after a heart attack. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Christopher Labonte of Thompson, from Moslem rebels, and anti-Soviet the corridors to try to talk sense with and scuttled by an oil tanker, lies on ^ of the kind of inflation we have been vice are based on 1977 costs and the hike out of $55.3 million requested. Psychiatrist Melvin J. Stem said in Carter says the United States does Conn., was found Tuesday morning experiencing,” SNET President unrest in cities, reports reaching them. But they were very, very sen­ its side. LONDON (UPI) - Gold ibv Consumer Price Index shows infla­ The volume of long-distance a report released today most heart not have the military power to un­ more than three miles from his home Alfred Van Sinderen said Tuesday. Washington say. sitive about it." speculators returned and the U.S. tion has increased 23 percent since calling grew 9 percent and SNET attack survivors do well socially and ilaterally defend the Persian Gulf ■ after an all-night search by 300 SNET said its earnings per com­ U.S. State Department spokesman Heavy Fighting dollar plunged on world money that year. added 66,3(X) telephones to the total psychologically, but the most area, but he expects other Middle • " volunteers, police and National mon share were $5.24 for 1979 com­ Hodding Carter III said Tuesday, markets today In response to the “You get to a point where inflation number in service in 1979. successful are those who see their East nations and Western allies to BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - Guardsmen. Officials Escape OPEC oil price increases and the pared to $6.06 in 1978. Fourth quarter is taking such a toll you can't con­ Under the rate hike granted in "Under every category, the people of help check any Soviet threat. Vietnam threw thousands of troops '■' One of the volunteers was struck physical problems as only temporaiy Afghanistan are retelling against WASHINGTON (UPI) - Six possibility of reprisals from Iran for earnings went from $1.54 in 1978 to tinue with flat prices anymore,” December 1977, which took effect in interruptions in their normal way of W te House officials said con­ into attacks against two major and killed by a car during the search. $1.16 this year. Seekhamp said. January 1978, Class 1 residential and arising against the Soviet oc­ American officials escaped from Khmer Rouge rebel strongholds the escape of six .American life. sultations with leaders of other Christopher, the son of Edward and "In order to continue to provide the Van Sinderen also noted the cost of customers in the smaller towns saw cupation." Iran with the aid of forged along the Thai-Cambodian border diplomats. nations are now under way on the Jo-Ann Labonte, wandered away good telephone service our telephone service has risen much their monthly flat fees go from $6 to Those patients who don't do as well documents and Canadian diplomats defense needs of the area. today in the heaviest fighting of the from his home about 1:30 p.m. Mon- customers expect, this spring we will less than "almost any other essential $ 6 . 6 8 . after a heart attack are more likely who hid them in the Canadian Em­ new year. The United Arab Emirates, Qatar, . day, apparently following his dog, to be obsessed with physical symp­ ISo Compromise bassy in Tehran for three months. present to the Division of Public commodity or service” and "only a Class 2 residential fees in medium- Search Continues Western military analysts said the Kuwait and Iraq increased their :. Mitzy. -■ r-< Utility Control our case for a general toms. Stem said these people are Despite pressure from other It was believed the six, who es­ financially sound business can size communities increased from fighting was heaviest around Phnom crude rates Tuesday by $2 per barrel, A spokesman at Fogarty Hospital increase in rates," Van Sinderen $6.80 to $7.59 and Class 3 exchanges in frequently depressed, discouraged Moslem nations, Iran has rejected caped last weekend, were taken to ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) - provide the service " necessary for Malai, 12 miles south of Poipet. retroactive to Jan. 1. said when the boy was brought in he said. the state’s economy. the larger cities went from $7.85 to was suffering from mild frostbite SNET has been discussing the need Seekhamp said the firm was still $8.77 a month. and hypothermia and had a for a general rate increase in 1980 for preparing the application for a rate temperature of 90 degrees, more J w. than eight degrees below normal. M.24 30J4 3000 He was to be hospitalized at least \ Peopletalk- 24 hours for observation. Scandal Trial Delay Sought The searcher killed by a car was Solons See Senate Race NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - The first hometown as he had wished. held. identified as John Campbell. 36, of 3 defendant scheduled to stand trial in The judge also denied a pair of "We're ready. We think the Lord High Executioner Central Falls, R.I. the city’s municipal corruption scan­ defense motions to delay Galati's defense ought to be ready," said \ Some may cry "chauvinism," but the London dal has been given another chance to trial until the state Supreme Court Assistant State's Attorney F. Times is not intimidated. Not only has the august Between Buckley, Dodd seek a delay in court proceedings. had ruled on an appeal of Kelly's Timothy McNamara, who proposed newspaper passed a death sentence on the courtesy Manchester Judge Eugene Kelly agreed decision rejecting an earlier motion the Feb. 13 start of jury deliberations title "Ms. " so beloved of feminists, it decided Tuesday to a hearing next week to dismiss the case. adopted by Kelly. HARTFORD (UPI) — The contest Buckley have gained sizeable sup­ Dodd said. "I would say that Buckley F ir e C a lls Tuesday to draw and quarter the offending word as allowing the defense to ask for Galati was one of 19 persons, most for Connecticut's much sought after port. well. would have potentially a more severe Happy Reunion another delay to prepare for retired former or current New Britain of­ U.S. Senate seat would be between Former Senate Minority Leader Says Times' columnist Trevor Fishlock, "It is ar­ challenge from Steele, but don’t dis­ Tuesday, 3:27 p.m. —Brush fire at Fire Chief Raymond Galati's trial on ficials, arrested as a result of a one- G alati's attorney. Edward T. (OWffT fiarttATVtf: Republican James Buckley and Rep. Lewis Rome of Bloomfield polled 3.3 tificial, ugly, silly, means nothing and is rotten count Bozzuto. He’s spoken before 60 113 Summit St. (Town) Edward and Jo-Ann Labonte of Thompson, Conn., watch 15 charges ranging from bribery to man grand jury probe into the Lynch Jr,, argued unsuccessfully (Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., based on percent of the vote. He was defeated 0 English . . . It is a faddish middle-class plaything and to 80 town committees in Connec­ Tuesday, 4:51 p.m. —Unnecessary over their three year-old son, Christopher, recovering at firstdegree larceny by extortion. alleged sale of job promotions and that the trial be delayed because he as the Republican nominee for lieute­ far from disguising the marital status of women, it a survey of the Legislature's current ticut.” call at Manchester High School. Fogarty Memorial Hospital in North Smithfield, R.I., after a But the long-awaited start of misuse of city property. had appealed the judge’s denial of a leanings. draws attention to it. It is a vanity." nant governor in 1978 and has said he "People just don’t buy can­ (Town) Galati's trial moved a step closer as Five have pleaded guilty but their pretrial motion to dismiss the UPI asked state senators and night in the woods. The boy, dressed in a snowsuit, wandered That said, Fishlock pronounced the sentence: isn't interested in the Senate elec­ didacies," he said. Asked if he meant Tuesday, 6:09 p.m. —Service call Kelly scheduled jury selection for sentencing has been delayed pending charges. representatives in a recent poll who tion. away with his pet beagle early Monday. He was found two UPI VtATMCR POTOCAtT • "That forlorn fatherless and motherless little word that Buckley was trying to buy a U.S. at 50 Harrison St. (Town) Feb. 13. the start of Galati’s trial which the He argued that simply by agreeing they would vote for if the U.S. Senate Bozzuto said he wasn’t "disturbed " Senate seat, Dodd answered: “1 don't miles from his home on Tuesday. (UPI Photo) 'Ms.' is cast into the lexicographical outer Tuesday, 11:55 p.m. —Alarm at 349 Kelly also decided that Galati will state and lawyers for all of the defen­ to hear the appeal the state Supreme election for the seat being vacated by that he didn't fare any better among For period ending 7 a m. EST 1 31 80. During darkness.” Dead, dead, dead! know. But I would strongly suggest Wetherell St. (Town) stand trial in Hartford and not in his dants have agreed should be the first Court barred further proceedings. Wednesday night, snow will fall over the Ohio valley, the Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., his colleagues. He added that that if he's going to be a serious can­ mid Atlantic states, changing to freezing rain southward were held at this time. Republican senators who are suppor­ didate that he better get on to his ting him probably didn’t answer the into the Carolinas and then showers in Georgia and Downbeat Dodd, who is running unopposed, Republican town committees and Prices EHecthre AAon., Jen. 28 thru Sal., Fab. 2, 1980. was the only Democratic candidate survey. northern Florida. Clear to partly clloudy elsewhere. James Brown has come a long way since his soul start talking to his people.” O P E N M O N T H R U S A T 8A.M. to 9P.M. OPEN SUNDAY 1 0 A.M. TO 5 P.M. selected by legislators. But the Coll Resigns Position hits of the '60s — a long "1 expect at this stage of the game "It isn’t New York," Dodd said. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOOBAPHICAL ERRORS. W> rttT rt ttx rtghi to Mwrt qmntHlAt to 4 unrti unl»»t olhfw itt tptetfM. choices for the Republican Senate way down. that’s (poll) probably accurate,” he "It's a convention primary state and nominee were divided among the two said. "1 also expect the (Republican) the convention is meaningful in BONUS SPECIAL Weather Forecast He was in a Baltimore announced candidates and a third court Tuesday — to talk field will winnow as time goes on. It Connecticut. " As Governor’s Advisor who is waiting in the wings. doesn’t deter me at all. " Partly sunny windy and cold feet tonight increasing about a $170,000 debt in­ .lames Buckley, the former U.S. Buckley’s people say they want HARTFORD (UPI) — Anti-poverty ac­ cumbent Mayor George Athanson, who Buckley said he was "pleased to be won the November election. today with the highs in the Thursdav. curred in the purchase Senator from New York, polled 36.6 Steele to run because it would un­ tivist Edward "Ned" Coli has quit as Gov. of a rad io sta tio n . the leader among the Republicans, "I feel I cannot effectively affect that mid 20s. around minus 3 C. percent of the legislative vote. doubtedly force a primary, which Ella T. Grasso’s unpaid advisor on human Fair and cold tonight. Lows 5 Brown says he's broke but I also recognize I'm just a blank administration from within it, ” said Coll, Extended Outlook would generate publicity for the to 10. Thursday partly cloudy — that, “I haven't seen Senate Minority Leader Richard Boz- face to most of them and I'm doing affairs, saying the governor was insen­ A spokesman for Mrs. Grasso said she Extended outlook for New zuto, R-Watertown, and former con­ campaign. A primary also would with the highs in the mid 20s. no money in a lot of my best to go about meeting them." sitive to the needs of poor people. England Friday through Sun­ gressman Robert Steele each make that contest, not convention was surprised by Coil’s resignation. "1 Probability of precipitation 10 years." Dodd, who as the lone Democratic delegates, the final arbiter. Coll, director of the antipovery Hartford had a very pleasant conversation with Ned day. received 30 percent. Revitalization Corps, charged Tuesday percent through Thursday. But he isn't without candidate drew, as expected, all of this morning. " the governor said in a Northwest winds 15 to 25 mph Massachusetts. Rhode Steele, president of a Norwich his party's support in the poll, said in There are 187 senators and night that Mrs. Grasso’s “hatred” for Island 4i Connecticut: hope. He told U.S. statement. "1 am surprised because these today and Thursday and 10 to bank, said he hasn't decided yet a recent interview that Buckley representatives in the Connecticut former Deputy Hartford Mayor Nicholas 15 mph tonight. Variable cloudiness and cold. Magistrate Clarence whether he will be a candidate. He Legislature, with four seats current­ Carbone has blinded her to the needs of comments (by Coll) are absolutely con­ High temperatures will be in Goetz he has a new song seems to be ignoring the rankand-file trary to our discussion.” Long Island Sound the 20s Friday and Saturday said he won't make a decision either Republican workers. ly vacant. The UPI poll was the poor. J — originally written for Coll, 39, who founded the Revitalization Long Island Sound to Watch way until it looks like BozziOn '»• Coll said he decided to quit the post he and mostly in the 30s Sunday. Marie Osmond — and he "Don't count him (Bozzuto) out,” answered by 105 legislators. Corps in 1964, is known for his demanding Hill. R.I.. and Montauk Point. Lows will be generally in the has held since 1975 after a meeting earlier N.Y ■. Small craft advisory in hopes it will mean a and unconventional methods in obtaining teens. comeback. in the day with Mrs. Grasso. e ffe c t. A ridge of high Vermont: Flurries north assistance for urban poverty programs. If the tax man doesn't nail him first. He says he He claimed the governor was unrecep- In 1969, he fasted for nearly seven days pressure will continue to and west portion dissipating tive to his suggestions for helping urban cover the eastern half of the by weekend. Otherwise fair can't remember if he filed federal income tax State Legislators Back to promote what he called his "war on poor people, especially housing proposals. nation through giving way to returns in the last four years — that, "We were so and cold through the period. "She (Mrs. Grasso) doesn’t think of peo­ apathy " He has also brought groups of low pressure Thursday. busy trying to make the payroll ... we never got a Highs in the teens north and ple in Hartford or other cities as people. black urban youngsters to private beaches .Northerly winds 10 to 15 knots 20s south. Lows 10 below north chance to do a lot of things." on Connecticut's shoreline to demonstrate tonight booming northeast 15 to the low teens south. She is obsessed with her hatred for Nick A The title of his new song — "Regrets." Raise in Drinking Age his belief that access to Long Island Sound to 25 knots Thursday. Visibili­ Carbone,” Coll said. Maine and New Hampshire: beaches should be open to everybody. ty over 5 miles lowering to 1 Fair through the period. Highs Coll supported Carbone in the city’s Coll was an unsuccessful Democratic mile or less in snow Thursday. in the teens north and 20s Perhaps a Barrel HARTFORD (UPII — A majority have a reverse effect, " said Abate, who doesn't draw the correlation Democratic mayoral primary last Partly sunny today. Cloudy south. Lows zero to 5 below of Connecticut legislators favor referring to the argument that under­ between teen-age highway deaths candidate for Congress in 1970. When Canadian songstress Anne Murray signed to September, while Mrs. Grasso backed in- tonight with chance of snow north and zero to 10 above raising the state's 18-year-old age drinkers will border hop to get and alcohol is “an idiot." Thursday Wave heights 1 to 2 south co-host five segments of drinking age, based on a recent poll their booze. "Unfortunately, too many of the "The Mike Douglas of the Legislature. "If they’re doing it simply because lawyer-legislators think they have a Show,” she never The survey conducted by UPI they don't feel young people ought to studied opinion and should follow Area Police Report fib red she'd be doing it showed 57.1 percent of the state be drinking, then raising the drinking that opinion. They should poll their N The Almanac ^ ^ I without her clothes. representatives and senators want to age doesn’t accomplish that, " he constitutuency and find out what the South Windsor connection with the investigation of a The airline took care raise the legal drinking age and 42.8 said. “Even with 21, there are faked people think about it,” he said. minor accident at Chapel Road and Route By United Press International of that — losing her Donald McCabe, 39, of 57 Sunset percent want to leave things the way identification cards that kids can 5. Today is Wednesday, Jan. 30, the 30th day of 1980 with luggage en route from Gunther said several state Terrace, South Windsor, was charged they are. get.” Police said a ,car driven by Martin 336 to follow. Toronto to Los Angeles. senators polled their constituents and Tuesday night with breach of the peace Tlie majority who answered the Abate said he'd rather go with the Abrhams, 41, of Glastonbury, was stopped The moon is approaching its full phase. For a solid week, the found that 70 percent of them want to and resisting arrest, in connection with survey said the drinking age should governor's idea on sobriety tests. He for a red light and was struck in the rear The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. raise the legal drinking age, and of the investigation of a disturbance at his question of what she'd be hiked to 20-yearsold. A substantial said the state also should make sure by the Steiner car. No injuries were The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. that number, 45 percent think the home. wear the next day block said it should be increased to 19 that present penalties for drunken reported. Damage was minor. No court Those bom on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. drinking age should go back to 21, McCabe was held at the police station on became a running joke or 21. One legislator said the legal driving are enforced and the answer date was given. Franklin D. Roosevelt, 32nd president of the United He said other states, one by one, a $500 bond and was to be presented in — manifested at one drinking age should be 35. Legislature should look at increasing Police are investigating the report of States, was bom Jan. 30, 1882. time when a small trunk are increasing the legal drinking age court in East Hartford, today. An attempt to raise the drinking fines. Irving Steiner, 65, of West Hartford, the theft of a chain saw. valued at $200, On this date in history: — allegedly courtesy of that was raised by many after an age last year resulted in a curious Senate President Joseph Fauliso. was charged with following too closely in from the breezeway at 792 Ellington Road. In 1835. a deranged painter, Richard Lawrence, fired the offending airline — bill that would have allowed 18-year- D-Hartford, said he's traditionally amendment to the U,S, Constitution two shots at President Andrew Jackson but missed. was trundled onstage. olds to continue bending their elbows been opposed to raising the legal was ratified in 1971 lowering the In 1933. Adolf Hitler, destined to become the all- voting age in federal elections from But all it contained at bars, but the cut off in package drinking age, but if the statistics J. 21 to 18. powerful dictator of World War II, was named chancellor was a young woman who emerged asking if she'd stores would have been 19, show teenage highway fatalities of the Third Reich, reached Buffalo yet. Says Anne, "Well, at least they Gov. Ella Grasso vetoed the could be reduced, he'll have "an open Last year, Massachusetts raised In 1948, Indian leader Mohandas Gandhi was didn't ask me to'do the show in the nude." She’s still proposal, saying there might be con­ mind." its legal drinking age from 18 to 20 MMLOWS TORO assassinated by a Hindu extremist — plunging India's searching for her missing wardrobe. stitutional problems because of the "The problem with alcohol is that millions into mourning. and bordering New Hampshire did dual age in the bill. it’s a problem that is characteristic In 1979. the Iranian government authorized the return the same. Quote of the Day The governor hasn’t taken a posi­ of all age groups, " he said. There are 187 senators and of Ayatollah Khomeini and the United States ordered tion yet on whether the drinking age Senate Minority Leader George evacuation of all dependents. representatives in the Connecticut REBATE SALE Jerry Lewis, remembering the times he worked should be raised, but she has said she Gunther. R-Stratford, said he has the Legislature, with four seats current­ with Jimmy Durante who died Tuesday in Santa wants automatic license suspensions proof. He’s kept a chart of teen-age ly vacant. The UPI poll was A thought for the day: President Franklin D. Roosevelt Monica, Calif., at 86: "It was like working with an for any driver who refuses to take a fatalities since 1973 and said anyone answered by 105 legislators. 3 DAYS ONLY said: "The truth is found when men are free to pursue encyclopedia of comedy. He knew our business sobriety test. better than most. He was a magician, pulling things The Legislature's General Law THURS. ■ FRI. - SAT. JAN. 31st ■ FEB. 1st - 2nd 3 you’d never figure a comic to pull ... I never saw Committee has voted to hold a public him depressed in the 30 years I knew him. Jimmy hearing on a bill to change the Coliseum Reopening WE OFFER w h ile STOCK LASTS was the oldest mischievous kid 1 ever knew." drinking age to 20 and to increase Lottery Numbers penalties for teen-agers who try to Glimpses buy liquor illegally. Possible Next Week TORO SNO-PUPS MODEL 38120 20” GAS Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Tuesday in New But House Speaker Ernest Abate, HARTFORD (UPI) - City of­ reconstruction of the arena, which England: Tony Martin and Cyd Charisse will do a special D-Stamford, said he’s not convinced ficials say there's a slim chance the has been closed since its roof Connecticut. 225 performance Saturday at the Walt Whitman changing the law would reduce teen­ rebuilt Hartford Civic Center collapsed two years ago under tons of ORIG. COST SALE LESS TORO REBATE Massachusetts: 7281 Auditorium of Brooklyn College in New York ... age highway fatalities or teen-age Coliseum could reopen as early as ice and snow. New Hampshire: 4685 Angelo Pizzo has been named Director of Motion drinking. Sunday, but the reopening is more City Manager Donald C. 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" the courses to obtain an "entry level Manchester — A City of Village Charm tion of the use of computers at the called “Hurkle.” The program con­ like a television set, is the type the Another $22,000 will be used to In an effort to make the most effec­ job” in the computer field. Monday night Board of Education sists of a 10 by 10 grid, on which a im­ high school hopes to purchase for a A Job Well Done Founded Oct. 1, 1881 purchase about 20 microcomputers tive use of the computer Miller will Jeff Lombardo, student represen­ meeting, "brought down the house" aginary "hurkle” is hidden. As the math lab at the high school. Officials to teach "computer literacy and be heading a task force composed of tative to the board, said Monday, Director Carl Zinsser, who debating the facts of matters constant pressure from Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, as one of the programs was botched. programmer plugs in educated said the machine can be programming.” Miller said this area professionals at the elementary, "Honors students aren't ready to The good-natured kidding that guesses, such as "5 across, 4 down” programmed for very complex will be considered a math lab, and junior high school and high school today announced his plans to with a minimum of voters, fellow board Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. take the courses, because they are Member. Audit Buieau of Circulation Member. United Press International followed provided some levity to the computer emits noises, telling courses, such as the advanced math provide an in-depth experience in levels to evaluate computer instruc­ only offered on a regular level, and it step down from the board emotionalism and political members and town officials meetings that are usually quiet whether the programmer is getting taught in the high school. computer programming for students. tion. They will concentrate on would lower their average.” He said Steven Harry, Executive Editor deserves the thanks of the rhetoric. who may have differing view­ enough to hear a pin drop. closer or further from the "hurkle.” Within the educational The balance of the funds will be studying the computer purchase this should be corrected because, Customer Service — 647*9946 Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor Dr. Blaine Miller, assistant high The assistant, "mixed up her coor­ specifications report for the high used for software. Miller conceded proposal, since it is part of the community for his years of Zinsser also has recognized points. Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkinglon. Editor Emeritus "knowledge of computers are impor­ school principal and chairman of a dinates and panicked,” according to school's renovation are several that Monday evening’s demonstra­ referendum on high school tant to students lives.” work for what he believed the need for a political figure It is a grind being a public computer task force, and an assis­ Miller. The computer commenced a requests for additional computers. tion could be misinterpreted and renovations slated to come before was the best interests of to accept criticism when it servant, and although Zinsser tant from Western Connecticut State series of sounds that first produced Dr. Miller said the cost of the said, "The concepts we were presen­ the voters in November. Miller said Manchester. has been offered without hasn’t complained, the College collaborated on a demonstra­ minor tittering from board members requests is about $45,000. ting were new to this audience and there was a possibility federal funds Dr. Miller said he was aware of the tion that captured the interest of and grew to outright chuckles. Even­ ‘The cost is divided into two areas. you could draw the wrong con­ could provide computers on the problem, and Jacob Ludes, high Zinsser has long been cast responding as if the attack pressures may have been a decisions go against view­ years is located and accepts board members. tually "hurkle” was found and order $15,000 is to be used to purchase com­ clusions.” But he added his assistant elementary and junior high levells. school principal, said a course in in the role of loyal opposition was of a personal nature. factor in his decision to points that have been formed the challenge of being a One program, intended to teach se­ restored. The rest of the demonstra­ puter hardware that will be used in was unfamiliar with making such Miller said the proposed computer Fortran would be offerefl at both the as he has led the GOP minori­ The non-petulant quality of resign from the board. after long study and debate. director for the town. cond and third graders the concept of tion proceeded without a hitch. the study of english, social studies. presentations and "everyone makes purchase would allow students taking regular and honors level next year. ty forces on the board. the individual has been an When an individual like That’s the way the political While the search is starting Although there have been example we hope others in Zinsser is running a business, system functions and the we wish the best to Zinsser as times when we have dis­ public life follow. raising a family and devoting years of frustration probably he steps down from the agreed with Zinsser on the The fact Zinsser has himself to his profession and have contributed to Zinsser’s board. Nutritionist Develops School Menus [ *teniedjslats**liit Vokeya/cwc issues, we always have found decided not to continue as a his duties as an elected of­ decision to resign Although he isn’t saying so By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA offered on a regular basis at the high and a salad bar would certainly increase lunches at school, this has to be followed school. their participation. stained gloss him willing to talk and hear director again raises ficial there comes a time The next step will be the our prediction is that Herald Reporter up at home, or you might as well serve design wiir wthavttlM She said as long as students are “Chew your food” is heard at many coffee and donuts,” Mrs. Gregan said. both sides. questions on the ability of when it’s just too tiring. search for an individual to Manchester hasn’t seen the MANCHESTER — Persuading finicky educated about the high fat, salt, and ad­ family dinner tables, and in preliminary Mokil&Bckil larUMtUMrt- youngsters to eat right is no easy task, but J. Gerald Fitzgibbon, assistant paste He has a reputation for Manchester to attract quality Although Manchester take his place on the board of last of Zinsser in the political ditive content of this food, it should be recommendations Mrs. Gregan advised coox.ng n»#nt tvar the town’s school system is taking advan­ superintendent for curriculum and in­ doing his homework on issues individuals to serve their con­ Republicans made some directors. life of the community. made avaikable to them. She said this providing longer lunch periods to give struction, said the school system is crysIPs frainM 97* tage of an experienced nutritionist to stituents in town govern­ We hope an individual with knowledge would convince students to students a chance to enjoy their meal, in­ working in cooperation with the Universi­ coming before the board gains in November’s elec­ We extend to him our best develop menus that are both good for vary their diets. As long as the “fast food” stead of wolfing it down. crystals 4 9 * which has enabled him to ment. tion. there is still frustration the same kind of dedication wishes for a job well-done for children and taste good. ty of Connecticut and the state Education variety isn’t eaten every day, it does Her recommendations extended to the Department to provide nutrition educa­ argue his point, lucidly It isn't easy to tolerate the being in the minority seeing Zinsser has had over the the town of Manchester. Margaret Gregan, who received a provide acceptable protein, she said. more gracious items, such as putting tion. bach elo r’s degree from UConn in ' Mrs. Gregan said variety is the spice of vegetables in separate dishes instead of on nutritional science and worked as a In a letter distributed at the board life, as she recommended, “the gradual a plate, when serving, “a runny item, such meeting, Fitzgibbon said indications show nutritionist at Hartford Hospital for six "every C introduction of more choices or new items as beans” She also said food service aids the nutrition program begun last year SCOOPS byDon^Sneiyii years, is now working for the town at a so more students would participate in the should always wear hair nets. little d cost of $1,500 per year. benefitted youngsters. He said the town schooi lunch program and help it finan­ In a general sense, Mrs. Gregan advised would like to begin a nutrition program on the iTurocle of moiii 1 thing" c ATHLETES RACE OVER THE Mrs. Gregan told the Board of Educa­ d o w n t o w n manthester THE PIAIVLON 15 A cially." regular staff meetings and in-service their own, without “special grants and un­ tion at its meeting Monday night that U f / m [m W THE $m STOPPWd Herald In Washington She added special theme days, such as training, along with a school course on iversity teams." hamburgers and cheeseburgers should be “Italian Day” might get students interest. nutrition education. “If you serve good WIHTER o tyw ics. OCCASlOfMU)' TD EIRE M IR RIFIES. Why Reagan Stumbled inosis SuBject G.E. REBATE SALE! 2-WAY SAVINGS... For Club CALDOR LOW PRICES PLUS GENERAL ELECTRIC MAIL-IN REBATE! By LEE RODERICK him the nomination to Gerald Ford at hasn’t taken any strong stands, and MANCHESTER - Mrs. WASHINGTON-Republican the Kansas City convention. suddenly he doesn’t look as forceful and full of leadership as he used to Gini Perlman addressed George Bush's stunning upset of After the 1976 race, there was a the Manchester Women’s Ronald Reagan in Iowa started to falling out between Sears and the look” As this course was being set, Club Monday night at the appear on the horizon in Reagan's several key Claifornians advising Community Baptist Reagan’s national campaign chair­ camp at least six weeks before the Reagan. Schweiker was one factor; Thoughts Church, with her topic. THE RUSSIANS HAVINU 5PEVT SOAlf TIAIE another was Sears' heavy drinking man, Sen. Paul Laxalt (R-Nev.f, Ethical Hypnosis. Iowa caucus vote. Once upon a time there was a fami­ habit—a habit he has since reportedly alarmed at what was happening to Mrs. Perlman, a m m c n o W TRAINW5 l« But Reagan campaign manager ly that was preparing for a long trip. the campaign team, told Reagan he professional hypnosis KAWL. John Sears refused to heed the storm overcome. Sears had insisted on They gathered the necessary TO P O m L . . would quit the campaign unless technician, said that 90 warnings and instead stuck with the calling almost all the shots in 1976, belongings and supplies of food and I Reagan made a commitment not to percent of most people’s strategy that led to a devastating which also had caused bad blood drink. They met together to plan the fire the Californians still left on actions are the result of biow to the Californian's hopes of between him and the Californians. route that they would take and it—Wirthlin and Meese. Reagan at habit. She added that most winning the GOP presidential Well-placed sources in the Reagan agreed that one person would have to that point finally took a stand with go through life as "units of nomination. campaign give this account: be behind the wheel; not that others Sears and made the commitment, unfulfilled potential." She Reagan, the bloodied but stili front­ The man closest to Reagan early in couldn’t make suggestions, but only advocated hypnosis to help running Republican, adopted the 1979 was personal friend and political which included giving others in the one person could guide the vehicle. clients function closer to So they set out on their planned trip same stratgy as President Carter: pro Lyn Nofziger. There were three inner circle access to the candidate. their potential and to with maps and supplies, etc., and protect your large lead among voters other Californians in his inner circle By then, however, the campaign motivate them to reach they cruised along smoothly until GENERAL ELECTRIC GENERAL ELECTRIC GENERAL ELECTRIC by hiding from them while other can­ of advisers—coordinator Mike strategy was set for Iowa and the their goals. they had a flat tire. But, before very ‘Home Sentry’ Smoke Alarm ‘Light ’n Easy’ Self-Clean II* Iron Gourmet Food Processor early primaries. It included, of Mrs. Perlman advocated didates expose themselves and make Deaver, pollster Richard Wirthlin, long they had the rie fixed and they course, not participating in the Iowa individualized programs of Caldor Reg. Price...... 