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Court Hears Arguments Health Panel Criticized Complete Scholastic Transit Chief Says On Sunday Blue Laws For Inspection Policy Basketball Roundup ISon-Oil Car needed P a g e 1 2 P age 1 4 P a g e 1 5 P age 2 3 Natbnal Smofer Study: k------HIanrI|rfitrr Mostly Sunny Cold dnd Windy MERIT 1 Detaili on page 2 Filter i Mexico Visit (USP8 327-500) Vol. XCVIII, No. 114 — Mancheater, Conn,, Wednesday, February 14, 1979 WASHINGTON (UPl) - Presi- > A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 » 20t Single Copy » 15t Home Delivered I dent Carter flew to Mexico today ready to tackle a host of ticklish I problems and to establish with President Jose Lopez Portillo a new relationship between two I countries sharing a 1,600-mile Iranians Seize Embassy ' * ^ v common border. Mexican officials put out ad­ vance word the president and TEHRAN, Iran (U P I).- Leftist said. “We’ve been linking with Mrs. Carter would be accorded a guerrillas captured the American Washington since through the "cordial” welcome — but not the Embassy today in a two-hour gunbat- British.” tremendous outpouring recently tle with 19 U.S. Marines and held The pro-Khomeini forces im­ witnessed during the visit of Pope Ambassador William Sullivan, 70 mediately threw an armed cordon I John Paul II. Americans and 70 Iranian employes around the British embassy nearby For the past several days hostage until they were freed by to stop any repeat attack on that Carter has been taking a Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini’s compound. IV ferit I diplomatic beating in news stories 3 Moslem marshals. Asked if the Americans had emanating from Mexico City. “It’s been an interesting Valen­ destroyed all sensitive documents White House aides say the presi­ tine’s Day,” Sullivan said after his before the guerrillas seized control. dent has a "tough job ahead of release. “You win a few, you lose a Green said, “We’ve been burning a few.” 4 him there,” adding, there has "- lot of stuff lately.” been a certain am ount of Two Marines were slightly UPI photographer Tom Karges, positioning''' by Mexican leaders wounded In the battle and an Iranian who entered the compound with the in advance of the visit. employee of the embassy was Killed. guerrillas, said Sullivan and several "He is going there on a rather Two of the attackers were shot to other hostages were struck by their delicate mission in which he will death as they poured into the em­ captors, who ransacked the embassy need to walk a careful line bassy grounds over the walls by the before they withdrew under urging of between two conflicting at­ hundreds, tore down the U.S. flag and Khomeini’s forces, who rushed to the titudes” manifested by Mexican wrecked the embassy. scene in Jeeps. officials, an aide said. The marauders, described by the Thousands of hostile Iranians One attitude, he said, “is the Khomeini forces as “Communists,” watched as the guerrillas advanced desire to work with us and to have arrived with Molotov cocktails in despite a barrage of teargas and rifle a partnership. To them that in­ what witnesses said was an effort to fire laid down by the U.S. Marine evitably means ‘junior partner,' burn down the embassy in a move to guards. They said the guerrillas were and the other attitude is for com­ “purge” Iran of all . American in­ seeking members of the shah’s now plete independence.” fluence. disbanded secret police, SAVAK, S d en American officials said all of the thought to be have taken refuge in the attackers were captured or evicted embassy. The Economy by Khomeini forces and that the UPI reporter Arthur Higbee, in the Americans were leaving the embassy crowd of onlookers, said the mob NEW YORK: Despite late for their homes. But as dusk fell hun­ yelled “down with the CIA!” and profit-taking, stocks scored a dreds of persons still were crouching “down with America!” He said the broad gain Tuesday, paced by on nearby rooftops and government crowd was so hostile “at one point I speculation in select^ energy and marshals said they feared a night­ thought I was going to be lynched.” blue-chip issues that could benefit time attack on the embassy. Khomeini was unable to prevent I from the oil cutoff in Iran. “ Who knows what’s going to the overrunning of the embassy, but F NEW YORK: A shortage of jet happen from here,” political officer once the Americans were released, fuel caused by the cutoff of Ira­ Nearer They Come Miles Green, the first American the building and adjoining compound nian oil has caused National released from the compound said. were put under the guard of Airlines to cancel to some its in- Nearer and nearer they come, was the way the town’s band of volunteer “They’ve wrecked evefything.'* Khomeini loyalists. The Americans I ternational ilights. Washington’s Volunteer Army, in a leaky “army” merchants looked in 1970 as they “An Iranian mess waiter was and 70 Iranian employees remained DETROIT: Exxon Chairman rowboat that may get them to Downtown killed,” Green said. He apparently inside. C.C. Garvin says dollar-a-gallon carried on an annual tradition. This year’s Main Street just,in time (before sinking) to was the only death on the American U.S. Embassy officials in the cbm- gasoline pump prices are not im­ three-day gala sale event will be Thursday, side. the sale with the mostest, the one an only pound said “all of the left-wing at­ minent in the United States Friday and Saturday. (Herald photo by Sater- “ We. lost communication with tackers have now left or been cap­ despite the chaos in the Iranian oil downtown Washington’s Birthday Sale. This nis) Washington about 11 a.m.,” Green tured” by the Khomeini forces. fields. W orks! CHICAGO: Officials of two large gasoline dealer associations in Illinois have asked their members to voluntarily close gas stations on Sundays to conserve U.S, Envoy Slain in Afghanistan Low tar MERIT with 'Enriched Flavor! tobacco delivers fuel. ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UPI) MEXICO CITY: President was killed in the police attack. U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan hotel room.” 20 million people slightly smaller Carter and Mexico's President The U.S. officials said it was not He had served as No. 2 man in the Adolf Dubs was kidnapped in Kabul The news reached the State than Texas but bordering on Iran, Moscow Embassy and held the taste equal to-or better than-leading high tar hrands Jose Lopez Portillo are expected immediately clear whether Dubs was today and shot to death in a gunbattle Department officials as they were Pakistan and the Soviet Union, once department’s highest rank, minister- to reach agreement on the sale of killed by police or the gunmen, who between his Moslem extremist cap- trying to establish contact with the formed part of the U.S defensive ring counselor. badly needed Mexican natural gas had demanded the release by the tors and police despite urgent U.S. U.S. Embassy in Tehran that had south of Russia. The military junta seized power in I during Carter's