kTWENTN MANCHESTER NlNG HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Jan. 2. 1979 Promoted AssislanI VP Wayne C, Golon, assistant William C, Fetherston of treasurer in the Consumer Credit General Manager Department of The Connecticut Bank Manchester has been advanced to se Robert J. Deiisle has been cond vica- president and general and Trust Company, has been elected an assistant vice president, promoted to vice president and “STtor in the Financial Services general manager of Metals Testing Pomp and Circumstance I School Fund Decision 1 Two Members Quit Division of Massachusetts Mutual Golon joined CBT in 1969 and held 1 u s e Voted iVo. 1 various positions iit the Collection Co., it has been announced by Walter To Mark Inauguration 1 Life Insurance Co., it was announced Kidde & Co. of which Metals Testing WasnH the Toughest 1 Board of Education 1 College Football Team Department, In 1975, he was electetj^ today. Earlier this year, he was ad is a subsidiary. Page 2 1 Page 6 1 vanced to general auditor and assistant treasurer and became ad Page 10 1 Page 11 ministrative officer for the Con The South Windsor firm provides ------1 designated a senior officer of the nondestructive testing services and company, sumer Credit Department, Earlier this year, he became the assistant certified laboratory inspections for Fetfierston has responsibility for the aerospace industry. Delisle credit manager of Consumer Credit, all internal audit functions in the received ND.T. training in the air responsible for the underwriting and home office, field offices and sub force and has held various positions Ea0t HartfiurJi ,servicing of credit card. Gold Card, sidiaries- and affiliates of the com in the company since 1972. pany, cash reserve, indirect automobile ^dealer financing and the servicing of Delisle is married to the former Partial Clearing A native of Pittsfield, Fetherston Linda Jean Miller of South Windsor. received a bachelor's degree in ac direct branch loans. Windy and Cold He attended the University of The couple and their two children are counting from Marguette University Enfield residents. and served three years in the U.S. Connecticut and is presently atten Details on page 2 Navv. V^'illiiiiii Felher.sioii ding the Williams College School of Wayne C. Colon Banking. xy Minor Change iEurntn^ limlh Vol. XCVIII, No. 78 — Manchester, Conn., Wedl^esday, January 3, 1979 HARTFORD (UPl) - The I » A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 « 20$ Single Copy » 15$ Home Delivered Frank J.T. .Sirano Orasso administration today made a minor change in its budget surplus estimate and predicted the state would finish the fiscal Opens New Office year with an extra $45.2 million on Anderson-Little I hand. Frank J. T. Strano announces the opening of Strano Each month, state Comptroller Iran Forms Real Estate with offices at 172 East Center St. Strano J. Edward Caldwell is required to Real Estate will specialize in residential, commercial predict if the state will finish the and investment property. fiscljj year with a surplus or Strano earned a bachelor s degree in business from I deficit and how much it will be. .Anderson College. .Anderson, Ind., and has done graduate Last month, Caldwell forecast a Civil Rule; work at St. Francis College and Purdue University. $42.6 million surplus when the Strano recently returned to Manchester after 12 years lANUARY fiscal year ends June 30. - in Indiana where he was director of admissions and finan But this month, Caldwell cial aid for St. Francis College and later as director of ur- clipped $417,000 off his previous b a^ffairs for the city of Fort Wayne, Ind. His primary •'r^iction. reS^m^bilities included: planning, development, and Shah Waits _ federaland state grant writing for the city. TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Iran’s Two Canadian military planes flew 3 Upon returning to Connecticut. Strano became director Wave Is Back Parliament today approved forma of community development for the Hartford Chamber of into Tehran under the protection of PEKING (UPI) - The perma tion of a civilian government to the Iranian Air Force to begin the Commerce and practiced Real Estate locally before, nent wave came back to Peking opening his own firm. replace a 2-month-old military evacuation today of up to 850 after having been frowned on for regime, but it was unclear if Canadians, officials said at the Cana Strano is past chairman of the Indiana Association of the 12 years of China’s Cultural College .Admission Officer s Ethics Committee, state Premier-designate Shahpour dian Forces Base in Lahr, West Ger CLEARANCE Revolution and with China’s new Bakhtiar could check spreading un many. training officer on student financial aid. member of the preoccupation with things Mayor's Committee on Management and Budget. He is rest that has taken a markedly Khomeini, the exiled Shiite Western, business has been radical turn in the oil fields. also a member of Jhe Manchester Transportation Com Moslem religious leader living near booming at the Tsu Lien beauty The two houses of Parliament, the mission and the Mwntown Coordinating Council. He had Paris, ordered the workers in Iran’s I shop. I Senate and the Majles, approved the written seWaUarticles on student financial aid and ur southern oilfields to resume limited ban planning. Peking’s leading beauty shop new government in separate, closed- production to ease the plight of turns out an average of 180 per- door meetings. It must now be ap Iranions living without heatinc nil for Strano lives at 49 Hemlock St. with his wife, Adele, and J manent waves a day. A full two- their three children, Shelby, Gina, and Tommy. proved by Shah Mohammed Reza their homes or gasoline for their I hour treatment that includes a Pahlavi and sources said the 63-year- cars. 1 haircut, shampoo and permanent Demonstrators Attack old Bakhtiar would present his Iran is the world’s second largest SALE wave, costs about $1.60. The Cabinet to the monarch by ’Thursday. oil exporter but the strikes have Super savings on a selected group of fine winter clothing! manager said the day before New Iranian demonstrators break through^ a violence in Iran. Approximately 1,000 Iranian The approval for Bakhtiar, once a reduced output to a mere trickle that UConn Realty Course Ifear’s, his staff turned out 300 gate at the driveway leading to the Beverly demonstrators set brush fires around the leading critic of the shah, came as oil does not even cover the nation’s own I permanents by working overtime. workers refused to obey an order needs — resulting in long lines of Hills, Calif., home where the mother of the home Tuesday. (UPI photo) from the shah’s chief foe to resume To Be Given in Town Shah of Iran had taken sanctuary from the shivering housewives at kerosene limited oil production. shops, and underworked, fuel- Area residents interested in learning the basics of the Boat Lights Bakhtiar, denounced by hardliners starved bakeries. real estate profession can take advantage of a series of but welcomed reservedly by the The situation has become so AUCKLAND, New Zealand moderates, will succeed Gen. non-credit courses offered by the University of Connec % - r (UPI) — Recent reports of flying critical the U.S. government . V' • Gholam Reza Azhari, whose govern Tuesday issued export licenses for ticut at Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Technical M EN ’S DEPARTM ENT saucers along the New Zealand School in Manchester. ^ LADIES’ DEPARTMENT ment was formed Nov. 6 and official $8.3 million worth of kerosene to be J coastline may have been nothing "Real Estate Principles and Practices” is a 12-session Misses' and Juniors' ly resigned Monday. sent to Iran to relieve the shortage. I more than the dancing lights of (Bakhtiar, interviewed Tuesday course sponsored by the UConn division of Extended and VESTED SUITS Japanese squid boats, the leader The oil workers, who previously Continuing Education and approved by the Connecticut night by French television, said the had heeded Khomeini, told his I of an airborne saucer search shah has agreed to leave the country Real Estate Commission. group said today. representative they alone would COATS, PANT COATS and nkme a regency council once his Classes will meet Mondays from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. star Squadron leader Ray Carran, decide when to end the shutdown of ting Jan. 22. & SKI JACKETS civilian government is formed.) oil wells, that once gushed out nearly captain of a Royal New Zealand Bakhtiar already has come up Students successfully completing the course qualify to Our reg. $30 to $75 I Air Force Orion maritime plane, 6 million barrels a day. ' Our reg. against popular opposition in the The rebuff could be a significant sit for the State real estate salesman licensing exam. said he and his crew of 11 did not $100 to $120 streets. development suggesting radicals “Appraisal I” is a 12-session basic course dealing with I see any unidentified flying objects the appraisal of residential property. The course will Demonstrators ran through the might already be preparing to make A I during a night-long patrol of the examine course study situations to determine property capital Tuesday shouting, “Death to an independent stand after a year Kaikoura area 100 miles north of Bakhtiar — henchman of the value, building costs, regional and municipal influences the city of Christchurch. long ride on the Khomeini A handsome selection of wool blends and textured American imperialists.” bandwagon, politicians said. on alue, and the estimation of depreciation. fabrics in distinctively tailored styles. I "However, some 106 miles east Ciasses will meet Wednesdays from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m, At the capital’s strikebound air Radical Moslem elements who ad- I A* fabulous23 collectionto of winter fashions.*59 of Christchurch is a very large port, Americans and other foreigners starting Jan. 24. Japanese squid fleet,” Carran mit links wijh Palestinian were prevented from leaving These courses are part of a UConn major certificate SPORT COATS & BLAZERS said. “The squid fleet is visual to organizations were in action program in real estate. Students enrolled in the program SWEATERS Our reg. $8 to $15 'Tuesday when air traffic controllers elsewhere against officials of the the naked eye for 120 miles with again stopped work. Soldiers moved N must successfully complete eight courses to earn the Savak secret police, army officers the very, very, powerful lights into the air control tower and at least major certificate. I they use.” and other officials. Registration requests should be directed to the Office half a dozen flights left without radar of Non-Credit programs. Box U-56RE, University of Our reg. assistance. Connecticut, Storrs, Conn. 06268, or telephone 486-3234. $60 & $65 Refugees Due Crew necks. V-necks, cowl necks and more! The plight of stranded Viet namese refugees eased today in (Council Rejects TOPS & BLOUSES Hong Kong where the government | Our finest quality wool and wool blends. Handsomely Our reg. $8 to $11 granted a reprieve to 2,700 “boat Seminar on Energy tailored styles in solids, plaids, checks and tweeds. people” and in the Philippines where a U.N, envoy interceded on Police Contract MANCHESTER — The Community Services Division Car Hits Protesters HNELY TAILORED behalf of 2,400 others. of Manchester Community College, in cooperation with Official sources, reversing an A sheriff’s car runs into demonstrators and tuary from violence in Iran. A mob of 1 000 By CHRIS BLAKE for comment this morning. the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, the U.S. Small SLACKS Our reg. $10 I earlier hard-line stand, said the 5 “ , o 7 « throws one of them upon the hood during a Iranian demonstrators set fires around the Herald Reporter The union voted to accept the con Business Administration (SBA) and the Center for the Rich solids in easy-care fabrics. refugees aboard a freighter in in Environment and Man, Inc. (CEM), will present a three- Attractive and feminine in a variety of demonstration outside home where the Beverly Hills, Calif., home Tuesday. (UPI EAST HARTFORD - It’s back to tract Dec. 14, despite strong objec solids and prints. ternational waters outside Hong mother of the Shah of Iran had taken sane-- photo) ^ hour seminar entitled “Energy Cost Savings - A Kong would be given food, water, the drawing board for the town and tions from the union’s executive board. Seminar for Small Business” on Jan. 8 at 7 p.m. in Room CASUAL & DRESS SLACKS medical treatment and blankets the police union. The Town Council In other action, the council passed H-103 of the college's Hartford Road Campus. Our reg. $15 PANTS & SKIRTS I until some country admits them. Tuesday night unanimously rejected a fact finder’s proposal for a 13 per an ordinance which would penalize Representatives from the SBA SCORE (Service Save on solids, checks and plaids in a Our reg. $10 to $15 However, the British colony Corps of Retired Executives) program, CEM, Inc., the variety of styles. cent pay increase for police officers non-handicapped persons who park in I maintained its insistence the Mail Held in Two Deaths spaces reseryed for the handicapped. state Commerce Department and Northeast Utilities will freighter Huey Fong,which left over two years. Democratic Majority Leader address energy cost problems faced by small retail and Vietnam bound for Taiwan, will In a move which featured little dis EAST HARTFORD - Police had stolen a tape deck. Gen^a moved to amend the or manufacturing businesses. They will outline practical OUTERWEAR Our reg. $45 95 not be allowed to berth in Hong at a high rate of speSS, police said cussion, council members silently charged a 23-year-old J.M, Fields Police said Tuesday Cooper was a dinance, changing the fine from the measures to save energy, over the long and short term Corduroys, nylons and ski parkas. I Kong. Police also said (Jooper’s car made agreed the salary proposed by fact which will ultimately result in saving dollars. 7«.o9 security guard with negligent "contributing factor” in the deaths no contact with the youths' car finder James R. Brown of West Hart proposed $99 to $5. They will also be available to answer questions about The latest styles for casual or dress. homicide late Tuesday night in con of two Marlborough youths. Police before the crash. It did make contact ford was too high. Police Lt. Richard Lewis said the nection with the deaths of two specific situations. Topics to be covered include heating, Inside Today said he allegedly followed the youths with the car after the car had hit two Democratic Majority Leader state would share in the revenue if Marlborough teen-agers in a fatal car insulation, lighting and electrical rates as well as down Roberts Street, a winding road. trees and split in two. Henry Genga made the motion to the fine was $99. He also said, in DRESS SHIRTS DRESSES Our reg. $18 to $25 I Business...... 15 crash on Roberts Street Dec. 18. assistance programs offered by the-state. David Foley. 15, of 22 Oak St., and Cooper chased the three youths in reject the report. Genga said it would calling for the reduction, police of- Our reg. $9 & $10 Classified...... 16-18 Robert A. Cooper of 726 Burnside For registration information, call MCC, Community David Sarniek, 14, of 12 Park Road, his car to Roberts Street eastbound, not be fair to give the police union a ' ficers would have to personally hand Spread or Button-down collars in Comics...... 19 Ave. was also charged with false died at Hartford Hospital shortly out tickets if the $99 fine was Services Division. 646-2137. solids and stripes. where the youths’ car failed to 13 percent increase when two other Editorial ...... 9 statement, first-degree reckless en- after the trash. The driver, Robert negotiate a curve and struck two town unions have been given lesser retained. Entertainment ...... 14 dangerment and reckless driving. . W. Cote, 16, of 8 Park Road. trees, police said salary increases. The amended ordinance gives the Introducing Laurie Caajka SWEATERS Our reg. $15 Fam ily...... 22-28 Police said Cooper allegedly Marlborough, was released from the Cooper was released on a $1,000 In a memo to the council. Mayor poliw chief the power to order Select30 from this %season's soft,OFF feminine styles Obituaries ...... 10 followed the youths in a 1976 Chevy hospital last week. Richard H. Blackstone had urged businesses and organizations with 10 Crew necks. V-necks and cardigans. bond, pending a Jan. 29 appearance formerly of Manchester, Now in silky easy-care fabrics. People/Food ...... 21 Nova after they had fled the store, Police .said the three youths threw in Superior Court. Police refused to rejection for similar reasons. or more parking spaces to assign a 3 with SUPER HAIR of Glastonbury! Sports...... 11-13 where Cooper, had questioned a a smoke bomb into the store when comment on whether the juvenile or Blackstone also said the two annual certain number to the handicapped. Television ...... : ...... 14 .friend/flfs the .vouths. Cooper had they saw their friend being the driver would be charged. increases of 6.5 percent, coupled with “It’a about time we had this type of TOPCOATS Our reg. $100 BOYS’ DEPARTMENT claimed thMduth, who is a juvenile. questioned. They then left the .store a 1.9 percent increase in insurance ordinance,” Genga said. “Basically, An elegant cold-weather look, tailored benefits, would violate President we all agree the ordinance is in in fine quality wool fabrics. Carter’s 7 percent voluntary wage keeping with the times of today.” guideline. In a public hearing held before the OUTERWEAR Our reg. $22 The action send the two parties council meeting, one resident spoke Carter P r^res For Rough Time back to the negotiating table. The agains.t the ordinance. Warm, quilt-lined nylon Jackefi?— S . WASHINGTONWA.qHINnTniV (UPI)(IIPTi _- President J ... . two parties hope to set up a meeting Martin Burnham, who is han ofKred, reporters a rundown on priority “has got to be the economy Carter expects Congress to give l(im .by aide Hamilton Jordan, will be set for later this week. dicapped and is a member of the Carter’^ health, mood and plans for ... to bring inflation down, while Commission on Services to the Han a difficult time in his effort tb-rgduce the future. up by the White House to push ad Meanwhile, Personnel Director G. RS Our reg $10 maintaining economic growth.” William Miller denied a report the dicapped, said the ordinance does not inflation by cutting federal spenaihg. "I don't know of any major ministration proposals through “That affects every domestic town would propose a modified work accomodate those who may be tem , V-necks and more In heathers, but he views the new year with changes in operation,” Powell said, Congress, Powell said. ribs, ibles and ski patterns. enthusiasm and confidence, a issue,” he said, “We're prepared for schedule calling for four eight-hour porarily handicapped. apparently to quell any speculation a difficult times in Congress"' Carter, however, has decided to Burnham also said the ordinance M jm pt Charge, VISA spokesman says. keep down the number of major days with three days off weekly. jud Ldy^Mdy PUn major shakeup was brewing. The administration expects stiff Police officers now work four 10- has no provision for out-of-state han The president is in the midst of a legislative requests he will submit, “He has enthusiasm and a certain fights on Capitol Hill over Carter's hour days with three days off. dicapped persons who may not have Anderson-UBk series of planning sessions with his degree of confidence,” Powell said. the spokesman said. budget, particularly from lawmakers “That would be quite a con the stickers to park in the spaces. • staff — discussing priorities and “He certainly doesn't underestimate “You always set out to try to avoid opposed to cutting social programs cession,” he said, “I don’t know if In another action, the council ap f« IKJBI * HM. USE UUK policy strategy - before leaving the problems, particularly in the overloading the platter,” he said. and others demanding increases in that will come up in the future, but I proved the appointment of Scully and Thursday for summit talks in economy.” “There’ll probably be less variety.” defense spending. know it’s never been discussed up to Wolf of Glastonbury to conduct an ^Guadeloupe with the leaders of During his stay at Camp David, Powell said Carter “seems to be SUPER HAIR He also said he expects opponents now.” audit of the Housing Authority for the 'France, Great Britain and West Ger Md., Carter was described as giving feeling very well” after a painful, .150 SYCAMORE ST. ofthe new China policy to take out Miller said the town “has a game past five years. 633-8031 many. "considerable thought to 1979 and his pre-Christmas, hemorrhoid attack, GLASTONBURY, CONN. tHeiT'^H^ath when Carter nominates plan, but I’m not at liberty to discuss The firm has said it would do the 633-3706 Following the president’s return domestic and foreign policy kg said the president even did some the first U.S. ambassador to the it until after we meet with the un^ job for $5,000 for the past three years from a 10-day vacation, press /jogging last week at Camp David, priorities.” People’s Republic. ion.” and at an hourly rate for the two secretary Jody Powell Tuesday Powell- said the president's top A series Of task forces, coordinated JUnion sources could not be reached years prior to that. Ifi