19.97 Caldor Reg. Price 27.97 Caldor Reg. Price 59.97 the mistakes. It worked for Carter in and legal counsel Ed Meese. were on the road again. They Republican debate. And during the personal development Caldor Sail Price...... 12.70 Caldor Sale Price 22.70 Caldor Sale Price...... 44.70 Iowa, who swamped Sen. Edward But Reagan, smitten by the cam­ travelled on and on, never seeming to 14K Gold Fashion Earrings combining hypnosis, self­ G.E. Mall ln Rebate...... 3.00* G.E. Mall-ln Rebate 5.00* G.E. Mall ln Rebate...... 7.00* paign bug. insisted on adding Sears to last three months, according to one rach their destination, but always Kennedy. It didn't work for Reagan. hypnosis, positive thinking The reason is simple enough: only the inner circle, despite the problems reckoning, Reagan has campaigned remaining hopeful that someday they Our R ig . 39.97 * 2 7 and visual imagery. She YOUR FINAL COST YOUR FINAL COST YOUR FINAL COST. Letters one of them had tlie mantle of the of 1976. Sears came aboard last in Iowa 41 hours—compared to 31 would. Their journey continues even 9.70 17.70 37.70 called self-hypnosis the key Battery-operated to give you early warning days for Bush. today. Generations of people from Our Rtg. 49.97 38 steam vents, instant spray and built- Powerful 360-watl, permanently lubricated presidency to wrap himself in. April, with Reagan suggesting the *34 even with electrical tires or during power “Six weeks before the Iowa caucus the same family carry on the search. to successful hypnosis. in sprinkling system for fast, easy iron­ motor Extra-tall food chute for sale, Although the real tests are yet five run the campaign as a com­ Self-hypnosis can be used A fine collection in varied styles failures. 98201 ing. 'Durever' cord. #F310WH easy feeding, pulse on-bulton. IIFPI vote, we saw trouble brewing and our In fact, the family has multiplied so and sizes for pierced ears. ahead—notably the primary in New mittee. by clients to reinforce the that it goes on in severai different *Sm ci.rli tor d.lallt Hampshire Feb 26, followed by those Before long Sears and independent- lead eroding,” says a compaign positive suggestions given vehicles. • 14K Gold Earrings with minded Nofziger locked horns. When source. ’’But Sears stubbornly them during hypnotic Thank You in Massachusetts and Vermont on Oh, by the way, in case you are refused to change tactics, in spite of sessions. Genuine Stones March 4—Iowa has considerable it came to a showdown, Sears won wondering, the family is also known warnings by other campaign leaders. Some of the most com­ symbolic Importance. It was there and Nofziger left the campaign. as the church, the people of God, a mon reasons for using hyp- Our Reg. 34.97 23.80 ^.(Ocal Firemen that another unknown named Jimmy Then, a few months ago. Sears Our slippage was mainiy among struggling and failing, crying and college-educated persons making nosis, according to Beautifully set with sapphires, Carter was propelled to a tangled with Deaver, the one other laughing, collection of pilgrims rubies, emeralds, garnets, more $15,000 or more. And these were the Perlman are: smoking ENTIRE STOCK Gustafson, Dick Suhie, Tom Raimon- prominence in 1976 that took him all California adviser who supposedly trying to keep its sights set on the I would like to take this opportunity very ones who poured out to the polls cessation, weight controi, ENTIRE STOCK do. Bob Schubert, Tom Mozzer, Bob the way to the White House. had Reagan's ear. Again the show­ still unreached destination. • 14K Gold-Filled 3-Pc. Chain Wood Burning Stoves on behalf of the members of our to vote for George Bush." Lee Goodwin, Intern tension reduction, im­ Weather Stripping LeDoux, Bob Lindsay, and Bob But back to Reagan. For all his down came and, in the fornt room of Ensemble ^ n Senior Center, my staff and myself to The same source adds that Emanuel Lutheran proving concentration, and Fireplace express our sincere appreciation and Lovett. charisma and good judgment on most Reagan's Pacific Palisades home, gaining self-confidence, in­ Our R ig . 19.97 1 0 . 1 U •STANLEY•FROST KING Deaver was forced off the campaign "Reagan no longer can afford to sit Church Equipment gratitude to a group of men from the Giving of themselves on their of the issues, the former Caiifornia Manchester, CT creasing sales, increasing Neckchain, bracelet and earrings •PLASCOLITE •MANGO team. back and play the elder statesman. in choice of styles gift-boxed. Manchester Fire Department who “time-off" to work along with many governor has a blind faith in John motivation and improving Duct & Pipe Tape, Window “Sears now had total control of the After not being in the public eye for performance in sports. Store stock only, no fsinct>ecks. EXAMPLES: spent a week volunteering their ser­ of our senior volunteers really means Sears that must call into question Not III stylsi In ill stores. so long, his age (69 before the New Kits, Bottom Strips & Morel vices to assist with the painting at a lot to us and makes us happy to Reagan's ability to pick peopie. A campaign," explains one source. • ‘Scandinavian’ Stove Hampshire primary) is really going Our Orlg ’ 259.76 *154 know that there are younger people similar fatal flaw was Richard “ He not only ran the campaign from EXAMPLES: the Green School. to loom as an issue. Voters are going who are concerned for and willing to Nixon's undoing. here on, but he ran the candidate as Your Choice! • Small Airtight Stove A special thanks to Frank Pitts to wonder if he has the stamina it Hockanum Unit • FROST KING Storm Door Kit help the elderly. It was Sears, a Washington at­ well. And Sears decided to keep ALMAY ‘Deep Mist’ Our Otig ' 1.29 9 / * Our Orig • 129.88 *76 who conceived the idea and then takes to be president. He’s got to Sets Meeting Thanks fellas for a super job well torney and operative in Nixon's 1968 Governoi' Reagan under wraps. He •Moisture Cream, 5.8 oz. organized the volunteers to give us a take off the gloves and come out o •STANLEY Pipe Tape . • Glass Door Firescreen lAlMAf much needed helping hand to speed done. We really are very grateful. presidential race, who insisted on didn’t want him to erode his huge •Moisture Lotion, 6 oz. Our Orlg.‘ 2.29 1 .7 2 Our Orig *49 70 33.60 lead by making any mistakes, so all swinging in the primaries from here up the necessary painting to be done God Bless you! Reagan prematurely naming MANCHESTER - The Our R ig . •STANLEY Door Bottom •Spark Guard on in” 7.25 & 7.50 before the final work can be finished. Wally Fortin enigmatic .Sen. Richard Schweiker Reagan was allowed to say were Hockanum River Linear E. 5.63 Strip, Our Orig.- 3.99 2.99 Our Orig ■ 28 80 19.76 If Reagan fails to do so, this source Along with Frank were Bob Martin, Senior Center I iR-PA, I as his vice presidential run­ bland things. Park Committee will meet believes, the governor will be out of ‘ Inttrmedlalt marlidownt lakan. .42" Log Hoop Dick Klein, Bill Whitaker, Mark Director ning mate in 1976 The choice stunned "We all knew the Governor must Feb. 5 at 9:30 a.m. to in­ Slora flock only, no ralnchtcki. Our Orig.* 1370 0 . 0 0 the race by the time of the Illinois Salafia, Clif Sanborn, Richard Paul, 63 Linden St many Reagan supporters and may appear more moderate, but as a spect Union Pond Dam well have been the factor that cost result of Sears’ approach Mr. Reagan primary March 18. with officials from the PANASONIC ARROW Staple Gun • Canvas Log Carrier Ron Gustafson, Bob Bauer, Drew Manchester. CT Our Orig * 5.66 3.96 slate Department of En­ AM/FM Electronic Digital For Easy Waalharatrlp Inilallatlon Clock Radio *lntarmadlalt markdowna lakan. vironmental Protection. FIralogi nol includad In tala. Dr. Doug Smith, com­ O ur Reg. 17.59 13.88 Slort Hock only, no rainchacka. mittee chairman, said Our Reg. 36.99 29.76 today the meeting would be Silent fluorescent display with held in an effort to find dimmer, power failure indicator. Sleep switch and snooze button. Washington Merry-Go-Round ways to protect erosion on RICOH KR-5 EMERSON the bank of the pond. 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WASHINGTON-The sanc­ 1977 he coached the Red Chinese lUp to 1800 t q . lU Rig. 79.97 *63 slowly. ” Meanwhile, Lord Killanin and his lens system. timonious stance taken by Lord sports com m issars in plotting their national anthem played at the sources report that every judge in­ Winded and dined at epicurean 1980 games. satraps insist that the Olympics are •EMERSON 13-Qal , 3 Spd. Killanin, head of the International strategy to drive Taiwan out of the sists on his own personal reference (Up to 2300 iq . It.). R.g. 90.97 *72 Oriental banquets during his stay in When the Taiwanese protested this above politics—unless, apparently English Class SAVE 20% OFF Olympic Committee, opposing Presi­ Olympics by imposing humiliating library and his own personal cour­ MAJOR APPLIANCE OEPT Peking, Killanin obliged his hosts by humiliating decree, as Killanin knew communist bullies are involved. ENTIRE STOCK dent Carter’s move to stymie the conditions on Taiwanese athletes. troom, which results in needlessly Set for Adults giving them a copy of the Taiwanese they would, the IOC conducted a They want the Olympic flame, sup­ CAMERA LENSES summer games in Moscow as polit- Secret minutes of the six-day ses­ expensive housekeeping costs. argument "for your help if you want referendum by mail of its members. posed symbol of athletic purity, MANCHESTER-Free cally motivated, smacks of sheer sion in Peking reveal Killanin as a A glaring example of the judges’ classes in English for to make a counter reply” Accompanying the postal ballot was lighted in Moscow this summer, ig­ hypocrisy. strong advocate of the communists’ frequently carefree attitude toward foreign born adults in the When a Japanese official accom­ a misleading State Department noring the savagery of Russian Purolator GOOD-BYE DRY® 'The IOC under Lord Killanin has replacing the Nationalist Chinese in taxpayers’ money is in Puerto Rico, Manchester area wili be ‘DoltYoursell’ panying Killanin urged the Chinese to lettei^later disavowed—citing U.S. aggression in Afghanistan. ‘IMPORT CAR’ been up to its the 1980 Olympics. The mainland where GSA spent $4 million on a new offered Tuesday and 19” Diagonal Color TV Entire House Humidifier accept training films made by inter­ withdrawal of recognition from the Footnote: We called the Inter­ Oil and Air Filters biceps in polities Chinese refused to participate if the courthouse. It was completed in 1976, Thursday evenings from national athletic federations into national Olympic headquarters in Nationalist Chinese. but has yet to be used. 6:30-9:30 beginning Feb, 5, O ur Reg. 58.99 ’ ll is not the ’ % Taiwanese were allowed to compete. Our Rig. 399.70 to Ea. 44.70 their sports libraries, Killanin hearti­ The mail balloting upheld Switzerland to ask for Lord Why? The judges demanded that These classes meet at QUSDORF *363 2.17 4.88 business of the ' ”I personally understand your ly seconded the motion. It would , he Stand lor 19’ Tri-Focus® picture tube system Our Reg. 2.99 lo 7.29 Easy installation without special Killanin’s political power play, 62 to Killanin’s comments. But an IOC bullet-proof glass be installed in the Manchester High School as Color TVi tools, (or forced hot air heating ' IOC to get in- v views on one China, but this needs a plus automatic fine tuning. Fast installation, improved N said, be a good device “to bring 17, and his decision is expected to be spokesman told my associate SAm part of the Adult Basic systems 14-gallon capacity vo lv ed in lot more explanation and work," buildings’ windows-for $47,000. By Handsome walnut-look cabinet. mileage. For most VW’s, pressure to bear on those railroaded through a formal ratifica­ Fogg that his lordship was un­ Education program. 11.88 HARDWARE DEPT Kilianin confided to Lu Chin-Tung, the time this was done, three new Toyotas, Hondas, Datsuns and (federations) which do not recognize tion at the IOC session to be held available. judgeships were created, overtaxing Classes are provided for other imports. politics,” the 'A boss of the All China Sports h’edera- China." the adult new to this coun­ FunHy Judges: The congressional- Irish peer haughtily proclaimed tion. The “work" he referred to was before the Lake Placid, N.Y. winter the new facility by the judges’ expen­ For an avowed non-political ly approved appointment of 152 new try as well as for those who SENIOR CITIZENS’ DAYS when Carter advocated punishing the persu ad in g the IOC’s voting games open next month. sive standards. sportsman. Lord Killanin proposed federal judges has added millions of speak the language but EVERY TUESDAY ft WEDNESDAY VERNON Soviet Union for its rape of members to substitute Red China for The Taiwanese have gone to court So the black-robed aristocrats MANCHESTER an effective political strategy for his dollars to the budget, above and wish to improve their i n o / . n m r everything Afghanistan by moving the huge Taiwan. in Switzerland trying to block the out­ refused to leave their old digs, in­ written language skills. lU /O V / r r IN OUR STOCK 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE TRI-CITY SHOPPING CENTER communist friends. In 1979, the IOC rageous surrender terms imposed on beyond the judges’ generous salaries. Exc.pl lllm, lobecco producli ind llwni elrewly on u l.. sports spectacular from Moscow. " I believe an IOC vote would not be sisting on $271,000 worth of Registration for classes recognized the People’s Republic of The problem is that each new judge DISCOUNT IN E f FECT EVERYDAY ON PRESCRIPTIONS STORE HOURS: DAILY & SATURDAY, 10 AM to 9 PM 'SUNDAY, 12 NOON to 5 PM ‘ PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY But Killanin is no simon-pure able to expel Taiwan tomorrow mor­ them by the holier-than-thou Olym­ renovations for their old quarters in English as a second China as the official Chinese member demands the same prestigious amateur when it comes to playing ning," Killanin cautioned. “As presi­ pic overlords. They lost the while the new building is being out­ language will be held on of the competition, and ruled that perquisites as every other federal the first evening of classes. politics with the Oiympic ideals, A dent, I will move as fast as I can, but preliminary action but have appealed fitted to their satisfaction. Taiwanese athletes would be for­ jurist. 6 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. SO. 1980 EVENING HERALD. Wed., Jan. 30, 1980 - 7 Obituary Job Study Waits Prince Tech 55 Manchester 84 Hall High 48 Vinal Tech 57 East Hartford 52 Southingtonooutning 77 Karl Resmar East Catholic 49 Conard 73 Penney 47 Cheney Tech 49 Wethersfield 47 Glastonbiury 60 MANCHESTER - Karl Rezman, For Census Data 72, of 19 Ann St., died Monday evening at Manchester Memorial By MARTIN KEARNS for a school census than from a Hospital. He was the husband of federal census. It's less anonymous.’’ Herald Reporter Ethel (MakI) Rezman and Monday The commission also proposed that was the couple's 49th wedding an­ MANCHESTER - The Human the board of directors adopt an or­ Relations Committee decided un­ Tribe on Top niversary. dinance eliminating sexist language Prince Tech Bom in Hungary in 1907, he lived in animously Tuesday night to await the from official documents. ’The com­ Manchester for 24 years. Before federal census data they hope will mission objected to the use of titles retiring in 1972, he was a custodian provide a minority profile that could such as ‘chairman’ when more ap­ for the Manchester Board of Edulca- be used to identify recruiting sources propriate terms, such as ’chairper­ With Conard tion. within the town. As a result, an son’ are available. Such inap­ Upsets East By LEN ALSTER Besides his wife, he is survived by earlier request that the Board of propriate language, the commission Herald Sporlawriler two sons. Robert Rezman of Education obtain minority informa­ said, is discriminatory to minorities. Like a rudderless ship steering endlessly. East Catholic seems tion as part of its annual school cen­ Thirteen unanswered points quelled a Conard rally as Manchester and Bela Rezman of In other business, Mary-Ann Roy, a to be drifting in the night. Stamford, and seven grandchildren. sus was withdrawn. member of the committee, disagreed \s Manchester High took an 84-73 decision in a turnover-plague Funeral services will be Thursday The town has experienced con­ with another committee member's The Eagle quintet, without floor general Kyle Ayer for a se­ foul-infested CCIL basketball tilt last night at Clarke Arena at 10 a.m. from the John F. Tierney tinued problems in recruiting minori­ interpertation that the new Hartford cond straight time, dropped its second in a row, 55-49, to Prince before a crowd of 322. ty applicants for municipal jobs. Carl F'uneral Home. 219 W. Center St., to Manchester bus route is a solution Tech in non-conference play last night in Hartford. The clubs combined for 43 tur­ was the key to the game," Pearson Chadburn of the commission's affir­ with a mass of Christian burial at the to commuter difficulties. The Falcons edged towards the .500 novers and 50 fouls, 33 on the visiting cited, “Patrick really came through mative action subcommittee said Church of the Assumption at 10:30 Mrs. Roy said that while the route level at 6-7 while the setback drops Chieftains, were whistled by the less- in the clutch. He did a fantastic job that minority data would enable the rebounding. We’re in a valley that’s a.m. Burial will be in St. James solves some problems, it does not ad­ East to 10-4. than-proficient arbiters. Three off the bench. town to “determine if there is a for sure and we’re going from the Cemetery. dress all commuter difficulties. She “Apparently we are missing Conard players — John Maloney, “ ...We had a horrible third quarter Calling hours are Wednesday from potential recruiting source in frying pan into the fire. I hope we can pointed to the lack of evening routes Kyle,” understated Eagle Coach Jim Rich Swietek and Brian Dubiel — but we recovered. We could have lost 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial Manchester.” and local complaints that the buses right ourselves Friday night,” he Pal Silver Penders, “but I don’t know when exited with five fouls and five others, it all but we had a lot of poise down donations may be made to a charity Referring to the school census, have been “a little late". She added looked ahead towards the second bat­ he'll be back. The competitor he is, I on both sides, were a whisker away the stretch. We maintained our poise of the donor's choice. Stephen Werber, town personnel that schedules are unreadable to all tle with arch-rival South Catholic at know he’ll be back sooner than some from taking an unwanted walk to the in the fourth quarter and Patrick Five Flags Auction supervisor, said, “The raw data but those accustomed to commuter others but I don’t want him in the the University of Hartford. (Silver) had a lot to say about that. (provided by the census) of the Fred Davis had 17 points, Corky Southington bench. Seymour Manheimer of Manheimer goods were auctioned to pay off some out­ travel. Excluded are those for whom line-up unless he’s at least 90 per­ It seemed Manchester had We could have lost the lead and we numbers of minorities within the the route was intended. cent. He's going to have to tell me Scruse 12 and Tom Brown 10 to lead could have been in a lot of trouble" 3 slammed the barn door shut in the Associates, a New London auctioneers firm, standing debts at the bankrupt store. (Herald community doesn't do much to help Prince. Bob Venora had 24 points to Guglielmo Transportation problems have he's ready" Five Downs first half as it took a 45-29 advantage Silver finished with 12 points, in­ conducts final auction of merchandise at the photo by Pinto) ,us. What we have to know are the been cited as one factor deterring pace East. He also led East in the East had a 15-14 edge after one at the break, leading by as many as cluding 8-for-12 from the foul line in locations to recruit in. It’s the con­ minority applicants from town jobs. rebounding department with 8 Five Flags Catalog Showroom Tuesday. The quarter but Prince, behind balanced Glastonbury 20 points at one juncture. But the por- the fourth stanza. Overall, Joins Race tacts within the community that’s The commission has established af­ scoring, took a 28-21 halftime lead. caroms. Prince outrebounded East, important.” Avenging its first setback of the slightly ajar with Conard Manchester was 28-for-42 from the firmative action goals for 1982, with “ They didn’t pressure u s," 24-17. charity stripe. The Indians were 28- The federal census will provide more complete action to be com­ The Falcons had 15 turnovers com­ season, Southington High turned the off the first 11 markers of the STAFFORD (UPI) - A SUfford Penders stated, “We were very ten­ tables and downed Glastonbury High, stanza to get quickly back into for-55 from the field with 22 tur­ communities having more than 4(X) pleted by 1987. Assuming there is no tative on the offensive end of the pared to only 9 for East. “It’s obvious novers. Koepsel had 23 points, Ken­ insurance agent has joined the race Ethics Unit To Discuss minorities with a profile broken we miss Kyle although you don’t 77-60, in non-conference basketball ^ , increase in applications from minori­ court. There was no ball movement nison and Bill Anderson 14 apiece and for the Republican nomination for action last night in Southington. . , ?^,, qo'okness down by age, income and location. ty residents, transportation will or moving into the gaps against the want to say it’s all because of one Sweeney 13 for Manchester. Sweeney the 2nd Congressional District. Chadburn indicated that become a vital component of the kid. But he’s our quarterback. He’s The Tomahawks had handed the which made us look bad, stated In- D. Anthony Guglielmo called for zone. There was no penetration to and Anderson latched onto 14 and 13 0 preliminary results of the federal town’s affirmative action efforts. the chief and when you take him out Blue Devils their first setback of the dian Coach Doug Pearson, explaining the traditional GOP goals of reduced speak of.” the turnabout, “We got caught up in rebounds respectively as the Silk Two Charges of Conflict census are expected by the end of the Mrs. Roy did call the new route, all you have are Indians," Penders campaign earlier in the year by a 57- government spending and for The home club maintained its the pace when we should have cooled Towners had a 42-26 edge in that year. “A symbol of the Transportation commented. 51 count. regaining "control of a government spread at 42-35 going into the closing it. The second half they came out department. MANCHESTER - The Ethics dominiums in town. In rescinding the earlier request to Commission’s willingness to be more Prinre Tefil (55) — Davis 8 1-2 17, The victory moves Southington's which has grown away from us" in arise what they can or cannot act up­ eight minutes. “They (Prince) were strong and we didn’t adjust." Jones had 20 points to pace Conard. Commission will discuss two possible The first item was submitted by the board, Frank Livingston said, flexible about bus schedules and a Thomas 2 0-0 4, Brown 4 2-310, Williams 0 overall mark to 12-2 while the set­ making his candidacy official on," Faucher said. very poised and patient. They took us The Chieftains’ fullcourt man 5-8 in the CCIL and 6-9 overall. He conflict-of-interest charges when it Republican Town Director Carl “People would be less cooperative willingness to move more people 0-0 0, Scruse 6 0-1 12, Hightower 2 0-0 4, back sends Glastonbury to 6-9 for the ,, , , ,, Tuesday. Specifically, he wants the commis­ out of our zone," Penders stated. Flippen 0 1-2 1, Walker 1 5-6 7. Totals 23 9- was followed bv Malonev (20) and meets tomorrow night at the Zinsser, who said the Republicans with someone local coming around from Hartford to Manchester." campaign. Glastonbury’s next outing ^ halted at the “I want this job because I'm tired sion to determine if the directors “We're not playing with any inten­ 14 55. Cubby Martin (11) and Matt Murphy Municipal Building. planned to reappoint Mrs. Sadlowski is Friday night at home against South ^ ^^-foot puH-up jumper of sending heirs to our Congress to could vote or discuss matters affec­ sity on our zone,” Penders added East Catholir (49) — Kiro 3 1-2 7, Ra- Windsor “ y K en n iso n . The clu b s (11). The Chieftains were 31-for-64 The commission will be asked to to the board. He said the action has ting low income housing or con­ later, “We’re going to have to start collect their inheritance." said dant 3 0-0 6, Venora 9 6-8 24, Galligan 4 0-0 Southington led at every turn, 19- exchanged hoops the remainder of from the floor. Guglielmo in an apparent reference determine whether there is a conflict been tabled until the commission dominium conversion or the es­ Gambling Law Rejected playing man. We’re not playing 8, Ciszewski 1 0-0 2, Skoly 1 0-0 2, Fortin 0 “I think we learned you can’t get if Elizabeth Sadloski, tax collector reaches a decision. tablishment of a fair rent commis­ aggressively and only one man is 0-0 0. Totals 21 7-10 49. 10 , 42-34 and 57-49. ft maintained its to Rep. Christopher Dodd, who holds edge down the stretch, converting 16 downers holding onto a 61-54 edge caught up in the excitement of a the 6^town 2nd District seat and is for the Eighth Utilities District, In the second request, Robert sion in town. game, that you have to keep your Cromwell serves on the Board of Tax Review. Faucher of 28 Church St. said the charity tosses. Overall, Southington heading towards the final eight seeking the 1980 Democratic nomina­ Zinsser and Democrats Barbara minutes. poise,” stated Pearson, who saw his It will also consider a request to directors could be considering In East Hartford Case was 33-for-44 from the 15-foot foul tion for the Senate. Weinberg, James McCavanagh and After a Brian Sweeney hoop made charges move to 10-3 in the league determine if any real estate agent on several housing-related proposals Stephen Cassano are the real estate line. "What good is it to have a big name NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - A part in wagering, but Tirella was it 63-57, Conard reeled off 6 un­ and 10-4 overall. Silver and Kennison In Romp the Board of Directors should dis­ over the next two years. agents on the board. Faucher Heartbreaking “ I wasn’t pleased with the calling had 5 and 4 steals respectively while or Washington experience if a Superior Court judge dismissing a charged under a statute listing three answered points in a five second span qualify themselves on any efforts to "I feel it would be in the best in­ cautioned that he was not questioning of the game,” voiced Glastonbury the pair along with Alex Britnell each Behind the 38-point outburst of 6- Congressman doesn't truly represent charge against an East Hartford man bases for violations. Coach Jack LaPlante, “but I don’t as it temporarily owned the offensive limit or restrict the conversion of terests of Manchester and the Direc­ anyone's integrity and said he dished off 4 assists. foot-5 Tim Farrell, Cromwell High our views?" he said. has ruled a part of the state’s want to take anything away from glass. apartment buildings to con­ tors to know before these situations notified the directors of the requests. Manchester’s jayvees also came trimmed Bolton High. 78-57, in Guglielmo was responsible for con­ gambling law unconstitutional. Grange Meeting Penney Defeat Southington. It played very, very But as quickly as the momentum vincing the National Football League away with a win, 73-63, over Conard. Charter Oak Conference basketball Judge Simon Bernstein ruled that a VERNON — Vernon Grange 52 will well and (Greg) Porydzy had an belonged to Conard, it swung the last fall to dedicate the singing of the state law preventing someone from Jim Florence and Mike Oleksinski action last night in Bolton. meet Friday at 8 p.m. at the home of By KEVIN CASEY excellent game. We played well but w a y /a t ^ national anthem at its games to the being present when others are we committed too many fouls" / y role down the stretch, hit a each had 13 points, Greg ‘Duck’ The win for the conference-leading Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Graham, 26 Correspondent Panthers, defending state Class S American embassy hostages in Iran. As Expected, Suit Filed engaged in illegal gambling was un­ Glastonbury lost three players layup to make it 65-62. Williams 12 and Joe Panaro 10 for the Dailey Circle. The theme of the young Indians, now 10-4 for the champs, moves their record to 11-1, Groton Attorney A. Searle Field is constitutional. program will be agriculture. Those Facing hard times, Penney High has not yet seemed to solve -M ike Clinton, Mike Stowell and Sweeney converted two offensive season. 11-2 overall. The reversal drops the the only other GOP candidate and is Bernstein dismissed a charge in attending are asked to bring an arti­ its problems. The Black Knights’ woes continued last night as D.J. Patenaude —on five personal rebounds into buckets, sandwiching considered the frontrunner for the New Britain Superior Court against {Qyjg those around two Silver charity MancheBler (84) — Koepsel 9 5-7 23. Bulldogs to 2-10 in COC play and 3-10 J cle to be used for a grocery social. they dropped a heart-breaking 48-47 decision to Hall High in nomination. Sweeney 5 3-4 13, Anderson 3 8-10 14, overall. inst Sewer Contract Alphonse Tirella, who was arrested The Junior Grange will meet on CCIL basketball action in East Hartford. Porydzy had 38 points to pace tosses. Rich Koepsel hit a three-point Britnell 3 2-3 8, Kennison 6 2-4 14, Silver 2 “ Cromwell dominated the in 1979 because he was present during Southington while Rich Nappi Pj^y Kennison a hoop before Feb. 8 at 6:30 p.m. at the home of The loss drops the Knights to 4-9 in evening. After a Warrior miss, the 8-14 12, Maher 0 04) 0. Totals 28 28-42 84. boards,” cited Bolton Coach Dan MANCHESTER — As they had Directors okayed it. by the district residents. The plain­ a gambling raid in East Hartford. chipped in with 21 markers. The pair hl>he Jones dropped in a bucket, en- leader, Mrs. Jean Mullin, the CCIL, 4-10 overall while the Knights had a chance to go up by Conord (73) — Martin 4 3-3 11. Moore, “We did a fine job breakine threatened to do, four residents of The agreement, which originally tiffs are Raymond Smith, Clarence Several others arrested were combined for 29 points from the Conard s four-minute drought, the Eighth Utilities District filed suit Warriors up their docket to 5-8 in the three but a missed layup on a drive Maloney 8 4-7 20, Murphy 4 3-3 11, Jones Cromwell s press. We played hard Movies at Library involved just Manchester and South Allain, Pat McNamara and Nancy charged with operating or taking Volunteers Needed charity stripe In that span the Chieftains misfired 10 04) 20, Kowalski 4 04) 8, Swietek 0 0-0 0, j 3 ^ them ” Tuesday to nullify a sewer agree­ league and 7-8 overall. with 1:07 remaining gave Hall life. SOUTH WINDSOR-During the Windeor, called for the transfer of Watts. MANCHESTER - Verplanck Stowell had 15 points to top five times and turned the ball over Treadwell 0 04) 0, Miller 0 0-0 0, Dubiel 1 ment between the district, “It’s just another tough one to Fort grabbed another key rebound The Panthers had a 22-11 lead after February school vacation the South sewage across each other’s border Since approval of the pact by all School needs volunteers in Glastonbury followed by Todd Prof- 1-4 3. Shuff 0 0-0 0. Merritt 0 04) 0, Manchester and South Windsor. lose," commented disappointed and Greg Radding made a loud noise Richardson 0 04) 0 Totals 31 11-17 73. one quarter and moved it to 38-21 at Windsor Fhiblic Library will present rather than build pump stations to three parties, the town of kindergarten and second grade to fitt (12), Clinton (12) and John Silver was just out of sight, he The suit, filed in H artford’s Winter Sports Penney Coach Bernie Dandley, as he canned a jumper with 43 the half. Cromwell went into the final A free movies for children ages 5 and force it against gravity. Under the Manchester had hooked up its sewers work in pre-reading, reading, and Peyrot (10). Superior Court by the Manchester “ Lack of consistent scoring and seconds remaining for Hall. canto with a 56-36 bulge. up. The films will be shown on Feb. agreement. South Windsor would to South Windsor’s system. language reinforcement on a one-to- Southington (77) — Porydzy 11-16-38, firm of Beck and Pagano, contends sticking the ball in the hole,” he Penney, trying for a good shot on Dave Herdman had 12 points and 19. 