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• Ti-r By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA facilities for the retarded. Ilt-rald Rcporlir By far. the largest response was Carter MANCHESTER - An interfaith for a combination of a group home, agency formed to provide alternative where residents would learn the residential opportunities for the men- skills for independent living, leading nearing tally retard^ has completed a sur- to an apartment, with respite care vey showing a tremendous need in also offered. 23 people opted for this town for respite care. program. , decisions Respite care involves placing a When respite care itself was dis- cussed, the age group most in need of retarded individual in another per- son's home or in a group home when the service was clearly those 18-35. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President the person's regular living situation Most people of all ages felt the ser- Carter is described as ‘nearing is disrupted for a short period, either vice was needed during family decisions” on what steps to take in because of vaction, a family emergencies, with 35 requesting the halting inflation — steps that include emergency, or the caregiver’s need service at this time. balancing the 1981 federal budget and for some time alone. The survey also sought mf.irmation

imposing some form of credit con- Melanie Haber, executive director on the level of retardation ' these of MARCH Inc. said today the group family members deal with. Most of trols. The president’s official schedule had taken the survey as a first step in the respondents. 23, were moderately retarded, with 19 being mildly today showed only outine sessions applying for grants from private I retarded. Ms. Haber said this infor- with advisers and a brief meeting foundations for funds for a respite with about 40 state agricultural com- care program. mation is needed by MARCH so they missioners or their representatives Ms. Haber said MARCH has plans will know the type of skill to teach from around the country. to apply to two private foundations, when a retarded individual is in the as opposed to federal or state agen- respite care facility. While keeping posted on developments in Iran, Carter was cies, to seek the funds. She said the As an example, mildly retarded would be taught such skills as ioncentrating on his economic foundations require proof that the servie is needed, and thus the survey cooking and budgeting, while the strategy — which aides expect will be was taken. moderately retarded would be taught made public either late this week or Ms. Haber received lists of things like cleaning, and the severaly early the following week. families with retarded members retarded would be taught personal Carter’s top economic advisers from the Manchester Association for grooming. worked Sunday with Senate and Retarded - Citizens and from the The largest group of respondents House leaders to come up with a Department of Mental Retardation were in the 19-35 age group, v.-ilh 24 package of economic proposals that in Tolland County. people. 16 families with children un- would help stem skyrocketing prices, She said 190 letters were sent out, der 18 responded and five families and at the same time be acceptable to explaining MARCH'S function of responded who have retarded familiy the general public. 4 providing residential alternatives, members 35 years of age and older. ”He is nearing decisions now,” said public information, and education Ms. Haber praised the dedication one White House aide, who noted that concerning the value and role of the of the family members, and said she no specific deadlines were being im- retarded citizen in the community. received many comments that posed. The letters requested that the respite care was long overdue. It is likely the final policies Carter respondents contact MARCH to dis- Following this survey of families adopts will include some controls with retarded citizens. MARCH cuss whether respite care is needed. aimed at credit card eligibility and Of the 190 letters, 45 people plans to survey professionals in the energy conservation. He also may responded, which is about 23 percent. field to collaborate this data, and seek oil import fees as one means of Ms. Haber said she considers this a also plans to survey the number of raising revenues. good rate of return for a mailed sur- families who would be willing to He has ruled out across the board vey. The need most expressed was offer their homes as respite care credit controls that would placed an for a combination of residential facilities additional burden on home mortgages and auto loans.

Two weeks ago the president ordered a massive review of, his ad- ministration’s economic policies, Foes rap plan following government findings that inflation was exceeding earlier es- timates. The Congressional Budget Office for ^workfare^ last week projected that inflation Out of sight will average between 10.6 percent and HARTFORD (UPI) - Opponents Even the scheduling of the 12.6 percent this year — higher than An unidentified creature from outer space of a controversial bill which would workfare hearing raised a storm of was expected back in January. cluding Meg Lyons, Grade 5 will name three require able-bodied welfare clients now has an earth name. Raul Ramans, Grade charges last week. Rep. Robert Carter is trying to build a base of other space creatures frou\ the Grammar to work to collect benefits today Walsh, D-Coventry, the cochairman support for his new program, which 1, stands beside Twinky. Raul submitted the Park Galaxy. The student body votes on the called it a cynical approach to a of the Human Services Committee he expects will draw angry reaction name for Manchester Highland Park School names. serious problem. and an opponent of workfare, had from various constituent groups once But supporters of the so-called New Name Needed Contest. The students, in- scheduled the hearing for 7 a.m. the budget cuts are announced. workfare bill told the Legislature's But Rep. Joan Kcmler. D-West The president earlier presented Only Bush can stop him Human Services Committee the Hartford, the chief supporter of Congress wih a federal budget measure would cut down the welfare workfare, charged Walsh was trying proposal for 1981 of $616 billion in rolls, provide training and help make to scuttle the bill in setting the early spending — leaving a deficit of $16 the unemployed a viable part of the hour and she protested to the billion. community. leadership. Walsh re-set the hearing He is now in the process of revising Reagan ridi ng high A similar proposal was defeated in for 8:30 a.m. the plan by cutting between $12 the Legislature last sear. billion and $15 billion from the budget Proponents, including Gov. Ella

and increasing revenues by as much MIAMI (UPI)-— Ronald Reagan, group of voters,” he said at a news Bush, sensing a possible upset in Grasso, see nothing wrong with the as $4 billion. riding high, may be headed for a conference. ”I would gladly open the the Florida primary, scheduled concept. Some opponents view it as a Enrollments 'The president believes balancing sweep of GOP presidential primaries door for them. appearances in widely-separated form of racism and slavery. the budget not only would contribute in the South with victories in Florida, ”l ’d be happy to have their sup- parts of the state before going into Steven Mednick, representing the due Tuesday to holding back inflation, but would Alabama and Georgia in the offing. port,” Reagan added during an inten- Alabama to cap his campaign. city of New Haven and the Southern have positive psvchological benefits Only George Bush can stop him. sive day of campaigning. Connecticut Gas Co., said the Tuesday is the deadline for persons In all, there are 208 Democratic who want to vote in Connecticut's by having the federal government The former two-term California The m aneuverings in the and 114 Republican delegates at proposal didn't address the crux of show its own restrain t and governor, who again claimed the Republicans ranks — where the the problem — training people to hold presidential primary March 25 stake in Tuesday’s voting. Going into Only enrolled Democrats or willingness to sacrifice. allegiance of southern conservatives number of wntenders has shrunk to the three primaries, Reagan leads down meaningful, permanent jobs. in his crushing victory in the South Reagan, Bifsh and John Anderson — “It is simplistic and cynical to Republicans may vote in the primary He concedes, however, that a trim- Bush in delegates 60-36 and Kennedy which is going to be costing the state ming of the budget may push the Carolina primary, received an added again overshadowed the absentee leads Carter 113-86. suggest that real change can be contest between Jimmy Carter and extra money this year because each jobless rate up. Unemployment has boost Sunday when Ji^n Cotuially The most recent Florida poll — achieved by imposing mandatory polling place will have separate been hovering around 6 percent for dropped out of the race’. Edward Kennedy in the Democratic conducted by the Miami Herald — workfare” as contained in the bill, machines and moderators for the the last 12 to 16 month jjut the Although Connally's support in primaries. showed Carter leading Kennedy by 62 Mednick said. Florida, Georgia and Alabama was Reagan ends his campaign with a But Thomas Moore, a New Britain town parties. aeministration’s recent economic not believed to be large. Reagan single stop in Florida before percent to 12 percent. In the same alderman, said he was tired of seeing Until Tuesday unaffiliated voters forecast projected a rate of 7.5 per- wasted no time in asking for it. swinging through Georgia and then poll, Reagan had 39 percent and Bush strong, healthy men pull up in front may enroll in a party, or un- cent, without the cutbacks. .’’We're appealing to the same heading home to California. 27 percent. of City Hall in new cars and taxis to registered voters may register and get their welfare checks and then enroll in a party. take the money to the package store. Each of Connecticut's 169 cities Moore said when he grew up in the and towns will be holding special Depression “welfare was a dirty voter sessions. The enrollment .ses- Iran visit nixed until report word. Today it is an everday oc- sion will be held Tuesday from 5 p m casion" to 8 p m. TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Ayatollah the U.N. Commission documents that was quoted as saying, ’’Should the hostages were healthy. Ruhollah Khomeini, said today the involve the deposed Shah and the conimission of inquiry announce its Tehran Radio reported that Ghotb- U.N. commission on Iran may not United States and ultimately to allow views concerning the crimes com- zadeh said after a meeting of the talk with the 50 American hostages the panel to meet with the hostages mitted by the ousted shah and in- council, ”A final decision on the until it issues a report on its in- whose names appear in the terference by aggressive America, timing of the handover” would be an- vestigation of the regime of the documents. then its meeting with all the hostages nounced at midday today. mondoy. deposed shah. ’’Once again, I affirm my support can take place.” ”I hope the U.N. Commission will A spokesman for the militants to the Revolutionary Council and the Khomeini’s statement’s dampened have patience and stay a few days un- The weather winning golf tr a il... Page 11. holding the Americans for the 128th president (Abolhassan Bani-Sadr) growing hopes that the hostages til we solve the problem,” Ghotb- Gordie Howe reaches latest goal day said the captives would be held in and call on others to back them,” would be put in the custody of the zadeh said in an interview with ABC Cloudy tonight with occasional playing in NHL with sons .. the occupied U.S. Embassy on the Khomeini said. ruling council, which is seen as a News today. Asked how long he snow showers likely. Detailed Whalers and Bruins in deadlock ... order of the ayatollah but that ’’The crimes of the shah and crucial first step toward the thought the process of issuing a forecast on Page 2. Page 12. perhaps ’’four or five” would be America are not in need of proof,” hostages’ freedom. report and getting permission to see allowed to talk with the U.N. com- Khomeini said. ’’Therefore we will In a telephone call to London, a the hostages might take, Ghotbzadeh mission at the embassy. ■ struggle against America or die, and spokesman for the militants said, said, ”I would think no more than Decision delayed Inside today Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotb- will not stop until defeating America ’’The spies will remain Here. Tlie two to three days.” zadeh urged the U.N. panel to ’’have and cutting its hands in this region. ayatollah has said they should re- Former Congressman Robert Steele indicates he’li probably Classified...... is-ib patience and stay a few more days ”We do not differentiate between main as hostages.'The ayatollah has until we solve the problem” of the aggressive East (an apparent said the students should take some On Iranian television Sunday night, decide right after Connecticut’s ; ...... ', arranging a meeting with the reference to the Soviet invasion of spies and meet with ttie commission. Ghotbzadeh pointed out the commis- March 25 presidentiai primary if ...... Americans and said he thought it Afghanistan) and the criminal Four or five spies will m eet'...” sion had come to Tehran and ”we he’ll jump into the state’e ...... could be done in ’’two or three days.” West,” said Khomeini, ’’and we are Ghotbzadeh, who has been trying then backed out on our promise.” Republican senatorial race. Page obituaries'! ^ 10 Khomeini, breaking his silence on confident we will be victorious for almost two weeks to arrange a ’’Isn't this reason enough for us to Peopletalk !!! ’! ! ...... 2 the standoff between Iran’s govern- because right is on our side.” meeting between the captives and be ashamed and embarrassed?” the ment and the militants, issued his He called for unity in the country the U.N. panel working for their In /ports foreign minister said. “Then who in statement after meeting with the and said, ” 'Ve ui,an fight against the release. Sunday blasted the Moslem the world will consider our words and UCLA springs biggest college TownTalk...... 10 council in Tehran, the radio said. U.S. government to the end of our militants for refusing to hand over the words of our government worth a basketball upset against top-ranked U p d ate...... —, 2 In a broadcast monitored in life.” the hostages to the government and penny? How many governments do DePaul ... Johnny Miller back on W eather...... 2 Kuwait, Tehran radio said Khomeini As to a meeting between the U.N. questioned whether their non- we have in this country?” ordered the militants to turn over to panel a n d ^ e hostages, Khomeini compliance meant that not all ^ EVENING HERALD, Mon.. March 10. 1980 - 3 ■ V 2 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., March 10. HM mm Fund effort could add Ulpdote. facilities for bandshell cities, killing at least 30 people and injuring hundreds of dropped from $2.2285 to $2.2195. Much of this summer’s program is set. Included, Tito still *very serious* Answers hard to find others. In Frankfurt the dollar dropped from 1.8011)'to. 1.8|)05 X MANCHESTER — The bandshell, conceived as a per- The attacks Sunday in the rebellion-tom Mindanao West German marks. ■. manent memorial to the nation's bicentennial, has no among others are: the 54-piece Coast Guard Band, the LJUBLJANA, Yugoslavia (UPI) — Yugoslav President WASHINGTON (UPl) Although much is known region, 500 miles south of Manila, were the worst in seven In Brussels the dollar opened at 30.0050 Bel|paD francs, permanent lavatories nor concessionispace. Manchester Youth Ballet, the Governors Footguard Band Josip Broz Tito, 87, remains in "very serious” condition, and the University of Connecticut Band. about radiation expiosure', cr panel of specialists agreed years of martial law. ' the shme as Friday’s close. The current fund-drive could change all that. the latest medical bulletin said. today that answers aire hard to find for the key question— One suspected bomber was in custody today, but police The Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell Corp. has Maccarone said the corporation is looking for con- The doctors said Tito's kidneys were not working, his the effects on humans of small amounts of radiation. refused to give any details. Authorities said they believed . _ ntnw»§ developed plans for the construction of two separate tributions from businesses and especially from private heart was feeble and be was again suffering from spon- "The practical questions of the times exceed the limits the bombings were the work of the Moro National Libera- g\.cporterS tO See pw iH ’ buildings at a cost of about $40,000. Walter Senkow, town citizens .whose grass-roots support made possible toe town bandshell. taneous internal bleeding. The complications first arose of our knowledgei’’ said Dr. Gilbert W. Beebe in the first tion Front, which has been waging a war for Moslem self- •i, ' ^ engineer, who designed the bandshell, has also drawn during his recovery from an operation Jan. 6 for a cir- of 11 papers prepared for the opening of a twoKlay con- rule that has claimed more than 60,000 lives since 1972. MIDDLETOWN, Pa. (UPI)-'TheoperatorsofTHw plans for the additional structures. The fund drive will continue until March 26. culatory problem ference on the future directions of federal radiation Mile Island will allow reporters Inside toe tip p led “The design is efficient enough to meet present health Groups wanting to perform should contact Mel Siebold research. nuclear plant to watch today’s venting of a mWscule and handicapped requirements but there is nothing or- at the town Recreation Department. Afghan thrust extended The problem, several scientists said in issue papers, is Dollar upf gold mixed amount of radioactive krypton into toe atm o^here. nate or eleborate about them,” Senkow said today. that most information on the effects of radiation comes The operation, to conclude Wednesday, will release LONDON (UPI) — The dollar increased in value in The refreshment stand is a simple 900 square foot I from studies of people exposed to large doses of radiation PESHAWAR, Pakistan (UPI) — Soviet troops and most European countries today. The price of gold rose in about 50 milicuries of krypton-85 over nearby farmlands. shelter, open on three sides with interior space for a grill such as the Japanese atomic bomb survivors. Little is The krypton is now trapped in an air lock se rv i^ as a Afghan army forces have extended their thrust against Zurich but dropped in London. and public eating. known about the mechanisms of radiation damage. passageway into toe damaged reactor containnfient rebel-held territory to a second province in eastern Gold opened a t $612.50 an ounce in Zurich, $10 up from The public restroom measures 320 square feet and Afghanistan, insurgent leaders said today. mm » Friday’s close of $602.50. In London the price dropped $9 building. j j .u 1 . houses toilets and wash basins. Like the concession “Losing Hair? The rebels said Soviet and Afghan troops were engaged MoslemS Stage attack from $613.50 to $604.50. “We want the pubiic to better understand toe auiHist stand, it is designed with ramps for handicapped in heavy fighting with Moslem guerrillas in Paktia ^ The dollar rose in Zurich from 1.72 to 1.72252 Swiss miniscule impact this is going to have on toe public,’^’said accessibility. Try This At No Risk Province, which borders Pakistan. Last week, the Soviets MANILA, Philippines (UPI) — Suspected Moslem francs, in Amsterdam from 1.9740 Dutch guilders to Metropolitan Edison Co. spokesman Satidy Polon. Cer- The anticipated construction cost is about that of the moved into Kunar Province, forcing the Afghan rebels to separatists staged terrorist grenade attacks on movie 1.9780, in Paris from 4.20675 to 4.2160 French francs, and tainly people should be concerned, but this should be kept bandshell’s original construction. Senkow said inflation is HOUSTON. Texas-If male pattern baldness retreat into the hills. theaters and a crowded public square in two southern in Milan from 835.05 to 836.30 lire. In London the pound in perspective.” responsible. you doiv’l suffer from and cannot be helped. ■4*1 A Dr. Herbert Bandes, dean of administration at male pattern baldness, But, if you are not already Manchester Community College and a member of the ou can now stop your Hlirk bald, how can you be sure \ ?9.77\ 79.4 Band Shell Corp., has applied for federal monies that lair loss...and grow what is actuolIycQUBinK your 3000 \ J9.53 ' hair lo«s? Kven if baldness Peopletalk' could fund as much as half the total cost. Bandes said more hair. Tombstone graveyard at the^Manchester the unwanted headstones are laid to rest. may Heem to "run in the Steele delaying decision today that $20,000 in recreational funds were being sought For years "they said it family,” it iw certainly not proof couldn’t be done” But now a Monument Co. on Bissell Street is where all (Herald photo by Burbank) through a Heritage and Recreation Services Grant. The of the cause of YOUK hair loss. firm of laboratory consultants Hair loss caused by sebum can iVo strangers in the night state Department of Environmental Protection ad- has developed a treatment for also run in your family, and ministrates the grant for the federal government. both men and women, that is many other conditions can George Shearing was playing piano at the Cdfe not only stoppinK hair cause hair loss. If you wait \ / The new buildings, according to Bandes, will be placed loss., but is really jtrowintt MHPMM Carlyle in the small until after primary vote until you are slick bald and 17' about 150 yards north of the bandshell, on the hill above hair! yoiit hair roots are dead, you ^Tombstone graveyard’ They don't even ask you to hours of Saturday mor- are beyond help. So. if you still the main structure. take their word for it. They I ATLANTA ning when a special have any hair on top of your HARTFORD (UPI) - Former U.S. Bozzuto said Dodd has had a record troduced the first human life amend- Ralph Maccarone, bandshell coordinator, estimated invite you to try the treatment head, and would like to stop J patron walked into the ment in Congress and said “ if I’m that 20,000 attended last summer’s program of events. He ffir M2 davH. at their risk, and vour hair loss and ^row more Manhattan bar. > - Rep. Robert Steele, eyeing the in Congress of voting against a see for yourself batr ..now is the time to do towm TIMNIAfVlir « returned I will try to have something called the present fund-drive, “a chance for townspeople Shearing — tipped off state’s two-nlan Republican military buildup “and he now has the unusual and sad story Naturally, they would not BomethinK about it before it’s similar approved.” to pay back (the bandshell).” The bandshell does not offer this opptirtunity unless ^ — that Frank Sinatra was senatorial contest, indicates he will hypocrisy to say he has no inherent too late V Bozzuto said "there are charge admission and is funded independently of the the treatment worked. lioesch Laboratory Consult- objections to increased defense spen- J ' present — finisheddecide whether or not to jump into By KEVIN FOLEY like that. They’re history.” In fact, Fawcett nas had to dis- However, it is impossible to ants. Inc., will supply you with the race right after Connecticut’s ding.” differences on the matter that should courage bereaved people from town. help everyone. treatment for ;12 days—at their I.* . ' . I » singing "Send in the Herald Reporter The inscriptions on the thin slabs March 25 presidential primary. Buckley said there has been a be debated but I’m for free choice.” Maccarone added, “This summer will be unlike any The great majority of risk —if they helieve the u - Oowns,” grabbed the are indiscernable although the year buying monuments. treatment will help you. Just While former New York Sen. “collapse of American prestige” that The federation members also held other we’ve had with the gas situation and this will be a cases of excessive hair UPIWIATNIA POTOCAIT • mike and whispered, MANCHES.TER - It’s the 1866 can be clearly seen on one. “We once had a grandfather and send them the information James Buckley and Senate Minority is exhibited “by humiliation that is an informal straw vote for the Senate great opportunity for families to take advantage of local fall and baldness are the listed below. All inquiries are "Good m orning, tombstone graveyard. The place Another monument lies nearby in grandmother come in here looking beginning and more For period ending 7 a.m. EST 3/11/80. During Monday Leader Richard Bozzuto make tracks daily meted out to us in Iran.” nominee and Bozzuto edged Buckley entertainment.” answered confidentially, by Frank.” where all the unwanted headstones three large pieces, discarded by a for a stone. Their grandson had just fully developed stages of mail ADV night, showers will fall over the southern Rockies, while across the state seeking support, He said there has been “20 years of 66-62. The pianist, who is are finally put to rest. man who wanted a less conspicuous died and I told them to hold off and snow is expected in the lower Lakes and upper New Steele draws closer to the race. neglect in defense buildup while toe In a poll for the presidential NO OBLIGATION COUPON blind, removed his dark The tacks and rows of marble and memorial marking his grave. come back when they were thinking England. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. glasses and added, “I Steele, the youngest member of Soviets have grown a military might nominee, Ronald Reagan won with 52 “That’s an expensive stone," clearer,” Barney said. To: Ixiesch Uiboralorv Consultants, Inc. votes; George Bush had 39; Ford was granite, loved ones so carefully chose see Mrs. Sinatra is here, Congress when he was elected in 1970 the likes of which the world has ever Barney said, “but the man specified Since there’s no such thing as a Box 681)01. M.Mll West Mam St third with 21 votes; John Anderson years ago, now lie in heaps around Ilouston. Texas 77(M)6 too.” at the age of 32, served two terms seen, Adolf Hitler not excepted.” in his will that he wanted only a $1,- trade-in in the memorial business, Weather forecast Both men agreed on most of the had 10 votes; John Connally had the Manchester Monument Co. on Record Quipped o r Blue before he stepp^ down to run un- 500 headstone, so that’s what he got.” unwanted stones may as well be ! am submitting the followinn information with the three; Phillip Crane had two and Bissell Street. Eyes, "Every time you sing, George, you make me sucessfully against Gov. Ella Grasso issues until they discussed abortion. Still another stone lies at Barney’s written off. understandinx that it will be kept stnctly confidential and that I Becoming partly cloudy by this afternoon. High Howard Baker had one vote. There Manchester fires Sunday. 2:41 am . — Gas am under no ohlixation whatsoever nervous.” After the set, the old friends embraced. in the 1974 gubernatorial race. Buckley reminded the audience Just how the orphaned tombstones feet, neatly snapped in two. It’s a “Sometimes you can saw off the fire at 315 Center St. iTownI temperatures 45 to 50, 7 to 10 C. Cloudy tonight. Ck:- were two uncommitted votes. Saturday, 1:28 a m. — False Does your forehead become oily or xr^Qsy?______Shearing and bassist Brian Torff are at the Now 41, he has been in the banking that as a New York senator he in- find their way to Barney Fawcett is modest one, donated to a deceased faces and use them again, but most Sunday. 6:12 a m. — Smoke How s(M)n after washinx*!* ______— casional snow showers likely late tonight. Low alarm at Hilliard and New Carlyle this month, subbing for vacationing Bobby business since leaving public office an unusual — if not sad — story. veteran by the U.S, government. of the time we just crush them up detector alarm, no fire, at 180 Do you have dandruff'______Dry or oily?______temperatures 28 to 33. A chance of flurries Tuesday with State. (Town) Short. but has remained close to the Barney runs the monument shop and When the survivors do not want the with a sledgehammer and use them Olcott St (Town) Does your scalp itch'’ ______When'’ ------— variable clouds and sunshine. Highs around 40, but tur- Saturday. 9:56 a m. — How lonx has your hair been thinning?______political scene and the itch may be he’s the man who will help you pick stone, it meets a rather indignant for bases,” Fawcett said. Rescue at 500 East Center St Sunday, 10:00 a m — Camp ning windy and colder in the afternoon. Probability of getting stronger. fire on Branford St. (TownI Does hair pull out easily on tep of head'.’ High college fees out the appropriate memorial and fate. A stone with a erroneous inscrip- (Town) What percentage of hair remains on lop of head? precipitation 10 percent today 60 percent tonight 30 per- Sunday. 1:41 p m — Car fire Times they are a changin'* Steele said Saturday neither design, draw up the plans, carve the tion is backed up against a wall like Saturday, 1:49 p.m. — Lock Any thin areas’’ ______Where * ------cent Tuesday. Winds westerly 10 mph today becoming “We have to bust ’em up. The on Interstate 86 eastbound. Buckley, noy Bo2zuto have made an stone and finally install the finished others which given way to larger, out at 66 Valley St. (Town) Anv slick bald areas’’ . Where'.’ southerly tonight. Winds increasing to 15 to 25 mph late The 1980s may emerge looking somewhat like the government doesn’t want them to be (Town) im paefon the public, something he product. more attractive monuments. Saturday. 9:05 p.m. — Attach any other information you feel may be helpful. tonight shifting to westerly early Tuesday. Winds 1960s. Or so says folksinger Mary Travers. Sunday, 2:23 p.m — NAMK______wSEX ------said could make him become a con- With 25 years in the business, sold by dealers or reused in any way. “People get near their time, Smoke detector alarm, no becoming gusty and increasing to 20 to 30 mph during the She brought her daughters Erika, 20, and Alicia, blamed on energy fire, at Garden Grove Drive. Chimney fire at 613 Bush Hill ADDRKSS ____ And when you break them up, there tender as a clear alternative for Barney Fawcett is just the man to maybe they have a little dough put Road (Town) (MTY ______. STATE .ZIP day. 13, along for her nightclub opening this weekend in Republicans. has to be witnesses,” he said. (Town1 familiar stomping grounds — New York City’s BOSTON (UPI) - High costs of bination of loans, scholarships and conduct a tour through the aisles of aside. They want to fix their plots Sunday. 5:48 p.m. — Stand- Extended outlook Meanwhile, the announced GOP jBirnou tanned another small stone Saturday, 11:26 p.m. — Greenwich Village — and talked about the decade energy and toe concentration of high- jobs. forgotten and shattered gravestones. _ Barney tajjped anotner small stone up,” Barney muses. Dumpster fire at Buckland by for oil burner ignition at candidates have been campaigning 147 Batista Road. (Town) BOSTON (UPI) — Extended outlook for New England ahead. * priced private institutions in New “We don’t anticipate any problems “See those stones,” Barney said, The saddest stone of all, however, Alley iDistricll hard around the state, with their Wednesday through Friday: Peter, Paul and Mary 15 years ago "was in sync England may be the reason why with meeting students’ financial pointing at some weatherbeaten mar- “Some folks bought this one, had it is one that lies close to the street. paths crossing Saturday in New Massachusetts, Rhode Island & Ck)nnecticut:” Fair with the times,” says she. "The music was college fees in-the six-state region needs in toe foreseeable future,” said ble slabs, now broken into large put up and then didn’t think it was big “It was for the husband of a Haven before the Connecticut Wednesday. Increasing cloudiness Thursday with chance humanistic, reaching out and sharing concerns.” are climbing faster than anywhere a spokesman at toe Harvard finan- pieces. “They were vandalized. You enough. They ordered a new one. woman who had to drive by the Federation of Young Republicans. of snow Thursday night and early Friday followed by She predicts a revival of that spirit for her else in the nation. cial aid office. can see how they were pushed over “I like to tell people to think about cemetery everyday. She asked to Bozzuto and Buckley agreed Presi- clearing. High temperatures from the upper 30s to the daughters' generation. She says although it will be Patricia Smith, associate director The University of Massachusetts and damaged. We took them out and what they are going to buy before have the monument removed mid 40s on Wednesday and in the 30s Thursday and dent Carter’s foreign policy has will have a nearly 15 percent in- replaced them with newer stones. they come in. It saves a lot of trouble because she didn’t want to see her “not a single movement... There’s a sense that peo- proved to be dismal and can only be for policy anaylsis for the American Friday. Low temperatures in the 20s Wednesday and Education Council in New England, crease, while increases at the It’s unfortunate we have to see them later.” he added. husband’s name.” ple must band together. It’s time to care again like remedied by his ouster from the Thursday and in the teens and 20s Friday. in the sixties.” said education costs at New England Universities of New Hampshire, Notice toTelephone Customers White House. Vermont: Partly cloudy Wednesday with occasional institutions are expected to be up 10- Maine, and Vermont will not be Buckley said the current ad- flurries mainly north. Highs in thb mid 20s to mid 30s. 20 percent next year. The equivalent decided until late this month or early ministration has been one of "37 Fair Thursday. Chance of some snow or flurries Friday. Didn*t read before signing costs nationwide will go up 7 and 8 April. Directors plan to discuss Highs Thursday and Friday in the upper 20s and 30s. Lows months of retreat and vacillation due percent for the 1980-81 academic Boston College, the first Boston- 8 to 16 north and teens to low 20s south. There’s something to be said for modern to Carter’s foreign policy” and the WE ARE PLANNING CHANGES year, she said. area institution to announce an in- Maine and New Hampshire: Fair Wednesday and marriages — dissolving an ancient one can have “dumping of some of our oldest Ms. Smith said room and board crease for the coming academic Thursday. Fair north and chance of flurries south Friday. complications. friend such as Taiwan.” costs on every campus are going up year, has raised its tuition by $550 — Highs in the upper 20s north to upper 30s south. Lows in California restaurateur Yaghoob (Jack) Hakim- Bozzuto said the nation’s prestige proposed condo ordinanccl IN THE RATES FOR INTERSTATE to cover increased food prices as well from $3,680 to $4,530. Room and the single numbers north to teens south. Baba married Farideh Lava^din HakimBaba in a has disintegrated in front of most of as energy costs. She noted that the board charges will also rise an centuries-old Jewish rite in Tehran. And when their our allies while the Soviet Union has area is also effected by its concentra- average 20 percent. MANCHESTER — The proposed "I feel in my own mind there’s a a ruling on whether there is a conflict marriage went on the rocks shortly thereafter, he temporarily gained the upper hand. tion of high-priced private in- At Boston University, the nation’s ordinance blocking the conversion of conflict,” he said. “But it has nothing of interest for the directors who are AND OVERSEAS CALLS. was shocked to learn she expected 83 million “in He said Carter’s policies abroad “has The Almanac stitutions. fifth largest private university, toe apartments to condominiums for 90 to do with my being a Realtor.” real estate agents voting on the cash and coins” for "fraud and deceit.” eroded respect for this great nation.” By United Press International Heading the list for the most tuition is increasing by more than 16 days will be discussed Tuesday by Mayor Stephen Penny is apparent- school sale. The First General Rate Increase In Over FourYears. She said the compensation was included in their He included the probable Today is Monday; March 10, the 70th day of 1980 with percent, from $4,720 to $5,515. the Board of Directors in a formal ly undecided according to news ac- The directors Barbara Weinberg vows — the ketubbah. The judge who finally vetoed Democratic candidate for the 1980 expensive undergraduate institution 296 to follow. One BU professor said some public hearing. counts. and James McCavangh denied any The American Teleplioiie an(t Telegraph her claim, much to Hakin-Baba’s relief, pointed out U.S. Senate seat. Rep. Christopher in New England, possibly the nation, The moon is moving toward its new phase. students are considering transferring Although the moratorium wasn’t The 90-day moratorium ordinance conflict or apperance of a conflict of Company has filed new schedules of rates \nth Rates for the following other inter- that the husband couldn’t even read the document. Dodd, D-Conn., in condemning will be Harvard College at a total The morning stars are Mercury and Saturn. to Ivy League schools because cost formally in business the board dis- was proposed by Democrats Barbara interest. state and overseas services will be It was written in Aramaic and Hebrew. Carter for “aiding and abetting the cost (tuition, room and board) of $9,- the Federal Communications Commission The evening stars are Venus, Mars and Jupiter. differences are narrowing between cussed last week, about 75 persons Weinberg and Stephen Cassano, Stephen Cassano, deputy mayor, nation’s failure to respond to foreign 170 for one year. That’s up 12.6 per- which increase charges for all out-of-state Long increased by the same percentages: Those born on this date are under the sign of Pisces. cent from the present figure and $60 BU and the Ivies. In other cases, spoke in favor of it. deputy mayor. The moratorium was will abstain on the vote because he Distance callsmade in the I’.S. and for all calls American organist and composer Dudley Buck was threats.” first called for by the Manchester • All private-line services (both within the Least worst showdown more than equivalent costs at Yale. students are considering transferring Mayor Stephen Penny said last works for Richard Hayes, as a real involving Canada, Mexico and overseas ixiints. born March 10, 1839. To date, for tuition alone, to schools closer to home to save week, the comments would be made Citizens for Social Responsibility, estate agent. Hayes has offered to U.S. and to all points outside the U.S.). Outspoken New York City Mayor Ed Koch usually The only exceptions are calls made to and fi'om On this date in history: Loyally Day meeting Massachusetts' Institute of room, board and commuting costs. a part of the public record, and that In the past weeks, condominium buy the school. • Interstate Wide Area Telecommunica- picks on Arizona when he wants to draw the Alaska, fiawaii, f-’uerto Rico, and the Virgin In 1862, the United States Treasury issued the first MANCHESTER - The State Technology will have the highest in In Massachusetts, most of the 30 the citizens wouldn’t have to attend conversions removed about 7 percent Hayes allegedly wants the school tions Service (WATS). spotlight away from the Big Apple's reputation as a Islands. American paper money, in denominations from 85 to 81,- Loyalty Day meeting will be held New England at $6,200 for 1980-81, a public campuses have responded to this week. of Manchester’s apartments from the for a an access to a parcel behind it. • All High Seas, VHF Maritime, Coastal 000. "mugger’s paradise.” But in impromptu remarks The Company is asking for a unifonn rate Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the 17 percent increase over the 1979-80 Gov. Edward J. King’s directive to Many of the moratorium sup- rental market. He apparently wants to construct a Harbor, High-Speed lYain, Air-Ground, In 1945, B-29 bombers of the U.S. Army Air Force recently, he changed his routine. Anderson-Shea Post of toe VFW at rate. increase tutition to at least 25 per- porters have said that they intend to Manchester residents expressed shopping center. increase of 10.5 per cent at this time. The There’s "more crime in San Diego” than in New began incendiary raids on Japan in the waning days of the post home, i,^„.E.|;Pentet: St- At other Ivy League institutions, cent of actual costs. come to this week’s hearing also. concern at last week’s meeting, that Also on the board’s agenda is a Company has asked that this take pkice in two and Short Period Services. York, Ed blithely announced. Besides, “there’s World War II. Commemorative items such as total charges next year will be $8,775 The moratorium ordinance needs a critical housing shortage forced request from the Manchester Coun- • Dataphone .50 and Picturephone Meet- nothing to see” there. steps. The first increase would raise nites by In 1964, Queen Elizabeth II gave birth to her fourth decals, pins and pencils will be on at Brown, $8,368 at Cornell and $8,685 five votes to pass, four directors young couples from the town, and try Club for 10 percent increase in ing Services. Well, San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson didn’t agree. Southeastern Massachusetts 5.64 per cent, and become effective June 1. child. Prince Edward, third in line of succession to the sale. at Dartmouth. favor it, with a fifth apparently added to the problems of the elderly daily ticket fees. After reviewing the British throne. New York is more dangerous and FBI statistics for University has approved a tuition 1980. On O ctober 1, 1980 an additional • Some facilities for other common As costs on every campus go up to “leaning” towards it, according to and handicapped. club’s budget two weeks ago, the violent crimes prove it, Wilson insists. hike of $87 dollars and next year, tui- increase would become effective, thus raising carriers. In 1969, James Earl Ray pleaded guilty to the murder Meeting tonight cover increased food and energy news accounts. Also on tonight’s agenda is con- board approved a 10 percent hike. Koch, non-plussed, says "He shouldn’t be upset.” tion at UMass will be $125 more at current rates by a total of 10.5 per cent. of Dr. Martin Luther King and was sentenced to 99 years ANDOVER — The Board of Fire prices, financial aid offices are plan- Democratic Director Arnold sideration of selling Buckland The dues increase was protested by in prison. But he’s sticking to his own statistics and explains $750. The Bay State’s 15 community Commissioners will meet tonight at ning to step up student support to Kleinschmidt, and Republican Direc- School. A board subcommittee, com- several club members who charged he varied from the Arizona line because "I like to colleges will also boost their tuition 7:30 at the firehouse. provide more money in a varied com- by $25 to $400 next year. tor Gloria Della Fera said they would posed of Barbara Weinberg, James the country club was outpricing A thought for the day: President Dwight D. spread it around.” vote for the moratorium. McCavanagh and William Diana Manchester residents. Eisenhower, while supreme commander of Allied forces THE FOLLOWING EXAMPLES ILLUSTRATE THE NEW RATES Pete DiRosa is considering recommended that the school be Town Manager Robert Weiss APPLICABLE FOR LONG DISTANCE INTERSTATE CALLS. in World War II, said, "In the final choice, a soldier’s becoming the fifth vote, while Pete sold, despite opposition of area requests board approval to fill four pack is not so heavy a burden as a prisoner’s chains.” Quote of the day Area cops list arrests Sylvester, newly installed GOP residents. positions. Weiss needs board ap- Punk rocker Dee Dee Ramone, of the Ramones, director, was still considering the However, a request for Ethics proval because of the hiring freeze Interstate Operator-Assisted Three-Minule Rales Lottery numbers says Punk is dead. He eulogizes it thusly in the April Coventry .vehicle. She is scheduled to appear in court moratorium’s rherits. Commission ruling could delay the that went into effect last month. Interstate Dial-Direct One-Minute Rates issue of Esquire magazine: “It’s over. It’s finished. He was apprehended while alleged- on March 21. vote. Steven P. Benson, 19, of 118 N. Elm Director James McCavanagh will The position are cem etery BO^o Discount ' Examples Slation-to-Slation Person-toPer ly removing tires from a vehicle in Elizabeth Sadloski, of the Exaicples Full Rale '35’ o Discount And whatever it wanted to prove, it proved. I think St., Manchester, was charged early abstain from voting. McCavanagh foreman, police captain, fire captain, Weekday Evening Night & Al All Times Al All Times Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Saturday in New it showed that self-destruction and chaos are fine to the parking area of Cine 1 and 2, Manchester Property Owners Weekend England: Sunday morning with 17 counts of believes he should abstain because he and police dispatcher. shake something up but not fine to use as a pattern third-degree criminal mischief. Talcottville. Also charged in connec- South Windsor owns several rental family homes. Association, has said she will request - - t...... Connecticut: 240. tion with the same incident was 431-925 miles 431-925 miles to live your life by. Otherwise you just end up with Police said Benson allegedly drove Sandra M. Aleshin, 31, of Windsor, I Massachusetts: 1604. VFW auxiliary (Washington to Chicago) (Washington to Chicago) nothing and so does everybody else.” his car into at least 17 mailboxes and Richard K. Brill, 17, of 87 Juniper was charged Saturday night with S3 15 New Hampshire: 7805. Present rate 504 324 204 Present rate S2 05 Lane, South Windsor. Both were driving while under toe influence of MANCHESTER - The Ladies S2 15 S3 35 Rhode Island: 4665. papertubes and damaged laws. Rale ell 6/1 80 534 ^ 344 214 i Rate eh 6 1 80 released on their promise to appear liquor or drugs or both. Auxiliary of the Anderson-Shea Post S2 25 S3 50 Vermont: 122. He was released on a $500 nonsure- Builders view law Rale elf 10 180 554 354 224 1 Rale e(( 10 1 80 ty bond for appearance in court in in court on March 18. She allegedly drove her car off toe of the VFW will meet tonight at 7:30 t Miquel A. Nieves Jr., 16, of 193 at the post home, 608 E. Center St. 1911-3000 miles ! 1911-3000 miles Rockville on March 18. road on Main Street and over two i Pinney St., Ellington, was charged Members are reminded to bring (New York lo Los Angeles) (New Yorklo Los Angelesi Vernon lawns and then struck a parked car at Present rate S2 25 S3 55 Manchester To Advartlaa To Report Nbws Saturday with evading responsibility returns for the local Loyalty Day Present rate 544 1 354 214 1648 Main St. She was released on her as a money saver 224 ' Rale ell 6 1 80 $2 40 S3 75 East Hartford - Glastonbury Mederic A. Daigneault, 37, of 15 Ratee(l,6 1 80 1 574 i 374 For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: and driving without a license. promise to appear in court in Elast Dance and drawing to the meeting, S2 50 S3 90 Highland Ave., Rockville, was Rate ell 10 UBO 604 394 244 RateeK 10 1 80 Evtning Herald 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Manchester ... Alex Girelli, 643-2711 He was allegedly involved in a hit Hartford on March 18. MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - The prevailing wage law a minimum J**® deadline for applicants for hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday charged Friday night with disregar- USPS 321-500 East Hartford...... , 643-2711 and run accident on Route 83 in Ver- David Eksrom, 21, of 55 Judy Lane, Connecticut Associated Builders & savings ot 15 percent of $39.75 million Loyalty Day Queen contest is March through Friday. When the office is Published daily except Sunday and cer- Glastonbury . Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 ding an officer's signal, failure to dis- non. could be realized by the taxpayers of Addilional minules are always less in all rale periods closed, classified ads may be placed by South Windsor, was charged'Satur- Contractors Inc. says legislation that Rates quoted oo not include lax tain holidays by the Manchester Andover...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 play headlights, and disorderly con- The driver of the car was Harman Connecticut,” the CABC said. Publishing Co., Herald Square, P.O. calling 643-2718. Bo'.ton...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 duct. day with second-degree larceny in would eliminate the state prevailing Weber of..31 Mountain St., Rockville. connection with the investigation of wage Law could save state taxpayers The construction lobby based its Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040 For information about display adver- Coventry .., Claire Connolly, 742-8202 Police $ai4t Daigneault was "Weeliddv" rates apply from bam to b p m Morrday through Friday Lvening' rales apply Irom b p m to 11 p ro Surtday through Friday Night & WeeSend tising,'Call Tom Hooper, advertising No injuries were reported. an incident that happened in estimate on the $269 million in con- PWP meets Tuesday rates apply from II p m lo b am every mghl. all Salurday, and all Sunday eveepi b lo II pm orr Surrday Dial direcl rales apply on all m iersiaie calls compleied Hebron ... Patricia Mulligan, 228-0269 observed driving his. motorcycle on millions of dollars a year. Have a Complaint? director, at 643-2711. Swth Windsor . Judy Kuchnel, 644-1364 Nieves was released on his December at Glendale Autobody, tracts awarded by the state MANCHESTER - The Irom a residence or business phone without operator assistance Highland Avenue, without lights, he The law requires that prevailing Nawt — If you have a question or To Subscribe Vernon . Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 promise to appear in court on March South Windsor, departments of public works and Manchester Chapter gf Parents was Chased by pblice to his home and wage rates of the area be paid by all complaint about news coverage, call 18. He was released on a $500 nonsure- transportation in 1979. Without Partners will meet Tuesday To subscribe, call Customer Service taken into custody. Police said that contractors and subcontractors on Frank Burbank, managing editor, or at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a m. Venessa E. Stevens, 36, of Vernon ty bond for court appearence on public works projects costing more at 8 p.m. at toe Community Baptist during the arrest process Daigneault “With inflation and the increased Steve Harry, executive editor, 643-2711. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday To report special news: Garden Apartments, Vernon, was March 17. cost of living there is not a legislator became abusive. than $50,000 and covers state and Church. Members are reminded to CIreulalhin — If you have a problem and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Business...... Alex Girelli, 643-2711 charged Sunday with failure to drive Jack G. Remson of Alabama, was local government work. in Hartford that can afford to ignore bring food items to contribute to the Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 He was released on his promise to regarding service or delivery, call Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents a reasonable distance apart. She was charged Saturday with evading such a savings,” said the group, Emergency Pantry, sponsored by the @AT6.T Customer Service, 647-9948. Delivery Family ...... Betty Ryder, 643-2711 appear in court on March 18. The association said Saturday it weekly, 83.90 for one month, $11.70 for involved in a two-car accident on responsibility. He allegedly struck an which represents 130 contractors and Manchester Area Conference of should be made by 5:00 p.m. Monday three months, $23.40 for six months, Sports...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 John Bradshaw, 17, of 155 Laurel had vowed to make passage of pen Route 83. unoccupied car belonging ’to Eleanor CHurches. Memrs will also have toe through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Satur- and $46.80 for one year. Mail rates are St., South Windsor, was charged ding legislation which would repeal suppliers who employ more than ^ day. • Office hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. The driver f ttie >*her car was Sic of 66 Candlewood Drive. He was the law its No. 1 one priority. fX)0 workers. ^ opportunity to meet new officers and available on request. Monday through Friday. Friday night with second-degree Robert P. Beaiuieu, 26, of 1134 Hart- released on his promise to appear in . "By eliminating the state directors. ,, larceny and tampering with a motor ford Turnpike, Vernon. court on March 25. r