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M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Jan. 3. 1979 — PAGE THREE Bidding Due This Month Lawsuit To Challenge Phase-In MANCHESTER — A lawsuit challenging the Some fee)feel the phase-innhase-in eases the tax burden,burden. Some Snmp taxabletavahio properties — _personal_____i ____proper-, revaluation phase-in legislation will be filed, especially for homeowners, by spreading the ty and motor vehicles - were not included in On Coiiversion of School an attorney representing local clients said “FOOD increase from revaluation over a five-year Tuesday. the phase-in. Since the mill rate is higher than »v SI SAN VAl'(;ilN The construction project has first priority in using rhe $8,000 in period. it would have been, owners of such property experienced many delays and funds left over from the construction Attorney John LaBelle Sr. said he is Mt'ralfl K«*|Mirlrr' Others, however, feel the phase-in is a detri-’ are paying more taxes than they would have WAREHOUSE” problems, such as a termite-infested of the ROTC, He said the greenhouse preparing the writ for the case and will file it ment. with the full revaluation. (Formerly Frank's) MANCHESTER — The plans for room and extensive vandalism. The would be an excellent investment and Jn ^n Hartford’s Superior Court. He could give no Most commercial properties did not in- LaBelle had said he is representing four or the conversion of Green School into a project was originally scheduled for that ROTC is the only school in ^^stim ate Tuesday when the work will be com . crease in assessed value at the 100 percent five clients, who he has not identified. f*B TH 0L0MEW’S senior citizens center should be pleted. CHURCH, E. MIDDLE TPKE. completion during the fall. Manchester offering the horriculture rate that was the average for resMtntial One of those clients is George Marlow, 725 ready to let out to bid by the end of courses. The committee also approved a The phase-in legislation was passed earlier properties. Thus, the benefit for such proper owner of Marlow’s on Maip Street. He often ^ ' “WE ACCEPT MANUFACTURER January, the Town Building Com change order for $1,976 for protective The total cost of the greenhouse, this year by the state General Assembly. It ties is less than for the residential properties. has challenge tax assessments in the past. * COUPONS A FOOD STAMPS", mittee learned Tue.sday night. wire .screens for 24 windows on the based on the figures compiled by Ms. permits a community that has completed a Because of the phase-in, the town’s total of LaBelle said, "Tax laws and the power of Paul Phillips, chairman of the lower level of the Washington School. Bramley, would be about $10,500. revaluation of property assessments to spread taxable assessments was less than it would taxation are pretty broad.” He said the con ‘YOU CAN CUT Building Committee, said rhat Phillips expre.sscd concern about Richard Lawrence, architect for the increase in assessments from the revalua have been if the full revaluation had been stitutionality of the phase-in will have to be engineers have been working on the tion over a five-year period. vandali.sm to the windows. Dion also the ROTC, cautioned the committee adopted immediately. Thus, the mill rate was weighed against the broad powers given a plans, but have run into some struc .suggested that wire screens be in about state building code and fire Manchester was the first community in the higher than it would have been it the full municipality in taxing matten?^ YOUR FOOD BILL BY tural difficulties in the fifry-year-old state to adopt the phase-m. stalled for windows in the recreation rode requirements on temporary revaluation went into effect. ”I guess it will have to be deciSed in court.” building which has delayed the bid rooms on the lower level of the structures. He suggested they check SHOPPING USAVE” ding process. There have been no recreation center. with the state education department major changes in the plans, however. New iireenlioiise before proceeding with the plans. Phillips said. Manchester Police Report The committee asked Ms. Bramlev t SiSSSMSjai Once the bids have been let and Pat Bramley. horriculture instruc ??. ,- • ** S A M PLE S A H IIfiS to check with the town fire marshal Two 16-year-old youths were arrested oVer returned, the reconstruction should tor at the Regional Occupational and building department and compile peace in connection with an incident early merchandise were taken. begin March 1, Phillips said. The Training Cenrer (ROTCI described the weekend in connection with a burglary at Sunday at David’s Restaurant in the Parkade. Several items were taken from a Hilliard more estimates on the greenhouse Keeney School. They are Robert J. Gentile of MOD wm. t TMimit. i— Y major renovations should be com plans and cost estimates for a plastic for pre.sentation at the committee’s Police said he created a disturbance at the Street apartment and the phone wires were pleted by June 1. The building will grecnhou.se at the .school. next meeting. 69 Frances Drive and Anthbny J, Harkins of 71 restaurant hit a 19-year-old man in the eye and cut. Niles Drive. then be ready for the work that the She said the quon set-type In other project reporrs, the com pushed an investigating officer in the face. He Police Chief Robert Lannan reported Police said the two broke into the school by senior citizens plan to do themselves. greenhouse would be 48 and 25 feet mittee learned that the lower level of was released for court appearance Jan. 15. Tuesday that -police were very busy New Reporting on another reconstruc and would be placed about 200 feet breaking a window in a classroom, then broke Burglaries over te weekend included one at Year’s Eve dealing with several domestic dis the new addition to the police station into the audio-visual production room. They tion project at the Washington from the ROTC building. The new is nearly complete. The committee Buckland Road Accident a Woodland Street home where some jewelry turbances, accidents and other calls, however, greenhouse would supplement the pulled several items out of cabinets, leaving and a clock were taken. At a Chambers Street School West Side Recreation Center. will make an inspection of that area The driver of this overturned van was extra patrol was not called. Phillips said the contractors are still present smaller glass greenhouse at Friday morning also. the mud at the side of the road. Police s:«d debris in the room and the hallway late Sunday home, about $20 in money was taken Monday, promising that the building should be tached to the school. thrown out of the vehicle when it collided the car (in the woods on the other side of the night. One of the youths was caught inside the A burglary was reported at the Hartford Frank A. Decianlis, 20 of 527 Lake St. was completed by Jan. 15. The presenr greenhouse is too with a car and this utility pole on Buckland road) was trying to pass the van when it went school and the other turned himself into Courant office at 341 Broad St. Sunday mor charged with evading responsibility in conncc- small to allow more than three or police. ning. Some drawers were entered, but nothing & M . 2 9 . The committee plans to inspect the WidoH.s-Vi’iduw’ors IVleel Road'in Manchester Tuesdav afternoon. The out of control and pushed the van off the road. lion with an accident at North Main and rooms in the new addition which four handicapped students in School authorities had not yet compiled a was taken. McCabe streets early Sunday. wheelchairs in a class at one time. MANCHESTER — The Widows- driver of the van was Raffaele R. Rookey, 17, The driver of the car was David S. Marshall, complete list of missing or broken equipment Some cash and two cameras were removed have been completed on Friday mor Widowers, Chapter 11, will hold a of Enfield, who said the windshield popped Police -said his car iiil two small trees. Court S B D U S S M m Ms. Bramley said. 17, of Ellington. Both drivers escaped serious on Tuesday. from Roma Bakery, 519 Main St., about mid date is Jan. 16. ning. Every area of the new addition get-together Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at and renovations except the gym There are about 70 students, from out and he went flying through it and landed in injury. (Herald photo by Pinto) night Sunday. Jack Walker. 19 of 20 Wyllys si.. East Hart the ROTC, Manchester High School the Pumpernickel Pub on Oakland Stuart 1. Chilcoat, 17, of 49 Fairfield St. was A clock was taken from a Birch Street room. nasium should be done by Jan. 15. Street. For reservations, please call ford. weas charged with evading responsibili Phillips said. and the junior high .schools who are charged with fourrh-degree larceny in connec A North Main Street residence was ty and operating wilhout a licen.se in connec- GRAPES 643*7976 by Friday. TBFf participating in the horticulture tion with the theft of a car mirror from a ser burglarized, but nothing was missing. Members of the committee and lion with an accident Saturday night on Center “*e Accept Frank’s Supennarkel Courtesy Cards" S Checks For Amount of Order" 3 classes at the cenrer. The program vice station on Hartford Road early Monday. Wilfred Dion, supervisor of school Ladie.s .Aid A large hole in glass door was the result of a Street. He was in collision with a ear driven by buildings and grounds, expressed was started with a state grant. The Police said he and another juvenile were ap burglary at a business at 274 Broad St., but ap- Roberty L. Proeaeeini, 25 of Hartford, but left “WE SAY IT IN OUR NAME” pessimism about the completion and students in the program from the MANCHESTER — The Ladies Aid prehended shortly after they received a report parely nothing was missing Monday. Hie .scene of the accident, polii'e-said. Court dissatisfaction with the many delays high school and junior highs are of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Chuch of some youths going through cars in the area. Three snow throwers, valued at $1,500 were dale is Jan. 9. ' on the work at the school, Dion said, mostly potential delinquents or will meet tonight at 7:30 at the A third juvenile involved in the incidents es stolen from the Northfield Green con Clifford M. MeGreggor. 26 of 401 Bidwell SI. •MANCHESTER "It has been the most mismanaged dropouts, Ms. Bramley said. church. caped. Court date for Chilcoat is Jan. 15, dominium clubhouse Monday night. was charged wilh o|ieraling under .suspension job I've ever seen." She said, "Rhere seems to be a ■--Eayne F. Maffessoli, 18, of 73 Higbie Drive, A display window was broken at the Lion’s .Saturday night. Court Dale is Jan. 16 East Hartford was charged with breach of Committee members blamed the future in the program. " She said the Bad Way to Melt Ice Den, 765 Main St. A beer stein and other delays on the lack of workers brought greenhouse could be a nice to the job by the contractor, Custom sbowplace for teaching agriculture to EVREUX, France (UPI)— Pierre Concepts of Simsbury. Committee the handicapped. Duval who tried to melt the ice off members indicated they would not Norman Fendell, director of the his windshield with a blowtorch and Baby Worth Weight in want the company to do work for the ROTC, praised the program and said set his car on fire, was in good condi MANCHESTER - The Manchester Andrea weighed 6 pounds, 5 town again. he feels the greenhouse would be his tion Tuesday recovering from burn^. Memorial Hospital New Year baby is Shoes, a pair of Stride-Rite crib ounces. She is the daughter of Sharon shoes; The Head Chop, a hair cut for worth her weight in dollars. and Harley Lamountain of 433 N. mom or dad; Children’s Wear House, When Andrea Bridgett Lamountain Main St. Y PAY RETAIL a 10-dollar gift certificate; Country was born at 10:59 a.m. on Jan. 1, her Other merchants aifd their weight equalled about $63 according Loft, a plaque commemorating the Pomp and Circumstance donations are; baby’s birth; Simmons Shoes, a pair to a First Baby Contest gift offered Shoor Jewelers, an engraved pewter of Stride-Rite shoes. by the Savings Bank of Manchester. baby cup; Marlow's Department ‘The SBM, one of several local Store, a five-dollar gift certificate; You Have Only Two merchants who offered gifts to the House & Hale Department Store, an . ------> - To Mark Inauguration first baby and parents, has promised Oneida Raggedy Ann 10-piece Now You Know to give $10 for each pound the baby progress set; Highland Park Market, In Wine HARTFORD (UPI) - The red, swear in a New Britain probate The fountain pen was invented by white and blue drapes were hung, the Although guests are expected to weighs, the grand total of which will a case of 32-ounce Enfamil instant an Englishman, Joseph Bramah, who’ judge, lunch with friends and bring their own food and refreshment brass railings polished. The tuxedos be deposited in a savings account for formula; Regal Men's Shop, a five- patented it in 1809 as "the fountain of .Wathous J military dignitaries, parade through for the black tie affair, Capt. R.F. the “little tot of gold.” had been taken out of mothballs, the dollar gift certificate; Prague’s the perpetual principal of writing.” the streets of Hartford, receive a 19- Thomas, chief of staff of the Gover soldiers had practiced their ruffles gun salute, address the new iratttx Wttnte Clothes and flourishes. nor’s Foot Guard, said the ball’s Legislature and take her second oath lavish decorations and entertainment All was ready for today’s Inaugura of office. tion Day extravaganza for Gov. Ella will cost $15,000 — more than twice W FiM Retail Price Maintenance workers swarmed the SALE DATES; JANUARY 3rd thru JANUARY 31, 1979 Grasso — the recipient of all the armory Tuesday, hanging 40-foot Walking After Crash pomp and circumstance. what they cost four years ago. in The R ^ h r Shops high red, white and blue drapes and The colonially garbed Governor’s Raffaele R. Rookey, 17, of Enfield was able The governor planned to begin her preparing 77 curtained cubicles for the car, David S. Marshall, 17, of Ellington, is ONEIDA big day with an early morning mass Foot Guard, first established in 1771, to walk around immediately after an accident P 4 y A small groups who have shelled out $550 brushed removing his CB radio and other items from \hrComeTo at St. Thomas the Apostle Church in brushed up on its ruffles and Tuesday afternoon on Buckland Road in • f T A U ? for box seats at the ball. flourishes with a rehearsal Tuesday. his wrecked car. Rookey’s van smashed into STAINLESS Hartford. Fourteen hours later, One hundred and one tables with Manchester. He was thrown out of his van she’ll be kicking up her heels to a lit The guard is leader of the post a utility pole which split on impact and pop accompanying chairs were set up luncheon parade from the Hartford when this car went out of control and pushed ped the windshield and Rookey out of the van. mattlu 114. tle night music at the Inaugural Ball around the armory’s converted in Hilton to the Capitol in the early the van off the side of the road. The driver of (Herald photo by Pinto) in the state Armory. door tennis courts for those who don’t SAVE In between, Mrs. Grasso was to afternoon. Tonight they will escort S-PitCB PlACt want or can’t afford the boxes. political bigwigs to their places at S ittln i conlAlnRi sm m n ‘itm a.r.[e,v0se4i>i the ball. Salad Fork, Dinner And Fork, Dinner Knife, N At the Capitol, red, white and blue Protection First Topic Soup Spoon, SAVE Area Police Report banners were hung around the Hall of Teaspoon the House where Chief Justice John Cotter swears in the governor. South \^’in
I’AGK SIX - M.VNaiESTKR G HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed., Jan. 3. I97!i Prnsion Board Members MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan, 3, 1979 — PAGE SEVEN NEW YOJJJfr^UPI) - The Clinical Tests of Interferon incer, w ill be involved. AmericanjQaficer Society announced______J outout billion billion dollar dollar war war against against cancer. cancer, inIn the TTm Unitet'S4aiI CfAAAB States 1C 15 breast •_» • Dr. Frank J. Rauscher Jr., the But Rauscher said he will use “ no infection by the same virus. Fear Possible (^onfliel todajt-TlTC more research centers a "w ar” that to date has been disap cancer patients end six lymphoma /Society’s research dlrectlnv-^aid superlatives” Jit talking about the Q. Does that mean interferon is an flake part in its unprecedented $2 pointing in its lack of dramatic patients have been treated with in ■I ^scientists in charge s t each o f the ..substance-AHifil the final verdict at anti-viral agent? million clinical test of "interferon” progress. terferon. Early i’ldicatior^ suggest MANCHESTER — A new town or said the two existing laws now are in representing a client before town stitutions will sel^t the patients. tfieend of the controlled study. A. You could say that. But in addi — a natural body substance some Questions and answers about in that interferon may have some dinance restricting the activities of conflict. zoning boards or talking to town of Due to the lim tte^m ount of the sub It w ill take 18 months to two years terferon: tion to its antl-vlral activity, in scientists believe may be useful capacity to bring about objective town employees and those who do He expects to continue serving on stance a v ^B le f tests will be con to get the answer — and scientists terferon appears to inhibit the divi ficials to obtain information needed against cancer, Q. When were cancer patients tumor reduction. i business with the town concerns the board unless some further ques for a case involving a private client, ducted on/only four kinds of cancer warn it could be a deadend. given interferon and what happened? sion of cancer c ^ s and enhance nor 'The action doubles and brings to 10 Q. Where does inter^ron come some Pension Board members. tion develops on the matter. he, said. instead o f six as originally planned. B ut this is the firs t tim e the Society A. Early testing with interferon mal imtfiuop-Td’sponse. the number of institutions taking part from, what is it, afia'i^it toxic the Three of the five members could be Negro said, “ I don’t know whether A fourth member of the board, The Society reported that studies on has bankrolled a large test of an an ti Q. Can interferon be extracted in the project beginning this month has been done iii Sweden. Thirty-four way some other cancer drugs are? affected by the change, but Town I’m affected or not.” He expects a Chairman Fred Geyer, works for squamous cell cancer of the lung, the cancer agent and, a least in that from the blood or issue of animals, and lasting probably for most of two patients have survived osteogenic A. Interferon occurs naturally in Manager Robert Weiss feels at least ruling will be handed down on the Aetna Life & Casualty, which does most common type, and cancer of the respect. Interferon seems to be in a giving a limitless supply? years. The project and the first five carcoma, bone cancer, after being the body. 