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PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 4. 1977 At the White House SNET delivering Photographer cites The weather Inside today Showers with chance of a few new directories Area news . .1-3-B Editorial . 4-a thundershowers this afternoon, highs job’s frustrations mid to upper 50s. Partly cloudy tonight, Classified .10-11-B Fam ily .......... id-a Delivery of about 53,100 new New England ’Telephone studies Wednesday, lows tonight in 30s. High C om ics.......... U-A Obituaries .,. 12-A It’s not easy taking pieturns at the has to raise the camera over her Manchester-Rockville telephone show that the bulk of calls to direc­ Wednesday in low 50s. National Dear Abby . U-A S p o rts.......... 8-9-B White House, Linda Wheeler told head to make pictures over a crowd directories has started to residences tory assistance come from a small weather forecast map on Page 10-B. Connecticut photographers Sunday. of other photographers. and businesses, according to percentage of telephone customers. , . .1 L f ijim ^ ' VOLiTCe^,! N0:-187 Ms. Wheeler, a photographer for Ms. Wheeler also told of covering Southern New England Telephone. ’The frequent users push up the cost PftiGE, FIF'l'KHNCKN'rs” nine years with the Washington Post, the recent “siege” of Washington, in Customers should begin using the of providing this service and that explained the frustration of which terrorist Hanaify Muslins took new phone book April 13. cost is shared by all Connecticut photographing the President and more than 100 hostages and seized The cover of the new phone book customers. White House events in a seminar three city buildings. portrays an artist’s impression of a Customers should continue to use their old directories until April 13 In Buckland Industrial Park case sponsored by the Connecticut News Ms. Wheeler was arrested by typical Connecticut scene. Photographers Association (CNP). District of Columbia Police on the Information on how to obtain because new telephone numbers con­ "For the first couple of months last day of the siege, when officers emergency numbers appears on the tained in the new phone books with a new President, we have to wanted to stop her from inside front cover of the phone book. become effective at that time. cover every single thing he does,” photographing the release of Numbers for police and fire Old telephone books will be Ms. Wheeler said. hostages. She goes to court this week assistance are listed here. collected April 13 to April 26 In the It’s frustrating, she said, because to fight the charge. The phone company encourages Manchester-Rockville area. Judgeupholds every photograph is staged, and customers to use the telephone direc­ 'The old books will be brought to a locations and times for photography Other speakers at the Sunday tory to look up numbers rather than paper reprocessing mill for recycling are restricted. seminar included three innovative call directory assistance. Southern into such new paper products as “Nothing is exclusive,” she said. photographers from the Hackensack cardboard, roofing paper and "If you get a good picture, you’re (N.J.) Record, and John Craig of pressboard. lucky.” Simsbury, an antique camera expert. Residents in the area are asked to zone change Photographers are always roped Photographer Ted Ancher of the deposit the outdated books in con­ off in an area of the room where the Bristol Press was named Connec­ at veniently located bins. Containers By GREG PEARSON procedural matters had not been will be placed at the Southern New town will pull together to make this President is, she said, and the ad­ ticut Photographer of the Year in a Herald Reporter followed obtaining the project a reality," he said. Cancer Society England Telephone business office at ministration limits photography contest awards ceremony at the Common Pleas Court Judge M. change. “Other communities and states are sessions to 60 seconds. seminar. 52 E. Center St. in Manchester, at the Morgan Kline has upheld a zone Castleman also urged that the to sponsor SNET central office at 33 Elm St. in standing in line to welcome them The strict time limit, the lack of Herald Photographer Steve Dunn change granted for 245 acres planned matter not be further appealed. (J.C. Penney, the major tenant in the understanding by the Secret Service, won an honorable mention for one of Rockville, at the SNET central office for inclusion in the Town of "In view of the court decision, the bake sale at 2220 Main St. in Glastonbury, at proposed park). We now have an op­ and the large number of White House his photographs published by ’The Manchester’s proposed industrial overwhelming approval of the portunity in Manchester