visit. Afghan government of several jailed State Department pleas to the pro- been seized by left-wing guerrillas. Dubs, a veteran foreign service of­ Afghanistan April 27,1978, and Presi­ TOKYO: The U.S. dollar Shiite Moslem mullahs, or priests. “It’s been a bad night,” said an of­ The ‘Enriched Flavor’ science of low tar MERIT smokers: spurted ahead against the Soviet regime not to use force, U.S. ficer, had been ambassador to dent Mohammad Daoud Khan, who spokesmen said. State Department spokesman Hod- ficial in the Iranian Section in an Afghanistan since last year, himself had seized power in a coup in Japanese yen in Tokyo today in ding Carter III said, “The American allusion to the capture of the U.S. MERIT, 12 years in the making, isolates and I brisk trading. Market sources at- Dubs, 58, a native of Chicago, was assuming the post soon after a left- 1973, was killed in the fighting. ( ^ fi r m e d : 85% of MERIT smokers say it was shot in the head in the hotel room Embassy urged the Afghanistani Embassy in Tehran by urban wing military takeover in Instability in Afghanistan plus I tributed the surge to overseas government in the strongest terms to guerrillas. In that attack. Am­ Afghanistan. I gains. where he had been taken by two or chaos in Iran and the steady fortifies flavor components of smoke for a taste an “easy switch’’ from high tar brands. three terrorists who ambushed his try to obtain the ambassador’s bassador William Sullivan and about A former deputy assistant deterioration of Pakistan, has nearly car as he drove to the embassy in the release without force. 70 other Americans were taken cap­ secretary of state known to his destroyed the U.S. ring of defense way out of proportion to tar. Can that taste satisfy The Massacre capital city of Kabul. State Depart­ “The government disregarded this tive before being released after friends as “Spike,” Dubs was along the Soviet Union’s southern Confirm ed: 9 out of 10'MERIT smokers not request and the ambassador was lengthy negotiations. CHICAGO (UPI) - In the ment officials said one terrorist also formerly one of the department’s border, American analysts have said. killed in the attempt to seize the Afghanistan, a strategic nation o f, the toughest critics of low tar smoking—current considering other brands. decade Robert T. Loughran had top-ranking experts on Soviet affairs. been covering Chicago for United smokers of high tar cigarettes? Press, there had been 487 mob Confirm ed: Overwhelming majority of MERIT slayings. And when he got a tip on Read the results from a detailed, nationwide Valentine's Day, 50 years ago, smokers say their former high tar brands that there had been another gang CD Bid Voted After Bitter Debate research effort involving smokers who taste- shooting it was just one of those weren’t missed! everyday occurrences in that era By GREG PEARSON The deadline for applying for the participation without town residents ment might place on Manchester if “That’s what's important. Not tested MERIT against leading high tar brands. of warfare between Prohibition's Herald Reporler Community Development funds is having a chance to decide. participation in the program con­ these unfounded fears of how they MERIT has proven conclusively that it not only I whiskey-running mobs. MANCHESTER — After a bitter next week. If the board did not ap­ The hour-long discussion on Com­ tinues. will be interpreted in the future,” However, when he went to the debate that included several charges prove the application in time, it munity Development, which came at “Too many people are looking at Penny said. Confirmed: Majority of high tar smokers rate delivers the flavor of high tar brands—but I S-M-C Cartage Co., garage on of innuendo, the Town Board of would have killed the town’s chances the end of a 4'/2-hour meeting, in­ the dollars we derive from the The town can decide each year I Clark St,, instead of “one body, Directors approved an application for the funding, thus effectively cluded repetition of some arguments program without looking at what will whether to continue in the program MERIT taste equal to-or better than-leading continues to satisfy! I riddled with shotgun pellets,” for Community Development funding deciding on non-participation in the that have been voiced before. happen to the town in five or six based on what the federal govern­ recalled Loughran, now retired for the next three years. program for at least next year. Tuesday night’s discus.sion was years,” Zinsser said. He and the ment asks the town to do for the fun­ high tar cigarettes tested! Cigarettes having up and living in Florida, " ... 1 found A proposed ordinance for a ban on The three-year application was ap­ the most bitter the directors have other opponents. mentioned future ding. Next year, for instance, the This ability to satisfy over long periods of six bodies, literally perforated town participation in Community proved by a 6-3 vote. Republican staged since the matter became an housing goals that the federal town has no further restrictions to to twice the tar. with machine-gun lead.” Today is Development would include two of Directors Carl Zinsser and William issue. Both Democrats and government may force the town to meet to receive the funds, he said. time could be the most important evidence to the 50th anniversary of the St. the three years included in the Diana and Democrat Joseph Republicans charged each other with meet. Zinsser said the town still must fill Valentine's Day mas.sacre and no application. Sweeney, all supporters of a ban on telling half-truths and using innuen­ Zinsser several times quoted from out its application to satisfy the Confirmed: Majority of high tar smokers date that MERIT science has produced what it I one knows yet who did the killing. But, Stephen Penny, chairman of participation in Community Develop­ does in their arguments. the federal register and referred to federal Department of Housing and the board, and other directors argued ment, voted against the application. The Community Development regulations that affect the program. Urban Development: 4 confirm taste satisfaction of low tar MERIT. claims: The first real taste alternative for high Sales Section that failure to apply for the funds The third Republican. Peter program provides funding annually Penny, who along with Zinsser did Zinsser said one part of the now would deny residents the right to DiRosa, joined the other five to the town — this year’s grant is most of the debating, replied, he did regulations says HUD can force a Today's Herald includes special And in interviews conducted among current vote on whether to approve such a Democrats in support of the applica­ $493,000 — and the money is to be not think the general federal town to build units if the demand tar smokers. sections and circulars advertising ban. tion, The five Democrats support used primarily to assist low- and regulations were an important factor appears to be there. O Philip Miirrjk Inc I97V values to be found at area That vote will come April 17, the