'Therefore, it is believ^ to twq would be covered by previous status of the board members. bladder w ill be postponed. class by itself.. A. Not for human use. The sub investment and insurance work for subjected to high dosages of the sub be non-toxic. It was first identified in provisions in the Town Charter. centers were announced last fall. The study will concentrate on stance is primarily “ species An Ethics Commission w ill be ap the town. Geyer said he is not per 'The bill for the test will run far stance. 1957 by Alick Isaacs of Great Britain The amendment to the Town Interferon, at present a very rare cancer of the breast, non-Hodgkins specific,” that is, mouse interferon pointed under the new provision and sonally involved in this work, so he more than the $2 million being spent The survival rate of these patients and Jean Lindenmann of Charter, which was approved in a substance reporedly costing an es lymphomas, multiple myeloma, and will work only for mice and human wHl rule on matters where there is a feels there is no conflict. by the Society. Each of the par has been reported to be 70 percent Switzerland. 'They described it as a November referendum, tightens timated $50 million per gram, w ill be melanoma. interferon w ill w ork only fo r humans. question of a possible, conflict., The Pension Board does have Aet ticipating institutions, for example, over a period of three years, as com-, protein substance produced by a restrictions on town employees and used to treat select^ patients in the Interferon, according to some Interferon produced by one species Weiss said the previous charter na handle the investment of some of w ill contribute its facilities and per pared to normal expectations of 10 to virus-infected animal celL They those who do business with the town. provisions should permit continua medical centers. Not more than 150 researchers, appears to make some sonnel. The new test w ill begin seven will not work well or at all in its funds. 30 percent in patients treated by sur noted that interferon seemed to The change restricts involvement tion of service on the Pension Board patients, including some with breast tumors disappear and others shrink. years after Congress declared an all- another. In its only bit of formal action gery alone. make surrounding cells resistant to such persons can have with other by both Passcantell and Negro. Tuesday, the Pension Board ap town boards. Woodhouse said he w ill ask the new proved the retirement of Willard Ski TriJ) Set One member of the Pension Board, START THE NEW YEAR WITH... Ethics Commission or the town Gee, who worked for 12 years for the VERNON - The Herman Passcantell, is an employee counsel to r^le on his status. Highway Department. Rockville Alpine Ski Club in the Public Works Department. A "There’ysome question whether I Gee applied for a deferred retire will sponsor a ski trip to second member, Roger Negro, is the or any mber of my firm can do ment, an unusual happening. • ZENITH town’s part-time treasurer, an Magic Mountain on Jan. 21. business [with the town if I am a He was to retire in November 1977, elected position. Persons 18 or older are m em ber the Pension Board," he but his work time with the town was Judge Jay Rubinow, the man who declared Both might fall under the eligible. The price for non • WHITEWESTINGHOUSE his Manchester home. Judge Rubinow must said. extended for more than a year past club members will be $15 Connecticut's system of funding education decide whether the new school funding for provisions of the new law. The restrictions might be even his 65th birthday because of his •WHIRLPOOL A third member, attorney Richard which includes the bus trip unconstitutional refuses to discuss the case more far-reaching in his case, he experience as a mechanic. and ski lift ticket. mula the Legislature will come up with is Woodhouse, wondered Tuesday • ROBERTS but is very happy to talk about pre-school '"'id It "n'lld prohibit him from A deposit of $6 is acceptable, (UPI photo) whether he might have to resign grandchildren, William, 2, left, and Sara, 5, in required to reserve a seat from the board because of routine work his firm might do. McKinney Satisfactory on the bus. The group will stop along the way home • SCM Passcantell and Negro both serve SAVINGSr INAMES‘“ ~" for dinner but this is not in on the Pension Board because of NEW YO R K ( U P I) — Rep. Stewart "a complete success" by the con cluded in the cost of the Judge Rubinow IdealiHt previous provisions in the Town McKinney, R-Conn., was listed in gressman’s physician. Dr. John E. ticket. Charter. satisfactory condition at St. Luke’s Hutchinson HI. The bus will leave the A town employeej,. in this case Hospital today recuperating from '4"Kiernan said the surgery was Shopping Bag parking lot Passcantell, is required to serve on heart surgery. decided upon after a series oi tests at 6:30 a.m. Those wishing In Upholding th<5 I-.aw the board. Membership on the board Gerald McKiernan, a McKinney were done at Norwalk (Conn.) Com 3 to go should sign up at the also is a restfonsibility of the town aide, said surgeons repaired five munity Hospital last week. - 9 Sport Mart at Tri-City 23” Diagonal By J VCQl ELINR H I ARI) it's easier for a judge fo determine Manchester and his daughter is in treasurer. I damaged arteries leading to M cKinney, 47, was transferred to St. Plaza or contact Dick Chromacolor II 10.7 Cubic Foot HARTFORD lUPI) — Judge Jay what a law is than what the facts are. law school in Minnesota. A second “ 1 have no idea whether it’s legal McKinney’s heart during the two Luke’s Sunday.-* Goulet, 201 Regan Road. Color TV'Console Rubinow, who turned Connecticut in You can say the rule, of law is the son recently was hired by the or illegal," Passcantell said of his hour, 40-minute procedure Tuesday. McKinney, elected to a fifth term Refrigerator side out by outlawing its system of judge should do what is in the best in National Institute of Mental Health service on the Pension Board. He He said the operation was termed in November, suffered a heart attack Our funding public schools, is an avid terests of the child. That’s a very .dif in Washington. M ay 31, 1977. >488- Rtg. 549.70 $ i O O * 0 u r runner, a closet P.G. Wodehouse fan, ficult question." His wife, Eleanor, is active in the Support Group Square Dancing I v U Reg. 229.70 The judge didn’t start out at the top mental health field. Rubinow Ukes Mediterranean woodgrain- and a diehard idealist when it comes VERNON — The Vernon Sllde-out shelves, push of the heap. It took Rubinow almost time from the courtroom to serve as VER N O N — The D epart Hundreds of beautiful fashions at look cabinet in glowing to the law. Square Dance Club Inc. pecan. Fine tuning/ button defroster, full-size 25 years to move from an exhausting a director of the Combined Hospitais ment of Human Services at Rubinow, 66, reasoned in his outrageously low prices during our w ill m eet Jan. 6. Jack control, brilliant Chroma- frult/vegetable crisper. one-man practice in Manchester to a Rockville General Hospital December 1974. Horton vs. Meskill Alcoholism Program in Hartford. O’Leary will be the guest color picture tube. ruling that education is a “ fundamen judicial appointment. Many of his interests center around will offer a support group FRSHIOn CbERRRnCE SRIife for people going through caller and all club-level tal right" under the state constitu The son of a Manchester clothing the law. Asked what books he might the process of separation (Come in ind (trip us b ve l) dancers are invited. The ‘KUVC8Y i INSTAUATION (WHERt APfUCASlD AVAlLAtlE AT EXTRA CHAMC. tion. and as such, everyone must merchant, Rubinow was attracted to like to write, Rubinow mentions one and divorce. program w ill be at the Ver on the correct pronunciation of legal SEMI-ANNUAL CASH SALE have the same classroom oppor the legal profession at a time of big non Elementary School, Latin and another on the admission The meetings will start tunities hopes and big dreams — President STANTIIK THURSDAY, JANUARY 4 Route 30. Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal in of evidence. Jan. 17 and meet each He said funding 75 percent of public A new dance will be ______1 the early 1930s. "I also like P. G. Wodehouse, but Wednesday from 7:30 to I F school costs with local property taught at 7:30 p.m. and the "1 really had a feeling that I’d like 9:30 p.m. in the medical W h irlp ool taxes violated that right because don’t write about that," he quips of -regular dancing will be IR f WhiteWestingtxxjse j to go into something where I could staff room at the hospital. children in wealthier areas might be the British humorist best known for 5 from 8 to 11 p.m. Those say I was being of service to my com getting more educational advantages his irreverent farces about the ‘ DRESS SHOP attending are reminded lOCycle Porcelain 18-lb. Supreme munity," he said. than students in property-poor towns. English gentry. at Piccadilly Square that soft-soled shoes are Under-the-counter Heavy Duty Washer The state Supreme Court agreed in Rubinow graduated from Harvard Like most people, he daydreams FREE DELIVERY required. 1976. College and Harvard Law School and about traveling more. Rubinow ROUTj; 83.TALCOTTVILLE.CT Dishwasher * Our Rag. OPEN ALL HOUDAYS 309.70 Rubinow refuses to discuss the worked as a mediator with the state satisfied part of his curiosity last Master Charge & Visa Accepted ‘278 case because he must decide whether Labor Department until he was ad year by visiting Yosemite, New ARTHUR DRUG ALL SALES FINAL *244' Four automatic cycles; J the new school funding formula the mitted to the Connecticut Bar Orleans, Las Vegas and San Fran Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 10-5:30, Thurs., Friday 10-0, Sat. 9;30-5;30 Grange Meeting water temp selector with Association in 1938. Heavy-duty wash action, wash/rinse; convenient Legislature will come up with is cisco. His next plans are for Hong V E R N O N — V e rn o n energy-saving switch, pots bleach dispenser. acceptable. In 1961, he was named chief judge Kong and Tokyo. Grange 52 w ill meet Jan. 5 and pans scrub cycle, • WHIRLPOOL MATCHINO The School Finance Advisory of the newly-formed Circuit Court. He’s also an avid runner, covering at 8 p.m. at the home of 5-coior panels Included. ELECTRIC DRYEaUPg-ZISJO $194 m«IMFO.COUM Panel, a special panel named to find Five years later he was appointed 50 to 60 miles a week. He made it Mr. and Mrs. Ernest a cure to the state's education fun probate court administrator and through the grueling 26-mile Boston Graham, 126 Dailey Circle. ding problem, has recommended Superior Court judge by then Gov. Marathon in 1974 and the Newport, The Junior Grange 92 spending an extra $196 million over John Dempsey. R.I., Ocean State Marathon in 1977. will meet Jan. 6 at 2 p.m. five years. Rubinow was named the state’s " I cam e in firs t in the 65 to 69 class at the Strong home on West A After the original plaintiffs in the best trial judge by the Connecticut (in Newport),’’ Rubinow said. Street. Members are asked suit complained the Legislature was Bar Association in 1977. Free PET Glass to note the change in loca trying to pretend the probiem wasn’t "The most abrupt change was CHILDREirS ^ tion of these meetings. 27.60 there. Rubinow set a May 1 deadline going from being an advocate to GLASTONBURY - A free in Hand-held, push for the lawniSkers to come up with a being an umpire and a referee," troductory session on Parent Effec Emerson AM/FM Digital Clock Radio button operation, fair solution. Rubinow said of the transition from tiveness Training (PET) w ill be con built-in condenser mike, standard ducted at Pilgrim Baptist Church, Dance Exhibition Wake up to music/alarm with n n Rubinow says Horton vs. Meskill is lawyer to judge. “As an advocate v M m 'snoozon'sleep' switch, lighted £ 0 . f D cassettes. one of a few key cases in his 17-year you’re primarily interested in one 1245 Hebron Ave., Jan. 10 a t 7:30 p.m. VERNON — A square N judicial career in terms of the side of a question. As a judge, you The course will serve as an. in Manchester Parkade dance exhibition will be number of people affected. have to listen to both sides.” troduction to an eight-week course on featured at the Jan. 8 But he doesn't rank it as the Rubinow’s love for the law was parenting skills. For further infor Ineldt Marshalls Mall Mon. through Sat. 10 until 9 meeting of the Tollapd toughest case he's decided. passed on to at least two of his three mation contact Gail Slover, instruc County Chapter 1241 of the "1 think child custody cases are the children. tor, at 633-0050 or 647-9849. Snow date American Association of WINTER SAVINGS FOR HOME A CAR! most difficult,’’ he said. "Ordinarily One son is an attorney in for the introductory class is Jan. 11. Retired Persons Inc. Famous Brand The meeting will be at Gould-National 1:30 p.m. in the Maple ‘Firebird’ Deluxe ‘Scrambler’ Grove on Franklin Street. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 3, 1979 — PAGE ELEVEN Obituaries j o Members Quit Colvocoresses, B o a r d o f o n Decision Making USC Top Team Was Professor EAST HARTFOITd - A Daley, former president of the Young Democrats of East Hartford, ’ WEST HARTFORD - Harry Lee Republican and a Democrat have was known for his pointed and Colvocoresses Sr., 65, of 36 Arundel resigned from the Board of Educa probing manner of questioning of Drive, a form er professor of tion, each citing increased job com mitments as their reason. central administration officials. Romance languages at Manchester Far from Meeting Total Approval He was a critic of the administra Community College, died Monday at Republican Joseph Visgilio, who served a little over one year, and tion of the town’s special education NEW YORK (UPI) - The balloting by (he DIM Board of the outcome of that game was a (o achieve as much second-place sup Hartford Hospital. He was the hus Coaches in 12 years. displeasure at the re.sult. place with 424 points. Democrat Richard^^Daley, who was program. He charged some took ad decision didn’t meet with total touchdown by running back Charles port while drawing 491 points. "Them coaches are sure strange," band of Mrs. Josephine Rice "I m sure there are a great many White, television showed fumbling The national titl6 was the fifth for appoint^ to fill a vqcaney in 1975, vantage of the program. approval. No close election "My heart bicds lor our pla.vers," .shouted one. "This is an outrage," the Trojans, who were picked for the ColvcK’oresses. deserving teams. This kind of thing is the ball ju.st before he went in for the said an obviously di.sappointcd Tide handed in their resignation to Board He fought successfully last ever does. But it is fact. The "I'm sure it was a difficult crown previously in 1962, 1967. 1972 Mr. Colvocoresses served as assis summer for no curtailment of the a great reward lor a team. We’re .score. Coach Bear Bryanl. "...The UPI tant professor of Romance languages of Education Chairman Lawrence decision," added Robinson, who and 1974. \ DelPonte. career education program. The -ad- University of Southern Califor very proud of our team. And we’re Board of Coaches demonstrated a at Manchester Community College earlier had heralded his team as Visgilio, who owns Old Windsor ministrafion had proposed a staff cut nia Trojans today reign as certainly very proud to be voted No. 1 Alabama. 11-1, toppled previously lack of consistency with this vote, as from 1966 to 1978 when he retired. In "one of the greatest teams in USC Michigan was picked fifth in the in the program. UFI’s National Champion of by the cdaches of America. We re top-ranked I?cnn Stale, 14-7, in the Ihcir No. I and No. 2 teams played in November, he was elected professor Press in Bloomfield, said in his letter history." final rankings with 330 points, a DelPonte said nominations for. very pleased, obviously." Sugar Bowl game that was billed as what the vast majority of the nation emeritus by the Board of Trustees of the expanding of his business opera college football. Oklahoma, a 31-24 Orange Bowl sixth-place tie was created between replacements would come from the [he battle lor the championship viewed as their national cham Community Colleges. f. > tion made it difficult for him to put in "It’s a great thing for us," USC By taking a controversiaL 17-10 P?cause the Nittany Lions went into winner over Big Fight Conference Notre Dame and Clemson as each the time required to serve. town’s two party organizations. pionship game." He was born in Colorado prings. Coach John Robinson .said Tuesday, Hose Bowl victory over Michigan the game ranked No. 1 and Alabama rival Nebraska, received the other drew 285 points. Nebraska was voted Daley, who is a supervisor at Col., and had lived in the Hartford after learning that his Trojans had New Year’s Day. USC. 12-1, collected was rated No. 2, The Crimson Tide five first-place votes and 467 points into the No. 8 position on 223 points, Hamilton Standard in Windsor Dozens of irate Alabama fans area for 25 years. He was a graduate Fund Transfers won the national title by five points 496 points from the 35 coaches. The registered the same number of first- for third place. Penn State not only Texas was made No. 9 with 200 points Locks, said he would no longer be over Alabama, in the closest made long-distance telephone calls to had a 19-game winning streak hailed of the University of Virginia and GLASTONBURY - In routine controversial play lhat determined place votes as USC - 15 - but tailed CPUs New York ofticc to voice their and Arkansas was a shade back in received a master s degree from able to attend the Monday night ^'-ihama, but slipped to fourth loth place with 199 points. Council Starts 50th Year meetings because of his work. business, the Board of Finance Trinity College, a Ph D from the Tuesday night approved the transfer University of Connecticut and a The resignations are effective Jan The East Hartford Town Council started its in the charter during the early 1960s, minori 8. of funds to and from the sewer master s degree in education from sinking fund. the University of Hartford. 