20, and 22 at 10 - 10:45 a.m. The accept 400,000 gallons per day from The district directors, before ap­ MANCHESTER — Skating under one and small group basis. Crean 0-0-0, O'Leary 1-0-2, Nappi 4-13-21, the district's directors violated the added, appraising his club’s problem. its next possession, was forced to call Foul Shots Vital Jeff Burkhart 10 to support Farrell’s Manchester while the town is proving the pact, declined to hear a DePaolo 2-1-5, Pabst 2-0-4, Daly 2-3-7. filiT,, “Famous Movie Monsters” will supervision of the Recreation Also needed is someone to do oc- “We’re being overcautious. They’re charter by approving the three-party prepared to accept 183,000 gallons petition from residents to discuss and timeout with seven seconds left. A Totals 22-33-77. production. Jeff Beecher had 26 be shown on February 20 at 3:30 p.m. Department will be permitted today caisional typing. Schedules are flexi­ pressuring themselves and not agreement without consulting the from its neighbor. possibly vote on the agreement. shot by Cace with two seconds on the Glastonbury (60) — Stowell 6-3-15, points to pace Bolton while Dave for children ages 8 and up. from 3 to 9 p.m. at Charter Oak Park ble, and volunteers need only commit playing loose.” electorate. District legal counsel John Labelle clock under pressure fell short. Peyrot 3-4-10, Patenaude 4-1-9, Clinton 4- For Hornet Five Warner was also in twin digits with and Center Springs Pond annex. Tickets are required for admission The district became a party to the themselves to a few hours a week. The Knights led at all turns, except “We’re playing better now," stated 4-12, DeGemmis 1-0-2, Grogan 0-0-0, Prof­ 15 markers. and free tickets for all the movies The suit named District President Jr. said the directors were the sewer There will be no hockey at the Nike Hitting some key free throws down the stretch, East Hartford agreement because it is the sewer Free training for all volunteers is the final one. They had a 14-10 edge Hall first-year Coach John Nelson, fitt 4-4-12, Lewis 0-0-0 Totals 22-16-60. OoniHell (78) — Thieson 1-2-4, Herd- will be available in the children's Gordon Lassow, Clerk Helen authority in the district and that they site and no skating at Union Pond High snapped an eight-game losing streak with a 52-47 win over authority in the area where South provided,For information, please after one period and 24-19 margin at “We’re gaining experience. We man 6-0-12, Manchester 4-0-8. Burkhart 5- N Warrington and the six directors as library, starting February 9. Tickets acted within their legal powers when annex. For winter sports information call Susan Plese, coordinator of Wethersfield High in CCIL basketball action last night in East defedants in the case. The District Windsor wants to send its effluent to the intermission. Going into the final weren’t used to the pressure in the 0-10, Amenta 341-6, Farrell 18-2-38. Totals must be picked up prior to the show Manchester. they approved the agreement. phone 643-47(X). volunteers, any morning at 647-3520. 37-4-78. Board of Directors unanimously ap­ stanza, the East Hartford-based beginning of the year but we’re Hartford. date and will be distributed on a first quintet led 37-33. Rnllun (57) — Winkler 44)-8, Beecher proved the pact last Nov. 20, nearly a The suit asks the pact be voided handling it better now" The triumph improves the Hornets come, first serve basis. Hall’s Carl McKinney and Jim Amenta had 17 points to pace to 3-10 in the league, 4-11 overall, 9-8-26, Ferguson 2-1-5, Arner 4-7-15. Har- month after the Town Board of and that any new decision be made JANUARY WHITE SALE • JANUARY WHITE SALE • JANUARY WHITE SALE • JANUARY WHITE SALE •< pin 0-1-1, Cassells I4)-2, Parker 04)4), Penneys Chuck Garen exchanged Hail with Radding chipping in a while the loss drops the Eagles to 2- Hoover 0-04), Ansaldi 04)4). Totals 20-17- Turnpike TV & Appliance does It again, beating the pricel Every once in a hoops to begin the fourth quarter but dozen markers. McKinney had only 4 Defense Highlight 11 in the CCIL and overall. 57. while Turnpike TV & Appliance likes to offer the public a super offer like this the Warriors, who’ve won four in a points but dished off 5 assists. Fort The Hornets had a 16-14 lead at the one. It’s promotions like this that keep our customers coming back. For 3 days row, reeled off 6 unanswered points hauled in 8 rebounds for the Warriors first turn and 26-25 edge at the inter­ Fahey Suggests Trailer Use to take a 41-39 lead, McKinney had only Turnpike TV & Appliance is having its January White Sale. Every while Tony Cruz had 7 for Penney. Of Girls’ Victory mission. Wethersfield rebounded to two assists and a key steal while Jeff EAST HARTFORD - Sen. appliance in our store Is reduced Including demonstrator and floor sampleSj, Cace had 10 points to lead Penney take a 37-35 advantage after three Area Schoolboy have an appropriate site and in­ Hartrd as examples of appropriate Fort grabbed a defensive carom Marcella Fahey, D-East Hartford and you can bet our prices are the lowest in the area. with Garen dumping in 9. Penney had Rallying behind its defense, Manchester High girls’ basketball periods, terested in this idea,” Mrs. Faey trailer parks where senior citizen along with a steal off a Knight tur­ has introduced legislation for the And remember you always get your moneys worth 14 turnovers. Hall 8. team overcame a first-quarter deficit and trimmed Conard East Hartford had a 45-41 lead with said. "From these trailers attractive live. Area Buskclhull creation of senior citizen mobile at Turnpike TV & Appliance nover to aid the Hall cause. Hall (48) — Amenta 6 5-8 17. Radding 6 High, 46-39, in CCIL play last night in West Hartford. remaining. Tyler Jones and comfortable trailer parks for the Area cage action last night saw home parks using trailers that came “I know for a fact that there are Don’t miss this super desll Pete Cace hit two free throws to tie 0-112, Fort 5 1-2 11, Hill 10-02, McKinney „ , „ , connected on both ends of a one-and- elderly could be developed. " 2 0-0 4, Dawson 00-00, Qua 00-00, Walsh 0 The contest was deadlocked with normally fall for us weren t, but our „,ake it 47-43 with 1:11 South Windsor rout Bloomfield. 80-55, into the state for this fall's tornado two very nice trailer parks in town it for the Knights but Fort canned Through existing state programs, 2-2 2. Totals 20 8-13 48. three-and-a-half minutes remaining defense was still there. We were get Rockville High stop Newington. 65- victims. where a number of senior citizens one-of-two for a 42-41 edge. The lead, remaining. money would be available for land Penney (47) — Cace 3 4-4 10, Sylvester when Jennifer Hedlund popped in two ting beat badly by their fast break 53. Rham High win its third straight The trailers must be kept available live,” Mrs. Fahey said. “Rivermead thereafter, exchanged hands six , . , , , After an Eagle bucket, Dan Pan- acquistion and site development, she times until the winning tally. 4 0-0 8, Dunn 3 0-0 6, Garen 4 1-2 9, Linnell big buckets and Jackie Tucker added early in the game, but once we closed jiscia converted both ends of a one- with a 66-48 duke over Rocky Hill for emergency use for two years, but said. 4 0-0 8, Cruz 2 0-0 4, Fahey 0 0-0 0, Roberts some icing from the charity stripe that off we were in pretty good and-one for a 49-45 bulge with 40 High and Portland High took a 62-52 after that the state can use them for and Colonial offer an alternative to An Andy SylvesteF bucket gave However, Mayor George A. Dagon 0 0-0 0, Kirkpatrick 1 0-0 2 Totals 21 5-6 for the Silk Towners' sixth win in a decision from Coventry High in a key other purposes. Sen. Fahey said. the typical high rise or apartment Penney a 47-46 lead, its last of the 47. * u u j . seconds showing on the clock. said Monday he is unaware of such row. Hedlund had 19 points and lucker Wethersfield's Leigh Stanton fouled COC affair Mrs. Fahey said the most ap- type senior citizen housing.” legislation or the plan to use the Manchester is now 12-2 in the Manchester while Eileen McCarthy and he argued too Tony Mozzicato had 16 points. proprite way to use the over 50 mobile homes in such a way. He said s league, 12-3 overall. It has a key en­ Mrs. Fahey said her bill would per­ Glenn Pugliese 12 and John Allen 11 trailers would be to make them strenuously and was slapped with a the only trailer parks in town are mit municipal housing authorities to A. counter coming up Friday night when double digits for the Chieftains with a as' South Windsor ran its CVC mark available for senior citizen housing. technical as well. privately owned. apply to the state and receive, at the Shots Off Mark it travels to West Hartford again to dozen tallies. to 10-0 and overall record to 12-3 with McCarthy missed the front end but “The state could make them Mrs. Fahey cited the Rivermead face Hall High at 8 o’clock. The Manchester jayvees saw their un­ earliest date permitted by federal Jones canned the technical for a 50-45 the win over 5-4, 5-9 Bloomfield, available to the town, or towns, that and Colonial Trailer Parks in East Warriors trail the Indians in the stan­ blemished mark remain intact with a law at no cost, the mobile homes. reading with 20 seconds left. Pan- Eric Walton and Rich Lombardi 3 dings by one game at 11-3, including 50-33 victory. Nancy Curtin had 15 discia made one-of-two twice, each had 18 points and John last night’s 48-45 overtime decision points and 5 rebounds while Beth In Cheney Loss sandwiched around a Chris Kripas Ostrowski 10 to lead Rockville to its over Penney. MacDonald chipped in with 8 hoop, for the final score. sixth conference win in nine starts. Conard, 6-8 in the CCIL and 7-8 markers for the Indians, now 154) for 12 CU. FT. FAMILY CAPACITY Shooting poorly from the field, Cheney Tech couldn’t over­ Jones had 18 points and Sean The Rams are 7-8 overall. Newington overall, jumped to a 15-11 edge after the season. Sue Donnelly also played For the month of February come the deficiency and wound up on the short end of a 57-49 Campbell 12 to lead the Hornets goes to 2-7 in the CVC, 3-11 overall REFRIGERATOR ELECTRIC DRYER one quarter. But the locals outscored well for the locals. with the loss. decision to Vinal Tech in COC basketball action last night at the the Chieftains in the second stanza, Kripas had 15 and Stanton 10 to pace Beavers’ gym 51uiirlit-Hl«T (46) — Tilden 1-0-2, Wethersfield. McCarthy and Mike Jeff Snyder had 14 points and Ben­ “1 thought Mike Switzer did a good 16-8, to assume a 27-23 halftime Cooney 3-1-7, Hedlund 8-3-19, Neubelt 1-1- „ u u j tn ,- ir^ot nie Wright and Kevlin Wood 13 apiece The victory was the Hawks' third, bulge. The spread went to 37-31 after 3, Ebersold 0-1-1, Smith 04)4). Botteron 0- ^ rebounds for East as Rham moved its COC mark to 4-8 289 199 two coming against Cheney, com­ job guarding (John) Gecewicz. And Hartford. we did a good job switching defenses. three quarters before Conard tied it, 04), Wright 0-04), Tucker 3-4-10, Jordan 2 and aggregate docket to 4-10 with the FAMILY CAPACITY FULL FEATURED pared with 11 setbacks. Vinal is 3-9 in setting up Hedlund’s heroics. 0-4. Totals 18-10-46. Eunl Hiirlfunl (52) — Jones 5 8-9 18. We played well but shot poorly," Campbell 5 2-2 12, Cason 2 1-2 5. victory over 5-7, 6-8 Rocky Hill. the COC. The reversal drops Cheney “Once again our defense won us a Gunurd (39) — Cermola 1-2-4 BUILT-IN Crockett reiterated, “I’m pleased Tom McGinn poured 31 points HEAVY DUTY into the cellar in the conference at 2- ballgame,” stated Manchester Coach Skenderian 1-2-4 Gustafson 04)-0, Quinn McCarthy 3 1-3 7 ■ u.,discia 0 ^ - 6 / with the progress the team has made 2-2-6 Griffith 5-2-12 Pelletier 0 0-0 0, Moore 00-00, Doran 2 2-3 through the twine and T J. Rossitto It's 9. The Beavers are 3-9 overall with Steve Armstrong, "A lot of shots that 34)-6, O’Conner 16 diamonds CLOTHES WASHER DISHWASHER but awfully disappointed we lost.” ’ 6, Cullen 0 04) 0, Totals 17 18-25 52. added 17 more as Portland moved its Wear their next tilt Friday night at home Carlson 2-3-7. Totals 14-11-39 totaling Vi carat Mark Toussaint had 19 points to \4 elliernfiel(l (47) — Kripas 7 1-2 15. record to 8-3 in the Charter Oak Michaels against Bolton High. your As dainty a diamond pace Vinal followed by Gecewicz, Ambrose 1 04) 2, Lawlor 3 2-8 8, Slanton 5 Conference and 10-3 overall with the It was deadlocked at 26-all at the 80th Year pendant as you've ever who worked hard for his 14 markers, 04) 10, Kowalczyk 2 04) 4, Zazzaro 2 0-0 4, victory over Coventry Frank heart seen. And surprisingly 267 228 halt with the Beavers outscoring Basketball Donovan 2 04) 4, Dobmeir060 0 Totals 22 and Bill Bloomquist who had 10 Badstuebner had 13 points and Kevin We're affordable in Vinal, 12-6, at the outset of the third 3-10 47 tallies. Green 12 for the Patriots, now 8-4 in celebrating on a (elebration of our BOth DELUXE COOK 30 INCH DELUXE stanza. But Cheney’s shooting from EAST FROSH BENNE’r Mo Harrison had 18 points to lead the COC and 10-4 overall anniversary. the field went stone cold while Vinal East Catholic’s freshmen scored a Bennet dropped a 102-77 decision to the chain $Mi.5 T O P RANGE ELECTRIC RANGE Cheney with Scott Cable dumping in occasion ran off 10 unanswered markers for a 49-44 win over the Penney frosh the Windham frosh yesterday. Ed­ 42-38 lead after three periods. 16 tallies. Cable had 10 rebounds, yesterday in East Hartford. Chris mond Hurst had 33 points, Sean with a Terry Fleming 8 and Brian Eaton 7 Vinal had a 4-point spread going Negri had 13 points and Paul Tucker Kearns 12 and Tim Carmel 10 for the Eagle Matmen Up Record year of for the Beavers. 10 for the young Eagles, 10-5. East's Bears, now 5-4 for the season. Inljrgfd to show delul 118 236 into the final minute and added to its specially edge from the charity stripe as next outing is Thursday against East Catholic’s wrestling team Corey 5-4. 114 -Marrero iHi pinned WE TAKE TRADE INS Cheney was forced to foul. Weaver High at the Eagles’ Nest at 4 moved its record to 7-4 last night Byrne 1.43, 121 —Velez lECl pinned pricecf o’clock. ____ Offer Good Only “The difference in the game was with a 36-18 win over Bulkeley High Nieves 56, 128 -Gonzalez iHl dee Foley (diamond 649-3406 8-6, 134 —Shepard (Hi dec, 0 Hourke 9-4, INSTANT SUM HK.STKS we shot poorly from the field, " cited \iiiul ^l•^•ll (57) — Gecewicz 6 2-6 14, SENIOR HI SINESS.MEN in Hartford. offerings THURS.-FRI.-SAT, 140 -Leyland lECi dee M Tedesclii 6-4, CREOIT TO 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. 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Faces in the News r'" Gordie Howe Celtic Coach Claims III XIII O L Y M P IC Bill Walton O O T ) WINTER rrlurned to the Ump Pryor Works X X V g a m e s NBA w ith San Diego after missing NHL All-Star nearly two years. Electrician Assisted He scored 8 points MONTREAL (UPI) — Gordie Howe, the oldest player in the in 15 minutes in CHICAGO (UPI) - The of­ ’The Bulls, who led by 1 when the contest because oi the only Chicago National Hockey League, heads the list of additional players triumph over clock went out, still held an 89-85 ad­ appearance by rookie Larry Bird. Phoenix. ficial box score won’t show it, To Keep vantage with 7:41 left in the game. Bird scored 12 in the first half but Shape selected to play for the Prince of Wales Conference All-Star but Boston Coach Bill Fitch But rookie guard Gerald Henderson played in foul trouble during the final strike. team against the Clarence Campbell Conference Feb. 5, the said he thinks the electrician CLEARWATER, Fla. (UPI) - Major-league W^allon came off the bench to help the Celtics two quarters and m anag^ only a baseball players begin reporting to spring “My own personal feeling is if they (managers) put Joe league announced Wednesday. at the Chicago Stadium should reel off 10 straight points to take a 95- late fourth quarter basket. Blow in the outfield. I'll umpire,” he said. Howe. 51. who played his first NHL of the New York Rangers, Morris receive an assist for the 89 lead. After a Bulls’ basket, Boston “The refs took my game away training camps next month and many already Pryor, who taught school in North Carolina for 10 years Lukowich of the Winnipeg Jets and Blain Stoughton game before 37 of those players leads the Hartford Celtic’s 103-99 victory over the scored 7 straight points to ^ put the from me. ’There were a lot of fans have begun their own conditioning program. before becoming a full-time major-league umpire in selected for the 32nd All-Star Game Atlanta Flame Kent Nilsson. from my home town that came up to Whalers in scoring Chicago Bulls Tuesday night. game out of reach. But they aren’t going to get the jump on Paul Pryor. September of 1961, does not sit idle during the off-season. in Detroit were born, was among Under NHL rules, every league hut was passed up Henderson, who scored 10 points, see me. I thought some of the calls on Pryor is second in the National League in umpire Most of his energy is directed toward developing his eight additional players selected by city must be represented and in the when the Prince of The Bulls had overtaken the Celtics said Fitch has used his bench all me in the first half were seniority, getting ready to start his 19th year in the major late in the third quarter when Reggie company, which he opened four years ago next month, Buffalo Sabres Coach Scotty Bowman event of any of the 40 players in each Wales All-Star NHL season long and that has enabled him questionable,” Bird said. leagues. traveling to various coaches meetings and sporting con­ for the Clarence Campbell Conference team dropping out, a team was an­ Theus ran into the official scorer’s to remain sharp. Chicago Coach Jerry Sloan said he table, helping to knock out the “The first exhibition game of the season is our first ac­ ventions. Conference team. replacement must be found from the nounced. The lone “Coach has been using everybody, did not think the 20-minute clock Stadium clock. After a 20-minute tual working dayi” Pryor said as he sat in the office of Although his product is travel bags and he deals with The top 12 players for each team team of the player unable to par­ Whaler named was especially in the last 20 games or delay was the reason his team lost. the travel bag company he runs. “The league wants you Gordie Howe. delay, the overhead scoreboard used anyone, much of his work so far has been with sports were selected last week. ticipate. % J ' so,” Henderson said. “There were “It didn’t hurt us in the first half to be in good shape. for the Chicago Black Hawks hockey teams, including high school, college and professional. Joining Howe, who played in 22 All- Howe’s inclusion in the Prince of some openings down the middle and I when we didn’t have any momentum “So I started an exercise program Jan. 1, doing wind Stoughton games was put into use. He also -spends a lot of time on the banquet circuit, but Star games as a member of the Wales lineup will give the chance to was able to go in.” and we were just standing around,” sprints, sit-ups, and the squats we need to do behind the a good deal of it is local. Fitch said the delay allowed the Detroit Red Wings, will be extend his All-Star records which in­ Rick Robey, subbing for the in­ Sloan said. “I would have bet my life plate,” the husky Pryor said, “Most other umpires have The father of two daughters, one,of whom was killed in Rick Robey has Celtics to regroup and Boston went defensemen Ron Stackhouse of the clude 22 games, 10 goals, 8 assists. 18 jured Dave Collins, scored 23 points, on us today considering the big crowd some sort of regime they follow. CROSS COUNTRY proven to l>e a most on behind a 17-2 scoring spurt a traffic accident in North Carolina last year, and two Pittsburg Penguins and Reed Larson points and 25 penalty minutes. Howe 17 in the second half. But Robey was but I would have lost my butt.” “No matter what you do to get ready though, when you able substitute for midway through the final quarter to sons, Pryor Is very concerned with young people and of Detroit, forwards Danny Gare of also holds the record for the most more concerned about his defensive Theus led the Bulls with 30 points, It's called Nordic Skiing. It the ailing Dave post the victory. get that first game behind the plate, about the sixth in­ sponsors a celebrity golf tournament with the proceeds Buffalo. Real Cloutier of the Quebec consecutive games, 14. from 1957-58 work on Bulls’ center Artis Gilmore, 19 in the second half. David was the earliest form of Cowens with the “You’ve got to take into considera­ ning your legs feel like two plugs,” he said. going to the St. Petersburg Winter Baseball League for Nordiques. Montreal Canadian Bob through 1970-71. Boston Celtics. who scored 17. Greenwood added 19 for Chicago, In addition to conditioning, Pryor also hits the rule ages 15-to-21 and Professional Outreach Athletics. transport across deep snow Only Ratelle. 39, and Chicago tion the tempo of this game. The in the Nordic countries. Gainey. Boston Bruin Jean Ratelle Robey's 23 points “ He’s so big and strong that unless which trailed 55-48 at halftime. book, boning up for the countless arguments he is certain ‘Tve always been interested in helping other people.” Black Hawk goalie Tony Esposito. electrician running the clock may In fact, a Norw egian and Toronto Maple Leaf Darryl lust night helped you front him, he’s going to get to “I don’t know what it’s going to to run into during the course of the season, he said. 36, were born when Howe played his have been a major factor,” Fitch Machine-Made Snow Bank named John (Snowshoe) Sittler. Cells stop Chicago you,” Robey said. take to get this team going,” Sloan "The National League also has a meeting of umpires Thomson pioneered snow said. “ It gave us a chance to regroup This year’s tourney is scheduled for Feb. 9 with a New York Islanders Coach A1 Ar­ first NHL game in 1948. Bulls in NBA. I l l A crowd of 18,508 saw the game. said. “They beat us even when they Emil Miskovsky, a junior at Dartmouth College, skis down during spring training where we go over any new number of major-league players in the field. skiing in the United States and play closer to the way we played bour. whose team won the Garence Of the 16 players chosen by Arbour Robey Many of the fans were drawn to the didn’t have their best players in.” changes, or if there is something the league wants to during the gold rush days by in the first quarter.” mound of machine-made snow. Snow-making machine was “Given my druthers. I’d still rather be teaching and carrying mail across the High Campbell Conference championship and Bowman, who guided the Mon­ work on, ” he said, “A couple of years ago, for example, coaching (than umpiring),” he said. last year, rounded out his roster treal Canadians to the Prince of needed for Dartmouth Winter Carnival scheduled Feb.7. (UPI Sierra. we worked hard on calling the balk in spring training" Pryor, who was graduated from High Point (N.C.) Because the terrain in this Wales Conference title last season, Photo) with defensemen Robert Picard of Hank .Aaron is Pryor was involved in controversy last year when College in 1952 taught social studies in high schools at sport Is generally flatter than seven have played in at least one All- the Washington Capitals, Vancouver not only mad at major league umpires went on strike. He had just signed a Denton, Littleton, Gibsonville and Bethel Hill, N.C., and in Alpine skiing, observers Star Game before. are sometimes deluded on Canuck Lars Lindgren. and forwards Commissioner new contract and for two days honored it in the face of was principal at Weldon, N.C. in 1955. Besides Howe, Ratelle was in four Bowie Kuhn. He's Walton Little Nervous the demands it makes of its Bemie Federko of the St. Louis criticism from his colleagues, but then he loo went out. While teaching, he managed to umpire full-time in the Blues. New York Islander Mike games, Gainey. Sittler and MacLeish also upset at writers racuse Pair contestants. Great stamina, The major-league players crossed the umpire picket Carolina League and the old Sally League. skill and balance are Bossy Rick MacLeish of the have two games each while Larson who tabbed Pete Rose the baseball lines and played games umpired by subsitutes and Pryor He caught the eye of veteran umpire Cal Hubbard, now required. Philadelphia Flyers, Anders Hedberg and Bossy have played in one game. The United States made a player of the remembers. supervisor of umpires, while working the Sally League spectacular breakthrough in decade The all-time In Return to Action “Three years ago when the players went out. we said All-Star game in 1960 and Hubbard convinced him to East Stars this sport lour years ago home run king we wouldn’t umpire any game if the players weren’t shoot for the major leagues games, dating back to the first round and into third place in the Central when unheralded Bill Koch finished third major league players, ” he said. “They (players) told us won a silver medal in the 30- By MARK FRIEDMAN of the 1977-78 playoffs when he was Division. Knight finished with 26 PROVIDENCE, R.I.—Syracuse’s famed senior duo, Roosevelt "But the three guys who helped me the most when 1 behind Rose and UPI Sports Writer they would support us and they didn't.' was coming up were Augie Donatelli, Al Barlick and kilometers. Koch Is back to Dunlop Spoiled Rod Carew. with Portland. In that game, he points while Davis added 23 and Bouie and Louis Orr, have been named the Big East co-players- try again. Now the players are talking again about a possible Frank Secory,” Pryor said There were no miracles and broke a bone in his left ankle and re­ Johnson 22. of the week for leading the nationall ranked Orange to three con­ But the Scandinavians are none were really expected. Ac­ injured it this season in the fourth Cavaliers 154, Lakers 153 still the premier Nordic skiers Aaron secutive wins including an important 99-89 Conference decision and have been joined in tually, his mere presence was exhibition game. Mike Mitchell fired in 34 points, in­ Goalie^s Party “The way Swen (Nater) was over Connecticut. recent years by the Eastern more than enough. cluding two game-winning free Ski Jumpers Today Europeans — notably the playing, there wasn’t much need for By .MIKE T l LEV T h 4* m u c h • throws with two seconds left in the The Bouie ’n Louie Show was in full Russians. Nearly two years had passed since me to play at all,” said Walton. “He traveled George fourth overtime, to spark Cleveland. swing last week as the 6-11 Bouie Women have also become I'PI Sports M'riler Bill Walton played in a regular- had one of his better games and I Norm Nixon was credited with a UConn Hosts scored 73 points, grabbed 40 rebounds aficionados of the Nordic Blake Dunlop spoiled a party for rookie goaltender Don Cutts McGinnis appears season basketball game. Two foot brand of skiing. And the Rus­ headed for still think my being back is going to make goaltending basket with five seconds and hit on 30 of 46 field goal attempts Now Ride The Air sian ladies virtually domi­ —and loved it. You see. Dunlop needed a little party himself. fractures forced the highest paid him a better player.” remaining to put the Lakers on top Manhattan while the 6-8 Orr scored 59 points, another team. The player in the NBA to become the The biggest single attraction for the spectators at the 1980 nate. Denver Nuggets an­ Nater swept down 21 rebounds and 153-152. grabbed 22 rebounds, handed out 17 “We haven't had a lot of ice time so the most oi tnem.” highest paid spectator in the NBA. Prediction* we just have to make the most of our nounced McGinnis scored 17 points for the Clippers, who Jim Chones then fouled Mitchell as In Elm City assists and hit on 26 of 36 shots. Winter Olympics in Lake Placid next month will be the ski jump, In another significant hockey “I was a little nervous and tense,” chances when we get them," Dunlop development, Boston Bruins Presi­ must first approve were paced by Lloyd Free’s 32 and he drove for the basket and the In posting wins over Detroit, and it’s a good bet that a lot of those onlookers will be hoping to SPORTS SLATE any move. Indiana. Walton admitted Tuesday night after MEN'S 15 KILOMETERS said Tuesday night after scoring one Freeman Williams’ 27. Truck Robin­ forward ended the three-hour, 12- Connecticut (12-5) hopes to return Rutgers and Connecticut, Syracuse’s see a spectacular spill. Well, it’s pretty certain that they won't. — 1. Oddvar Braa, Norway; dent Paul A. Mooney fined team Houston, Los scoring eight points in 15 minutes goal and assisting on two others to son had 31 points for the Suns. minute marathon with his free to the win column when the Huskies co-captains turned in some eye­ 2. T h o m a s W a ssb e rg , general manager Harry Sinden $2,500 Angeles and San during San Diego’s 133-121 victory "Two things have happened. ” W ednendav lead the St. Louis Blues to a 3-2 vic­ over Sinden’s criticism of league In other games, Atlanta defeated throws. Six players fouled out, in­ take on Manhattan (2-14) in a opening performances. In the victory Popular Mechanics reports in the their arms out on either side, like Sweden; 3. Kjell Solli, Diego are said to l>e over Phoenix. “1 got tired pretty ear­ basketball game at New Haven BASKETBALI. Norway. tory over the Eldmonton Oilers. president John Ziegler. interested. Washington 98-82, Golden State cluding Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who over Connecticut, Bouie scored a February issue. ‘In the first place, swan divers. Today, that maneuver ly so I’ve got a way to go. But it’s topped Detroit 111-100, Indiana Coliseum tonight at 8. Tickets will be Ilurtfurd Public at Kant Calbfdic MEN’S 30 KILOMETERS The game was an important one for Sinden had assailed Ziegler for topped all scorers with 42 points. career high 29 points and pulled down ski jumpers have learned to fly It’s would cost the skier a medal. — 1. Oddvar Braa, Norway; been a fanastic day and from now on available at the door. (nirln). 8 the Oilers, who hope to gain a playoff suspending Terry O’Reilly, Mike drubbed Houston 133-112, Boston The 153 points for the Lakers were 16 rebounds. While in the three-point not like in the old days. Skiers don’t Karl Martitsch, the architect who 2. Sergei Saveliev, USSR; 3. McGinnis it’s going to get better.” edged Chicago 103-99, Cleveland out­ Connecticut gave Syracuse a good WRESTLINt, berth, but they had to play it with Milbury and Peter McNab and fining the most ever scored by a losing road victory over Rutgers, Orr hit on try to push the air or cut the air. Now designed the Lake Placid slopes, Bill Koch, USA Walton, who played without any lasted Los Angeles 154-153 in four battle its last time out, although ManchcHter at Tonard, 6 M E N 'S 50 KILO M ETERS rookie Don Cutts in goal. Regular every Bruin except Gerry Cheevers team, breaking the mark of 151 set by 10 of 11 shots including all seven the object is to ride the air. made this point to Popular sign of discomfort, lifted himself off overtimes, Kansas City outscored losing a 99-89 verdict at Manley Field ICK HOCKKY — 1. Sven Lundback, goalie Ed Mio wrenched his ankle in over a Dec. 23 brawl in the stands in the San Diego Rockets in 1970. It was attempts in the second half as he “ And the hills of the jump, scien­ Mechanics: “We now know that if a practice and is sidelined indefinitely. the bench and entered the game with Denver 121-111 and Milwaukee House. Jim Abromaitis, the 6-8 Famiinftlon at Manclie^ler (Bolton Sweden; 2, Ivan Lebanov, New York’s Madison Square Garden. the second time the Cavs had been in­ scored 20 points. tifically designed, follow the flight jumper keeps his skis separated by Bulgaria; 3. Nikolai Zimyatov, 1:44 left in the first quarter. When senior forward, indicated he has Ice l*ulace), 8:05 Cutts played very well but the “This is not to say that we agree Seattle Last tripped Portland 103-96. volved in a four-overtime game, the Bouie and Orr in four years as curve so snugly that today’s jumpers about six inches, no air will flow USSR Oilers failed to protect him, permit­ the evening was over, Walton had recovered following preseason knee with Ziegler’s decision,” Mooney Hawks 98, Bullets 82 last one coming in a loss to Portland starters have helped SU compile a 91- are never more than 15 or 20 feet off through, and he will be carried by the MEN’S 4x10 KM RLEAY - ting a pair of 2-on-O breaks. St. Louis played 15 minutes, scored eight surgery by leading UConn with 21 1 Norway, 2. USSR, 3. said in levying the fine. “However, John Drew and Dan Roundfield to open the 1974 season. 15 record and the win over Connec­ the ground. If an athlete fails to get entire area, from the outside of one Thursday capitalized on both. points, had four rebounds and one combined for 39 points and Atlanta points and 13 rebounds, pushing his Sweden. we cannot condone this type of com­ Lloyd Stop Kings 121, Nuggets 111 ticut was the Orange’s 54th straight ’up on the air pressure’ he doesn’t ski to the other side of the other. ” In BASKKTBALL “•We gave the game away with assist and committed five turnovers. held off a late rally to defeat slum­ scoring average to 8.9 and his WOMEN’S 5 KILOME­ ment from a m em ber of this Otis Birdsong scored a season-high success at home. have to far to fall. the old days, the jumper who did not TERS — 1. Raisa Smetanlna, those two breakaway goals." said The big man also blocked one shot. rebounds to 6.3. Kns! C atholic at N orthw est organization.” ping Washington. Drew scored 20 49 points as Kansas City disposed of St. John’s brilliant 6-6 freshman “If he succeeds in becoming the keep his skis tightly together lost USSR; 2. Galina Kulakova. Eldmonton Coach Glen Sather. “That “The fans have been great and it’s With an even 20 points, his fourth (Catholic (|;irls). 8 In other games, Minnesota tied the SEATTLE (UPII - Chris Evert points and Roundfield had 19 for the Denver. Birdsong, who entered the forward David Russell was named perfectly combered airfoil, the style points. USSR; 3. Marlies Rostock, kind of thing shouldn't happen in been a tough season for them as well 20-point gam e in a row , 6-8 WRKSTLING East Germany. New York Islanders 2-2, Montreal Lloyd said Tuesday night that Seattle Hawks. Roger Phegley paced the game with a 21.9 scoring average, hit the Big East Rookie-of-the-week for jumper can fly 500 feet at 70 mph and There have been other changes. peewee hockey let alone in the NHL. as myself,” Walton said. “ But we’re sophomore Corny Thompson took riicncy Tech al Rham, 6 WOMENS 10 KILOME­ nipped Vancouver 4-3 and Winnipeg will be her last stop on the women’s Bullets with 17 points. 