continuation of the program. DiRosa moderate-income families. on which to base an argument. Director Stephen Cassano merchants during annual same date set for a water- does not but voted with them because A main part of Tuesday night’s He said the key is how these responded that the next sentence of Washington's Birthday sale days. Kings: 8 mg"tar,'' 0.6 mg nico iin e- improvement referendum. (See he felt a no vote would have killed argument was what future regulations .have been specifically the regulations says that need also Circulars include Manchester related story.) requirements the federal govern­ applied. can be met through rental subsidy or 100 V l l m g " tar:' 0.7 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report M ay'78 Parkade and Tri-City Plaza and a rehabilitation programs that the special section on sales being town already has, offered by Manchester downtown "If you're going to refer to the Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined merchants. Lawyers Argue Merger Petitions regulations, quote the entire thing," That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Inside Today Cassano told Zinsser. MERIT By GRE(; PEARSON mittee for One Manchester suit units both have separate fire trict clerk, what her role had been in The board also approved the K i i ^ & K X ) k Books ... Hcriild Rcporli'r against the Eighth District. The com­ departments and sewer authorities. validating the petitions signed by Housing Assistance Plan, which ac­ Business . mittee’s suit says the district's elec­ LaBelle this morning said signers of tho.se supporting consolidation. companies the Community Develop­ MANCHESTER — Attorney John ment application, by a 5-4 vote. Classified tors failed to obey state law when the petition from the district must She said she did no such validation. LaBelle, representing the Eighth they failed to appoint members ,to a (Zinsser. Diana. DiRosa and Comics .. Utilities District, and Attorney John meet the requirements of an elector The petition drive was done by the Cooking . consolidation committee last March. as stated in Special Act 200, which Committee for One Manchester as Sweeney voted against.) FitzGerald, representing the Com­ Formation of the committee was Marilyn Walsh, head of the ’Editorial mittee for One Manchester, today says an elector must be a voter in specified in the Home Rule Act. Entertainment one step in an attempt at consolida­ Manchester and a resident of the dis­ At a meeting at Manchester High rehabilitation loan program, said the argued about what persons in the tion started by the committee that Obituaries . Eighth District could have signed trict for at least three months. School in March, however, district propo.sed HAP instructs the town to People/Food was based on the state’s Home Rule LaBelle also presented evidence voters failed to enact the next step— attempt to build 200 units over the petitions for consolidation. Act. [Sports Today’s session was the second day that the Town Charter provides fo.- a appointment of residents to a con- three years. All that is required is the Consolidation would combine the ol the trial concerning' the Com­ separate method for consolidation. town make a good-faith effort to Eighth District with the Town. Both He also asked Helen Warrington, dis­ — Sec Pane I'mirleen build that number, she said. PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Feb. 14. 1979 Students Directors Set April 17 EVENING HERALD. Wed., Feb. 14, 1979 - PAGE THREE Ignorant For Water Plan Voting Of Wars By (;RK4; i>k .\k s o n Stephen Penny, chairman of the answered before the townwide vote. liorulil Kcporlcr board, said the April date was Zinsser said it is important that ap­ proposed so town officials would proval be granted for borrowing the MANCHESTER - The Town have enough time to make sure the Board of Directors made it official $20 million for the improvements. WASHINGTON (HPI) - Who did public understands the issue. He “As I tell people, if you don’t vote the United Stales fight in world War Tuesday night - April 17 will be the feared that the March date would not date for a townwide referendum on a for this, what's the alternative?” CELEBRATION. II? What was the Bay of Pigs? What permit enough time to educate Zinsser said. $20 million bond issue for water im­ happened at Munich in 1938? residents about the proposed im­ The town' must meet federal If you're over 40. the answers are provements. provements. I The board, as expected, un­ drinking water standards, and the no problem. But a young California He also said the April 17 date will improvements are seen as necessary education consultant said Tuesday a animously approved the April date permit the water question and for the town vote to borrow the to meet these regulations and possi­ majority of his remedial reading another expected townwide vote—on ble future stiffer ones. high school students could not money needed for the improvements, the proposed two-year ban on town which will include a new water treat­ The improvements, however, could answer the first question, a majority participation in the Community mean as much as a tripling in the of his college students could not ment plant and improvements to the - - Development program — to be in­ rates charged town water customers. answer the second and fewer than 10 piping distribution system for water. cluded in one vote. The board members and town of­ Thus, at least some resistance to the percent of his undergraduates could Mid-April is the earliest the Com­ improvements is expected. answer the third. ficials all agree that the im­ munity Development question can be provements are a necessity, and this ’The town’s elected and ad­ At a Senate education subcom­ voted on by town residents, so the ministrative officials are unanimous mittee hearing on why the basic was one reason for selecting the proposed March date for the water DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER’S in their support of the need for the skills of American students are so April 17 date. question would have required two Originally, Town Manager Robert improvements, though. embarrassingly low. the consultant, separate townwide votes. In fact, the only real debate on the Paul Copperman. put the onu9 Weiss had proposed a March 20 date Director Carl Zinssdr also for the water question. He set the matter Tuesday night was how long squarely on liberals. emphasized the need to make sure to keep the polls open. He blamed busing and affirmative date at that time because he es­ the public underatands the water timated each day of delay in the The board agreed to have all action plans that retain unqualified issue. polling places open April 17 from teachers, and a "permissive project will cost the town $2,500 in in­ He wants to make sure all flation. noon to 8 p.m., the minimum amount educational ideology" that allows questions the public might have are of time permitted by state statutes. ethnic studies, sociology and current events to be taught instead of world history. Rudolf Flesch. author