50th year Tuesday night when Chairman ty representation, initially consisting of one DelPonte said he hoped Herald replacements would be appointed at The board, which has exclusive ^Bama ^ n s He was assistant director of the George A. Dagon opened the meeting. The member and later amended, guarantees least one month before the board’s authority over the sewer sinking Evening College at the University of town changed from a selectman-town three seats to the minority party. Nine fund, adopted a resolution Hartford from 1957 to 1963 and taught budget hearings, which are Angle meeting form of government to an elected members now comprise the Town Council scheduled to begin in mid-February. transferring $92,154.21 from the fund French and Spanish at Newington council form on Oct. 8,1929, With the changes (Herald photo by Blake) to House Street Reconstruction, High School from 1963 to 1966. He Visgilio won in a close race with Earl Yost Up in A n which is under the Bond Capital rms Republican Kenneth Carrier in taught Spanish at MCC. Project Fund. He was a freelance ■ writer and November, 1977. He won by a slim Sports Editor wrote a Spanish, text for law enforce three-vote margin in a recount. It also adopted a resolution NEW YORK (UPI) — The news that Southern Calilornia had I ^ B ¥ i8ion of Policy Lottery At the time, Visgilio said he was recommending the Town Council ap ment officers. been selected as the top college football team in the country He was governor of the Society of hoping he would not win because he prove a waiver of bid for ptimp sta game, I can remember playing with naturally did not sit too well with Alabama fans, who, were really did not have the time to serve. tion communitors in South Glaston Officials Marked Men ■Mayflower Descendants in Connec HARTFORD — The winning just one referee for years, and also bury on condition that the cost does Basketball officials working last quick to voice their disple^ure. ticut. and a member of the Society of May Require Tests number drawn Tuesday in the Visgilio is a former Metropolitan working games alone on a high school District Commission member. not exceed $5,600. weekend in the Connecticut Mutual Dozens of Crimson Tide supporWs Founders and Patriots. He also Connecticut daily lottery was 576, level. But that was an era when the ibama beat the No. 1 lootball Clasic at the New Haven Veterans game was completely different than made long-distance telephone calls t rSam and they beat ’em soundly (14- belonged to the American Associa By CHRIS BLAKE tion Association is planning to Coliseum came in for more than the present race-horse, high-scoring UPI’s New York bureau to register 7)." tion of University Professors and rhe Herald Reporter monitor the program this month and their share of criticism. style. their complaints after the Tide Another fan offered, “They beat American Association of Teachers of EAST Ha r t fo r d - The school the state Department of Education For the first time in these parts, finished just Oii^oints behind USC Spanish and Portugese. plans to monitor all special education Going back a little further, during the No, 1 team in the country and administration has proposed a policy three-man teams were assigned to the early World War II years, I can in the voting(^J6FUP^s Board of they should have been No. 1. ... It’s He is also survived by a son, Harry revision which requires in programs during the next few years, work the doubleheaders last Friday Coaches. he said. Al SmiRT'SSAYS. . . recall games in the American just unfair," L. Colvocoresses Jr. of Hartford. dividualized tests designed to iden and Saturday nights which featured "'The State of Alabama is tired of The funeral is Friday at 2:30 p*m. When these groups study East League in which we had two officials While most of the calls were tify special education students must the University of Connecticut. - a referee and a ball tosser. getting trampled on. ” shouted one courteous but abrupt, many were too at Trinity Episcopal Church, not be culturally or racially biased. Hartford’s program, Michaels said, WHY PAY MORE? Capable whistle tooters were irate woman from Tuscaloosa. Sigourney Street. Hartford. Burial it is important that the school board The referee called the game, the profane to print. One fan. who was The Board of Education got its first assigned but from all reports of those violations and timeouts. The ball "What's wrong with you people will be in East Cemetery, Litchfield, look at the policy change late show them a written policy ensuring on the scene, while play wasn’t of a anyway?" hung up on after shouting tosser did just that. He handled all obscenities, called back and con in the spring. Tuesday night and tabled the matter. the cultural and racial fairness of the spectacular nature, the refs took the Thomas Callahan, a 38-year-old jump balls, which rules dicated by a tinued his assault. Newkirk and Whitney Funeral The board will hold another discus test. play away from the teams. retired post office employee who center jump after every basket, and "It’s all politics," said one Tide Home. West Hartford, is in charge of sion on the change at its Jan. 15 Board member Richard Veltri JMWUY MKNTOinr CUMUNCE It was a continual parade from one attended Alabama and also lives in also had the responsibility of chasij follower. “We ll never have a true arrangements. meeting. objected to the way the policy change foul line to the other with all three of Tuscaloosa, thinks the selection of loose balls into the stands. national champion until they find a There are no calling hours. The policy change says, "Testing was written. He said the board ficials in each game getting in their USC was one way for the nation s The family suggests that any should specify the phrase "special Basketball is still a greatj fair way of deciding the winner. This a n i evaluation materials and 4 share of Calls. ' it can be over officiated, coaches to "get back " at veteran memorial gifts may be made to the education” rather than ‘‘han STIWTSIMIRS, MN. «h isn't fair at all." The excesssive fouls that were Alabama Coach Bear Bryant. procedures used for the purposes of case when you have three'men with Y'all got us again," said another. .Achievement Unlimited Program, a evaluation and placement of han dicapped,’’ which is the term used in detected - which proved one point, “I think Coach Bryant does not whistles working at the same time. Not all the calls came from youth service program, at Trinity dicapped children must be selected the new policy. that many are not called when only yield or bow to the pressures of the Alabama fans, however, Michigan Episcopal Church, and administered so as not to be Michaels said the language "can two refs are on ^le floor - did not other coaches," Callahan said. .'This /Votes Off the Cuff fan Jerry Guin, of Kokomo, Ind. said, A memorial service will take place racially or culturally dis: not be made any cleaner" because of meet with the approval of the fans. is just their way of getting back at "They (USC) cheated," in reference at the United Methodist Church, criminatory.’’ the legal and legislative problems in Wl HAVE nUM AIL! coaches or players. Thanks to a pair of goals by Wayne him. But the ones they are hurlin' are Gretzky and one - what proved to be to the Trojans' controversial Rose West Street. Litchfield, at a time to Arthur Michaels, consultant for the volved. The three official plan in one game the hard-playing football teams. be announced. Veltri. and fellow Republican has been tried in other parts of the the winner - by Mark Howe the World Bowl touchdown which gave them school’s special education program, the national crown. "Of all the teams said the testing program in use now Emery Daly questioned whether any country and from all reports, the Hockey Association All-Stars tripped test could avoid being culturally system was satisfactory to some up the Moscow Dynamos last night in in the running, USC did not deserve Kenneth B. Taylor probably is not discriminatory, ac to be No. I. It stinks." Lool^g Towards Hoop cording to a state guidelines for biased. (winning teams, coaches and fans of Edmonton, 4-2...Swedish stars GLASTONBURY - Kenneth B. The balloting for the UPI football evaluating testing materials. In other action, the board tabled a winning teams) and unsatisfactory to Anders Hedberg and Ulf Nillson of Basketball Manchester High’s John Reiser (12) eyed hoop in action last Taylor, 68, of 79 Toll Gate Road died ratings is done by six coaches from The guidelines for evaluating proposal to create a cafe-arts center others (losing teams, losing coaches the New York Rangers, big scorers Monday at a local convalescent the seven regions of the country. For Friday against Hall High at Clarke Arena. Hall’s John Behan testing materials require local school using federal funding. Board and followers of teams in losing in their WHA seasons with Winnipeg, BKNNKT IV (HKI.S home. He was the husband of Mrs. the final ballot. 35 of the 42 eligible (25) attempted to get in defensive posture. Reiser and Indian boards to ensure the following members said they received the battles.) are not listed among the leading 30 Bennct Junior High girls jayvee Olive Ashner Taylor. scores in the NHL to date. Both are coaches voted. teammates will be in Enfield tonight to face Fermi High. minimum procedures for testing: lengthy proposal during the middle of One man’s opinion, and from per team opened its season yesterday Mr. Taylor was born in Cromwell credited with 31 goals, far below with a 25-19 triumph over Kosciuszko “Them coaches sure are strange," (Herald Photo by Strempfer) ^ - • tests must be given in a child’s last week and did not have time to -WE CARRYALL THESE VARIOUS BRAHDS- sonal experience officiating college and had lived in South Glastonbury their output in the WHA at the of Enfield. said another man. native language. thoroughly read its contents. games over two decades, two compe for the past five years. He was a life halfway point in the season...Chuckle • tests must be validated for the • m u i L • FISHER •MAGIC CHEF • SYLVAMA tent officials, in good physical condi Brenda Allen tossed in 12 points member of the Killingworth of the day: much has been made of specific purpose for which they are •nm tion, can handle college games with a and Sharon Williams 5 for the American Legion Post, the Haddam • FRKD/URE • MAYTAG • WESTMGHOUSE Gordie Howe’s age of 50 and still winners. Wendy Arnum and Paige Indians at Fermi being used. minimum amount of criticism. Playoff Choices American Legion Post and DAO • CALOHC » tests must be administered by • GEHEIUL OEGTRIC • RCA • WIMLPOOL The time may come when three- playing hockey. The elder statesman Young were defensive standouts for Chapter 007, Disabled American New Link Seen noted it shouldn’t be a big issue. the young Bears. RENO, Nc>. (I PI) _ trained personnel with instructions • EUREM •unoN • SAMYO • QUASAR man officiating crews are needed but Veterans. "Why should I be any different than Pillsliiir^li Has I'aMircil l»v from the test designer. • SUPERSCOPE »S0NY • ZEMTH it appears that day is still in the In CCIL Hoop Test He is also survived by three In JFK Death anyone else” and retire before s i m s s m i • tests must be administered for future. Ill . : , ;\ f> |)<)iiils occr lloiisloii, brothers, Morris R. O’Brien of 65?...Frank Cline, former member of Action last night saw One Hour children with impaired sensory, The 12,000, plus, spectators who ami Dallas was a .‘S-|ioiiil Portland, Conn., and William F. h The Herald’s sports department, is Martinizing whip Fred’s Athletic By LEN AUSTER manual or speaking skills to ac GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - A journeyed to New Haven last week O’Brien and James J. O’Brien, both back to work following major sur Club, 88-70, Talaga Associates run I'acorilc <»\cr l.os Aiig;<>lcs lleruhl Sporl8HTil(‘r curately reflect what the test is unexplained wound in President John Our prices include'delivery - service & removal of old machines & Free dryer will back this feeling. of Meriden; a sister, Mrs. Frank F. Kennedy’s upper back could prove Speaking of three officials in one gery. He’s now employed at Allied past Farr’s, 93-76, Bogner's trip B.A. i II n e x t H (■ «■ k )■ II (I' s One local quintet will be in action tonight as the schoolboy Taylor Hubner of Ivoryton; and two design^ to reflect, rather than the & range cords, * except small screen T V.'S Printing in Manchester. child’s impairment. his assassination resulted from a Club, 74-65, and Telso nip Fuss, 75-72. lirdl’cssioiial I'oolliall season picks unseam in the new year. grandchildren. • no single procedure is used as conspiracy, a former chief counsel to Pete Denz popped in 29 points for lilaycilfs, a I liar rail's The funeral is Thursday at 1 p.m. ManchesteF'iHigh, coming off an impressive 78-58 duke over sole criteria for determining an ap the House. Assassinations Committee ^ YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE \ Martinizing followed by Bob Boland rursday. at Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm said Tuesday, 12” Black A White ' your c h o ic e (18). Bob Gorman (12) and Bill Hall High, travels to Enfield to oppose CCIL foe Fermi High in St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose propriate educational program for a 19” COLOR TV ir COLOR TV - Ill liHliiig: cm llir .Sii|)cr child. Gainesville attorney Kenneth 100% Solid state 25” TV CONSOLE Alvan Adams Show Gorra (12). Pete DiManno and Paul its attempt to string back-to-back victories together. Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. 100% Solid State TV 100% 8QLIDJTATE 100% Solid State Ron I fiaiilr. Dallas and Brooten, who served as the com ADMIRAL • GE • SANYO RCA • SANYO Frenette paced Fred's with 26 and 19 Two other CCIL tilts are on tap. floor. Friends may call at the funeral • evaluation of an appropriate ADjMIRAL a SYLVANIA mittee’s chief counsel for one month QUASAR • RCA TOSHIBA • QUASAR markers respectively. I’i 11 s li II r^li Hi-rr <‘o- Penney High, 4-1 in the league and 6-1 Fermi is 1-4 in the league, 1-5 educational program is made by a QUMAR a GE home tonight from 7 to 9. in 1977, said an autopsy performed on I SYLVANIA , , Sparks Suns’ W in John Alexander tossed in 24 points, I'aMirilrs h IiIi MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., JanMI, 1979-*^I If you go Halp Wanlad 13 Halp Wanlad 13 Halp Wanlad 13 PAGE SEVENTEEN SEWING MACHINE HOUSEKEEPER - Full time. Homaa For Sale STORE CLERK- Responsible Houaahold Oooda 4o Doga-BIrda-Fata 43 Homaa For Bala S3 Homes For Sale Operators and miscellaneous person needed to assume Excellent benefits. Apply at S3 shopping TOLLAND- Custom built 6 workers needed. Must have many duties in the operation Meadows Convalescent FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom A COMPLETE BOARDING some high school education. of a 7-Eleven Food Store. Home, 333 Bidwell Street, Room Ranch, on heavily treed Set. Excellent condition. acre + lot. Exceptionally facility for canine and feline without Must be able to read and Hround level position that can Manchester. Queen-size bed, triple dresser, guests. Dog grooming. All speak English, and provide flead to assistant manager or clean, with many custom dresser with shelved mirror, built-in features. Also, 3 health guard maintenance, own tra n sp o rta tio n . No manager by performance. AN OHIO OIL CO. offers high S h e H e r a t h nl|h^stand. 4 years old. $800, ultra-violet germicidal lights. first bedrooms. 1 1/2 baths, 2 zone experience necessary. Please Benefits include insurance income, plus cash bonuses to Canine Holiday Inne, 200 Call Personnel Department at ' mature person in Manchester oil heat. Immediate occupan- - t credit union, and profit $64,500. Peterman Real Sheldon Road, Manchester. reading Pioneer Parachute Company, sharing. Second and third area. Regardless of CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 30“ ELECTRIC Frigidaire For reservations please call 644-1581. experience, write M.F. Read, state Agency, 649-9404, 646- Stove. Immaculate. $100. shift, full time. Apply in per 1171. 646-5971. son at: Route 30, ^lland, Ct. American Lubricants Co,, Box Color: White. Call 643-9317 after 5 p.m. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- An Equal Opportunity 696, Dayton Ohio 45401 LHASA APSO- AKC Excellent Part Time work. 7 ROOM COLONIAL CAPE- 2 Employer. to 4 bedrooms. I car garage. Registered. Male 4 months iS Will train. Call Manchester OIL BURNER Serviceman ^ PHONE 643-2711 WE BUY AND SELL Used old, must sell $125. Call 646- 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. No. 2 oil, residential and small Walk in basement. Furniture. One piece or entire SHORT ORDER COOK- FOg ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Conveniently located to shop 7459 after 4:30. Evenings. Call 649-7563. 281 commercial, prefer licensed household. Cash on the line you're NURSES AIDES- Full time, man, would consider' limited ping center. $47,900. No Furniture Barn. 646-0865. Spencer Street, Manchester. agents. 646-4877. BEAUTIFUL DOBERMAN all shifts. Experience experience. All benefits app Bualnaat Opportunity 14 PINSCHER tc GERMAN losing preferred, but training will be ly. Call 649-2871. SIDE BY SIDE Kelvinator WAITRESSES WANTED- For advertising COLONIAL - 7 rooms, formal SHEPHERD PUPPIES - Our given. Apply in person: East evening shift. Call 649-7563. ADVERTISING MANCHESTER Package Refrgerator / Freezer- 19 primary goals in breeding are Hartlord Convalescent Home, SECURITY OFFICERS - One store. Excellent location. Well dining room, large eat-in cubic feet. Good running con Wanted to Buy 49 281 S p e n c e r S tr e e t, RATES kitchen, 4 bedrooms, heat^ good temperament and in money 745 Main Street, East Hart Manchester. of Connecticut’s most m established business. Call dition. $150. 649-9953. telligence. We achieved this, ford. progressive and leading 00 noor Marion E. Robertson, porch, 2 car garage, with TO FILL IN MY STAMP 1 day ...... 12a word par day chimney for wood stove, and we’re blessed with confir- collection. I will buy your MANCHESTER- West Center security companies is now MHjlitlon. Sdaya ...... Ilawordparday Realtor, 643-5953. No place to store your BUS DRIVERS - will train if private lot. $56,900. Group 1, ihqttoivand beauty, too. Show ^andon^ collection or ac Street, Four room apartment. SECRETARY - Part time necessary. Apply 90 recruiting part-time and full •w ind r 6 daya ...... 10a word par day bicycle? Sell It for extra & Pet ^ a lity . Call 742-6694, Tile bath, appliances, private Peraonals nqiy i* 1 Philbrick Agency 646-4200. cumulation. Phone 649-6642. mornings, Vernon Circle area. Brookfield Street, South Wind time officers. You must have 20 daya .. M d a y a...... ADDRESSERS / MAILERS cash with a low cost keep trjflng. entranje and storage. Good 15 wordi $2.00 minimum Typing, and machine sor. Call 289-5918.' car, telephone, clean police wanted- $200 weekly possible. Classified Ad. •••••••■•••••••••••••••••, location. Available im- WOMEN WANTED FOR transcription a must. Send Happy A d a ...... $2.60 Inch Details free. Baywood Enter ANDOVER- Spacious record and be willing to Work Pl^SE READ Colonial-Dining room, 5 mediately. Quiet or retired BOWLING league - 9:15 resume to Box AA c/o rotating shifts. We offer good prises, Box 9806, Bakersfield, Wednesday nights. Please call PART TIME. Do you have 2 bedrooms, family room, Mualgal Inttrumentt 44 □ RENTALS persons. References, securi Manchester Herald. hours a day? Work at home on starting rate, paid training, ;Y0.UBAa . CA. 93309, ty. No pets, or children. 646-2161 after 5 p.m. study, 2 baths. Barn. $61,900. □MISC. FOR SALE the phone servicing our uniforms, fringe benefits and " C la u iflfd .tds tr« tdktn ov«r Fireside Realty. Inc., 643- 1/yPRICE ON GUITARS and Unheated, $215 monthly. PART TIME- No nights. No tti« phon^ u A CQnvfnltnc^. Rooms lo r Rant S2 customers in your spare time. rapid advancement. If you can * EDUCATION 8030. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main Write to: P.O. Box 244, East- Ski Slope Damage weekends. Long holidays. July 249-7773. meet our requirements, call The Herild i i reeponelbM for ford, Conn. and August only one incorrect Ineertlon end Artlelet lor Sole 41 Street, New Britain. 215-1977. THOMPSON* HOUSE MEN - i EMPLOYMENT 1 off Many re tir^ 522-5146. ANDOVER- Uniq^ue 3 We buy, sell, trade. , Town officials are concerned about the was not visible until unseasonably warm gentlemen and then only W -th e e iir M -Vie Private Inatructlona IS Birch House Women. Central APARTMENT and HOUSES housewives TRANSCRIPTIONIST - Part original Ineertlon. E rro u ^ lc h Bedroom Ranch. Dining •••••••••••••••••••••••••• enjoy driving school buses. RNs LPNs AIDES - RNs $6.50 ALUMINUM Sheets used as ly located. Downtown Fur Rent. We have 100s of ren damage caused to the North View Ski Slope, weather melted the snow cover from the Time, Evenings, 15-20 hours do not leeeen the v e k /io f the* room, 2 baths, fireplace, gar printing plates, .007 thick Boats-Acceatorlet Help Wanied 13 WHY NOT YOU? We will an hour, LPNs $5.25 an hour. REMEDIAL READING and 45 Manchester. Kitchen tals in all Areas, Prices and Manchester, apparently caused by four-wheel slopes. (Photo by Pinto)) per week. Must be dependable •dvertleemenj^ wHf not be cor age. acre. $^,900. Fireside 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for privileges. Call 649-2358. train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or and willing to train on IBM, Nurses Aides, $3.10 an hour rected by.afTeddHloniJ’Ineer. math: individualized work Realty, Inc., 643-8030. 19M FURY - 16ti-foot Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, drive vehicles using the area. The damage WANTED - Gas station atten. Manchester, 643-2414. tion. . $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be 236-5646. Small Fee, Memory typewriter. Send with rate increases January program, (lst-8th grade) by picked up before 11 a.m. fiberglass, tilt trailer, with danl, full or part time. 1st. All shifts. Staff or private master’s degree teacher. 568- CENTRAL- Gentleman. Plea resume to Box HH, c/o COLUMBIA - Sjiarklini! 3 ONLY. 1975 55-horsepower outboard sant room. Telephone. Next to Mature, responsible person TRUCK MECHANIC with .Manchester Herald. duty. Car neccessary. No fees. 8075. TWO , BEDROOM for third shift. References: Bedroom Ranch. Carpeting, Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. shower. Parking. Call 649-6801 qualified experience in Medical Placement Service, fireplace, garage, 2 acres. Also 50 horse Johnson out TOWNHOUSE AVAILABLE. Call 871-1698. general truck repairs. Com- Halp Wanlad TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - after 6:30. All appliances. Heat and hot BUILDING AND GROUND 232-5226. 