23 of his 25 first-half points in the the second time this year. Coming off land as softly as if he hopped off a Skis, once made of 100 percent “The same thing happened both professional tennis tour this year — going on from here to the playoffs.” over his team’s scoring lead, with a TERS — 1. Galina Kulakova, surprised Los Angeles 7-3. Warriors 111, Pistons 100 opening 15 minutes as the Midwest the bench, Russell scored 31 points table.” hickory, are now mostly plastic, with Friday USSR; 2. Hikka Riihivuori, times: the defensemen didn’t back Actually, Walton’s presence will do 16.2 average to go along with a team North .Stars 2, Islanders 2 after she won her opening match in Phil Smith scored 26 points to lead Division-leading Kings twice ran up and grabbed 15 rebounds as he helped Says Art Devlin, a former Olympic a wood core. Boots, once attached BASKFTBALL Finland; 3. Alison Owen- each other up. That’s inexecusable.” the $150,000 tournament by default. wonders for the Clippers, a talented high 8.7 rebounds per game. Next is Spencer, USA. Steve Tambellini, a little-used, Golden State to its first road victory 20-point leads. the Redmen earn successive wins ski jumper: “All this scientific stuff with loose bindings to allow air Hall at Manchester* 8 The Blues took a 1-0 lead when fourth-line center, scored on a back­ “I’m breaking my commitment to but erratic team. in over two months. Bob McAdoo Bucks 103, Trail Blazers 96 6-5 sophomore Mike McKay (15.8 and over Manhattan, Davidson and currents to play with the skis, now Fast Catholic >s. South Catholic at WOMEN'S 4x10 KM has made the sport absolutely safe. RLEAY - 1, USSR; 2. East Dunlop broke away 2:39 into the hander early in the third period to Avon. But with Martina “Walton is a difference maker,” scored 25 points for Detroit and Junior Bridgeman went on a 13- 4.4). while the backcourt comprises Villanova. The win over Villanova come high in the back so that I ofH* 8 agreed Suns Coach John MacLeod. Not as spectacular, but safe. ” Germay; 3. Finland. game. Dunlop then assisted on a pair give New York a 2-1 lead. Tom (Navratilova), Billy Jean (King) and passed Boston’s Sam Jones for 26th point scoring spree midway through 5-11 junior Bob Dulin (11.5 and 74 gave the nationally ranked Redmen jumpers will be less likely to "sit Bolton ut (dieney Tech* 8 of goals by Ralph Klassen, who had “He has the ability to make other Judging for style begins at the mo­ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I McCarthy’s short shot midway Tracy (Austin), women’s tennis is in place on the NBA all-time scoring the fourth quarter to lead assists) and 6-2 Clay Johnson (6.9 and their 15th consecutive win of the down" on the in-run, allowing air to Penney at Fnfield scored only four goals in the team’s players play better. He is a leader on ment of takeoff. Once, jumpers stuck through the period tied it for great shape," said Evert, the top list. Milwaukee. Marques Johnson led the 44). season. get under their skis. Helmets have indhain at Fast Hartford first 49 games. Dunlop’s heroic's the court. Tonight he had that effect. Minnesota, which is winless in six seed in the $150,000 Seattle stop. Pacers 1.3,3, Rockets 112 way with 29 points and Bridgeman been replaced with woolen ski caps. South W indsor at Glastonhurv Colgate Gridder spoiled the night for a former team­ games. Lucia Romanov was unable to con­ The more he plays, the better he’ll Billy Knight, Johnny Davis and What are the prospects for the U.S. Bhxinifteld at Rockyille mate. finished with 23. Abdul Jeelani had 20 .CINCINNATI (UPI I - Ken Cunadiens 4, Canurks ,3 tinue the first set against Evert become.” Mickey Johnson combined for 71 and Ron Brewer 19 for the Blazers. Why Did NFL Ignore Dan Fonts? team winning medals in the ski Rhaiii ut Cromwell Ebeling, a free-agent linebacker “I played with him for a few games Guy Lafleur scored two goals and because of a strained knee. She Walton had missed 138 straight points to vault Indiana past Houston jump? Not very good, says Devlin. (^o\entry ut Vinal Tech in Fort Worth (CHL) a couple of from Colgate, has been signed by the assisted on a third to hand Vancouver defaulted at 5-2. America has won just one ski jum­ Manchester ut Hall (girls)* 8 Cincinnati Bengals. years ago," said Dunlop. “He made its 11th loss in 12 games. Larry In other opening round play fifth- ping medal since the winter games S\XIMMJ\G Q. How many points has Roy Gerela scored in his career? The 6-foot-5, 226-pounder was one some good saves when he had to Robinson and Pierre Mondou scored seed Sue Barker rallied after losing began in 1924. Manchester ut Fermi, 3:30 tonight. I don’t think you can fault And could you tell me where Steeler place kicker Mall Bahr of the final cuts last year of the New the other Montreal goals while Stan the first five games of her match for North Carolina Coach Smiles was bom? — Terl Bullman. Sloneboro, Pa. England Patriots, where he played him for any of the three goals." Smyl. Kevin McCarthy and Don a 1-6, 6-4, 6-0, win over Pam Shriver. JUST ASK Gerela, who once fostered a fan cult called Gerela'a Goril­ during the preseason- for Hank The best part of the game for Blues Lever scored for the Canucks. Earlier Tuesday third-seed Wendy las, was released by the Pittsburgh Steelers before this past Bullough, the Bengals’ new defensive Coach Red Berenson was the fact JctH 7, KinfiH .3 season, losing his job to Bahr. Picked up briefly by the San Turnbull, sixth-seed Greer Stevens, Murray Olderman SCOREBOARD coordinator. that Dunlop and Klassen were both Peter Sullivan knocked in his 20th and eighth-seed Sylvia Hanika all had After Team Ends Losing Ways Diego Chargers, he kicked one field goal and six extra points to close out his N F L totals for 11 seasons al 903 points. Bahr skating the fourth line. and 21st goals of the season and easy straight set wins to advance to “The line came off the bench and was born in Philadelphia, Pa., but grew up like his older pla- added two assists and defenseman the second round. came no closer. “worked hard all night and never By Murray Olderman - hv I ’nituif Inli’rnaiional N U IO N A L liA S K K T in L L AS.'^IK' really showed they had an edge, ” By MICHAEL SHALIN cckicking brother Chris (Cincinnati Bengals) in State College. NATIONAL H(MKKVi,i:\(;rK Craig Norwich added a goal and two Turnbull routed Laura DuPont, 6-0, “We beat a very fine team, one quit” , said, “Carolina’s defense is as Pa. l'!.tslf*rn runlf'runf’" Berenson said. "I don’t know if they UPI Sports Writer r.iinplM'll I'onlfrt'nt’t’ Vlt.inlK l)i\ assists to help Winnipeg snap a 6-1, and will next meet 14-year-old that’s nationally-ranked and it good as any in the country and I think The tipofi: I'atriik Oivisiun W 1. IVt (iH were a little more rested since they seven-game winless streak. Marcel sensation Andrea Jaeger, Stevens deserves to be,” added Sloan. “I was Q. What did the Dallas Cowboys give up to get defensive W 1. T l‘is OK (LA Uo'liin hadn’t played as much or just had Norm Sloan was worried. we attacked it pretty well.” i’hiiiiticipiiM :iui 7H a r it i l ’hil.t(li'l|)liiii Dionne of Los Angeles scored his 39th defeated Barbara Jordan 6-1, 6-2, pleased with everything tonight but A lot of N FL teams with quarterback deficiences John Dutton and what kind of a season did he have? — II.D., NY Kdnufr' a l'< 9 ' l‘f 1!U N .w York Elsewhere, Villanova trimmed Frederick, Md. one of those good nights. They goal plus an assist to raise his NHL- His team came into Tuesday the turnovers (19 for the game). But like, say, Denver - must be kicking themselves in the N Y I'ildmifTs IH 7 \'f> U.islitn^ion while Hanika beat Renee Richards 6- Providence 62-52, Holy Cross Dutton, unhappy with the Baltimore Colts, where he had Ml.inia ai '22 7 47 lt»I I7H Nh\S .llTst'L created their chances and they made leading point total 96. pants for their oversight two years ago. That’s when VV-isImifilim l.i R ltd 3, 6-2. night’s home game against we were feeling a little pressure, the hammered Dartmouth 101-69, Old been all-pro, cost the Cowboys a first- and second-round draft '27 .14 1’2 (Viilr. pressure of playing well and losing.” Dan Fouts, now the hottest passer in the game, was a Siiu’tlif |)n i.>«iiin 17th-ranked C’^^son burdened Dominion topped James Madison 52- hold out frorn the San Diego Chargers. Fouts was piqued pick in 1980 when they signed him as a free agent. Because he W 1. I l‘|> (ih (,\ Mi.mt.i Clemson Coach Bill Foster wasn’t • vruM UCJ piVfUVU reported late, he missed almost half the season before nailing ( hit’JL'o 19 IH i:i i;r iru SdH Nniiiiuo 44, Yale beat Harvard 86-75, Toledo -in. had been brought Si Uiuis ■Jl '21 H irji \fi\ by a four-game losing streak — down a regular spot on the defensive line. His pass rush was a hull iii.i really in the mood to talk about the edged Dayton 76-75, Catholic edged in at more than twice his own salary. Fouts was offered VaiH nu\» r i: 27 H l.L liH Ilou vtiin and the North Carolina State d loss. around the league for paltry draft choices — with no little disappointing, but Dutton was playing out of position on iMliiuintnn 14 2f Ifi 171 3 ('li-u’ldnil Eight Nations For, 20 Against Navy 54-53 and Washington toppled I nlill.ltll. 14 7 v: ifw coach had to be prepared for takers the left side of the line (he had been at right end with the hi'lniil ‘T il say one thing, we’re real con­ Seattle 83-77. Colts). The Cowboys think the 28-year-old Nebrskan is going to U inm|H u 14 .Cl (i 142 3M Ufsluni ( ontt'U’ni’i' the worst. U.ilf*' ('iinlrri’ni’f Mi(Jwf't OivisiDii sistent,” said Foster. “When we do Freshman John Pinone scored 20 be a force for several years He and Preston Pearson are the Nurii.' iMvisiiiii W L i ’ft W I. T IMn lil' (,\ M 21 rtr: He was pleasantly surprised. something, we all do it together. We points to pace Villanova, 13-5 ... only full-time players (I don’t count kicker Rafael Septien) K.iiiN.iN C:t Q. Could you tell me what the little scarfs on some of the who weren't signed originally by the Cowboys Mimtrcal ’3i IH ti H I9l IM Milu.iuKi-c '29 'y> f'27 And 115 Undecided on Boycott didn’t play well tonight, and we all Kevin Greaney scored 27 points and Uis Anm'l*' V 19 9 :i 3C 1» Cllli’.tjlfi IR 144 -44H “Paralysis sets in (during a losing pro football players’ waists mean? I have noticed these on did that.” Ronnie Perry added 24 for 16-4 Holy some piayers from every team. I am very curious. Do these I ’ltlsbui^'h 19 19 11 49 \m 177 iH-nvi-r IH :h SCI U * l streak), but our kids fought it off,” Q. How can Waller Payton with only five years of football Oflioil IR 'I! 7 Itk! lid I t.fh 17 37 iir Complete Mectianical Service many, Britain, Japan, or China, as anthem and its tiag. Clemson, 13-5 overall and 4-4 in the set them apart as special team players or is there a deeper h.iitlfini 14 2! H W ir? lit- Sloan said after the Wolfpackjan to Cross ... Tommy Branch scored 16 service be as well-fixed financially as you outlined in a recent 1’. ihi OiMfiiitn Eight for, 20 against and 115 well as the United States, would turn France definitely will send athletes league, was led by Mitchell Wiggins, points to help Old Dominion, 15-3, to meaning? — Dave Herron, Carmichael, Calif. Sil.llH' IllU'lllfl I. I I’t i;b Collision Repair the Olympics into a farce. an 80-67 Atlantic Coast Conference column. I know his salary is good, hut how can he in such a u 1. T h s o r (.A Sralth' 37 i: 712 undecided. to Moscow. So will the countries of John Campbell and Horace Wyatt, short time have more than a man like me who’s worked for a Hultalo :tl i:< ti m iHti l.ii I ■ - \nR»'if :(7 17 titf I Auto Painting victory over the Tigers. “They came its ECAC Southern Division win ... Uoslon Should only the United States and a the Soviet bloc — East Germany, who each had 11 points. company nearly 30 years? — Harlan Hendrickon, Oregon. 111. n t. M IK7 i;r7 I ’lUKMtX 44 19 W2 .\'i That is the unofficial breakdown so out and played hard tonight. Sure, we Regis O’Keefe and Steve Leondis Mmnt '.I 2! If 111 :4 IftJ 147 S,»n I hf ^lll 2R 29 491 110 few small countries pull out, the Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Astute financial management, which most of today's high- gu(*b*T 19 2: 7 4: ru lur >kl Low Cost Service Rentals far for a boycott of the 1980 Summer had more turnovers than we have In the only other game involving a each scored 17 points to power Yale I ’oltldiul 2 29 4 13 sports impact would be minimal, Czechoslavakia and Poland, Top 20 team, Al Wood scored 26 priced athletes are oriented to. I know some of them get Toronlii 3) '24 4 44 1?H 197 < iiiliti-n St. 111 :r7 3LU 2)0 Factory Trained Technicians Games in Moscow among the the 143 been having, but it was a great win to an Ivy League victory ... Harvey burned in bad deals, but those who have hired reputabe agents Tuesday s Ku.Nultb Tiirsit.i’> >> Ho'ult except in track and swimming, but Nonaligned Communist Yugoslavia Minru’Mit.i2. N \ l'l;in.is|iinjMi>nK2 nations accredited by the Inter­ points and llth-ranked North Knuckles hit a baseline jump shot and lawyers manage to set themselves up for life in a Charge With Master Charge the financial impact would be huge. also plans to attend, even though it for us.” Si I aiu iO K(linunlori2 ( 'U'NobiiJ K4 lf3 i4ol t national Olympic Committee. Sloah had trouble finding the right Carolina, 13-4, overcame a sluggish from with 21 seconds remaining to short period with good investmenLs and deferred income. Mf)nlrf.tl4 V.m r-'uui Ootilin^UK 111 IVllnillfll Japan, which has said it cannot let publicly denounced the Soviet inva­ Wmni[H'n7,1-iN Aniii'lusU Indi.iiui 121 lloUNiiin 112 24 Hour Wrecker Service With the United States in the lead, start with 10 straight points midway give Toledo its triumph ... Mike the Russians tamper with other sion of Afghanistan. words to express his feelings about ilii^ttin W. nii( .i^u99 the other nations that have said they through the first half to post a 71-61 Neville followed up a rebound for the Q. What do you think of coaches calling all the plays from KiinN.isrity 121. iH-nvor 111 Tel. 646-6464 nations because it would disrupt in­ In Scandinavia, Norway won’t go, the victory. the sidelines in football? Doesn't this lead to bad feeling S.ui Dicjjf) i.Cl. I’hfK'nu 121 will boycott the Games unless .Soviet non-conference victory over William winning points to lift Catholic over ternational order, will decide by Feb. Finland will go, Denmark and “Anything I say, how we feel, how between the quarterback and the coach? — T.R., Cincinnati. Milwaukee lUl, Kurtlaiid9t} troops withdraw from Afghanistan & Mary. Navy ... Bob Fronk scored a career- 10, the opening day of the IOC Sweden haven’t decided. important this game was, I can’t say The Tar Heels, plagued by early Only if the quarterback doesn't respect the coach Paul are Canada, Egypt, Norway, strong enough,” he said. “We have high 22 points and Stan Walker added Brown never had any trouble convincing his quarterbacks, meeting in Lake Placid, N.Y. Israel has postponed a decision for fouls and turnovers, pulled away with Bahrain, Morocco, Saudi Arabia and been through a rough period.” 19 for Washington. going all the way back to Otto Graham, that he knew what FLETCHER GLASS CO. West Germany says it will do a month, but observers say they like­ was best for the team. And Tom Landry, of the modern breed, Chile. 8:58 left in the half when they ripped Orf* 3S y»Ott cl fspenente ofMANCHISUR whatever the majority of Europeans ly will follow the U.S. lead. Charles “Hawkeye” Whitney probably did more than anyone to convince quarterbacks such While Canada is in the “for" list, a scored 20 points and Clyde Austin had off a 10-0 spurt to go ahead 28-18. No deep meaning. Because their hands sometimes get decide. Switzerland has made no African nations, which boycotted smudged with grime or sweat, quarterbacks like to have a as Roger Slaubach that there was no stigma in getting the COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE final decision may depend on the out­ 18 to pace the Wolf pack, now 12-5 Mike O’Koren, who had a game- plays from the bench. Most quarterbacks also have the option decision, but is leaning against a the 1976 Games in Montreal over lineman in front of them - either a center or one of the WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS FURNITURE come of elections next month in overall and 4-4 in the ACC. high 11 rebounds and 7 assists, scored guards, or both - with a towel tucked into their waist so they of changing up at the line of scrimmage. In today’s increasing­ boycott. New Zealand’s participation and that .10 points for the Tar Heels, as did TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING • FIREPLACE & DOOR which Prime Minister Joe Clark There were eight lead changes and can reach over and clean their paws ly sophisticated game, the guy taking the snap from center China has announced it will boycott country’s links with white-ruled John Virgil. Barnes led William & Equals Output needs all the help he can get. MIRRORS • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK could be replaced by Liberal leader the game was tied nine times in the the Olympics if the majority of South Africa, want to compete this Mary, 79, with 18 points and Scott VANCOUVER, British Columbia Pierre Trudeau, who may have first half before State, using its fast Q. I have a question that involves Davey O'Brien, who was national Olympic committees do. time. Whitely added 17. (UPI) — Guy Lafleur equalled the the Heisman Trophy winner from TCU in 1938. A friend different views. break, began to pull away from the It would be a difficult decision for Besides Chile, most of Latin “I’m very happy with the way we goal-scoring output of one of claims Davey O’Brien’s position was listed as quarterback. I Parting shot: Manchester 649-452 y The governments of Britain and Tigers. With North Carolina State claim tat TCU In 1938 ran the single wing and he would have CHEVROLET the Chinese because they have been America will compete. played,” said North Carolina Coach hockey’s all-time greats — Bernie Australia — two traditional allies — looking forward to participating for ahead 28-27 Whitney hit two straight been listed as a tailback or left halfback, t would greatly Mexico will send 55 athletes to Dean Smith. “I’d just wish we had Geoffrion — Tuesday, but in typical Remarkable look-alikes are Dan Pastorini, the quart­ have announced they support a the first time in 30 years. Moscow. baskets and Craig Watts, who had 15 appreciate your answer. — Dr. J. William May, Roseville, erback of the Houston Oilers, and Adriano Panatla of tstimate Qailly Given made a higher percentage of the fashion, he thought Montreal’s 4-3 Calif. boycott, but their national Olympic Taiwan is not contemplating a “Nothing will prevent the 1980 points, followed with another basket Italian tennis. They’re even similar in personality It's shots we received because we got a victory over the Vancouver Canucks The little 150-pound All-American flinger from Texas rare that an athlete admits, as Panalta did after his committees maintain they, not the boycott over the Soviet invasion of Games from taking place in the to give the Wolfpack a 34-27 lead with Christian, the successor to famed passer Sammy Baugh, was OPEN MOh-FM 8 am - 5:30 p.m. 1229 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER governments, will make that deci­ lot of good shots. You’ve got to hand was more important. Davis Cup loss to John McEnroe, "He's better than me. " FUSTICS M STOCK Afghanistan, but says it will attend Soviet Union, with or without the 2:17 to go in the half. “We won, that’s more important listed nominally as a quarterback in the double wing spread SAT TIU 12 NOON ,100-'i"-3'16"-Si" sion, Both coonmittees are inclined to it to William St Mary. They did a formation used by L B (Dutch) Mever But he wa.sn't a quart­ only if it is allowed to use its own United States,’’ a spokesman for the North Carolina State widened its good job. Bruce (Parkhill) has them than personal glory,” said Lafleur, attend the Games. flag. The IOC.ruled Taiwan can take lead to 38-30 at intermission. 'The erback as we know the species today. He took the snap from Please send all sports questions In Murray Olderme.i. P.O Box 54 McKEE ST, MANCHESTER Mexican Olympic committee said. well coached,” who scored his 392nd and 393rd center the same way as Roger .Staubacli when the Dallas In sports terms, withdrawal by part only if it changes its name (from Peru and Argentina have said they Tigers pulled within 4 points at the 6346, Incline Village, Nov. 69450. Because of the volume ol (Off Ceiiler Si.) SCREENS REPAIRED such leading countries as West Ger­ Parkhill, who thought his players career poaN and nicked up an a.^sist. Cowboys go into their "spreaif' on passing downs — which is mail, there will be no individual responses. OENDAL MOTORS nurrs DIVISION Republic of China), its national will attend. outset of the second half, but they actually like a tailback in the single wing. (NtWSPAPKH KNTKHI'RISK ASSN) 1 0 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan, SO, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan, 30, 1880- II Drama Slated Lutherans Set $200,000 By RHS Club Security Officer Has Busy Day at Rockville High VERNON — The Rockville High By BARBARA RICHMOND walkie-talkie at the Vernon Police noted her concern is for pedestrians after that she goes through the entire Board member Dr. George Prouty control it.” Station (she hopes to have her own to in the lot and said she doesn’t want school again checking the rest rooms asked Miss Horn if she felt she was Board member Harold Cummings School Drama Club will open its 1980 As 100th Birthday Goal Herald Reporter season with the presentation of the keep at the school very soon.) She anyone to get hurt. By 7:45 a.m. all and other areas. getting help and backing from the said that before Miss Horn was hired comedy, "You Can’t Take It With VERNON — “ Here there and said she talks with police about students should be in their teachers and the administration. the board discussed the problems at You,” by Moss Hart and George S. MANCHESTER - The annual 000. such. everywhere" are words that describe anything that might have gone on in­ classrooms, she said. Miss Horn works very closely with the school and considered having a the Vernon Police Department and To this she hesitated and then com­ Kaufman. meeting of the Emanuel Lutheran The Property Committee reported The council-approved budget. of Heidi Horn, security officer at volving students over night and then police officer on full-time patrol. After that she patrols all of the out­ mented, “Sometimes I feel the Playing the lead roles will be Greg Church congregation, held Sunday, It arranged to have the parslh $174,069 for 1980 was approved by the Rockville High School. Miss Horn, goes on to the school. said she didn’t know what she’d do Miss Horn said she would be side areas and the stairwells inside to teachers are a little frightened of the Barbero as the grandfather of the set a goal of $200,000 for a 100th an­ building and the chapel re-shingled congregation. This Includes provision without the police. against having a police officer who has held this position for three make sure no students have skipped consequences of turning in a crazy Sycamore clan with Tracy niversary thank offering. The church and through the efforts of volunteer for an associate pastor, an intern, Her first task is to make a check of patroling the school. "I think the years, starts her day about 6 a.m. class. She then continues making student.” Newirth and John Boyle as Penny will start its observance of its 100th labor, the parish house was painted. and part-time Christian education the school and grounds to see if there She listed as the most common students relate me with the police patrols inside and out, throughout the and Paul Sycamore. Kim Lonsdale anniversary year on Palm Sunday, An Energy Committee was formed and youth directors. and makes her presence known all are any irregularities, before the problems, skipping school and yet I’m not in uniform and I don’t March 30. school day. will play the role of Alice Sycamore during the year and is studying about the school and grounds. students arrive. students being in the halls without Another board member, Joy have to arrest them. I think there The goal of $200,000 was approved During the meeting the who falls in love with Tony Kirby, means of conserving power. Nominating Committee presented a proper passes. She also said she DiPietro, asked Miss Horn if she felt would be a lot of discontent if the with the stipulation that $100,000 be The Housing Board reported that "The kids never know where I’ll played by Larry Cook. slate of officers, all of whom were Miss Horn presented a report to From 7 to 8 a.m. she is in the stu­ works closely with the truant officer that her being around has cut down police were patrolling,” she said. used for a new organ and the rest be all apartments are rented and be,” she said, adding that they Megan Burke and Jon Foster will elected. They were: Evva Benson, the Board of Education, Monday dent parking lot making herself very and gives him in-depth, daily reports. on vandalism. She said, “They're not She said she would like to have distributed for various benevolences. renovation work has been done on respect her. play the roles of the straight-laced Lorraine Johnson, Charlotte Wilson, night detailing what a day’s work visible. She said this is an absolute She also works closely with' Officer going to commit vandalism in front another security-person to work with The proposal was approved five of the 15. parents of Kirby, and Suzy Gaskell Laurie Gaskill, Audrey Ahiness, consists of for her. necessity, noting she doesn’t tolerate When school ends she is again on Harold DeLisle, juvenile officer of of me but there’s such a widespread her so someone would b'e patrolling overwhelmingly after a lengthy dis­ The Mission and Ministry Com­ plays the part of the dancing Keith Carriere, Charles Bodemann, She said at 6:10 a.m. she picks up a any motor vehicle violations and outside patrol in the parking lot and the police department. area it’s difficult for one person to at all times. daughter. Carolyn Balk and Lisa cussion and it was agreed to have the mittee reported it continues to carry church council appoint a task force to William Malan Sr., Kent Carlson and Dickey will play the part of two on the tape ministry to shut-ins and Elaine Crockett, all to the Church implement the three-year appeal. convalescent homes so that they can guests. Council. Also in the cast are Ellen ^m e 175 persons attended Sun­ hear the church services. One of the Hearing Planned day’s meeting led by the Rev. Dale Rockville Task Force Rosenberg, Adam DuBeau, Chris year’s highlights for this committee Also: Judy Torstenson, Emanual Anderson, Rich Rey, Bill Lachut, H. Gustafson, pastor of the church. was the sponsorship of a Laotian Scholarship Committee; Gerda Orr, James Dick and Lori LaPorte. Lee Goodwin, intern, led the opening family which is now living in the Augusta Bengtson Memorial On Oil Tax Plan devotions. Manchester. Scholarship; Ruth 1 Benson, Faces Dec. 1 Deadline The play will be presented Feb. 14 VERNON — The Business Tax Subcommittee of the During the report of the council, at 8 p.m. and Feb. 16 at 2 and 8 p.m. The Christian Education Com­ Memorial Gifts; Ron Erickson, Elsie Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee of the under the Worship and Music Com­ VERNON — Mayor Marie Herbst has and the conditions that result as this at the high school. The general ad­ mittee continues to provide Sunday Huffield, and Beverly Fuss, General Assembly, will conduct a public hearing mittee, it was noted that extensive given the newly formed Rockville vacuum continues to exist. mission charge will be $2 and Church School for children of all Nominating Committee, Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Memorial Building, Park Place. research had been done concerning Revitalization Task Force a deadline of students under age 14 will be ad­ ages, between services and Adult The committee cited as causes for this, The unusual hearing is being conducted to allow area repairing the existing organ and also Dec. 1 to complete its initial work, which mitted at half price, Forum and Bible Study classes. the lack of access roads, lack of parking persons the opportunity to speak out on a proposal which concerning buying a new organ. is to list im m olate and long-range objec­ Earl Anderson, treasurer, reported Rummage Sale facilities, improper planning, gross inef­ would tax the gross earnings of major oil companies. The main thrust of the Evangelism that the books closed with a balance tives for Rockville and recommendations ficiency and poor utilization in redevelop­ SOUTH WINDSOR - St. Peter’s The proposed tax of 1.5 percent, would bring in some Glastonbury Players Committee this year has been the and that nearly $30,000 was expended as to how to accomplish them. ment. Episcopal Church, Sand Hill Road, $20 million or more in new revenue to the state. GLASTONBURY - The Glaston­ Word and Witness program and 12 to benevolences from budgeted in­ John Carter, president of Roosevelt It gave as the solution, group action on will sponsor a rummage sale Feb. 9 Mills, is chairman of the Task Force, and . Having such a hearing locally is unusual. The usual bury Players will meet Friday at members are enrolled in a 150-hour come. He said this figure doesn’t in­ the part of citizens and town government from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. a University of Connecticut class in ad­ procedure is to conduct them in the Capitol Building in 7:30 p.m. at the First Federal Bank course. clude about $11,000 given in special to correct “what has become a mass vanced urban geography has been Hartford. At hearings held in December and earlier this at the comer of Main Street and The Stewardship Committee offerings for Strength for Mission (an Also featured will be white exodus of business from the downtown assigned to work as consultants to the task month, in Hartford, officials of several oil companies un- Welles Road. Gift to Bolton Library reported that the Every Member outreach program of Lutheran elephant items. Coffee and doughnuts area.” Visitation resulted in a response of force at no charge to the town. aimously opposed the proposed bill but citizen groups and A wine and punch social gathering Church in America), World Hunger, will be available. The snow date is The chamber group listed the parking labor unions favored it. Sue Gorton of the Friends of the Library, left, presents Nancy pledges for 1980 amounting to $150,- food baskets, the Laotian Fund and Members of the class will be inter­ problems as the first priority if revitaliza­ will be featu r^ and plans for the up­ Saturdav, Feb. 16. Officials of oil companies have allegedly made threats coming production of ' Irene'’ will be Silverstein, chairman of the Board of Directors of the Bently viewing Rockville residents in February tion is to begin. to remove the state’s allocations, pass costs on to and IMarch. One of the suggestions made by the made. Memorial Library in Bolton, with a film Projector. The money customers or move out of the state, if the legislation goes Carter commented, at the committee was carried out, that of Auxiliary Trip for the projector was raised through a membership and book organizational meeting of the committee through. sale conducted by "The Friends.” The first film was shown Mon­ TV Tonight widening Union Street by taking footage VERNON - The Rockville Monday, that Rockville has always been from the sidewalk on the hospital side of The proposal for the tax was made by the Connecticut Hospital Auxiliary will sponsor a day. (Herald photo by Pinto) about to be revitalized but no one has said the street. Labor and Energy Coalition after members estimated spring bus trip to New York City. The 6:00 1:00 2:30 what or how the revitalization should be that the oil companies had overcharged state residents by 10:00 3 3 Tomorrow 3 The Odd Couple Also recommended and accomplished bus will leave from the commuter ® 3 V e g a $ 3 Movie "The Brave Bulls" done. $19 or $20 million. (£11 Love Lucy 3 Movie "Footsteps In The was the removal of the old firehouse to the parking lot on Route 30 on March 5 at ® Greatest Sports Legends Fog" (1955) Jean Simmons. (1951) Mel Ferrer. Anthony However, there have been other com­ Piano Concert Slated iBJokef’iWIld 3 3 3 Best Of Saturday Night rear of the Memorial Building to provide 8 a m. and will leave New York at 6 (3 TV Community College Stewart Granger. Quinn. Live mittees organized for the revitalization of more parking spaces. AFS Student Named p.m. for the return trip. 3 The Odd Couple 3 Connecticut Prime Time 1:30 3:00 Rockville including one of the Rockville 14^ Streets Of San Francisco ® Movie "The Last Days Ot HEBRON — Celeste Landon, daughter of Mrs. Joan The trip will be just in time for the At Methodist Church 3 Bruins Wrap-Up ® Movie "Torrid Zone ” (1940) Area Chamber of Commerce. This was Lecture Demonstration ® 3-2-1 Contact ® Nows James Cagney. Ann Sheridan. Pompeii" (1960) Steve Reeves. Landon of North Street, has been selected to live and Radio City Easter show or a new MANCHESTER — Pianist Gregory Zaslavsky, and Sophia Rosoff. Christine Kaufmann, made up of various chamber sub­ 6:30 10:30 1:49 VERNON — A lecture-demonstration on study in Montevideo, Uruguay for a year under the ® Carol Burnett And Friends 3 Six Million Dollar Man committees. Broadway play, or to do some Easter Hayes will give a concert of music by In New York City Hayes appeared ® News ® News cutting down on sodium will be given at 10 auspices of the American Field Service. Miss Landon was shopping. The cost will be $10 a per­ Beethoven. Debussy. Chopin, and frequently as chamber musician as ® Tic Tac Dough ® Meet The Mayors 3:25 A Committee for the Revitalization of a.m. and 7 p.m. on Feb. 6 at the Tolland (29 3 3 NBC News 2:00 (j) Rat Patrol honored at a farewell party Sunday . son, round trip. Reservations should C.P.E. Bach Sunday at 4 p.m. as part well as accompanist and soloist. He 3 Presents ® News Rockville studied the problems associated 3 ® Over Easy 3 Honeymooners County Agricultural Center, Route 30. She is the second Rham student to be selected as a be made by mailing a check to Claire 3 Bob Newhart ® Joe Franklin 3:55 with what they termed the continued of the 1979 -80 concert series at South was formerly a member of the facul- ® The Forsyte Saga 3 M * A ‘S ‘H ® Rat Patrol Those interested must pre-register by foreign exchange student. A classmate, Becky Jewett, Frier, 97 Tripp Road, Ellington, U nited M ethodist C hurch in ly at Mercy College in Dobbs Ferry, 6:55 11:00 exodus of business from the center of town Feb. 4. left earlier this month for New Zealand. Miss Landon will 06029. »^News Manchester. ^ Y. and has also authored notes for (I) ® 3 3 3 Nows leave Bradley airport on Feb. 2 for an orientation session •\FS Student Speak Hayes is presently on the piano record jackets and articles for the 7:00 ® Benny Hill ® C B S News 3 Our Miss Brooks Tonight on Cable TV in Miami, Fla. and from there will go on to Uruguay. MANCHESTER — Two American fa c u lty of Sm ith College in Musical Heritage Society. ® ® M'A’S'H 3 David Allen More Facilities Sought Field Service students will be the Northampton, Mass. He is a summa His program Sunday will include (1) @ ABC News 11:30 MANCHESTER—"Community Insight" tonight at 7 on cum laude graduate of Amherst Beethoven's "Tempest’’ sonata, the ® Dating Game :D ® Life And Times Of Eddie Taxes Due in Bolton guest speakers at a meeting of the (S) Festival Of Faith CATV-13 takes a look at the distributive education College and received his master of first book of ' Images’’ by Debussy, Roberts For Physical Education BOLTON — Friday will be the last day to pay ® Journeys To The Mind Cosmopolitan Club on Friday at 1:30 ® & Love Boat program at Manchester High School. Carol Seaton, music degree from the Manhattan Fantasias by Bach (eldest son of 3 News supplemental motor vehicle taxes without being charged p.m. at Center Congregational ® Dave Allen hostess, interviews Albert Chapman, teacher-co­ School of Music. His teachers have Johann Sebastian Bach), and a selec- 3 @ Dick Cavett 3 3 3 Tonight HEBRON — Michael Zotta, head of the schools, told the board that the cost of fuel New Observatory interest, Elaine Potterton, tax collector said. Church. qg Newlywed Qame ordinator of the program and talks with some of the 3^ Sergeant ‘ Bllko BHk physical education department for oil was 43 to 46 cents a gallon at the begin­ The bills were sent out in December and are due in full The students are: Pia Pitkanen included Kenneth Fearn, Dora tion of works by Chopin. students involved in the program which was taped at Dr. Cynthia Peterson examines new University of Connecticut The concert is open to the public. 