EVENING HERALD, Mon., March 10, 1980 - 5 4 - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Mircfa 10. IWO ^ ‘ M A C C New$ '! . I ^ — Editoria l. lHaurltriitrr Emniimj Hrrali't fy see fairway for their vast the staff of the Capitol Lrea churches cooperating on Cambodian relief Manchester — A City of Village Charm selecHon of st. Patrick’s day Regional Council of that workers found no If you prefer you may CARE, 660 First Ave., Manchestei\ There has Founded Oct. 1, 1881 arrived in this area. Spon- By I^ANCY.CARR evidence of foodstuffs 'send checks marked “For New York, NY 10022 been a love aifair between • favors • dollies Will we get train? Governments completes its sored by' the Bolton Executive D irector being diverted by the Viet- Camobdia” to any of the OXFAM/AMERICA, 302 the people of Manchester • paper tabiewaro study of the economics of the Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Ecumenical Council the scheduled by the Transporta- For many in Manchester namese military. following agencies: Columbus Ave., Boston, and Vietnamese and Lao- • seals • carnations We join those interested in Manchester, Conn. 08040. Telephone (203) 643-271T Seng family has arrived proposal and how the the agony of hundreds of If you want to be a part CATHOLIC R E L IE F Mass% 02116 tian families who need • buttons, etc. seeing passenger rail service tion Committee for Thursday M«mb«r. Audit Buretu of CIrculotton Member. United Prete International and is temporarily being proposed service fits into the thousands bfi men, women of helping Cambodians SERVICES, 1011 First UNICEF, 331 East 38th sanctuary and a new home. in the Whiton Memorial n housed with a family in organizational dlaeountal resume between Manchester Steven Harry. Executive Editor and childrf^tin Cambodia help themselves contribute Ave., New York, N.Y. St., New York^NY 10016 One of these days we hope overall transportation plan Bolton. The Sengs include and Hartford as the facts are Library. The • hearing is Cuttomer Service — 047-9940 Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor (Kampuchea) has been a to your church collections 10022 ” For your information to put it all together for for the region.. Raymond F. Roblnaon. Edltor-Publlaber Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emeritus the father, Soran, the matter of personal grief or send a check to MACC - CHURCH WORLD you. In the meantime, if being gathered to determine scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. A lot happens in the mother, Sdang, ahd their 9 Later this month CRCOG is and worry. As far as I Cambodian Relief, JP. 0. SERVICE, Elkhart, Ind. your church or you have the cost effectiveness of such We urge all who arei in- Conference that never year old daughter. Bora. expected to present a planned advantages and disadvan- Thursday’s hearing to know all of the MACC Box 773, Manchester, CT 46515 been involved in spon- terested in mass transit to at- quite gets into the MACC Congradulations to BEC •tvefy’ a venture. <, tages of bus and rail service express their views. churches have Aad special 06040. Contributions sent to AMERICAN FRIENDS sorship expect a phone call tend the hearing and express transportation policy for the columns. For example: and the Sengs. little Ours is a wait-and-see at- for Manchester, a decision Cambodian relief collec- MACC - Cambodian Relief SERVICE COMMITTEE, • Did you know that for from Nancy Long of bur the rnirael* of mom i/tn S \ thing" region to be effective for the Without a strong indication Thank you titude which we will amend their views on the rail service tions, raising thousands of will, unless marked for 1501 Cherry St., the last several months we Explore office. 1(1 downtown monchcetof, next 15 years. will be made. • To Mrs. Weiss for the proposal. of support from the people it dollars to send food and special routing, be divided Philadelphia, PA 19102 have been compiling infor- As far as I know the first one way or the other when Before that decision com- AMERICAN NATIONAL Cambodian family has crate of oranges. Steps being taken in the CRCOG’s policy "board, is unlikely the investment medical supplies to the equally between Church mation on the Indochinese the proposed costs of the ven- es, the people who will be dying. ( World Service and Catholic RED CROSS, 45 Russell Resettlement in Legislature are bringing the composed of elected officials required to re-establish rail ture are isolated and most affected by the plan A week never passes Relief Service. St., New Britain. CT 06052 from towns comprising the servjce for Manchester will explained. ^possibility of restored rail without reports from relief region, will decide what roles should make themselves agencies crossing the desk, If the support shown for the service between Manchester occur. auto, bus and rail transporta- heard on their preferences. reporting on supplies rail service continues with and Hartford closer to reali- tion will play. Traditionally a broad Although the facts on the received, conditions seen, Get into the Spirit of Spring! the enthusiasm generated by ty. needs outlined. The policy board already cross-section of the communi- costs of the proposed ceremonial trip along the But if support isn’t given program still aren’t in, the Although there have been has rejected a plan calling ty hasn’t been excited atten- a lot of confusing reports, route a few weeks ago, we the plan is to apt to die before for maximum use of ding government hearings on expression of support for the especially from media think such service would be a it comes to votes in the automobiles, which means issues affecting their lives. concept will help those in the sources, about what’s monumental success. Senate and House. happening in'Cambodia it the remaining alternatives But we hope those who Legislature and on' the A bill calling for such ser- The jury still is out on seems clear that relief, in will include bus and rail ser- have something to say about CRCOG Policy Board get a Increasing amounts is get- vice is winding its way restored rail service for vice. mass transit and its future better impression of the ting through hnd getting through the legislative Manchester passengers. It When the facts are in on the for Manchester will attend wishes of the people. through to thosV who need will be out for some time as it. labyrinth and a hearing is T>: Iff Dong Snayd I’ve just called the CWS SCOOPS Kampuchea “Hot line” (1- iKJwiiMrwryEctiAiKfPmcoKE, 800-223-1310) to get the D on G r a ff \m . SOAEriflNd UKE: latest update. Word back FORMUU IT15 ALMOST m from workers arriving on k)KTmiTEWE$H0Ul PHAYE mrum m Feb. 24 indicates that the food situation which was so Aniwsusm I desparate in the fall is im- ti!. J proving and that food Born-again supplies look good through April. However the poten- THINGS GO BETTER tial for human disaster WITH COKE remains. currency • If agricultural plan- tings can get going before the monsoons arrive, and • If the 45,000 tons of Things aren’t as bad on the the French currency reform pushed seed, fertilizer and im- American inflation front as they through! by Charles de Gaulle in the plements are received in could be —although if we just wait late 1950s. He lopped two decimal T he H era ld in W ashington time for a major planting long enough they probably will be. points off the badly inflated franc to in June, the people will be able to feed themselves. produce the "new franc.” But this The next 90 days are But at the moment they are not as was accompanied by comprehensive crucial if widespread star- fiscal reforms that have succeeded in Airport safety question bad as, for example in Israel, where vation is not once again to a new unit of the national currency is keeping the revitalized franc threaten a decimated peo- each, with the price doubling when being introduced. relatively stable for the past two By LISA SHEPARD ly double that of theyeabefore. Jim ple. We continue to be decades. King, chairman of , thinks that if installation and maintenance is in- necessary in these next few WASHINGTON - News reports cluded. The shekel is replacing, and will be each commuter airport had precision months to their survival. are focusing more lately on the in- What three members of the House worth 10 of the landing equipment the risk of ac- The update also indicated The Israeli authorities are con- creased risk of flying aboard com- Ways and Means Committee want to former Israeli cidents would be reduced. templating nothing of the same. And muter airlines. 'Vet, the federal know is why the FAA isn’t spending pound, a victim of Two-thirds of the 362 airpots used since this means nothing is being government has a $4 billion surplus in more of the $4 billion surplus on inflation com- exclusively by commuters and some t' done about the country's underlying its aviation trust fund that sits large- precision landing equipment for com- MCC -y pared to which other non-major aircraftlac is preci- IfT inflationary pressures, there are ly unused in the U.S. Treasury. muter airports. the dollar appears sion equipmen “ Approximate 25 Coloiiul, Bright V-Neck Styles In JusMn-Time-for doubts ever in Israel as to what Technically the trust fund —fed by “How can you defend not spending Girls' Newest Girls’ Tops Boys’ Jackets Men’s Knit Tops almost dis- realistically can be expected of a new lercent of fataler accidents o (or Spring Rain or Shine Terry Knit Tops Soft Spring Tops Spring Dresses the 8 percent tax added to each plane some of the $4 billion for commuter lists Spring Dresses 10.44 6.88 Ouf Reg. 8.99 gustingly robust. cuing the final approaegent of the name and pride. fare —was created to strengthen the 00 Out Lined, In golf or Latest looks! Latest 4.66 3.88 Our Rag. 4.99 11.77 Sag. ia.gg flight,’said King at reent jhouse airline safety and putting those funds 9.99 R»ei4.w 5 .0 0 Rte. S.N fPashion Coats The pound has aviation system by developing and boater styles. 6-18. textures! Great Cottons, too In a Crew necks, too in All the latest looks in the general treasury when an 8 Crisp, brightly, Textured terries, selection! Sizes S-XL. been devalued 400 percent in the last hearings on commuter sety, "While Our Rag. 39.99 *26 wide array of styles poly/cotton. Rainbow you want In color- Under these Israeli circumstances, maintaining airports throughout the percent sales tax was taken from events colored dresses multi-tone Knits Sport Shirts two years alone and with the Israeli it is impossible to staecnlusively that and more! 7-14. Water-repellent in poly/ & colors. S,M,L. of colors. S,M,L. country. But only a small portion is each passenger for safety,” In the latest drenched solids, inflation rate hiuing a feverish 111 even the 18 percent projected annual a p/ecision approach facility or a styles for school 3.94 cotton poplin. Pocket, used for that, while a large part thundered Rep. Cecil'H eftel, D- Casual Slacks belt & stitching detail. florals & stripes! percent last year, more of the same inflation rate that the United States visual approach oh indicator would and dress. All Girls’ Jeans Also terry knits. B-18 Fashion Jeans Stretch Pants keeps the federal deficit down. Nylon taffeta lined. Textured & shiny hit in Janaury tends to look good. Hawaii, to an FAA spokesman. “Just Manchester Community In easy care 11.88 Sii -sM has been in prospect. The govern- have prevented these approach ac- Tan, Camel, Mauve. 5-15. 1 1 .4 4 ?4“.M?i5.»9 9.66 Our Rag. 12.99 terries, chenilles In This bothers some congressmen, how can you defend that when over fabrics. 7-14. 8.44 Rug. 11.M L^E Jeans Poly/cotton blend, ment however, hopes to avoid going Which may be cause for some relief, cidents, it is the board's belief some College offers this calen- Straight legs, back Woven poly with particularly when the National Cotton pre-washed with belt. 29^0. • Lcsthcr-LIke 8 Fabric T-shirts, V-necks, since reaching back into the past for half the airports don’t have proper dar of events in the interest •Sizes 46X 1 1 . 7 7 8Si i4w Handbags for Spring pocket trims, belt 2-way stretch. this route again by introducing the type of glide path information for the Out denim & polished more! 5-13 & 10-18. Transportation Safety Board says it’s safety equipment.” of the community. All the 100% cotton, • Men's Socks loops. 5/6-15/16. Straight legs, belts. new name and eliminating a decimal a new unit of currency might not final landing approach segment is a Rl«. 12.H 8.88 cottons. 7-14. Reg. 1.49 10 1.S7 99C Out R«g. 7.gg 5 .8 8 five-and-a-half times more Thoughts MCC-sponsored activities pre-washed denim. Sizes 5/6-15/16. place in a restructuring that is as work out so conveniently for necessity.” The FAA’s response was it had not Sizes 8-14 & 28-29. dangerous to fly commuter airlines listed below are open to the much psychological as technical in Americans. King also stresses the need for found “in most cases that the cause than it is to fly on one of the major public and many are free of Wampum, anyone? of the accident was a result of the purpose. radar services, airport fire and charge. For further infor- certificated air carriers, such as absence of equipment.” rescue services for crashes and more mation, call 646-2137. American or Eastern airlines. Who’s to blame for the $4 billion Since the old pound is going out at a Kipling was right up-to-date weather information for SHETLAND PONY GENERAL ELECTRIC PUTS THE LIGHT ON SAVINGS! In the past there hasn’t been much Today, March 10 rate of 39 to the U.S. dollar, the new Just when you think the*Chlnese ail commuter airports. But then surplus not being spent? “On one Fifth, we cannot love our neighbor 1200-Watt attention paid to commuter airline •♦Dinner: Fried chicken shekel will be worth about a quarter. are rushing headlong into the modern King’s job deals exclusively with hand. Congress gives the FAA its before we love ourselves. When ‘Traveler’ safety because it was just a small Maryland, 6:30 p.m., $4.50. A much more respectable value tor world, they suddenly veer off un- safety and not the economics of air money,” said a Ways and Means Jesus picked the two greatest com- Dryer/Styler part of the market. Then a 1978 law an international currency, about on expectedly so that East doesn’t quite transportation. staffer. “ But, on the other hand, the mandments: "Love God” and “Love Tuesday, March 11 CALDOR deregulated airlines and the big U Q . PRICE 14.99 par with the French franc meet West after all. “We’re basically trying to create a congressmen don’t have the exper- your neighbor as yourself” he was ♦Lunch: Beef ragout, CALOOR carriers pulled out of small-town SALE PRICE 12.70 Consider for an example the climate where people opt to use these tise and all they can do is give what assuming that we had an acceptance noon, $2. markets, opening the door for com- HFR. MAII IN The new name is a conscious in- current updating of Chinese airline reliever (commuter airports),” said the FAA requests. of ourselves. Psychological wisdom ♦♦Dinner: Shish kabob, REBATE 3.00* muter airlines to rapidly expand and POLAROID ‘One-Step’ Instant Camara voking of national pride, reaching service, prospective stewardesses King. "If pilots don’t have these bears this out: until we have a slef 6:30 p.m., $4.50. YOUR FINAL deep into the biblical past to what fill the gap. Support Group: “ Men COST...... CALOOR are reportedly being sought through facilities, they won’t use the reliever "There’s a new feeling among sub- (“ego” ) that we can live with, we 9.70 Just aim—push REO. PRfCE 32.70 Now the question being raised in and Women” , 7 p.m .. 3 speeds, 3 heats for the button—and CALOOR was originally a measure of weight an advertising campaign. To be eligi- airports.” committee members that the cannot give ourselves away. -shekel was defined for purposes of the House is why more money in the Women’s Center Trailer. perfect results. Has watch great pho* SALE PRICE 27.70 ble, candidates must present a good The Federal Aviation Administra- existence of a surplus suggests that Rev. Laurence M. Hill, dual voltage, adapter, MFR. UAIL-IN trust fund isn’t going toward ap- tos come to life! REBATE 5.00* value as the equivalent of eight appearance and be well- tion and Congress agree that preci- there are things that can be done to South United Methodist Church, Wednesday, March concentrator. #3()05 G.E. Multi-Position Never needs proving commuter safety. grams of silver. It was not until the proportioned. Manchester. *Saa Clark for datalla. , SAVE WITH SAVE WHEN ‘Gro & Sho’ Plant Light batteries. FINAL sion landing equipment at all com- improve airline safety that aren't 12 Uses 44 Watts GENERAL YOU COST first century of the Christian era that Jnstead, most of the money CALDOR LOW PRICE 9.90 22.70 Which sounds familiar enough. But muter airports is a “high priority” being done,” he added. ♦Lunch: Chicken ELECTRIC BUY *Sm cUrk for dotilli. allocated each year from the fund Yet It’s As Bright CALDOR SALE PRICE it made its appearance as a coin. there’s more. They must also have fricassee over buttered REBATE TWO 7.76 and yet, the FAA has only authorized The five-year legislation As A 100-Watt Q.E. MAIL-IN REBATE 50C* goes toward upgrading the facilities noodles, noon, $2. The introduction of the contem- "correct political thought.” Coffee, 30 new instrument landing systems in authorizing the trust fund and other Standard Bulb! at major airports, with very little Support Group: WARING Deluxe BUY ONE: BUY TWO: YOUR FINAL STOCK UP SAVINGS porary shekel superficially recalls tea or Mao? its 1981 budget —with 19 going to airport development programs is up Now you can save energy COST 7.26 going to the 642 small airports across "Mothers” , 2 p.m.. 14-Speed Blender and improve lighting all CALDOR REQ. 19.99 CALDOR REO. 39.98 ON INSTANT COLOR FILM! commuter airports. for reconsideration this year and is Incandescent light adjusts for the country used by commuters and Women’s Center trailer. over the house! Designed CALOOR SALE 14.76 CALDOR SALE 29.52 proper light to Give you healthy, •POUROID SX-70, 2 PACK Aviation officials estimate one in- not expected to be routinely Support Group: “Asser- to use the power, last Q.E. REBATE 2. 00* Q.E. REBATE 5.00 ‘ 10.97 some certificated carriers. 18.70 to times as long! And it Indoor plants. Great for starl- strument landing costs about $370,000 reauthorized, Our Reg. 26.99 ing seeds indoors. In 1979, thr weyaeliteeirlines —a fi tiveness Training” , 7 p.m.. will lit most any lamp or YOUR YOUR • KODAK PR-10...... 5.58 Women’s Center trailer. Has 14-speed dual range celling lixlure you owni FINAL COST 12.76 FINAL COST 24.52 *Sm clOfk tor dolillt. to handle everything Sm cltrk for dolaiift. TELEPHOTO NORMAL W ashington m erry-go-rou nd Friday, March 14 from soup to nuts! ♦♦Dinner: Sauerbraten, Removable cutting KEYSTONE G.E. Low-Wattage ‘Tele-Everllaeh’ . 6:30 p.m., $4.50. base makes cleaning G.E. 3-Way easy. 4L14G Sott White Bulbs 25” ‘Bright Stik’ Pocket Camera Saturday, March 15 Each Energy department loaded with oil industry people ♦♦♦Credit and Collec- 88^ Our Reg. 1.62 8.44 Our Reg. 10.99 28.70 lui ueing stuck in Washington most tions: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., No special wiring required. Our Reg. 34.94 and losses to oil companies. My American authorities feared the 30-100 & 50-150 wattages By JACK ANDERSO N the hero of his own catastrophes. Union Oil. of the time, half a continent away main campus, room B ll, Built-In standard lens associate Tony Capaccio discovered Israelis might resort to nuclear PRINCE plus built-in tele-lens WASHINGTON — After each new Carter has put on a public spec- The department’s latest recruit from the posh ski resorts: ’’Living $20. (includes lunch). Original ‘Classic’ tacle, for instance, of yowling for a from the oil industry, incredibly, has that at least seven pending weapons to assure their survival. Offered in cooperation for those candid leap in oil profits, Jimmy Carter and working in the nations captial momenta! Action- windfall tax on oil profits. 'Yet his regulations, affecting gasoline This was the most compelling with Greater Manchester Tennis Racquet assumes the pose of public watchdog been assigned to manage the staff has cut into his ski tim e,” the slopping built-in windfall tax proposal would leave refiner-retailers such as Crown, will reason, according to the secret Chamber of Commerce electric (lash. #XR306 and raises a racket against the oil in- that writes petroleum pricing and magazine reported sadly. half of the oil profits untaxed. The oil allocation regulations. He is Allan P. pass across Weeks’ desk. One of papers, that the United States rushed and the U.S. Small 52.40 dustry. But the oil companies have But Potter’s duties with the Aspen Our Reg. 69.99 companies would still wind up after Weeks who has bounced between the them could be worth $1 million a conventional weapons to Israel. Business Administration. discovered the president is more Institute give the legislative aide an With extra large 'sweet the tax with greater profits than they week to Crown if Weeks makes the The emergency shipments created Monday, March 17 bark than bite. government and the oil industry like opportunity to get in a little time on spot’ to sweeten your have accumulated under any other a bird caught in a badminton game. right decision. another problem. States a secret Spring recess begins. game! Lightweight So instead of listening to what the snowy slopes now and then. And president. He richocheted from the Federal A spokesman contended that study: "The large-scale U.S. aluminum frame. Nylon Carter says, the oilmen pay more his financial arrangements would be strung with leather grip. attention to what Carter’s pro-oil policies have been Energy Administration, now defunct, Weeks had been employed in an response, in providing military sup- ♦Lunches will be'served Includes cover. the envy of any ski bum. at the South Methodist he does. All the J generated in the Energy Department to the Energy Department, ever “interpretive,” not a policymaking, port to Isael during the October, 1973, The institute has picked up his tab Church, corner of Hartford while he has con- f • V which he created and populated. Key’’ deficient. Then he departed govern- job at Crown. But at the Enerp: conflict dramatized the dilemma of for room, board and. travel expenses Road and Main Street. No positions are staffed with oil industry ment altogether for an important Department, it is increasingly dif- total resource requirements for U.S. demned the oil in- t ^ to Aspen. And those bills the private alcoholic beverages FAMOUS BRAND FAMOUS NAME 17-JEWEL WATCHES apologists and sympathizers. Not position with Crown Central ficult to separate the oil advocates security assistance. Actions to meet ZENITH 12” DlMonal dustry’s windfall ^ j group doesn’t pay are charged off to allowed. TENNIS BALLS from the oil regulators. Israel's most urgent requirement B&W Portable TV with YORX AM/FM Electronic Clock Radio profits, for exam- I long after the new department Petroleum, a major marketer of gas- ♦ ♦Dinners will be served •Waltham •Gruen the taxpayers. Choose • Spalding 3-Way SwivIfTilt Base with LED Display 97 j a pie, he has en- k ' opened for business in 1977, Rept. oline operating out of Baltimore. Close Call — Locked in secret seriously depleted U.S. equipment at the Regional Oc- During one eight-day trip to Aspen •Penn •Wilson •Hamilton •Elgin Our Reg. 34.99...... ft* •^ '' couraged the Richard Ottinger, D-N.Y., warned His job was to help Crown Pentagon files is startling evidence stocks.” cupational Training •Dunlop •Bancrott in 1978, for example, the taxpayers 27.60 Wake to music or alarm; press the snooze price increases that it was being packed with pro- Petroleum cope with the price — Frank Center, comer of Hillstown •Benrus •Helbros Our Reg. 39.97 QUSDORF SUnd ‘118 Our Reg. 139.97 that Israel maneuvered dangerously Financial Slalom reimbursed Potter for $400 per diem lor12"B8WTVs button (or an extra 40 winks. Go to sleep that caused them. In the nam e^f^l industry officials. regulations that were issued by the Road and Wetherell Street. Csnol3 Personal earphone Included. near the edge of nuclear war after Potter does double duty as staff expenses. For the same time peHod, 2s17 Choose Calendara, Day-Dates, Electronics Built-in 'sun shield’ for to mu8lc...the automatic off-button will The president not only ignored the Energy Department. Now he is back No alcoholic beverages Regular or heavy duty. ?s1. 10.80 do the rest. conservation, he has stimulated the 1973 Arab assault. director of the House sub-committee the institute gave him $207.15 for in Sport or Dress Styles lor Men and Women. glare-free viewing. — runaway prices at the gas pumps. warning bi^v as his next appoint- with the same fuddle factory again as allowed. The secret documents claim that on energy and power and as a housing costs and $552 for tansporta- ♦♦♦Non-credit com- Then he has tried to reduce the ment, sel«ted Lynn Coleman to be a deputy assistant administrator. He Israel came within hours of running member of the energy committee of tion. munity services courses SENIOR CITIZENS' DAYS political damage by woofing at the oil the general counsel. Coleman came will supervise the corner of the out of essential arms. At this crucial Colorado’." Aspen Institute. He is also Potter insists that he’s very begin. Open on a space- EVERY TUESbAY 9 WEDNESDAY companies. This is the same political to the Energy Department from John bureaucracy that drafts pricing and VERNON moment, "the possibility of nuclear a longtime skiing enthusiast. careful not to let the public and available basis. Advance ' I O O / a O C P eve r y t hi h q MANCHESTER strategy he has used in international Connally’s Houston law firm, which allocation regulations. lU /O v r r IN OUR STOCK arms was discussed with the U.S.,” 9 Here's how Ski magazine com- private payments overlap. “All I’m registration is necessary. TRI-CITY SHOPPING CENTER has represented such oil giants as He will oversee government Eic.pl tllin, IoPmc o p r o d u c lt t n d I M p u . I ' M p y on u l * . 1145 TOLUND TURNPIKE crises, seeking to project himself as declares one report. trying to do is not lose money,” he For further information • SUNDAY, 12 NOON to 5 PM .PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU WEDNESDAY Exxon, Mobil, Shell, Texaco and miserates with the 47-year-old Potter DISCOUNT IN EFFECT EVERYDAY ON PRESCRIPTIONS STORE HOURS; DAILY AND.SATURDAY, 10 AM to 9 PM decisions that directly affect profits explained. > call 646-2137. EVENING HERALD, Mon., March 10. MM - 7 6 - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. March 10.1980 Tax Tivs Inflation rate Disablity income exclusion to hurt image is generally applicable | , NE^HAVEN (UPI) - Republican presidential can- didate John Anderson says the nation’s soaring inflation rate will turn President Carter’s popularity into a fragile tax reporting authority. ! f Editor’s note; Hiis is the seventh excludable. / ; advantage. A maximum exclusion of $100 a i^led in- in a series of 11 articles designed to After reaching age 66^ aj The Illinois congressman, in an interview aired Sun- help income tax returta filers deal week is permitted for disability dividual may not excljiidd ibility retirement payments received by then day, said the nation’s economic problems will force a with changes in federal income tax retirement payments; th^y _ political “day of reckoning” for Carter. law effective for 1979. The series is persons under age 65 who have been treated as annuities ' under retired on disability and are per- He said Carter’s backing will “erode under the impact prepared by the Commerce Gearing Code Sec. 72. of continued evidence that the economy simply is not House of Giicago, a foremost repor- manently and totally disabled. The maximum annual exclusion Generally, under the annuity rules, being managed well.” ting authority on tax and business Anderson, whose strong showing in the New Hampshire amount must be reduced, dollar for an exclusion is allowed basM upon law. and Vermont primaries boosted him into a three-way dollar, by the amount of the the contribution of the employee to li Disability income exclusion ts recipient’s adjusted gross income the cost of the disability pension or race with Ronald Reagan and George Bush, said Carter generaliy applicable- can’t hide in the shadows of the Iranian and Afghanistan By United Press International (before computation of the exclu- annuity and his life expectancy. ! I sion) in excess pf $15,000. problems forever. Generally, amounts received by an ”I don’t believe that Carter can hide behind the employee as reimbursement for ’Thus, if a retiree received $5,200 in disability payments and $15,000 or The reporting of the income and shadows of international crisis forever. This has delayed mescal care, and payments for per- exclusion in this case is entered on the day of reckoning, but I still believe it’s coming,” i.' manent Injury or loss of bodily func- more in oUier income during one taxable year, he or she cannot Schedule E, Form 1040. Anderson said. tion, are excludable from the However, the disabled person may "As that crises begins to ebb, I believe that the bad employee’ gross income for Income exclude any portion of the payments. elect to forego the disability income ’The disability retirement pay rules economic news will come to the fore and then you will tax purposes. inclusion at an age earlier than 65 find that the popularity of the president is relatively However, wages or pa)rments in are applicable to employed civilians and have the annuity rules apply; it, 1. fragile,” he said. lieu of wages during a period of non- and to members of the armed forces. this election, once made, is hn The inflation rate of almost 18 percent will force people permanent injury or illness under an The exclusion is not available to self- irrevocable. to wonder about who’s minding the store, Anderson said emplo^erfinanced accident and employed individuals. It should be noted that Veterans on an interview with Connecticut Radio Network’s week- health plan are includable, according Next^apitalgain^^ Administration payments are totally ly interview program "Dialogue 1980.” to the Commerce Gearing House, a He said he wasn’t ashamed to accept votes and con- Brin{ Ibis id Custom Tailor Fji-om tributions from Democrats and independents in his quest WlOSOfF for the 1980 GOP presidential nomination.” G(l Mtisufcd NOW! HONG KONG Anderson was in Connecticut March 5 and was lllLMADETOKASURICLOTIffS^ scheduled to speak in Stamford on March 20. Passing up the primaries in the South, Anderson said he was concen- In Hartford, C^nn. tration on winning the upcoming primary in his home AT HARTFORD HOUDAY INN state of Illinois. Making plans for oppoinlmont, coll 549*2400 He also commented on his second place finishes in the Ask for Mr. R. Victor Campaign action Victory sign Massachusetts and Vermont primaries. Some reports in- MM...... N SmiICn I .. ...n A roast honoring Monsignor Edward J. from left, Matthew Moriarty Jr., Monsipor UTS George Bush, left, hugs a participant in the “Calle Ocho” street fair A common herring layi about 25,000 eg |i; a big halibut, Ra«IN$r$l$4 m ...... 12 Ronald Reagan shakes hands and flashes a number one sign while dicate those wins were due in part to support from in- Reardon and Michael Lynch. Moriarty and VtilHM...... Ill 3i t Reardon and to benefit the March of Dimes 3.5 m illio n ; end a tingle turbot, ab out 14 million! CwNatra iKbM. campaigning Sunday with his wife Nancy at the “Calle Ocho” Little Sunday in Miami, Fla., where he made his way through thousands of dependents and Democrats. Lynch will be featured speakers at the event. TavM M .lll •nrw I ... ..m will be Thursday night at The Colony in Ver- Ihr. II, 11,12 Havana Open House Festival in Miami, Fla. Reagan was in Miami s Miami’s Cuban community to campaign for president. Bush told sup- “I’m not ashamed at all to accept the help of members non. Making finals plans for the event are (Herald photo by Pinto) Cuban community attenipting to drum up Republican votes for porters “I will not be taken in by Fidel Castro.” (UPI photo) of the other party," said Anderson. “I think the issues are so important they transcend the Tuesday’s Florida primary election. (UPI photo) old narrow partisan way of looking at a nomination,” he Rhody bottle measures said. Furor over U.N. vote in trouble in Senate

