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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.

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