7:29 12:00 Regional School District 8, speaking to the ning of the school year and now it has gone by Feb. 1. After- that dale, unpaid accounts will be from Finland: Gail Holt, a 3 Dally Numbers Kints’s Department Store at the Manchester Parkade. reflecting telescope in recently completed observatory located a short ® College Basketball Regional Board of Education, asked the up to 88 cents a gallon with the price being reported to the Department of Motor Vehicles as being Manchester girl who spent the past Donations will be accepted at the ®M*A*S'H This was an on-the-job experience for the students. 7:30 projected at about $1 for the remainder of distance from the main campus in Storrs. The 16-inch telescope in a 16- delinquent. summer at Sucy-en-Brie, just outside door. Refreshments will be served. P.M. Magazine O) Dr. Scott On Hebrews "Community Insight” is produced by Community board for additional fields and facilities ® All In The Family 3 Abbott And Costello for the outdoor physical education the year. foot high aluminum-domed building is the result of a decade of effort The tax collector’s office is open daily from 9 a.m. to 3 Paris. Broadcasting Co., a non-profit corporation formed to ® Family Feud 12:30 program and the athletic program T The Board member Francis Anaher of by Dr. Peterson, an associate physics professor. (UPI photo) p.m. They will show slides and tell about ® Face The Music produce local interest programming. Story Hours Planned ® Ko|ak total cost would be about ^,(XX). Hebron, moved to have the administration their experiences as AFS students. 3 Wild Kingdom ® Movie "Crazy Joe " (1974) To offer program suggestions, phone 646-0660. SOUTH WINDSOR-Story hours at 3 Big Money Zotta told the board that next year do a comprehensive report on exactly The hospitality committee will Peler Boyle. Paula Prentiss Tonight’s program will be repeated Friday at 7 p.m. Open House Planned Wood Memoi Memorial Library will 3 ® MacNell / Lehrer Report 3 Our Miss Brooks Rham High School will have at least eight what the system is dping to save energy serve refreshments. Mrs. A. 3 3 Tic Tac Dough BOLTON — The Hans Christian Andersen Montessori begin their winter schedule at the 12:40 soccer teams plus programs for baseball, but the motion failed. Danaher termed the Public Hearings Slated Heavisides will be the greeter. 3 NHL Hockey School located in the St. George’s Episcopal Church Hall, library beginning Feb. 7 and ending S j (49 Barstta . softball and track on a full-time basis. He energy report presented to the board 8:00 Route 44A, will hold an open house Feb. 11 at 8 p.m. M arch 27. Thursday m orning ® ® Edward And Mrs. Simp- said this would require two baseball earlier, "a lot of tripe.” Concert Festival sessions will be held at 10:15 a m. son fields, reconstruction of the soccer fields The program will include slides and a discussion about ® gg Eight Is Enough Cattanach told the board he would be by South Windsor ZB A Montessori teaching methods, and visitors may explore BOLTON—Five students from Children ages 3-5 are welcome. and a track and field facility. ® ColleM Baskatball willing to sit down with board members the classroom and join in refreshments. boitun High School performed in the Registration is limited to 15 3 3 ® Real People Zotta said Rham is the largest school in SOUTH WINDSOR-The main building at the same and maintenance committee chairman, ® Carol H. and Violet Registratiop for the September classes will be open p recent Eastern Division Concert children and may be made by calling 3 ® Great Performances the Charter Oak Conference with less than South Windsor Zoning address. Roy Wirth, to exchange and possibly im­ Burbeck of Windsor, the public at this time. The school has a non- Festival Chorus at the University of the library on Mondays or 9:00 adequate facilities. With the completion of Board of Appeals will hold ® Chester Rozek, King request a temporary and 3) Movie "Marathon" (Prem­ plement energy-saving programs in the discriminating enrollment policy. Connecticut. Thursdays, or by coming in and the new Junior High School, the junior a public hearing Feb. 7 at Street, requests a variance conditional permit to allow iere) Bob Newhart, Leigh Taylor- school. He also said an energy audit was to allow a building lot with For more information contact Lynne Ready, director, They were Clark Dixon, Ellen registering in person. Young A happily married, high students will be getting out at the 7:30 p.m. to consider the an inlaw apartment on the done at Rham. less than the required fron­ at the school between 9 a m. and 4 p.m, weekdays or by Godreau, Chris Richardson and Wilma Hawkins, The Story Lady, middle-aged accountant finds a ASl[V[NSfl[[B[RGFlLM same time as the senior high which will following applications: second floor at 241 Foster new meaning in life, and a new tal footage at the same ad­ calling 646 -5727. Kirsten Wagner. will present stories, games crafts romantic flirtation, when he cause scheduling conflicts with existing In other action the board accepted the ® James W. DeWitt, 2814 Street. dress. John Smith, trumpeter, perforffied and finger plays. For further infor­ becomes obsessed with the hob­ facilities, Zotta said. resignation of James Juliano, band direc­ Ellington Road, requests a ® Raymond Conrad, 78 in the concert band. Gregory Hayes mation call 289-1783. by of running Also during its recent meeting the board tor, and Diana Meade, home economics temporary and conditional ® Robert Lavey, 1658 High Tower Drive, C£) Merv Griffin Main St., requests a tem­ ® 3 Charlie’s Angels learned that it could have a surplus of teacher. The board also granted a leave of permit to allow a small requests a variance to 3 3 3 DWrent Strokes about $25,243 in its budget but was also absence to Peter Aucoin, support services apartment for two years at porary and conditional per­ allow a building lot with The Manchester Community College PO|. 3 ® Every Four Years told there would be a deficit of some $35,- coordinator, who has been hired as special the same address. mit to operate a business less that the required Student Program Board presents: News for Senior Citizens 9:30 ;t0 (KX) in the heating oil account. education coordinator for the Central Of­ ® Virginia R. Hatfield, out of one of the buildings square foot area at the 3 S2I Hello, Larry at the same address. David Cattanach. superintendent of fice Committee. 160 Long H ill R oad, same address. HYPNOTIST 3 The Baxters @ Capitol Tire Co., 22 requests a temporary per­ ® Lucian Grillo, 90 John By W ALLY FORTIN was pinochle games and Our oil painting class enough to keep them busy Thomas St., East Hartford, mit to allow a small apart­ Fitch Boulevard, requests Hi! First reminder is the winners were; Leon will start this Tuesday at downstairs as we wait for G i V ernon cmi ment at the same address. requests a variance to a variance to allow an add- JAMES MAPES that on Monday. Feb. 4, we Fallot, 848; Sam Schors, 10 here at the Center. the contractors to send in Two To Attend Lectures ROUHS 84.86 ’EXIT BETTE MIDLER ® Gregory McFetridge, allow a sign larger than tion to be built beyond the and will register for our trip to 826; Lillian Carlson,797;ti Everyone interested in their bids to complete the 64

Edgar H. Clarke, Aaron Cook, Officers, Directors Re-elected M. Adler Dobkin, Ermano The present officers of the president: K. Craig Barnes, dent; David F. Dwyer, assis­ T’urkington, mortgage officer; Garaventa, Fred W, Geyer, SBM Introduces Savings Bank of Manchester Jack R. Hunter, William R. vice president, comptroller: tant vice president; Carol W. Anthony L. Tarini, auditor; are listed as follows: John D. William F. Legault, vice Houghton, assistant and Donna H, Cammeyer, Johnson, John D. LaBelle, LaBelle. chairman of the president, mortgage; Thomas treasurer; ^uce W. Noble, advertising and marketing of­ George H. Marlow, Frank J. board: William R. Johnson, J, Matrick, vice president, assistant treasurer; Robin S. ficer. Miller, Richard S. Olmsted, New Corporators president and treasurer: operations; Dorothy M. Bryant, security investment Members of the board of Eleanor S, Rubinow, Arthur Frank J. Miller, vice presi­ E. Smith, Harlan D. Taylor president of the Sonego, secretary; Richard T. officer; Robert F. DeMarchi, directors include: Thomas A. MANCHESTER - The E la in e W. M rosek, dent; Arthur E. Smith, vice Carter, assistant vice presi­ mortage officer; Marian M. Bailey, Walter A. Carter Jr.. and William B. Thornton. Savings Bank of Gregory S. Wolff, Michael Manchester chapter and as Manchester introduced B. Lynch and Joel Janenda a director of United Way of four newly elected cor­ were named corporators; Greater Hartford. He is a ----- People/Foo porators Monday at its 74th Robert B. McCann has member of the Manchester annual meeting. been elected to the board of Rotary Club, a past directors and John E. member of the Manchester Whitham was elected to Jaycees and is president of the bank's Eastern Ad­ the Connecticut Toyota visory Board. Dealers Association. The newly elected bank Janenda is a graduate of officials were honored at Notre Dame High School in the bank's 74th annual West Haven and the UConn Law School, where he also , RfteL meeting at Manchester Country Club Monday received a bachelor of arts night. in political science. He was fiOIlD OLmHIONED FOOD F O R V Mrs. Mrosek. a Universi­ associated with the Kelly -IT' ty of Connecticut Law and Janenda law firm in Often tile mo.st nnstalgie meals are tlie most enjoyable. We find school graduate, is chief Manchester between 1966 a fasorite food from eliildliood. Or, there’s a fragrance from the clerk and deputy court ad­ and 1976. He is in private Inventory kitchen tliat brings liaek pleasant memories. Perhaps it’s .sometliing law practice in ministrator of Tolland tliat you “just love.’’ And very often tliesc are foods that offer sound, Superior Court. She is the M an ch ester. He is a balanced nutrition. widow of John R. Mrosek, member of St. James long-time director of the Church parish, was Law Savory Salmon Patties Witli Dilled Cream Pea Sauce is an old- Day chairman for the bank who became vice fasliioned supper idea tliat rates tops in flavor. For the economy- president last year. She is Manchester Bar Associa­ Elaine Mrosek a member of the board of tion for several years, was C le ara n ce ^ minded, this nutritious entree is kind to tlie budget as well, stretch­ trustees, Manchester 1972 Heart Fund chairman, ing a 1.5-1/2 ounce can of salmon to make 6 servings, Accompany Memorial Hospital, is a was a member of the with hearty, home-style fried potatoes and a crisp green salad. director of the UConn Law Manchester United Way Canned cling peaches topping (juick-mi.\ gingerbread offer added School Alumni Association board of directors and is flavor in a delectalile dessert. and is a member of the chairman of the COME SEE WHAT Tolland County and Manchester Advisory Park All time favorite peach and cottage cheese salad sets the pace Connecticut Bar & Recreation Commission WE FOUND! GREAT for good nutrition as well as tradition in our salmon loaf menu. The Associations. which he has served since salad is different, though, for low caloric spicy seasoning gives high Wolff holds a bachelor of 1971. He was elected chair­ FAMILY FASHION BUYS flavor that is complemented by the refreshing peach slices. It all man of the board of the science degiee from the blends lieautifully with a sprightly seasoned Mexican-Style Salmon Manchester YMCA in 1979 AT ALL D&L STORES! University of Connecticut Loaf —a delightful \ariation of another old favorite. 'The loaf is and is a partner in Wolff- and is a YMCA board of Zackin and Associates in­ trustees member. He holds baked in a decorative ring mold, cither convcntionalK- or in a miero- surance agency of Vernon. memberships in the wa\ e o\ en and is wreathed in a colorful blend of corn and tomatoes. He is a member of the Manchester Elks Lodge Convenient canned salmon is an excellent source of complete pro­ Manchester Chamber of and Democratic Town tein and other important nutrients, and there is no waste. Commerce Board of Direc- Committee as well as the tors and served as American. Connecticut, Here’s to good old-fashioned food, prepared traditionally or chamber president in 1978- Hartford County and with a new twist. Enjoy it and eat well! 79. He was chairman of the Manchester Bar Joel janenda 1977 Manchester Heart Associations. Fund drive and is a direc­ The new corporators SALMON PATTIES tor of the March of Dimes were introduced by John D. WITH DILLED CREAM PEA SAUCE Northern Chapter where he La Belle, chairman of the is chairman of the Century board of Savings Bank of I can (I5-I/2 ounce) salmon 2 beaten eggs Walk event. He is a direc­ Manchester. 1 cup fine dry bread crumbs 1 tablespoon lemon juice tor of Hartford Life LaBelle noted the cor­ 1/2 cup chopped green onions 2 tablespoons cooking oil Underwriters, is a member porators are important to SBM's operations, electing Drain and flake salmon, reserving liquid. Combine salmon with bread of the Concordia Lutheran crumbs and green onions. Stir in beaten eggs, lemon juice and reserved the board of directors, Church Council, serves on 59.97 salmon liqnid. Form into fi patties. Fr\‘ patties in oil o\'er medium heat the program development president and senior of­ 30% OFF 50% OFF until lightly browned on both sides. Serve hot with sauce. Makes 6 patties. committee of the Million ficers. LaBelle said the MISSES’ PANTCOATS MEN’S SPORT COATS Dollar Round Table and is corporators, ' act as the an incorporator of watchdog group, acting as Reg. $85-$95. Great-looking wools WARM KNIT SETS, and wool blends for misses, sizes 8 WERE $65-$90 Manchester Memorial critics of the bank’s role in DILLED CREAM PEA SAUCE Hospital. He also is presi­ its community. " to 18. Assorted styles, colors. INCLUDING MITTENS NOW 32.49-44.99 dent of the UConn Alumni Corporators also select AND MUFFLERS 1 package (10 ounce) frozen peas 1/2 teaspoon salt Swimming Association. new corporators from 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 1 /i teasjioon dill iceed Lynch has been president community members 49.97 GLOVES AND 2 tablespoons flour 1-1/2 cups milk of Lynch Toyota-Pontiac working in a wide variety MUFFLERS. STOCK 1/3 OFF Cook peas according to package directions; drain. In another saucepan, Michael Lvnch for nine years. He is a of business and service MISSES’ PILE-LINED WARM NIGHTGOWNS melt butter or margarine. Blend in flour, salt and dill weed. Gradually stir Fordham University organizations. More than UP & SAVE NOW! milk into saucepan. Cook over low heat: stir until thickened. .Vdd peas to graduate, who has been 100 guests were present at PANTCOATS Reg. $10-$25. All your favorite sauce; heat thoroughly. Makes about 2-1/2 cups sauce. been an active leader in the Monday’s meeting. Reg. $70-$75. Warm pile-lined flannel and brushed styles from United Way, serving as pantcoats in basic and hooded famous makers, in long or short lengths! Warm up now & savel styles. Hurry in for first choice! 50% OFF PEACH GINGER CREAM CAKES Whitham Named 1 can (29 ounce) cling peach 2 tablespoons syrup from peaches MISSES’ BLOUSES halves 1 package (14 ounce) gingerbread 14.99-29.99 AND SHIRTS 25% OFF 1/4 cup butter mvc To Bank Board A SPECIAL GROUP OF 1 cup brown sugar, firmly packed 1 cup dairy sour cream MISSES’ DRESSES Choose from solids, plaids, florals 1/2 cup chopped nuts MANCHESTER - John Association, and is a Reg. $30-$50. Save 30% to 50% on and stripes in sizes 8 to 18 and BOYS’ CORDUROY Drain peaches, reserving syrnp. Combine butter, brow n sugar, nuts and E. Whitham of Bolton was charter member and direc­ these one and two-piece styles in SML JEANS, KNIT SHIRTS, two tablespoons of syrup in saucepan. Heat until butter melts and mixture elected to the Savings Bank tor of the town’s Lion’s your favorite fabrics and colors. is smooth. Divide into eight or nine 6-onnee glass baking cups. Place 1 of Manchester’s Eastern Club. He was a member of SWEATERS, peach half, cut side down, in each cup. Prepare gingerbread according Advisory Board at the An­ the Bolton Board of Fire to package directions using sour cream in place of water. Batter will be nual Meeting. Whitham Commissioners from 1973- PAJAMAS AND stiff. Divide into indi\ idnal baking cups. Bake in prebeated oven (.'f50°F.) replaces Leon Rivers who 79, and belongs to the 19.99 6.99 DENIM JEANS 20 to 25 minutes. Let stand five minutes before inverting on dessert dishes. '' wvA*.^ has moved to Bloomfield. Connecticut Nurserymen’s JUNIOR SWEATER- Makes 8 or 9 desserts. (Gregory S. Wolff The Eastern Advisory Association and the JUNIOR TOPS Sizes 4 to 7 and 8 to 18. Board serves the bank’s American Association of KNIT DRESSES Reg. $14. Acrylic V-neck tops in outlying branch towns of Nurserymen. assorted winter brights, like red, Corporators Bolton. Andover and A special group of acrylic sweater Whitham and his wife, teal, mauve, rust and more. Ashford. It is composed of Sally-Ann, have a son in the knits to dress up or down, in V- 50% OFF Announced community members in U.S. Navy and a daughter neck, placket and U-neck stylesi those towns who meet M EN’S MA.NCHESTER - The attending Manchester quarterly with SBM of­ Community College. VESTED SUITS four new corporators who ficials to keep abreast of MEXICAN-STYLE SALMON LOAF were elected at the Savings The East Hartford Advisory 49.97 50% OFF the bank’s programs and Board members of the Reg. $115-$160 Bank of Manchester's .An­ 1 can (15-1/2 ounce) salmon 3 eggs, slightly beaten financial state. These Savings Bank of Manchester JUNIOR FAKE FURS! A SPECIAL GROUP OF 1 cup fine dry bread crumbs nual Meeting held .Mondav include the following in NOW 57.49-79.99 Milk board members served as 1-1/2 cups cooked rice I can (12 ounce) whole night join the following contact people and provide dividuals: Richard H Reg. $68. A selected group of GIRLS’ SWEATERS, (AN stores except New London) members presently ser­ Blackstone, Charles H Cass 1-1/2 cups shredded Jack cheese kernel com with sweet insights and input on the thick, warm fake furs in parka or 1/2 cup chopped onion ving the institution They James M Fitzgerald, John R JEANS, JUMPERS, peppers, drained banking needs of their bike jacket styles. 5-13. 1 can (4 ounce) diced green represent a broad cross- Kocum, Raymond E Lavey 1/2 cup chopped fresh communities The Savings BLOUSES, SKIRTS, chilies, drained tomatoes section of community Bank of Manchester has James D Mirabile, SBM's South Windsor Ad 2 tablespoons diced pimiento Parsley members in the many two other advisory boards KNIT TOPS & SLACKS 50% OFF visory Board is made up o Microwave Method: Drain and flake salmon, reserving liejuid. towns that the Savings — one each to serve the 50% OFF these community members Sizes 4-6x and 7-14. M EN’S SPORT COATS Combine with bread ernnibs, rice, cheese, onion, green chilies, Bank of .Manchester towns of East Hartford and serves, Philip E, Crombie. Daniel P pimiento and eggs, .kdd milk to reserved salmon liiiuid to eipial South Windsor. Cavanaugh, Paul B MISSES’SPORTSWEAR Donald K Anderson Anne WERE $65-$90 3/4 cup. .Stir into salmon mixture. Place in 1-1/2-quart micro- Whitham is the owner of Kupchunos, Edwin A A great group of blazers, skirts, wave-safe ring mold or glass mixing bowl with a glass center. 1. Beecnier William K Lassman and Richard C NOW 32.49-44.99 Belliore. Edward L Besscr John E. Whitham Nursery sweaters and slacks. Microwave at HIGH 10 to 11 minutes or until mixture starts to m Bolton, which he started Reeves. 25% OFF pull away from sides of dish. Hotatc one quarter turn halfvvaiy Catherine I j Bourn. Charles The Eastern Advisory S Burr David .M Caldwell In 1961 after serving three A SPECIAL GROUP OF through cooking time. Cover with wax paper and let stand il years with the Army in Board members include in­ minutes. Combine corn and tomatoes in microvvave-sale bowl. Jr Rid rd S Carpenter dividuals from the towns of Daniel B Cavanaugh Robert Germany. He is a graduate Ashford, Bolton and Andover. BOYS’ CORDUROY Cover with wax paper; microwave at HIGH 2-1/2 minutes or D Charnas. Samuel H 50% OFF 1/3 OFF until hot. Invert ring onto serving plate, hurround with corn mix­ of Manchester High The Ashford grup consists of Chorches. Eleanor D Cult- JEANS, KNIT SHIRTS, ture; garnish center with parsley. Serve with taco sauce it desired. School, and received a Joseph N. Gill, Stephen M EN’S FAMOUS WARM NIGHTGOWNS man Raymond E Damato, bachelor of science degree Neborsky and Catharine L. SWEATERS, Makes 6 to 8 servings. Robert C Dennison, John A in ornamental horticulture Placek, The Bolton members MAKER OUTERWEAR, Reg. $10-$25. All your favorite DeQuattro. Walter Doll Jr . Conventional Method: Prepare salmon mixture same as lor micro­ from the University of in addition to Mr. Whitham, PAJAMAS AND flannel and brushed styles from wave version. Place in vvell-grea.sed, oven-safe 1-1/2-quart ring Thomas J Donovan Theodore are Dorothy Miller and regularly $40-$100 1. Eairbanks. Vivian K Connecticut, graduating famous makers, in long or short mold. Bake in preheated oven (350°F.) 35 to -10 minutes, until Robert D. Murdock. In­ DENIM JEANS Ferguson Sheila B Elanagan, with high honors. NOW 19.99-49.99 lengths! Warm up now & save! slightly brown on top and firm in center. Invert unto serving Robert H Franklin. Walter S He is a charter member dividuals from Andover in­ Sizes 4 to 7 and 8 to 18. plate. Surround with heated corn and tomatoes; garnish center Fuss wand was the first presi­ clude Wheeler 11. Hess, (All stores except New London) with parsley. Donald G Richard and Clifton Also David E Garaventa. dent of the Bolton Athletic B Horne Raymond FI fiorman, Eleanore I. Gowen. Arthur G. 1/3 OFF HOT ’N TANGY Holmes. .1 Stewart Johnson, 50% OFF PEACH AND CHEESE SALADS G Stillman Keith. John R New Director 1/3 OFF W O M EN’S WARM Kocum George T l.aBonne. M EN’S 1 can (29 ounce) cling peach 1/2 teaspoon seasoned salt MANCHESTER - NYLON TRICOT Jams R Latham George F College in Waltham, MA PAJAMAS slices Pash hot pepper sauce Robert B McCann, who I.undberg, Raul R Marie, after his discharge. SLEEPWEAR VESTED SUITS 1 pint cottage cheese Lettuee leaves Carl A .Mikolowsky. Durward has been elected to the Limited quantities, so hurry In 1/2 cup chopped green pepper J .Miller, Maurice R Moriar- board of directors of the McCann is finance chair­ Reg. $10-$27. Pretty nylon gowns Reg. $115-$160 todayl Brushed and flannel ty, Raymond .Mosser Reler Savings Bank of Drain peaches. Combine cottage cheese, green pepper and sea- man of the Printing In­ In assorted styles and colors, long pajamas In assorted colors and .soiiings. Place cottage cheese mivture on 0 leltuee-lined plates. F, .Naktenis, Frederick (; ■Manchester by the bank's dustry of Connecticut and NOW 57.49-79.99 ■Nassiff. Jon L Norris. and short lengths. (Not every style prints. Arrange peach slices over cottage cheese. Makes 6 dinner salads corporators, is executive Western Massachusetts, In every store) or 4 main dish sahuls. S<-drick .1 Rawlins. John FI vice president, treasurer (All stores except New London) Rogers. .Merrill B Rubinow and is past chairman of the Also included are William .1 and secretary of Allied Controllers’ Conference — Shea Jr Frank R Sheldon. Printing Services, Inc. in National Association of Bernard J .Sheridan, Dorothy ■Manchester. After F'ood Chains. ■M Sonego. Rhilip A Spinella. graduating from With his wife Barbara ALL STORES OPEN NIGHTS MON. THRU FRI. TIL 9 P.M. OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5 Robert .M Stfrne. Thomas FI ■Manchester High .School he and their five children, Cfbln. C.m .r, M.rid.n « N.W Undon .1 .. .p.n Soturdoy. fll 9; N.w trUaln op.n thur. night only. N.w Briloln » Orofon cloud Sondoy. Toomey. Frank Tornaquin- ■served with the U.S. Navy, McCann lives in Glaston­ .COM INS CORNilt .AVON-SIMUUIIY .MANCHISTH .M ISIO l »NIW BRITAIN OMIBIDiN .VIBNON *NIW lONOON .OBOTON dici. Neal A Tyler R Ue and entered Bentley bury. Watkins and llerniuii Vules 1 4 - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Jan. SO, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Wed., Jan. 30, 1980- 15 Pedaling for ExereUe ConSUmcr RcpOrtS Woman^s World

Dear Consumer Reports asking the dealer'/ “200” transmissions being Dear Consumer Reports even less sodium than the of buying clubs and other a one-ounce serving of to: ’’From Consumer — I’m looking for an exer­ Dear Reader — Get un­ made then by General — Is there any sodium in diet products — in some buying services. (To order, Kelloggs Corn Flakes con­ Reports” care of cise bicycle and have come der the car and look at the Motors did fail premature­ diet sodas? cases only trace amounts.) send $1.25 to: From tained nearly twice the Manchester Evening A Book for Men Who Don’t Know Everything across some models that transmission fluid pan's ly. If you suspect your D ear R ead er — We Conumer Reports, F9031, sodium of an ounce of Herald. Volume of mail work by simple pedal ac­ underside. If the word problem is due to a defec­ haven’t tested diet sodas For more information on prohibits personal replies.) Box 9000, Orangeburg, Planters Cocktail Peanuts. LPI New York, New Paltz, tion and others that com­ “metric” is embossed in tive part, demand service. for sodium content, but in­ the presence of sodium in as women are. responsibility in contracep­ women,” he said. "See to provide much help in the woman may want is she will experience. N.Y. 10962.) And a McDonald’s Big Mac All American men, takes issue with what he bine pedal action with mo­ large letters, then you Write to General Motors dustry sources say there packaged foods, see the (Address your questions Julty feels men should be tion. how supportive the man raising the child.” that ‘the baby is 5() percent “Therefore, we will When Consumer Reprts contained 1,510 milligrams ‘ Iwlieve it or not, do not described as one of the tion of the seats and probably have a “2oo” and write also to: GM are minute amounts in March 1979 issue of Con­ of sodium — about three- to: Consumer Reports, aware that responsibility “The single man with his is.” ■' —"He may not bo able to mine’,” he said. always own just 49 percent tested various packaged _know an overly large biggest myths of the handlebars. Which type is transmission. ’Transmissions, Center for most of those diet drinks. sumer Reports. It also con­ quarters of the daily allot­ Dept. DCB, 256 Washington for contraception should broad sexual lifestyle Why might a man favor take time off from his job “There is no question of the stock and face the foods for sodium content, amount about birds and best? In the 1978 model year, it Auto Safety, 1223 Dupont (By the way, according tains brand-name ratings ment for a patient on a St., Mt. Vernon, N,Y. women’s health move­ not fall on women alone. always assumes the an abortion, rather than to take care of the child.” that it takes a man’s sperm possibility of being out­ we found a surprising bees, contraception, abor- Dear Reader — In our became known is the auto Circle Building, to those same sources, non­ of household door locks and mild sodium restriction. 10550. Volume of mhil ment. “ An unwanted pregnan­ woman is taking care of being supportive of the —"He may not want to cell to fertilize a woman’s voted." amount of the substance in 'tion, physical health, 1977 report on these industry that many of the Washington, D.C. 20026. diet sodas tend to have discusses the pros and cons (Address your questions cy is disturbing to a man, this,”he said. woman through a pregnan- disrupt his education by egg cell to make an em­ In the section on con­ many items. For example. prohibits personal replies.) fathering, rape, aging and We said the myth is that devices, we preferred the too,” he said. "I do not “Some changes are cy and accepting taking a job to support the bryo. traception, Julty reminds assorted related topics. male doctors treat men single-action models, want any woman to believe called for.” fatherhood? child’” “But while the fertilized his male readers that the And their reputation as patients kinder than because they were that men are not affected In exploring “Sex and Julty cited many Julty also has words egg is 50 percent his, the oral contraceptive pill -great lovers and lovers women patients. equipped with controls to "That is a myth cir­ by an unwanted pregnancy. Consequences,” Julty also reasons, including these: about men who are against body in which that fer­ taken by more than 7 LAST WEEK S WINNERS ! who triumph over all may adjust pedal effort. Such »■ culated around by “ Men are’” talks about alxirtion. — “ He m ay n o t be an abortion. tilized egg will grow is 100 million American women even be undeserved. adjustment is important to women,” he said. Julty hopes his book will “Visit any abortion clinic emotionally ready for “The reason many mon percent hers. has side effects — and the those who want to promote Y O U R H E A T , And many women who “I feel men are just as make single men especial­ and speak to or watch the fatherhood.” give for feeling they have a “ Pregnancy, labor, and search continues for a cardio-vascular enhance­ ■ see things only from their ‘bleeped’ over by doctors ly more aware of their men accompanvine the —"He may be too young right to veto an abortion delivery are processes only safer one. ment — a “training effect” Annette Bolstridge ; point of view may be sur­ that's said to improve your prised to learn there are • body's blood-carrying or GAS BILL! Imaleas well as female capability. Such training East Hartford ; shrinking violets, male All Stop&Shops open Sunday 9 am-5 pm requires you to expend ;wall flowers, and males FILL OUT AN ENTRY BLANK AT 0 9 l^siops Shop * * * 1siopA Shop c^pon^^» ^M ^I|^^^^^^^^[SlopAShflp Couporip^ significant amounts ot ' who rate a dunce’s cap in U B i r ^ " I l-w I WM L31 coupon and a $7.50 purchase YWh this coupon and a energy. *NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! DR A WINGS HELD SA T. 4 P M FEB. 2.1980 affairs of the heart. With this coupon arxJ a $7 50 purchase I With thg coupon and a $7 SO purchase WmJ **** WM J $71 The tested multiple- ; There also are men who action models — such as • love men and need to know Now Thru Saturday... ! more about men loving those with moving seats i 7 9 f * a | I iie e ; men. and handlebars — didn’t I 7 ounce tube 0 1 7 ounce can have adequate pedal-effort at C S S Redeem all 24 ounce txittle adjustments, making then- Sam Julty, who makes GREEN GIANT useless for someone whc Manufacturer’s those points, tries to help LISTERINE i C O L G A T E wants the training effect all men, in general, and Antiseptic zes | TOOTHPASTE NIBLET CORN The multiple-actior Gents-Off Coupons for some in particular. He M O U T H W A S H 261 Good Sun. Jan 27 ■ S>at. at. Feb 2 Limit one piper customer Good Sun. Jan. 27 • S at, Feb 2 Limit one pet customer — I Good Sun. Jan 27 - S a l, Feb 2 Limit one per customer devices were ofter *For eligible coupons, takes apart stereotypes Good Sun, Jan 27 - Sat. Fed 2 Limit one per customer E«ch ol ttitM •dvtrttMd Htm it rtqulrtd to bo rtadliyN i| Grocery* ^ promoted for use it tfaHable lor uto at or bolow tho advtrtitod.prica In aach ) FTSAVINGS* ______see details In store. DOUBLE Their Value arid strips away macho l j Grocery* Im m m m m i Grocery building up legs, arms AiP Storo. f icopi at tpteiflcaltjr notad In thte ad. sex-role trappings in a shoulders and chests. Ac Ca &p c o u n t r y f a r m p o r k s h o p M book all about men’s bodies tually, the tested model: and, interestingly, “men’s PORK LOIN were generally only gooc PORK LOIN 4 CENTER, 2 SHOULDER PORK LOIN selves'” FULL 7-RlB PORTION for gentle limbering oi SIRLOIN PORTION ■ 8. 2 SIRLOIN END CHOPS CENTER CUT Get Your Sion & 9M psw orlh! warming-up. The body is one thing. No m atter what youi BLADE LOIN END I ASSORTED RIB PORK And the self? That’s reason for exercising, first something else, the way DouUe your savings at Stop& Shop with discuss your program with Pork Loin presents ROASTS ROASTS IPORK CHOPS CHOPS Julty breaks things up your doctor. BACK Dear Consumer Reprts «« : between the covers of his : "complete guide to the Double MamiiMiirei^s Coupons! — The transmission on my RIBS 1978 Oldsmobile has been $ 1 2 7 $ ^ 5 7 health and well-being of men’s bodies, minds, and giving me constant spirits.” problems, and I suspect it nv The words “bodies” and may be one of the ...direct troublesome model “200” PORK LOIN-COUNTRY STYLE . PORK LOIN-WHOLE (14-17 lbs.) o r B PORK LOIN-CENTER CUT , PORK LOIN-RIB END PORK “selves” in his title may ir™ FLt R I D A " ^ remind you of the title of transmissions. How can I Great for Juice find out if it is — without RIB LOIN BONELESS "Our Bodies, Ourselves,” FRESH-JUICY-SWEET Case ot Jum bo'ar’s' P O R K 3^27 $ 1 1 7 1 ' " ^ " ^ $167 I the women's liberation ,^ 1 JUMBO-64’s *7.49 R I B S I lb S I D E I lb I C H O P S 1 m ' R O A S T S T b movement book from the DOUBLE COUPONS : Boston Women’s Health 1 Hornii* EXAM PLE: 40 ' O ff (=5.’") -F40' (sw«“ «p) = 80' ( ",“ '?) See Store fo r D etails • G ood thru S at., Feb.2 . Pears A&P IS A BUTCHER SHOP Book Collective. BeelLotn . m - It’s supposed to Julty 1I lOCwwi g . T-l PORTERHOUSEl TEMPLE said he’s attempted with ENIERNOW! > With I ButTht* SIRLOIN KULLcurb his book, “Men’s Bodies Loin Lein Men’s Selves” (Dell, $9.95) Money Saving Meat Values 0 Bonus^ PaST 1 Soz. Plus 4oz. 0 9 Rice ORANGES' Steaks S t e ^ . to do for males somewhat € 4 y n ^ c Sunshine 19oz. pkg...... STEAKS TEND^OfN/ ; like what the Collective did Stop & Shop MARVEL A&P for females. T e d ^ e Interest in JUICY-WHITE--27 S " A iP IS A POULTRY SHOP j j W $-|29 Asked if by using the title I w u e s “Great Beef vegetarianism and Bacon 7 9 ‘ SWIFT PREMIUM-FROZEN 10-12 lbs FRESH-U S 0 A INSP Meat Franks Peanut ButtefUBwl he’s not ripping off the B e e t T o p USDA Choice Creamy or Chunky avoidance of such foods as HOT OR SWEET S449 Old Fashion 16oz-tar...... GRAPE­ A&P women’s health collective beef—and, in some cases, 3UTTERBALL $ ^ 3 9 Italian Sausage ib BOX-0- Beef Franks pkg. book, Julty replied: • W ^ O Y all meats, fish and WEAVER-1 LB. PKG. AVAIL. WED.