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - A leading said. “We’ve done a lot of work on it and seen helping Kennedy OPEN DAILY 9:30 TO 0:30; SUNDAY 11-5 backer of a proposed Rhode Island bottle apparently he hasn't been following these bill shy^Gov, J. Joseph Garrahy’s vow to issues.” , Sale Eftactive ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) - While it discussion and clarification.” Cuomo veto the measure if it reaches his desk Garrahy said the bill could risk the loss VffeVe t r i mme d o ur Mon., March 10 thrn Sun., Mar. 10 probably won’t cost President Carter the added that he would like to see Israeli will make Rhode Island a “second sister" of bottling industry jobs, an argument that New York primary, state political leaders Prime Minister Menachem Begin come to to other states. has the support of organized labor. He say his administration’s naishandling of a New York to help dampen the uproar in The House has approved a bill to ban said he will study the effects of Connec- controversial United Nations vote may the Jewish community. throwaway soda and beer containers and ticut’s new bottle law and wait to see if wiiii impose deposits on retum aye bottles and Massachusetts enacts one. eases, serve to prolong Sen. Edward Kennedy's “The president has admitted he made a cans if a statewide referendum approves. The governor noted Rhode Island has a candidacy. blunder. The Jewish community and The measure is awaiting action in the glass bottle manufacturing plant, the Officials in both political camps agreed public can accept a blunder,” said Cuomo. Senate, where leaders ^ y it is in trouble. National Bottle Corp. in Coventry. He that the furor created by the vote and its Senate Minority Leader Manfred lufBaildcr liufBdklcr “There may come a time when this type mentioned the new Pepsi Cola bottling subsequent repudiation by the president Ohrenstein, the top elected official IwfBuUer backing Kennedy in the state, disagreed. of legislation would probably be attractive plant and the Narragansett Brewery, both would cut severely into Carter’s lead over Kennedy, especially in the heavily Jewish “I think it will work for us better when it to Rhode Island,’’ Garrahy said Friday. in Cranston. bw w e areas of New York City. has time to sink in,” he said. “Coupled Garrahy said the jobs and prices Garrahy said the bill would also raise eto I But most of those interviewed by UPI, with the big win in Massachusetts, it will arguments are “more compelling” now prices for beverages in returnable con- because of soaring inflation. tainers. even Kennedy backers, stopped short of be a plus. This issue is.jiot going to go saying the issue could turn the March 25 away.” WubwIvkTtkm Rep. Spencer Dickinson, D-Jamestown, Bottle bill opponents say prices rise Iwe. the bill’s prime House backer, said Satur- because of handling costs to stores and contest around and- give Kennedy a Assembly Speaker Stanley Fink, who day the governor doesn't understand the expenses from trucking the bottles, and majority of New York’s 282 Democratic thus far has declared himself neutral in issues involved. cleaning or remaking them. Backers say help you trim yours convention delegates. the primary, said, “The president had "I would hate to think Rhode Island beverage prices eventually equalize, or The major benefit to Kennedy, his par- better restate his policy and if he does would be a second sister to a lot of even decline, because the fact that con- tisans suggested, would be that a that, I think he can turn it around. I don’t states," Dickinson said. tainers are reused means fewer are To combat our rising operating costs, Northeast Utilities has been imple- diminished Carter plurality would blunt think simply saying it was a mistake is “To veto a bill in Rhode Island which manufactured. his hopes of knocking the Massachusetts going to turn it around." would simply let the people decide and an- Garrahy said arguments the bill would menting important economy-minded measures. In that spirit, we have Democrat out of the contest entirely. Fink added, however, that Democratic TURF BUIIDER nounce it before the ^ n a te even heard the reduce litter are attractive, but ^id the Estimates of Carter’s New York lead members of the Assembly “were not TURF BUILDER TURF BUILDER developed a program to help our customers reduce their energy costs. prior to the U.N. vote ranged from 20 to 40 satisfied” with Kennedy’s response at a America’s (avorite fer- bill comes as a real surprise for me," money and jobs issues are more impor- America's favorite fertilizer Supplies a high nitro- percent, and the gap was considered too meeting in Albany last week. “Kennedy tilizer for growing thick Dickinson said. tant. He attacked the referendum provi- for growing thick green gen feeding lor a thick- This broad energy conservation program is called the National large to be eradicated in the two weeks did not answer the question. If he doesn’t green lawns. Cover; “I don’t think the governor understands sion in the bill, saying lawmakers should lawns. Covers 5,000 sq ft. er, greener lawn. Co- " decide the issue themselves. before the primary, the officials said. say a lot more, a lot of voters are simply vers 10,000 sq. ft 15,000 sq ft 21 the issues of jobs and economics,” he Energy Watch (N.E.W.). Here is what it means to you. If Carter were to hold his lead and win, going to stay home,” Fink said. say, by a margin of 65-35 percent, he Sen. Jacob Javits, a Republican with Your personal energy audit. would garner 183 national convention strong ties in the Jewish community, said f Sugar company to make delegates to Kennedy’s 99. A 10-point drop “a certain amount of forgiveness” would To help you save energy and money. Northeast would give the president 155 delegates to result from Carter’s explanation. “On the Utilities is making available to its customers an 127 for Kennedy. other hand,” he said, many people might granulated maple sugar However, leaders of two prominent think “an administration which is capable energy audit questionnaire. TTis form asks detailed Jewish organizations rated the primary a of such a gaffe in such a serious and sen- ' 50 MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - That bowl market for that kind of syrup, traditional- toss-up because of the vote condemning sitive matter is either in complete ivuauuMR nu4 energy-related questions concerning everything from Israeli settlements on the west bank of the anarchy or lacks judgment. POUNDS of white sugar on the breakfast table may ly more difficult to sell. LIME be replaced later this year with a bowl of "It woulttgive Vermont sugarmakers a your appliances to your heating and cooling expenses. Jordan River and Carter’s subsequent Howard Squadron, president of the granulated maple sugar. new product and new packaging, reduce Your questionnaire will be analyzed free by our energy spe- explanation that it had been cast because American Jewish Congress, said, “The The Domino Sugar Co. of New York has their storage and marketing problems and of a “failure to communicate” in the ad- president had to be regarded as a heavy Family patented a process to dehydrate maple assure them a steady outlet for their dark cialists. You will then receive a personalized energy audit ministration. favorite in New York before this ior nuAMnl Q syrup into an easily stored, easily syrup,” said Steven Kerr, marketing chief That was downplayed by Lt. Gov. Mario happened, but now it’s a toss-up.” wS transported granulated form. for the state Agriculture Department. of your home. Cuomo, Carter’s state campaign chair- That view was echoed by Rabbi Domino is now negotiating with several The perishability and weight of maple man. “ If, for example, the President had Alexander Schindler, president of the a 20-point lead," Cuomo said, “ it (the League of the Union of American Hebrew Vermont groups to establish a syrup have always been problems that Tai^red energy action program. V dyhydrating plant in the state. The com- limited the market for the syrup, and thus vote) could cut it by 5 to 10 points.” Congregations, who said,-'“ I thtnk lor pany is also considering plants in Wiscon- the growth of the industry. TTis N.E.W. energy audit will offer conservation suggestions "At this moment it hurts,” he added, Kennedy now, after this, has a real shot at sin and Quebec. According to Thomas Monahan, sales "but I underscore it is the kind of issue getting New York, no doubt about it.” “Shipping (liquid) syrup is a real hassle. vice president of Domino, the applying specifically to your home. It will pinpoint energy- that will be dissipated with a little more Now potential markets open up in Europe reconstituted syrup is indistinguishable so POUNDS LIME and elsewhere, " said Agriculture Com- from fresh syrup. I NATIONAL improvements that can be made in areas such S.000SQ. FT. HALTS SGOTTS FAMILY SEED Works quickly to sweeten missioner William Darrow of the new The dehydration process reduces a ENERGY ^ insulation, storm windows and doors, caulking and Prevents crabgrass Gives Fast germinating lor quick process. gallon of syrup, weighing about 11 pounds, Oil purchase opposed full feeding of Turl Builder coverage. Contains peren- acid soil. Apply early in The granulated maple sugar can be to seven pounds. WATCH weather stripping, and controlled water heating. for developing thick green m nial grasses for lasting co- the spring for best re- I lawns.Covers5.000sq ft sults. reconstituted by adding water, and is Kerr said the new plant could use about MIDDLETOWN (U P D - on the part of the city and ting $1 million of the city’s ver. 31bs. being studied as a possible coating for 300,(X)0 gallons of syrup a year. He said In addition, we will estimate improvement costs and the expected Mayor Michael J. Cubeta it seems to me other people business.” pills, pre-sweetened cereal and ice cream. Vermont sugarmakers probably could not savings to you. . says a plan for the city to would be interested in get- ...... -4 In addition, dark, strongly flavored supply that amount and syrup would be buy oil for the next two grades of maple syrup are desirable for imported from surrounding states for Improving the value of your home. years £^t current prices the granulated product, offerinq a new dehydration. would save taxpayers DALE CARNEGIE W hen you take advantage of this service offered money — but it’s running into some local opposition. COURSE by Northeast Utilities, your home will become a A Middletown ddeler ap- • Rm rnMUmm n i PiisE •TMak mi Sgnk m Ywr Fait Maine sets nuke vote proached city officials last • SpMh ERidMy aGNtral InriRd Nun more valuable asset because you’ve made it more- month with the offer to sell - o M YmemH Hrf Yisr Htn A M tir CMNrutaMitt rino *O riho a two-year supply for 'O AUGUSTA, Maine (UPl) in 1978 when voters in Mon- nuclear plant to enact such energy efficient. And as proof of your efforts. • l i rtrn i t s t m Dnj Group alivglip 1m HMn MWm LAWN - Election officials say an- tana chose to prohibit the legislation, said the current prices and a • HtuMaber Haws VOLCK INSECT tinuclear forces have construction of nuclear Washington-based Atomic Northeast Utilities will issue an energy efficient storage fee. Oil Spray SPRAY gained enough signatures facilities within their Industrial Forum. home certificate if your home meets N.E.W. Cubeta said last’week he EMHHIIIOW! CLASS STARTING to make Maine the first borders. A successful vote to wanted ^ * c lty to buy l.S state where voters will Since similar referenda "prohibit the generation of standards. Over 65,000 of our customers m ilto gallons in the deal y IN VERNON decide whether to shut- were defeated in Califor- nuclear power in Maine” aod'lavored waiving bid- 872-4321 or 232-6000 down a nuclear plant with a nia, Oregon and Colorado would force the state's only have taken advantage of the energy audit I ding procedures to proposal to ban nuclear in 1976, Maine would be the nuclear power plant to shut exp^ite the sale. The oil PiwMnM by RM Fmneomir i AatoctolM power. onlv state with an existing down. questionnaire. To receive yours, simply would cost about $1 a VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON Secretary of State write to: Ralph Marrone, Northeast Utilities, gallon with overhead and Rodney S. Quinn said Sun- storage fees included, City day 55,383 signatures RO. Box 1953, Hartford, Connecticut 06144- Attorney Francis O’Neill WATCH nm OUR AO EVERY MONDAY VOLGK OIL SPRAY 16 OZ. INSECT GONTROl collected by the an- SINUS SUFFERERS said. IN THE MANCHESTER HERALD SiiOtTS® SPREADER tinuclear Nuclear Referen- But while O'Neill was For grass, lawns, and home, good n*w i for yowl Ejtdwuvo now **hurd coro** S Y N A * C lE A l D« Ek'ctric Companv/Hoi>oki' U'jtcr Powrr GKnpany nothing has convinced me Coventry Shoppe Offer Worth Northvatt Set vi cc C^rnipany/NAXthcjsi Nuclear Energy Gunpany referendum banning to waive the bidding 44 DEPOT RD. COVENTRY, CONN. nuclear facilities in the Cut out Ihit od— lobe to ilore lilted. Pvrehate one pock of SYNA-ClEAl 12*$ ond I procedure,” said coun- TUE8.-8AT. 9:30 - 5:00 rocoUe one more SYNA-ClEAl 12-forli Free. I United States was passed cilman Joseph E. Milardo WED. TIL 9:00 P.M. 742-7494 Jr. “It’s a major purchase 8 - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. March 10, I860 EnQQQCCl— AL to mark A Ford win !P>'> anniversary seen by poll