of the 1955 jGlastonbury Seeks Talks best-seller "Why Johnny Can't Read," disagreed with Copperman on almost everything except the fact Boston Ice Breaker that standards are declining. With Boston still in the deep freeze, the tugboat Evening Before Manchester Vote Copperman said basic skills im­ proved each generation in Amercan Light IS assigned to break up the ice on the Charles River so oil history, but are now starting to fall. barges for the Cambridge Light Co., can navigate the river GLASTONBURY - There was simply discontinue service to the 270 plenty of other residents who have Flesch said it started 50 years ago more discussion Tuesday night of the users in Glastonbury. wells. I’m reluctant to refuse them when schools began to teach children See is ;L'tor' water service problem in East During the discussion, it was men­ the permit to drill. We can advise to read by the "look-say" method, in Glastonbury and town officials tioned one well driller was going them it looks premature, but if they which children are taught to expressed a desire to meet again through East Glastonbury soliciting still want to do it, that’s their recognize the form of words with representatives from business. Health Director Richard business." alongside of pictures of what they Wind Gusts Cause Manchester soon. Coppa said he was reluctant to issue Chairman Henry Kinne said, "If represent. Council members were anxious for a permit for the first well because they want to get even with the Flesch is an advocate of the some progress because they want to that would be a precedent for others. Manchester Water Company, that’s "phonics" system in which children resolve the program before Councilman Ed Crow asked Coppa no the way to do it." are taught the basic sounds of the Northwest Deaths Manchester takes its $20 million bond to aave such persons call him and He said under the proposed legisla­ alphabet and then apply them to issue to referendum, which has been Dale Richter suggested sending a tion Manchester could assess abut­ words whose meanings they don’t By UniIccI Press Inlernulional into a blizzard, hampering searchers tentatively scheduled for April. They letter to the residents explaining the ting property owners whether a well necessarily know. Winds gusting to 100 mph dealt on skis and snowmobiles who were discussed the three proposed bills by alternative. is drilled or not. The “look-say" method is in use in death and devastation to the Pacific looking for nine Boy Scouts and four Rep. Fran Mahoney, one of them However, Councilman James "We’ve got to get a hold of Weiss 90 to 95 percent of schools because, Northwest, heavy snows spilled from troop leaders overdue on a showshoe giving Manchester the power to McIntosh said, "We can’t impose our and sit down with them," he said. he said, there is a conspiracy the Rocky Mountains onto the Plains hike near Squaw Valley, Calif. Boys wishes on them because there are between the education establishment and Arctic cold enveloped the in the troop sighted the searchers and the big textbook publishers Northeast for the fifth straight day. first, however, and were led to safety. whose profit is derived from selling a A fierce winter storm swept in ‘"They seemed to be in good series of primers from grades one from the Pacific Tuesday, lashing shape," said Gregory Merwin, father 911 Contract Approved through eight. the coasts of Washington, Oregon and of one of the Scouts, “It’s hard for Improper teaching is the ‘chief northern California with high winds me to imagine what they ran into." source of education deterioration," and tides, killing at least seven peo­ Frigid temperatures clung to the Board Vacancies Filled Flesch said. ple. Northeast and New England, Ver­ Instead of spending eight years Wind-and waves ripped loose part mont Social Welfare Commissioner trying to recognize words, children of the nation’s longest floating bridge David Wilson warned many low- By GRK(; PEARSON public works employees and some could be taught to read by “an in- on Washington’s Hood Canal. About income residents could soon face an Herald Reporler maintenance workers for the Board into effect automatically according e|q)ensive little book in first nade or half of the 7,131-foot structure in "emergency situation." of Education. to negotiation time guidelines. kindergarten and then go r i ^ t on to Puget Sound was ripped from its Temperatures Tuesday rose to a MANCHESTER — A municipal TM directors also made a number employees union received a new con­ th e two-year contract, wliich Mark Twain or Emily Dickinson and moorings and sank. ’There were no comparatively moderate minus 5 to of appointments to town boards and tract Tuesday night, and several already had been approved by the un­ all the beauties of our literature.” reports of casualties. minus 20, and schools closed by Mon­ ion, goes into effect retroactive to commissions, including six of seven Flesch forecast that “a growing “It was moving pretty fast — it was day's cold were able to reopen. town boards and commissions members to the new Town Ethics received new members. July 1, 1978. It calls for six percent part of our population is lapsing back kind of eerie — and then it went down A University of Vermont extension pay increases in each year and Commission. The following new into illiteracy," because of bad like a battleship," said Stan Oltman, service agent saw some bl ssing in The Town Board of Directors members were appointed; Tuesday unanimously approved a makes no change in the sick leave teaching. who lives near the span and was the cold spell, though. He said the • Human Relations Commission — two-year contract for the union - the policy that permits a retiring Referring to Copperman’s despair watching through binoculars. state may save some money this employee to be paid for up to 105 ac­ Janet Damron, 32 Philip Road. a m American Federation of State, Coun­ about the educational level of today's Huge waves washed four seamen summer in trying to eradicate tree­ cumulated sick days. • Manchester Legal Aid Services undergraduates, Flesch warned: "In off the 470-foot freighter Wistaria eating gypsy moths. ty and Municipal Employees, AFL- Inc. - William DiYeso, 91 N. Elm St. CIO, Local 991. The union represents If the board had not acted Tuesday the IMOs, this deterioration of basic Coral to their apparent deaths off the night, the package would have gone • Commission on Aging — Genevie skills will have reached the college coast of Oregon and smashed another Shanahan, 58 Ludlow Road. graduate level and we will be in the sailor against a bulkhead, killing • Town Ethics Commission — situation of some Third World coun­ him. William FitzGerald, 140 Richmond tries and have to import personnel to Widespread power outages were Scouts Honored For Aid Road; Eileen Stern, 34 S. Farms run the machinery (of society). reported as the wind hammered Drive: Sol Cohen, 51 Jordt St.; M. " ... I honestly feel that if there is By GRE(; PEAR.SON away until shortly after midday. became an island when a nearby