-SAT.-FRESH B fed i FRUIT $ ^ 8 9 “In no way do I see this WmNERSef poultry—has created a new Chicken Franks 99* TURKEYS CHICKEN as a ripoff. I feel I am ad­ Shampoo # 1 | (Rinse world of cookery. Cod Steakslb Normal, Oily or ury K Rog., Lomon. X*Body or JONES-FROZEN-regularor e ^ o a A&P-QUICK FROZEN ding another dimension, ItoundAU89 7 ounce bottle...... " BalMm 702. btl.. Many ono-vegetarians lb M 79 are adding vegetarian dis­ sausage links pi|^9 EXTRA LARGE-75’s h U.S.O.A. INSPECTED their minds, M ie s and GRANDiMADnns R o a s t binations of ingredients PARKS Slb.pkg.CQ ^ behavior’ Details CXI Entry / A lean, tender, really delicious oven roast and flavors. Fresh Chicken LegsegS or more AA^Vlb. Box at all Stop& Shop Stores. ^ TasteO^Sea , Sausage Links ^g H "Thanks must go to tho CHICKENBREAST Q |I FRESHCHICKEN A A G Shrimp Cocktaii ta°s ^2^® “Great Beef This vegetarian pear FRESH LEMONS 5 ..r1 COLONIAL-CENTER CUT ^ _ _ _ JUKCsunGlory Scrod Dinner: MAPLE CURED or SUOARLESS S 4 2 9 QUICK FROZ£N-(24 ox pfcg S« GG) CAP N JOHN S * J i A Q Boston Women's Health Beef Round Tip Roast USDA Choice rice, for example, can Cutlets n lb self service deli Spocinl M.99h 6 ounce can...... 16 ounce package...... GOLDEN RIPE-CHIQUITA CRISP-FIRM b I Breasts UBm Collective, who wrote 'Our make a side dish or a com­ Sliced Bacon i^g H " Med. Shrimp p?g'* 4 ” "Great Beef 1-ID. $ H Bodies, Ourselves’. I have plete meal. Bananas 3ibs^ Carrots pkgs I 1 lb. Stop & Shop Beef Top Round Steak USDA Choice ® 2 . 3 9 b 3 never met any of them, but Taste O^Sea Serve with one of the new VINE-RIPENED-SALAD “Great Beef tea blends and perhaps Action Prices 1 felt their presence while Beef Round Tip Steak USDA Choice '2 .4 9 ,h Whiting Fillet Tomatoes 59fb Russets 10 bag ( service deir Seneca 6oz. can...... ^ 9 ^ 16 ounce p a c k a ^ ...... some pita bread or sesame 83^ Iwas at work on this book. con ^ 219 FRESH-RED are special 8aDWHT.SSf»iL.o«wATHL^ "Great Beef crackers. You will finish A&P Cooked Ham ^ Mortadella *fS “Up to this decade that R e a 'l C S Cube Steak Beef Round USDA Choice ' 2 . 4 9 b weekly savIngsiBuniMe Bee type of information — in the meal felling comfor­ Radishes Raisins m *1” Roast Beef c o o k e d *3*1 Potato Salad smx 491 “Our Bodies, Ourselves”— Maple or Thick Slice "Great Beef" s Q 1 Q tably full. f-terV C OCOUNTRY U N TnY S TASTAND-12 N D -lZO OZ- ZP PKG K G WOODSTOCK BIRD FOOD _ _ Beef Round Stewing Meat USDA Choice I w ib 9 9 Qanoa Salami *2*1 American Cheese * f ! Ubby Juice 73* FMschmenn’e m was in the hands of doctors Cooked Ham -2.69 Toast ^ 9 ^ A ^ p le K e V egetarian FlAVOftFUL- ...... JUWOIFBOZBO „ 9 ounce package...... ® Mushrooms *1"* Forest Fare 2 89 * tOOCL and other professionals not Armour Hot Dogs M.29 P e a r Rice J’epparoni SlSu *2*! Provolone iftJf Red Rose Tea Pk«- *1** EggoWefflee ^99* 1 cup raw brown rice eager or happy to share Meat Bologna 1.09 “White Gem” EOk^s 2 cups finely shredded it.” Claussen Pickles "’'“ "1.“"’"’ 4.09 RAGOZZINO CLIFFHOUSE ANN PAGE , From a mission point of Pannegiana lOV QieesePfzza cabbage a Buitoni 3 slices Chicken Leg>g 12 ounce package view, Julty said he feels it 19 ounce package...... ^ ^ 9 1 cup thinly sliced carrot SPAGHETTI Lcorner deli Delicious vnlues! 1 cup thinly sliced celery SLICED SOUPS Is time for men to unders­ tand what is behind male cup chopped onion • VEGETARIAN VEGETABLE Available in stores featuring a service deli ureenmamGreen Giant SAUCE • CREAM OF CELERY - BEAN activity and behavior. Quarters HaffGaDon 3 tablespoons butter or PINEAPPLE crushed or chunks-20oz. • CREAM OF MUSHROOM ' “The whole question of Nor- IceCream Vegetables OM margarine “White G e m " in Butter Sauct Pm s or A Ortan masculinity has not been western ______Assorted Flavors 1 teaspoon salt Olani T u rk ey Breast Quarters with wing Chicken « J O b Stop & Shop...... cnL Niblel Corn 10 OZ. p k g ...... '/* teaspoon dry mustard SWEET broached until now,” he 99 *'4 teaspoon dill weed PEAS . said. B re a st'^4 T h ig h s Chicken 79b' Drum sticks Chicken 89s dairy Specials on our best Stop & Shop Brand and more ‘^4 teaspoon herb pepper I “We men need to take a Sliced to order 1lb seasoning good look at ourselves. Colonial Bologna M.69, 2 medium-size fresh There are reasons we die Carando's Mortadella M .sa PiOsbury Fleischniann A JUMBO -10 years ahead of women. California Bartlett pears JAMBOREE FOR BRIGHTER WHITES ANN PAGE-ASSORTED VARIETIES 'WhitE-Gem Many of us are not happy in Turkey Breast '4.4 a Biscuits Margarine Q l i 2 tablespoons chopped 12 OZ. CfWNer) Buttermilk or Countrystyle Son 2 * 8 ^ cups LHdof.dK >i' Corned Beef 49 16 ounce package...... , the space that we are in Corned Beef i M.29i» 7'/4 ounce package...... parsley Grape Jelly 3i»89^ CLOROX Chocolate Candy box SCOTT ; and we do not know why.” Cole Slaw Mkje n ou DNvn kitcfienb 55,' Cook rice as package 28 0Z .C A N f w e e c WARSAW FALCON TOWELS Julty, a figure in the directs. ^ BLEACH ' Cheddar Polish Dill Pickles H9 cl. roll B risk et N td o n n Friend’s Baked Beans uSI \ gal. coni. hational men’s movement, Meanwhile, prepare ood RED, RED KIDNEY, or WITH CHILI $1 OFF LABEL-BEEF FLAVOR Cheesen previously wrote "MSP” verietiet vegtables. Measure butter 37 oz.| 25lby SifioKed Pork Shoulder Picnic 89,b Plain. Natural. (Male Sexual Perfor­ ^ ------stop & Shop Low Fat Hood 16oz cup^ 7 ounce bar...... and seasonings. Pare, core Ann Page Beans can 69* Alpo Dog Dinner bag and dice pears to measure mance). He said it, too, ANN PAGE c e w n o DECORATOR contributed knowledge to .C h eese \'k cups. 140 c l.! 5 9 Sour Jnen who wanted to know When rice is cooked, Salted Peanuts 1^*2” pkg. ------U29 69 Viva Napkins ■ Jnore about themselves. Cream 1 2 9 saute cabbage, carrot, FreshPoik A Q f Breakstone Cream Cheese "As men became in- 18 ounce size 12 ounce container...... celery and onion in butter frozen food health & beauty/general mdse. 8 ounce cup. dairy grocery generic : terested in the women’s Cooked Chicken 0< HOfTtBsTylc M .oa until tender-crisp, about 3 CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITE A4P LA PIZZERIA A&P ASST COLORS & STRIPES minutes. Stir in HOOD «■ OFF UUML-DETEROENT ; movement,” he said, “they Shoulder ^ w E ntitnavored|H ^ istarted being very jealous. seasonings. VEGETABLES CHEESE OS MEN & BOYS seafood Tasty change of pac Add hot cooked rice OfUUMIK JUICE And they began to Fresh Pork Spare Ribs Se°' *1.19. •BROCCOLI SPEARS hattgaLMn. FAB Ind. Wrapped Food Slices Assorted Flavors (should measure about 3 .transpose in their minds While or Yellow 12oz. pkg. Sun Glory GaHon Conlatner W ^ •BRUSSELS SPROUTS PIZZA TUBE SOCKS ! ^-what women were saying cups). Mix lightly. Add • CAULIFLOWER QUARTJAR Fresh 10V. 02. pkg. $ ^3 9 : «bout women — their H a d d o c k pears and parsley. bakery Viiu II eii|oy Gvoiyttiinq we bake ' Mayon- ; Ibodies and other things," Jumbo Sunkist Citrus Sale! Cover. Cook over very • the said. Fillets*4*59 low heat about S minutes, irOFFLAML-POIIDISHIS nalsa Bake, broil or fry. | | , I ^ 5 6 S iz e ^ ^ B Stop & Shop Sliced White ^Kitchen Cupboard : "My hope is that this until thoroughly heated. 2 8 9 * MARQARINE-QTRS. 7WOZ.BOX Serve at once. A PALMOLIVE book, at the very least, will Shrimp Patties 1.4£ avd Oranges] 41UtS This kitchen-tested Parkay^t 59* I V Mac& ■ imake anyone who reads it Fish & Chips *2.49 more aware of the roles recipe makes 4 servings or ANN PAGE A«PCREAMAaPGftEAM O v 2201. Chaeta TRIAL SIZE SHAMPOO F ishcakes ‘‘'“ J.S'i'C"’ *1.09 ^ Minneola Agree •men are forced to play, 5 cups. 12cl eonk DtSHWABHRR Cod Fillets *1.49 Stop & Shop Ice Cream Bars pkg Chaast'pfgd" SHAVE CREAM tand, at the very most, in- Orai^ies 19ozpkg. of 12 BREYERS A ^ 9 9 Foeoerbiuuk Datar-. Noxzem a Cl 9 9 ^ flUBBERMAID-KITCHEN - ^ .spire themto make Mini Fish Cakes /'."Tg ‘ 1.29 ASSORTED FLAVORS lODX.^ SinoA ShivConkHl 75 size half SHAMPOO on coNoitioNEn ^ ;changes. Juicy Spice Cake Slop & STvo I roz i* g *1.19 Chocolate Donuts 99' gal. Yogurt gent pkg. , QQ« Gadgets 2 ior*1 AtPI«0.8HAIAiPMBO.aHAHI* Faberge Ancient Metropolis A&P Ice Cream cm BADDIES "1 sense we are at a point frozen meats Heai n s< AUMNNUM SKIN LOTION 26 OZ PACKAGE in history when more and Singapore, the independent Chfddar *2 ? Wondra 89* Bakeware 2 , o r \ ^ ANCHOR HOCKINQ-JUICE 'more men are realizing city-state with a population of PtLL80URy-2VAR. ^ 75 ct. $eiD Swift’s Brown 'N Serve 2Ilx Cookies MrSa Smith’s Apple Pien"® that our culture has nearly two million off the box I m p n .:3 ii Ban Roii-On ’1“,' 89* Decanter ‘j , *11? Sunkist Kinnow Tangerines 135 size 12»’1 southern tip of Malaysia, was eiacuitt5::^?.n . reduced the broad path on n s i m s i a prosperous trade center in which our lives should Jum bo C dery 2 pound jar 8oz. Strawberries C a rro ts Sandwich Creme <>''9 the t3th century. It dwindled travel to a catwalk lined Euxxwv as a fishing village of about 6ALD0R PLAZA BURR pkg. Fresh Fresh Tea Bags liKiuigFiina) *1.09 Economy Honey .t,., *1.79 with rules and roles of ap- 3 l b . ^ A f Ecunoniy 250 inhabitants until Britain's proved masculine .Mac. & Cheese 7'4 22' Pancake Syrup Sir Stamford Raffles bought it \^_PRICgS EFFECTIVE JAN 27-FEB 2.1960 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS Weaver Chicken To Go, *3.99 Florida b a g Calif. V v b ibunch 3 7 from the sultan of Johore in behavior.” 0 9 1819 and revived it as an Julty, who earned a international free port master’s in social work at the State University of 1 6 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 30, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 30, 1980- 17 Make ALL FOOD MARTS OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. Menus Valentine’s Day Treats From Your Kitchen ’’All you need is love,’’ oven-baked fish cakes, cat­ Tuesday: Oven baked says the song, but on Pasta Manchester sup, baked beans, pickled chicken, cheesey potatoes, Valentine’s Day it helps to beet salad, fresh orange, Cafeteria menus which green beans, homemade have a sweet treat to give rye bread, margarine, rolls, peach crisp. will be served Feb. 4-8 at to your valentine. This Double Coupon Savings! skim milk, coffee or tea. Wednesday; Pizza Manchester Public Schools year, try your hand at ./ Dishes The menu is subject to casserole, garden salad, Redeem manufacturers’ "Cents Off" coupons by buying the Items and we will double the value stated on the are as follows: baking Valentine’s Day GET A DOUBLE REFUND whole wheat bread, frosted Pasta lovers with coupons! Our “Double Savings" program applies to manufacturers' coupons you clip from nowsDaoors and Monday: Hot dog or chili change. cookies-but don’t get out cake. microwave units now can magazines -not “Free" or other retailers’ coupons. The total double cash savings may not exceed the retail price dog, potato chips, carrot- the rolling pin just yet. Thursday: Turkey pot prepare spaghetti with a marked on the Item - If It does, you got the Item free. Our "Double Coupon" offer is limited to one (1) infant raisin salad, tangerine and Glastonbury To save time, streamline ON MANUFACTURERS' pie with biscuit, cole slaw, rich cheese-pesto sauce milk. your cookie baking so all coffee coupon and one (1 ) regular coffee coupon per shopping family. (Cigarettes, milk, tax, lottery tickets All Schools fruit cup. using their microwaves ef­ prescriptions and any Item prohibited by law are excluded.) This offer good thru Saturday, Feb. 2 1980 only at Tuesday: Spaghetti with that is left is the fun part. ficiently. COUPONS AT FOOD MART. meat sauce, tossed salad, Monday: Hotdog, french Friday: Onion soup, The refrigerated dough the stores listed In this ad. ' ’ cheese pizza, garden salad, Another tasty pasta dish, garlic bread, fruited fries, marinated green and section of your super­ choice of dessert. which features peas and gelatin with topping or ice wax beans, pudding or market offers a selection In addition, the combo is Muenster, can also be cream, and milk. fresh fruit. of convenient refrigerated served as an alternate baked in tbe microwave or Wednesday: Tomato Tuesday: Tomato soup, slice and bake cookie in a conventional oven. soup, salami grinder, toasted cheese sandwich, lunch each day and in­ dough from Pillsbury, Serve either dish with a carrot cake and milk. carrot and celery sticks, cludes hamburg on bun, which opens up a wide Double Coupon Savings plus great food buys lettuce, onion, pickle, con­ special salad, perhaps Thursday: Golden fried banana. range of Valentine’s Day prepared with the aid of chicken, cranberry sauce, Wednesday: Elbow diments, potato chips, possibilities. For instance, your food processor. brown rice, b u tter^ mixed macaroni in meat sauce, vegetable of the day, make rectangular "love WALDBAUM'S makes Food Mart the place for you to shoo! dessert and milk. Also Spaghelli with vegetables, apple crisp and tossed salad, yeast roll, letters" out of the sugar ISpinarh-Checie PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, JANUARY 27 THRU SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2. ^ milk. peaches. available are the soup and cookie or chocolate chip sandwich of the day, Pesto Sauce LUNDY FRESH Friday: Chicken Thursday: Chicken pat- cookie dough, then LUNDY FRESH LUNDY tie, gravy, peas, bread and cookies and ice cream. All Gradually add spaghetti ASSORTED vegetable soup, toasted decorate with tinted and salt to rapidly boiling CENTER CUT Vacuum Packed cheese sandwich, potato butter, apple crisp or fresh meals include a choice of frostings and candy water so that water con­ sticks, peanut butter fruit. white non-fat milk or decorations. Individualize tinues to boil. Cook un­ p o r k stuffed celery, chilled Friday; Pizza, mixed chocolate non-fat milk. them with names or covered, stirring oc­ PORK SLICED pears and milk. salad greens, gelatin or special messages. “Mail" casionally, until tender. The "PICKY, PICKY, PICKY " fresh fruit. South your love letters to friends A c h o p s Milk is served with all Drain in colander. FRESH PRODUCE EXPERTS! 3 LOIN ■ 3 CENTER • 3 RIB END CHOPS BACON by leaving them on their Meanwhile, wash and Elderly meals. Menus are subject Windsor desks at school or the of­ drain spinach. In food to change without notice. Fresh Florida Menus which will be All Schools fice, or use them as processor with cutting s « 5 S s « O S served Feb. 4-8 at Mayfair Hebron Monday: Hotdog on roll, placecards for a special f blade, process spinach un­ Strawberries U.S.D.A. Choice - Beef and Westhill Gardens to french fries, green beans, February 14 dinner. til chopped. ■ • LB Elementary If your taste runs to gala - Manchester residents 60 or apple crisp. The perfect treat for those you love — Love leaving on their desk at the office. What a Turn into microwave- ic over, are as follows: Monday: Ham and Tuesday: Lasagna, desserts, create Pink proof dish. Cover with LUNDY FRESH LUNDY Peppermint Pie with just Letters and a Pink Peppermint Pie. You can nice way to say “Thanks for being a friend.” LB. Monday: Old-fashioned cheese sandwich, potato salad, Italian bread and plastic wrap. Microwave VAC PACK LUNDY FRESH chips, garden salad, three ingredients. The even “mail” the Love Letters to friends by LARGE RIPE RED London beef stew with whole butter, canned fruit. m minutes. Pork Cutlets lb M.69 SMOKED Pork Spare RibSLe‘ 1.39 vegetables, three-bean peaches. Wednesday: Hot turkey scalloped-edge piecrust is Replace blade with Slicing Tomatoes 59* LUNDY FRESH made with slices of ver­ FRESH CRISP c a lifo r m a fam o us bud brand LUNDY FRESH salad, tapioca cream pud­ Tuesday: Apple juice, open-faced sandwich, grating disc. Grate cheese. SAUSAGE cheeseburger, french fries, satile sugar cookie dough. edges of rectangles with Iceberg Lettuce HEAD 49* Pork Butts LB *1.19 Pigs Feet ub 49* ding with strawberry whipped potato with gravy, thick slices in half, making when removed from oven.) from freezer 10 minutes Toss piping hot spaghetti FRESH CRISP (California corn, chocolate pudding. After it is baked and LUNDY FRESH Broil sauce, rye bread, corn, cookies. knife or spatula.) Remove 16 half slices. Place half Cool completely. Bake before serving. Use pastry with cheese and spinach. LUNDY Wednesday: Orange cooled, fill the crust with from cookie sheet. Cool Pascal Celery LARGE BUNCH 59* margarine, skim milk, Thursday: Pizza, salad, slices, curved edge up, remaining dough as tube and decorator tip, out­ This kitchen-tested FRESH LONG Pork Shouliders lb 99* poundtub Shoulder coffee or tea. juice, hotdog in homeniade softened peppermint ice completely on wire rack, Pure Lard $ ‘ 1.29 fruit juice, ice cream cup around sides of pan just directed on package for line 6 wedge-shaped sec­ recipe makes 4 servings. Green Cucumbers 4 FOR^1 . Tuesday: Meatloaf with bread, green beans, pears. or ice cream sandwich. cream and refreeze. decorate cookies with touching slices below and LARGE The basic sugar cookie cookies. tions on top of pie and edge Conventional method: Gem Miss Fancy RATH mushroom gravy, baked Thursday: Shells and Friday: Batter-dipped frosting using decorator tip beside them to form a lb Perdue Fresh piecrust can be used year- Spoon ice cream into of pie with whipped cream. Finely chop spinach with Green Bell Peppers 59* HONEY GLAZED potato, seasoned spinach, meatballs with sauce, gar­ fish, home fry potatoes, and candies. 15 cookies scalloped edge. Bake at knife. Heat in saucepan. round with any flavor ice crust; spread to fill crust Place 1 heart cookie on Smoked Shoulders ■ 1 , 0 0 chilled pineapple, whole den salad, homemade bread and butter, cole slaw about 3x4 inches. 375 F. for 8 to 10 minutes Grate cheese with hand Green Scallions 5 FOR^1 . Chicken Breasts HAM evenly. Cover with plastic each outlined wedge. (Jut WATER ADDED wheat bread, margarine, bread, apple cake. or vegetable, pudding with cream. Try pistachio ice or until light golden brown. grater. Combine in­ 3 LB. AVERAGE cream for St. Patrick’s Pink wrap and freeze until firm, into wedges. 6 servings. SWEET CALIFORNIA skim milk, coffee or tea. Friday: Tomato soup, topping. (Cookie crust will be puffy gredients and toss. c about 2 hours. Remove U S D A CHOICE BEEF UNDERBLADE Wednesday: Hot sliced grilled cheese sandwich, Day, or peach for a LB * 1 . 2 5 Peppermint Pie Peas and .Muenster Kinnow Tangerines J * 6 . 4 5 Boneless a turkey sandwich, vegetable sticks, potato Vernon summer party. To add the Noddle Bake vegetable sauce, seasoned chips, cherry dessert. Valentine's Day touch to Material!* Needed: OUR BEST Perdue Fresh C huck Steak lb I i w w Elementary & Sykes 17-oz. roll Pillsbury 8 ounces medium egg COLONIAL SLICED broccoli, tossed green Note: As part of their the Peppermint Pie, BREADED Monday: Sloppy Joes on Refrigerated Sugar Lice 'n noodles (about 4 cups) DOZEN CHICKEN CENTER CUT $ 1 2 9 salad with french dressing, nutrition study, the Grade decorate with whipped 1 tablespoon salt USDA CHOICE BEEF BONEIESS 2 classes at Gilead Hill roll, buttered corn, celery cream and heart-shaped Bake Cookies MT. VERNON TRUE FRESH KENTUCKY WONDER VEAL PATTIESlb LEGS I WINGS BACON LB carrot cake, white bread, LOW 89 I . sticks, fruit squares. Sugar 3 quarts boiling water Green Beans 49* margarine, skim milk, School planned their sugar cookie cut-outs. FARM 8 ounces Muenster fresh COLONIAL • CRYOVAC WRAPPED favorite school lunch menu Tuesday: Hot turkey roll Make the pie several days 1 quart peppermint ice LOW S B ? . 7 9 f . made Steak l! 2 . 1 9 coffee or tea. FRESHNESS cheese OUR BEST I sandwich, gravy, mashed ahead, if you prefer, but cream, slightly softened California Rappini lb 49* $ 1 9 9 SEMI-BONELESS$Q’|9 Thursday: Macaroni combinations. Some of FARM DAIRY STORES 1 (10-ounce) package Florida sw eet large size BEEF PATTIES 2obz Seafood Specials! them have been included in potatoes, buttered carrots, add the decorations just Whipped cream or HAM STEAKS lb USDA CHOICE BEEF UNDERBLADE beef and tomatoes, 244 Broad St. 690 Hartford Rd. Sale Ends frozen peas, cooked accor­ FRESH FRESH the menus for the month of lemon fluff with garnish. before serving. whipped topping. Temple Oranges 8 eobM. OSCAR MAYER Boneless $ ^ q q buttered mixed vegetables, PRICES Manchester Manchester feb. 2, 1980 all purpose Wednesday: Shells with ding to package directions US NO 1 Pan Ready POLLOCK COLONIAL CHUNK creamy cabbage apple February. Directions: SLICED $ 1 2 9 C huck Roast lb I ,OXJ meat sauce, tossed salad, Heat oven to 375°F. Vegtable cooking spray Maine Potatoes to LB BAG 89* SMELTS FILLETS LIVERWURST $ ^ 2 9 slaw, chilled sliced Rham Gradually add noodles US NO 1 BOLOGNAME a t 12 0 Z I ■ hard rolls and butter, Grease and sugar bottom or BOLOGNA lb' peaches, oatmeal cookies, M onday: Hotdog in Love Letters $ 1 119 $ 1 4 9 USDA CHOICE BEEF BONELESS and sides of a 9-inch pie and salt to rapidly boiling Yellow Onions 5 LB bag 79* applesauce. HORMEL LB ■ LB. whole wheat bread, homemade bread, french Materials Needed: water so that water con­ U S FANCY 2'* MIN RED I GEM Shoulder ^ Thursday: Beef stew pan. For easier cutting and fBESH q q margarine, skim milk, fries, carrots and pineap­ 1 roll Pillsbury tinues to boil. Cook un­ LITTLE $ 1 0 9 with vegetables, hot bread shaping, work with part of GRADE “A” FLEISCHMAN’S Deliciousif Q PAkirv hJiKJ Apples ' ' sic 89* CHILD MILD or $ ^ 2 9 coffee or tea. covered, stirring oc­ SIZZLERS 120Z Scrod Fillets B *2.39 Roast COOKING TIMER LB I WWW ple, applesauce and with butter, pears, cookies. Refrigerated Chocolate the dough at a time and A Pinloc o BEEF FRANKS l b | , Friday: Com chowder. cookies. Chip (16 oz.) or Sugar (17 casionally, until tender. M fJ[JICO &CORTLAND ^ i eS 5 9 Friday: Baked fish, tar­ refrigerate the rest until WHITE oz.) Slice 'n Bake Cookies MARGARINE Drain in colander. PLORIOA FRESH tar sauce, potato rounds, needed. Slice dough into 6 Pillsbury Cake and Meanwhile, grate cheese Juice Oranges 5 LB BAG M.09 buttered beets, bread and slices, Vi inch thick. Using I Cookie Decorators or LARGE EGGS in food processor with to Pe r Freshness Policy Some Hems Not Available Til Tues^ Montini Bumble Bee Cottonelle butter, gelatin with top­ a 1-inch heart shape Food Club ping. pastry tube and tips and canape cutter or paper grating disc. tinted frosting Coat inside of 2-quart pattern, cut out a heart Waldbaum "s N. Y. Style Deli! Peeled Pear Chunk White TOILET High & Middle Decorator candies microwave-proof casserole CORN from each slice. Place LUNDY Monday: Sloppy Joes on Direelions: Heat oven with vegetable cooking COLONIAL WHOLE KERNEL TISSUE Mushroom Casserole roll, buttered corn, celery hearts on ungreased cookie Tomatoes WHITE OR PINK 1600 SHEET PKG. to 350°F. For easier cut­ sheet. Bake at 375“F. for 6 doz. spray according to direc­ COOKED TUNA or CREAM STYLE and pepper sticks, fruit IB* WIDE ting and shaping, work tions. 29 OUNCE CAN ROLL For Midwinter Meals to 7 minutes or until light HAM 6'/2 OUNCE CAN 1 6 ’/2 OZ. can squares. with part of the dough at a Combine macaroni, BOLOGNA PACK golden brown. (Do not WITH SHOULDER Tuesday: Hot turkey roll time and refrigerate rest cups cheese and peas in overbake.) Sprinkle with SLICED TO ORDER SLICED TO ORDER 4 sandwich, gravy, mashed until needed. Slice cookie casserole. Mix well. sugar. Cool 1 minute; potatoes, buttered carrots, dough into 15 slices, Vz inch Sprinkle top with lemon fluff squares with remove from cookie thick. Place slices, 3 inches sheets. Cool completely on remaining cheese. LB. LB. FOR garnish. apart, on ungreased cookie Cover and microwave 7 VIRGINIA style wire rack. Set aside. MOSER FARMS Wednesday: Shells with SLJCEO $ 2 sheet. Let stand 4 minutes While hearts are baking, minutes or until hot. TO ORDER LB w h ite or red Cooked Ham ALL FLAVORS meat sauce, tossed salad, to soften. Press each slice This kitchen-tested Finest quality ha nd sliced gather trimmings from B&G Sweet Pickles ‘ 1.15 10’ j oz 7 Q « hard rolls and butter, Into a rectangle, about 3 recipe makes 6 servings. I O Y S straw berry and apricot Progresso Clam Sauce CAN f v7 Cream of W heat Cereal ^PKG^ 79* hearts and press into a cir­ UU a SCOTIA ‘2.29 19 prog resso applesauce. BETTY CROCKER X 2Vz inches, using a knife cle, 4 inches in diameter. FRESH SKIM MILK Conventional method: Polaner Preserves 18 oz jar 99 Wine Vinegar 25 oz bottle G9* Thursday: Salami or spatula to form straight old fa sh io n Potato Buds 14 oz PACKAGE 89* Place in center of prepared Grate cheese using hand Rice Pudding 89* silver floss grinders, potato chips, ice '6 0^ QQ® d o u b l e FUDGE edges and smooth top sur­ grater. Proceed as above. Teddie Peanut Butter JAR pan. Slice remaining dough Sauerkraut 16 oz CAN 2 POR 69* cream. Half-day sessions, face. Bake at 350°F. for 10 Bake in 350^iegree oven for Egg Salad m inestro ne lentil Duncan Hines ‘ 1.29 into 16 slices, Vi inch thick LB ‘ 1.69 f o o d CLUB no lunch at Middle School. to 13 minutes or until 20 minutes. | carando Progresso Soup 20 oz CAN 2 and 8 slices, ‘A inch thick. '1. Gaylord Shortening A8-OZ CAN M.39 Blueberry Muffin Mix PKG^ 59* Friday: Baked fish, tar­ golden brown. (Do not Genoa Salam i To’lDR^DER LB‘2.99 tar sauce, potato rounds, Overlap ‘*8 inch thick slices 8 ounces spaghetti overbake.) Cool 1 minute. around center dough piece 1 tablespoon salt (or buttered beets, bread and iWhile cooling, if V2 Gal. Carando Pepperoni lb‘2.99 butter, gelatin with top­ and Vz inch up sides of lemon juice) CREMONA Del Monte MUELLER'S necessary, straighten RECIPE TENDERLEAF ping. prepared pan. Slice V4 inch 3 quarts boiling water Mortadella ,b‘ 1 89 FRUITS Vi pound spinach MOSEYS SPAGHETTI DOG FOOD Nutritious, one*dish meals are a boon to busy cooks FRUIT COCKTAIL TEA BAGS on winter evenings. Often they can be partially or com­ 7 ounces Gouda cheese Lean Pastrami LB‘2.49 YELLOW CLING PEACHES REGULAR or THIN ALL VARIETIES polish olive P4P pletely prepared ahead of time, then baked briefly before HALVES OR SLICES 1 LB. PACKAGE 14'/2 o z . c a n 100 COUNT PACKAGE serving. This Mushroom Spinach and Rice Casserole is Colonial Loaves ^ORDER°l 11.89 a winner on all counts. It’s easy on the calories and beautifully nutritious. And the mushrooms give it a HOT WHEN 1 O S -1 H n Hot Bagels available I ^ for I . I y hearty quality and "m eaty ” Davor, as well as a feeling > 1 . 3 3 of elegance. BARBS MUSHROOM SPINACH AND RICE CASSEROLE Fresh Dairy Foods From the Best Pasturelands! 1 pound fresh mushrooms Have p ( read any good labels lately? 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D o n 't Grease a 9*inch pie pan. Rinse, pat dry and slice mush­ someone is now relaxed. f^OOD S NU FORM COUNTRY STYLE LARGE CURD miss out start saving your family. So our label may gel you lo buy your (itsi |.it ot Aunt Millie s But the taste is what II send YOGURT COUNTRY SEASONED 1A OZ PKG rooms (makes about 5-1/2 cups). In a large skillet melt 2LB NIBLETS $ 9 9 9 today* you back tor another the Iresh. good lasle ot 100' n.iiural wholesome ingredients It you re serving ALL FLAVORS Cottage Cheese CONTAINER M.69 CORN 2 tablespoons of the butter. Add mushrooms; saute until Van De Kamps Fillets ‘1.89 EACH Check complete deteifs b golden, 5 minutes, set aside. Preheat oven to 350 F. 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Wed., Jan. 30. 1980 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 30, 1980 - 19 TOWN OF BOLTON NOTICE INVITATION Help Wenled 13 Public Notice PUBLIC HEARING Supermarket Shopper Don’t Overlook Barley TO BID Notice is hereby given that the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Bolton will hold a meeting at the Town Hall on ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS RN-LPN wanteo for 3 p,m.-ll and requires an aftirmative As a food, barley is much Sealed bids will befeceived in Thursday, February 6,1980 beginning at 8:00 p.m., to hear the BOARD OF DIRECTORS p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. ^Help! My Bank WouldnH Cash the Office of The Director of action policy for all of its Con­ following appeal: TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Apply director of nursing. SSnlDS overliked in North (leneral Services, 41 Center tractors and Vendors as a con­ Case No. 607. /^plication of Alien D. Guilford, 21 Laura Saimonbrook Convalescent a 7 Mo\onth-Old Refund Check America although it was an Street, Manchester. Connec­ dition of doing business with Drive, Hebron, CT., to upgrade a general repairs license on Notice U hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Home, off House Street, important part of our early ticut, until February 14, 1980 the Town, as per Federal property of Gils Mobil, Inc. and located at Route 6 and Bolton Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the Glastonbury. Please call 633- settlers’ diets. at 11:00 a.m. for the Order 11246. Center Road in Bolton. Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, 5244. By MARTIN SLOANE I attempted to cash the The clearing houses that Pond's may not be aware It has since become John Roberts Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, February 5, 1880, at 8:00 following: Bid forms, plans and P.M. to consider and act on the following: Dear Suparmarket check a few days later, but process refunds for of this situation. more famous as a major specifications are available at Chairman NURSES AIDES wanted for full time on all shifts. Apply Shopper — As both a con­ my local bank refused, manufacturers are not par­ Your letter may alert the ingredient in malt liquors Sluilge Removal the General Services Office, Bolton Zoning Board of Appeals Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget — saying it was more than six Emergency (Jeneralor 41 Center Street, Manchester, 057-01 197M0 — Recreation Department director of nursing. Salmon- sumer and an editor of a ticularly concerned with company to a serious and spirits. brook Convalescent Home, off months old. consumer relations and are customer-relations Yet, barley is essential Furnish & Install Insula­ Connecticut...... $6,664.00 newspaper that publishes to be financed by funds collected to offset the cost of officials House Street, Glastonbury. The return address on seldom responsive to problem, and its Missouri to the diets of those who tion, Muniripal lluilding, Town of Manchester, Please call 633-5244. your column con­ Lincoln Center and materials for various sports programs. the envelope in which the problems like yours. Some clearing house may have a live in India and Tibet, is Connecticut Legal Notice cerned about a recent Robert B. Weiss, problem 1 encountered check came was Don Ho at of them hate to admit they lot of explaining to do. second only to rice in A certified list of DEMOCRATIC party endorsed can­ Proposed additional appropriation to Genera) Fund Budget — Dear Bambi, The Town of Manchester is an General Manager 1979^ —.Board of Education BABYSITTER NEEDED- with a refund offer. a post-office box in Jeffer­ are wrong. Dear Supermarket Japan and is a leading in­ 052-01 didates for Town of BOLTON for election as Members of the Monday through Thursday, 3 son City, Mo. (Don certain­ The best way for you to Shopper — you are ab­ gredient of the filling, equal opportunity employer, Town Committee at Large is on file in my office at 222 Bolton ...... $12,630.00 The offer was a $1 refund to be financed by additional rental income from Buckland p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ HAPPY for trying Pond's Cream ly seems to get around.) obtain satisfaction is to solutely right. There are no economical dishes of the Center Road, Bolton, Connecticut. The number of Town Com­ tation. Can 649-6022. Friday; mittee Members to be elected, under party rules, is 30. School, Robertson School and from partial settlement for weekends anytime. and Cocoa Butter Lotion I definitely feel I am en­ write directly to the end of money-saving dis­ Baltic countries. damages at Washington School. BffiTHDAY! titled to this refund, but 1 customer-relations depart­ counts if you look for them. A hearty soup makes an A Primary will be held March 4, 1980, if 8 (eight) can­ and Tropical Bath Beads. Legal Notice Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget — SHEET METAL WORKER - hate to spend additional ment at Chesebrough- Last week a store near easy way to work barley didacies (which is at least 25%, of the number of town com­ Affectionately yours, In August I sent the mittee members to be elected by such party in the municipali­ 1979-80— Board of Education — Regional Occupational Training Experienced. Soldering etc. postage chasing after it. Pond's Inc., Greenwich, me offered Taster’s Choice into your menu. This one A certified list of REPUBLICAN party endorsed candidates Call 528-2101. required proofs of ty) are filed pursuant to Sections 9-382 to 9-450 of the Connec­ School Jonathan Livingatons, purchase to the address in­ What should be done in a Conn. 06830. This is the ad­ Coffee at 75 cents off the has added flavoring from for Town of BOLTON for election as Members of the Town Committee at Large is on file in my office at 222 Bolton Center ticut General Statutes, not later than 4:00 p.m, of February 8, ...... $21,105.00 LATHE OPERATORS ■ With “SeaguH” dicated on the refund form. case like this? I don't think dress found on its product regular price. apples and curry powder. to be financed by additional tuition income from other districts. Road, Bolton, Connecticut. The number of Town Committee 1980 by persons other than party-endorsed candidates; provided 2 years' experience. Good Later in November I I am the only one en­ labels. In addition, the store Serve with homemade Members to be elected, under party rules, is 23. the number of such candidacies plus the number of endorsed Proposed Ordinance — Waiver of Building Permit Fees for benefits. Salary negotiable. countering problems like Carefully explain the gives an extra 5 percent off bread and a mixed green candidates exceeds the number to be elected to said town com­ Hawk Precision Co., 303 received a printed check A Primary will be held March 4,1980, if 6 (six) candidacies Town Projects, this. — Marilyn S. situation. Ask for a new re­ if you shop on Monday, And calaH mittee. (If number of opposing candidacies filed is reduced to Burnham Street, East Hart­ for $1, dated April 8, 1979, (which is at least 2 5 % of the number of town committee Help Wanted 13 Dear Marilyn — I don't fund check plus a reim­ I used a 40-cents-off coupon SAVORY SOUP less than such 25%, no primary will be held.) Proposed Ordinance — Land Exchange — Sheldon Road — ford, telephone 528-9845 pay to the order of bearer, members to be elected by such party in the municipality) are Manchester Structural Steel, Incorporated. think that writing to Don when I bought the coffee. drawn on the First bursement of your postage. 