The Dilworth-ComelWJuey Post of the American By United Press International Legion in Manchester will mark 56 years of service to the Gerald Ford would defeat both Ronald Reagan and veteran, widow, dependent children and youth of the President Carter should he decide to wage a comeback bid community with an appropriate program on Saturday at 7 for tte White House, according to an Al^-Harris Survey. p.m. Republican ^nd independent voters sampled There will be a social hour, followed by a roast beef nationwide in the poll published In the today’s editions of dinner at 7:30, a short speaking program and dancing at 9 the Washington Post preferred Ford over Reagan 33 per- to the music of AI Carlson and Company. cent to 27 percent with 2 percent undecided. Rep. John Garence “Skip" Mikoleit, chairman, and Ernest Anderson got 15 percent, George Bush 14 percent, and “Bud" Linders, ticket chairman, extend an invitation to other candidates 7 percent. all Legionaires, veterans and their guests. Tickets, which Among GOP voters. Ford led Reagan 36 percent to 32 are f7 per person, are on a first come, first served basis percent, followed by Bush with 12 percent and Anderson and may be obtained from any past commander or at the with 10 percent. post lounge. The entire sample of 1,498 Republican, Democratic and The annual affair is conducted by the Past Com- independent voters, asked to name a preference were the manders’ Association of Post 102 at the request and call general election held now, gave Ford a 54-^ percent lead 1/ of the post commander. over Carter. The same sampling said it would re-elect Carter if he Amalia M. Sloppleworlh Pamela A. Quentai were matched against Reagan— 58 percent to 40 percent. Pamela L. Waldron St. Patrick’s 'Ihe poll, conducted March 5-8, represented a turnabout for Ford, now in the midst of deciding whether to seek t e StoppIeworth'Moquin agop nomination. A similar poll conducted last November for the The engagement of Miss Amalia parade set network by pollster Louis Harris gave Reagan 30 percent. Marie Stoppleworth of Groton to Clayton A. Thompson Sr. Ford 25 percent. Bush 6 percent, Anderson 2 percent and David Amoid Moquin, aiso of Groton, The United Irish Societies of Greater Hartford will pre- others 24 percent. has been announced by her parents, sent their ninth annual St. Patrick’s Day parade on Satur- Harris attributed Ford’s popularity to “a nostalgic Mr. and Mrs, Lee Stoppleworth of day, March 15 beginning at 11 a.m. sharp in Hartford and 80th birthday feeling about Gerald Ford” and said things could change Farewell wave 1020 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. m feature the Joseph A. Ferko String Band of Philadelphia. once Ford got into the race. Still fighting Mr. Moquin is the son of Mr. and Eileen M. McNulty, the 1980 Colleen, and her court will “Maybe it’s because he hasn’t campaigned up to date,” John Connally, on his way back to Texas after dropping out of the Mrs. Richard Moquin of 55 ride on a float in the center of the unites. Michael Sinon, Clayton A. ’Thompson Sr. of 151 Maple St., Manchester, Harris said, “If he came out and campaigned, maybe it Rep. John Anderson, R-Ill., waves to the crowd at a Grafton, Wis., race for the Republican nomination for president, waves to staff Homestead St., Manchester. parade grand marshall, will lead the contengencles of 40 was honored on the occasion of his 80th birthday on Feb. would be a different story.” shopping center Sunday. Anderson, seeking the GOP presidential members that brought him to the Columbia, S.C., airport Sunday. Con- bands, 4,000 marchers and 10 floats depicting an Irish Miss Stoppleworth graduated from 23 at the Country Squire Restaurant in Ellington. 'The results of other polls released during the weekend: nally dropped out of the race after being soundly defeated in the South theme. A group of congressmen, state and local Hosting the party were his daughter and son-in-law, nomination, campaigned in Wisconsin Sunday. (UPI photo) Bolton High Schooi in 1978. • Polls published in Florida gave Carter a wide lead Carolina primary Saturday. (UPI photo) Mr. Moquin attended Coventry and dignataries will review the parade at the Old State House Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bolduc of Bolton; his son and over Sen. Ekiward Kennedy in 'Tuesday’s primary. Manchester schools. He is employed on Main Street. daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton A. 'Thompson J r .; • A Miami Herald poll said Carter led Kennedy among as a burner at Electric Boat in ’There will be 17 towns participating and they will and his grandchildren, Mr, and Mrs. Lynn ’Thompson of Democrats 62 percent to 12 percent. Carter led Kennedy Groton. assemble at the State Capitol. ’The parade route is from Glastonbury; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Edberg, Mrs. Roger 73 percent to 15 percent in a similar poll conducted for The couple is pianning a June 14 the capitai, down Capitol Avenue to Main Street, up Main Wesson, Raymond Cote Jr., Steve Cote, Jeff Cote and newspapers in St. Petersburg, Orlando, Jacksonville and State officials prepare magazine ad campaign to Church Street, to High Street and back through the ^ wedding at St. Thomas Aquinas Alan Cote, all of Manchester. Fort Lauderdale. Chapei at the University of Connec- Memorial Arch to the capitol. Following dinner, he was presented with a cake and The Herald poll of Republicans gave Reagan a 39 per- HARTFORD (UPI) - State officials executives are concentrated. decision-making executives in key cities nearly 4(X) new companies locating in the ticut at Storrs. (Olin Mills photo) William O’Connor, parade general chairman, es- gifts. Earlier in the week, he received a birthday card cent to 27 percent lead over Bush while the other aflorida will kick off an ad campaign in national “We've placed special advertising sec- with Connecticut's story of strong state, more than 130,(KX) jobs created or timates the parade wili last approximately three hours. from President and Mrs. Jimmy Carter. poll gave Reagan a narrow 38 percent to 36 percent lead Quental-Bevan Diane M. Dube Joanne IVI. Perotti magazines this summer to promote tions in various national magazines on economic growth and industrial retained, state-sponsored efforts to over Bush. Connecticut as an ideal home for four prior occasions with outstanding leadership." provide low-cost industrial loans and • A private poll in New York showed Democrats prefer Waidron of South Windsor to David S. Road, Manchester. businesses and industries. results. We're hoping this targeting ap- Stockton said the magazine section, special tax incentives for industry. Carter to Kennedy 57 percent to 17 percent in the March The engagement of Miss Pameia Bowen, also of South Windsor, has Miss Dube graduated Manchester Births Economic Development Commissioner proach will give our message even greater which has the full support of Gov. Ella Ann Quentai of M anchester to been announced by her parents. Mr. High schooi. She is employed at 25 p rim ary . Eldward Stockton said the campaign will impact,” the commissioner said Satur- Grasso. will focus on Connecticut's Mrs. Grasso is encouraging members of maternal grandparents are Mr. and 'The poll was taken, however, before the recent flap Charles E. Bevan, also of and Mrs. Mervin Waldron of 78 Sand Travelers Insurance Co. Leffingwell, Brian Joseph, son of Mrs. Lillie Van Dine of Stratford. His feature a special section in top-flight day. significant economic achievements over the business community to join the state over the administration’s mishandling of the U.N. vote Manchester, has been announced by Hill Road, South Windsor. Mr. Myers, also a MMH graduate, William and Deborah Milier Lef- paternal great-grandparents are Mr. Mrs. Reginald Farrington of Stafford national magazines distributed in 23 cities Stockton called the upcoming campaign the past five years. and advertise in the special section, condemning Israeli settlements — an issue that could her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Mr, Bowen is the son of Mr. and is empioyed at Hamilton Standard. fingwell of Unioh. He was born Feb. and Mrs, John Lawrence of Strat- Springs. His paternal grandparents in which research indicates key industry “a new and innovative approach to reach He said those accomplishments include Stockton said. hurt Carter among Jewish voters. Quentai of Manchester. Mrs, Daniel Bowen of Portland, The couple is pianning a June 15 15 at Rockville General Hospital. His ford, are Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Owens of • In Nebraska, Carter topped Kennedy 52 percent to 23 Mr. Bevan is the son of Mr. and Maine. wedding in Wickham Park, maternal grandparents are Mr. and East Hartford. Hill, Melissa Jean, daughter of percent among liemocrats and Reagan beat Bush 46 per- Mrs. Norman Bevan of Owego, N.Y. Miss Waldron graduated from Manchester. (Nassiff photo) Mrs. Donald Miller of Coventry, His Gary and Mary Jane Latulippe Hill of cent to 13 percent among Repdblicans in a poll published Miss Quentai graduated from South Windsor High School and from paternal grandparents are Mr. and Windsorville. She was bom Feb. 10 at Treat, Joseph Anthony, Son of Manchester High School in 1974. She Central Connecticut State Coilege. Mrs. Robert Leffingwell of Union. Anthony and Diane F. Lee 'Treat of 72 in the Omaha World Herald. Perolti-Lemelin Rockville General Hospital. Her Carter edged Reagan 24 percent to 23 percent in an is employed at Pratt & Whitney Divi- She is employed at Living and Lear- maternal grandparents are Mr. and Park West Drive, Rockville. He was sion of United Technologies Corp. in ning Center in Farmington. Dimick, Jessica Lea, daughter of born Feb. 19 at Rockville General ' overall presidential preference poU of Nebraskans, who Mrs. Paul Latulippe Sr. of Vernon. will vote in a primary May 13. East Hartford. Mr. Bowen graduated from The engagement of Miss Joanne Jason and Cheryl Donaldson Dimick Her paternal are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hospital. His maternal grandparents Marie Perotti of Lancaster, Pa., to DOLLAR SAVER WANT AD Mr. Bevan graduated from Alfred Deering High School, Portland, of 26 N, Park St., Rockville. She was Hill of Ellington. are Mr. and Mrs. James Lee of University with a degree in Maine, and from Worcester Jay Lemelin, also of Lancaster, has bom Feb. 18 at Rockville General Rockville. His paternal grandparents • engineering and from Western New Polytechnic Institute. He is emplyed been announced by her parents, Mr. Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Rose M. Treat of South Windsor > England College with a master's at Traveler's Insurance Co. and Mrs. John Perotti of 84 S. Adams are Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Donaldson Goric, Jennifer Lou, daughter of and Charles Ahrens of Maine. ' Freedom’s root degree in business administration. The couple is planning a May 23 St., Manchester. of Tolland. Her paternal grand- Daniel A. and Mary-Lou Gerber He is employed as a metalurgical wedding at Wapping Community Mr. Lemeiin is the son of Mr. and parents are Katherine Parrish of (Joric of 32 Pleasant St., Rockville. engineer at Pratt & Whitney Division Church in South Windsor. (Pelietier Mrs. J. Roger Lemelin of 41.Teresa Rockville and Jason Dimick Sr. of She was born Feb. 22 at Rockville set to flower of United Technologies Corp. in East Road, Manchester. Monroe, N.H. She has a brother, General Hospital. Her maternal photo) CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) — The root of democracy Hartford. Miss Perotti graduated from Jacomus Ray. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carberry, Melissa Jean, daughter Dube-lVIyers Melvin Gerber of Ellington. Her of Richard J. and Mary J, Rose bursts into bloom Tuesday as many New Hampshire The couple is planning a June 7 Manchester High Schooi in 1978. She residents collect in white pillared meeting halls to par- paternal grandmother is Mrs. Peter Carberry of Crystal Lake. She was wedding at St. Bartholomew's The engagement of Miss Diane M. is empioyed as a clerk typist at Elec- Van Dine, Adam Leslie, son of ticipate in the phenomenon of government called Town Church in Manchester, (Nassiff Dube of Manchester to Eric Myers, trical Motor Industries in Lancaster. Leslie L. and Linda Johnson Van Goric of Ellington. She has a sister, born Feb. 25 at Rockville General photo) Karen Elizabeth. Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Meeting. also of Manchester, has been an- Mr. Lemeiin graduated from Dine of 117 Plymouth Lane, With the hoopla of presidential politics behind them. Manchester High School and from are Mrs. Florence Rose of Stafford nounced by her parents, Mr. and Manchester. He was born Feb. 10 at New Hampshire residents focus their attention on the it Waldron-Bowen Owens, Daryl Dean, son of Carl D. Springs and the late Arthur Rose. Mrs. Patrick Dube of 66 Margaret the University of Connecticut in 1979. St. Francis Hospital in Hartford. His nuts and bolts decisions of local government. He is employed by the Hartford In- maternal grandarents are Mr. and and Theresa G. Farrington Owens of Her paternal grandparents are Mr. The engagement of Miss Pameia L. Road, Manchester. Town meeting is where local officials are elected, town surance Group in Lancaster. Mrs. Everett Johnson of Brockton, Stafford Springs. He was born Feb. and Mrs. Michael Carberry of Coven- Mr, Myers is the son of Mr. and budgets are scrutinized and grudgingly adopted and tax Mrs. Roderick Myers of 76 Carpenter No wedding date has been set. Mass. His paternal grandmother is 28 at Rockville General Hospital. His try, She has a sister, Alena Marie. rdtes 8r6 S6t. In Seabrook, and three other coastal towns, the big issue this year will be evacuation plans in case of an acci- dent at the $2.6 billion Seabrook nuclear plant. Government food book: Biofeedback lectures set Some opponents of the plant in Hampton, Rye, or Ken- sington are expected to push articles calling on the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to withhold Seabrook’s Richard Goldwasser, school psy- tension headaches, essential and lecturer, will share the lecture chologist for the Manchester Board hypertension, Raynaud’s Syndrome, curating license. will kids eat it up? podium and talk on “’The Diagnosis, On the other side of the state, in Bradford, Selectman of Education and clinical director of chronic anxiety and other stress- Treatment and Prevention of Car- John Pfeiffle can sense a storm brewing over plans to buy The 1980 agricultural the B iofeedback C linic of related disorders. diovascular Illness.” YOU SAVE A DOLLAR ALL DURING THE back with fancy color il- hardly likely to appeal to a new firetruck and trade in the town’s one police cruiser. yearbook is designed to experts and want to know Manchester, Inc., will present two lustrations, has already the average 9-to 12-year- On Wednesday, April 2 at 6:30 Refreshments will be served “A potential for controversy might be the biggest teach 9-to 12-year-olds why their heroes and lectures on “Biofeedback and the been criticized by some old, who might prefer star- p.m., he will lecture at the Pratt & betweenlectures and the program expenditure, $80,000 for a new firetruck,” said the chief better eating habits. Treatment of Stress—Related will conclude with a question and members of Congress. vation to eating a sandwich heroines were wrong. Whitney Aircraft Club, Clement executive in a town of about 700 residents. And “People “ What’s to Eat? And Illness”. answer period along with a MONTH OF MARCH WHEN YOU PLACE They feel the 80th yearbook filling that includes raw Another question the Road, East Hartford. His program may feel it isn’t wise to trade in the police cnisier after Other Questions Kids Ask book asks, but doesn’t 'The first lecture is scheduled for demonstration of voluntary muscle should hew to the purpose mushrooms and raw will deal with biofeedback and the only two years,” he said. about Food" is a curious answ er: “ Will spinach Friday, March 28 at 11:30 a.m. and relaxation measured on a biofeed- of most previous ^itions, onions, or such mixtures as treatment of psychosomatic illness A dollar can buy a 99-year lease on a new town library blend of history and infor- make me stronger?” Goldwasser will address the medical back instrument called an elec- helping farmers do their a chicken salad containing with the emphasis on cardiovascular for Pembroke’s 4,500 residents. The bargain was offered YOUR CLASSIFIED AD IN ROTH THE HERALD mation about growing food The book also suggests staff at Rockville General Hospital. work. celery, pecans and three problems. tromyograph. All aircraft club by the town’s school district which bought the house from and getting it from Some drawings, in- cutting down on sugar He will discuss the use of biofeed- members and family are invited. producer to market — plus varieties of fruit. back in the teatment of migraine and Dr. Stephen Sinatra, cardiologist a private school. cluding the cover, are un- At least one gram - because it has no nutrient Elsewhere, new zoning regulations or ordinances have shopping and eating ddvice pleasant caricatures, more value, but neglects to point and all the things you find matical error slipped past been proposi^. AND DOLLAR SAVER!! apt to offend than amuse the editors: out that honey and syrups Bristol’s 1,700 residents will be asked to outlaw in activity books for in large amounts should be children who are sensitive Fast Facts About Fast drinking in public places and loud noise which disturbs children: crafts, games, no-nos for the same reason. about appearances. Foods starts out: “the peace and good order” of a neighborhood. Violators puzzles, jokes and trivia: The book was On the credit side: the “Americans are eating would be slapped with a $50 fine for their poor judgment. Examples: researched, edited and final section, on home gar- less breads ...” instead of Facing the collective mind of Bow voters are plans to “He: Why did George written by a committee of dening, just might do more fewer. exempt property taxes on buildings equipped with solar Washington chop down the USDA communications to interest children in cherry tree? The advice about dieting heating or cooling systems of central wood heat. experts. The articles range is commendable — but in- eating vegetables than all ONLY! In Pittsfield voters may furrow their brows deciding 15 words “She: He couldn’t find an TU E S . from simplistic to straight- the fact-crammed articles sufficient. It describes the whether to upgrade the town housing code and set con- apple tree,” forward. The television in- preceding it. “special diet quirks” of struction standards for the first time. Or: terview with Mr. Soybean Copies of the 1980 USDA four superstar athletes, The 'The code, adopted 16 years ago, has been “mainly used “A nutritious first fact and the two-act play about yearbook, “What’s to Eat? “Apricots were the first then adds, “But nutrition to take down delapidated buildings,” said Administrative supermarket shopping experts say that athletes And Other Questions Kids fruits planted in Califor- might well interest Ask about Food’’ are Assistant Dave Mann. nia." don’t really need to eat In Warner, the 1,500 residents have been asked to help younger children but be anything special at all." available for $4.50 each hoicest Meats In Town\ The first U.S. Depart- viewed as babyish by 12- solve a mvsterv. Most kids would be un- from Superintendent of ment of Agriculture year- year-olds. With their permission, the town’s oldest living select- derstandably skeptical Documents, U.S. Govern- book for children, a paper- The few recipes are ment Printing Office, lUSDA CHOICE SIRLOIN $ 9 R Q l man will open an envelope deposited in the town safe by auuuiabout thoseuluae dillanonvmous Dept. 39-G, Washington, one I^vi ^rtlett in January 1874. D.C. 20402. Members of STEAK...... ,u Sen. Gordon Humphrey, R-N.H., will have to step down Name outstanding NCO from his one-year term as Dunbarton Hog Reeve, or chief Congress have limited USDA CHOICE PORTERHOUSE OR SHORT Master Sergeant William from a ninemonth deploy- numbers of the yearbook $9 QQ officer of the omnivorous animals. R. N ew berry, son of Tiemann has sleeted a 'The office is an honorary one bestowed on all newly THIS OFFER IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER SPECIALS ment in the Western position in the medical ser- for free distribution to Eleanor L. Stewart of 12 Pacific and Indian Ocean. STEAK...... 0 married men among Dunbarton’s 1,000 residents at town vice specialist career field. their constituents. Hanmer St,, East Hart- He is a crewmember meeting. ford, has been named aboard the aircraft carrier Outstanding Noncom- USS K itty Hawk Navy Lt. Cmdr. John T. Watch Your HAM...... ,b. Rally in Maine PHONE 643-2711 missioned Officer of the homeported in San Diego, McWilliam, stepson of Year at Griffis Air Force While deployed, his ship Tono M. McWilliam of LAND O'LAKES WHITE AMERICAN $ 1 I FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Base at Rome, N.Y. operated as a unit of the 186D T udor L ane, protests draft A weather superinten- U.S. 7th Fleet. FAT-GOL o it ugly iic e t t weight with the Manchester, has returned dent, Sgt. Newberry was A 1975 graduate of E.C. eenelble N E W F A T -G O diet CHEESE^^^^^^^ AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) — The possibility of a peace-1 NIGHT 643-2718 from a nine-month deploy- plan. Nothing eenietlonil |uit selected for leadership, Goodwin Technical School ment in the Western •teady weight loae lor Ihoaa that time draft registration has been scorned by about 250 PLEASE LEAVE YOUR PHONE NUMBER FOR VERIFICATION professional skill and duty in New Britain, Plummer Pacific and Indian Ocean. raally want to loae. Maine college students as an “un-American activity” at a ON NIQHT LINE. performance. joined the Navy in August He is an officer assigned A lull 12 day aupply only $3,00. Statebouse rally where they protested its conception. The sergeant's wife, 1975, ____ to the aircraft carrier USS Aak UggaM Paikada Pharmaor “It’s the most un-American thing I can think of,” Nobel Jane, is the daughter of about the FAT-GO reducing plan Prize winner and Harvard College Professor George Anthony S. Tiemann Jr,, Kitty Hawk homeported in and atari loaing weight thia weak. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wald said Sunday. son of Mr. and Mrs. San Diego. While deployed, Money bach In full If not complete­ Webster of Bangor, Maine. The 73-year-old professor-activist struck up the anti- Anthony S, Tiemann of his ship operated as a unit ly aatlafled with weight loae from the very first package. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET American theme to the draft when he addressed the I Boston Hill Road, Andover, of the U.S. 7th Fleet. Navy Aviation Fire Con- A 1968 graduate of the protesters who said it was staged to “send a message to trol Technician 2nd Class has enlisted in the U. S. Air ^ 317 Highland Stroat the President and to Congress.” Force and departed Feb. 26 University of New Mexico, SrST *300 Elliott W. Plummer Jr., “The American Constitution is not designed to restrict for basic training at Albuquerque, N.M., with a Cut •III Ihlt »d -Uki !• tlor* son of Marylin J. Sampson IU(«d. PvrehM* •!!• pM k of people, it’s designed to restrain government,” said Wald, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Uckland AFB, Texas. bachelor of science degree, Manchester • 646-4277 of 15 Locust St., South PAT-ifO Md v«ctlv« ••• FAT* whose warned only multi-national corporations would A 1978 graduate of East McWilliam joined the AO PMk Frtt. Windsor, has returned benefit from the peace-time establishment of a draft Catholic High School, Navy in June 1968. registration called by the president. EVENING HERALD, Mon., March 10, 19M - 11 10 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., March 10, 1980 UCLA last laugh in NCAA to go in regulation — outscoring NEW YORK (UPI) - UCLA, the East TownTolk* \ one-time titan of college basketball, North Carolina 18-2 over a 10-minute Iowa 77, North Carolina State 64 It was a kite-flying day this Sun- away, hotly pursued by a young tract tenants to downtown as they International Brotherhood of was well above the number that Dingledy and Superintendent Larry has given No. 1 DePauI a quick hook stretch — but the Aggies scored only Vince Brookins scored 17 points in day. Kites, and their fliers, plus couple. do the Buckland Industrial Park.” Police Officers had soundly usually vote in municipal police Ashley had this little exchange; “I from college basketball’s center two more points through the rest of the second half for Iowa, 21-8. Iowa walkers and joggers, filled defeated the old union. Council 15, contracts. would prefer steak to hot dogs,” stage. regulation to allow the extra period. trailed until Ronnie Lester hit a Wickham Park. All were enjoying C o n ce rn in g M ain S t r e e t Not only the result but the tur- American Federation of State, Mrs. Dingjedy said. Ashley ’The Bruins, criticized by many in After a scoreless first overtime, redevelopment in Manchester, nout was unexpected at last week’s County and Municlpdl Employees, In discussing the student ac- returned, “I am not sure we can the glorious weather, but not all the basketball community for its late the Aggies took off, with Britton, who. basket with 18:08 left to pull ahead IBPO Attorney Jack Breen said the tivities budget Glastonbury Board were expert filers. One kite, Mike Boyle, a local merchant, said, “"'O" election in the East Hartford provide steak, but we have an entry into the NCAA tournament, finished with 23 points, scoring two for the first time. The loss ended the percentage of police officers voting of Education member Betsy trailing 500 feet of string, sailed "The town should do more to at- Police Department. After the obligation to provide hamburger.” appeared to have the last laugh Sun- field goals and Ladson adding four NC State coaching career of Norm day when they stunned the Blue free throws. A1 Wood paced the Tar Sloan, who moves to Florida next Demons 77-71 at Tempe, Ariz., to ad- Heels, 21-8, with 26 points. year. vance the semifinals of the West “If Texas A&M keeps going offen- Maryland 86, Tennessee 75 Regional. sively like that have and if they can ' Greg Manning scored 28 points — Obituaries As the 48-team NCAA field was stay in their zone, they will be 22 in the second half — to lead trimmed to 16 over the weekend, tough,” said NC Coach Dean Maryland in its comeback over Mrs. William S. Olcavage DePaul’s exit marked the end — at Smith. ‘"They are a dangerous team, Tennessee. ’The Vols led by 11 in the Waller H. Richards George V. Greenway least for one season — of college an excellent team, and I think they first half. MANCHESTER - Mrs. Margaret COLUMBIA — George V. basketball’s love affair with Blue are a definite title contender,” Mideast BALDWINVILLE, Mass. - Walter L. Olcavage, 62, of 107 North School Greenway, 69, of Route 87, Columbia, Demon Coach Ray Meyer. Elsewhere in NCAA play Sunday, Purdue 87, St. Joiin's 72 H. Richards, 78, of 122 South Main St., died Sunday at Hartford formerly of Manchester and East "Coach Meyer has meant so much No. 10 Georgetown edg^ Iona 74-71, Center Joe Barry Carroll scored 36 St., died Saturday in Gardner. Hospital. She was the wife of William Hartford, died today at Manchester to the game over the years,’’ said and No. 6 Syracuse upended points and Purdue, 20-9, withstood a He was the husband of Alma (Ur- S. Olcavage. Memorial Hospital. He was the hus- UCLA Coach Larry Brown. “It’s an Villanova 97-83 in the East; No. 7 In- late second-half rally by St. John’s. banik) Richards. Born in Hartford May 10,1917, she band of Dorothy Neff Greenway. honor to be on the court with him-, but diana downed Virginia Tech 68-59 and The Redmen were within six points He was born in Gardner and lived had lived here over 24 years. Before He was bom in Manchester on May I feel sad for him. He’s a class guy. No. 3 Kentucky beat Florida State 97- with five minutes left before the ■ in the area ail of his life. He was vice retiring, due to ill health in 1978, she 8, 1910 and had been a resident of He has a class team,” Brown said 78 in the Mideast; No. 2 Louisiana Boilermakers reeled off 10 straight president of the Hughes and Richards had been employed as a teacher’s Columbia for the past 27 years. after the 77-71 upset win. Coach State took Alcorn State 98-88 in the points. Company, Utica, N.Y. aide at Robertson School for 20 B a l l in fl ig h t Before that he had lived in East Meyer has meant so much to the other Midwest Regional and No. 9 Duke 32, Penn 42 Among his survivors he leaves a years. She was a member of St. Hartford and Manchester. game over the years.” Ohio State downed No. 19 Arizona Overcoming slowdown tactics by daughter, Mrs. Mary L. Gaffney, of Bridget Church and was a past presi- Syracuse’s Louis Orr graps for loose ball as Villanova’s John I " ' 1 -’ ’The Bruins, who finished fourth in State 89-75 following DePauTs West Penn, Duke got 19 points from Mike Manchester, Conn. dent of Robertson School PTA and at Before retiring in 1970 he had been Pinone looks on. Syracuse won out, 97-83 in second round of the Pac-10 this year, meet Ohio State Regional loss. Gminski to defeat the Quakers. The Funeral services will be Tuesday one time had been very active with a senior underwriting analyst for .M at Tucson, Ariz., Thursday night in East NCAA play at Providence. (UFI photo) Blue Devils, 23-8, outscored Penn 13- at 9 a.m. in St. Paul’s Episcopal the Girl Scouts Troop at the school. Travelers Insurance Co. for more than 40 years. He wasl also a World the next round. Ceorgviown 74, Iona 71 2 in an eight-minute period late in the Church, Gardner. She was a member of Cenacal Mideast trouble and finished with only 8. War II army veteran. Meyer, 66, who directed the under- Craig Shelton scored 27 points, in- 'Somebody has to be negligent in game to pull away. Calling hours at the Smith Funeral Retreat League of Middletown. Indiana 68, Virginia Tech 39 Besides his wife he leaves a dog Blue Demons to an upset of cluding three clutch free throws in not ranking Alcorn (which ended the Midwest Home, 69 Vernon St.. Gardner, will She is also survived by a son, Islah ’Thomas scored a game-high 17 daughter, Mrs. Louis (Janet) UCLA to gain the Final Four a year the final 28 seconds, and Eric Floyd season at 28-2),” said LSU Coach Louisviile 71, Kansas Stale 69 (ol) be tonight from 7 to 9. Joseph L. Olcavage of Phoenix, points to lead Indiana, setting up a Bachman of Somers; a sister, Mrs. ago, made no excuses. added 21 to send Gmrgetown to its Memorial donations may be made Ariz.; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret regional semifinal against Big Ten Dale Brown. “If we had not played Tony Branch hit his only basket of Viola Trotter of Manchester; and a “We just got beat,” Meyer said 14th straight victory. Trailing 72-71, in his memory to the American ' Kielbania of Vernon; a brother, rival Purdue In Lexington, Ky., our best basketball in the second half the game — a 12-foot, off-balance after the second loss against 28 vic- the Gaels, who had a 17-game win- Heart Association, 9 Exchange St., Peter Lynch of Rocky Hill and a granddaughter. Suzanne E. Gamadie Thursday night. The Hoosiers led 35- we would not have won.” one-hander — with two seconds left in tories. “’There are no excuses. We ning streak snapped, missed a Worcester, 01608 or to St. Paul’s sister. Miss Rose Lynch of East of Somers. 