night’s meeting of the Town Board of Adler Dobkin, 153 Shallowbrook no change in the method of teaching Seven small aircraft were flipped Herald Repctrler pond flooded during a Jan. 24 storm. Directors. Lane; Marion Mercer, 174 Ludlow reading, we will have to import doc­ onto their backs at Paine Field in MANCHESTER — Six Boy Scouts The Town Fire Department spent A1 Packer, Jim McKa, Ken Szarek, Road; and Paul Willhide, Jean Road. tors, engineers and scientists from Everett, Wash. Numerous schools from Manchester’s Troop 27 were many hours after the storm pumping Bill Szarek, Russell Smith and Jeff • Cable TV Advisory Board — • France, Germany and Japan because were forced to close for the day in honored Tuesday night for their work the xcess water away from the home. Gurtin were presented the citations Cheryl Hadley, 95D Sycamore Lane. we won’t have enough,” he said. the greater Seattle area and there during January’s rainy weather. The Scouts assisted by placing sand for their efforts. All of the appointments were made were reports of small boats snatched The six scouts assisted local fire bags that helped control the water so “These fellows worked many hours by the Republicans except for Now You Know from their moorings and sunk by the FitzGerald, Mrs. Stern and Cohen, 4 Bie DAYS departrnent members, who worked the firefighters could complete the helping the town, and we owe them ’The loon is one of the most in­ raging storm. at a Richard Road home that was job. some recognition," Mayor Stephen Democratic appointments to the telligent birds. As the storm moved into the surrounded by high waters. The six Scouts were presented with Penny, who made the presentations, Ethics Commission, The Democrats Cascades and high Sierras, it turned The home at 82 Richard Road citations from the town at Tuesday said. have one more ap'pointment to make that commission. THURSDAY«FRIDAY« SAT.*M0N...... ' Taf? & Bak«* .Sale National Weather MANCHESTER - The itfl Manchester Youth Hockey I City Fcsl Hi Lo Miami Beach f 73 58 Association will sponsor a FOOD ^ Albuquerque I 76 36 Milwaukee cy 23 19 , Anchorage sy 13 2 Minneapolis cy 22 21 giant tag and bake sale Asheville cy 46 25 Nash’ville cy 36 29 Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 WAREHOUSE” Atlanta cy 56 41 New Orleans pc 70 60 p.m. at the Waddell School (Fornwrly Frank’s) MANCHESTER Billings pc 60 41 New York sy 19 3 at the corner of West Mid.- li Boston sy 15 -02 Oklahoma City cy 37 35 dle Turnpike and Broad OPPOSITE ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S V*ATUHTA| Brownsville pc 80 63 Omaha cy 25 20 Street. CHURCH, 725 E. MIDDLE TPKE. Buffalo pc 7 -06 FEATURING FANTASTIC saoo Philadelphia pc 15 2 Charleston, S.C. P articipating in the WE ACCEPT MANUFACTURER levift nuntArviis ^ pc 54 37 Phoenix pc 79 49 Charitt. N.C. cy 45 32 event will be 150 families . COUPONS A JECCPJTAMPR Pittsburgh cy 13 -3 and 25 p ro fe s s io n a l Chicago cy 28 18 Portland, Me. sy 7 -9 dealers. Cleveland cy 16 1 Portland, Or. sh 57 31 NEW ITEMS Columbus cy 18 I Providence sy 10 -7 Admission is free, and Dallas pc 52 47 the public is invited. . 50 Richmond cy 27 ' 7 OLD-FASHIONED BARGAINS Denver ARRIVING DAILY VOI VEATNtN rorOCAST • E 3 « pc 69 30 St. Louis cy 30 29 Des Moines cy 26 22 Salt Lake City r 52 41 Hebron Meeting TAKE A TURN AT THE THURS. A FRI. SPECIALS Detroit For ^ rio d ending 7 a.m, EST 2/15/79. During sn 17 0 San Antonio pc 77 54 HEBRON - The Board SHOmHB CENTER SI8N Duluth sn ^ 2 San Diego r . 69 56 of Education will conduct a ‘he Pacific El Paso Nwthwest, while snow is expected over the northern f 75 39 San Francisco pc 55 48 special meeting Thursday IN OVER 80 Hartford sy 11 -09 San Juan f 92 73 va^e! the u p ^r plains, the upper Mississippi Honolulu cy 76 67 at 8 p.m. in the library of 1 reNdPSCOt ROASTING BOitESSUNKIICUT i Seattle pc 55 34 Gilead Hill School. Houston pc 74 59 Spokane clou7y’el«ihere' ' pe 44 29 The continued review HOMETOWN STORES! Indianapolis cy 21 18 Tampa f 68 40 ICMCKENS CHUCK 4 A A 1 Conneetieut Weather Jackson, Mss. cy 67 52 Washington cy 27 7 and action on the proposed Jacksonville f 63 33 Wichita sy 32 29 budget for 1979-80 is 15 lb. average l O U Kansas City scheduled on the agenda as Vei7 cold and windy today with mostly sunny skies. cy 32 29 c-clear; cl-clearing ty­ STEAKS l .D U i s I Las Vegas r 71 55 cloudy: f-fair; hz-haze: m well as an executive ses­ High temperatures 10 to 15 or about 11 below zero C. Fair Little Rock ■tE/ll.. HOIM EST TO OOOI>l% IESS B U YS ! ^ d continued cold tonight. Lows zero to 10 below fg 35 52 mis.sing: pc-partly cloudy; r- sion for matters of per­ Los Angeles r 68 46 rain: sh-showers; sm-smoke; sonnel and an item relating I hurray increasing cloudiness and not quite so cold with Louisville cy 28 23 the highs in the teens. Probability of snow near zero sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- to prospective "public ii.s.No.#i l | Q ( Long Green f i / $ t Memphis cy 46 42 thunderstorsm; w-windy. today and tonight and 20 percent Thursday, Northwester- supply contract.” POTATOES 10 lbs CUCUMBERS V / 1 1 to 25 mph and gusty today diminishing to Kolloii Evrnls ^ound 10 mph tonight, Thursday northerly winds 10 to 15 Fxt4‘nd(?d Forecast BOLTON - The St. 1 WISSETTIMKIlii! Mass., R.I. it Conn,: Partly cloudy Friday. Fair Maurice Church choir will POTATOES Winter Sports Outlook weather ,Saturday. Chance of snow Sunday. Continued meet tonight at 7 at the PEPPERS ...... very cold with high temperatures from the teens to the church. j J K , 1 Today windy, cold and mostly sunny with high low 20s and low temperatures zero or a few degrees The Bolton clergy will aI l DOWNTOWN I 5 l b s . 5 9 « temperatures from near zero in the far north to the mid below inland and 5 to 10 above near the coast, meet Thursday at 1:30 p.m. T0MAT0fS....,„,3/*l] teens in the south. Winds northwesterly 15 to 25 mph and Vermont: .Becoming very cold again by the weekend. at the United Methodist JUMBO AA( gusty. Over higher elevations temperatures well below Flurries then clearing Friday. Clear Saturday and partly Church parsonage. Extra Large 7 A C 1 zero through the day and winds up to 85 mph over the cloudy Sunday. Highs zero north to 20 south, lows zero to The Bolton Woman’s PINEAPPLES peaks. Clear, very cold weather tonight. Lows from zero 20 below. Club will meet Thursday at EGGS to 10 below in southern interior down to as much as 25 Maine and New Hampshire: Generally fair and con­ 8 p.m. at Herrick below in northern valleys. Increasing cloudiness for all tinued cold. Daytime highs near zero north and 5 to 15 Memorial Park. There will lONHiS...... 3 lb s . 29< c a a r...... 39*.,-».l but northern and eastern Maine Thursday. Less windy south. Overnight lows 10 to 20 below except a bit warmer be an arts and crafts dis­ uiMr A iw m r m iiiiffw M M nuA B iirv euMaMWA than today. near the coast. play and a cake decorating i m demonstration. PACK FOUR - EVENINU HERALD. Wed.. Feb. 14. 1979 Kindergarten Signup EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Feb. 14. 