13 Halp W anlad 13 RIDING LESSONS indoor Barn. Stream. Fireside Real Good condition.Good for board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- Vernon Audit Oiticizew , " i ..-mands top wages, $280 a maintenance. Applicant must riding ring. Western stock water included. $325 monthly. ty, Inc., 643-8030. 9550, TOOLMAKERyt Machinists. ( week. Must have own tools.. SECRETARY / Receptionist - plating, or welding. Call 649- LARGE PANELED ROOM Call Mr. Peterman, 649-9404, have light experience in all SECRETARY FOR CLERICAL POSITION- Light seat, saddle seat and hunt 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Apply 81 'Conjmerce Street, All company benefits. For Ap- MANCHESTER office. Attractive position available seat. All levels 228-9817. for mature gentleman. or 646-1171. construction trade. Lawn typing, 8 a .m .-10 a.m ., COVENTRY- Private Raised •••••*•••••••••••••••••••• Private entrance, near Glaslonbury. fT G Company pointment call 688-2233. work, snow removal and Shorthand preferred, Mid- in Manchester Office. Monday-Friday. Manchester Telephone 633-7631. Excellent typing skills, plus Ranch. 3 Bedrooms. MOLDED FORMICA top and Garden Products 47 Center. Security, $30 weekly cleaning duties also required. January opening. Call 646- resident preferred. $3.00 hour. VOICE, PIANO Instructions, Fireplace. Central air. Future paneled bar with two shelves Old Delinquent Aecounts SECRETARIES - If you have 0882. ability to handle busy phone Former faculty New York 647-1145 or 6 4 9 ^ . 456 MAIN STREET- Second Send resume with references Call 646-5762 for interview. rec. Garage. $55,500. Fireside and four stools. $175. 646-6028. BOTTl FRUIT FARM - Fresh RN. LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 good skills, or skills you and salary requirements to essential. Applicant must be Music and Art High School. floor. 3 room apartment. No By BARBARA RICHMOND shifts. Good pay, good neat and enjoy working with Realty, Inc., 643-8030. Sweet Apple Cider, Apples, 9 Apartments For Rant 53 appliances. Heated. No pets at They said they noted, in checking haven't used for a while, call J.R. Thrall, 151 Vernon MALE PART TIME to help HIGH SCHOOL Professional Singer/Pianist. Herald Reporter asset inventory records on a benefits and working con 289-4319 for more information. public. Hours: 8:45 a.m. to 644-8597. 14-FOOT HILLTOP Trailer pears. 260 Bush Hill Road, all. $200 monthly. Security. Street, Manchester, Connec with clean-up duties on Satur SOPHOMORE / JUNIOR $150. Outboard motor 40 horse Manchester. LOOKING for anything in real books, that there were instances, cumulative basis for all grant ditions. Apply in person, Ver ticut 06040. day 9 to 5:30. Call for appoint 4:45 p.m., Monday thru GIRLS- For part time Call 646-2426, 9-5. 3 VERNON —Failure to pay a water Evinrude $250. Mobilehome such as in the funds for the program non Manor, 180 Regan Road, ASSEMBLERS and COIL Friday. Salary commensurate GUITAR, BANJO, Mandolin, estate rental - apartment , ------bill should result in much the same programs requiring such records. ment. Munson’s Candy waitress work, after school Real Estate IVanfed 28 '45x10 with furniture in cam- A ntiques 49 homes, multiple dwellings, no for children of migratory workers, Vernon. WINDERS - Must have finger BARTENDER, NIGHTS- 5 Kitchen 649-4332. with experience. Reply in con and Saturdays. Apply in per Bass Lessons: Folk, Blue FOUR ROOMS- $185. Heat consequenses as failure to pay a tax Balances In two accounts in the dexterity and be capable of fidence, including business ground $4,000, Call 525- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate and hot water included, unfur- libraries and learning resources and day week. Call 871-9976, son, Brass Key Restaurant. Grass, Popular. Ages 5-adults. ALL CASH For your property, . bill, the auditing firm of Kircaldi. Capital Projects Funds, should be CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC fine work. Will train, hours and personal reference to ^ x S THE PACK RAT Antiques & Associates, Inc. 646-1980. nished. Has stove and between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 TYPISTS - If you have good Beginners-professionals. within 24 hours, Avoia Red Collectables will be open Randall & McNab said in the annual such, where the carryover amounts closed and the balances tranferred to - Experienced only. Top 7:30 to 4 pm. Apply Able Coil p.m. JJ, c/o Manchester Herald. Easy enjoyable progress. refrigerator. 528-9885 skills, or skills you haven’t EXPERIENCED ^ Tape, Instant Service. Hayes FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink again January 7th, 40 Flora VERNON- Well maintained audit report for the town. weren't expended before using funds Debt Service Funds, the auditors ad wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 & Electronics, Howard Road, used for awhile, call 289-4319 BURNER SERVICE MAN- FREE loan instrument. 646- Corp. 646d)131. weekdays. for the current year. They said this is Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, Bolton. REAL ESTATE SALES 6557. Coat, excellent condition. Size Road, off Route 85, Bolton. garden apartments. Frank The report said that the Town of vised. PARAGON TOOL CO., INC. for more information. Call 643-5135. 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. Smith Assoc. Inc. 246-6U1 or in violation of the Tydings Act. 563-0151. Has immediate openings for REPRESENTATIVE- Office SELLING your house? Call us 6 ROOM DUPLEX Vernon Water Department has ac These include the John Ashe WAITRESS - Mornings. Apply expansion and increase sales WANTED: Antique furniture, Resident Manager 871-9188. APARTMENT - No utilities. They recommend that closer atten All Around Machinists, Lathe BOOKKEEPER to take com VOICE, PIANO. CHORDS in first and we’ll make you a glass, pewter, oil paintings or counts that have been delinquent for Memorial Firehouse fund with a RN-LPN wanted for full or in person only. La Strada West HAIR STYLISTS - AssisUnt activity requires additional struction. Licensed teacher. STEREO SYSTEM ^ $250 m onthly. Children Operator, and Bridgeport plete charge in fast growing cash offer! T.J. Crockett. Lafayette. Good condition. other antique items. R. RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to tion be given to identifying the source balance of $607.06 and the Talcott- part time on all shifts. Apply Restaurant, 471 Hartford Hair Cutters. New modern sales staffing. No experience Willimantic retail store, Ac- Masters Degree. Professional Realtor, 643-1577. accepted. Call 646-1337, after 5 a substantial period of time. Operators. Liberal overtime necessary. High commission. One year old. Call 649-9273, Harrison, 643-8709. share apartment with same. p.m. of funds being expended so as to use ville School addition fund with a director of nursing. Salmon- Road, Manchester. Anytime. and fringe benefits, ^ p ly at: Hair Cutting Shop for men and counts receivable - payable,' singer-pianist. Call 644-8597. "Failure to pay a water bill causes women opening soon in Call Mrs. Champ, Fireside ask for Bill anytime. Large b^room. 647-9988. the carryover funds first and not be brook Convalescent Home, off 121 A dam s sT treet, billing, payroll and related IMMEDIATE Cash for your ------no problems for a delinquent party,” balance of $65.13. House Street, Glastonbury. Marshalls Mall, Manchester. Realty, Inc., 647-9144. Wanted to Buy 49 3 ROOM FURNISYIED placed in a position of having to AVON - To Buy or Sell. Manchester. 647-9935. duties. Send resume to P.O. Schoola-Claaaea 19 property. Let us explain our fair the auditors said. They recommend "The examination of various Please call 633-5244. Manchester, Bolton, Coven We are looking for Licensed BROWN FUR trimmed suede MANCHES'l'ER Main Strect- APARTMENT completely return funds to the state. Box 541, Willimantic Ct, 06226. proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore. coat $35. Green leather full OLD CHAIRS in need of cane 2 room apartment, heated, hot placing liens against such property, school account funds revealed a wide try. Andover. Call Collect, BOOKKEEPER- Full charge Cosmetologists, who can do FOR THE BEST - Manchester 647-413. redecorated on second floor. In another area of education, the today’s casual blow dry hair length coat $50. Both size 12, seats and oak furniture, any water, appliances. No pels. No pets. Immediate occupan as is done when tax bills aren’t paid, range of opinions, by the various in NURSES AIDES wanted for 822-8083. thru Trial Balance: Quarterly DENTAL- MEDICAL Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 auditors found that students who full time on all shifts. Apply cuts. Good salary, and com pupils per teacher. FREE in like new. 643-2213 after 5 pm. condition. Call 872-2590. Security, parking, 523-7047. cy. Call-646-7647. and to charge interest on late dividuals responsible for administra Taxes. Benefits, and salary BURGER KING- Need men ASSISTANT WANTED- Part MAY WE BUY your home? director of nursing. Salmon- LAUNDRY WORKERS- 1 mission, plus paid vacations to full time, in Oral Surgery* troductory lesson with this ad. payments. work under the Work-Study tion of the funds, as to the purpose negotiable. Call 643-2444. and women full and part time Quick, fair, all cash and no brook Convalescent Home, off part time washman weekends and holidays. In-shop training. Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. roblem. Call Warren E. Program, worked in excess of 20 for which they are used,” the audit No following required. Full to work evenings, from 5 to Office. Must have experience. "A definite policy should be in House Street, Glastonbury. second shift. 'Temporary RECEPTIONIST / TYPIST- closing. Must be over 18. App Send resume to; Box K, c/o owland. Realtors, 643-1108. ' hours a week, which is in violation of Please call 633-5244. and part time positions P augurated relative to delinquent report stated. washman 3rd shift. 1 part Part time. Work evenings and ly in person 467 Center Street, Manchester Herald. LICENSED 6 a Y CARE in WeVe #1 “WeVe The Neighborhood Professionals” ^** the maximum allowance for the time folder, weekends. Apply available. Call Judi, or Kim, my home. Certified teacher. water department billings,” the The auditors suggest that those Saturdays, thru April, in local at 1-226-7851. COMMAND Manenester, Conn, between 2 program . SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for Meadows Convalescent Professional Office. Must be and 6 p.m. TEXAS OIL COMPANY Warm educational environ report states. responsible should be made aware of South Windsor. Will train. PERFORMANCE “The Hair Household Goods 40 MANCHESTER “Those responsible for preparing Home, 333 Bidwell Street, pleasent, personable, and needs mature person for short ment will be provided. Call The auditors also criticized the the state statutes which make such Apply 9 Brookfield Street or Manchester. Cutting Place." trips surrounding 649-1437. these schedules should be informed capable typist. Please send MANCHESTER CENTURY town in connection with the carrying funds possible and of the limits for call 289-5918, after 12 noon. resume to: Box J, c/o Manchester. Contact •••••••••••••••••••••••••• REFRIGERATORS of the regulations and should be held BABYSITTER - Reliable, 21 AGENCY Seeks to add full over of funds in education grants. which they should be used. SUPERINTENDENT- PART Manchester Evening Herald. time Licensed “ Friendly customers. We train. Write Washers / ranges, used, responsible for complying with the NURSES AIDES - Full time, TIME. One bedroom apart loving person to care for 17- D.U. Dick, Pres,, □ REAL ESTATE guaranteed and clean. New They said that the Tydings Carryover “Some of the expenditures made month old in our Manchester Neighborhood Professionals'’ rules,” the auditors said. and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. ment available. On site EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - to Its Sales Force. High Southwestern Petroleum, Ft. shipment damaged, G.E St Act provides that unexpended educa from these funds shoul be made from Experienced preferred, but superintendent, downtown home. Monday thru Worth, Tx. FRIGIDAIRE. Uiw prices. “Inventory records for equipment To work for one of New exposure downtown location. Homes For Sale 23 J tion grants, which are approved for the Board of Education’s normal we will train. Apply in person: Manchester. Excellent for England’s most progressive Wednesday, 7:30 to 4 p.m. B.D. Pearl St Son, 649 Main and purchases made under state and references and transportation Call Mr?. Williard or Mrs. carryover to succeeding years, must budget,” the auditors said. East Hartford Convalescent semi retired individual. anJunique Construction Com Jackston for confidential in WAITRESS MORNING Street. 643-2171. Jederai grants are maintained on a Home, 745 Main Street, East Requires several hours per required. 646-6668, HOURS - Apply Corner Soda SOUTH WINDSOR- Stunning be expended as soon as possible. The Board of Education and town panies. Excellent salary plus terview. 646-1316. 3 Bedroom Cape. Cathedral yearly basis only. They should be Hartford. week, general maintenance fringe benefits. MUST HAVE Shop, 735 Mam Street, LOVE SEAT - Like new condi It further states, that before expen employees at the Town Hall are not DEALERS WANTED: living room, carpeting gar tion, orange background with maintained on a cumulative basis as work. Call 528-9885 weekdays. KNOWLEDGE of ______'-4 ding sums j[rom the current years communicating sufficiently in con DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL, Amazing new TRACTION SWEEPER NEEDED - Mon age. landscaped lot. ^1,900. white floral print. Call after 4 STENOGRAPHY and Fireside Realty, Inc., 643- Fully dormered Capo.'s M rM m a , firat floor family funds any unexpended balances, is required by the state,” the report nection with the reconciling of BUSES WANTED - We will, MATURE ADULT for house AIDS gets car unstuck from VERNOH day thru Friday. 7-3:30. p.m., 646-1168. This la Just the perfect atortar ranch. 3 badrooma, noted. BOOKKEEPING. Must be 8030. rMm, fireplaced llvlngroom. formal dining room, payroll and vendor checking ac train you. Part time. cleaning. Must have own very efficient in both Send snow, ice. Definite hot item! Please call Personnel Depart fireplaced llvlngroom, garage, large yerd. ReeldenUel. from funds previously approved for Party planners, door-to-door. kitchen with built-lna, garage. In one of Mancheater’a $47,500. carryover, must be returned to the The auditors reccommend, to cor counts, to be accurate, the auditors Housewives and retirees transportation. 2 days per resume Box G. c/o ment at Pioneer Parachute fine residential areas. $72,500. week. References required. SIX WHEEL DRIVE, 71 Co. 644-1581. MANCHESTER- Just Listed. state. rect this, the establishment of fixed said. ' preferred. Manchester area, Manchester Herald. Lovely oversized Cape, Fully 643-2373. Write Herald Box GG. Moraine St,, Jamaica Plain, ROCKVILLE A They reccommend that either the MA. 02130. 1-617-825-6700. PURCHASING EXPEDITER dormered. 3 bedroom, family EXPEnENCEO school board reconcile its own needed. Associate degree in room, fireplaced living room, cmniERs formal dining room. Prime Chief Gets Late Gift checking account or there should be a business management or NURSE MIIES equivalent required. residential area. $72,500. Cen mutual exchange of information tury 21, Jackston/Avante, 646- NEEDED Moderate typing skills 1316. Of Equipment Funding between the board’s business office needed. Business experience NEEDED and the town’s accounting office so NEW YEAR WANT PfMM C a ll desired. Please call Personnel To provldt Nureing Caro VERNON —Police Chief Herman that reconclliSnons can be accurate MARION Department at Pioneer be used for a tape recording systems Parachute Co. 644-1581. In privalo homoi and ITH Fritz has received a belated Christ- ly prepared. ) SALES AGENT for the communications department 875-8884 Medical Facllillet. Part mc» present from the town’s Perma In past years the town hasn’t been AD SPECIAL WANTED time, full timo. Conaidera- RIAL ESTATI N and the chief has also suggested an nent Municipal Building Committee required to withhold federal income tlon given to prafarenca outdoor monitoring system. We need a dynamic man or in the form of some $13,000 to buy taxes from students who worked un of:—Location and Houra. John Drost. chairman of the woman to sell our exclusive JACKSTON/ m equipment for the new police station. der the Summer Opportunity for calendars and an extensive line of NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY building committee, said that the The committee and the chief have Youth Program. Wages were exempt advertising speciaitles/business For information call Beautifully maintained older Colonial. 3 bedrooms, MLS committee decided to allow the chief DOLLAR SAVER gills. II you have a past history of 643-9S15 AVANTE given top priority to installation of a from withholding because they were large dining area with built-in hutch. Wall to wall to use the excess funds as he sees fit. sales success or wish to begin a AID a ASSISTANCE television monitoring system for paid from a stale-funded project, throughout, .2 car garage, lovely fenced In yard. CARRIERS NEEDED career in sales, you can benefit of North Eastern Conn. Residential yet close to bus and shopping. $49,500. security at the new facility. were small in amount, and were paid from one of the most lucrative . Inc. 646-1316 The department hopes to move in Jaycee Wives to children of low-income families, commission structures In our In I LINES O n e day a weak • No collecting dustry. What we need is an in 357 East Canter Street, sometime in February. The the auditors explained. Menehecter MANCHESTER — The Jaycee dividual who can deal directly But the latest information from the • Thomaa, Falknor, O’Leary area monitoring system will cost about Wives will meet tonight at 8 at the with businessmen who use calen state says the town should withhold $2,226. It will include monitoring home of Elln Lawrence, 22 Duncan (20 Words) • TImrod, Cobb Hill, Duncan, Timber dars and specialty items to PUT YOUR NOME ON T K "BEST SELLERS LIST’ income tax in connection with this promote their business. This Is an systems in some ol the cells to Road. Plans for this year’s Miss area program and that those responsible excellent time for you to associate monitor the movements of prisoners. Manchester Pageant will be dis • Ferguson, Mountain, Arnott area yourself with The Thos, 0. CARRIER Some of the rest of the money may cussed. for administering it should be made FOR Murphy Co., a pioneer In the ware of this. advertising field • since 1666. NEEDED Your initiative and planning will determine your growth and Beacon HjU One-Tier Courts INDEX [ J NOTICES TITLE XX success with our established NOTICES company, Your accounts are t — Loit «nd Found POSITIONS protected and repeat orders Area 2 — Porionili Loti and Found 1 MtnchMter Community Cottegq •••kt •ppllctntt for thrM tvmportry T1- make money for you. If you can Are Keeping Up 3 — Announcomonti tl« XX potitloni. IndMdualR hlr«d to fill tht poiltiont will work ax organize your time and work with Manchester & I — En tertiinm on i ^ LOST - Orange male tiger cat, MtntfMd Training School a minimum of supervision, this 5 — Auctioni BIIInguafTralnlng AMltlant East Hartford vicinity Mill and. Oakland can be an excellent full time or Qualificttlona Include an aaaoclata'a degree and fluency In English and BOWER8 8CH( HURRy - HURRY - HURRY HARTFORD (DPI) — Connecticut’s five-month old FINANCIAL Streits, Manchester. $25. pert lime business for you. Write Town Line Spanish. Experience In an Inethutton for the retarded la desirable. Will district, 3 bedroom Cape, fireplaced living and inspect this 4 bedroom home today, 2V4 single court system has helped the state keep up with a I — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgoges rewam. Call 646-5484. DAYS Bob McKenzie. Marketing I — P e rio n a i Loans aeelat with In-eervioe training for new amployeee. prepare written room, formal dining room, aluminum aiding. baths, 2 fireplacea, apacloua first floor family record 1.1 million cases created over the past two years ) — Insurance materlele In Spanish, provide coneuttatlon and written guldallnee to Manager, The Thos. D. Murphy ‘Call Jaanna at Bupervieofsjind new employyes. Salary Is approximately $0,000 for this Co.. P.O. Box 122. ^Garage and a ONE YEAR LIMITED HOME room, double garage and a ONE YEAR In Its biennial report Tuesday, the Judicial Department EMPLOYMENT 12-month posiubn. ^ ARRAN TYI LIMITED HOME WARRANTYI I — Help Wanted Locust Valley, New York 11560. said although case filings remain at an all-time high, the ) — Business Opportunities FOR H«alth Tralnar 647-9946 number of pcndi-g criminal cases has substantially ' — Situation Wanted LEGAL Quallficatlona Include certification u a reglsterad nurse and at least three years of experience as a nuraa In an Institution for tha retarded. decreas^ since July 1 when Connecticut switched to a EDUCATION poeoooooooooeoooooooooooooooooDooaoooooa single, Superior Court system. ' — Private Instructions NOTICE Teaching experience la desirable. Will provide in-aervlce training ' — SchooiS'Classes NOTICE OF programs for new and experienced employees In these aub)ecta; first Justice John A. Speziale, chief court administrator, — Instructions Wanted eld, medical adminlatratlon, control of Infactloua diseaaea, proper DISSOLUTION hygiene for dlenta. Salary la approximately $13,000 for this 12-month reported that over a two-year period ending last June 30 REAL ESTATE PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED OF position. over 1.39.000 civil cases, almost 185,000 criminal cases and — Homes for Sale — Lots-Land for Sale EASTERN RECORDING, Madia Spaolallat over 583.000 motor vehicle matters were filed. — Investment Property ^ ■ D O L L A R S Quallflcatlona Include a maatar'a degree, preferably In the media field, TYPIST — Business Property INC. 1 Of these, 99.4 percent were disposed of “promptly, just 643-2711 and two years of axparlanca m a madia apadaliit. Will produce Instruc — Resort Property NOTICE is hereby given, tional programs for use by other trainers or for aoH-lnatructlon by Experienced in newspaper ad ly and economically" Speziale said. — Real Estate W anied pursuant to General) Statutes Night 643-2718 employees. Tha programs wilt Include allda, flimatrip and video tape for- MI8C. SERVICES of Connecticut, that mete d 16-to 30-mlnutea' duration In a variety of subjects. Salary la ap- composition. Knowledge of AKI 3 The court unification law and new court rules have provided the Judicial Department with an opportunity to — Services Offered EASTERN RECORDING, MISC. FOR SALE proximataly $14,000 for this 12-month position Keyboards and Photon Typesetters NEWER DUPLEX — Pamimg-Papering 40 — Houaahold Oooda Applicants who do not meat the stated quallficatfona. but who believe NEW and BEAUTIFUL — Biplding.Contracting INC., a Connecticut corpora Just listed. 