27 at the half before VPI rallied to 61- West overtime to lift Louisville, 29-3, over were flat all week. Our intensity was chance for the goahead basket when Episcopal Church, Gardner Hartford, Funeral services will be 61 with lyi minutes left. But Indiana, Ohio Stale 89, Arizona State 75 Kansas State, Branch replaced not up for this.” Glenn Vickers’ jump shot bounced Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. from the 21-7, hit 8-of-lO free throws in the Herb Williams and Kelvin Ransey fouled out All-America Darrell Grif- Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., I n fo r m a l cha t “I wouldn’t have minded losing if off the rim and Shelton was fouled on Thursday, 9:15 a.m., from the final three minutes. scored 25 points each as Ohio State fith in the overtime and the winning Manchester, with the Rev. George we had played well, but it’s a double the rebound. Alex Middleton led Corrinc P. Hoffman Holmes Funeral Home, 4(X) Main St., “You have to approach the tour- broke open a close game in the se- shot came after Louisville went into Evans of Columbia Congregational Tony Wasilefsky, chairman of the Miss Wasilefsky, Mrs. Doris Francoeur, Vernon; blow to have played so well over the Iona, 29-5, with 18 points, and Jeff cond half. The Buckeyes were its delay game. BROAD BROOK — Corinne with a mass of Resurrection, 10 a.m., naments as sudden death,” said In- Church officiating. Greater Vernon Scholarship Pageant, chats Miss Lynn Francoeur and Miss Diana Howe, course of the season and then come in Ruland had 17. The Hoyas, 25-5, next leading 51-46 when Carter Scott and Missouri 87, Notre Dame 84 (ol) Miller ends (Pressler) Hoffman, 67, of 38-A at St. Bridget Church. Burial will be diana Coach Bobby Knight. “We are Burial will be in Columbia Center both of Vernon. Misses Francoeur and Howe here and fall on our faces.” meet Maryland in Philadelphia Williams combined for points and Sophomore forward Mark Depot St., died Sunday morning at in St. Bridget Cemetery. with contestants and parents during a recep- very happy to be advancing to the 7 Cemetery. Friends may call at the Freshman Cliff Pruitt hit six free Friday night. build a 12-point lead for OSU. Dressier, who did not start his first Rockville General Hospital. She was Friends may call at the funeral tion Sunday afternoon at the Savings Bank of are contestants in the annual pageant. next round.” long slump funeral home Tuesday from 7 to 9 throws in the final minute to secure “We don’t deserve any respect off “We were concerned about coming game for Missouri this season until the wife of Norman E. Hoffman. home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to Tolland in Tolland. The pageant will be (Herald photo by Burbank) Kenlucky 97, Florida Stale 78 p.m. Memorial contributions may be the victory for UCLA. the way we played today,” said in to play ASU on their home court,” Feb. 20, scored 6 of his career-high 32 Born in Rockville, she had lived 9 p.m. All-America Kyle Macy scored 14 made to the American Cancer Socie- March 29 at Ellington High School. From left. UCLA, 19-9, took the lead for good Georgetown Coach John Thompson. said Ohio State Coach Eldon Miller, points in overtime to carry Missouri, LAUDERHILL, Fla. (UPI) - here for the last 13 years. She was a of his 16 points in the first half to ty, 237 B. Center St., Manchester. when center Mike Sanders hit two “Iona outplayed us ... I think they whose club next meets UCLA, “Their 25-5, past Notre Dame. Johnny Miller says his golf game hit member of the Graci Episcopal Francis P. Molloy power Kentucky. The Wildcats, who free throws to put UCLA ahead 69-67 deserve more respect from this fans were super. They really supp- West the absolute bottom in the 1978 Church. EAST HARTFORD - Francis raced to a 49-27 halftime lead, return with 1:38 left. Rod Foster paced the game than we do.” ported the team.” Clemson 71, Brigham Young 66 Desert Classic. She is also survived by two sons, Patrick Molloy, 58, of 43 Ensign St., Fmily Gardiner to their home court Thursday in Board eyes h iri ng plans Bruins with 18 points followed by Syracuse 97, Villanova 83 In Saturday’s games, Iowa tripped Billy Williams scored 14 of his 24 “I was so bad it was awesome,” he Bruce A, Hoffman of Broad Brook husband of Marie (Rousseau) VERNON — Emily Gardiner, 80, Lexington to play Duke, the ACC wife of Lester Gardiner, of 35 Reser- Mike Sanders with 15, Kiki Freshman Erich Santifer poured in North Carolina State 77-64 and No. 8 points in the second half to pace said about the tournament — one of and Gary N, Hofffman of Tolland; a Molloy, died Friday at St. Francis James Kennedy. tournament champion. voir Road, died Saturday at a local MANCHESTER - The Board of pupil personnel matter, saying only Vandeweghe with 13 and Jam es a career-high 29 points and helped Maryland upended Tennessee 86-75 in Clemson, 22-8, to its upset of BYU, the many in which he missed the cut brother, Carlton Pressier of Broad Hospital and Medical Center. Kennedy will interview the can- “Of course, they (Duke) beat us convalescesnt home. Education will meet tonight to that it is not a special education- Wilkes and Pruitt with* 10 each. trigger a 26-9 first-half surge to pace the East Regional at Greensboro, 22-5, Williams hit an eight-foot during a three-year slump, “I was Brook, and four grandchildren. He was born in Northampton, didates, and perhaps spend some earlier in the season, so we may have She was born in Springfield, Mass, review the selection procedure for matter "as such.” DePaul was led by Terry Cummings Syracuse. The Oran^pmen, who take N.C.; Purdue toppled No. 13 St, jumper from the right side to put driving like a popcorn popper — up, Funeral services will be Tuesday, Mass., and had lived here for the last time visiting them at their current the revenge factor with us,” said and had lived here for 35 years. finding a replacement for Allan Regarding special education, the with 23 points and All-America Mark on Iowa Friday in Philadelphia, were John’s 87-72 and No. 16 Duke held off Clemson ahead for good, 62-60, with down, ieft, right,” 11 a m , at the Ladd Funeral Home, 31 years. He was employed as an in- job site. Finally, he will recommend Kentucky Coach Joe hali. “We’re Private funeral services will be Cone, retiring principal of Bennet board will hear a report from Alan Aguirre with 19. also led by Eddie Moss with 14 points Penn 52-42 in the Mideast Regional at 4:20 to go. But all that appears to be over now 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville. Burial spector of Pratt & Whitney Aircraft a single candidate to the Board of certainly expecting a close game.” Junior High School. Chesterton, director of pupil per- In Sunday’s only other upset, David and Marty Headd with 12. Villanova, West Lafayette, Ind. I.aiiiar 81, Oregon Stale 77 for the 32-year-old tour veteran will be in Windsorville Cemetery. Group of United Technologies Corp., held Tuesday, with burial in Grove Education. Durand Macklin and Willie Sims The same time consuming but sonnel services, on a University of Britton and ’Tyrone Ladson combined which shot 36 percent and made 12 Also, in the Midwest Regonal at Mike Olliver and B.B. davis each because he has come back to take an Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 for the last 31 years. He was a Hill Cemetery. combined for 61 points and LSU, 25-5, complete procedure as the one that Deakin said this personnel method ^nnecticut summer school program for 8 points in the second overtime to turnovers in the first half, was led by Lincoin, Neb., No. 4 Louisville scored 18 points in leading un- impressive victory in the $300,0(X) and 7 to 9 p.m. „ member of the Connecticut Approved There are no calling hours. broke Alcorn State’s 27-game win- brought about the selection of Jacob is slightly different from all other Sperating out of Verplanck Elemen- lift 18th-ranked Texas A&M to a 78-61 Tom Sienkiewicz with 22 points — 20 shaded No. 20 Kansas State 71-69 in heralded Lamar to its stunning upset Jackie Gieason Inverrary Golf Umpires Association and had been The Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, ning streak to move into the Ludes III as the high school principal area towns, since most tary School. victory over No. 15 North Carolina in in the second half. Alex Bradley had overtime and No, 14 Missouri upset of Oregon State. Lamar, which sur- Classic. umpiring in the Hartford area for the 76 Prospect St., is in charge of the semifinals at Houston against will be used, said Wilson E. Deakin, superintendents recommend several Chesterton said the program in- the Midwest Regional. ’The Aggies 19. No. 11 Notre Dame 87-84 in overtime. prised No. 17 Weber State Thursday Milier shot a 2-under-par 70 Sunday Nellie V. Moran last 25 years. He was an Army arrangements. Missouri. LSU took the lead for good, assistant superintendent. candidates to the board but do not in- volves about 120 handicapped next face Louisville in Houston “Villanova just did not shoot well At Ogden, Utah, Clemson upset No. night, almost squandered a 16-point for a four-round totai of 14-under-par MANCHESTER - Nellie (Vigor) veteran of World War II and a 51-49, at the half. Sims scored 3() Katherine Koaak volve the various groups as com- students, the majority of whom are Friday night. in the first half (36 percent) and we 12 Brigham Young 71-68 and Lamar lead but held on to advance to 274 and a two-stroke victory over Moran, 100, of 80 Broad St., died member of Blessed Sacrament pletely in the total hiring process. points and Macklin 31 while MANCHESTER - Katherine A group composed of four Bennet from Manchester, although some are Texas A&M, 26-7, opened a 13-point were very fortunate,” said Syracuse shocked No. 5 Oregon State 81-77 in Thursday night’s regional semis Bruce Lietzke and Charles Coody, Church, DeWayne Scales got into early foul Saturday at a local convalescent teachers chosen by the Manchester Deakin said the method from surrounding towns. He said the lead against the Tar Heels with 7:25 Coach Jim Boeheim. against Clemson. Lietzke shot a blazing 7-underpar 65 He is also survived by two sons, (Obremski) Kosak. 87. of 134 Union the West Regional. home. She was the widow of John T. Education Association will meet with Manchester utilizes allows various university uses the program as a Sunday and Coody carded a 67. Patrick M. Molloy of Monroevia, St., died Saturday at Manchester Moran. two school administrators chosen by citizen ^oups who will be affected practicum for graduate students, and Miller had unprecedented success Born in Burwash, Sussex County, Memorial Hospital. She was the Calif., and Kevin F. Molloy of East that group’s union. In addition, two by the hiring decision to monitor and that it doesn’t cost the town any when he won eight Tournaments in England, Sept. 27,1879, she had lived widow of Frank J. Kosak. Hartford; two daughters, Theresa L. parents chosen by the Bennet view its evolution. money. The six-week program is held H o m e win record 1974 and four more in 1975. In 1976, he She was born in Polonia, Poland in this area for a number of years. Molloy of East Hartford and Mrs. In other matters, the board will iVefs’ Robinson and had lived here for more than 65 Parent/Teacher Organization, and at Verplanck five days each week won two more PGA events and the She was a member of the Mary Kinghorn of Coventry; three begin to develop a negotiation years. She was a member of St. two Board of Education members because of the pool available at this British Open. Then — suddenly — it Senior Citizens Club of Manchester, brothers, William Molloy and James package for the school system’s John’s Polish National Catholic selected by board chairman will facility. threa tened tonight was over. the Community Baptist Church of Molloy, both of Florence, Mass., and Church and the church's Ladies meet with Deakin. nurses. Deakin said about 15 The former Brigham Young Edward Molloy of Haydenville, becomes of age Manchester, and at one time was the NEW YORK (UPI) - Jerry over Washington Thursday and is Sodality. This group will reduce the stack of employees are involved. The matter In other matters, the board will University star had not won a tourna- oldest active bowler in the country. Mass., and a grandson. will be discussed in executive ses- Tarkanian’s teams don’t lose at among the favorites to win the She is survived by a son, Chester J. resumes submitted to ten candidates. hear a superintendent’s report on the NEW YORK (UPI) - Still four and John Drew added 28 to send Cen- ment since then and in 1978 sagged to She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Funeral services will be Monday, sion. home much. The sixth-year coach at tourney. Kosak of M anchester; three A further screening by this group will statewide ninth grade proficiency days shy of his 20th birthday. Cliff tral Division leading Atlanta past 111th on the money list. Walter (Florence) Whitman. The 9:45 a.m., from the Callahan Funeral Also to be discussed in executive Nevada-Las Vegas, one of the win- “They certainly have the talent to daughters, Mrs. Spirito (Connie) reduce the number of candidates to testing to be administered Tuesday, Robinson came of age Sunday. New York. Ray Williams led the All the hard times obviously made funeral will be held Tuesday at the Home, 1602 Main St., followed by a session is what Kennedy has termed ningest active Division I coaches win it all, ” said Washington Coach Vesco, Mrs. Ben (Peggy) Grzyb, five. At this point, the names are Wednesday and Thursday of this Robinson, a hardship draft pick out Knicks with 22 points while Toby Sunday’s victory one of the biggest of Westfield Cemetery, Danielson, at 3 mass of Christian burial, 10:30 a.m., ”an unusual parental request,” He with a 265-51 record, once directed Marv Harshman. both of Manchester, and Mrs. given to School Superintendent week. of Southern Cal, broke loose for 45 Knight contributed 21. Miller’s career. p.m. at Blessed Sacrament Church. declined to discuss the details of the the Runnin’ Rebels to an NCAA The UNLV-Long Beach matchup is Richard (Stephanie) Romanchuck, points to pace the New Jersey Washington 133, Boston 128 (ot) “It’s really special. It's at least as Friends may call at the John F. Burial will be in Mount St. record 72 straight home victories and one of eight NIT games scheduled for with whom she made her home; four Nets to a 140-100 romp of the hapless John Williamson hit a 12-foot exciting as any tournament I ever Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Benedict Cemetery. had lost at the Las Vegas Convention tonight. Other second-rounders in- grandchildren, and a great-grandson. Detroit Pistons. jumper to send the game into over- won, and it might be the best one,” Center St., today from 2 to 4 and 7 to Friends may call at the funeral Center only four times entering the cludes St. Peter’s at Duquesne: Funeral services were held today “That is the type of play we knew time, then netted seven points in the he said. 9 p.m. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Police probe car theft 1979-1980 season. Boston College at Virginia: Illinois from the Holmes Funeral Home and Robinson was capable of when we extra period as Washington snapped “ It’s going to be a lot of fun tonight Memorial donations may be made l : It seems the odds at the Las Vegas State at Illinois; Southwestern 1 MANCHESTER - Police are in- Lester M. Thurston of 52 Reed St., third-degree criminal mischief, drafted him,” New Jersey Coach Boston’s nine-game winning streak. and tomorrow — reliving it,” he said. to a charity of the donor’s choice. St. John’s Polish National Catholic Convention Center are stacked Walter A. Dawidowirz vestigating the theft of a 1968 Pontiac allegedly approached the woman breach of peace and reckless driving Kevin Loughery said. “You must Larry Bird scored 27 for the Celtics. “I can sit down by myself and say. Church. Burial was in St. John’s against out of towners as high as any MANCHESTER - Walter A. Firebird which was taken from the and, after arguing with her, struck after he allegedly ran over the lawn remember he lost important playing Cavaliers 113, Pacers 1U7 Hey, that was really cool.’” Cemetery. joint in town. - NIT - Peter .1. Hadley Sr. Dawidowicz, 65, of 45 North St., died ShopRite parking lot on spencer Street her on_ the face. Thursday was of Jack Christadore at 20 Willard time with both the measles and a ■ Randy Smith scored 29 points and M iller’s delight at the win is If any team knows about Louisiana at Texas; Texas-El Paso HEBRON — Peter J. Hadley Sr., Saturday at Rockville General Saturday evening. charged with breach of peace and Road Saturday night. sprained ankle early in the season. Mike Mitchell added 28 as Cleveland shared, according to Coody. Story hour Tarkanian’s penchant for winning at at Michigan; Mississippi and 40. of Daly Road, was pronounced Hospital. He was the husband of the The car owned by Mary Anne released after he posted a $500 surety Fairbanks was released after he “He didn’t get his feet on the handed Indiana its eighth straight “Judging from the papers this MANCHESTER — The Manchester h ast t hough ts home, it’s Long Beach State. When Minnesota and Murray State at dead on arrival at Manchester late Hedwig (Sasiela) Dawidowicz. Prickett of 127 Rowland St., East bond. He is scheduled to appear at posted a $250 cash bond and is ground until we re-shuffled the team morning and people I talk to, he's the Junior Women’s Club will sponsor a loss. Billy Knight scored 28 points to he coached the 49ers from 1968-1973, Alabama. Memorial Hospital Saturday. State He was born in Hartford and had Hartford, had been parked at the lot East Hartford Superior Court March scheduled to appear at the East Hart- recently after trading Calvin Natt.” sentimental favorite, ” Coody said story hour Tuesday from 10:30 to 11 lead Indiana, which blew a five-point DePaul’s All-American they never lost a single game at The tournament, which opened Police said he died of an apparent lived here for the last 43 years. He at approximately 8 p.m. by her son. 24. ford Superior Court March 24. before Miller completed his round, a.m. at the Whiton Memorial Robinson's day began like most lead in the final 4:38. Mark Aquirre sits all alone home, winning 65 in a row. with 32 team s, continues with self-inflicted gunshot wound of the retired in 1975 and was a meatcutter The car was reported missing at Police also arrested Robert Marshall H. Myers, 30, of 8 Quarry others — he didn’t start. But, coming 76ers 134, Spurs 118 “The players feel that way too.” Library, N. Main Street. So, it’s somehow appropriate that quarterfinals at various sites March head. with the First National Stores in the about 11:08. Mankus, 17, of 382 Burnside Ave. in Road, Bolton was charged with off the bench late in the first quarter, Julius Erving and Doug Collins with his thoughts after his Lietzke and Coody, tied at 274, Children ages 3-5 are invited to at- Long Beach, which first gained 13 and concludes with the semifinals Police said the Hebron Volunteer Hartford area, where he was Jacquelyn Newsom, 28, of 400 connection with a burglary at 216 breach of peace. the 6-foot-9 rookie was a one-man scored 24 points each and five other team was upset by UCLA Sun- were followed by Bill Rogers and tend. The reader will be Mrs. Cheryl national prominence as a basketball and finals at Madison Square Garden Fire Department responded to the employed 17 years. He previouly Olcott St., told police her apartment School St. in January. He was The Control Data building at 41 gang, hitting 19-of-28 (including a players hit in double figures for defending champion Larry Nelson. Alubicki. day in NCAA West Regionals. team when Tarkanian was coach, in New York March 17 and 19. call and attempted to revive Hadley. owned and operated W.D. Star had been broken into sometime Sun- charged with third-degree burglary Progress Drive was evacuated three-pointer) from the floor and 6- Both shot 69s Sunday. Philadelphia. Collins came off he ,(UPI photo) face the task of challenging the The St. Peter’s-Duquesne battle Investigation of the incident is con- M arkek on N orth S tr e e t in day night and more than $1,200 worth and second-degree larceny and Friday night after employees there of-7 from the free throw line. He also bench to hand out 10 assists, sending should feature a contrast of styles Second-round leader Mike Hill (72) tinuing, police said Executive board Rebels in Las Vegas tonight in a Manchester from 1937 to 1958. He of belongings stolen. released on a promise to appear at received threatening phone calls. grabbed 10 rebounds in his 36 the Spurs to a club-record eighth con- which has both coaches worried. was tied at 278 with Bay Hill Classic Hadley was born in Concord. N, H. was a member of St. Bridget Church. MANCHESTER — The Executive A stereo, two television sets and the East Hartford Superior Court The caller told the employees a Y S r b o r O U e n game of the National In- winner Dave Eichelberger (69), minutes, leaving Detroit Coach secutive loss and putting them in ^ tzitotirkn T'AiirnQTrtonf “They’re too physical for us; we’ll and had lived in Hebron for the past Board of the Manchester Junior platinum rings valued at $500 were March 24. bomb was in the building. Police vitation Tournament. He-is survived by a daughter. Miss Richie Adubato shaking his head. danger of falling short of the ROCKINGHAM, N.C. (UPI) - He get killed. I’m going to get us an Doug Tewell (70) and Jim Simons seven years. At the time of his death Long Beach Coach Tex Winter isn’t Barbara R. Dawidowicz of Women’s Club will meet Tuesday at 8 among the items taken. A Rockville Gregory M. Fairbanks, 17, of 13 were-summoned but found no Robinson didn’t seem all that im- ( 68). playoffs. started in the 21st position and was concerned. He thinks his squad has a army pass when we come here Mon- he was employed by Selba-Geigy Manchester; two brothers, Stanley p.m. at the home of Mrs. Sharon man was arrested after he reportedly Milford Road was charged with explosives. pressed by his performance, Kings 113, SuperSonics 93 Jack Nicklaus, making only his forced to use a substitute car, but good chance of advancing to the third day, because I’m going to bring the Corp where he had worked for 12 Dawidowicz of East Windsor and Scorso, 26 French Road. assaulted an ex-girlfriend on Main “I got hot and couldn’t seem to Gus Gerard scored 19 points to third appearance of the year, Cale Yarborough and his challengers round — as long as his front court New Jersey National Guard with years Anthony Dawidowicz of Santa The hostesses will be Mrs. Marge Street Sunday. miss,” he said. “The guys were finished with a disappointing 73-290. pace six Kansas City players in dou- agreed it made little difference in tandem of Michael Wiley and Fran- me,” said St. Peter’s Coach Bob Besides his wife. Barbara Ayers Monica, Calif.; three sisters, Mrs, Mlodzinski and Mrs. Mary Russo. feeding me and I was set up many Lee Trevino finished at 76-288. Both ble figures. The Kings outscored the Sunday’s NASCAR Carolina 500 stock cois Wise plays well. Dukiet after watching the rough-and- Hadley, he leaves his parents, Wanda Satkiewicz of Vernon, Mrs, times. Eddie Jordan and Mike wiil try again this week at the Doral Reluctant request weary Sonics — who were in Denver car race. “There have been times when they tumble Dukes down Pitt, 65-63. Leonard W. Hadley and Katherine Irene Dzierzanowski of Hartford and Newlin went out of their way to help. Open in Miami. Correction less than 14 hours earlier — 32-17 in “When it’s your day, it’s your have played to their potentials, and Thursday night. King Hadley of York Beach, Maine, Mrs. Carol Hopowiec of Vernon, and I just want to contribute and earn my Tom Watson, the tour’s money MANCHESTER - Due to in- the second quarter to take a 64-46 day,” said Richard Petty, who together,” Said Winter. “And when Duquesne Coach Mike Rice a son, Peter J. Hadley Jr. and two several nieces and nephews. share of playing time. I think this leader, is sitting out both south correct information on the police lead at halftime. finished a scant one second behind they have, we’ve been awesome.” countered, “They control the ball daughters, Lynne and Kimberly Funeral services will be Tuesday, team is much better than its record Florida tournaments. Miller also will files, the address of Peter Scott Suns 113, Bulls 103 (ot) Yarborough. “Today belonged to Wiley, a 6-foot-9 senior, is the offensively and bump on defense. Hadley, all at home; and a brother, 10:15 a m., from the Holmes Funeral shows (31-41). 1 sorta’ wish the skip Doral. Fuller, 17, was incorrectly given as U Con n fee hi ke sought Paul Westphal scored six points in Cale.” school’s top career scorer and the 6- They’ll drive you crazy.” Davis L. Hadley of Guilford. Home, 400 Main St,, followed be a season was starting over now.” overtime to cap a 31-point perfor- Funeral services will be Tue.sday 585 Main St., Manchester. Yarborough, the stocky Sardis, fOot-7 215-pound Wise is the top mass f of Christian burial, 11 a.m., at HARTFORD (UPI) — University “rather high,” with the university Sen. Richard Schneller, D-Essex, Maurice Lucas had 21 points for the mance and lift Phoenix. Westphal put at 8:15 a m. from the Rose Hill Fuller said his current address is S.C, driver who opened the season rebounder. Both surpassed Ed St, Bridget Church. Burial will be in of Connecticut President John placing in the top 10 in terms of costs the committee’s cochairmah, voiced Nets with Jordan getting 18 and both the Suns ahead 103-99 with two Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky 74 Cemetery Road, Vernon. The with, a series of bad breaks in the Ratleff, a two-time All-America, this Garner at top of game St. Bridget Cemetery. DiBiaggio “reluctantly” asked law- when compared to other public concern that allowing such a tuition Newlin and Roger Phegley 17. John minutes left in overtime, then stole Hill, with a mass of Christian burial notice of his arrest appeared in first three races, agreed the only year. Wiley has averaged 20 points a Friends may call at the funeral makers today to give the school’s colleges nationwide. increase would set a precedent. Long paced Detroit with 31. the ball from Reggie Theus and Beach, Fla,, and three weeks later at 9 a m at Corpus Christ! Church, Friday’s Herald. thing that could have kept him out of game this year with a school-record LOS ANGELES (UPI) - JoAnne home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. trustees the power to hike tuition to The -cost of a year’s stay at Schneller said it could clear the way In other games, Atlanta downed passed to Gar Heard for an easy Wethersfield. Burial will be in Rose victory lane Sunday was a mistake. 57 percent shooting average while earner, one of the longest hitters in captured the Bent Tree Classic in Memorial donations may be made make up for reduced state ap- UConn’s main campus in Storrs for lawmakers to allow for similar New York 98-92, Washington got by layup to put the Suns up by six. Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. “ My car ran so good I knew if we Wise’s mark is 16 points and 9.5 LPGA history, was a bit reluctant to Sarasota, Fla. Sunday’s victory was to the Arthritis Foundation, Inc. 929 inpreases in future years when they Boston 133-128 in overtime, Trail Blazers 142, Lakers 121 There are no calling hours. Board meeting propriations. ranges from $2,600 to $2,900 for on- stayed out of trouble we could win rebounds. say she’s playing the finest golf of the 26th of her career, including Silas Deane Highway, Wethersfield. try to balance the state’s budget. Cleveland beat Indiana 113-107, Dave Twardzik scored a season- ANDOVER — The Andover DiBiaggio told a legislative com- campus students this year. Increases the race,” Yarborough said. “I was Just as important, according to her life. triumphs in the U.S, Open in 1971 and in room and board will raise those DiBiaggio agreed with that con- Philadelphia bombed San Antonio high 23 points and Portland set a Congregational Church Religious mittee that a tuition hike would close running hard but very cautious (at -Wise, is the way the two complement “I’ve got some things to work on,” 1976. cern, but add^, “1 see little alter- 134-118, Kansas City dumped Seattle team scoring record. The win gave UConn’s doors to more students un- figures to $3(100 to $3,400 next year, the end).” each other. the 5-foot-7, 150-pound Carner said. Carner, 41, a 10-year tour member Education Board will meet 113-93, Phoenix tripped Chicago 113- able to pay the higher cost, but said it DiBiaggio said. native available to us.” the Blazers a half-game lead over The win was worth $19,180 for Yar- “Mike is more of a finesse player “ But, you know, if you shot a 60 you’d and two-time U.S. Open champion, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the 103 in overtime, Portland blasted Los Record— ' church. may be the only way to maintain DiBiaggio said the only alternative San Diego in the battle for the final borough, whose Oldsmobile averaged than I am ,” he said. “He can do it still gripe about something. started the final round two strokes Angeles 142-121 and Golden State quality at the state university. to increased tuition would be an un- berth in the Western Conference 108.735 mph over the course of the both ways, but he’d rather ti7 and go “I guess I’ve never played better behind leader Kathy Postlewait and topped San Diego 125-107. property at 43 Mill St., $48,000. "We can only choose to keep the likely boost in the state’s direct out- Church meeting playoffs. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had race. around you. I prefer going inside. than I have this year,” she finally ad- one shot back of Debbie Massey. Manchester Tuition increase university sound at all costs,” he told lay to the university or massive ilawka 98, Knirks 92 26 for the Lakers. ^ Abbot I. Cox to Aldo’s Electric Co., ANDOVER — The Andover Petty was the only driver among “If you have two of the same kind mitted. “ If I don’t have it on the front She fell three shots behind Massey the Appropriations Committee. program cuts accompanied by Dan Roundfield scored 31 points nine, it seems I always manage to public records property at 344 Parker St., $45,000, ’ HARTFORD (UPI) - The Congregational Church Diaconate, the top seven to avoid a pit stop under of players, both of them are going to five holes into the final round, but Tux liciiH superintendent of the Oak Hill School “Thus, I must reluctantly support layoffs. the green flag with about 150 miles want to handle the ball, a ^ i t might figure it out and come back on the came back with six birdies over the W urriinl) deeds “’The steps would be so drastic we Music, Trustee and Stewardship Federal against Constance S. for the Blind says school districts this legislation.” Committees will, meet 'Tuesday at remaining, but 'Yarborough’s stop cause trouble. It’s best tonave one back side. As a whole, I’m playing remaining holes to edge both A. Raymond and Evelyn M. Korner would no longer be a good univer- East Haven Catholic foe Finnegan, 15 Starkweatner St., July that send students to the facility ay ’The measure would allow UConn’s 7:30 p.m. at the church. took only 13.8 seconds, which made it power forward and one finesse better than I’ve ever played before.” Postlewait and Massey, who ended to James Larry and Rebecca H. board of trustees to raise tuition sity,” he said. 23, 1979 for $2,335.94. have to pay for a $3,000 tuition in^ East Catholic’s opponent in the a two-man race the rgst of the way. forward.” Carner fired a 5-under-par 67 for a up tied for second at 210. Lawrence, property at 63 Elro St crease. after the school’s final state ap- 23-1 mark. The Easties have won 20 The opening round of the tourna- $56,000. Federal against William S. Simp- Class L semifinal Tuesday night is in a row. Although Petty took the lead brief- But the Runnin’ Rebels have more three-stroke victory in the $125,000 .son, P.O. Box 514, October 1,1979 for The state currently pays the entire propriation is known with the ly, he saw Yarborough’s Oldstnoblle Sunstar Classic Sunday, notching her ment on the 6,228-yard, par-72 Leon Bradbury of Farmington to Blast Haven High, a 76-68 winner over The East Catholic-East Haven than the homecourt advantage going $7,085.11. $12,000 annual tuition. But Dr. Lars revenue going directly into UConn’s pass him for good with 118 laps to go. third LPGA triumph in five tour- Rancho Park golf course was the Savings Bank of Manchester, Tree fall injures man Fairfield Prep. The State Basketball winner will face the Bullard-Havens- for against the 49ers, 22-11 after Federal, against Erland and Guldager said the additional money coffers. Petty appeared to have a chance to beating Peperdine Wednesday. Led naments this year. cancelled because of rain, and of- property at 27 Lakewood Circle, $17 - Tournament foes will meet at Berlin Crosby winner Friday night at 8 Madelyn Purington, 29 Chester would have to come from local dis- Under current law, the Legislature MANCHESTER — A Vernon man Tree Co. accidently cut the rope he regain the lead with 30 laps left in the by Michael Johnson’s 23 points, The winner, a five-tim e'U .S. ficials shortened the affair to 54 917. wqs reported in satisfactory condi- High at 7:30. o’clock at Central Connecticut State Drive, May 28, 1979 for $4,794.51. tricts if a bill to increase state funds must approve any tuition increase was suspended to with a chain saw, 492-lap event, but be hit some oil on UNLV had four players score in dou- Amateur champion, won the first holes, earner’s winning total was Nicholas and Amelia E. Costa to tion today after sustaining internal East is 20-6 while the Housatonic College’s Kaiser Gym for the state M urriuge lireiiHes for the students fails. and the funds generated by the levy and fell about 35 feet. The incident the track one lap later and losT two ble figures in posting a 93-73 rout tournament of 1980 in Deerfield 207. Richard Barry, property at lot no. 77, injuries following a fall from a tree League champ Yellowjackets sport a Class L championship. Guldager said the 25 percent hike go into the state’s General Fund. occured at 436 E. Middle ’Turnpike. valuable seconds. Green Manor Estates, $90,500. Richard Allen Brown of Windsor to was necessary to keep up with infla- DiBiaggio admitted that current Saturday moniing. Hemingway was taken to Francis E. and Carol Preston to Kathleen Joan McKinley of East Hartford. tion and adjust to a changing sudent tuition and fees at UConn were Scott Hemingway, 26, of 20A Mt. Manchester Memorial Hospital . Paul W. and Gale M. Mendenhall. population. > Vernon Drive, an employee of B&M *• i ^j . ' . H a