1878- PAGE FIVE Planned Next Month Neighborhood Watch cuts Crime liy llniltil I’nttH lnl<-rnu(ionul aimed at discouraging criminal ac­ MANCHESTER —Registration for all students who Beginning with a basic kit which is Uicas, executive director of the tivity. will enter public school kindergarten in September will The concept is older than provided, each approach may differ National Sheriff’s Association. be held March 7 and 8 between 3 and 4 p.m. Parents will Christianity; If you are your "The main thing is to try and get to fit the problems of a specific everybody to watch out for their “Wherever they’ve implemented register their children in the school they will attend. brother’s keeper, then it follows that neighborhood or community with the Neighborhood Watch Programs neighbors," says Gene Stewart, To be eligible for registration, the child should be five you are your neighbor’s, too. Its help" of the local sheriff’s office or they ve cut housebreaking and that years old on or before Dec. 31. W E i e i i practical application today is cutting public information officer for the police department. type thing tremendously.’’ crime in the suburbs. Pulaski;;;': County (A rkansas) Children aren't r^uiredto register for kindergarten if It might consist of citizen patrols An independent evaluation of the their parents question their readiness. It is also reshaping the traditiona Sheriff’s Department. of neighborhoods, "house sitting" for operation by the Midwest Research Parents are asked to bring a record that will certify the law enforcement approach to crime “This one old boy was sitting there neighbors who are out of town, Institute of Kansas City, Mo. reached child's age; also, a physician's certificate showing the by placing more emphasis on preven­ watching his neighbor's house one arrangements for picking up the same conclusions. SAVE tion rather than detective work and day and a man in a pickup drove up child's immunization dates. The child must have a newspapers or other deliveries for The National Neighborhood A T OUR vminniiiiiiniwf ______^ arrest after a crime has been com­ and hitched up his neighbor's boat to temporarily vacant homes, and physical examination between registration and when Watch Program is a highly effective, mitted. it and drove off," Stewart said. school begins in September. BY GEORGE...LIFT THE LATCH DOES IT AGAIN! calling police with any suspicious ac­ nationally based effort reaching An appointment for pre-school screening will be made ’The neighbor's keeper philosopy "Hmmmm? thought the man, I tivity around a neighbor’s house. millions of citizens,” MRI wrote in at registration. We’ve Chopped our Price on has been successfully packaged in wonder who that was? Well, they Also, depending on the crime iU final report. "Where exposure is haven't seen that boat since. There will be three parents' meetings when pre-school the National Neightwrhood Watch problem in the particular based upon an aggressive local “If we’d had that program in effect screening will be explained -M arch 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the Program sponsored by the National neighborhood, plans might include a program, citizen participants can be OTAGIR IN HONOR OF Sheriff's Association. It has been in then, I bet you he'd have called (is Bowers Schixd cafeteria, March 8 at 10 a.m. in Mott's STONEWARE VOUR BIRTHDAY youth escort service for the elderly, Mpected to take positive actions and Community Room, and March 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the 30% operation five years, but only in re­ after seeing that strange truck drive or “Helping Hand” aids for gram­ to change their perceptions regar­ cent months has the balance begun to up. It's bad to be suspicious of your mar schoolers to insure safe conduct Highland Park Schoql cafeteria. Parents need to attend tip. ding residential burglary protection only one meeting. fellow man, but you’ve got to be. to and from classes. in ways sought by the program." The program has two simple aims: "We also had a lot of vandalism out P.S. we are also giving So far, 2,300 programs have been The 3 percent property crime make your home more secure there, kids running around with A Rare Species 10% OFF instituted with at least one in every decline for the first six months of against burglary and vandalism, and spray paint, and since we’ve started Atlanta police officer Jimmymy Parham demonstrates safe state in the union. 1978 follows a 4 percent decline in Perched on a picnic table on the Manchester Community College on all Items red, white & blue cooperate with law enforcement this program, we haven’t had any of and unsafe door locks in the Neeighborhood Watch program. "Our feedback has been tremen­ 1977 from 1976. campus is this sculpture of a rare animal species. This and other ice Lutz Museum Plans storewide during authorities in neighborhood activities that.” dous, excellent," said Ferris E. sculptures were done last week by students of the college hotel and this gaia saie (UPI photo) food service program. Carved mugs are shown in the background. Program on Chinese THIS COUPON WORTH MANCHESTER —Who are the Chinese? Strangers Death Toll 10,000 •l/*2 Irom a land never seen" Or talented businessmen within your community? GIFT SHOP Children will have the opportunity to learn about their In Iran Fighting president's Chinese counterparts while they play games, try crafts, 977 MAIN STREET t U n O T F make a dragon used in Chinese festivals, and cook delec- DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER TEHRAN, Iran (U P I)- they contained 728 dead sale days The PurehMC of tSJM I tables with a parent. or ipPEN MON.-SAT, TIL 5:30; THUBS. TIL S P.m)1 More than 10,000 people and 2,906 wounded. These activities will be sponsored by the Lutz Junior were killed in the 15 It quoted a doctor as t h u r s . Museum. 126 Cedar St. during the February school vaca­ months of Iran’s revolu­ saying most were hit in the w6roeti d maiiiltwA ( tion which begins Monday. dowfitwn mtntkMtir, .Tho PurehMO of S10.00 tion, according to conser­ street fighting but that or more The following programs require preregistration and vative estimates, and more some had been burned f r i . OpM • to MO IMIy I to I T h u n ^ EXCLUDINQ C1QARETTE8. will culminate the end of the week with a free casualties may be added as alive in barracks or other LOTTERY TICKETS AND "happening" from 2 to 4 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 23. rival armed ‘bands roam government buildings set sat CIOMd Owidsyt SALES TAX A Chinese Childhood —Participation in games, crafts the streets. , afire by insurgents and O m R eXPIREt SAT^ PEB. 17,1878 and toys, Feb. 20, from 1 to 2:30 p.m. for kindergarten Ayatollah' Ruhollah others had been blown to 975 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER and first graders. K h o m e in i’s Is la m ic pieces in exploding am­ Games. Puzzles and Arts —on Feb. 21 for second and revolutionary command munition dumps. third graders, from 2 to 4 p.m. NASSIFF ARMS has called for