4 cups water filed pursuant to Sections 9-382 to 9-450 of the Connecticut Petition forms, instructions and information concerning the RESEARCH ASSISTANT, Proposed Ordinance— To amend Ordinances Section 4-1 and 71- TEMPORARY WORKERS- Hawaiian Bank in Honolulu Ho in Missouri will get you The facts as you relate In the Wednesday 2 (l()-%-ounce) cans con­ Old-Fashioned barley soup finds a new place in these times of tight General Statutes, not later than 4:00 p.m. of February 8,1980 by procedure in filing opposing candidacies, may be obtained from Assignments East of The GAL FRIDAY- Smaller sub­ and signed by Don Ho. anything more than a song them sound every odd. It's newspaper I found a refund densed chicken broth money. persons other than party-endorsed candidates; provided the Ilvi J, Cannon, Democratic Registrar of Voters, 2 Femwood 1 concerning the applicability of the State Building Code, deter­ River for Clerk / Typists and urban Consulting Firm an­ and dance. possible that Chesebroueh- offer of $1.50 from T aster’s 2 cups chopped cooked number of such candidacies plus the number of endorsed can­ Drive . mination of fire limits and fees for building permits. other/ office skilled personnel ticipates growth Varied 1 teaspoon curry powder Choice in return for two in­ chicken Add apple. Simmer about didates exceeds the number to be elected to said town com­ Dated at Bolton, Conn., this 25th day of January, 1980. Copies of the Proposed Ordinances may be seen in the Town begiming January 1980. Top duties. Interesting projects. 1 teaspoon salt 15 minutes or until barley complpny. Top pay, for top Typing skills and business, ner seals. Since I save in­ 1 cup carrot slices NOTE: To substitute mittee. (If number of opposing candidacies filed is reduced to Catherine K. Leiner, Clerk's Office during business hours. Clip’n’ File Coupons 2 medium apples, is tender. skills.'' Call Lydia, Dunhifi technical or library research ner seals from all coffee 1 cup celery slices quick barley for regular less than such 25%, no primary will be held.) Municipal Clerk of Bolton To hear comments from the public concerning the possible sale Temps, 289-4319. experience desired. Some chopped (about 2 cups) Serve with cheese and 063-01 Cereals, Breakfast jars, I had the two proofs 1 cup coarsley chopped barley, add % cup quick Petition forms, instructions and information concerning the of Buckland School Property. college helpful Part time to Combine all ingredients procedure In filing opposing candidacies, may be obtained from James R. McCavanagh, Secretary start. Write including details Products. Babv Products Expires (3ct. 31, 1980. of Planters Popcorn Oil pronto. onion crackers, if desired. barley with apples. CLERK; GENERAL except apples in 4-quart Jean S. Gately, Republican Registrar of Voters, 90 Cider Mill Board of Directors OFFICE. Adding, filing, et on experience, to: Box N, c/o (F ile 1) Dairy ProdurtH, Oil. plus a 1-pound bag that con­ By shopping this way, I W cup regular barley This kitchen-tested Proceed as recipe directs. Dutch oven. Cover. Road. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 24th day of Januarv 1980 cetera. 40 hour week. Apply: Manchester Herald. Bran Chex Offer, P.0, Margarine. Diet Fnod<< tained popcorn. Refund occasionally find that the 1 clove garlic, minced recipe makes about 8 1-cup 056-01 Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye Simmer about 45 minutes. Dated at Bolton. Conn., this 25th day of January. 1980. Box PL-38, Belleville, 111. (File 2) form required. Expires store is actually paying me servings. Street, South Windsor. INSPECTORS- First and Se­ July 1. 1980. to take the produd home! Catherine K. Leiner, public hearing will be held in cond shift opening for 62222. Receive a free box of Dorman's Dollar Offer, the offices of the Division, SugarTwin Coupon Offer, — C.B., Columbus, Ohio. Municipal Clerk of Boltun Legal Notice TEA CH ERS AT ALL Experienced Inspectors. Bran Chex. Send one box Box NB-251, El Paso. The first gold west of the Uissitiippj was discovered in State Office Building, 165 Ability to use Demensional P.O. Box 501, Prospect 063-01 New Mexico in 1833. Notice is hereby given that a LEVELS: Universal top from All Bran, Bran Texas 79977. Receive a $1 Dear C. B. — If we put my Meat Outlook for ’80 Capitol Avenue. Hartford, Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, Inspection Tools and Buds, 40 Percent Bran refund. Send the package Heights. 111. 60070. Receive Sara Lee triple-play dis­ Connecticut, on Wednesday, Ore. 97208. Blueprints required. a free box of White or count together with yours ONE OF t h e s t o p t SHOP COMPANIES February 6, 1980, at 10:30 Applications accepted Mon­ Flakes. Cracklin' Bran. 100 fronts showing the variety What do the experts beef,” she advises, “ you following cuts as ‘'sub- strip. OPEN 7 DATS A WEEK AND EVERY EVENINQ (SUNDAYS TIL •) a m., on Docket No. 791220 Brown SugarTwin. Send from Taster’s Choice, we FIVE OPENINGS day thru Friday. 9 to 11 a m. Percent Bran Flakes or and the brand name from predict about meat prices should buy sub-primal cuts primal": rib eye, chuck Some of these cuts are concerning an Application of the proof-of-purchase seal can both enjoy coffee and AVAILABLE! Earn $5.82 per and 2 to 4 p.m Klock Com- Raisin Bran. No form any three of the following in 1980? for economy. These are shoulder, chuck roll, not available in all The Southern New England hour. Minimum 18 hours. Full . 1366 Tolland Turnpike, or the Universal Product cake on the house! Telephone Company For Ap- necessarv. Expires March Dorman's products: Swiss The answers are iffy. • boneless cuts that are brisket, top sirloin butt, markets. Those advertised time, part time. National E zhester. EOE Code from a 2.85- or 7.13- Dear Supermarket 31, 1980. ■ Slices, Muenster Slices. The Agriculture Depart­ vacuum-packaged in the round sirloin tip, the most often include top and Company. Management Chex "The Natural Way Brick Slices, Colby Slices. ounce box of White Shopper — Animal shelters Medi training offered. Car ment reports that near­ processing plants and gooseneck (consisting of bottom beef round, rib eye, Compare our Jtility SugarTwin or from a 1.7- often welcome cash-off necessary. Call 12 to 4 p m., to (Jood Cooking. " P.O. Monterey Jack Slices, record supplies of red meat shipped in cartons to the the bootom round, the eye chuck roll and loin strips. Tarriff Revisions To Provide ounce box of Brown 872-2128. (College Students Box 1481, Maple Plain, American Singles. No form coupons and refund forms will slow price increases a retailers.” of the round and the rump), For Offering Of New Service Welcomed). WANTED PERSON TO Minn. 55348. Receive a free necessary. Expires March SugarTwin. Refund form for pet food and pet Known As ‘T’orta Printer-II” BABYSIT- 2 and 6 year old bit in 1980. She classifies the top round and beef loin or boys. 3 to 5 days week, 1 to 6 recipe book. Send three 31. 1980. required. Expires June 30, products to help them Mart) prescription prices and Docket No. 800106, con­ PART TIME HELP Wanted It is expected that food p.m.. Rachael Road area. 1980. defray some of their PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORES cerning an Application of The downtown, Manchester. Call proof-of-purchase seals Kraft Light n' Lively prices overall will go up Southern New England Your home or mine No (Clip out each file and expenses. •They’re no secret at Medi Mart 646-5999. from any Chex cereals. No Offer, P.O. Box 803. South from 7 percent to 11 per­ Telephone Company For Ap­ weekends. Call 646-3487. keep it with similar cash- Coupon clippers should form necessary. Expires Holland, 111. 60473, Receive cent this year. Meat •Shop by phone proval Of Tarnffs Revisions REAL ESTATE SALESMAN June 30. 1980. four 25-cent coupons. Send off coupons — beverage re­ call their local shelter to M edi M art To Provide For Offering Of A FULL-TIME POSITION prices, the department •Call us for a price quote wanted by old established OPENING - Bookkeeping Huggies Diaper Rebate the Universal Product fund offers with beverage ask if this help is needed. — New Service Known As firm. Must be a self-starter, hope.?, will not rise more “Signalman” Department. Experienced Offer. Box 551-H9. Neenah, Code symbols from any coupons, for example. You R om ey C. from W est aggressive, personable and preferred. An Equal Oppor­ than 4 percent to 6 percent. VIAL eor NAME STRENGTH QUANTITY PRICE DEPARTMENT OF hold a Connecticut license. Wis. 54956. Receive $3 in two packages of Light n' can obtain required refund Virginia. tunity Employer. Manchester The prediction is that ACT1FED tab* 100‘s 4.78 BUSINESS We ll show you the way to coupons or $2 in cash. Send Lively cheese products. forms at the supermarket, Dear Romey — I hope REGULATION, State Bank pork prices will not go up UFE DMETAPPEUXER 4oz. enjoy an unmatched lucrative, in newspapers and readers who don’t have 1.77 DIVISION OF PUBLIC rewarding professional six Universal Product Code Refund form required. by more than 2 percent in The program designed to provide COORDINATOR OF magazines, and from room in their homes for DMXOML tab* 100's 12J8 UTILITY CONTROL career. Send resume to Box symbols and numbers from Expires June 30. 1980. 1980 thanks to unusually emergency and rescue squads with HENRY MIERZWA, Homemaker-Home Health trading with friends; do these animals will find ...... 7.5 mg. cap* 100‘s 12A4 K, c/o Evening Herald. full-size Kleenex Huggies Land O' Lakes high production. time-saving medical information in EXECUTIVE Aides, in non-profit agency Disposable Diaper Margarine Refund Offer, not write to manufacturers room in their hearts to F7ghts Inflation! ^the home, free at our pharmacy TmVtFLOR drops SOcc IN SECRETARY serving 10 towns. Full time. That is the general pic­ Fringe benefits Must be packages. Refund form for them. And watch out offer the shelters their un­ O ue ntititf less than listed about priced slightly higher Prescription prices effective thru Feb. 2,1980 061-01 P.O. Box 8266, Clinton, ture today. But the or Part Time. Enjoy working familiar with Social Agency for our once-a-month wanted coupons for pet with an excellent supporting required. Expires Dec. 31, Iowa 52736. Receive a re­ department's report is well OMITIMP Philosophy and be able to han­ special listings of refund food and pet products. Top O' The Morning L o tt and Found 1 staff caring (or our elderly 1980. fund of $2 or $2.50 plus a 25- larded with words like dle detail and work well with forms to write for. Offers Write to me in care of eliiiteip FEVER patients. Very pleasant at­ people. 643-9511, between 8:30 Kellogg Character cent coupon for Land O' "m aybe,” “hope" and “ is rfYWOlftCToe ■ mosphere, good wages and are subject to manufac­ United Feature Syndicate, DniCTOR & 4:30. Erasers, P.O. Box 9531, St. Lakes cheese. For the $2 expected.” benefits. Please call Doris turers' geogiiiphical limits Inc., 200 Park Avenue, SAVE 66$ AQUAFRESH PAMPERS Blain DNS 646-0129. Paul, Minn. 55195. Receive refund, send six proof-of- We consulted Jeanne FOUND DOG: Medium size five erasers. Send proof-of- urchase seals from Land O' and local laws. Allow 10 New York, N.Y. 10017. Manchester Manor Nursing Paris, director of con­ TOOTHPASn DIAPERS Black dog with Honey purchase seals from the Lakes regular or soft weeks to receive each Volume of mail prohibits markings. Male. Found on Home. 385 West Center Street. sumer services for Swift S-' SAVE 404 Manchester. CLERK for Regional School side panels of three margarine (or six blue refund.) personal replies, but O U R R E O .lJe SAVE 304 Silver Lane near Spencer and Co., on how to control Street, Manchester. Call 568- District 8, Board of Education packages of Kellogg’s Ap­ “Corn Oil" sunbursts from letters of general interest Now wtth numbers, fleuseebls end Copyright 1980 family meat costs. unbreakable. For use by all agea. 6604. in Hebron. Steno typing skills will be published in future ple Jacks. There is no limit Land o' Lakes corn-oil I niled Feature “ If your family insists on necessary Call Rham High on the number of eraser margarine) plus the label ■Syndicate Ine, columns. LOST- Female white School, Hebron. 228-9474 or 649-9587. sets that can be ordered. from the main front panel ARHD Shepherd, January 26th., FU LL & PART TIME No form necessary. of a Storebrand turkey. For OUR REQ. 1,27 Buckland Street area. Please POSITIONS available for BACON OUR SALE PRICE call 649-9570. Clerks, 2nd, & 3rd. shifts. SEWING MACHINE Expires Aug. 31, 1980. EXTRA-DRY the $2.50 refund, send the KOI LOTION Fights cavities and Toddler, 12-ct. size. Apply in person between 7 OPERATORS with SALE ON PINEHURST CORN-FED VERIBEST PORK SAVE 80S (Limit two per customer.) experience arc needed to Post Kitchen Tool Offer, six proof-of-purchase seals FOR SAVE 2.10 Iteehens breath. e.4oz. Announcementa 3 a m. and 4 p.m. 7-Eleven, 509 "'.0. Box 9141, Kankakee. plus the label from the DRY Center Street, Manchester. work in a small Dress Fac­ At Pinehurst buy Campbell’s Chix Noodle Soup 4 cans $1.00, Frozen SKIN tory. Please apply at: 111.60901. Rekskvesa free main front panel of a Land CARE « ATTENTION TOTALPHONE LANGOSTINO’S 12-oz. pkg. $3.69, Land O’ Lakes or State Butter lb. 99 SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need NURSES AIDE: 12 midnight Modesto Sportswear, 596 three- or seven-piece set of o' Lakes-brand turkey. Re­ Hilliard Street. Manchester, $1.69, Maxwell House or Yuban Coffee $3.19 lb. HLENOL help receiving your calls? to 8 a m. Enjoy working in a kitchen tools. For the tree- fund form required. EXIM OUR REO.1.79 PALMOLIVE Temporary or permanent. very pleasant and home-like or call 646-2511. piece set, send eight Expires March 31. 1980. OUR REQ.4.99 DRY Aliacents. 4oz. TABLETS DETERGENT Personal Attention . Very atmosphere helping our elder­ Kitchen Tool proof-of- Planters Free Popcorn RIEQEL VerlbMt Rib Portion For dry Skin care 13-oz Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- ly patients. Duties include urchase seals from Post 40 Offer, P.O. Box 14470, SAVE 504 OUR SALE PRICE 8623. some laundry work. Good HAM SLICES wages and benefits. Please Percent Bran Flakes. For Baltimore, Md. 21268. EXPERIENCED EXHIBIT AlPHAKERI INAALOXPIUS Help Wanted 13 call Doris Blain DNS 646-0129. BUILDER Wanted. Excellent the seven-piece set, send 16 Receive a 55-cent refund. Manchester Manor Nursing lb. lATNOIL TAHETS opening Displaycraft. proof-of-purchase seals. Send the inner seal from 1.99 PORK TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Home, 385 West Center Street, Manchester, 643-9557 SAVE 1.10 SAVE 10s Refund form required. the cap of a 12-ounce bottle 0 Apply 81 Commerce Street, Manchester. Glaslonburv. PTG G R A D E A OUR REG. 2.09 Softens hands while COMPANY. Telephone 633- ROAST . 3 3 « Sate, last pain tallef with­ you do the dishes. 7631. LEGAL SECRETARY- Law DUCKLINGS out asprln. KXFct. 32-oz. Firm in Vernon seeks full PAPA JOE'S, 489 East Middle Loin Portion PORK MAST ,ib. $ 1 .1 9 OURREQ.199 OUR REQ.43$ CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC time Legal Secretary with Turnpike is seeking help, For dry skin care. 8-oz. I2che«ablaantl-gaa/ - Experienced only. Top good typing and shorthand experience preferred, 20 Social Security Buy a whole 14 to 13 lb. Loin o f thia nice lean pork LB. antacid tablets In a wages, ^p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 skills. Experienced preferred. years or older need apply lb. convenlenct pack. Phone 646-1974 Between 9 ... we will cut to order 10 or 12 center chope end 2 TAMPAX SCOOP Berlin T'pke., Wethersfield, Inquire within 563-0151 a m and 5 p.m Q. My husband died last routine foot care. Routine email roaete or ea you apeclly. All at $1.25 lb. RAUSCH a LOMB TAMPONS ICECREAM 40C month. We didn't have any foot care includes removal SAVE 534 SAVE 404 RARE OPPORTUNITY - EXPERIENCED LATHE and RATH Your favorite medium size SAUNE ECDTRIN BRIDGEPORT OPERATORS children, but I have a 10- of warts (including planter OWN YOUR OWN LATHE OPERATOR. Set-up BLACK HAWK r cumhm4and farms BUSINESS. Distributor for Needed. Good wage and merit year-old son from my first warts), corns, and SOLUTION TABUn raises Liberal company paid and operate Experienced in BACON SAVE 1.00 Kodak film, Duracell marriage. Can he get sur­ calluses; hygienic care; CENTER SAVE 1.20 Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and benefits include insurance Air Craft parts Hawk Preci­ vivors benefits on his step­ and treatment for flat feet BUIUHI coverage and uniforms Apply sion Company 303 Burnham Fresh Baked B r e a d ! ! other photo products needed Street, East Hartford. 528- father's Social Security 9 9 s in your area. No selling. Ser­ at L.M Gill W eldi^ and or other structural mis­ lb. 1.32 OUR REQ. 2.19 OUR REQ. 1.38 Manufacturing 1422 lolland 9845 record? alignments of the feet. But, LEAN vice top Retailers under Turnpike. Manchester. 647- 2 0 o z . Regular, super and super V4 gallon In a vartsty exclusive contract established A. A stepchild may be medical insurance can help SAN BRO FROZEN OUR REQ.1.M OUR REQ. 2.79 9931. FACTORY OPENINGS- plus. 40K;t. of llavors. by us. High immediate in­ Applications now being eligible for monthly sur­ pay for routine foot care if loaves For use with soft contact Halps rellave arthritis come minimum required in­ VEAL STEAKS accepted at M Swift & Sones. vivors checks if he or she you have a medical condi­ PORK lenaaa. $oz. pain without upaet. vestment $9,975. 100% profit lOCFcl $350 THOUSAND for 10 Love Lane Hartford. Conn. was the stepchild of the tion affecting the lower structure. Call between 8 AM Hours: 8 a m to 4:30 p.m. & 5 PM, l-800Jk33-6367. Or envelopes you mail Postage worker for at least 9 limbs (such as severe lb. 1.79 Monday thru Friday Perma­ CHOPS write: American Film paid. Free application. Write: months before the diabetes) which requires L L.F. (C-3) 104 12 Fair nent job positions at $4.50 DURACEU P rocessing, Inc., 1935R hourly Company paid Major worker's death. You should that such care be per­ Hoover Court. B'ham, AL Avenue, Hanover, PA 17331 CLAU88EN K08HER AIMHHE Medical & Life Insurance apply for benefits at any formed by a podiatrist or 35226. PICKLES VHmtST SAMSACI MEAT, ,1b. $ 1 .6 9 FLORIDA 100% Pure CORD Benefits Call 522-9006 for an Social Security office. doctor of medicine or os­ LARGE GRADE A CRANBERRY appointment. 32 oz. |ir lATTDUES TYPISTS AND CLERK LEGAL SECRETARY- Law Q. My next-door teopathy. Saloon U.S.D.A. Choice JUKE TYPISTS are needed to work Firm in Vernon seeks full neighbor told me 1 might Q. My husband died last n .5 9 ORANGE JUICE DURAFLAMEII SAVE 004 in the Hartford area. Call lime Legal Secretary with E G G S ^ ^ i COCKTAIL be eligible lor SSI month. Can 1 cash the RIB ROASTS OF TENDER BEEF Fresh from Concentrate LOG /rr5 > j today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. good typing and shorthand payments, but I think my Social Security check that s & w BROWN r skills. Experienced preferred MATURE WOMAN TO 16 oz. cans SAVE 204 EXPERIENCED SANDWICH Telehone 646-1974, Between 9 monthly income is too arrived this month, or am 1 l i t 4 R ib s L a i t 3 R i b s HALF fpACK BABYSIT 2 Preschool (>ALl.()Ni MAKERS wanted for cocktail a m. and 5 p.m. children in my home 8 to 3:30, high. What is the SSI in­ supposed to return it? CORN, OURRE0.1J8 lounge. Call 644-9637 between 4 p.m, Monday thru Friday come limit for a single per­ A. No b e n e fits a re CUT GREEN WHITE For radloa, oamaa 9 a m. and 12 noon. RECEPTIONIST 563-5732 or 649-4824 after 5 son? payable for the month of lb.« 2 .5 9 5 2 .2 9 OUR SALE PRICE and toys. TELEPHONE OPERATOR. A. An individual may be BEANS 40-01 site By Oceen Spray PART TIME. Want cash for Your welcome greeting must ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE death. For example, if the OUR REO. 1.19 eligible for Federal SSI TENDER PEAS the holidays? For every day? give the very best company CLERK- No experience beneficiary died in Oc­ cunthm ri 'and farm m Bums up to 3 hours in cofortui It's easy with the phone in immage to our customers neeeded Light typing, filing, payments with countable FREEZER DEPT. SPECIALS FARMER'S PRIDE tober, the check dated Whole packer cut U.S.D.A. Choice ^ — __ DM Fishioneii your own home. Call 249-7773. Excellent opportunity for out­ collections, accounts income of less than $208.20 November 2, (which is pay­ FRITO'S going (yet business like) in- maintenance. Call H Hodge a month. However, not all ment for October) should RIS ROAST OF BEEF $9 9B CHERRY VANILLA aiviJual with a pleasant per­ 525-1125, ENGLISH CORN CHIPS sonality, Prior experience es­ income counts. A person be returned unless the SAW theeeZriba...... |b. ICE CREAM ouRovm OUR OWN SAVE 324 sential. Join our rapidly PHOTO MANAGER- With may have total income check is made out jointly to STEWED _^_Cutjnto^rQasts, all steaks or roast and steaks. RNBHPS WRBSHIEU) SYLVANU LAUNDRY AND DIAPER growing Full Benefit Com­ Photo Experience 8 to 4.30. 5 above this level and a husband and wife. In that SERVICE needs folderess pany. Apply Induslronics Inc.. days Pleasant working con­ MUFFINS SAVE 254 HASNCUISS full or part time. AM and PM possibly be eligible for an case, the survivor should TOMATOES LOINS OF FRESH PORK WASH 489 Sullivan Ave . South Wind- ditions. Salary negotiable 6-PACK SAVE 404 Call 289-1527. SSI payment or for a state ask a Social Security office 12 to 13 lbs ... cut and wrapped as you want. ^Half SAVE 314 Contact: Jim McVeigh at ^OUR Arthurs. 942 Main Street. supplement only. Supple­ Center chops and roasts SALESMAN- Opportunity for whether to cash the check. 1 2 o z. Gallon REQ. 814 OUR RED. H * 9 9 4 SECURITY- Northeast Manchester ment income levels vary RK;. 1179 SAVE 40r niMiniiiiiii exciting position. Knowledge Security has Immediate Rein forced toe knee hl's In tan, I0>t-Cl bag Of a truly of stoves helpful. Base plus ^/99 baiga and taupe criapehip. Openings for part time and with each state. F'or more OUNREQ.1.M commission. Full medical information, call any ,.$ 1 .2 5 We Reserve file Right to Limit Quantities Check Our Weekly In-Store Specials OUR REO. 1.19 full time employees in the 12FlaahM. benefits. Paid vacation. Call Manchester area. Shifts are Social Security office. New For Your At PInehuret... Mra. Smith'e 8 In. For AHHpd ^ wjnoc On# gaHon of all aaaaon Mrs. Gray 525-1931. available as follow: Full lime BANK PROOF OPERATOR V_____ ; window waah Q. I am considering Cosily Color Fireplace 4 p.m. to 12 midnight. Monday Experienced South Windsor going to a podiatrist to APPLE PIE $1 10 COCKTAIL WAITRESSES thru Friday. Part time Sat 4 Bank & Trust C’o, 1033 John In ancient Home emperor 30 LB. BUNDLES OF Earn up to $200 a week Sun 7 a m. to 3 p.m.: Sat. & Fitch Boulevard. South Wind­ have some warts removed...... ae 1 I Nero prcM'laimed that only he SPLIT LOSS... MINCE PIE apeclel ■ Cumberland farms Experienced or will train. Sun II p m to 7 a m ; Fri & sor Call Mr Matteson for ap­ Will my Medicare medical could wear a purple fabric Limn, pleaea 3 of each ... CHARTER OAK MALL Apply 330 Ledyard Street, Sat. II p.m. to 7 a m pointment. 289-6061. EOF insurance pay for this? colored with extracts from 1200 stores — there's one near ypu! SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE Hartford. Successful applicants must be A. Medical insurance can murex shellfish Seafaring 940 Silver Lane, East Harttord BABYSITTER NEEDED IN Open daily here at 302 Main 8 am til 6 pm O p en 7 days for your convenience THRUFES.2,1N0 over 18 years of age, have a help pay for any covered f'hoenician merchants made UnMSMNV haery esmsnds may requtft OUT $370 / THOUSAND FOR phone, car, and a clean Police MY HOME preferably Ironi the regal dye and grew rich semng fsaaofwMs NmRs on soma nsms In Manchester. Vernon. Bolton services of a licensed ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. Record. Apply in person to: selling purple wool for the IMtnsss to IP ouslomsrs 569-4120 Postage paid Free applica­ Northeast Security. 61 area 3 days a week. 8 to 4 podiatrist, except for equivalent of $150 a pound PINEHURST GROCERY INC. tion. FASSCO, Dept. 86, 732 Williard Slrecl. Hartford, or pm Call alter 4 pin, 646- Don Ron, St Louis. MO. 63123. call 522-5143 3914 20 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan, SO. 1980 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 30, 1980- 21

t h ip M fw rtM t f> H»lp MTm M 11 H«/p WtnHd *3 Nefp Mfenletf 11 Neff) Mfented 11 Nef$> Nfantetf 13 Nefp Mfenletf 11 Nefp Mfenletf 11 HELP WANTED TRUCK MECHANIC AUTO BODY COMBINATION WAITRESSES & r e s e r v e COLLECTOR Experienced in Diesel. Start MAN- At least 5 years HOSTESSES- Full and part ADS W ILL APPEAR THURSDAY, NURSE AIDES: M l and 11-7 Engine Lathe Operator, (MMUBER TRAINEE) at $7 per hour. AH fringe e x p erien c e . All frin g e time. Day and evening hours. Shift. Orientation program DENTAL ASSISTANT- Bridgeport Operator, For one of New benefits. For appointment call benefits. Call BUI Kates at Good pay and benefits. Apply starting every Monday. Plea­ Gear Shaper Operator. NURSE JUDES 688-7596. 688-7596. in person to: The Ground Knowledge of basic business FEBRUARY 14. CALL 643-2711 sant working conditions. Call England's largest Credit Round, 3025 Main Street. skills, and typing preferred. YOUR Paid Holidays, bcellent References. Send repliesrepll to: Mrs. Maloney at Burnside Insurance Benefits. Full­ Collection Agencies. Some Glastonbury. AND LET OUR “HEART ADVISORS” Convalescent Home. 289-9571. experience required. Box MM, c/o Hera!ildT time position, SO hour To provMf Nursing Cara WE ARE LOOKING FOR PAULA & JOE HELP YOU WITH week. Apply In person to Applicants must be Bon- In private homaa and HOUSEWIVES interested In VALENTINE’S « dable. Elxcellent opportuni­ making good money for part YOUR MESSAGE. AT NIGHT AND Medical FaeHHiaa. Part time hours, soilicitlng from ty for ambitious individual. time, lull lima. ConaWara- EARN MONEY MAILING INSPECTOR FOR W ON WEEKENDS, PHONE 643-2718 REAL ESTATE CAREER- METRONICS INC. our pleasant East Hartford of­ CIRCULARS FROM YOUR AIRCRAFT PARTS-Full or ^ Elam $15,000 annually. Part Company Benefits. tlon glvan to prafartnea fice. Hourly rate, plus com­ Roirtoe*44A HOME- For information send part time. Hawk Precision MAID NEEDED. Must work d a y ^ timers $8000. Members Ver­ For appointment call oh—Location and Houra. missions, plus bonuses. Hours self addressed stamped BOLTON Company, 303 Burnham some weekends. Apply at non, Manchester. Hartford, Mr. Powers, after 3:00 NO FEE • WEEKLY PAY 9 a.m to 1p.m.. Call us at 569- envelope to: B & S, 36 Bushill Street, East Hartford. Call Connecticut Motor Lodge, MLS. Ralph Pasek 289-7475. For Information call p.m. 4993, ask tor Teresa. Road, Manchester, Conn. 528-0845. Manchester. 643-1555. 843-9S15 289-0256 Nafp Wanted IS Help Wented CAPITOL CITY SALES 13 ADJUSTMENT lUREAU, AID A ASSISTANCE d Ncrtt Eittini Cm h i. Inc. MAINTENANCE CHEMICALS/LIGHTING GRADUATE NURSES SELLERS PUT YOUR HOME ON THE BESTSELLERS’ LIST! TYPISTS 111 FOUNDSRS PLAZA 357 Eaat Center 81. ‘'A Step in the Right Direction” PART TIME HELP EAST HARTFORD Mencheeter NEEDED. Afternoon hours O y o y » hm two Unmid irti DpttUngi lor Ordw entry Typ*^ O nt , We are presently recruiting new nur­ 12:30 until 3:30. Job involves fu ll Hnw and OfM part tkm ptnrmtmtt poamona. Good typing akAlt A We at Packard Industries Inc., one of the fastest sing graduates of Baccalaureate and working in shipping room with LUNCH HELP WANTED: and A jura apdtuda a rt ra

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70 E M OVEN NEEDED OFFICES 3700 E M IN OFFICES CONNECTICUT Rosslno NATIONWIDE TO DELIVER THE REALTORS ...leads the way DOLLAR SAVER nevir decade... IN FOLLOWING AREAS: 646-2482 into the EUCTWNHC REALTY ASSOC. Area #1 — East Hartford MEMSER MOKES 1R9 WMt Center Comer of McKee Ever-Planning CIPPOLA DR. & ROLLING MEADOWS DR. Help Wented 13 Help Winted 13 Help Wented 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wented 13 Area #2 — East Hartford Ever- SALES CLERK- Mature CLERK- Accounts Receivable INSURANCE AGENCY seeks PART-TIME: Immediate FRYER DELIVERY MAN. SANDRA DR. & woman needed. Apply in per­ Clerk. Customer Service Personal Service Represen­ openings available for Nights, full lime. Apply Bess son to: Marlow's, 867 Main Representative. Phone tative, Knowledge of Auto and training as: Atomotive Eaton Donuts, 150 Center DEBORA DR. S tre e t, D ow ntow n Solicitor. Call for details, H. BABYSITTER WANTED- Homeowners h ^ fu l but not mechanic. Communications Street, Manchester / Manchester. Hodge, 525-1125. $1.50 per hour. Please call 249- essential. Call & b Lathrop. specialist. Supply specialist, Achieving 2881. 646-6050. (Jlerk-typist. No experience Situation Wented IS necessary. Join the Connec­ ticut Army National Guard. Call Call Sergeant Hanna at 649- ■ADVERTISING PLEASE READ REGISTERED NURSES 0423 for enlistment infoi-ma- THE 1980’S... 647-9947 Full li Part Time tion. Ambitious women willing to DEADLINE Y O U R A D NIGHTS - NO ROTATION work Full Time ■ ' art Time. Make own hours. No invest­ |12:00 noon tha day Harald la reaponalblal We have several openings for Registered Nurses BOOKKEEPING AND ment. Call 646-8689. who have recent experience In either an TYPING ESSENTIAL for a Ibaforo publication. (or only ona Incorractl diversified part time job for a Inaartlon and than only EXTENDED CARE FACILITY or a HOSPITAL. We responsible person with in­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER iDaadllna for Saturday io tha alza of tha would also like to Interview “New Graduates" for itiative, Hours: 9 to 1, Monday land Monday la 12:00 original Inaartlon. present or future openings. thru Friday, every other DESIRE DESK SPACE- Errors which do not We offer excellent wages and benefits and an Saturday. Apply at the W H Share Clerical support -ESTABLISHED 1978- -ESTABLISHED 1977------ESTABLISHED 1979- iNoon Friday. Manchester/South Windsor. CEMETERY FOREMAN lesson tha valua of tha England Lumber Co.. Rt 44A opportunity to utilize your professional nursing Bolton Notch. Write Box NN c/o Herald or COLOR PRODUCTIONS 40 Hour Week Iciaaalflad ada ara advartlsomant will not | knowledge and skills In a progressive and Call 644-8442 after 6. PORTABLE EQUIPMENT BUS. (203) 649-6610 $14,840.02 - $16,324.10 akan ovar tha phona ba corrocted by an ad­ friendly community Hospital. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR- For further Information and to arrange for a per­ Immediate opening on second RES. (203) 649-4808 aa a convanlanca. Tha ditional Inaartlon. Privste Instructions 18 sonal Interview please contact the Personnel shift for Decision Data 9610 Under the supervision of the Cemetery and Park machine. Excellent benefits Department at 646-1222 ext. 481 between the RIDING LES.SONS indoor DAVID JAMES PERSONNEL Personalized Video Superintendent, plans, assists and supervises the work of and pay. Contact Deborah riding ring. Western stock Candids by Carol hours of 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Hinchcliffe, Coca-Cola ALL LINES Of INSURANCE employees engaged in the care and maintenance of the seat, saddle seat and hunt Cemetery, She Reralb Friday. titlin g Company, 451 Main seat. All levels 228-9817. 272 Main 8t. • Manchaatar, Conn. 06040 PHOTOGRAPHY FOR ALL OCCASIONS Weddings Our Specialty Street, East Hartford. 569- Two years of experience in a lead capacity performing CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 1330. 083 MAIN ST. grounds keeping work preferably including some VOICE, PIANO Instructions. Len Trares SUITE 7 A 8 963 MAIN STREET P 0 BOX 1071 Former faculty New York MANCHESTER CONN 06040 experience in cemetery work is required. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 ROBERT H SMITH MANCHESTER, CT 06040 Music and Art High School. Manager 649 6241 Applications and job descriptions are available at the Per­ (203) 649-7000 You Call Tha Shotat MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITU. Professional Singer/Pianist. sonnel Office, 41 Center Street, Manchester. 71 Hayne* StiMt, MinchMter, WAITRESSES- Part time and 644-8597, Closing date for filing is Wednesday, February 6,1980. Connecticut 00040 full time, days. Apply to: Baked Beam were mentioned for the lin t time in A n e^uoi opportunity amployar. Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, M ri. S. M. C h ild 'i "T h e Frugal Housewife" in 1829. Equal Opportunity Employer Manchester. PIANO AND ORGAN taught •ESTABLISHED 1977- ■ESTABLISHED 1928------■ESTABLISHED 1974- -ESTABLISHED 1933. by Mickey Fendell. Over 25 • CRUISE SHIP MUSIC • BIG BAND & JAZZ years experience playing with orchestras and big bands. 649- • MUSiC OF THE 40 S, 50'S, 60 S AND 70 S KAVECKASiS DILLON BABYSITTER WANTED: 3 • EVERY KIND OF MUSIC to 5:30, Monday thru Friday 5892. Steve Archambault • SOFT OR LOUD Automotiv6|.«nc. SALES A SERVICE, and school vacations. Own 7 % f Transportation. Call after EXPERIENCED SPANISH INCORPORAnO D. W. FISH REALTY CO. 5:30. M6-7230. TEACHER will tutor or teach GENERAL CARPENTRY and ROOFING “AUTOSENSB*” AL GENTILE'S OF / h OME s / ^ J Spanish. All levels, in my COMPUTERIZED ENGINE DIAGNOSIS 319 MAIN GTREET Tel: 643-1591 home. 289-4092. TEL 646-0793 ORCHESTRA MAJOR REPAIRS MANCHESTER, CT. 243 IVIain St. M a n c h e s te r AND ENTERTAINMENT BUREAU Schoofi-CfMsat 19 FOREIGN • DOMESTIC 06040 Hours - Dally 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM Vernon Circle 8 7 2 - 9 1 5 3 WANTED 31 W IN D EM ER E ST. • HIGH PERFORMANCE V e rn o n FOR THE BEST - Manchester 2B ARCH ST NEW BRITAIN, CONN 06051 BUS: (203) S28-7387 RES. (203) 644-0156 OILLOn Saturday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Closed Sunday Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 25 CHERRY 8T., CORNER OF JENCK8 TELEPHONE Exporlenced, MANCHESTER, CONN. TOLL FREE 1-800-382-0582 FRANK BORYSEVICZ pupils per teacher. FREE in­ EAST HARTFORD, CONN. 06108 (203) 043-2145 DONALD FISH WILLIAM FISH M A C KICH AR PAUL OLIVER CORDON FISH prolea.lonal, career ______WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY troductory lesson with this ad. oriented reel eatate Call 646-M06. or 646-3549.