l i - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Mirch 10,1»M B.vm>iiixu HKKALU, won., waren lo, iwg — U.S.A, retains cup i Gordie^ Island living popular but not for everybody By JAMES V. HEALION for $20,000. Tliere aren’t many of ’’you pull up the drawbridge or pull HARTFORD (UPI) - Jim match, Osborne, 35, wore down New- vice through most of the set. Osborne goal realized those,” says Wennerstrom, 52, whose the brat in and become the master of Osborne, playing for the injured Tom combe, who was playing his third double faulted twice to aid New- GREENWICH (UPI) - The story firm has sold dozens of islands since all you survey.” "This is the reason why I came out Gorman, scored a 7-5, ft-7,6-3 victory match in three days. The match combe’s 7-5 victory in the tiebreaker BOSTON (UPI) - Gordie Howe of Robinson Crusoe has enchanted its 1933 founding during the Depres- Previews helps owners unload of retirement and It’s the reason why over Austrialia's John Newcombe lifted the U.S. to its sixth victory in and 7-6 victory in the set. fulfilled a dream of a lifetime Sunday generations since the 1700s. Many sion, when it began its practice of everything from a $3.5 million I came back this season. It’s a dream 11 years of World Cup play. Gorman, who injured a hamstring night and played an NHL game with people yearn to live on Islands catering to the well-to-do. “seigneurial domain” in the Sunday to clinch a United States vic- come true. I’ve wished for this to Osborne jumped to a 3-0 lead in the muscle in a doubles match Saturday, his sons, Mark and Marty. Bu^ the themselves. Among the islands in American south to sundrenched tory in the World Cup tennis toura- happen for eight years and we finally ment. third set but Newcombe rallied the Was removed from the lineup by number of games left for the 51-year- But a man'who sells,such places Wennerstrom’s sales kit: villas on the French Riviera and got a chance,” he said. next two games. Osborne then broke Ralston, the American coach. old legend is posing a difficult ques- —Restoration Island in the Coral Scottish and Irish castles — the most Osborne's victory gave the U.S. a When the Howe trio skated on the says the castaway life isn’t for 4-2 lead in the best-of-seven tourna- Newcomte’s service in the sixth Osborne had 14 aces in the match tion for his coach. Sea off Australia, where Capt. Bligh recent an Insulated eight-roomer that ice for the first time as a unit In the everybody. ment. In the final match Sunday game and controled the match from to power the Americans to their Hartford Whalers Coach Don and 18 of the crew were restored to sold for $295,000 at*Newmarket- second period, the elder Howe was “People don’t realize the logistics Americans Charlie Pasarell and Den- that point. . ' fourth singles win in the tournament. Blackburn was asked if the elder their vigor in 1789 after the mutiny on on-Fergus in County (Hare. It had slits filled more with apprehension than of living on an island. They are very nis Ralston defeated Roy Emerson Newcombe, who teamed with Austriala won two of the three Howe would play two more games— com plicated,” says Bruce the Bounty. in the bricks — just the thing to fire and Rod Laver 3-6, 7-5,6-2 to cap the Laver to win a doubles match Satur- doubles matches. one of which is in Detroit next emotion. —Whitehead Island in Sault St. arrows through to beat back weekend "I was Just hoping that they (the Wennerstrom, president of victory. day, won the second set in a Osborne was selected the tour- Wednesday against the Red Wings, Previews, Inc., a Greenwich-based Marie, Mich., a 12-acre hunting and drop-ins. tiebreaker after each player held ser- nament’s Most Valuable Player. where Gordie Howe labored for 25 Bruins) wouldn’t score. I felt that I It has offered an estate with an Competing in his first World Cup had to go like hell to keep up with realty-marketing network of 20,000 fishing refuge on the St. Mary River years. brokers that matches people with that has shelter facilities for boats up 8,000-foot mini-railroad; a Maine Blackburn thought for a moment, them. Really I wasn’t worried, lighthouse with all the seafood you baseball roundup because they’re go6d players and property worldwide. to 35 feet. Basketball then said nothing. But he rolled his “A fellow called me two weeks ago —Up to 46 people can be accom- want, a choapie for $100,000; and a eyes and grimaced. they played well,” he said. modated in the main lodge on At- medieval stronghold with a dungeon, PEE WEE With this the last dream in a career and wanted to buy a Greek island. Whether it was his next to last sokan Island in Rainy Lake, Minn., racks included. Moriarty’s downed Crispino's, 26 filled with fulfilled dreams, Howe The majority are uninhabited, sun- game or not, Gordi'e Howe was gateway to Voyageur’s National An “estate which takes 16, and Automatic Comfort stopped • >¥4Mife6es satisfy was asked what, if anything, was beaten and barren. Beautiful blue Manchester Police, 33-32, Saturday pleased with his family’s part in water around them. But no electrici- Park, six miles east of International extravagance and superlatives as a Hartford’s 1-1 tie with the Bruins. , left. , „ matter of course” is Dean Martin’s at the West Side Rec. Andrew Marsh ‘T'still baVe gfahdchildren, he ty. Probably no water. No boat ser- Falls, Minn. Price: f225,000. “I just don’t know what took so —Patience Island in Narragansett Spanish colonial 14-room, 63-acre had 8 points and Jim Kitsock 6 fo r.. grinned, “but then I lie a lot.” vice or anything else. Assuming you rs long,” Gordie said, smiling. "This overcome these things,” he asked, Bay oil Newport, R.I., which adjoins ranch at Thousand Oaks, Calif., with Moriarty's while John Eccher had 5 As for regrets about the debut of was how it started back when they Prudence Island. Both were sold in threehole practice golf course, and Paul Huntington 3 tallies for the Howe trio, the patriarch of the “Who do you talk to?” NEW YORK (UPI) - When the Frost, the Angels’ top pitcher last ' were kids, the three of us together. It 1637 by CJiief Canoniciis for “20 tdurnaihent tennis court, and Crispino's. Eric Lazaran had 17 clan said, “It would have been nicer Robinson Crusoe talked to his New York Yankees acquired Eric New experience was nice having them out there.” fathom of wampum and two coats” heliport with a 2,000-gallon un- Patience Island in Narragansett Bay is one based tallies and Albert Smith and Willie season, was slated to meet with team if I could have scored a goal in the parrot for 24 years in author Daniel Soderhoim last Nov. 14, the veteran officials today to resume contract The dreano of playii^ with.his sons to Gov. John Winthrop and Roger derground fuel tank. It was offered Burg 6 apiece for Comfort while Former U.S, Olympic last couple of minutes.” Defoe’s story. the properties listed with Previews Inc., an island Mike Sardo had 15 and Todd Courey 7 third baseman had mixed emotions. negotiations. hockey player Eric Strobel in the NHL has served as a tonic to “You have to really have a very Williams. The islands are named for for $1.5 million. international realty-marketing network photo) for Police. He wanted to be a Yankee but he Frost has not reported to the Howe. strong family unit to go on to an Williams’ daughters and were given Wennerstrom is beating the bushes was introduced to NHL style these days for a South African game Standings: Comfort 8-4, Moriarty's didn't want to be Graig Nettles’ Angels spring training camp and has wl fU'jifl island,’ Wennerstrom said. them for their dowries. 7-, Crispino's 5-7, Police 4-8. backup. already been fined $1,500 — $300 per play last night when a fight “We continually, get calls on Everybody dreams of owning an preserve. Previews just sold a 2.700- Theater Upon his arrival in Fort Lauder- day for the five days he’s missed. broke out between his islands. Everybody wants to buy one island where, Wennerstrom says. acre safari operation in the dale, however, Soderhoim had quite a The Angels also continued Rochester teammates and Transvaal one for about $650,000 and different problem — he wasn’t negotiations Sunday with the Los Whalers foiled has had inquiries from two other JIMORS New Haven players. Not in- satisfied with the contract the prospects since. West Side No.*^ topped East Side Angeles Dodgers in an effort to work Yankees were offering him. out a deal for Dodger pitcher Don volved, Strobel skates off ice For the average American shop- No. 1. 68-58, and West Side No. 3 cluttered with gloves and Citizen group fights *Stage activity plentiful That changed Sunday as ping for a house, Wennerstrom says whipped Y No. 1, 55-30, last Friday at, Sutton, who has asked to be traded. Boston thoughts Soderhoim, Rick Cerone and Brad Another pitcher still among the sticks of combatants. (UPl there are three things to remember: the East Side Rec. Tim Fogarty had “One, location. Two, location. Three, culture and gaiety at the turn of the 22’ points. Dean Page 20 and Mark Gulden joined the list of satisifed missing is St. Louis righthander photo) BOSTON (UPI) - After a tough By PETER B. GRAM Paris Apartment, 2V^ floors up. Silvio Martinez, who was unable to of his intelligence to make that play. gambling in Newport location.” century in France. Anna Moffo, the Mistretta 12 for WS 2 while Pat Yankees, leaving only Tom game against the New York Stage activity this weekend was Famous artists befriended him, Bon- If Stoughton had gotten good wood on He says even if you can’t afford a guest soprano was so charming as Carroll had 35 and Doug Martin 11 for Underwood and Bruce Robinson un- get a flight out of the Dominican Islanders, the Boston Bruins were plentiful enough to satisfy all nard and Picasso sketched him. the shot I would have had a chance.” Center, said an opposition group good neighborhood’s highest priced ever, but with less fortissimo in her ES 1. Ron Pedemonte netted 16 signed. Republic. Martinez has not been looking forward to an easy skate PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Connecticut theater-goers. Magritte painted Ubu and Miro did formed three years ago to battle an points as did Jeff Fields and Kent Soderhoim signed for two years, fined for missing 10 days of camp. Amaya wins against the Hartford Whalers. They Cheevers night wasn’t without Spokesman Howard N. Kay says the house — buy the cheapest it’s got and The Yale Repertory Theater Ma Ubu. The sculptor Duchamp singing, ____ Cerone and Gulden for one each. There was one all-major league other exciting moments. With 20 citizens group fighting renewed ef- earlier casino effort disbanded after the others will raise or guarantee designed the book binding for Ubu Stringfellow added 14 for WS 3. Glenn didn’t get it. presents “Ubu Rex,” a spoof about a “Ardele.” a French farce by Jean Last year, Soderhoim, 31, split his seconds remaining in the second forts to bring casino gambling to interest in the proposal waned. your investment. Boggini had 11 and Greg Turner 10 exhibition game Sunday, with the “Sometimes it’s hard in a game trusted official who plots to murder Roi, Anuilh is currently running at the time between the Chicago White Sox stanza, CHieevers got into a jam with Newport is digging in for a long fight. Previews began by showing pic- Eighty years ago the play was so for Y 1. Minnesota Twins beating Detroit 61 Grand Prix like this,” said Bruins defenseman his Polish king and usurp power. Hartford Stage Company, It also and the Texas Rangers, batting .252 Citizens Concerned About Casino tures of properties to clients rather behind Rob Wilfong’s four RBI and a Brad Park after Boston managed a 1- Hartford’s Pat Boutette, which “This year we are taking a He is assisted by Ma Ubu, his Mae - hooted by the Parisians that Jarry takes place in Paris at the turn of the Gambling was scheduled to open a than on-site visits. When Kodak in- Action at the West Side Rec saw Y in 56 games for Chicago and .272 in 63 combined two-hitter turned in by WASHINGTON (UPI) - Victor 1 tie. “You only play as well as your resulted in.both benches getting into different approach. We are West-style wife and a group of un- became famous. Yet, the plqy has century. It follows the classic lines of games for the Rangers. He figures to four pitchers. the fracas at the period-ending Newport office today to coordinate a troduced a new 16mm color film in never failed to appear regularly; I No. 2 down West Side No. 1, 43-32, Amaya used his bullet-like serve to competition.” organizing to make sure not only that scrupulous followers, Ubu, a comic French comedy; in this case, the in- be used as both a backup to Nettles In other exhibitions, Cleveland beat statewide campaign against a the Thomas bill does not come to 1935, its salesmen began movie and East Side No. 1 best East Side overcome his temper Sunday and The Whalers felt they had more at buzzer. i ■ k ■ dictator, launches reform s by saw it three times by different cajts ternal affairs of a typical high and as a right-handed designated the Mexico Tigers 7-4, Mike Vail Cheevers emerged from the scrap previews. The firm, which now uses No. 2 (no score given). Glenn Dubois took home all but of his $21,875 stake in the game than the Bruins. proposal to locate a casino on New- fruition, but we’re organizing for the throwing all the wealthy aristocrats and it is always variably refreshing. Bourgois family, where people fall in hitter. drove in four runs as the Chicago with a five-minute spearing infrac- port’s Goat Island. video cassettes, last year presided had 16 points and Kevin Burnham 8 prize money for winning the $125,(KX) “After the second period, when we long haul. “Down the hatch” — a hole in the The musical score by Paul Shierhorn and out of love with each other. Cerone came from Toronto in the Cubs and Taiyo Whales played to a 7- tion witB a lOminute misconduct A bill filed in the Legislature by over the sale of more than $2(X) for Y 2 while Joel Sullivan had 17 and Washington step on the Grand Prix were tied at 1-1,1 told the guys that middle of the stage. The financial ad- fitted the mood of the merry players The notorious French traingle ol six-man trade Nov, 1 and is expected Sen. Charles Thomas, D-Newport, million in a wide range of properties Mike Mitchell 7 for WS 1. Brad Jones 7 tie, and the Chicago l^ ite Sox tennis circuit. we were in a position to get a point pertalty. Boutette, who wears a visors follow, as well as other un- and let the choreography go wild. love, the nefarious affairs of the to be the Yankees’ No. 1 catcher. seeks a local referendum to allow a on five continents. had 22 tallies and Doug Whitaker 11 defeated Florida Southern University Amaya was fined for spitting at a that a lot of teams never get in this birdcage-style mask, was assessed a ”We recognize that the threat here desirable characters. Ubu decides to general with his chamber maid, his Last year in Toronto, Cerone batted casino in Newport. It lists its offerings in two company for ES 1 while Mike Roy netted 8 3-1. line judge whose call went in favor of building and not to do anything to two-minute roughing penalty as well is going to be pervasive and it is go to war against Russian. "The Merry Window,” ah operetta young cadet son pressing his eternal .239 with 61 RBI and seven home ”We hope it doesn’t get any farther publications, the “Guide to Fine Real markers for ES 2. Four others had 6 Elsewhere, Vem Rapp’s side beat runner-up Ivan Lendl of lose it,” said Hartford Coach Don as a 16minute misconduct. going to be longstanding. If we, for- The departure for the front is by Franz Lehar, a contemporary of love upon his sister-inlaw, the runs. Pat Mullin’s, 9-0, with Bill Lee, Dyar than committee,” Kay said in an in- Estate,” a soft-cover book circulated apiece for ES 2. Czechoslovakia. Amaya apologized Blackburn. “I told him that with that mask, tunately, are able to get rid of this hilarious, as Ubu is dressed in his Jarry, was shown at the Bushnell husband's acceptance of his wife’s Miller, Dale Murray and Elias Sosa annually among realtors, and Gulden, 23, is a left-handed hitting during the awards presentation and Boston’s rookie center Craig he should be wearing a diving helmet terview broadcast Sunday. “I would threat, there will be others. We are junky, paradoxical panoply. An over- Memorial. A light musical comedy, lover and the latter’s jealousy for his catcher who came up from Columbus combining for the shutout in a Mon- and that he shouldn’t be arguing with “Holiday Homes International,” a in very familiar places, like the Make-up play Saturday saw ES 3 Ken .iFararr, supervisor of the McTavish notched his seventh goal of hope they (legislators) are getting organizing now to stay with that sized glove is placed on his left hand mistress' legitimate husband. after Thurman Munson was killed in treal intrasquad game ... Manny me like that,” was Cheevers’ com- quarterly magazine. The catalogues trim WS 1, 44-41. Greg Turner had 24 Association of Tennis Professionals, the season at the 8:47 mark when he the feeling that the people in New- threat over the years,” Kay said. for a good punch at the enemy. Little famous nightclub, ‘‘Maxim, ’ where All part of the super-civHized at- a plane crash. In 40 games, he batted feature lavish displays of architec- points and Glenn Boggini and Robby Mota’s squad beat Danny Ozark’s cut the fine from $500 to $250.' knocked home a rebound of his own ment after the altercation. port are much opposed to the in- wooden soldiers are tossed across the Can-Can shows attract the rich titude of the French towards the af- .163. troduction of casino gambling.” tural photography and imaginative aristocrats nightly and no uncom- Roya 8 apiece for ES 3 while Mark team 4-3 in Los Angeles’ first in- Amaya had to survive losing a shot. But the Whalers recovered with Although he gained the game’s stage for the military inspection. fairs of love. John Conklin’s sets The Yankees open their exhibition Kay, former commander of the He said the group feels statewide prose. monly their wives accompanied by Mistretta had 17 and Dean Page 16 trasquad game ... and the Baltimore first-set tiebreaker to post the 67, 5- a second-period power-play tally by number-one star, Cheevers was dis- Alfred Jarry wrote this delightful were ingeniously perfect and Paul season tonight at home against Naval Education and Training ’’They are a profit center in their lovers. The sing-along score for WS 1. Orioles’ intra-squad game ended in a 7,64, 7-5 victory, his first ever in the Blaine Stoughton, his 43rd. mayed with the tie. opposition is necessary. comedy as a schoolboy, the first of Weidner’s direction of one of his last Texas. Tommy John will be the star- tie for the second time as owner “I suppose half a loaf is better than themselves,” Wennerstrom says. A rendered the Merry Widow ever so U.S. and his third on the Grand Prix “1 didn’t try to kick it in,” the angry young authors to create an plays in Hartford was well received. ting pitcher. Edward Bennett Williams watched company-commissioned survey populaTr. The audience is not stirred tour. Stoughton said of the Bobby Hull p u s none,” he said, “but we should have anti-hero. l^ile the Yankees were able to from the stands. showed one in five readers is a or insulted as in “Ubu." Standings: WS 3 12-0, WS 2 8-4, ES 2 "I won’t complain about the fine if that caromed off his skate p$9t beaten the team.” Oscar Wilde liked him immensely Lenten study group satisfy three of their players, the Kansas City meets Detroit and the millionaire. The performers of the Connecticut 7-5, Y 1 7-5, ES 1 5-7, WS 1 3-9, Y 2 3-9, everyone else is fined ap- Boston goalie Gerry Cheevers, “but f, Park felt that there was no letdown for being so corrupt. Yates was ES 3 2-10. California Angels were getting ready Cubs battle the Taiyo Whales in after Saturday’s 5-3 win over the Toni ht Opera Association sung well, ANDOVER — The Lenten Study propriately,” said the 6foot-seven, the puck hit my foot NffOtb’T cbuld 9 fascinated by the king’s sceptre, a to meet with unhappy right-hander Group will meet Tuesday from 9:30 games scheduled today. 2^-pound Denver native. ”I played get my stick on it.” Islanders. closet broom. The poet Appollinaire showing the usual brio of La Belle Dave Frost. Epoch, that unique period of high to 11 a.m. at Andover Congregational John McEnroe in Richmond and he For Cheevers, the tying goal was “It’s tough getting up for a game 11K)0 reminiscenses visiting him in his BKX) US Dr. Scott On Habrawa a Our Miaa Brooka Church. was screaming at the umpire on frustrating. against anyone at this time of the XXOSNmm (T)® OSSINa«»a a Abbon And Coatallo season because every point means so (SILomLucv ® M *A*S‘ H every call and wasn’t fined a dollar.” “I can’t let a player like Hull shoot QnBannyHM 12:20 much. You’ve got to work your butt CSJokar'ivm XaPoUoaStory Ex-Olympians in awe of mates the puck, so I went over to cover Th«OddCoupt« a MaraM DWon him,” Cheevers said. “It took a man off and be ready. 8StraMa Of San Frtnolaoo anadgaSraak 12:30 NEW YORK (UPI) - Rob straight game and remain in conten- each scored a pair of goals to help 8S 62-1 Contact aDavaAlan ® Ufa And Tlmaa Of Eddie Rob- McClanahan and Mike Ramsey, two tion for its first-ever playoff berth. Detroit break a three-game winless 6:30 11:10 ' a F r a d Aataira; Puttin' On Hla guys who know a bit about creating New York’s Mike Bossy notched his String.. Carol Suntan And Frtanda 6lote STIC Tae Dough Top Hat memories, should remember their 47th goal. Clifford wins 1,500 aaRSNBCNM 11:16 NHL debut for quite a while. Flames 5, Jets 2 Rangers 4, North Stars 2 Tuesday la TV Community Coiaga X au— — « 821 Holywood Boulavard The pair, who earned fame as Kent Nilsson scored at 7:43 of the Pefenseman Dave Maloney scored BASKETBALL East Catholic took 12th place in the Saturday’s State Open at UConn. op uoo nownwr OOvarEaay 11:30 members of the gold medal-winning third period to break a 2-2 tie and his first career hat trick, helping East Catholic vs. East Haven in team standings at last Saturday’s Four Manchester High trackmen (3) Adam-12 ticke t an New York overtake Minnesota for Class L semifinals at Berlin High, state Class M Indoor Track Cham- 0:65 ®Ko)ak U.S. hockey team, must have felt Atlanta extended its unbeaten streak took part in the Class L meet. Jeff ONaan slightly a w ^ Sunday night watching to five games. sixth place in the overall NHL stan- 7:30 pionship at the University of Connec- Coughlin had his best effort ever in ® a T h a Iran Crtala: Amarica 7.-00 HaMHoalaga new teammates Rick Martin and Gil Rockies 4, Canucks 4 iSitdin^. Radio, tv tonight ticut. the shot put with a toss of 49’4” to (SCSSNawa ® DovaARan Perreault lead the Buffalo Sabres to Lanny McDonald' snapp^ in a 36 Flyers 5, Oilers 3 8 • Kings vs. Canadiens, Cable John Clifford took the l,506meter gain sixth place. Sophomore Peter (SaM 'A'S'H a O 8 Tha Baat Of Caraon Mel Bridgman and Reggie Leach run with a 4:06.6 clocking with Eagle Murphy was fifth in the 1,000 meters SOABCNawa a u amaant B*ko a 9-4 rout of the St. Louis Blues. footer with 27, seconds left to lift 8 - Hockey: Kings vs. Canadiens, SFaoaTItaMualo 8SCapUonadABCN«M Capitals .3, Islanders 1 Colorado. It was McDonald’s second scored to goals each and Cable teammate Dave Kittredge fifth with with a time of 2:41.6, marking the (BFaatlval 01 Faith in s ta n t >vm ner 11:45 Swedish imports Rolf Edberg and goal of the game and his 35th of the Philadelphia overcame a 61 deficit 10 - NIT: Texas El Paso vs. a time of 4:16.2. Ken (tolliton secured first time in seven years a MHS ® a Bamay Mmar Bengt Gustafsson combined to break season. to spoil the NHL debut of Bob Michigan, Cable third place in the 3,006meter run sophomore scored in the state com- (8 82) Dick Cavan 12.-00 me a 1-1 tie and Mike Gartner’s 30th goal Red Wings 6, Penguins 2 DuPuis, goalie for the Canadian 7:45 ■ Baseball: Yanks vs. with a time of 9:12. , petition. Captain Jim Stanton and Joe a NawlytMd Oama ®HmO helped Washington win its third Mike Foligno and Dale McCourt Olympic hockey team. Rangers, WINF There were 35 teams entered. Neubelt also took part. ®MtMetroil6. Pittsburgh 2 Yolanda Burns 201:486, aOTIoTacDough U L T Pts (JF GA Seattle fO 22 .694 ■* Scata 126128-349, Marlene 199-182-509, Cormier SMauda HOUKS * I ' F • ! T • Buffalo 9. St Louis 4 Phoenix 47 24 662 3 Diapq. jtqcoii 164-508, .Annie PENITENTIARY Philadelphia 7i 2TO 197 Quebec r.. Toronto 4 Portland 33 38 46^' 18 Jones 146341, Bert Bot- 193-454, J d w Topping 476, NY Rangers S 26 9 2T6 237 Mondav's Games f Gagnon 178-472, Karen 8.-00 NY Islanders 31 28 9 228 220 Vancouver at Aflanta San Diego 33 39 4f« 17'a tocello 125, Pat Dorsey 125. Terry Sieminski 480, Woodcock 175, Pam For- ®WKRPInClnolnnatl Allanla 30 24 II 28 2U8 Los Angeles at Montroa) Golden State 22 fO 306 28'a AUTO ®Crow-WIM Washington 22 3T 10 218 248 Tuesday s Games Saturday s Results Eileen Wojcik 469, Vicky tuna 175, Marion Smith 187- < | VJ - New York 110. Delrol 104 XaTharilnaradlMa Pi^ Smvthe Division (Colorado at N Y* Islanders POWDER PUFF- Glass 467, Terri Agostinelli ® Laonord Bomalaln Conducts H urried W L T f»ts GF GA Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Atlanta 97. Houston 79 499, Linda Massaro 179-492, (Chuago 30 21 16 190 196 Seattle 104. Denver 97 Cynthia Muldoon 180, 177-452, Lynda Raymond Wendy Mancini 453, Beth a08Uttls Houm On Tht -St txiuis 28 28 11 ( 217 226 San Diego 113. Utah 96 Milwaukee l(f. Goliien State 80 Gerry Tonski 180-457, Rita 181-196176552, Ruth Ann REPAIRS Vancuuser 21 X I 13 213 242 Renyon 459, Mary liraiie \ I .H u i SSpaakkigO01 Lava 1- ( f ^ U P L E Kdmonion 20 37 12 24B 28T Sunday's Results Pontarelli 183-495, Lqrrie NATIONAL BASKKTBALL AS,SOC Glass 480, Nancy 464, Dot Hills 488. aOunamoka Colorado 17 38 11 < 200 22 Washington 133, Boston 128 lot), aft fcCastern Conference New Jersey 140, Detroit 100. aft. “Homt of Mr. Ooodwroneh" _)Frad AMaka: Chtngt Parl- Winnipeg i: 4310 178 27T rMnAndDanoa \\ales Conferente Atlantic Division Atlanta 98. New YorJ 92. aft N‘»ms Division W L Pet GB Cleveland 113, Indiana 107. aft. . MM A T H E r« Boston 16 768 — 8:30 W L T P hs GF GA Philadelphia 134, San Antonio 116. aft. v Compiflta. Mechanical Service Payoj Philadelphia fil 739 2 Kansas (:ity 113, Seattle 93, aft. ODThaLMRaaort Monlreai .39 2U 8 ft! 263 203 ®M«vQrlffln 2. E L E C T R I C r iiOS Angeles 2b 12 lU ffl 2! 277 New York • 3T- 36 493 19 Phoenix 113. 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March 10, 1980 Waste Invitation To Bid Region The EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT seeks bids for the up ideas dating of the District’s current sewer specifications. Copies of the current specifications are available at the Moffett sets probe revived D ispatcher’s Office, F ire Department, 32 Main Street, Manchester, Conn. Zoners Sealed proposals will be received until.4:00 p.m., Monday, WASHINGTON (UPI) - March 17, 1980. on petrol reserves An aerospace engineer Bids will be publicly opened, read and recorded at the March 17, decide concerned about the safety I960, meeting of the EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT. issue Monday. % s HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. Toby of future generations has The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Moffett, D-Conn., has initiated a r e v i v e d th e i d e a of Bids quotes are to be sent to the EIGHTH UTILITIES • KHchwM probe into the nation’s Strategic Moffett said Saturday he wanted ro ck etin g the w o rld’ s DISTRICT, 32 Main Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040 requests growing store of nuclear P e tro leu m R e se rv e , c a llin g a “ specific details on Secretary Dun- Samuel Longest reported agreement between the can’s recent trip to Saudi Arabia, and waste materials into in Public Works Commissioner United States and Saudi Arabia to whether we’re setting an extremely terplanetary space. EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT BOLTON — The zoning Board of delay the program "totally unaccep dangerous precedent by letting a S t a n l e y G. R o se n 017-03 Appeals granted two requests for table.’’ fo re ip nation dictate U.S. energy recognizes such a project CALL MIKE, NOW at 528-8958 variances and denied one, at a recent Moffett, chairman of a House and foreign policy.” would have political, legal, meeting. energy subcommittee, wrote Presi e c o n o m ic and LEGAL NOTICE William Robbins of Stony Road dent Carter'and Energy Secretary t e c h n o l o g i c a l c o m FHENDS OF MIRTHA WHITE Charles Duncan and asked if the plications but he said it was denied permission to build a tiyo- The Strategic Petroleum Reserve, Town of Bolton Official Notice may be the best answer to car garage, with a living area reports were accurate and if the as mandated by Congress, Is sup PrtMnt and formar Round Table Parents Board of Tax Review When in need of a Service or Product overhead, on property on South Saudis made any concessions in posed to conUin a 90-day supply of oil a problem that promises to and friends of Round Table are Invited to a return for any such agreement. get worse as nuclear power The Board of Tax Review of the Town of Bolton, Connecticut Road. as a cushion against any future meeting on Tuesday, March ilth., 8 p.m., will be in session in the Bolton Town Hall, 222 Bolton Center Robbins has enough total acreage He said the Senate energy com national energy emergencies such as expands around the globe. Cooper Hall, South Methodist Church. Pur­ Road, Bolton, Conn, on the following days during the month of for two residences but the requested mittee was expected to look into the another oil embargo. "It appears irresponsible March 1980: addition would require both a fron to wait indefinitely to pose of Meeting — To show our support for Saturday, March 8, 1980 9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon CALL A PROFESSIONAL tage and sideline variance. develop the capability... or Martha White, In hopes that she nitay recon­ to take actio n s which Monday, March 10, 1980 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM John Roberts, appeals board chair sider her resignation. man, said, "The odd shaped lot Manager resolution preclude it altogether,” Thursday, March 13, 1980 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 already contains one house and gar Rosen said at the recent All persons claiming to be aggrieved by the Assessor of the age with a living area overhead Soccer Demonstration annual meeting of the Town of Bolton must appear and file their complaint to one of American Association for would result in two dwellings on one on colincirs agenda HWp Wtnttd IS these meetings or at some adjourned meeting of said Board of Tom Mulroy, a Hartford Hellions soccer and Craig Potterton. Unfortunately, because th e A d v a n c e m e n t of lot." Tax Review. BUILDING-CONTRACTING SWIMMING POOLS Roberts said, Tt was too big a player, demonstrates the finer points of the of incorrect directions, only Mulroy showed SOUTH WINDSOR — /Deputy be tabled until the following week, as Science. LATHE OPERATORS - With Dated March 3, 1980 variance for the board to go along game of a group of soccer enthusiasts from up. His exibition was called “ excellent.” Mayor Jackie Smith is exp ect^ to w ell as a re so lu tio n nam ing The problem, of course, 2 y e ars’ experience. Good Board of Tax Review benefits. Salary nMotiable. FARRAND REMODELING CARRY NATIONS with." Bolton. About 70 people, adults and children, Mulroy is the current world record holder for bring a resolution appointing Richard D em ocrats Robert Hornish, 79 is that some radioactive John Gleason, CJiairman Cabinets. Roofing. Gutters, He said, "The variance was turned Sartor as town manager tonight at Benedict Drive, Leo Mainelli, 63 m aterials produced by Hawk P rec isio n Co., 303 Ilvi Cannon 643-1305 attended the event at Bolton High School juggling a soccer ball — 12,295 times. (Photo Burnham Street, East Hart Room Additions, Decks, All down without prejudice which means 7:15 when the Town Council meets in Timber Trail, Winifred Wilson, 107 nuclear generators and by Jean Gately types of Remodeling and INSTALLED •5224 Thursday. Arrangements for the Hellions’ by Adamson) ford, telephone 528-9845, FINE LUNCHES the hearing can be reopened within special session. Tallwood Drive, John Archer, 41 defense projects remain 012-03 repairs. Free estimates. Ful All-Season Pool, Inc. Corrwf of Contor A MMn St. ly insured. one year if he (Robbins) can come up Bolton trip were made by Lyman Marshal Although the council has an Joseph Lane and Lawrence Fish, 44 extremely hazardous for R A R E O PP O RTU N ITY - RT44A BOLTON MANCHESTER PH O NE 643-6017 with a better plan.” nounced its selection of Sartor as the Candlewood Drive, to the Charter many centuries. No accep . •9£>F, TH€ flR&T OWN Y O U R OWN CfS-irWRAPHi (seceer Coet) BUSINESS. Distributor for Court of Probate, Paul Piano of Manchester was town’s new town m anager, the table, permanent Earth Help Wanlad District of Manchester Revision Commission. ^oc¥. WAS pusuSsHec? w-rwu-Sy K o d a k f i l m , D u r a c e l l MEN’S HAIR CUTTING granted a setback variance of eight resolution must be tabled in accor The Town Council will meet in storage site has yet been pfscjiieep Q\a\o^k(n ^o NOTICE O F HEARlNt; AUTO SERVICE en abl e AMY TWO PESSOM& TO Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and ESTATE OF MARY E. MEYER, feet for a deck that had been built too dance with council rules. All items work session at 7:30 p.m., following found. kAAIMTADJ A CORKe^POUOeUCe other photo products needed an incapable person. Students get free books Wit h etCRtCi, is You May Run MisTfl) muiiain in your area. No selling. Ser Pursuant to an order of Hon. William close to the backline at 70 Brandy must appear twice on the Town Coun the special session. Included on the Rosen, an Air Force of FVIZ AMY OTHER 8S4 CENTER STREET vice top R e ta ile rs under El FitzGerald. Judge, dated March 6, MAPLE Mobil Street. cil agenda before a formal vote. work session agenda is a discussion ficer representing the PCg.50»lTg> PlgfUJypg/'* O PE N IN G SO O N Your Ad For MANCHESTER . S4I>S2S7 program. exclusive contract established 1960, a hearing will be held on an $up«r . , 131 Oak Street, TEMPORARY WORKERS - meats, peanut butter, spaghetti wastes to its Edgewater and Long Oil wastes found leaking into the Jersey. related to the cost benefits an energy the principals of the schools have full Developing a way to STOCKROOM ATTENDANTS THE TOWN OF COVENTRY MATURE SITTER from 3 to Assi gnments Ea s t of the LOST - Black and white male MY HOME preferably from Glastonbury, (Conn., 633-3641. is accepting applications for 12 p m . Experience required. sauce, baby food and formula, Island City, N.Y., oil reclamation Susquehanna River last summer manager can provide pver a period of time requirements. He said that finance such a project c a t in ar e a of P ark w a y Manchester, Vernon, Bolton An E q u a l O p p o r t u n i t y - Openings for persons who Ri v e r (or C l e rk / T y p i s t s, could be a major problem, are very conscientious and the position of clerk in the Own transp o rtatio n . Ages secretaries with and without packaged macaroni and spaghetti facilities, according to the grand jury were traced back to the mine and dis years. added responsibilities of special Pavilion, Route 5, Enfield. area, 3 days a week, 8 to 4 Employer M/F. Town Hall. This person will be between 18 and up apply only dinners, cereal, crackers, canned Special session education also prevented the prin Rosen said, because the Please call 745-1774 after 6 p.m. Call after 4 p.m., 646- have a record of good figure shorthand. Top company. Call presentment, which was obtained by' covered to contain chemicals found a p t i t u d e . E x p e r i e n c e responsible for working both Call 646-2578 , 9 to 2:30 p.m Lydia, Dunhill Temps. 289- fruit, canned spaghetti, ravioli and BOLTON — There will be a special "The rationale for this argument is cipals from devoting any additional benefits would go to future p.m. 3914. ASSISTANT DISPATCHER - in the Town Clerk’s office and UPI. to be fatal, , cause cancer, birth Need a person with previous preferred but not required. 4319. such, baked beans, canned stews, and defects and gene damage. voter registration session Tuesday that the energy manager’s salary time to energy conservation manage generations while the costs Apply at Wesco Industries, the Tax Collector’s office. SECRETARY for centrally Under a law signed by Gov. Bren LOST - Male Tiger cat. Has LEGAL SECRETARY- Law experience but will train. Typing mathmetical ability located real e state office. gelatins. dan T. Byrne on Feb. 6, falsifying Criminal charges were filed in from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Community will be more than recovered by the ment. and risks would be borne only flea collar on. Very Firm in Vernon seeks full E x c e lle n t c o m pan y -paid J e s Industrial Park, Route 5, projects he will be able to institute," South Windsor. 568-6334. EOE. r^u ire d. Starting rate $ 3 ^ Some bookkeeping required. DEP waste disposal documents is a Pennsvlvania last month against Hall. New voters and unaffiliated Goldman said that the Board of m o s t h e a v i l y by the friendly. Call 646-8524. time Legal Secretary with fringe benefits. Pay commen p e r h o ur A p p l i c a t i o n s Hours 10 to 3, 5 (fays. $4 per voters who wish to register with a said Goldman, “ and by the grants he Education is faced with the same generation that carries it good ^ i n g and shorthand surate with ability and work available a Town Manager's hour. Call Mr. Howland. M3- skills. Experienced preferred. experience. Call between 3 BARTEN D ERS - Full and party may register Tuesday in order will be able to secure, and by cons dilemma that the administration is out. Part time, day and evening office. Town Office Building, 1108. tant overseeing the energy program Telephone 646-1974, Between 9 and 5 pm. Ask for Steve C o v e n t r y , C o n n e c t i c u t Clear glass to vote in the presidential primary faced with in terms of keeping the “ A suitable reconcilia R I D E W ANTED - From a.m. and 5 p.m. Thornton. 