an estimated During the last hours of •l/* 2 •l/» 2 Draggin A Dragon —develop a paper dragon, Feb. 22 70,000 weapons of all kinds government resistance in for fourth and sixth graders from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Manchaslar seized from military the provinces, deaths were A Chinese Cook —a parent/child "hands on" workshop. arsenals in the final three put conservatively at 130, Feb. 20, from 11 a m. to 12:30 p.m. days, of the successful with 570 wounded in battles All clas.ses will be held at the Lutz Junior Museum, For revolt to, be turned in. at Tabriz, Shiraz, Shah-e- fee information, call the museum at 643-0949. P i ^ s i d e n i ^ But extreme leftists, rey, Hamadan and other rightists, escaped towns. common-law criminals and Parade of Animals teen-agers are still Drainage J*ipe Specified dinging to their guns in H/4SHN6TCNS BIRFhD/iysilt A parade of ice animals are shown in frozen procession on a grassy HEBRON -T h e Building Department no longer vast quantities. PUT THE LIGHT knoll on campus. The sub-freezing temperatures are helping to accepts the use of ADS or other flexible coil-type Khomeini’s men are also preserve many of the sculptures. The ice sculpting is required of the drainage pipe in drain construction. The department has THURS 15th—FRI 16th—SAT ITUT worried about “summary DAYS THURS • FRI food program students. (Photos by Jon Harrison) had many problems, so only rigid pipe mav be used in anv executions’’ by armed whero you Want It SO LID DARK OAK TW IN kind of construction. SMEI SALEISALEI groups in the country and FINDER H UT FASH IO N STBH H IEtR M ETAL has ordered everyone to BED W ITH lEO D IN O LADIER JAC K ETS WITH t BMW •OIUT t ONLY • MO. M M JI MID-LINOTH • W N U THIV LAIT t ONLY • m o . M M t wait until "the appropriate time’’ to administer m ______justice. • 1 9 9 ^ . < 38^ Now that the main LAM F AND SHADE L O r £ A T t TERmSM enemy, Shah Mohammed BY COWIIU • M ONLY •om'’ nm *00141 •ORUB *e«IIT SUIT Reza Pahlevi, has been M o.n(je *' wanM j* •w m n •BUM *OMiii *YBuow*nM( ^ ^ J. Garman Clothier defeated, the rival armed WHIUTHIVLABT groups are squaring off at marlOW^lZ** ^ J9*» ^ each other. On ^ Monday there was a SIX SU N Q LASS DOOR R O U -S-W Sr BED ------brief, gunbattle outside new BUN CABINET * * -* "i'"* W • hBAM MATTIIIM LADIES tWEATEM Prime Minister Mehdi WAUIUT • out ONLY • tIN J « 0MB ONLY * M a ,r a ji I •PUUOVntOARDMANMMmS^Smi Bazargan’s office and wild shooting at the university Le Lamp ’79 <8800 •2 5 » * 2 0 % OFF (7i ,6?™KIDEini!’B i™ iii£ > ^ ^ campus. It’s a Presidential Birthday Party at J. There was a gunbattle DOUBLE DRESSER Sunday at the Inter­ MMCWUII Garman, Clothier, We're offering THIS IS FLEX-O-LITE NO. R-310 w / M I R R O R ONLY • m a . I4N J« LADIES JEA N S Continental Hotel between It’s the most versatile lamp ever made. Use It on a i DRAWS • MAPU PINtSH • ONI ONLY IR •NCML IILICTIONa • WHtU TMIY LAST I Super Birthday PresenU to YOU o u r ^ SKI UNDERWEAR rival gunmen for the right customers— i’ i desk, drawing board, piano, bed or sewing • “ SKI TURTLENECKS to! "protect” some 200 in- machine. With the new 4-way clamp it can be a*. •00’*' 200 * 5 “ » ON SALE! tei-national journalists screwed on a wall or a desk top or clamped staying there to cover the anywhere. In blue, black, red, brown & white. WMIWTIMMME BABY CHANDER TABLES BOYIFANTS revolution. I BHUVBB • t BUONM BOOM WOOOOHWICKm ' Hiraom BTYLI • WHO! THIY LAST FOUR BIG DAYS Diplomats, reporters and * • It • ONI ONLY • M a WMI i ONLY • M a M M I other observers calculate * “« THURS • FRI • SAT • MONDAY that the death toll in the 15 • 48“ 1 months leading to the collapse of the 2,500-year- SALE PRICED ^ 1 5 * ” a«aia MMio TOP M IT M ESW II UW Pt t r a u M o n o u WWLI THIV UBT • M a MM I M E N S J E A N t In Our Women^s Dept. old peacock throne is, con­ tONLV*Man«j« > HUOOm • WHMlI TMn last servatively, 10,000 so far. Ourreg. low price $19.95 Just 37 Dresses marked down 50% and 70% (Some were $110 now $33) In the final, fateful 48 • “J hours of fighting the •10“ 8 Just 16 Camei Short Coats — marked down 30% number of dead throughout the land was placed at C O R N E R l A R WAUUTWnFUlHT M B n tm iT B K Large Group of Imported Sweaters — now From 16.20 to $45 some 860 and wounded at w/TW O STOOLS I IHILVIB • Al IB • M a I 1NJI •MCIAL OM W • II ONLY om ONLY *M a M M JI VALUUUITOI14JI (4 sweaters were $115 now $40) 3,500. 22 Slack Suits - were to $275 - now $30 to $130 The Tehran newspaper MUmSON’S STATIONERS • 4 0 “ Kayhan International said • 3 8 4 “ Group of Short Sieeve Jerseys - ^ e r e $7 to $17 - now $3 to $9 UNADVERTISED a'ftjer a check of the IDEACONS lENCH UNnNISHEOl STEREO RECORD CABINET cafiital’s 40 hospitals that NUM BUT I WALNUT wTIUOINa BOOM HUSH P U m E S FAROO STYLE (Im ag in e^ Jerseys) F Lnei UNSO • s iz i rw t o i t w 849 MAW STREET______DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER om ONLY • ma i i n j i | o n i o n l y • ma mmi Blouses were to $64 - now $10 to $20 - (some $64 Blouses now $20) • 0 4 “ • 4 0 “ $ 2 0 0 0 Large Group of Winter & Summer Skirts - were to $76 - now $16 to $45 (Some $76 skirts now $20) s w n a ROCKERS FHINMPUrPBI •OOLO •O RttN a flio •MOWN HSILON MISHSIOINO UnES MU CHAMBn Large Group of Wool Slacks - Slashed - Your Gift Gallery- •tU C K • WHILI THIV LAST • RIQ. S lS S Jll O NI ONLY • RIO. SSS.N nUCTHMIFlUPPBB Some $80 Slacks now $48 • 0 8 “ • 2 4 “ I VALSUPTOS1SJS 2i 0 % OFF! ' WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY POLE LAM F CLO SE O UT In Our ilfen’jj Dept, FLOOR SA M PLES BA IT STROLLER VERY SPECIAL!!! ^ ONI ONLY • m a M M I Large Group of Dress Shirts...... slashed 50% •58“ inarLOW •S * * I S Gr^oim of ...... Slashed 5b»/i‘(8ome now $50) RAICHLE- i! • • ■ ■ ...... Slashed 30% to 50% (Some now $100) T H E W 00IHNIUK KIT NOW Maras AMEMCM T onw ra HindR.i I n O'" (Some now $10) W O O D S T O V E S ONLY • OOXtO • R ia . S1SS.SI LUOOAOESALE Handful of Imported Sweaters and Odd ’n Ends - now at ridiculous prices - - TREZETA SPORT toNLv*maniiJi MOLD ! 0 I ■OYT-M OID IH O U LO U TOTB They’re worth seeingl SKI BOOTS • 1 0 9 “ mo.i «m i * 2 5 s8 0 Group of X Large S/Shirts...... now-% PRICE Now 49*> POSTERS - •05“ I OTHW T O im iT W AT M % M toW M V IN O II Ref. 'too.* ANDIRONS FIR EPU C E H EAT REFLECTOR I CHILOIDESK All Sales Final •m OM W I, WALNUT nw M 40 % •B U M (BU CK CLOW OUT I ONLY • m a M M I All Sales For Cash, Check, BankAmerIcard, Visa, Master Charge. There will be a ON EVERYTHING IN GIFT GALLERY charge for alterations on sale merchandise... • TOP QUALITY MERCHANDISE • 1 5 “ , •5 0 “ ALL SALES FINAL r master charge p w a u w io u R FIREPUCE SCRBNS 8TRACKAM/FM ■RA SS AND O U C K PU U • t ONLY CASH & VISA & MASTER CHARGE om ONLY *m a MMI ui9S!l1^|S8>1m . /# • FEB 15th thru FEB 19th < 28^ < 3 9 0 0 - d y • 1 7 4 I ofmjukhester HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! 991 MAM ST. 887 MAIN ST. NASSIFF TEL 647-912$ C^SH & CARRY-ALL SALES FINAL DOWNTOWN MMS MANCHESTER Main Floo’ of Watkins Bros. “The House of Sports Since 1944" 935 Main Street, Manchester .^iniRSrPOR EVERYTHINO 8 INCR 1t 11* ' f ' l l " iMittituiCMM DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET MANCHEiTBR i OPEN6 DAVO THURSDAY NIGHTS TIL S PM TEL 649-S221 PAGE S IX -E V E N INO HERALD. Wed.. Feb. U. 1878