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-ESTABLISHED 1953 ■ □ REAL ESTATE -ESTABLISHED 1974- -ESTABLISHED 1975- — ESTABLISHED 1976 — For conlldentlal, frank dIecuMlon call Bob at Homes fo r Sale 23 M u ffle rs S|MTlulir.ing in lair m otlrl parla and •IManchtitti.Inc. TEL (203) 646 2697 JOHN'S TV & Regal N U to rrryriing 646-2482 NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK Your Compitfl* Cor Coi» Center WE WONT BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, STEREO CLINIC paneled living room, eat-in Warranty Factory Service kitchen, 2 ca.r garage, oil heat, I’AltKKK STKKKT L'SKD AlrTO PARTS, INC. lovely quiet setting on dead­ TEL: (203)646-21 12 K!\ K STAR TRADINC ('<). on LIST YOU AND BUUKHiUOAIiOSSnTO end street, deeded beach COUPLf IE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 775 Perkrr StrrrI QUAUTY COINS • COIN SUPPLIES MAGNOVOX, ZENITH A QUASAR 188 Waat Canter rights. $79,900. Call exclusive r e l ia b l e u sed c a r s M anriim lrr, iiunn. (K>(>40 (comer at McKaa) agent, Carol Cable-W ^er, JAOE -At The Meir '“We Repair All Makes” RaaHora 848-2482 Beazley Co. Realtors, Eoual ONYX housing opportunity. 443-4470. JEWELRY 8M MAIN ST BOX 36 ~ 151 TatcottvIMa Rd., Rl. 83 Job McCavanagh 349 main s t r e e t LEAVE YOU. GIFTS MANCHESTEH. CT 06040 VIC. Presidenl/Onefal Manager MANCHESTER, CT (203) 871-1798 ' ' (Naar MoDonakfa*) TIRED OF WORKING FOR SOMEONE ELSE?

------ESTABLISHED 1950 ------■ESTABLISHED 1965- -ESTABLISHED 1881- When our "For Sale" sign goes up in your If you think It’s about time you went "Manchester's Oldest" Childrens Parties Fund Raisers JERRY PANGAKlSvic.-Pre. yard we go all out. We get to know your home into your own business and have l.vnrn To Drive With ('.onfidtoicv aa well as you do. We showcase It In color at Call $39,500.00 to Invest in a turn key (illanclfcatcr ^■IcntlJi our office (a Gallery of Homes trademark). LARSON’S DRIVING SCHOOL business, I will show you proof « su n THE CLOWN Connecticut's First Licensed The result: Instead of browsers, we bring you “i4 Family NEWSpaper positive how successful you can be. 1 Face Painting Culiibliflii'il 101)0 qualified, Interested buyars. Plus, our Call Collect; INSURED DUAL-CONTROLLED CARS Since 1881" nationwide computerized relocation service “Conneetlcul't Quality helps find your next home through one of our 6 4 6 -1 6 9 3 Temporary Personnel Service" HtRALD aOUARI M A N C H ia riR 875-6276 Vernon, Com. 1450 coast to coast offices. BOU-FARO COMPANY 116 Branford Straat Manchaatar 99 Pratt Street, Hartford, Conn. 06103 278-1313 If you plan to sell your home soon, call today. MR. BOUTIN 1-401-724-8198 22 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan 30, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Jan. 30. 1980- 23 Peaiwta — Charlee M. dehulz Answer to Previous Puzzle Noima For Solo 23 Homoo For Solo 23 Houoohold Ooodi 40 ArOcloo for Solo 41 ACROSS DOWN •{e s. m a a m , AVI'Attorney eeCAUSBIMALLlOET, 'MVATT 0I?N£VHA5^ UWENWGOIND Y A p F R P E P EjW 1 Government 1 Billion (prefix) H 1 c E 8 0 T 1 C A 0 E ANPIWOULPLIKETO THAT'S m!mCElUN& ( 6IVENTHI5 CA5EA AN ATTORNEVS Office LOT agent 2 Gangster's girl COLONIAL - 8 rooms, 2 1/2 MANCHESTER- 6 Room •irMuxij Dear Abby p R A M T A C 0 D 1 t | baths, first floor panelledpi 5e e ™ e p w n c ip a l..i»i 1re INOURROOMLEAkSANP lL0T 0FTH 0U6HT..„ POOR, VOU LULL HAVE/ OF (comp.wd.) friend F u R 0 P E H 0 t 8 T Cape, with large remodeled ★ THE TRMOutLIzBRS 5 Climbing 3 Military family room with fireplace kitchen. Dishwasher, stove, By Abigail Van Buren 60IM6105UEmA\! ^ IT RAINS ON MV TORAVFORir (T H O m T A N Q e L 0 OLDER GAS STOVE With WOOD - Spilt your own and I f plant fugitive C 1 E H C H c I U 71 and large deck. Formal mning ample cabinets. Fireplaced last space heater. Good condition. save money while staying in ❖ ^ YOU OAHt me AflE " ------^ FIRST OR ; 8 Circular 4 Beck of neck T 0 E Y T A N 0 room, 4 bedrooms, 2 car gar­ living room. Formal dining age. Wooded lot, walk out on. 6464319. shape. All hardwood, ^ .0 0 a motion (P l) 1 8 T T 1 V 1 p| room. Garage. West side. $59,- cord, $39.00 a 1/2 cord, IMOffKlIMS 5 0 lA i^ L k 7 ^ 12 Hawkeye 5 Be imminent E T E T 0 P A T basement. Group I, Philbrick 900 Group I, Keith Real DEAR ABBY: This is in response to FREEDOM FOR 6 Contested T 0 R 0 N T 0 Agency, 646-4200. delivered. Call 742-11815. State Estate. 646-4126. TWtr X D0N»T CAgE If ALL, the female who thinks an unmarried woman has the 13 Actress 7 Puppy sound M O C H A 1 A M B 1 c DINING ROOM SET Colonial right to pick a man off the street to father her child just Farrow 8 Gewgaw P E A 1 N E Z E R D A 9 Possessive 1 R 0 Q L E D 1 L L VETERANS. Unbelievable STOVE, REFRIGERATOR, because she has always wanted to be a mother. UnH«d fM iu rt IrndlcaM. kw 14 Social club [s MANCHESTER 3 BEDROOM style $1,400. Call 568-1988. |i I n S E M 8 Q E M opportunitv. Buy this 3 BED. Trains, some antiques X n CW nwf 'Ybu. What about the rights of the child, and the responsibility (abbr.) pronoun CAPE- Full dormer, and other item. Call 646-4007. 15 Gooey mixture 10 Fixed routine bMroom. 2 bath Colonial. No of fatherhood? 30 Spirit lamp aluminum siding, awnings, 16 Vigor 11 Newts 47 Grow together down payment. No closing h o Having a baby is not like buying a doll for personal enjoy­ Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 32 Sends out new 1/2 bath, enclosed porch, I MH M 17 Cur 19 Incite 48 New costs. Strano Real Estate. 646- ment. nor is fathering a child limited to a moment of sex. 36 Island off plastic walls, rec room, FIREWOOD SEASONED For V SHE'6 IN THE 18 Claimed 20 Actor Carney Testament 2000. The father has certain responsibilities for every child he CW?N KETCHUP.' IT GOOP MORNING, Mozambique workshop. Clean. $59,900. Sale. $55. 1 Ton truck load. PRISCILLA.' IS KITOHEN 20 Surface 22 Environment book Peterman Agency, 649-9404, WASHER & DRYER- Both fathers, and a child has every right to expect that those NEVER COMES CXIT measure (pi.) 37 Besides Call after 4 p m. 644-1444. Artlcloo for Sale 41 Apartmonto For Pont 53 Otticet-Sloroo for Pont 55 Autoo For Sola 01 HITTING TWE agency (abbr.) 49 Angered or 649-4844 for $75. Moving, must sell! responsibilities will be fulfilled. WHEN SOU WANT SOUR MOTHER 21 Offspring 39 Young goat TOLLAND- 6 Room Custom BOTTLE.' 23 Metric foot 50 Spirit Call 646-1494, after 4 p.m. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. Has Womens’ Lib gone so far that females want to breed IT TO.' IN? 22 Mistake 40 Lamps Built Ranch. Family Room USED ICE SKATES, sizes 7 to BEAR CAT 210 SCANNER. COVENTRY ROUTE 31; 780 24 Cruet 51 Ancient Italian with Fireplace. Fireplace in February first, mature adults with studs like barnyard animals? Where do women get the 23 I possess 25 Authoress 44 Held in 11, good condition. 646-8069. Digital programming. No tuare feet (expandable to family Living Room. Very clean MANCHESTER- 3 Bedroom Crystals required. Like new, only. No pets. Security sou conceit to think that mothering a child is more important (contr.) Ferber readiness (2 178010 square feet) heated store 53 Written home, must be seen, occupan­ Cape, Garage, stove, new oil $225 , 643-52M. Deposit and references. Call or office. Parking, joinain Post1 ■nRES 2-6x13" Sqow Tires, 4- than fathering one? Neither is a one time act, but a lifelong 26 Versatile 27 Surface wds) 649-1265. 6x12 Radials. $10. each. 649- 31 Helped 28 Perforation 45 Eras avowal of a cy 30 days. Call evenings 643- burner, enclosed porch, WHIRLPOOL GAS RANGE in Office, Heritage Mvlngsigs ^I n k commitment. 33 Ancestor of 7457. plastered walls, rec room, and 5 other tenants. Michael 8760. FATHERED 5 IN COLUMBIA. S.C. 29 Sack 46 Dry debt good condition. White enamel. MINOLTA CAMERA- 35 mm. the pharaohs workshop. Immediate oc- Call 646-8492 anytime. 456 MAIN STREET- Three N. Cohen & Associates, 34 Ducklike bird with 1.7 Lens. Excellent con­ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 " BOLTON L.AKE cupancv. $59,900. Peterman rooms heated. No appliances. DEAR FATHERED; Bravo! You took the words right 35 Celtic WATERFRONT CAPE. 6 Agencv. 649-9404. or 649-4844. dition. I vear old. Originally FOR SALE UTILITY No pets. Tenant Insurance 12 13 14 $280, NEW $200. Call 643-1135. TRAILER. All MeUl Body Wanted to Pent 57 out of my typewriter. But read on for a letter from an ex­ language rooms, year round home with required. $225 monthly. $300 36 That is (abbr ) 4x7. Guitars, 643-9044. 1975 FIAT 128- Good condi­ perienced voice who disagrees with both of us: IS 16 17 wood stove Swim. fish, sail or security. Call 646-2426, tion. Standard 25 to 30 mpg. 37 Ohio city MEDITERRANEAN STYLE weekdays, 9 to 5. skate. Won't last at $49,900. 36" GAS STOVE- In good con­ Am-Fm radio. Radial tires. 38 Ostracize 18 19 20 Group I. Philbrick Agencv, Imootmont Proporty 25 dition. $50. White. Call after custom made Dinette Set. OAK WOOD- For Deliveries, DEAR ABBY: I do not go along with your reply to call George Griffing, An­ Call after 3 p.m., 649-5655. 41 Arrival-time 646-4200. 5:30 p.m 649-9822, or 6464751 Wrought iron with Hexagon ONE-BEDROOM FREEDOM FOR ALL-the unmarried woman who guess (abbr ) 21 22 1 MANCHESTER- Newer 4 sh a p ^ table top, 4 matching dover, 742-7886. APARTMENT for middleage desperately wanted a child-no matter from whom. (You 42 Brazilian port 28 29 30 store neighborhood center. wrought iron chairs $75. 643- businessman. Prefer areas told her to "scrap’' the idea.I CaptaTn Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 43 Same (prefix) 23 24 25 26 27 Quality construction. Possible 9677. WE BUY Si SELL USED East of Manchester to May I give you my side of the story, from my own ex­ 45 Prayed RAISED RANCH. New quali­ FURNITURE- One piece or 31 32 33 34 Package Store Permit. Owner BOLTON-6 Rooms. 2 bedroom Willimantic. Must be quiet, 1976 OLDS OMEGA: perience? Several years ago, I met, through my business SOMEBODY'^ SWIPBP CLAUPIA PONT ' THEN WH— WAIT A 48 Hurt ty built. 70' long. 9 rooms. 3 WANTED OLD PIANO- Call entire household. Cash On The 6 SECONPi WHATTA YOU bedrooms. Famfly room with financing available. Hayes apartment. Private home. neat, and clean. 742-9865, 9 cylinder, 2 door coupe. Red, connections, a young married woman who was childless. Her 6E silly, 52 Short for 35 38 37 871-2143. between 10 a.m and Line Furniture Barn. 646- WASH- SUeSESTINST THAT fireplace 2 car garage. Trees. Corp.. 646-0131. Eat in kitchen, dining room, a.m. to noon. white vinyl top. PS,PB, husband was (and still is), confined to a mental institution, gentleman 8 p m. 0865. fireplace. Garage. $450. 649- NOBOpy I CHRIS SOT A hacksaw 53 I (Gerj 38 39 40 41 Much more. $9^500. Group I. FIREWOOD- 4-foot fresh cut. AM/FM 8 track. Excellent unable to father any children. While still in the childbearing SWIPES ANP-ANP LET HER OUTfl Philbrick Agency. 6464200. Pool Eototo Wonlod 20 8355. RESPONSIBLE condition, 644-8885. 54 Purple flower 42 43 44 $65 a cord. Well seasoned, A-1 OLDER SET OF 4 BOW age. this lady desperately wanted a child, knowing that she A TI6BR1 55 Great Lake 3 hardwood. True full cord, 128 ENERGETIC COUPLE could never have one from her husband. SELLING your house’ Call us BACK CHAIRS $110. - Walnut 56 Baseball 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 cf. $90 deliverd in Manchester looking for 7 Room House, We like each other rather well, but were never "in love." first and we'll make you a □MISC. FOR SALE Drop Leaf Table, with 6 Queen (Ranch or Cape Cod) to rent player Mel area. 528-2950. Anne Legs, seats 10, $140. Both of us being mature, we discussed her situation quite 52 53 ' 54 cash offer! T.J. Crockett. RESPONSIBLE COUPLE in Manchester for 3/1/80 or ! ' MANCHESTER: Perfect Bronze Clock. Call 649-5547 frankly, and to make a long story short, today she has a 57 Copper com 1---- Realtor, 643-1577. with 1 chiid looking for 5 sooner. Willing to do repairs, 55 56 57 Colonial awaiting the right Artlcloo lor Solo 41 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE beautiful 5-year old daughter, and you cannot imagine a hap­ 58 Places rooms. Needed by 3/1/80. Call (paint, wallpaper, floors etc), family. 7 1/2 rooms, 1 12 DARK PINE BEDROOM SET BROUGHAM 1979 - 4 door. pier woman! 59 Navy ship 58 59 60 MAY WE BUY your home? after 6:00 p.m., 528-3927. in exchange for security baths' Tasefully decorated. Crafted in New Hampshire. deposit. $350 to $375. Call 643- Automatic transmission. While my oldest daughter is 35. I now have a 5-year-old prefix (abbr) Quick, fair, all cash and no FIREWOOD- 1/2 and 1 Cord 60 Brink All appliances, family room, roblem. Call Warren E. mixed lots- Seasoned, $30 & Queen Size Cannonball Bed, %77. Power steering, power daughter of whom I am very proud. For your information, INIASPAPER [N'CA^AiSf ASSM fireplace. insulated. dwland. Realtors. 643-1108. ALUMINUM Sheets used as $50. Delivered. Call 742-6347. Triple Dresser with Oval brakes. Fully loaded. Mint Abby. I am a widower. 63 years old Economical gas heat, covered ft printing plates, .007 thick Mirror, Chest-On-Chest, 2 condition. Excellent mileage. For obvious reasons, please withhold my name. patio, pool, fenced yard, Nite Stands. Excellent con­ □ AUTOMOTIVE $2,950. Call 289-0265. 0 Houoohold Goods 40 23x2814'^^, 25 cents each or 5 ALWAYS HELPFUL basketball hoop. Bowers dition! $800 . 646-4876. School System. Strano Real for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be $25.00 MOVES YOU INTO win at bridge REFRIGERATORS - picked up before II a m. THIS LOVELY HOME NOW Alley Oop — Dave Qraue Estate. 646-2000. FIREWOOD- Mixed Autos For Sale 01 DEAR HELPFUL: If the woman is happy, and you are Washers Ranges, used, ONLY. AVAILABLE. Heat apparently unconcerned about the moral and possible legal guaranteed and clean. New hardwood, cut over I year P aid.( 4123 ). 236-5646, 0CX3O JOB, OINNV.' NOW LETS SET ago Sawed and split to order. WE PAY TOP PRICES for FORD LTD LANDAU 1979- aspects of such a bizarre arrangement, you have no pro­ shipment damaged. G.E & CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye BUILT IN ELECTRIC Locators. wrecked and junk cars. A & B Tutone Blue. 4 door. Power blem. It seems to me that either adoption or artificial in­ CLEAR OP THAT DANS TVIINS^SO FRtalDAIRE. Low prices set, electric welder, acetylene 12'-16'-24'-48' Call E lm er G Ur AN'TH' BOYS CAN Wilson at 649-5900. STOVE/OVEN with counter Auto Salvage, used auto parts. steering, power brakes. Air. semination might have fewer complications. FINISH 'IM OFPl ~ — ' B.D. Pearl & Son. 649 Main outfit, aluminum ladder, top. Best offer. Call 644-1098 Call Tony 64^6223. Fully loaded Excellent condi­ Luck lands highest score Street. 643-2171. trailer tires, new electric ★ after 5 p.m. tion. Call 289-0265. DEAR ABBY: I am the mother of two pretty and popular JUST USTED: Quality built generator, electric lawn- 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! mower. Evenings, 633-7060. THREE ROOM daughters. One is 16 and the other is 17. king and queen of spades only Cape. Fireplace, garage, APARTMENT- S to v e , excellent. Must sell, The older girl is stringing three boys along at once. She stopped the suit twice appliances, partially linisned Custom made draperies, slip­ COLUMBIA 10 SPEED BIKE. sacrificing! Any reasonable South won the first spade rec-room. deck, Nice lot. $55.- covers and upholstery. Budget WOOD FOR SALE- Cut any Canning jars, 20 gallon offer over $1450. ^11 after wears a "promise ring" from one, and ID bracelet from NORTH Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 length, split, delivered, $95 a EARLY AMERICAN located. Utilities included. another and a necklace from a third. None of these boys (she had to) and led the 10 of 900. Won't Last. Strano Real aquarium with accessories, $200 monthly. Security deposit 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. ♦ Q EsUte. 646-2000 or 646-1000. good cord. Call 875-6787. etc. 289-6932 after 5 p.m. BEAUTIFUL 5 PIECE 1974 CAMARO - 350, 4 speed. know about the others, and when one calls here and she is VK J clubs to East's jack Back Bedroom Set. Excellent Con­ required. Call 649-03()7. Type LT. Power steering and out with another, I have to lie to keep from hurting the ♦ AJ42 came a spade and now South dition. $1000, or Best Offer. brakes. Good condition. Call caller’s feelings. AQB 7 6 3 2 decided to take her lour dia­ Call 643-0932. 569-7112. The younger one is going with two boys. Each thinks he is WEST EAST monds and settle lor down WANTED JUNK AND LATE the only one. One is so jealous he has threatened to do bodily ♦ JI0 9 7 5 4! ♦ 862 three Business & Service MECHANIC'S ROLL ★ 1-30 That looked like a pretty VERNON VALUE - Extra MODEL WRECKS - Cash harm to any other boy who comes near "his" girl. She is get­ VQ102 VA74 CABINET TOOL BOX- Good good result when at the other large apartment. Wall-to-wall Paid. Call Parker Street Used ting tired of them both, but doesn't want to hurt either one, ♦ 76 ♦ 10 5 3 condition. Call anytime, 742- Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. ♦ 4 ♦ AKJ5 table. East preceded to double 9583. carpet Appliances. Kids ok. 1970 DODGE VAN (Window) so I have to lie to them when they call. $200. (3994 ) 236-5646 Locators. The Flintstonee — Hanna Barbara Productions three notrump alter the same 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- Excelient body. Am-fm I have always taught the girls to be kind and avoid SOUTH bidding sequence OAK LOVE SEAT with cassette. 318 rebuilt. hurling feelings so I suppose it’s my fault that they’re in­ ♦ AK 428, 4 barrel. $500, or best, V98653 West opened the same jack , matching Oak Chair $75. for offer. Call 649-6410, anytime. Automatic. Best offer. Call volved with so many boys. ... CAN'T WE GO A a c t u a l l v , s h e 's of spades and South decided to both. after 3 p.m., 649-5655. How does a mother get uninvolved? If I were to tel! these WEEK WITHOUT YOU JUST SETTING, ♦ KQ98 410 9 try to get out for down two by 643-9677. HIGH PERFORMANCE AND boys the truth, they’d be terribly hurt. GOING OVERBOARD HERSELF INTO leading a heart to dummy's ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 For­ IN THE MIDDLE SHAPE FOR Vulnerable: Bolh jack Much to her surprise EAST HARTFORD - Party all THE B U S Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 m ula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 DEAR IN: It's commendable to teach your daughters to Dealer: North that jack held. So she contin­ you want. Modern 3 bedrooms AT s a l e t h a t seconds, 30 mpg^^. suspension be kind, but you should also teach them to be honest. String­ West North East South ued with dummy's king and over a bar. $300.(4001). radial spoilers. Excellent con­ STARTS HOME SWEET HOME - Locators, 236-5646. 1967 PONTIAC LE MANS- 2 ing boys along is dishonest. Start telling it like it is, Mom, 1 4 Pass 1V once more East decided to J dition. $2295. 646-7536. .TOMORROW Complete health-guard Door Hardtop. OHC 6 . and encourage your daughters to do the same. Pass 2 4 Pass 3 NT hang on to her ace. facilities. Cats also. Canine Automatic. Good condition. Problems? You’ll feel better if you get them off your Pass Pass Pass So South led a diamond to 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent her king and played a third Service* Offered 31 Services Ottered 31 Pointing-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon $700 or best offer. 643-5317. chest. For a personal reply write to Abby, Box 69700, Los Road, Manchester. 646-5971. motor. Standard shift. Priced heart. Now East not only had for quick sale, $650. Also: 1971 Angeles, Cal. 90069. Please enclose stamped, self-addressed Opening lead:4 J to take her ace, but saw it PAINTING - Interior and EAST HARTFORD - Lovely 2 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY AUSTIN- Automatic, air con­ envelope. capture her partner's queen. exterior, paperhanging, BOX STALLS, TRAILS- Blue bedrooms. Deluxe appliances. Carpentry and general con­ Lots of storage. $185. (3941) ditioned. 48,000 original miles. South wound up with two excellent work references. tracting. Residential and Seal Feeding FTogram. Ring Locators, 236-5646. $900. Both can be seen at 24 1973 MONTE CARLO. Good spades, four hearts, four dia­ Free estimates Fully in­ commercial. Whether it be a with lights. Pastures. Daily turnouts Rockville. Call 875- North Street, running condition. Four new monds and a score of plus 950 ALLEN T. KEELER TAX sured. Martin Matson. 649- small repair job, a custom radial tires. Red with white ( Astrograph Income Tax Services 4431 built home or anything in 9954. or 875-0272: 742-9653. By Oswald Jacoby for an overtrick at three SERVICE: Returns prepared 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO vinyl roof. $1300 call 643-1951, The Born Loaar — Art Sansom and Alan Sonlag notrump doubled. A in the privacy of your home. between, call 6461379. MX- Excellent condition, low after 4 p.m. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I Don't delay - call today. 871- A&W PAINTING Contrac­ MANCHESTER - Deluxe 4 mileage. Quadrophonic Bernice BeeJe Osol tors. Quality painting and Here is another Bridge 1781. CARPENTRY & MASONRY- rooms, 4 family home. $200. stereo-8 track, power steering BUICK ELECTRA 225: Park WHAT HAS 'msws PRN1H67 WMB FROM tX) HEARD paper hanging at reasonable Additions and Remodeling. World hand culled from a (For a copy ol JACOBY IN CO M E TAX GOOD HOME NEEDED for a (40072 ) 236-5646, Locators. / brakes, one owner. 872-6528, Avenue Version. 35,000 MODERN, send S> to: "Win at DAY CARE NURSERY rates. Fully insured. Free Free estimates. Call Anthony .^THPLACTOFFIC.^ ^ match involving British PREPARATION SERVICE - pair of Egyptian Mau older 633-5310, or 659-0508. original miles. Tilt wheel, QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Bridge," care ol this newspa­ PROGRAM. State licensed. 2 Estimates. Call Wayne 649- Squillacote 649-0811. ladies. Three notrump is a At your home. 20 Years kittens. Also: Call 633-6581, or cruise control, many other op­ ^fcu r Before challenging the views of WiBfsas per. P.O Box 489. Radio City understanding teachers. 7696. very poor contract but British Experience. Dan Mosler, 649- 342-0571. tions, $2,500. 643-2967. others, be aware that your posi­ Station. New York. N.Y. 33a. or 525-8263. Enclosed play-yard, play­ FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY < ^ rth d a y AW ladies like to bid and it was tion Is vulnerable, too. You'll get most unfortunate that the ace. 10019.) room, lunches. Learning PERSONAL Paperhangin, - Remodeling and Additions MANCHESTER - Executive 2 back what you give out. experiences. Keeney School for particular people, by Die Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 bedroom. Children welcomed. CANCER (June 21-Juiy 22) Be come Taxes prepared expert­ district. 646-4864. Call 643-5703 anytime. years' experience! For Free $300. (3981). 236-5646, January 31,1980 strong if you find yourself in a N ly by leading independent Tax Estimates, call 6464239. OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOG Locators. 1975 FORD VAN 250 This coming year you are likely position today where someone is Consultant, ^ o n e 649-6851. BOOKKEEPING- PROFESSIONAL PAINTING PUPS- AKC registered. Male ECONOLINE- New paint job. to form several very important trying to pressure you into buy­ Junk ing something you shouldn't. Say Professionally done in my - Interior and exterior. FARRAND REMODELING - and females. Call 887-2437. Sun roof. Good tires, snows. partner,ship arrangements. home. Pick up and deliveiy Commercial and residential. Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, Inside is completely These associations aren't apt to "No" with conviction. Heathcliff — George Gately Free estimates. Fully in­ Room Additions, Decks, All Musical Instruments 44 cross tines as each will be con­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be realis­ TAX RETURNS arrangement. Please call 647- customized in vinyl. Sink, plus structed for its own special tic about evaluating your opposi­ 1785. sured. 646-4879. Wpes of Remodeling and LARGE 2 BEDROOM ice box. Double bw. Captains PREPARED): Please call now APARTMENT- Convenient ICats purpose. tion today. There's a possibility Repairs Free estimates. Ful­ HOLTON TRUMPET - Good Chairs. 40 Band CB, AM-FM for your Evening or Saturd^ location. With appliances. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) To they could have the edge on you. appointm ent. N oreen B. SPECIALISTS IN HOME J.P. LEWIS & 'SON- Custom ly insured. Phone 643-6017. condition. $90 or best offer. radio, plus Tape Deck Stereo. pacify an important associate, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Today Carpenter, 646-7788. Decorating, Interior Si 646-1032. Available immediately. $250. IMPROVEMENT- Roofing, Call 646-2482 or 649-8989. BOUGHri Regular gas. 56.800 miles. you may have to make some could be a bit difficult if you WInthrop — Dick Cavalll Exterior Painting, allow others to palm off on you Remodeling Additions. R.P LEON CIESZYNSKI Bill’i Auto Parts Real sharp looking - moving. compromises today. Being coop­ Roushon Builders, Inc., 633- Paperhanging & Remodeling, 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ 646-4348. erative may not be easy, but it responsibilities they should be INCOME TAX- Done in your 3654. Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ cluding Ovations, pius free TOLLAND could save the relationship. Find tending to. THE B C V WAS T R IX IE W AS WHAT WE NEED ditions, Remodeling, Rec home. Six years experience Call 649-9658 case with this ad. Carlos 1875-6231 649457 TWO GOODYEAR RADIAL out more of what lies ahead for LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Rather RESCUEPFT^HIS (2EWAROEPWITH le A G iO O O , Call for very Reasonable Rooms, Garages, Kitchens you in the year following your than subject yourself to the com­ itars 60% off. Rivers Music, SIX ROOM DUPLEX, TIRES- P 225-75-R-14, white BURNING- ANEXTRMvARSe STRONG UNION. Rates. 646-5346. Walter LEE PAINTING - Interior & Remodeled, Ceilings,ilingi Bath Main Street, New Britain. birthday by sending for your pany of people you don't enjoy, Tile, Dormers, Roofing GLASTONBURY. February 1976 FORD ECONOLINE walls. $75 pair. Call after 5 copy of Astro-Graph Letter. Mail busy yourself with other activities BV H(5 f5AITHFUL S O J P e O N E Zingler Exterior. "Check My Rate r225-1977. Layaways. p.m., 649-2625. Residential or Commercial. 1st. $375 plus utilities. 633- VAN 100- V8. Finished in­ $1 for each to Astro-Graph. Box today. You won’t miss a thing. RPR SUPPER. WILL DO TYPING IN MY Before You Decorate" terior. Loaded with options. HOME- Will pick up and 649-4291. 4339. Cali between 5 and 9 489. Radio City Station, N.Y, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Dependable. Fully Insured. Antiques 48 p.m. Captains' Chair, stereo etc. 10019. Be sure to specify birth Don't use cannon today where deliver Call 646-8640 anytime. 646-1653 $3750. Call 633-3233, 569-1804 or only popguns are required. Com­ CARPENTRY - All types of date. WANTED- Antique Furniture, 563-6373 evenings. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A ing on more forcefully than nec­ IN CO M E TAX repairs. Porches, Decks, Tool NORTH COVENTRY- 2 1975 DODGE DART. DAN SHEA PAINTLNG & Glass, Pewter, Oil Paintings, Bedroom Apartment. $250 failure to do what your superiors essary will create a bad impres­ PREPARATION. Reasonable DECORATING- Interior Si Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and Excellent condition. About expect of you could cause big sion. Windows Hung Ceiling or Antique items. R. plus utilities monthly. No accurate, in your home or Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. Harrison. M3-8709.______80,000 miles. New Tires, Car­ problems today. Keep your nose SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) mine. Norm Marshall. 643- Repaired and Painted. Call pets. 1 Child accepted. buretor, and Tune-up. $2,000, to the grindstone. This is not a good day to discuss Quality Craftsmanship! Call Available February 1st. 742- 9044 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR 6465424 anytime, 643-61,30. CASH PAID FOR CADILLAC 1976 EL 649-5133. ARIES (March 21-April 19) If at politics, religion or other volatile Home Improvements Wall 9828. DORADO- Excellent condi­ all possible, avoid bossy friends subjects with people who hold OLD OAK FURNITURE - today. Your patience with dicta­ strong views the opposite of papering and painting and all CARPENTRY, CUSTOM EARLY TIN OR tion. Low mileage. Loaded Trucks lor Sale 02 phases of remodeling, in­ HOUSES, ADDITIONS, torial types is short. You could yours. A CAST IRON TOYS ■ TRAINS - with options! 568-8356. 643- say or do something you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) cluding roofing and siding GARAGES. ROOFING i OIL PAINTINGS - CLOCKS - ALLEN T KEELER TAX 2141. GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY shouldn't. Things could take a peculiar Free estimates. 647-1227 JACK INKEL PAINTING CO. SIDING- Kitchens, SWORDS - POST CARDS - SERVICE Returns prepared FOR RENT 6 ROOMS. $325 TRUCK- Has the reading TAURUS (April 20-May 20) All twist today in a situation where Short Riba — Frank Hill Quality Paintingj n n g , Bathrooms, and Repair Work ANTIQUES 0 COLLECTIBLES. in the privacy of your home 1 11 per month. No Pets. Security enclosed bo^, with side com­ chiefs and no Indians could you expect something from Paperlianging^, Pag Of All Kinds. Call Robert Ja r­ CALL ANYTIME - S4S-2S90 \THAT WILL w e SERVE FOOD THE Don't delay - call today 871- ^ a p e r and references required. 875- partments. Exceilent for con­ cause disharmony in your home another Instead of receiving, T H IS S U O P HOW A MONTH Removal. Wall Preparation. vis for estimates, 643-6712. today. If you bend a little, it will you may be giving. LONG IWORK OUT FIRST WEPNESPAV 1781 1128 weekdays 8-5 p.m. tractor. 7:30a.m. to5:30p.m., ISN T P IT P O R