5-5 with 1'A baths, separata fur ac'celerate the rate 'at which cases can be disposed 41 >- Artlclaa for Sala they poaaeea equivalent quallflcatlona, may so Indicate by stating In 7 room Ranch with 2 baths, first floor family ‘ — R oofng-Siding tion having its principal place 42 — Building Suppllaa ■MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD helpful. naces and basements, all appllancaa and fully without .sacrificing the quality of decisions rendered "he — Heating-Plum bing 43 — Pats-Blrda-Doga ■'P.O.BOX 561 writing praoiaaly how their background and experience a rt equivalent to room, fireplace, 2 covered porches, double* < said. .. ■ ’ — Flooring of business in Manchester, 44 — LIvtalock I MANCHESTER, CONN. (WbdO the stated quallflcatlona. and by providing appropriate references. Good benefit package. 5-day carpeted. Call todayl garage and flat lot with view. Call for Inspection 45 — Boafa A Accaaaorlaa State fringe benafita are Included for all positions. Tha atiirtmg date Tor — Moving.Trucking.Storage Connecticut, has been dis CLASSIFIED INDEX: 48 — Sporting Oooda I of this home and several other new homaa. ■Speziale said since the one-tier system began July 1 — Services Wanted 47 — Qardan Producta all positions la January 20, 1079. To apply, send • reauma and week. solved by a resolution of its 48 — Anllquaa raferencea, by January 10, lo: Dean James 0 . Tatro, OMaion of Com there has betn "a substantial decrease” in the number of MI8C. FON SALE 'o e a rS Irt; Board of Directors and 40 — Wanlad lo Buy munity Sarvicea, Manchester Community Collega, P.O. Box 1040, — Household Goods I P iM M run th« following ad lor 4 daya at tha apaclal pending crinfinal cases across the state. Also, he said, Stockholders, effective as of NOTICES RENTALS Manchaatar, CT. 06040. Aritcles for Sale 1 — Loat and Found REAL ESTATE 52 — Rooma for Rani • lyonay-aavlng rata ol <4.001 ' Call Sheldon Cohen there was a 130 percent increase in completed Jury trials — Building Supplies D ecem ber 28, 1978. All 2 — Paraonila 23 — Homaa for Sala 53 — Apartmanta for Manchester Community Collage la an equal opportunity employer and over the comparable period in 1977, Management efforts ~ Pets -Birds* Dogs creditors, if any, are warned 3 — Announcamtnta 24 — LotavLand for Sala •_ Rant I □ CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED adharaa to tha prIncIplM of affirmative action. — MusIcdJ Inttrumentt 4 — Entartainmant 28 — Invaatmani Proparty 64'— Homaa for Rant for appointment 26 — BualnaM Propwty have also reduced the total of civil Jury cases, he said. — Boats & Accessories to present their claims to 5 — Aucllona 55 — Bualnaaa for Ram BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO 27 — Raaort Proparty •*- Sporting Goods 58 — Raaort Proparty 643-2711-E x t. 51 The chief court administrator credited the ‘ ‘assidious ef LaBELLE, ROTHENBERG, FINANCIAL 28 - Raal Eaiata Wanlad for Ram . (X) (1) (4) <«> — Garden Products 8 — Bonda • Stocka • 57 — Wanlad to Ram I - Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Maiwhefter REALTORS Eati H8i1ford forts of the Judges and "enhanced capability ot tbe un — Antiques WOODHOUSE & RUBINOW, Morlgagaa 56 —,Mlac. for Rani 1 — Wanted to Buy P.C., Attorneys at Law, 843 0 » Paraonal Loana MISC. SERVICES ified court for the movement of business. 10 — Inauranca AUTOMOTIVE 1 ____ ■BOM B 30 - Traval • (T) L H C t awwniwiciooupoooBBOBoij 81 — Autoa for Sala 1 <•» (■> (•) RENTALS Main Street, Manchester, EMPLOYMENT 31 ■— Sarvicaa Offarad (10) .Speziale has the power to assign Judges for longer 32 — Palntlng*Paparlng 62 — Trucka for Sala 1 — R oom s for Rent Connecticut, on or before May 13 » Halp Wanlad 83 — Haavy Equlpmanl — Apartm ents Rent 14 — BuaJnaaa 33 *- B u ild in g - 1 perirxls of time "to attack accumulated backlogs" in lot Coniracting for Sala — Hom es lor Rent 31, 1979, or thereafter be OppOEiunltlaa 64 — Moiorcyclaa '' their assigned location. He also can appoint ad 15 — Btiuatlon Wanlad 34 » Roonng-Sldlng (11) (W) («1 (14) (1>) — Business for Rent barred as by statute provided. 35 — Haating-Plumolng Blcydaa-Campara ministrative Judges who have authority to spread the — Resort Property lor Rent EDUCATION 38 — Flooring Trallara-Moblla — Wanied to Rent Dated at Manchester, 18 Privata InalrucUona 37 » Moving-Trucking- Homaa \\ workload “and ensure maximum use of Judge time and — M isc lor Rent Connecticut, this 28th day of 10 — Bcnoda-Ciaaaaa Sloraga 68 — Automollva Sarvica 20 — InalrucUona Wanlad 67 — Autoa for Ram ('•I l'Z| (111 (1») (Ml December, 1978. Laaaa working on new and improved case management AUTOMOTIVE 22 -> Condominluma 76% of persons planning to buy a home referred to classified techniques ■ — Autos lor Sale Eastern Recording, — Trucks lor Sale PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED The report recommended legislation to increase the — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Inc. Ad ovar SO words — Rooular Prico pay for Judges and Jurors, improve courthouse .security — Motorcydes-Bicycles LaBelle, Rothenberg, NAME — CamperS'Traiiers-Mobiie Woodhquse & Heralb and transfer the re.sponsibility of transporting court Hom es I U0K$$...... cm...... IM...... zip C M i ...... i .rqal estate jadvertising/' Did they see your ad? CIASSIF1ED ADVERTISING prisoners from local police departments to the Depart — Autom otive Service Rubinow, P.C. I phohiio...... cu$$fiom«i...... ■ — Autos for Rent-Lease PHONE 643-2711 ment of Correction. Its Attorneys CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING j______J SOURCE: Newspaper Advertising Bureau. 1976 127-12 expire JAH. 31, 1979 FOR atl|ST4ltPf IN PUCINd YAUS At> r PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester Conn., Wed.. Jan. 3. 1379 FRANK AND ERNEST M^C H E STE R EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Jan. 3. 1979- PAGE NtNFTx-vx, BUSINESS & SERVICE A by Bob Thav^s Puanult — ChuriM M. Schulz Dear Abby THIS ISASHORTSTOR'i' ' SOME ‘('EARS A60,I 'WE WERE TO SAIL ON THE JOVI TRYiNd. T b W EP6AR ALLAN POE... EN6A6EP PASSAGE FROM FIFTEENTH OF THE MONTH" ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle CHARLESTON TO THE 1 Singletons 1 Unfold D 77 "o W T r i T s i Q T By Abigail Van Buren T CITVOFNEUli/OR D V A R 1 [I ; ByoLvE lMl r 5 Sample 2 Note (Lat.) 0 E A R 8 Preposition 3 Epochs A 0 E N 0 N m S M E E N N T ' LAND-piAlELUEf 12 Ship deck 4 A lot of 1 . _N 0 A J. i 8 X': Y 13 Poverty-war 5 Capital of L N _8 Q M u t l U S Kansas l ii . R Y A V E [n Q T r " agency (abbr.) E DIRECTORY ft/r Mtu THE 14 Gush 6 Background | i 0 □ C E "k N E E^ } Q 15 Sicilian 7 Over there E R R A L L His Bedtime Blues: T 0 V T Y 8 Antithesis i . £ A 8 Stnictt OtIentI A R E volcano A 31 Senica* OHand 31 Painting-Paparing 32 Building Contracting incHES 9 Lunchtime L E !o A r 33 16 Criticize u R 10 Lilt 8 ,£ 0 0 T TT ? severely“‘V 0 O A C iM TREE SERVICE - Free FREE- Junk cars removed TRIM SPECIALIST -f Paint p r i v a t e / She’s Booked Solid 11 Source of □ □ M T E GENERAL CARPENTftY,^ (colloq.) L B S 1 estimates, discount senior 649-7243. ing. Papering, General Priscilla’* Pop — Ed Sullivan metals S D B C l A X T citizens. Company Repairs, Remodeling, years of marriage, I find I might 17 Kind of corn Y E 8 □ D n o N ‘o A, H Repairs. Call Paul evenings, Garages, Additions, Porches, Tha9«9 i s as well be living alone. I’m 46 and my wife ia 46. bread 19 Infirmities Manchester-owned and UNSAFE CEILINGS??? Will 20 Heart (Lat;) "Mikado" operated.^Call 646-1327. Rec Rooms, Roofing, Gutters. We raised two fine children who are grown and gone, and A 6 T H E ( X P •'•'THE JOURNEV OF ■SJ V v v 18 More cruel bureau (abbr.) repair or replace, smooth or I real ly admire that 20 Pointed 22 Earth's star 30 Swerve 46 All (prefix) texture finish. Call now to in Call Mr. Moran 643-2629. Autoa For Sala now we have very little to talk about. My biggest problem is C H IN E S E ATHOUSANP ANLES Building Contracting 33 61 Autoa For Sala 61 Autoa For Safe 61 Autos For Sala 61 5)i,rl! A thousand -c I'd be happy Just shapes (Lat.) 32 Makes magic 47 Fence timber REWEAVING burn holes. spect or correct. 643-5703. the way my wife shuts me out. She loves to read, and for the PROVEftB BEGINS WITH A , miles,is one heckuva 21 Antlered 23 Having pedal 36 Free Zippers, umbrellas repair^. PANELING St CEILINGS 1972 CAPRI V-6, 4-speed, 8- SAVS _ to pet acr 48 Weather WES ROBBINS carpentry 1974 FIREBIRD HARDTOP- 1974 DUSTER- 2 door Hard 1969 CHRYSLER NEWPORT past three or four years she has been Uking a book to bed SINGLE STEP'.'') distance.' animal digits 37 Beverages Window shades. Venetian INSTALLED- Also General track stereo. {1100. Call 646- bureau (abbr.) PERSONAL remodeling specialist. Ad Hed, white vinyl roof. 8 top. Red with white vinyl roof. - 4 door hardtop, automatic, with her every night. This is all the company she seems to 22 Mayday signal 24 Unusual blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. PAPERHANGING For par Repair Work. Call Dave, after 2227, after 6 pm. cylinder. Automatic transmis want or need. “XT 39 Man's 49 In a short ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 4 p.m., 644-8495. 8 cylinder. Automatic power steering, power brakes, 23 Three (prefix) 25 Egyptian deity Marlow s. 867 Main St. 649- ticular people, by Dick. Call sion, power steering. Absolute 27 Lettuce nickname time built-ins. bathrooms, 1966 CHEVY WAGON- Run transmission, power steering. air conditionM. Uses regular 1 realize that no marriage can mainUin the level of pas 26 Arduous 5221. 643-5703 anytime. kitchens. 649-3446. gem! $3395. 100 Gallons Gas Factory air. Sharp! $2395. 100 31 Springs 28 Possessive 40 Engraver 50 Foot it RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 34 ning but needs work. $75. Call gas. $600.00. Excellent sion that produces rockets and Roman candles indefinitely, Free If You Buy This Week! Gallons Gas Free When You operating condition. Call 6«- but I feel cheated. 33 He (Fr.) pronoun 44 Make up for 51 Wants (si.) ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at SNOWPLOWING - Parking anytime. 875-7059. Suburban Motors. Route 83. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. BIDWELL HOME Inprove- Buy It! Suburban Motors, 8522. Any advice? Sign m e... 34 Large tooth 29 Information 45 Executioner in 53 Broke bread tics. garages, yards cleaned, lots and driveways. Also Additions, Repairs. Cabinets. Manchester-Talcottville Town Route 83, Manchester- 35 Eire 1 moving, trucking Loam for ment Co. Expert installation ATTENTION! Come see our LONESOME IN NEW CASTLE 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Chain Saw Work. Trees Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. Line, 649-2076. ,, , Talcottville Town Line, 649- Trucks for Sala 62 36 Rubidium sale. Lawn service. No job too Cleared. Manchester Bolton of aluminum siding gutters Great Selection of Quality 2076. symbol 12 and trim. Roofing instmlation 13 14 big or small. 568-8522. Area Free Estimates. 643- TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Preowned Autos. Completely 1976 OPEL TWO DOOR- DEAR LONESOME: Since yonr wife loves to rend, do 37 Eagle's nest and repairs 649-M95 , 871-2323. reconditioned at Manchester JEEP CHERROKE 1975- 6 IS 16 8364 Carpentry and general con Extra clean, one owner. 1973 PIN TO SQ U IR E cylinder. 4 wheel drive. Stan her lud yoimeelf) o lover end get The Ann Lnodera En- 38 Told visual 17 COMPLETE CARPET & Tile Honda. Connecticut's largest cyclopedio. It contains a wealth of valnoble Information on impressions tracting. Residential and Automatic transmission, WAGON- Pretty yellow, with dard. Power steering and 18 19 20 installation and repairs. Free SNOW PLOWING - Available. SPECIALIZING cleaning and and most comnlete Honda ain.fm. Factory air, radials. eommon problemt. Bnt the piece Utled 41 Compass commercial. Whether it be a repairing chimheys, rooL new Dealer! 24 Adams Street. wood grain sides. Automatic brakes. Very clean! Asking B 1-3 estimates Call 646-3745. after Call Tim at 649-4952. small repair job. a custom $2595. Buy before January transmission. Radio. $3450. 623-5093. What M w rl^ it All Aboot”, by Dr. Engene Kennedy, ia point 21 22 5 p.m. roofs. Free estimates. 30 Manchester. 6th.. and Receive 100 Gallon well w o ^ the price of the bMk, end ahonld bis required Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrencs 42 Coal scuttle built home or anything in years Experience. Howley, Economical and in excellent 23 24 25 26 27 INCOME TAX between, call 646-137!J79. Gas Free! Suburban Motors, shape. $1595.100 Gallons Free reading for both yon and yonr wife. Tmit me. 43 Afternoon 1 28 29 30 643-5361. 1971 CHEVROLET IMPALA Motorcyclaa-Blcfclaa 64 BRICK. Block. Stone. PREPARATION- Route 83, Manchester- When You Buy It! Suburban MIWP YOU. OLP CHAP, THIS beverage 31 32 33 hard top. 2-door. Good running IS OFF THE RECORP- BUT ■ PIP THEY ( OH.THEY EOT AWAY V 45 Moslem bible H 3 4 Fireplaces.concrete. Chimnev Experienced. At your home. NEWTON SMITH- Talcottville Town Line. 649- Motors. Route 83, 1973 HONDA CB 450, Low DEAR ABBY: Hello again. I'm the Manhattan attorney repairs No job loo small. ROOFER WILL Install roof, condition. $500, 649-7149 after CAPTAIN MAKO'S BEEN OP 0ETAWA (W THEIR BOAT,all! 48 Rapture 35 36 Call Dan Mosler.’649-3219 or Remodeling, Repairs, and 2076. Manchester-Talcottville Town mileage. Excellent condition. , WITH it : 37 Save! Call 644-8356 for es 525-8263. siding or gutter for low dis 5 pm. who wrote to you some time ago regarding an individual’s TO All k in d s o f rum RIGHT—BUT THEY i 52 Arab country Rec-Rooms. No job to small. Line, 649-2076. $650. Call 643-5849. right to keep unsolicited goods without paying for same. c a pe r s in h is PAY! PIPN'T FORESEE 38 timates. count price. Call Ken at 647- 1972 VOLKSWAGEN- Nice lit 53 Fire residue 40 41 649-3144. 1566. 1971 TH U N D ER B IR D - Another letter in your column on a legal matter prompts a THEIR OHASTLY 54 Formerly WATERPROOFING- Founda tle white Beetle. 4 speed. Real 1973 OLDS CUSTOM M e e r m with 42 43 44 QUALITY CARPENTRY By tion cracks, hatchways, tile Excellent condition, 75,000 Automotive Service 66 A ■ word of advice: it was Mrs. M.’s idea to photograph each of 55 Grow together CARPENTRY St Masonry - clean. $1895. Suburban CRUISER- 9 passenger. Air. ATTILAt 56 M ao____ Harp Construction Additions, Haatlng-Plumblng 35 miles. Must sell. $1,600 or best I I her valuable items and, on the back .of each picture, write *h 46 47 40 lines, sump pumps, window, ADDITIONS AND Motors, Route 83, Power everything. Asking tung 4b 50 51 roofing^, siding decks and gar wells, walls. 30 Years offer. After 6 pm. Call 742- WE PAY $10 for complete the name of the person to whom she wished to bequeath it. REMODELING. Free es 5285. Manchester-Talcottville Town $1495. Call 646-3222, after 2 junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland 57 Part of speech 52 53 ages. Call anytime. 643-5001. Experience. 643-4953.242-5915. SEWERLINES, sink lines, Line. 649-2076. p.m. Her idea is totally without value; personal property may be 54 timates. Call Anthony cleaned with electric cutters, Auto Body. 5231990. 58 Lubricates Squillacote 649-0811. .1976 BUICK CENTURY - 2 given after one's death only by a legal document called a last 59 Hearing organ 55 56 57 CARPET INSTALLATION - by professionals. McKinney will and testament. Please inform your readers that Mrs 60 Companion of Door Sports Coupe. Air con 58 Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com M.'s plan will not work. Respectfully, ' odds 59 60 CARPENTRY - Repairs, pany, 643-5308. ditioning, Am St Stereo tape. steam Cleaning. Free es Palntlng-Paparlng 32 remodeling, additions, gar 3 timates. Call 649-6265. Other extras! Call 646-5409. GEORGE PINSLEY ages, roofing. Call David NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet PAINTING - Interior and Patria. 644-1796. repairs, plugged draihs. 1970 MUSTANG - Automatic DEAR GEORGE: Thanks for the valnable legal advice EXPERT PAINTING and exterior, paperhanging, transmission, power steering. LANDSCAPING Specialize. kitchen faucets replaced, which III peas on to my readers. (P.S. II I’m aned lor praetk- excellent work references. LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - repaired, rec rooms, 6 cylinder. $795, or Best Offer. ing law without n license, will you represent me?) [ Win at bridge Exterior House Painting. Free estimates. Fully in New homes custom built i/i Alley Cop — Davs Grau* Tree pruning, bathroom remodeling, heat Call 649-0856. sured. Martin Matson, 649- remodeled, additions, rec modernization, etc. Free yiraving.mowing, weeding. 4431. rooms, garage, kitchens DEAR ABBY: When my husband courted me 1 was secret Estimate gladly given. M & N 1965 PLYMOUTH VALIANT- [II OOP, MY FT?1END/ I thought \ ..iNAW T*M rvAV^ Call 742-7947. remodeled,bath tile, cement ly flattered because he was terribly jealous. I thought it was Luckiest hand re-examined Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. 6 cylinder. Winterized, and proof of his love. Now that we’ve been married for a year. I'd HURT.' r HXRBCT= / JUSTcfRACklN'UFv O QUALITY PAINTING and work, steps, dormers, snow tires. $195. Call 289-0365. TO P1N/D ' yOU RXCH OVER THESE f li give anything if he weren't so jealous. hand at a heart slam and felt SNOW-PLOWING- Available Paper Hanging by Willis residential or commercial. MANCHESTER PLUMBING COWN IN THE DIRTJ ‘ NORTH Schultz. Fully insured Call 649-4291. 1974 COMET TWO DOOR- He is jealous of every man I mention, look at. or even pass ♦ QJ843 sure that unless he resorted all winter, night or day. & HEATING - Repairs. on the street. He accuses me of winking at them and giving SANDING AVAILABLE TOO. references. 