643-2133. hours. Good pay and benefits. that h6 will conduct.” tion must be developed A p p l y G r o u n d R o u n d Closing date March 14, 1980. CLERK /CA SH IER - Part- March 25. Those registering are personnel or administrative staff at Hebron Gay City area, third E.O.E. and full-time clerks needed asked to bring proof of citizenship. “ The second part is the realization the lowest level possible while still between these seemingly shift to lYatt St Whitney. Call WE ARE LOOKING FOR H A I R D R E S S E R Restaurant, 3025 Main Street. Glastonbury. for local 7-Eleven Food Store. is recycled if a position goes unfilled, the. board being able to provide the services conflicting facts,” he said. 646-8776. H ousew ives in te rested in Experienced with following. B O O K K EE P ER -TY P IST - S o m e c a s h i e r - r e t a i l making good money for part Full-tim e position in busy and public cannot expect continuing that are requ ir^ to run and maintain “ In addition, an equal dis-’ WAITERS and WAITRESSES I m m e d i a t e o p e n i n g . experience helpful. Benefits Announcamantt time hours, soliciting from' M a n c h e st e r S a lo n . C a ll P r o f e s s i o n a l o f f i c e . include: Insurance, Credit savings in energy with the current tl)e school system. tribution of costs, respon our pleasant East Hartford Ultimate I, 643-2103, or 647- - Full and part time, good pay level of personnel we have,” said and benefits. Liberal working Interesting position. Pleasant Union and Profit Sharing. SOUTH W IN D SO R - T h s The B o ard of E d u c atio n is sibilities and risks among ATTENTION TOTALPHONE Office. Hourly rate. Plus com 1315 evenings. Ask for Diana. working conditions. 522-1000. Apply in person at: 7-Eleven Resource Recovery Committee has Scholarship Goldman. expected to act on Goldman’s participants must be es SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need missions, plus bonuses. Hours hours. Appl y in p e rso n : Ground Round R estaurant, S t o r e , 305 Gr e e n R o ad, announced it is adding ciear glass to Goldman said the director of recommendation in the near future. tablished." help receiving your calls? 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call us at 569- P A R T -T IM E T E L L E R - A R M E D G U A R D S St Manchester. Conn., 06040. Temporary or immanent. Per 4993, ask for Teresa. Thursday nights 4nd Satur 3025 Main Street, Glaston . " DISPATCHERS WANTED to Equal Opportunity Employer, the materials it is attempting to Rosen said the basic bury. for ms,ready so n a l A ttentio n ... Very days. Apply Manchester State work in an electronic alarm M/F. recycle through its monthly drive. technology to carry out Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- The committee was formed to sup BOLTON — Applications for such a project is already 8623. ir iv u rjiitivi Must have clean record, SECRETARY- port and schedule recycling drives ir Coventry PZC sets HIGHW AY CREW MAN - in fresh air and meeting peo sc h o larsh ips from the Bolton available although con r e f e r e n c e s c h e c k e d RECEPTIONIST - Full time BABYSITTER WANTED: 3 Town of Bolton. Job descrip ple, then workii^ at Mr. Auto town in order to help organizations Scholarship Fund Inc. will be siderable work would be to 5:30, Monday thru Friday Wash Car Care (Tenter is right thoroughly. Immediate part- for WINF Radio. Typing 60 tion available. Apply Office of time or full-time positions wpm. Shorthand 80 WPM. raise funds and to remove weight EMTLOYMENT aad school vacations. Own for you. Wages based on abili available beginning Thursday at the necessary to carry it out. Selectmen, 222 Bolton Center open. For appointment call Interview : Call Debbie, 646- from the "trash stream ," thus Bolton High School business office. two public hearings Not all nuclear ...... Transportation Road, 9-5, M-F, Deadline ty and extra incentives are 5:30. 646-7230, ill9. 1230. EOE. reducing trash disposal costs to the Bolton residents who will be could be disposed of in Halp Wantad March 30, 1980. Equal Oppor available to you. Apply at 150 Tolland St., East Hartford. town. graduating from any high school or space because of the large tunity Employer. COVENTRY — The Planning and an interchange on Parker Bridge TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. WOMAN TO CLEAN HOUSE itreecnhnicail scnhooli mthis year anda whno 2<,ning Commission will conduct two Road would be desirable. The Coven amounts involved so Rosen Apply 81 Commerce Street, - 1 day per week. Must have WAITRESS - Over 18 years to N EE D EXTOA INCOME? - The committee reported to the own transportation. Call 568- plan to further their education, and public hearings tonight at its meeting try planners want the interchange, s u g g e s t e d t h a t the G l a s t o n b u r y . P TG s e r v e F o o d Sc L i q u o r . Work one of our outdoor Town Council that in its first four materials be processed so COMPANY. ’Telephone 633- 2605. Ehiperience necessary. Apply F l o w e r L o c a t i o n s on residents who are continuing their jhe Town Hall Planning Office but Columbia fears increased traffic weekends. Car needed, S.D.R. drives it helped remove some 50 tons only the longest-lived, 7631. in person only: La Strada est, college education, are eligible to app- starting at 7:30. onto its roads might result. The COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - 473 Hartfrod Road. Enterprises,.Andover, Conn., of material, saving the town about most hazardous substances $350 in disposal fees, while helping ly for a scholarship. y^t 8 p.m. the application of J. Windham Regional Planning Agency CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Experienced. Weekends. And 742-9965. The applications must be returned jgnenda will be considered for a is trying to work out a compromise. be rocketed into space. - E xp e r ie n c e d only. Top Busboys. 989 Ellington Road, COOK - Full time. Reliable, local organizations to raise more South Windsor, after 11 a.m. to the high school by April 15. resubdivision of two lots on Cooper The PZC will review short-term The best place to send wages, ^ p l y : Atlas lile , 18^ neat, hard working. Duties in than $750 for their activities. th e w a s t e , he s a i d , Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, clude: Food preparation, in Lane owned by Arthur Toumas. p r i o r i t i e s on r e v i s i n g lo c a l C H E F ’ S H E L P E R S The committee’s next drive is probably would be into or 563-0151. ventory control, supervision scheduled for March 29 and 30 from 9 At 8:30 p.m., a proposed revision to regulations, a lenghty project it has COOK’S HELPERS - Apply of kitchen staff. Apply: Rein’s bit around the sun where Ellington Road, South a m. to 5 p.m. in conjunction with the the zoning regulations involving been engaged in since last year. Top RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll N ew Y o r k S t y l e D e l i extensions into required setbacks priority items include sanitary waste there would be virtually no p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. Windsor, after 11 a.m. Restaurant, E l Camlno Plaza, Wapping C om m unity Church B e n o i t n a m e d risk of it endangering any Apply director of nursing. Route 30 Vernon. Outreach Committee to raise funds will be heard. The commission may systems, water table requirements, A L L R O U N D plan et for mi ll ions of Safmonbrook Convalescent for local mission work. ; D e m p s e y a i d e take final action on both issues and subdivision standards. Also Home, o ff House Stre e t, MAINTENANCE MAN for In The committee asks that all clear following the public hearings. receiving attention are forestry years. Glastonbury. Please call 633- dustrial Laundry. Electrical The PZC also will discuss capital requirements, unimproved roads, The most risky part of 5244. & H y drau lic e x p e rie n c e glass, other than deposit-beverage re q u ire d . C om pany P aid containers, be rinsed, saved and VERNON — Thom as Benoit, improvement requ ests, review driveway stan dards, and so lar the whole scheme would be the launch from Earth NURSEIS AIDEIS wanted for B e n e f i t s . P l e a s a n t a t delivered to the Wapping Church former mayor, has been named Ver zoning designations near the junc energy incentives. ' full time on all shifts. Apply mosphere. Ek)ual Opportunity because an accident could parking lot on either of the two days. non coordinator for the campaign of tions of Main Street and Boston Turn The commission will consider a director of nursing. Salmon- er. Apply in person or John D e m pse y , 2nd D istr ic t pike, and made a preliminary review request from the regional agency to allow the wastp to fall back brook Convalescent Home, off !chaniC8 Uniform Ser The committee is also looking for vice, 151 Park Avenue, Elast D em ocratic C ongressional can o f p la n n e d c o m m e r c i a l increase protection of river aquifers. to Earth. House Street, Glasjtonbury. local groups in need of a fund-raiser Please call 633-5244. » Hartford, 289-3421. for the months of July and August. didate. developments. A decision is expected C urrently land over aq u ife rs Such groups should contact either Benoit served as Vermon mayor on D. Kotkin’s application for a (underground “ lakes” ) is permitted Mel Stead at Public Works or Larry _ from 19T5-77 and also served two re su bdiv isio n of eight lo ts on to have only limited development •At Brown at 644-1595. terms on-Uie Town Council before Carpenter Road owned by R.G. because rain and snow drain down to * , being elected mayor. Snyder. The application has evoked the groundwaters which recharge . > active with the opposing from neighbors fearing rivers and other natural water ” UrfHwf and the American water runoff onto their property and bodies. ISew Use inspired threatened lawsuits. Industrial and commercial zones !No \ Ie e lin g T u e s d a y Cancer Society and was named Ver k The U.S. Department of Interior has discovered a use for non Democrat of the Year in 1974. He S e v e r a l o th e r su b d iv is io n are currently undgr scrutiny by the MANCHESTER -T h e Golden Age commission, which is seeking to add •k Call 643-2711 outdated topographic maps produced by U.S. Geological is a real estate agent in Vernon. He applications are on the agenda along Club will not meet Tuesday due to the and his wife Lynn have two children. with a drainage study of the West an industrial area in the northern •k Survey. The colorful maps are being recycled into government move to the new Senior Citizens Anyone interested in helping the Lake area and an update on the in part of town. A proposal for a large ¥ Center The next meeting will be envelopes. Although the “ map envelopes” appear on the out Dempsey for Congress campaign in tercharge situation for Interstate 84. commercial development east of March 25 at the new Senior Citizens side to look like regular government stationery, the inside Vernon should contact Benoit at 875- Coventry and Columbia officials Meadowbrook Plaza came before the Center at the former Green School. reveals a section of a detailed multi-colored map. (UPI photo) 6732. have been bickering about whether PZC last month. Pfamrta — Charlat M. Sc^uli 16 - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. March 10,19M Frank aiid Im M V-THE ROLLER 5KATIN6 ANP THE JUMP ROPE HOU) ABOUT OttleoO’Storoo tor Soot 55 SEASON IS JUST SEASON,TOO.,, A N P I THE KITE Honwi For Solo . 13 HouoohoM Ooodi 40 □ RENtALS mituHHF ABOUT THB 10 Flrat-rata ABOUT HERE A6AIN LOVE THE PICNIC SEASON SEASON? (comp. wd.| REFRIGERATORS 1 O l s a s i a 11 Group of COLONIAL - 8 rooms, 2 1/2 ROCKVILLE STORE - 20x60. By ADigaii van Buren carrying fly Washers / Ranges, used, Rooma for Soot 53 r aaaman baths, first floor panelM guaranteed and clean. New Center. 19 West Main Street. ^ THt MHt 7 Rap 12 Small car family room with firMlace shipment damaged, G.E It Full basement. Parking. M.I. 13 Star In Aquili 19 Do farm work THOMPSON HOUSE ^ Cen- Kaplan, owner. 232-9041. 14 Roman dalty and large deck. Formal diiting FIUGIDAIRE. lo w prices. trally located. Downtown 21 Fall upon B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main 18 Holding of 22 New Ytar’a age. Wooded lot, walk out Manchester. Kitchen proptrty Street, 643-2171. Call 64M358. drink basement. Group 1, Phllbrlck privileges. 15 Sharper 23 Bundlaa of Agency, 646-4m ______17 Kills fly hIdM ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! 2 ROOMS-1 Free, 1 $30 week- 18 Who (It) ali'i.'.mo 10) 24 Son of laaac Custom made draperies, slip- ly; thature male and female. U AUTOMOTIVE 20 Tailtd RANCH - Six rooms. 3 covers and upholstery, l^ g e t o-,'iin)ni' ” 25 Actraae bedrooms, rec room, im- One with License for errands Looks Like^Dad tmphiblini Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 and meals. Private entrance. Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 21 Make amends Lanchaatar maculate home with park-like or 646-1000. Autas For Solo 51 26 Cate and doga yard. Only 157,900. Group I Call 649-5459. THE WASHER BROKE NOT TO W ORRV.' I'LL • C O N G T H E W A S H P O R 23 Holds Has Settled In 27 IntalltctusI 28 Winch Philbrick Agency. 648-4200. WE PAY TOP PRICES for FCW NIOW ANPTHE TAKE THE WASH TO A EVERVBOPV IN 29 Iriah Frta wrecked and junk cars. A & B LAUNPROA4AT FOR VOU.' THE APARTMENT-' Centrat Location, . Free RERMRAAAN CAN'T , 32tlBa and Suta Auto Salvage, i ' ' COME TILL NEXT WEEK.' ra PRETENP I'M 30 In addition parking. Kitchen privileges. Call Tony I Wight UMISC. FOR SALE P u rity and references. 14 By Abigail Van Burer SINGLE AGAIN.' 33 Gladly 3 1 Colon Arch Street, Manchester. 1960 by Chicago TrIbunrN.Y. Nawo Synd. me. 34 Macaroni 37 Molluak MANCHESTER 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs K 38 Was drink 41 Business & Service 36 Nanny 2-FAMILY Artleloo tor Solo excellent. Must sell, 36 Convincing 41 Brailllai) port I Duplex-owners side; 3 bedrooms. I sacrificing! Any reasonable 39 Margarinaa I carpeted livingroom & dining rtxim, I Aporlmoato for Soot 53 offer over 31450. Call after DEAR ABBY; Help! Last year my husband asked it , 40 Mindacity 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 1 6 10 11 12 I bright modem kitchen, baths. ^ 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. would mind having his recently widowed father come to stay 42 Taka off I Other side lovely with 3 bedrooms,. LOOKING for anything in real with us "for a while,” giving him a chance to meet new 46 Wataring 13 14 I modern kitchen, bath, living & I ALUMINUM SheeU used as printing plates, .007 thick estate rental • apartments, friends, become‘familiar with our area, and get. a fresh ■; placa I dining room. Aluminum Siding, nice | homes, multiple dwellings? 47 RIghta |al.) 16 16 I yard with pool-172.900. ^x28tk” , X cents each or 5 outlook on life away from sad memories of an ill wife and her ” No fees. Call XD. Real Elstate MERRITT Agwtcy for 31. Phone 643-2711. Must be death. I a^eed. 61 Advanct 17 11 16 20 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 3-10 S3 Prickly htrb S46-1160 pilicked up before 11 a.m. It has been a year since Dad arrived, and he makes no 1 o;INLY. WANTED JUNK AND LATE 66 Plablacita 12 FOUR ROOM APARTMENT- MODEL WRECKS - Cash mention of finding a place of his «wn. Our privacy is gone, a 56 Hand on hip 23 24 26 27 21 29 30 31 First floor. Mature adults on- Paid. Call Parker Street Used child gave up his room. Dad expresses no gratitude, and he’s 67 Horn 26 CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye not all that clean! In fact, his room is smelling up the house. COVENTRY - 25 Acres with 6 set, electric welder, acetylene ly. No pets. Security & Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. Captabi^Eff^,---. Crooks It Uw rsncs 68 Tenant 32 1 room Western Ranch. Only 4 outfit, aluminum ladder, references. Please call 649- I’ve told my husband that I’m very unhappy with this I'M MTTIHe THETLL STICK 111 years old. With central air, 1265. 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- setup. Our family doctor says Dad is healthy and strong, and T’M r m s f A lak»“'T waHi Tha't . ■THE CREEK! 90 THAT’S WHEW 34 trailer tires, new electric POM5T PARK’TITHB \ PlflURES-JJS START L00KIW6 IP WE HOPE fenced pasture, out buildings, 428. 4 barrel. 3500. or best, 33 Building Controctlng 33 Building ControeUng 33 we as a young family deserve our privacy. I know deep down 111 generator, electric lawn- Sorvleoo Ollorod 31 Polntlng-Poporlng tS rmL c HRIS "FIWP THEM BEFORE THE 36 37 3. 2 ponds, brook and much mower. Evenings. 633-7060. offer. Call 649-6410, anytime. that my husband feels as 1 do, but he refuses to anything 1 Makta laca more. Group I Philbrick 149 OAKLAND STREET - 3- CARPENTRY - Repairs, PQLLOWeP M AVBR. X ROUTE! ___ POLICE D ot 2 Twiat about 1 CScM TREE SERVICE - Free PERSONAL:RS0NAL Paperhai^lng LEON CIESZYNSKI • about it because he feels sorry for,him. CRBEKt 40 41 Agency. 646-4200. room heated apartment. No HIGH PERFORMANCE AND BUILDER- New Homes, Ad- Paneling^, Rec Room, I sometimes question my right'lo want Dad out of our 3 Chamiat’a pets. No appliances. 3280 ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 estimates, discount senior for particular people, by Dick. Cabinets, Formica Counters. burner 42 43 44 46 47 40 46 60 citizens. Company Call1 643-5703 anytime. ditlons. Remodeling, Rec ;house; I came into this marriage with children from a 4 Strained ECONOMICAL 6-ROOM DINING ROOM SET Colonial monthly. Security deposit. Te- Formla Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 Rooms, Garages, Kitchens For estimates call Paups 649- CAPE - 3 bedrooms, 1 partial- nant Insurance required. Call Manchester-owned and X 8694, between 5 and 7 p.m. previous marriage. My husband adopted them and has been 6 Man’a title 61 62 S3 64 style 31,400. Call 568-1988. seconds, 30 mpg., suspension operated. Call 646-1327. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath .a wonderful provider. Now I feel guilty because I can't do ly finished. Garage. 646-2426, 9 to 5. radial spoilers. Excellent con- 6 Conatruct 86 66 Aluminum siding. Convenient - Interior and exterior. Tike, Dorjners, Roofing. -the same in his father’s case. However, my husband knew I 7 Stealing USED ICE SKATES, sizes 7 to dition. fe95 . 646-7536., Residential or Oimme^clal. SINGLE ROOM ADDITIONS location on bus line. Asking CENTRAL LOCATION - 3 B&M TREE SERVICE- Commercial and residenUal. - Sun Decks, Patio Doors. had children when he married me, but I didn’t know our mar- 8 Outcry 67 66 11, good condition. 646-8069. Specialist in tree and stump Free estimates. Fully in- 6494291. 9 Bird la 353,900. 643-6927. rooms second floor with heat, 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO Reasonable Ptices. For free - riaee would include a father-in-law. Is there a solution? removal. Free estimates. sured. 646-4879. ' MISERABLE hot w ater, electricity, MX- Excellent condition, low CARPENTRY, CUSTOM estimates Call Joe, 646-1519. parking, stove and Senior citizen discount. 24 mileage. Quadrophonic hour, year round service. 643- J.P. LEWIS Sc SON- Custom HOUSES, ADDITIONS, MANCHESTER refrigerator. One-year lease stereo-8 track, power steering GARAGES, ROOFING Sc SooHng-SIdlng-CNmnoy 34 • DEAR MISERABLE: Would a marriage that included a FIREWOOD- 4-foot fresh cut, and security required. Call / brakes, one owner. 872-6528, 7285. SPECIAL WINTER Decorating, Interior 8i RATES! Kxterior Painting, SIDING- Kitchens, father-in-law who expressed his gratitude occasionally and 365 a cord. Well seasoned, A-1 649-2865. 633-5310, or 659-0508. BIDWELL HOME Improve- didn’t smell up the house be tolerable? If so, your husband hardwood. True full cord, 128 Paperhanging Sc Remodeling, Bathrooms, and Repair Work Lovely 7 Room Ranch. 1st Of All Kinds. Call Robert Jar- ment Co. Expert installation ' should speak frankly to Dad. II your resentment at having cf. 390 deliverd in Manchester MANCHESTER - 5 room EXPERT PAINTING and Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. floor family room, sunken 1976 FORD ECONOLINE vis for estimates, 643-6712. of aluminum siding gutters ■ loat your privacy is what is really gnawing at you, you must Alley Oop — Dave Qraus area. 528-2950. duplex, 3 bedrooms, excellent LANDSCAPING Specializing Call 649-9658. and trim. Roofing installation living room. 3 bed rooms, VAN 100- V8. Finished in- ' diacusi it calmly and candidly with your husband. Unre- YSAH...TEU. TVAPE TH' condition, appliances, no pets, terior. Loaded with options. in Exterior House Painting. and repairs 64^95, 871-2^. OOP, I aOT TRADIN' BUSINESS TO OFMC THnaiYiAiaif la Tree pruning, spraying, LEE PAINTING - Interior Sc ■olved anger seldom disappears with time. It grows, and um i there anything DIRT OFF THEIR FACES.' deluxe kitchen, 214 baths. 3 adults. 3 ^ rent. During day Captains’ Chair, stereo etc. KITCHENS, COUNTER WORKOUT WITH THESE PEOPtE,, Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag mowing, weeding. Call 7fi- Exterior. ’’Qieck My Rate erupts eventually. SO YCXJ GET 'tOURSB.F BUSY AN' el se I CAN DO fireplaces, unique wood bur- 649-1801, after 5:30 646-3884. 33750. Call 633-3233,569-1804 or TOPS. PAINTING Sc R(X)FER WILL Instoll Roof, FOR'tOU? FIREWOOD- All Hardwood 7947. Before You Decorate” . GET Bvl UP OFF TH' GROUND, ning furnace, for auxiliary 5686373 evenings. WALLPAPERING - Block Siding or Gutter for Low YHBPSt?! heat. 2 car garage, many cut 1 year ago. Cut, split, SOUTH WINDSOR - 2 and 3 Dependable. Fully Insured. Discount Price. Call Ken at I DEAR ABBY: I’ve been going with this guy for a year. I’m BRICK, BLOCK, STONE 646-1653. Tile Floors, Bathrooms, Costly shortsighted play extras. Excellent location. delivered. 12”-16”-24”. Elmer bedrooms. As low as 3195.236- CAMARO 1975 - V-8, Ceramic Tile Sc Finish Work. 647-1566. 20 and he’s 22. We get along really well and I’m in love with Wilson, 649-5900. 5646. Locators. Fee. automatic. Interior/exterior Fireplaces, concrete. him. I’m the only girl he dates, and he’s the only guy for me. one noticed that the hand 389,500. Chimney repairs. No job too Commercial Sc Residential. excellent shape. Runs great. Free estimates. 646-3046. HooOng-Plumblng 35 We’ve been intimate, and there’s no problem there. The should have walked in " FOR SALE - 10-horse Ariens GLAS’TONBURY - Elegant 3 Asking 33,100. 643-7736. small. &ve! Call 644-8356 for problem is that he's never said, "I love you." Alan: "I take it that South Snowblower. 5-speed forward, estimates. NORTH 3-iOB0 U & R Realty Co. bedroom. Quiet area. Kids ok. R&R HEBERT PAINTING- NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet He’s not cold or anything like that. He's very affectionate, drew trumps before losing the 1 reverse, with tirechains. 3300s. (244-4) 236-5646. 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO - Interior & Exterior. PROFESSIONAL BUILDING repairs, plugged drains, and he’s told rne he thinks I’m "the greatest." He’s paid me ♦ K1075 club finesse. He would still get 643-2692 U s^ one . season. 3550. Call Locators. Fee. ’’ATTENTION WORKING - residential and commercial V8 6 4 2 Bucket seats, one owner. PARENTS” I will babysit ’’G uaranteed Quality kitchen faucets replaced, lots of compliments, So I know he really cares for me, but he one diamond discard on a Robert 0. Murdock Realtor after 5 pm. 646-7230. N e^s some body work. 3800. remodeling, additions, repaired, rec rooms, ♦ K64 good club, but he had only one your child in my home with Workmanship!” Call 649-7718. seems to carefully avoid saying those three little words I 48 3 MANCHESTER - Immaculate Call 646-4288, or 565-4672. aluminum siding, new con- bathroom remodeling, beat trump left in dummy to try to 3 rooms. Too many extras to loving care. 528-8560. struction. Fully insured. 646- want to hear. . , EAST INTERIOR PAINTING Sc modernization, etc. Free I haven’t told him 1 love him yet because I've been waiting 3-10 \ WEST ruff two diamonds." COUCH 94 inches long. Dark advertise. 3215. (231-2). 236- 1978 VOLARE - Silver, red in- 4879. Estimate gladly given. M & M ♦ 642 q.... MANCHESTER - Three- SPECIALISTS IN HOME WALLPAPERING - Quality, Oswald: "He just jplayeo THIS AREA / Vulnerable; East-West Finesse the club right then on heating? Call Us. We have also on sheetrock and plaster Problems? You’U feel better U you get thein off your and there Even if West leads energy efficient homes that CONTEMPORARY DINING welcomed. 3200s. (221-4). 236- 1970 DELTA 350, two venience. 644-0194 Dealer: South 5646. Locators. Fee. repair. Call Ken Kubachka. cheat. For a panonal reply write to Abby, Box 69700, Los a second trump, you will still qualify for 8-3/4% CHFA ROOM SET, table, six chairs, barrel, regular gas, new tires, (CL Weil North EUst South MOVING LARGE 6^7517. In com e T a x Services Angeles, Cal.,90069.’PIease enclose stamped, seli-oddreaaed -w = have two trumps left in mortgage money. Multi- buffet, hutch, good condition. brakes, complete exhaust. 14 APPLIANCES - Cellars, At- dummy. You cash your two homes. Days 647-1968. 3600 or best offer. Call 633- MANCHESTER - 4-room Inspected December 1979. envelope. Pass 24 3V 64 apartment, first floor, newer tics cleaned. Odd jobs done. TEACHERS - Experienced high clubs to get a diamond Evenines 648-1960.' 1903. Great long-distance vehicle. exterior painters. Now Pass Pass Pass discard; cash the high dia- two-family. 3375 per month. 15 to 17 mpg highway. 3325. Also will buy anything. Call 644-1775. booking for Spring-Sununer monds and crossruff for the MANCHESTER FIREWOOD - All hardwood, 6594)394. Evenings 633-4119. 6436187. INCOM E lA X ------— work. Free estimates. Opening lead:V 10 rest of the tricks” NEW HOMES cut one year ago. Cut, split, Reasonable rates. 649-5873. PREPARA.'nON SERVICE - ^ 378.900. 7 room Colonial, 4 delivered. 12’”, 16” , 24” . THREE ROOM CHILD CARE in my Glaston- Oswald: "Just a comment PINTO 1974 RUNABOUT - At_y(U)r Jiome. JQ Y^ari on the bidding South s slam bedrooms, fireplaced family Elmer Wilson. Call 649-5900. APARTMENT - Heat, Automatic. Good condition. bury home will be available utilities. Security deposit. No after April 1. Please call 643- give tax PROBLEMS the bid was a gamme, but the sort room aluminum siding, deep Asking 31,200. Call 646-3086 OT, or 525r828S. j ^ SWIM POOL D istributor pets. Call 649-90^. 4079, keep trying. of gamble that is worth weekdays after 5 p.m. Building Contracting 33 treed lot. forced to dispose of brand new Tinn of America, SEXJOND RstroqrQph The Born Loser — Art Sansom By Oswald Jacoby taking He knew there could 393.900. 8 room Cape-4 31-foot long pools complete TWO BEDROOM, 5 room. OFFICES Dusting and and Alan Sontag not be a good play for seven VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT WES ROBBINS Carpentry since North had merely given bedrooms, 2ti baths, with huge sun deck, fence, April I, first floor, partial 1977- Automatic, 28,000 miles. vacuuming Sunday thru basement and laundry ’Thursday, 6 p.m. to 8:30) 1p.m.. remodeling specialist. Ad- Bernice Bede Osol Oswald: "When I saw a single raise." fireplaced family room off heavy dutyluty pump,pump filter. Excellent condition. 34,500 or Sm 'for /e ? y r XS Asking 3985. Fiinancing_____ . hookups. No pets or children. Call 228-0183. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, today’s hand played, I INEWSPAI'ER ENTERPRISE A.SSN | custom kitchen, gas heat, 2 No utilities. One-car parking. Best offer. 6464288, or 565- built-ins, bathrooms, B|ates. 648-5346. Walter”K*®*™ ' , available. Call Sonny collec. 4672. angler. ’ watched South wind up one car garage, treed lot. j 203-324-9289. 3240. Call 6464)610, 9 to 5. PROFESSIONAL HOUSE kitchens, 6493446. trick short. Of couse, he was (For a copy ol JACOBY 398.900. 8 room Colonial, 4 1970 FORD MUSTANG, good CLEANING - One time or CAN CER (June 21-July 22) unlucky. Trumps broke 3-0, MODERN, send $1 lo: "Win at NEWLY DECORATED 4- weekly basis. Excellent CUSTOM (Carpentry - homes. Bridge," care ol this newspa­ bedrooms, 2V9 baths, family I WE BUY & SELL USED for parts and in good condition Other opinions could prove both minor suit finesses were I FURNITURE - One piece or ROOM apartment - Married references. Call Eagle Home Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. DAN WADE- Have your In- IN£OM^E TAX extremely valuable today In a per, P O. Box 489. Radio Oily in and out. Clall 742-9057. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. wrong and diamonds broke 4- room off kitchen with I entire household. Cash On ’The adults only, no children. Call Maintenance, 623-0858. come Taxes prepared expert- P^PARATION. RMxqnable <%irthday decislon-making situation. 2. ^uth complained. North Station. New York. N. Y 649-7718. Express yours to others, but also fireplace, gas heat, 2 car I Une. Furniture Bam. 646- 1971 CHEVELLE COUPE, ly by leading indi^entlent Tax a c h a te , in your home or sympathized with him and no 10019.) garage, lovely treed lot. I 0865. LICENSED MOTHER in (^onxuiuanrHione 6496861. " Mmhall, 649 listen attentively to theirs. Homoo tor Soot 54 super condition inside and out, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY March 11,1980 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today mechanical, etc. S-Belted Manchester looking to care BUTTERNUT RD.-Custom for children in my home. Call Carpentry and general con- You will be much more on-the-go won’t be devoted to all lun and tires like new. Snow’s on gamea. There are Important mat­ built homes on gorgeous Dogo-BIrdo-Poto 43 SOUTH WINDSOR - 2 and 3 647-9094. tracting. Residential and this coming year than you were Heathcliff — George Gately bedrooms. As low as 3200.236- wheels. Must be seen to be ap- commercial. Whether it be a In the past. You'll encounter ters that need discussion. treed lots. Starting 3125,000. preciated. Must Sell - moving VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) To HOME SWEET HOME - 5646. Locators. Fee. Polntlng-Poporlng 32 small repair job, a custom many learning experiences that MERRITT, Agency Complete health-guard south. 3995. Phone 872-7295 - built home or' anything in can be put to excellent use. strengthen a bond close to your ask for Jon. PISC ES (Feb. 29March 20) This heart, adjust your thinking. Then ______646-1180 facilities. Cats also. Canine EAST HARTFORD - DAN SHEA PAINTING Sc between, call 646-1379. you'll be able to see the other Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon should not only bo a lun day lor Economical 2 bedrooms. Kids DECORATING -Interior Sc Sixteen Quilts you. but one In which you may person's points. Road, Manchester. 646-5971. Sc pets ok. 3200: (221-4). 236- 1973 Pontiac Catalina. 2-door CARPENTRY Sc MASONRY - LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your WInthrop — Dick Cavalll hardtop, R iH , A-C, excellent Exterior.' Also Wallpapering. llgure out new approaches Rooort Proporty 27 5646. Locators. Fee. (Quality Craftfsmanship! Call Additions and Remodeling. toward developing several mind is geared to details today, condition. New white paint ITte ENTIRELY' FOeeiBiUE BOX STALLS, TRAILS- Blue 646-5424. Free estimates. Call Anthony Irlendships. Romance, travel, so spend your time and energy I VtONDER WHAT-me P«3PER Seal Feeding Program. Ring with blue top. Low mileage. Squillacote 6490611. doing chores that call lor this, that in the FOR RENT - VACATION at MANCHESTER- Cozy 1 luck, resources, possible pitlalls PKJNUI^lAnOI 16..., WHO DID THE RUNNISkS^. HELL, e r r the CAPE with the beaches, with lights. Pastures. Daily bedroom. Immaculate condi- 31,500. Call 6436<^ after 5: and career lor the coming s e m p io (Ool. 24-NoV. 22) In OVAL OFFICE 6CMAE CAV. PAINTING - Interior and your Involvements with (riends. It * IH-RAM “E>E-RAlsl" ? bays and lakes within 5 turnouts. Rockville.Call 875- tion. 3215. (231-2). 236-5646. exterior. Paperhanging, FIRST CLASS CARPEN’TRY months are all discussed In your 9954, or 8754)272; 742-9653. 1965 FORD VAN - Low Asiro-Qraph Letter, which will be Important lo pul your own k------minutes. Lovely cottage Locators. Fee. excellent work references. - Remodeling and Additions. mileage engine. Good condi- Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 begins with your birthday. Mall personal touch on all shared located in Eastham, Mass., Free estimates. Fully In- activities, prelects or even —V— Muoleol Inotrumonto 44 tion. ready for inspection. 3485 31 (or each to Astro-Graph, Box with sleeping for 6. pHilly fur- GLASTONBURY - Colonial sured. Martin Matson, 649- years’ experience! For Free conversations. Oo so diplomati­ nished with woodstove to take style. 7 rooms. Yard for kids. firm. Call 649-1831 after 4:00 Estimates, call 646-4239. 489, Radio City Station. N.Y. 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in- p.m. 4431. 10019. Be sure to speclly birth cally, however. away the evening chill, 3200 Extras galore. 3300s. (244-4) date. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dae. 21) per week. Call now 742-6607. cluding Ovations, plus free 236-5646. Locators. Fee. FARRAND REMODEUNG - Ideas to Improve your personal case with this ad. Carlos 1971 VOLVO. Good running AScW PAINTING Contrac- ARIES (March 21-April 11) Your tors. Quality painting and Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, scope o( vision Is a little wider security could be presented to guitars 60% off. Rivers Music, condition. Needs minor body you today. Don't shrug them oft Pool Etlolo Wontod 28 paper hanging at reasonable Room Additions, Decks, All than usual today, so It there is a 7 Main Street, New Britain. OlHcoo-Storot lor Sent 55 work. Must sell. Automatic, Wpes of Remodeling and goal you deem Important, con­ as pipedreams, lor you can make 225-1977. Layaways. four door. 164-S. Asking 3800. rates. Fully insured. Free them work. PKK SELLING your house? Call us Estimates. Call Wayne 649 Repairs. Free estimates. Fi' centrate on new ways to bring it first and we’ll make you a PR O FE SSIO N A L / Call after 5 , 649-9544. ly insured. Phone 643-6017. about. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) (hHU BUSINESS OFFICE 76%. TAURUS (April 29M ay 20) You have a healthy curiosity etgWPymA.IeC.tMAaGUtPllO" cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Antique/ 48 today and might find yoursell Realtor, 643-1577. BUILDING - Approximately 1977 BUICK REGAL - Power Those you associate with today 2600 square feet, with ample brakes, steering, windows. could have some Interesting bits lnvaatloaflng_^.a)J types ol THE PACK RAT - Antiques, of Inlormatlon. Don't baalrald to sub)acts.-Ydu’i'i) « n a lot more MAY WE BUY your home? Collectibles, Miscellaneous, parking. Close to Center, Am-Fm stereo, air con- than you thought possible. ask a lot ol quesllotib. w Short Ribs — Frank Hill SOBRV/ SWEETIE. THE Quick, fair, all cash and no Used Items. 40 Flora Road, hospital and new court ditioned. Very clean. 33,750. GEMINI (May 21-Jurta 20) Pres­ AQUARIUS (Jml 2(LFab. It ) It h & abtburn sees with problem. Call Warren E. (off route 85), Bolton. building. For info, call 568- 642- 7614. ent your Ideas to those whom vron’t be enough tor you to leave VOU DONT- WAVE T O I CAN Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 7658 or 871-0401. things to chance. InstMd you’ll vttuc life as in t o A ^vealtmv -THE DOUBLET. Autoo For Solo 67 Trucko lor Solo 52 you think can help you with a MERCHANT, BUVINGANP Wonted to Buy 49 SUPER BEE 197() - 383 puzzling situation. They may probe for new, creative ways lo A POOR dOKEK.;---- -rWlNfir; ALL WANTED TO BUY SMALL DOWNTOWN Headers. Automatic and stan- oiler solutions you hadn't better your lot. SELLING THINGS ALU BANK REPOSSESSION FOR TRUCK TIRES - 9.50x16.5 The Blue Ribbon Quilts . . . CJAV L O N G . J------^ ^ HOUSE for two adults. STAMPS - ’Turn your stamp MANCHESTER - Large, dard transmissions. Mags. thought ol. ’ (X)ME BACK WITH THAT PUXJNPER modem, carpeted office. Air Many extras. 3700 or best SALE - 1973 Buick Le Sabre; Firestone Transport 500. Used Private party. Confidential. collection into cash. Call 649- 5.000 miles. 3125. Call 643-1957 Q-116 . . . contains pattern Cash. Write Box TT, c/o 6642 after 4 p.m. conditioned. Heat, light in- offer. Call 643-1957 days; or 3895. Contact the Savings Manchester Herald. cluded. Available March 1. 643- 8633 after 7 p.m. Bank of Manchester, Loan days; or 643-8633 after 7 p.m. pieces and full directions for Barry’s World — Jim Barry Furnished or unfurnished. Department, 6491700. Bugs Bunny — Halmdahl & Stotfal Vernon Call days to 5:30, Mr. F. 1962 EN G LISH FORD Uotorcycloo-BIcyeloo 54 making sixteen quilts of yes- Nassiff at 647-9126. ANGLIA Capri 2000.'B&W 3- Trucks lor Solo 52 speed automatic transmis- 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - terday, such as Kansas Trou- GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, SPRINGTIME FUN sion. Headers. Mags. And bles, the Broken Star and extras. Needs work. 3250 or TRUCK- Has the reading 100% stock and in excellent best offer. Call 643-1957 days; enclosed body, with side com- shape. 34500. 742-8786. Interwoven Puzzle. FOR RENT or 643-8633 after 7 p.m. partments. Excellent for con- Our Boarding Houaa This Funny World willow’ br o o k tractor. 7:30a.m. to 5:30 p.m., 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT Price . . . $2.00 a copy. Large modern office 1964 FALCON SPRINT - Body 633-0249. 759 Kerker headers. KNN HMIE m HEARP TriEJlEW t r'P RATHER Think ahead to lounging around the pool 5H00TTHE suite with air con­ fair. Interior customized. 289 filters. Oil cooler. Much Vt BUILT HERE IN cm FIAT#? THE OAS -TELL UNITED 9TATEB with cabana and ... Hurst 3-speed automatic. 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- more! 31500. 643-4076 before 2 Wta M+OME 1« FWOWTE klEETlHfi hMEy HIM, EA6TM ditioning. 1,0(X) square Much more. 3600 or best offer. Excellent condition. Power p.m. Ts irdir, n a i $2.00, Incluilit FNM AFTER THE 4AM E! /Ta NUFFV DUNNV! ARMV Take Advantage Of Our *20. SPECIALI 6495417 after 5. steering and brakes. psstste is4 hasdtlsi. [i! 7 ----- f-J--- T" V ' LETS feqt. Centrally located SUE N t t i c n V/AlT RECRUlTlMG rsSi Automatic transmission. Will vporo HUM t l M a n MEMDEWHIP WILL ruOURWHl PERHAW VC For further Information Please call: In Rockville area. trade for four wheel drive. Mobilebllo Homoo H 85 1tNSn.^«Mikts SHOULP^TART PLANNINH F02. LARBER WRTim ! eTATlOH 31995.646-0557, after 6:00 p.m. llssrait,tLT. tOSM BRUCE Ample parking. Mat tliM, Sttnu vtUi tIF OUARTER6' ' CAMPER -1 0 1/2-foot sUde in COSE, I t t t s Nn e S s r mi Sin. ©:=-2 B*lOo - t o . Wm' O- * 871-6482 CALL 1971 PONTIAC FIREBIRD - 4 FORD 1971 F 250 - V-8, V4 ton, Pick Up Camper. Stove, oven, 0^ call 246-1613 speed. Body and interior 8 ft. u tility body. Low refrigerator. Toilet. New pan- 87S-076S excellent. Runs and looks mileage. Good condition. eling. Jacks. 3700 or best Edward Rogers Management great. Asking 31,295. Please Cliff, 643-9221. offer. Call 643-1957 days; or pl ease SI6n Yi want I HOPEI DON'T6£T' call 6491544. 643-8633 after 7 p.m. j M’y S ; \ WRITERS CPAMP OF J /fi THE MEAD AnENTIONI! EVENING HERALD OASSIHED ADVERTISERS: n Jj. \ v ai Lookinging forlor I a new home? -TJ as, V’ u u d o n ' t h a v e to shell out much *1 I f * perfec- 'it to get big results. “'•'■a in the Want Ads ^ELL — ' 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE HIM — ► WHAT _ CALL 6 4 3 -2 7 1 8 after 5 p.m. or 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 during business hours S:30-5 “Hello, Mom? I got the job! ” ' . 'r ‘ . , . IB - EVENING HERALD. Mon., March 10, IWO Region Women voters launch campaign