that is un­ photographers makes the job dif­ Herald last year. The photo, of an old the SNET building located at 14 park. taxpayers of Manchester of the bond The Manchester unit of the Chapman St. in East Hartford and at likely to repeat itself in our time,” he ficult, she said. man in New York City’s garment dis­ Judge Kline’s decision supports the issue, and our ever-increasing need American Cancer Society will spon­ said. Another factor contributing to the trict, was entered in the portrait- the SNET garage on New State Rd. in zone change granted by the Planning for tax revenue, we all hope that the sor an Easter bake sale Thursday at Manchester. In his decision. Judge Kline ruled difficult, Ms. Wheeler said, is her personality section of the annual con­ and Zoning Commission (PZC) Jan. appellants will respect the will of the the Connecticut Bank & ’Trust Co., that the EDC had the authority to height — she’s just 5 feet 1. She often test. 17. people of Manchester and not con­ apply for the zone change. Beck and Main St. office, from 9 a.m. until the An appeal from the zone change tinue further resistance to the in­ supply runs out. Pagano had claimed that the EDC Bids being asked was taken by seven plaintiffs, dustrial park,” he said. did not own the property and, thus, The sale is in conjunction with the represented by Attys. Bruce Beck Pagano replied, “We’re going to annual April Cancer Crusade which on library ramp could not file the application. 5 and Anthony Pagano. have to evaluate'the judge’s decision “Any person may file an applica­ is conducted to raise funds needed to ’The Town of Manchester is seeking Pagano said that he could not com­ and the law on the subject" before support the programs of research, tion for a change of zone," the judge Guitarists to entertain bids on installation of a .wheel chair ment on the decision or a possible deciding' on an appeal. said in his ruling. He called the EDC education and service to patients of ramp and renovations of the parking Culvert replacement work begins appeal of that decision until he has the American Cancer Society. "the logical party" to make the lot at the Mary Cheney Library. Work on constructing a larger culvert on W. Middle Tpke. over Bigelow Brook is under reviewed the 11-page opinion, which application in this case. at AARP meeting Anyone wishing to contribute bake The ramp will be in the rear of the he received this morning. ’The plain­ goods may bring them to the bank way this week. A temporary by-pass pipe was being installed Monday to divert the brook Town Manager Robert B. Weiss, in Other rulings included in the deci­ building and will provide entrance tiffs have 20 days to appeal the deci­ Thursday morning or to the Cancer a prepared statement, said, “I am sion were: Kevin Gray of Glastonbury hands a bucket of mud from a recent­ into the north wing. ’The parking lot into Hilliard Pond during the new culvert installation. The project is expected to reduce the sion to the state Supreme Court. The Illing Junior High School about as an outgrowth of the Society office at 237 E. Center St. on delighted with the decision • The PZC properly evaluated en­ ly dug well at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on will also be expanded to accom­ frequent flooding on the section of roadway near the Parkade Apartments. The work is part Attys. Holland Castleman and Guitar Club will provide entertain­ classroom lessons offered at Illing, Wednesday. sustaining the zone change for land vironmental concerns in approving modate the ramp and provide of the urban systems project. (Herald photo by Pinto) Jules Karp, who represent the ment for the Northeast Chapter 604 and the students are required to ^ Woodland St. to Sean Walton of Rockville. They are two of the Mrs. Edward Culver and Mrs. within the proposed industrial park." the zone change. Judge Kline cited parking spaces for the handicapped. Manchester Economic Development of the AARP on Wednesday at the singers as well as guitar players to church youths who cleaned up after the well-drilling process. Roderick MacLean are co­ He also urged that the plaintiffs in that further hearings will be required Bids on the project wilt be opened Commission (EDC), the planning Knights of Columbus Hall in be members. (Herald photo by Dunn) chairpersons of the sale. the matter not pursue the appeal. by the state Department of En­ Manchester. The group is also Participating in the program will at 11 a.m. on April 22. agency for the park, were pleased “ft is evident that without the in­ vironmental Protection for air quali­ scheduled to perform on April 21 at be Margi Botteron, Michelle Curry, with the decision.

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