649-4343. Thrlfty 6 cylinder with V 10 2 to some deceptive tactics his Remodeling. Pumps repaired them encouragement. He's even accused me of meeting men opponents would sacrifice in Don't wait til it snows! Call FIRST„Gbf(sS Carpentry - / replaced. Free estimates. automatic transmission, a — 6464)743. after 3:30 p.m. J.P. LEWIS St SON Inlerior Remodeling and Additions. power steering. Extra clean on my lunch hour, and says he "knows" I've been with a ♦ K Q J 14 S 5 spades. So he doubled Jaco Electric drain-snaking. 24- by’s one-spade opening. and Exterior painting, paper Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 hour service. 646-0237. and nice! $2195. 100 Gallons lover if I get home 15 minutes late. hanging, remodeling, carpen years experience! For Free WEST EAST Lockett jumped to four Gas Free With Purchase! No one is safe from his filthy accusations. (Even the boy 4 ----- 4 10 7 5 2 SNOW-PLOWING- Residen try. Fully insured. 649-9658. Estimates, call 646-4239. Suburban Motors, Route 83, A COMPLETE CAR CARE CENTER who delivers the newspaperl) He keeps after me to "confess" spades. West went to just tial and Commercial. Depen TAKQJ1S3 » 87 five hearts. Lockett went on Manchester-Talcottville Town things and there is nothing to confess! 1 will gladly go to the ♦ AKgiltZ dable. Reasonable. Call 649- SILKTOWN PAINTERS- FARRAND REMODELING - 4 986 3 to five spades and West tried Line. 6432076. police station and take a lie detector test-anything to 4 ----- « 976 2098, or 646-3824. Professional work at no extra Cabinets and Formica Tops, PLU M BIN G - 25 Y e a rs' prove my innocence once and for all. Help me.I six hearts. West had set his co'sT. Call 646-5424. Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad Experience! Call Tom • Top Quality Exhaust System • Brake Sar^^ SOUTH trap and young Jacoby (re 1974 MERCURY MONTEGO- INNOCENT HOUSE CLEANING ditions, Decks, All types of Dawkins at 649-7630. "Dif 4 door. A real sweetheart! 8 •Engine Tuna Up 1-3 4 AK96 member this was over 40 A&W PAINTING Contrac Remodeling and Repairs. » 64 years ago) fell right into it problems? General Geaning, ficult Jobs Taken In Stride." cylinder, automatic transmis DEAR INNOCENT: Yonr hnabind la the one who needs the Carpets. Floors, Walls, Smoke tors. Quality painting and Phone 643-6017. sion, power steering. None ^ Shock Ahsorher Rsplacmant • pm, Rustprootlng e J75 and doubled. paper hanging at reasonable Floorlng 36 help, Conatnnt acensationa without bntia are symptomatic ol The Flintatonas — Hanna Barbara Productions 4 A432 At this stage all West had St Water Damage Restora cleaner. $1995. 100 Gallons • Quality Used Cars Mwwmng a sick mind. Get the mm to a doctorl tion. Professional-Insured. rates. Fully insured.Freeii WROBEL St SON- General Gas Free If Purchased Before to do was to pass and make Estimates. Call Wayne 649- C a rp e n tr y St R e p a irs . FLOOR SANDING and Vulnerable: Neither six hearts doubled with an DOMESTICARE, 643-1945. January 6th. Suburban convenience along with a superior product. HEV./ I THINK ... y o u ' r e Specializing in Remodeling, REFINISHING. Floors like Motors, Route 83. CONFIDENTIAL TO “NEEDS HELP IN I F IN A L L Y NO, BUT I'AA Dealer; North overtrick. However, West Rec Rooms, Repairing of new. (Specializing in older HOLLYWOOD": Maybe he’s saving your rninoont lor a LOSING g a i n i n g l e s s got greedy. He knew Lockett Manchester-Talcottville Town FOUND WEIGHT West North East South N E E D YOUR SNOW TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain- Porches, Concrete and floors). Staining floors. No Line, 649-2076, rainy day. Aak him to plenae return It on account ol that’s EACH Pass Pass 14 would never take out his REMOVED this winter? Call ting. Interior, Exterior. Paper DIET Chimney Repairs. No job too waxing. Also Ceiling and why YOU bonght it. If that faili, make a trip to hit opart- T H A T w e e k / Dbl. 44 Pass Pass partner’s double. So West 644-1686 and talk to Geoff or Hanging. General Repairs. small. Discount Senior Interior Painting. John Ver- ment tod pick it up. WORKS 54 54 Pass Pass redoubled. Lockett passed, 643-4704 talk to Tom. Fully Insured. Call 6431949. Citizens. 649-2403. faille. 646-5750 after 6 pm. OFFICE SPACE" / , 64 Pass Pass Dbl. but Jacoby ran to six spades. Rdbl. Pass Pass 64 West continued to seven P* 7?* winh ym kk.had mora ufriendaT w m i , rerF ir thewe eeciexsecret mol hearts and now Jacoby was FOR RENT p e p ^ ty , get Abby’i new banUet: “Haw Ta Ba Papalar: 74 Pass Pass 74 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 369 MAIN ST. Dbl. Pass Pass Pass certain that West had been 250 square feel, ccnler of ^MANCHESTER Apartmanta For Rant 53, Apartmanta For Rant 33 Apartmanta For Rant 53 OlHcaa-Storaa lor Rant 55 M witfc • 1*^. dealt 13 red cards. Jacoby Mancliesler, air conditioning and Opening lead: 4K ran to seven spades. JANUARY 1st to MAY 1st. lurking. Call 64J-955I. 6 4 6 - 2 1 1 2 w«d. UII9 P.M. Sat SECOND FLOOR - Four room MANCHESTER- Second 466 MAIN STREET. North of 9 a.m. ■ 3 p.m. He didn’t expect to make Four Rooms. Call' after 5 apartment. No utilities, no floor, 5 rooms, with private Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. it, but he did. West opened p.m., 6438577. children or pets. Security and entrance. Close to schools and of centrally located space. By Oswald Jacoby the king of diamonds. references required. $170. Call shopping, in a nice Ideal for store, office or other and Alan Sontag Jacoby ruffed with dummy’s ROOMATE TO SHARE 39 evenings 6437279. neighborhood. No utilities. business or commercial use. ( Aatrograph eight of trumps, led a low Apartment- $100 monthly. No Call 875-6905. Call 6432426 35 pm. /MomJ The Born Loser — Art Sansom While on the subject of one, finessed his six, ruffed a utilities. Call anytime, 647- FURNISHED THREE ROOM TAURUS (April 23May 20) luck, here is the hand that second diamond high, led a 9283, keep trying. Heated apartment. Sepond Homaa tor Rant 54 MODERN CARPETED, Air Through the help of others, Oswald Jacoby considers to second trump, finessed his floor, 2 family. Adults. No conditioned offices, ample f c i f ideas you've had (or a long be his luckiest. It has been nine, ruffed his last dia MANCHESTER- 2 bedroom pets. Security. References. free parking. Broad Street lime can be put lo work in the mond, came to his hand with apartment, easy access to MANCHESTER- 447 Summit discussed in this column 6434860. Street. 3 Bedroom Cape. Rec location. Call 646-8422 or 643 way you envisioned. Some □ before, but is interesting a ciub, pulled East’s trumps highway, bus and MCC. 5762. thing quite good comes from and eventually discarded His Residential, private area. Room, Appliances. (Carpeting. enough for repetition. 2 1/2 ROOMS - Heat, hot Fireplace. Garage. No pets. this. The game was rubber hearts on long clubs. Plenty of parking, appliances, water, appliances. ' Main $400 monthly. 6436882. STORE FOR RENT- Ap GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don't (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE 1.) unheated. $260 per month. 643 1979 MERCURY RORCAT January 4,1979 be hesitant lo tackle Ideas bridge. North was the late Street. Second floor. Security. proximately 2000 square feet,, This coming year you are likely Charles Lockett of St. Louis, 1407 or 6437814. large in scope. You'll get all the (For a copy oUACOBY MOD References. Lease. Call after presently set up for recording lo make some important basic a fine conservative player. 6 p.m., 6433911. help and cooperation you need ERN, send SI lo: "Win at stuaio. West Middle Turnpike. changes in your life. When lo realize your alms. The time the early Thirties. 44x10 FOOT MOBILE HOME Call 6436205, or 643-6802. Bridge, " care of this newspa in Bolton. Working single per OMcaa-Storaa for Rant 55 these things occur, you'll de CANCER (June 21-July 22) You West, a very good player, per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City MANCHESTER- 2 Bedroom rive major benelils in each wanted to get to play the son only. No pets, animals or Apartment, second floor. now have the allegiance of SiBlIon, New York, N. Y. 10019.) children. 6432880. ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. EPA ESTIMATE instance. people who previously have Appliances and utiiities in Ideal location. $300 including CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) been either difficult to see or to Heathcliff — Georgs Qataly cluded. $275 per month. Call utilities. Don Horrigan, ADVERTISING Aside from your personal ambi- get In your corner. Exceptional 6435016. Barrows Company.647-1000. AVG. HWY. 32 MPG lions, you havd extra things gains can be made. DEADLINE going lor you today that are LEO (July 23Aug. 22) Knowl 0 1(29 by MCA. Inc ,ru R*g U T o K n it 3 ROOMS - Available now. MANCHESTER- Main Street 12:00 noon the day before COMBINED 25 MPG likely to be instigated by oth edge you've accumulated will Carpeting, parking. Second modern office available. '400 publication. ers. Find oul more of what lies have an avenue of expression Winthrop - Dick Cavalll el floor. Call 6435729. so. ft. Heat, AC included. Call Deadline tor Saturday and ahead lor you in 1979 by send that could be quite prolilable. 6432469 or 6432755. Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. ing for your copy of Astro- You’re optimistic enough today Graph Letter. Mail 50 cents lor to use It. CHILOF&J HAVE A "RUNWlNtr /ANDA"RUNNIN c3- each and a long, self- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A TWO DIFfiERENr BECAUSE' B E C A U S E addressed, stamped envelope person with whom you have R U N N IN G 'yCU'RELATE 'itXlHBABTHE ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. lo Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, strong friendship ties will prove SPEEDS... FOfZ GCHCOL-“ I C e - C R B W ^ Ideal location. $300 including Radio City Station, N Y. 10019. to be a beneficial channel and Be sure to specily birth sign. SPEED.. BSJ_'ePEED, r 5 utilities. Don Horrigan, bring something worthwhile AQUARIUS (Jan. 23Feb. 19) ^ 2 DIAL AN AO FORM Barrows Company, 647-tlXlf Into your day. Thia is an opportune day lo LIBRA (Sept. 2 30 cl. 23) Today discuss an important matter BOLTON - Large office Is rich with acceptable alterna Call 643-2718 you've been reluctant lo talk tives where Important matters available immediately. Has about lo one with whom you are concerned. Take time to FOR AFTER HOURS HEIALO private entrance, store front, are closely associated. Lay all study everything available to and DOLLAR SAVER AOS good barking, good your cards on the table. you. accessibility and excellent PISCES (Feb. 20-Msrch 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) WRITE YOUR FAST AD ON THIS FORM location. Call Mr. Lindsey, Your financial aspects are ex Your two greatest assets are (fi 646-2482. tremely promising today, par productivity and the ability to (3 03 BEFORE CALUNO IN. ticularly where they pertain lo gel along with co-workers. You By CHRIS BLAKE objects are a target for more van .The parks and recreation depart lirralil Rf|H>rlrr dalism, he said. ment will probably bring in a por EAST HARTFORD - Two weeks The rash of vandalism this year table unit during the summer„when ago. police questioned four youths prom pt^ Black'Stqne to call for a the park is frequently used, he said. who they believe were responsible restitution prograrnfer-vandqls who Hockanum Park is another How to cook for damaging six sidewalk slabs and are caught. He proposed putting the problem area, Balet said. Much of two driveway aprons at the construc vandals to work to compensate for the problem is the attraction tion site of the Hockanum Park Pool the damage they have caused. provided by a major contruction site last October. Although the courts have imposed there, he said. with versatile Usually, the police are not so for restitution sentences, the root of the The Olympic-sized Hockanum Pool tunate when it comes to catching problem remains. is being built at the park, which also vandalism suspects. Blackstone and Drumm agree includes a school and a baseball field In 1978 alone, vandals burned down most of the vandalism is done by a on 9.7 acres of land. the press boxes at both high schools, small number of persons. Drumm "The Hockanum Park includes a spilled paint on snow fences at said it is often the same individuals major construction site and the involved in different incidents and WHOLEGRAIN several parks, played deftiolition der novelty of it brings kids to the site,” by with town trucks after breaking Blackstone said “It’s the same he said into the town garage and ripped nucleus — and it’s not just teen “It is not yet a town facility, so the apart the plumbing at the Center agers. Young adults are also in problem of vandalism remains with Park lavatory. volved.” the contractor,” he said. “But, even .Most of these incidents pass with tually the town will have to take over OATS the culprit getting off scot-free and The Problem in the Parks that facility and we will be the public picking up the tab. “The type of vandalism at Gorman answerable for vandalism Town officials estimate taxpayers Park can be pinpointed to a specific problems.” will foot the bill to the tune of $20,000 group, not identifiable,” said Fred The department is looking at to replace or repair town property Balet, methods of securing the poolhouse which was destroyed or damaged in “We don’t know their names and building. 1978. addresses, but we know the group “These methods become costly,” Police records indicate more than that’s doing it,” he said. he said. “You have to ask yourself, 200 separate incidents of vandalism Gorman Park is the town’s largest 'What is cost effective?” he said. to town property were reported in park, excluding the grounds at the “You could put a policeman in 1978. Schools and parks were the two There used to be an enclosed press box Penney High School. In 1978, damage to town Veterans Memorial Clubhouse. Its every park, but when the cop leaves Let this short course in wholegrain cooking open up a whole new, nutritious way of eating for favorite targets for vandals. area makes it impossible to super the damage can be done,” he said. you and your family. It’s divided into five easy lessons, each an exciting new way to bring where this temporary facility sits at East property totaled over $20,000, a cost which vise fully. wholegrain oats into your life. Gorman Park was hardest hit. Hartford High School. Vandals burned down will be picked up by taxpayers. (Herald photo “If a new piece of equipment is More than 35 incidents were reported Last summer, the police and the wrecked, there are two philosophies ^ But, first, we d like to school you on what makes quick or old fashioned oats ''wKoiegrain.’’ at the park. The rash of vandalism the press box in September and a month later by Blake) parks and recreation department for dealing with it,” Balet said. It s a fact that each of the oat flakes contains the original bran, germ and endosperm that nature caused Parks and Recreation Direc a similar fire destroyed the press box at began to crack down on youths who “One is to take it away from the grew into it. Nothing of consequence is processed out in manufacturing, and nothing artificial is added. congregated in the park to drink and tor Fred N. Balet to take several file a copy of the damage report to Drumm also said more arrests public. But when you do that you’re Oats have a whole lot going for them. They are high in things that count-fiber, protein, and .eplacing it and the cost of labor smoke pot after 9 p.m., when all steps to improve security at the park, the Corporation Counsel’s office and could be made if the public which would otherwise be put to a depriving many of its use because of other nutrients. For instance, wholegrain oats contain 7 B vitamins and vitamin E. They'also supply parks are closed to the public. the actions of a few. The other including installing sidewalks and the town institutes a civil suit. cooperated more than it does. When different use, nine minerals —iron, calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium, phosphorus, copper, manganese and moving a sheltered area from the "We've had a pretty good ap However, areas of the park which philosophy is to fix it as soon as possi vandals broke into the town garage, "You try to impress upon the zinc. And oats arc also low in things that count —like sugar and cholesterol, yet supply only 110 wooded portion of the park to the pool prehension rate in the cases wher cannot be seen are 'vulnerable. ble. This is what we have tried to -flcurnm said the polije received no public that this is a real loss — a bad Balet said the music shell, which calorics per serving. area. we've caught the vandals,’’ Drumm callTTroln'qitizens neTrby do,” he said. thing," said Mayor Richard H. cannot be seen from the May Road Goes In Cycles said, "especially during the past “The public has a vested interest in Balet said the vandals, if caught, Blackstone. entrance to the park, is difficult to year.” this problem," he said. "Today it’s should make financial restitution. Police Chief Clarence A. Drumm "The people who engage in it don’t supervise. However, Drumm said there is no the parks but tomorrow it could be This should include a 20 percent sur said vandalism seems to run in gain anything. The public loses the 'The town installed sidewalks at the solution to the^problem except their property.” charge to cover the administrative The miMtion of wholegrain oats shines through in a variety of treats. Clockwise from bottom: cycles. Some years, vandalism is use of the facility and the town loses entrance driveway, where speeding high and other years it drops off. "preventive maintenance" — closely time and money when the property is costs of repairing damaged property, Peanut Raisin /umbos, Cheesy Apple Muffins and Create An Add-A-Crunch over peach slices. watching the area where incidents Hidden Costs motorists endanger pedestrians, he he said. ■ Vandalism was slightly higher in replaced,” he said. Ground Oat Flour feels, covered container in cool dozen cookies. are repeated often. For every incident of vandalism, said. Also, the shelter was moved “It’s extremely frustrating,” Balet baking dish in microwave Saute onion in margarine to 20 minutes or until light 1978 than in the two previous years, there are two costs. There is the cost Most of the damaged property is from the wooded valley to the area tastes and looks different dry place up to 6 months. Keep a nutritious, nut mixing until dry in Drain pineapple, reser Drumm said. "We cover the parks around the said. “You go up to the parks to make oven at HIGH 8 to 9 in 4-Vz^]t. Dutch oven. Add golden brown. to replace the property and there is repaired or replaced, he said. between Lord Pool and the tennis from the all-purpose flour Use for baking, breading, like, crunchy topping as gredients are moistened. ving juice. Combine clock," he said, “but vandals are like your normal rounds to pick up debris minutes or until light water, carrot and 3. COOL; store in tightly Drumm said most of the damage is the “hidden cost.” Damaged property brings more courts. you’re used to using. thickening or dredging and close as your refrigerator, Fill 12 greased muffin cups tomatoes, tomato paste, done by teen-age residents and most any other criminal. They wait until damaged property, he said. The town and you find some use the barrels, Please don’t sift it or you’ll golden brown, stirring seasonings. Bring to a boil. covered container in 2/3 full. Sprinkle each muf The hidden cost includes the loss of At Center Park, the damaged browning. (When used in ready to sprinkle on your after every 2 minutes of reserved pineapple juice, of the vandals are not caught. the police car is gone before they likes to replace vandalized property but others turn them upside down and lose the tiny pieces of the Cover; simmer about 10 refrigetator up to 6 fin cup of batter with about strike." use of a piece of progerty for a period lavatory has been closed “and will baking, substitute up to but favorite foods, cooking. sugar, vinegar H teas When they are caught, the police as soon as possible because damaged scatter the debris. There’s no rhyme nutritious germ and fiber- not more than 1/3 of the minutes. Add fish. Cover; months. Makes 1 to 2 .1 teaspoon chopped nuts, if of time, the adminRtrative costs of probably be dismantled,” Balet said. or reason to it.” ROMANO continue cooking about 5 cups toasted oats. poon salt; mix well. rich bran. Ground oat flour all-purpose flour called for Just substitute Ground desired. Bake at 400°F. Reserve % cup tomato is low in gluten. Gluten with oat flour.) Makes ADD-A-CRUNCH Oat Flour directly for all minutes. Gradually add about 18 minutes. Makes 1 2 cups quick or old combined milk and oat CHEESY APPLE mixture. Brown meat and makes dough elastic, about I cup. purpose flour as a dozen muffins. onion; add toasted oats, keeping the end product fashioned oats, flour, stirfing constantly. MUFFINS PEANUT RAISIN thickener. And you’ll give SWEET ’N SOUR pineapple, reserved' Special Buy! OKKar <%M.... KXff fflO G EO F from crumbling. uncooked your soups, gravies, sauces Cook over medium-high 1/2 cup milk STUFFED PEPPERS tomato mixture, eggs, 1 Therefore, it must be JUMBOS 1/2 cup margarine, melted and stews a nutrition and heat, stirring frequently, 3/4 cup margarine 1 egg teaspoon salt, and pepper, mixed with high gluten all 1/3 cup grated Romano or flavor bonus. Begin here about 5 minutes or until 1/4 cup oil One 8-1/4-ozAan crushed I cup chunk style mixing well. Slice off tops Sertapedic*' purpose flour to form a Parmesan cheese with Seafare Chowder! thickened. Add cheese and 1 cup Toasted Oats peanut butter pineapple of green peppers; remove cohesive batter or dough 1 teaspoon each oregano sherry, stirring constantly 1 cup flour 3 n a £ GmUPSorTHEOm... 