VERNON — Members of the Vernon Leaguebf Women Voters will be contacting businessmen in an effort to raise funds to support the league's current programs and to hopefully expand its activities. The league is a non-partisan organization open to men and women of voting age. Its purpose is to promote citizen responsibility through informed and active par- ticipation in government. League members have traditionally sponsored voter registrations, candidates nights, and the printing of

"Voters Guide,” a list of national, state and local

representatives, which is distributed free to the public.

The league is currently studying laws governing the nomination of school board members, the state’s system of juvenile justice, as well as commercial development in Artistes Touch Vernon. Anyone wishing to contribute to the fund raising drive Above, Janice Adams of Vernon, art teacher for the classes spon- or wishing to have more information about league sored by the Vernon Recreation Department, shows brothers, Danny membership should contact Marcia Cavanaugh, 875-5604. Budnick, left, and Billy Budnick, how to create shadows on an oil pain-

ting of the ocean.

Budget proposal At right, Annette Frese of Vernon concentrates on mixing colors to put the finishing touches on an oil painting she is doing. Antf6itte is d' on board agenda student in the art class sponsored by the town’s Recreation Depart- » ment at the Lottie Fisk Building, Henry Park. (Herald photos by Rich-

mond)

VERNON — The Board of Education will be asked to take action on the proposed 1980-81 budget at its meeting tonight at 7:30 in the library of the Middle School. Rockville High School posti honor roll The budget, adopted last week by the budget com- mittee of the board, totals $12.1 million, an 11 percent in- Timothy Patrick Ryan, Tracie Sikoski, Carl Henry Slusarc- Tom Sanborn, Mark Alexis crease of the current budget but down about l8 percent VERNON-The following Timothy R. Roberts, Paul Seniors M. Scott, Cynthia Ellen Slisz, zyk, Sheila Ayn Smith, Glenn Scuta, Randall Jay Shuey, lower than the proposal made by Dr. Bernard Sidman, is the honor roll for the se- Eugene Rouleau Jr., Gene Susan Carol Ames, Joni Lynne Sawyer, Monica Rse Aniello, Gregory R. Barbero, Brian Franklin Sykes, W. Stambo, Todd Michael Raymon Mark -Shuey, Jen- superintendent of schools. cond quarter at Rockville nifer Elizabeth Smith, Scholtz. John Martin Boyle, tiarlene Michael Kevin Tepley, Lesley Stavens, Robin Lee Taft, Most of the increases are in areas over which the com- High ^hool. MaryBeth Tavernier, Sharon Brandy Lynn Segar, James Rose Brenan, Patricia Ann Irene Teselle, Michael Paul Donald John Theriaque, Diana mittee and the board has no control, such as salaries, High honors Thibert, Stacey Viereck, Ann Topolski, Margaret Shakin, Susan Ann Simmonds, Cameron, Nancy A. Christine Tompkins. utilities, transportation, gasoline, and insurance. The Freshmen Mark Nelson Wheeler, Brian Felicia Marie Toni, David Tutko, William Edward Mark Stgermain, Lorraine Cavanaugh, Anthony Choma, proposal includes just one new educational program, an Christopher H. Anderson, Marie Stigas, John Louis Eric Worlund, Robert Ed- Lewis Tubbs, Sharon Unter- Ugolik, Kelly Elaine Viera, Ann Marie Cosgrove, Marie alternative education program for students whose grades Laura Apinis, Kenneth Ar- Storo, Carol Ann Starnad, Angela Culjak, Mary Beth mond Worm, Michael bom, Michael James Valen- Gregory R. Wanish, Kouanne coled, Marcia Balk, Ryan Yamarik, Paul Zelewa, Bar- tino, Candace Vivenzio, Bryan Marie Wentworth, Arlene fall below the new state proficiency levels in language Suzanne Teselle, Jean Marie Dawlstrom, Jennifer E. Day, Paul Beaulieu, Anne Regina Theriault, Susan Elaine bara Jean Zitkus. Keith Waltman, James Barbara Werner, Elizabeth A. arts and math. Paul R. Dickinson, Jenny Blouin, David William Bolton, Thompson, Susan Marie Marie Dickson, Cindy Louise Russell Otis Ames, Jeffrey Harold Wells, Aprille Renee White. At tonight's meeting the board will also be asked to Jennifer G. Cairns, Kristina Anderson, Catherine Ann White, Barry Douglas Wick, take action on a request of the Maple Street School PTO Walker, Thomas Francis Doolady, Glenn C. Doyle, Paul Sue Cayward, Sabine Karin Aude, Lori Ann Banning, Lisa Wendy Wigglesworth, Frank to install a new concept in playground equipment. The Walsh, Karl R. Wurst, John Jeffrey Eklund, Kathryn Cioto, Lynn Dahling, James Stanley Yanusas, Daniel Yee. Marie Eppler, Lynn Marie Bassett, Stephen Boor, Anita Joseph Zitkus. Seniors "Playscape" will be installed at no cost to the board. Hamilton Dick, Brian P. Borysevicz, Roy Boutwell, Priscilla Balchunas, Susan Juniors Francoeur, Susan Ann Fur- A citizen has asked to have placed on tonight's agenda, Dowgiewicz, Dawn Alice bish. Danny Brock, Robert Juniors Marie Banville, Brian Hervey discussion of a Vocational Informational Program which Everett. Eric Anderson, Frederick Brookman, Gregg Alan Mary Ellen Adam. Katey L. Barselau, William Raymon Arcoleo, James David Bell, Linda Mary Gibbs, Paul was explained at a special meeting of the ^ a rd a few Steven Farrell, Leslie Gilllgan, James Frederick Busey, Randall Thomas Car- Alexander, Sonia Sylvie Beaulieu, Caroline Boudle, Frasher, Carolyn Furbish, Debra Blinn, Christopher tier, Angela Nunzia Carucci. Marilyn Cameron, Carol Anne weeks ago. Gottier, Mark Grochowski, Allard, Susan Babcock, John Susan Gardner, Beth Suzanne Bloniarz, Carol Bousquet, Cin- Thomas Baldwin, Carolyn Carter, Janis Marie Castriot- I The board will also update the school calendar and con- dy Beth Boutot, Lisa Anne Paula Jeanne Guerette, Tammy Chick, Monique duct its usual citizen forum portion of the meeting during Gilroy, Dawne A. Godin, Stephen John Heaney, David Cohen, Lisa A. Coleman, Jean Balk, Dan Q. Beatrice, ta, Daniel Francis Champ, Bradway, Andrew Bruno, Claron Kenneth Griggs, Allen Joy, Paul Mark Helen Elizabeth Curtis, Karen Greg Boucher, ‘Thomas L. Amy Chase, Carol Ann Gark, which residents may comment on any of the agenda Joanne Sue Halpem, Richard Theresa Marie Brunone, Steven Cohen, James Paul items. Kukulka, Gary Magnon, A. Delfino, Eileen Dillon, Boucher, Nancy Alison Bunce Hautanen, Timothy Pamela Susan Bukowski, Bryant. Coleman, Patrick Kellog Brenda Bullock. Bryan T. Manuel, Heather Woodruff W. Driggs, Michael Heaney, Matthew Megan Patricia Burke, Nan- Coughlin, Kevin Patrick Paul William Chartler, Lin- Lyn MarUn, Kathleen A. Elizabeth Duncan, Michele Gregg Hull, Stephen Thomas cy Lm Cameron, Mario Mar- Crowley, Robert Charles da Mary Cordner, Rene Diane hteKone, uiurie Moulin, Jel- Edmondson, Karen Ellis, School schedules Jacob. co Campelli, Judith Lee Dahling. (rey j^JVw^ak, Karen Norris, Elizabeth Everett, Eleanor Brian James Kost, Mary Cosma, Joyce Francix Cub- Carter, Angela Rachel Kathryn Jane Doremus, ting, Cathy Ellen Stacey‘P. Nutter, Beth M, Fabiano, Kevin Farrington, Ellen Levitt, Kimberly June Casasanta, Daniel Arthur Dianne Louise Dube, Susan Demerchant, Kevin Arthur Osolin, Cheryl Pasternak, Cathryn Fleming, Rhonda parents luncheon Lonsdale, Susan Madden, Jill Church, Deborah Ann Conner, Elizabeth Duffin, Susan Leigh Edwards, Jeanne S. Ellis, Kim Pelletier, Beverly Ellen Flood, Michele Jane Anne Mazanec, Maureen Pigeon, Renee Poggie, Brian Flythe, Christopher Foley, Amy 6>nrad, Mairead Ann Dwyer, Martha Gale, James Laurel McKone, James Kevin Belinda Jane Fortin, Helen C. Cosgrove, David A. Crowell, Joseph Gandini, Maria Lise Gavin, Amy Louise Bledhill, Prechtl, Mary Jayne Pullen, Jonathan C. Foster, June C. HEBRON — A program inviting parents to have lunch Moore, Nancy Noelle Nicker- Lisa A. Cummings, Candice Garafolo, Carroll Jon Michael W. Gochring, Laura Susan Romanowski. Francis, Dawn Kathleen at the Hebron Elementary Schools, conducted in the fall, son, James O’Brien, Peter Francoeur, Joan Theresa R. Dagata, Audrey M. Gardner, Suzanne Marie Lynn Gottier, Patricia Ann Roxanne Rozman, Jean Sac- was so successful school officials are having a similar John Olson, Timothy Poloski, cuzzo, Gerald Santos, Randall Froehlich, Tammy Ganey, Dauphin, Dwight Denley, Gaskell, Dorene Gates, Mary program the week of March 24-28. Deborah Waring Post. Gunther. Monica Gibbs, Kim Marie Darlene S. Hall, Laureen Shamber, Carrie Slusarczyk, Eileen Susan Goldstein, Pamela Anne Depaulo. Parents may have lunch at either the Hebron Elemen- Daniel Press, Daniel Blair Mitchell Karl Dlubac. John Gorden, Sharon Anne Har- Ruth Hany, Joyce Renee Hen- Peter A. Sonski Jr., Jill James B. Gworek, Mary P, tary or the Gilead Hill School any day that week but Rencurrrel, Nancy Ann Spencer, Frederic Wilier Dowgiewicz, John Benedict ding, Cheryl A. Holmes, Lori dricks, Rebecca Ann Her- should make a reservation in advance as there is limited Schneider, Jane Spellman, Turkington, Kim Waler, Carol Jeanette L. Hotchkiss, Dreher, Adam Michael Ann Kidney. Gerald Tavernier, James vieux, Rebecca Holt, Paul Kim S. lUlguss, Sheryl Lynn seating in the lunch rooms. Parents should make a reser- Weber, Keith White, Rachel Keith S. Jaminet, Sandra Dubeau, Catherine J. Dufour, Dawson, Tupponce, Cheryl Jaminet, Joanne Louise Jor- King, Gloria Jeanne Kowalc- vation no later than the morning of the day they plan to Winter, Robin A. Wytas. Johnson, Kathleen Mary Karen Anne Fahle, Steven A. Ann Wentzel, Scott Mark dan, John W. Karszes, Hylary Farnham, Catherine C. zyk, Karen Koziol, Byron B. attend. If the quota is filled for that day the parent will be Ruth Kemp, Gary Alan ^ox, Honors Kohoe, Mary Elizabeth Kelly, Werner, Wayne Scott Kimberly Koziol, Marcia Jane Gagne, Michelle Yvonne Labreche, Diane J. Lamme, notified. Audrey Vida Kublllus, David Freshmen Wheeler. Kuhnly, Donna Marie Leduc, Gagne, Lisa Ann Gifford, David Allen Lamot, Alison The lunch will be the same as that served to the Andrew Latulippe. Gary Allen, Tina Marie Am- Joyce Lang, Deborah A. Sophomores Polly Elizabeth Leonard, Leonard W, Giglio, Teresa students and the cost will be a $1.15 for adults and 65 Deborah Leduc, Carol brose, Brenda Lee Barcomb, Ann Gleeson. Lebel, John ^ward Lepore, Cynthia Arcoleo, Chery Marie Loomis, Lynne Ann Thomas E. Leonard, Brian D. cents for younger children they bring. Peter John Borysevicz, Lori Llinares. John Anthony Glidden, Lynn Cynthia Lynn Lewis, Stanley Lynn Bradway, Maria Manchester, Susan Lynn Man- Ann Bouchard, Linda Ann The following lunches will be served during that week: Browne, ColleenChase, Joseph Alois Manas Jr., Elizabeth Gonsalves, Deborah Machnik, Kathleen Mary ning, Nancy Montanye, Tracy Boutot, Susan Brock, Deborah Magliocco. Monday: Ravioli casserole, green beans, wholewheat Sherry Cohen, Dawn Marie Newirth, Tammy Lynn Lisa A. Manley, Marliese Lyn Ann Gorman, Jeffrey Francis Cook, Susan Lynn Crane, Ann Curtis, Cheryl Delaney, Margotta, Robert Bruce Mar- Grous, Deborah Jane Hecker, Lisa Veronica Marshall, bread, fresh apple. Oellers, Mark K. Ostrowski, John Drost, Donald Dugan, Marybeth Crowley, Jon tin, Alison K. McCusker, Todd Lisa M. Henri, Janet Louise Veronica Mascena, Laurie Tuesday: Juice, salami grinder, potato chips, jellied Susan Jane Ouellette, Keith Duhamel, Lily Kim MqLellan, Jeanne M. tomato salad, yellow cake with orange glaze. Edward Folstad, Lynda Beth Kenneth John Patrizzi, Dana Donald McKay, Lisa Herbst, Faye L. Hill, Suellen Margaret Elliott. Carol Humphrey, Tracey Menard, Lynn Marker, Laura Wednesday: Hamburg pizza, garden salad, orange Gorow. Lee Persian!, Daria Lauren McMahon, Lisa Carol Miller, Janice Marie Fischer, Anne Jackson, Marie Ellen Moriconi, Diane Lynnette juice bar. Eric Lanz Gottier, Nancy Petraglla, Mary Elizabeth Jeffrey A. Morse, Edward Kristine Marie Fletcher, Loren Moynihan, James Jacob. Mulvey, Dyane Nadeau, Amy Thursday: Meatloaf, mashed potatoes. Harvard beets, Gould, Kurt Grochowski, Phelps, Paula Jean Pitkat. Christopher Fogg, Scott Denise Ann Guerrette, Jef- Nelson, Richard Niemczyk, Linda Jaminet, Kathleen Nearine, Kenneth Nyser, homemade rolls, mixed fruit. Karen A. Post, Theresa Patrick Forstell, Suzanne Ann Kelly, Mary Catherine Mike Ome, John Ostrowski, frey Ira Guttman, Erin Marie Marie Putira, Denise Ann Geraldine Lee North, Wayne Friday: Fish sticks, macaroni and cheese, pineapple Gyolai, Randi Huelsman, Frost, Raymond D. Gagne, C. Ouellette, Richard Guy Koenig, Michael Todd Lojzim, Michele F. Pleau, Karen slaw, homemade rolls, peaches. Reale, Karen Anne Redinger, David EMward Grous, Kay K. Poulin. Paula Kayan, Jeffrey Kelly, Richard Rey, Jeff Thomas Peacock. Richard J. Lombardi, Dawn At the Hebron Elementary School the lunch-time Judith Robin Keppner, Sheila Hayward, Cari Hill, Kiml^rly Kelly Francis Pearson, Michelle Meacham, Kathleen Brian Powers, Linda Robin- Riberdy, Diane Lynn Ann Johnston, Bradford schedule is 11:30 to noon, intermediate grades, and noon Jane Kowalczyk, Janice Mark Ramsdell, Stefan M. Ann Michaels, Laura Ann son, Shirley J. Rouleau, Kim Robillard, David Bruce James Kidney, Kristine to 12:30 p.m., primary grades. At the Gilead Hill School Krassowski. Reichl, Lisa Ann Ricci, Ber- Morissette, Elisabeth Jean Santochristo, Edward Roggenkamp, Ellen Stacy Krueger, Karin Zina Kviesis. Schaufler, Leonard Schneider, for the intermediate grades the schedule is 11:20 to 11:55 Myron William Kruger, Rosenberg, Thomas J. nard A. Riendeau, Clarissa Nicholas, Peter Joseph Kristine Lamot, David Orlowski, Laura Marie Kenneth Shoop, Philip a.m. and for primary, 11:55 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Monday Anne Marie Lachut, Jeffrey Sciarra, Cheri Joan Shapyro, Marie Rife, James Ripoelle, Lavigne, Lisa Letendre, Susan William Joseph Rozman, Patrizz, Kathleen Marie Stephen Smith, Robin J. St. only. The rest of the week the schedule is 11:20 to 11:55 Lang. Craig Wallace Lessard, James K. Simmons, Janet Jean Lincoln, Gregory Steven A. Samson. Phelps. Germain, Keith A. Stiles, Lisa a.m.. primary and 11:55 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., intermediate. Ken Paul ^gnon, Loe Marie Phyllis Sizer, Lori Jean Preston Lotas, Frank Martino, David Mitchell, Robyn Elizabeth Samuels, Wanda Lee Pound, Tammy Stokes, Steven Tringali, Skoglund. Massarelli, Antoinette M. Marcel Veilleux, John Ward, Richard C. Moakler, Diane Robin Smith, Teresa Tamson Schwebel, Ingrid Ann Roy, Judith Ellen Ryan, Merrigan, Michelle K. Susan Watson, Richard White, Moritz, Elizabeth Ann Michelle Sullivan, Kathy Jane Katarina Shockey, Stephen Michael William Sadlak, Miclette, Kim Eiaine Morse, Mark Stevens Salisbury, Mark Brian Wind. Narkawicz, Christine Pane. *Sunderland, Robert A. Tubbs, Edward Shoop, Robert A. Susan Lynn Pardus, Paul M. Mueller, LisaLynn Robert David Turkington, Parizeau. Michelle Ann Perriolat, Maureen Elizabeth Turner, David Peters, Rocco Fatal crash Stephen Carl Post, Susan Sandy Jean Tyrol, John Nor- Petrella, Teresa Lynn Pronovost, Jennifer A. Ram- man Unterborn, Mariann HARTFORD (UPl) — A young Vernon man faces three say, Michael B. Rencurrel, Phillips, Leanna L. Putman, Elaine Ward, Wiliam Yee. charges in a car crash that killed two persons, police say, Mary Elizabeth Quinby,

Clifford W.U Taylor, 29, of Windsor, and Cathy Jo

Simony, 24, of Hartford were pronounced dead on arrival L “ ^

at St. Francis Hospital after the accident Saturday. It

took firefighters 45 minutes to extricate them from their car.

Christopher August, 19, was arrested and charged with operating under the influence of liquor or drugs and two

counts of misconduct with a motor vehicle.

He was released on $2,500 bond and scheduled to appear I in Hartford Superior acourt March 20. SAV£ZO% Police said August's car ran into the victims' autom- bile on Farmington Ave., pushing it onto the curb and into a fire hydrant. on JOCKEY^ UNDERWEAR Cop hurt in crash 100% Cotton

ENFIELD (UPl) — A local police officer was in fair •T-SHIRTS .“ S t i condition after he suffered multiple injuries when he was REG. to * ■ 0-^ I struck by a car, authorities said. 3/$9.50 3/$7*oi

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Police said Bowrys and another officer were off duty when they attempted to stop a car they had heard •BRIEFS & SHIRTS screeching through the parking lot. REG. t4 0 Bowrys was struck by the car Which dragged him more 3/18.00 than 40 feet and then sped off, police said. He suffered seven fractured ribs, a broken collarbone, a ruptured OFFER EXPIRES 1

lung and may have a fractured skull, they said. Authorities arrested Everett Sexton, 17, of Holyoke,

Mass., who they said was the driver of the car. He was

charged with two counts of first-degree assault, two counts of reckless driving .pnd a battery of smaller charges. MANCHESTEIIlfVERNON He was released on $10,000 bond and scheduled to CFENCMyUSOSaO/TIure lila CMylO 9/Sat1ilSX appear in Windsor Superior Court March 18.