1- 1/2 cups brown sugar SEAFARE CHOWDER One 16-oz. can tomatoes seeds. Spoon about V t cup for breads or cakes.. In and basil until cheese is melted. 7 eggs 1/2 cup finely chopped jjpple One 6-oz. can tomato paste meat mixture into each most recipes you can easi 1/4 teaspoon garlic or 1/4 cup green onion slices Makes about eight 1-cup 1/2 cup shredded Cheddar 1/4 cup brown sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla servings. pepper; place in 4-V4-qt. $f ly substitute Ground Oat onion salt 3 tablespoons margarine cheese 2 tablespoons vinegar ^ 8 8 Dutch oven. Add water to 2- 1/4 cups Ground Oat Flour Flour for up to, but no 1/3 cup brown sugar 1-1/2 teaspoons salt 1 cup raisins Combine all ingredients; 3 cups water TOASTED OATS remaining tomato mixture, Each Piece more than, 1/3 of the all tablespoon baking 1-1/2 teaspoons soda mix well. Bake in 15-Vz x 2 cups carrot slices 1 lb. ground beef mixing well; pour over FULL SIZE, EACH PIECE $88 88 purpose flour. However, in 3/4 teaspoon salt 1. PLACE 1 to 2 cups powder \M 1 teaspoon cinnamon lO-Vz-inch jelly pan at 1/2 cup chopped onion peppers. Cover; simmer 45 some recipes you can use 1/2 teaspoon dill weed quick or old fashioned oats, 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 1/4 teaspoon salt 350°F. about 18 to 20 1 cup Toasted Oats to 50 minutes or until For a very short time you can buy SHOP all Ground Oat Flour, such uncooked in ungreased 15- 1/2 teaspoon salt minutes. Cool; store in 1/4 teaspoon paprika 2 eggs peppers are tender. Makes this apedai Sartapadic mattress at EARLY as in Peanut Raisin Jum Beat together 1 bay leaf Vz X 10-Vz-inch jelly roll 1/8 teaspoon pepper a price just too good to pass up. It’s /I' bos. margarine, peanut butter covered co n tain er in pan. ~6 servings. refrigerator up to 3 1 lb. frozen fish fillets, Add combined milk, egg 6 green peppers the value of the yaarl / aROUND OAT FLOUR and sugar; blend in eggs cut up 2. BAKE in preheated and oil to combined 3/4 cup water 1. PLACE l-V* cups quick and vanilla. Add combined months. Sprinkle over moderate oven (350°F.)' 18 tossed green salads, soups, 1 cup milk remaining ingredients, Limited Time Oniy! or old fashioned oats, un remaining ingredients; 1/2 cup Ground Oat Flour cooked in blender or food mix well. Drop by rounded casseroles or vegetables. Makes about 3 cups. 1-•1/2 cups shredded Cheddar MAPLEFmH! processor; cover. tablespoonfuls onto lightly cheese 2. BLEND about 60 greased cookie sheet. Bake MICROWAVE OVEN 3 tablespoons sherry or seconds. at 350°F. about 12 to 14 DIRECTIONS: Cook in lemon juice AN INCREDIBLE 3. STORE in tightly minutes. Makes about 3 ungreased 11 x 7-inch 1 p - , r FULL OR QUEEN SIZE BED, TRIPLE DRESSER, HUTCH MIRROR, AND LARGE CHEST ON SALE THIS WEEK ONLY! Neighbor’s Kitchen - .. J EXTENDED FOR 10 DAYS ONLY! By Betty Ryder ^-7 HUTCH Del Chesky of 180 Northview Drive, South Windsor, enjoys cooking for her husband, Walt, and their three In a large pan, add two cans of clams with broth, 2 cans 4 PG. BEDROOM SET MIRROR children and especially likes the challenge of concocting of water, celery, onions and potatoes and simmer until economical meals. the potatoes are cooked. Use cream (half and half or •A cook who works without too many actual medium), thicken with cornstarch and flour in warm i l , measurements, Del adds and subtracts from a recipe to milk, whip till thick, add Accent and add to pan. suit her own family’s tastes. "Many of our customers comment on the chowder. It’s Del and Walt, no newcomers to the cooking field, a quick and easy recipe and tastes great,” Del said. I (9, operate Restaurant 94 at Interstate Highway 86 in South pel has a recipe for what she calls Italian Stuffing, and Nite Stand Windsor. it is for stuffing a 25-lb. turkey. Again, you have to gage *88. Prior to that, they operated the 5 Corners Restaurant the measurements, which most cooks will not find dif at Wapping Center. ficult, It, of course, can be adjusted for a smaller turkey MASTai»E$T Now that Interstate Highway 86 is being widened by the or chicken. State of Connecticut, the Cheskys are eyeing other sites Break stale bread into a bowl and add enough warm to relocate their popular restaurant. water to moisten well. One ol our most exciting bed One of the family’s favorite dishes is breast of chicken Add a little chopped onion, eggs (Del uses 3 eggs for 25- rooms. Superbly constructed ol in a pineapple and mushroom sauce. lb. turkey), sage, poultry seasoning and salt and pepper native American hardwoods to taste. Grated parmesan cheese (l-'/i lb.), parsley CANNONBALL BED Economizing, Del says she precooks the chicken to get and pine engraved wood prod flakes, and a large piece of garlic — so you can find it to FULL OR QUEEN SIZE broth for future use in soups, stews, etc. then uses this remove later. ucts, finished in o worm pine, trmle recipe. on heirloom today ... and to Toss ingredients together. ^ PRESSER 1 can crushed pineapple (1 lb. 4 oz.) morrow. Unusually fine quality 1 cup canned mushrooms Del says the "setting ” process of this stuffing is impor at a special price. Includes fuN 1 jar (10 oz.) sweet and sour sauce tant. Refrigerate for two hours so flavors will blend. or queen size bed, triple dres Simrtier pineapple, mushrooms and sweet and sour Remove garlic clove. You can add meat to mixture if ser, hutch mirror, large chest sauce till hot and flavors blend. Salt and pepper to taste desired. If mixture appears dry, add additional water or egg to moisten. of drawers. The dresser ond and add W teaspoon Accent seasoning. Let all simmer a chest feature dust proof cen few minutes more. The Chesky’s three children, Mike, Robin and Denise have all pitched in through the years to help out. ter-guide drowers. AB master Place the partially cooked chicken in a square baking fully designed by Broyhil. dish, pour on sauce, and cook at 350 degrees until chicken Robin works at the restaurant doing dishes, and B r o y h i is tender and golden brown. Baste frequently with sauce. •Denise, who is assistant manager, is in charge of This recipe has no oil,” Del said. “Just natural preparing desserts. Open juices.” “She makes one called ‘Crazy Pudding’ (for lack of a better name) which the customers love. Her secret in TUB. 9-8 Del likes to serve it with rice. Another recipe which is popular at Restaurant 94 is gredient is C.W! Post’s cereal,” her mother said. OPEN: WED. 9-8 Del’s Clam Chowder. When the Chesky’s relocate their restaurant, they ad ALL LIVING mit they are going to miss many friends they’ve made at “I make it in a giant pot at the restaurant. But, you’ll FURNITURE TUESe, WED. & THURS. NITESj THUR. 9-9 Restaurant 94. "We had people who used to come our way have to judge just how much to make for your family,” FRI. 9-5 ROOM SETS she said. , on vacation every year and stop in. Of course, we have FURNITURE PEOPLE SAT. 9-5 Cut p o ta t^ and dice and soak in cold water. Chop lots of area people too, who we’ll miss.^N^alt said. N O W ON SALf- But, the Chesky’s are eyeing the future a'hd hopefully SINCE 1932 6 4 6 - 2 3 6 3 celery, onions and cook in a saucepan with butter until CITY MON. 9-5 almost tender. will open even a bigger and better restaurant to serve their many customers. 810-818 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER SAVE 20% 1,40% Del Chesky of South Windsor makes a pie, mushrooms and sweet and sour sauce. delicious chicken entree complete with pineap- (Herald photo by Pinto) PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHCTER EVENINCJ HERALD. jr.^. Wt-d., ,,7<, mNCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Jan. 3, 1979- PAGE TjVENTY-THREF. year. Is there a way to make giving practices. eral interest will be dis it all less depressing? How about waiting uuntil cussed in future columns. DEAR READER - Y9ur later in the morning I NEWSPAI'ER ENTERPalSE ASSN. I family needs to take a good, begin? And then havinjg'ev-i> . Shops Open Sunday 9 am-spniS hard look at Its Christmas eryone else wait while one Kililt* Grikup CHOICES traditions. Why be m isera person opens and admires a ble year after year when a present? Even more satisfy MANCHESTER - The THE AND YOU Karen Blaker Ph.D. few changes could alleviate ing, perhaps, might be cre Bible Discovery Group of - water the problems? ating a new ritual of opening Concordia Lutheran William Steif Do not be slaves to habit. single gifts on the nights Start by making of list of before Christmas. Church will meet Thursday your old traditions. Then You m entioned going at 9:30 a m. at the church. Fresh or Smoked Same Time Next Year? begin to think about earoling with your church Treasures to Share changes. group. But you didn't write A A (Ar«»ii|> By WUIfam Steif You may be building up about any religious celebra too much excitement and too By Karen Blaker, Ph.D. Christmas morning at 6 tion on Christmas itself. MANCHESTER - The Outside Logan (pop. 795) on the principal highways of o'clock. We gather around many expectations by your Has Santa, rather than Day by Day group of no^w est Kansas stand six 5-by-14-ioot signs. They say: DEAR DR. BM K ER - the tree and my husband high-key pro-Christmas Christ, become the main Alcoholics Anonymous will "Dane G. Hansen Memorial Museum. Oriental art, guns "rhank heaven Christmas is holds the children at bay pace. This level of anticipa character of the day? Some meet tonight at 8 at Center and coins. Periodic Smithsonian exhibits.” over! It is our family’s most while I make coffee. families have stopped giving tion practically ensures a Congregational Church. To the sophisticates of New York or Los Angeles, that lb depressing holiday. Then they go wild with the drastic letdown. gifts on Christmas, instead may not seem a matter of great moment. But for the folks Porit Sbould^r Every year our celeb.’-a- pre.scnts. Months of plan To help you understand working on some Joint AA contact is available in the thousands of American towns like Logan, Kan., those tion starts out just fine. The ning and shopping are over more about this common project for the needy, "rhere 24 hours daily bv calling signs and their counterparts nationwide indicate the weeks leading up to the big in 20 minutes. Even after we reaction to inflated expecta are many ways to put the 646-2355. federal government’s vast reservoir of knowledge is B oneless C h u ck S houlder R oast -GreatBeerusDAo^ 1 . 6 9 e day are hectic but fun as we have cleaned up the mess, it tions, I arti sending you a spirit back into Christmas. coming to see them. run around buying presents, is only 7:30. copy of my new hotline, How about writing a fam ily history for next year's The vehicle is the Smithsonian Institution Traveling sending cards, decorating I spend the rest of the day "Fighting Depression.” (ilirisliuli Sci«‘nti8l Exhibition Service — SITES, for short — that begun a the house and baking cakes in the kitchen preparing din Christmas project? What a B oneless B e e f C h u ck R oast "GreatBeef usoAChoice Other readers can order cop MANCHESTER - First quarter-century ago. * 1 . 5 9 . and cookies. ner, which we eat in mid ies by sending 50 cents and a wonderful present that SITES currently has about 170 traveling shows on the would be for everyone. Even Christmas Eve is fun afternoon. Just like the pre stamped, self-addressed en Church of Christ, Scientist, road, says Debbie Dawson, one of SITES' 10 exhibit because we always go carol sents, dinner is over in velope to me in care of this Write to Dr. Blaker in care will have its regular of this newspaper, P.O. Box coordinators. Each exhibit stays in one place four to six B ^ e le s s B lade S te a k B e e f C huck “Great BeerusoA choice ing with our church and then record time. I clean up and newspaper, P.O. Box 475, meeting tonight at 8 at the weeks, and each exhibit spends a total of one to two years * 1 . 8 9 b stop by someone’s house for we usually watch television Radio City Station, New 475, Radio City Station, New on the road. York, N.Y. 10019. Volume of church, 447 N. Main St. refreshments. until it's time for bed. York, N.Y. 10019. "The World of Haitian Paintings," 57 pictures from the Spirits are still high when I can't believe we will go Furthermore, you might mail prohibits personal The meeting, which will renlies. but questions of gen collection of Claude August Douyon of Port-au-Prince, is the children awaken us on through the same thing next look closely at your gift- include testimonies of fairly typical. It covers works of 32 painters, including "White Gem” healing. i« open to all. Hector Hyppolite, Haiti’s foremost artist. It was originally organized by Arnold Lehman, of the Miami Museum. It is 2-2% pound pkg unusual — colorful, detailed, filled with tropical symbols 6ft and voodooism. And it is so good that S f l ^ picked it up and first showed it in a room off the lobby of the Inter- American Development Bank in Washington. A quarter-century ago, that’s as far as it would have CiTicken Wings 2 59i5 Chicken Breast S iK *l.0 9 'lb gone. But from Washington, now it’ll go first to Parkersburg, W. Va., then to Santa Clara,'^Calif., D u r h ^ , N.C., HoforSweet S'! A O Medford, Ore., Chattanooga, Tenn., Surrey, British Colum Countryfine Italian Sausage 2-2’/zlb.pkg I ,H -v 7 bia, and so on. What are some of the other SITES shows now on the 11b. road? pkg. There’s Berlin Porcelain, from West Germany; Ameri Sliced Bacon J:g *1.29 ca’s First Ladies, from the Smithsonian collections; a Stop & Shop - Regular, Maple, flight exhibit, from the Smithsonian’s new Air and Space Museum; Treasures of Cyprus, from the Cypriot Archeo or Thick Slice ^OTO PROCESSING logical Museum; The Deep South’s Folk Art and Crafts, from the Smithsonian, and many more. About eight n^ion people see these exhibits annually. They’re shown in widely varying locales: Chicago’s Art ISALE! Institute, local banks, libraries and schools, stores off the y •V In Old China, bells were rung to call for rain.« PAGE TW ENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed . Jan. 3. 11)79 potential beneficiaries," he added. took place less than two years prior Several conditions must be met matter how long ago the veteran to the veteran's death. died.” Oak Hill Short VA News before survivors can qualify for these MANCHESTER EVENjNG HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed.. Jan. 3. 1979- PAGE TWENTY-SKVKN HARTFORD (UPI) - Unless the new dependency and indemnity com ♦"'Benefits w ill not be paid if death Survivors of veterans who died The Veterans Administration cy's problem is that its records Oak H ill School for the Blind comes pensation payments: was due to the veteran's willful mis prior to Oct. 1 of this year must apply wants to identify a reiativeiy smatT system is not designed to identify up w ith f4,000 by Saturday, the school • The veteran must have been conduct or was wrongfully and inten for this new benefit, VA pointed out, group of veterans' survivors survivors of these veterans. may not be ablb to meet its com receiving 100 percent disability com tionally caused by the claimant. but VA w ill automatically notify sur throughout New England ^^o are "While we believe the number of' m itm ents. pensation payments from VA for at vivors of veterans who die sub 9 eligible for a new form of VA com these spouses and, children is Oak H ill officials said although the A U iOOD MARf STORiS OPEN SUNDAY A.M. fO 4 P.M. least 10 years before his'or her death, VA said no dependency and indem sequent to the date of their potential pensation payments authoriz^just school has raised $40,000 to date, it is small, we are doing or for at least five years from dis nity compensation payments w ill be elibility for the new payments. before Congress adjourned in everything we can to make sure that s till $4,000 short of a local fund charge if death occurred within 10 made under this new provision of law all potentially eligible survivors are raising goal at a time when tober. ^ars of leaving service'^’ for periods prior to Oct. 1, 1978. Complete information as to Members of the group are sur made aware of these new benefits.” * The surviving spouse must have enrollments have increased by 50 WALDBAUMS AH year through your best toed buy eligibility for the new dependency a VA spokesman said. percent. vivors of certain totally service- been married to the veteran for at "Eligible survivors of totally dis And indemnity compensation disabled veterans who died prior to “ We are seeking the cooperation of least two years prior to the veteran’s The state pays for less than one- abled veterans who died before that payments may be obtained by con half the $25,000 annual cost fo r each October 1 of this year of nonservice- the major national veterans death. date will receive benefits," the VA tacting any VA office or a service of Food M art organizations and the press in handicapped child that attends the connected causes. * Benefits will be paid only to spokesman said, “ but the benefits ficer of a local veterans organization. The VA said at Boston the agen- bringing this to the attention of children in cases where a marriage Willi be retroactive only to Oct. 1 no boarding school. The balance is made up in private donations. for price and quality is Food Mart! ASP SUPER BONUS COUPON P in o ch le ) iM th th it a n uiiiicipt iti^ by law)' i fi ot caii ' Cains T e n d e rle a f H a w iia n Seneca j Lincoln Food Club ManrlifsIiT . ( ^ I t Top scorers in the h O ii - M ayonnaise M u s h ro o m Manchester Senior Citizens T ea Bags Punch Applesauce!Apple Juice Pinochle Group game Dec. MV 32 OZ JAR ton COUNT PKG ALL FLAVORS 46 OZ CAN 25 OZ JAR 64 OZ BOTTlF. Soup 28 at the Army and Navy Kile'Tuna 10'. OZ CAN Club are Kitty Byrnes. 625. *»«?»? ')«M ■*»«nnn k n v M n to tMtoy SMptt. 31.1»7«- ito itwnliu ki Mcti rllMiiNM r I SuffiM Vincent Borello, 622, Ann AkMnti. uewl to •McHIctoirnMto In ilto to Fisher, 620. Bob Hill. 606. Lee Stenmeyer. 593. Jennie Fogarty. 582. Ann F o rtier. TEDDIE OLD FASHIONED 581. B etty Jesanis. 578. PEANUT BUTTER 16 OZ JAR ggc WOOLITE LIQUID 32 oz bottle *2.39 Bess Moonan. 573. and rWALDBAUM S N Y. STYLE DEUf^ 100 COUNT Joseph Carlin. 565. LUNDY New York Sharp MR. COFFEE FILTERS PACKAGE 7 9 HABITANT SOUPS s K 4 ^a'??s 99* \ I'rnun Winners in the Vernon COOKEDHAM POPCORN red°e"n''^1i'c'her 15 OZ JAR 79* FORMULA 409 22 OZ. BOTTLE 89* ■ Senior Citizens Pinochle AND SHOULDER Cheddar UMITED One ! il' 1 nq One 11I' |)ky Pkg of Two 400 ct tolls Club tournament Dec. 28 at SLICED TO ORDER Cheese HUNT’S MANWICH 63* NESTLES SOUPTIME ^a^k^ e 49* TIME the Senior Citizens Center A&P A&P are W illia m F a rr. 654, Joe SOFT-WEVE S £t W SWISS MISS RAGU Fetko, 615, Frieda Weber, OFFER 601, and Irene Petersen, MARGARINE SALTINES TISSUES OiMite's H j T o m a to S p a g h e tti 591. 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