Winter EVENING HERALD. Wed., Feb. 14. 1979 - PAGE SEVEN Carnival South Windsor Has ,******************** Lunch for Seniors Planned ...... S O U TH W INDSOR — Senior citizens and their spouses are invited to the Senior Citizens Nutrition Program COVENTRY - The weekda.vs at St. Peter’s Church Hall. ^ Jaycees will hold their se­ Reservations for lunch must be made by calline Sallv cond annual winter car­ Clark. 644-1811. Re.servations for the minibus to the nival Saturday from 10 lunches ma.v be made by calling the Wapping Community 0 * 8 : a.m. to 3 p.m. in front of Center. 644-2571 or 644-2572, the Captain Nathan Hale i i i i Bingo is played every Tuesday after lunch and School on Route 31. workshop activities are held Thursday. Admission is free, and The Senior Citizens Club has elected the following of­ refreshments will be ficers for 1979: Vera Reardon, president; Toni Gagnon, provided. vice-president; Mildred Ryan, secretary; Mary Roberts, ' Assisting in the spon­ treasurer; Stanley Jensen, Sophie Kupchunos and sorship will be the Parks Charles Varrick, executive committee. and Recreation Commis­ certainly knows how Serving on the program commiUee are Beatrice sion. the Junior Women's Gardner. Marjorie Files, Ann Barton, Mary Barlon and Club, and the Mothers Isabel Rustik. The Trip CommiUee consists of.Hazel Gub. VanSicklin, Sarah Hills, Vera Dalton, Fabiola Cote and The Jaycees held a to help you save Mary Ormsby. poster contest among Other appointments: Vera Grust, Sunshine Com­ schoolchildren to advertise mittee: Sophie Kupchunos and Dorothy Stoddard, Visita­ the carnival. Winners from plenty of dollars! tion CommiUee, Bertha LaVoie, Dora Boutin and Jeanne grades K through 4 were Page, refreshments, Doris Robodoux, publicity; Charles Darcy Cloutman. Suzanne Varrick, music; Leonard Gingress, chaplain' Maude Blecher, frefreshment fund. DeBari. Gina Defenia, Roy downtown Manchester and Engler. Dianne Simmons. Paul Bolduc. Valeriew Tri-City Plaza, Vernon Fawcett, and Kevin Banks. ( Duplicate Bridge 1 Grades 5 and 6 winners were Carrie Landrie. Rae Ontcr Bridp[c Clult AnnDimmock. Jamie Feb. 9. Manchester Masonic Temple — • Section I — Tliurber, Michelle Bolduc, North-South: Molie Timreck and Marilyn Jackson, first; and Michelle Haskill. Jim Baker and Ken Kozak, second; Bruce Mott and Jaycees spokesman Russell Granniss, third. Anthony Roberto, a East-West; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Denley, first; Mr. and member of the Parks and Mrs. Glenn Prentiss, second; Mr. and Mrs Glen White, Recreation Commission, third. presented a calendar for Section II — North-South: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tatro, his and other local first: Nick Daum and Frank Tomlinson, second; Mr. and organizations at a recent Mrs. C.D. McCarthy, third. Town Council meeting. special East-West; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lucal, first; Mr, and It lists various communi­ Mrs. William Brendle, second; Barbara Phillips and Bar­ ty activities slated for up­ bara Farrell, third. coming months. Roterto Manriicsier Bridge Cluli wants the calendar hung in Feb. 8, Maple Street — Burt Smyth and Irving Carlson, the Town Hall so residents first; Mary Warren and Ann McLaughlin, second; C.D. can keep informed of com­ sale! and Marion McCarthy, third. 'it . ing events. Feb. 5 — North-South: Peg Dunfield and Barbara Tlie calendar grew out of SLACKS* * * * * an effort by the Jaycees Davis, first; Flo Barre and Bette Martin, second; Phyllis Pierson and Faye Lawrence, thiro. SUITS last year to form an um­ East-West: Beverly Saunders and Irving Carlson, first; brella organization of REGULARLY $16.00! repre.sentatives from for winter! Barbara Anderson and Barbara Beckley, second; Bar­ many town groups. The bara Phillips and Barbara Farrell, third. Jaycees were recently missess & petites cited by the council for their community service (iPinochle Scores } * 8 P ® activities. long coats Lions Auction Maneliesler Top scorers in the Manchester Senior Citizens Pinochle The Lions Club has Group game Feb. 8 at the Arm y and Navy Club are Ann ff scheduled an auction for REGULARLY $18.00! Fisher, 621, Herb Laguere, 616, Betty Daniel, 582, John April 27 at 7:30 p.m. at the Gaily, 571, and Rene Maire, 560. Second Congregational $4990 The group will sponsor a game Thursday at 9:45 a.m. at Church Hall on Route 44A. the Arm y and Navy Club, Play is open to all senior Proceeds will be used for citizens. ' local community activities sponsored by the Lions. 5 9 ®® Vernon values to $1001 *185. SLIGHT CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS Project Chairman (Jor­ Winners in the Vernon Senior Citizens Pinochle Club ^Reg. to fRc8.to*85. don flock has asked for tournament Feb. 8 at the Senior Citizens Center are donated items to be auc­ Sophie Bogdan, 611, Ernest Luetjen, 575, Mary Fetko, tioned. "W e will also auc­ 574, and Bert Edwards. 573, slight charge (or ALTERATIONS tion items on a percentage A great aeleetlon of atylea, Top scorers in the club’s Feb. 6 game are Ted Leboc, SLACKS SLIGHT CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS ■ basis lor contributors,” he warm fabrics and colors. 720, Joe St. Louis, 704, Ann Morrell, 684, Ann Quinn. 668, rf said. •Wool Blands •Plushes •Solids I Joe Perzanowski. 641, and Violet May, 636. Hock can be reached at •Twsads •Dimple naaca A pinochle tournament is scheduled for Thursday at the 742-Wll. Gary Dopslaff, •Earthtonas to brights Matarese in Newington, where a buffet luncheon will be public relations chairman, •Mlasaa a im 6-18 • served. □0 is available for further in­ coats, downtown Mahehastar and formation at 742-6128. Tri-CIty Plaza, Vernon. • SPORT SH IR T S Long Sleeve 1/2 PRICEI Tax Review • AUTHENTIC • • DRESS SHIRTS Long Sleeve 1/2 PRICEI The Board of Tax Review has scheduled a • SWEATERS Warm onesi 1/2 PRICEI meeting tonight at 7:30 at COLONIAL the Town Hall to compen­ • OUTERWEAR select Group . 1/2 PRICEI sate for last week’s CURTAIN MANCHESTER STORE ONLY meeting, which was canceled because of the weather. • SALE • wrangler b.v.d. sweaters fur lined Taxpayers may come before the board to ask for savings! underwear — warm A eomfortabla— boots reductions on their I'RKWASHKl) -----PACKAGES OF 3----- assessments on real estate sale! JEANS or personal property they new spring colors! , Bssi NOW Reg. *37.95 to *43.95 feel have been too highly R e g . NOW assessed. misses fine M8-»20 Trinity Church jr. & misses proportioned * 5 . 7 5 . . . -NOW- MANCHESTER - The • 2 1 - ' 3 0 lucky winner’ « 7 . 0 0 . . . Rev. Norman Swensen. poly gab fashion slacks PAINTER to pastor of Trinity (Covenant • 3 1 - ' 4 5 •28« »32” Church, will lead a Bible PANTS , ® 8 . 0 0 . . . study tonight at 7:30 at the uitressa® poiyester church, 302 Hackmatack St. 9.99 print Mouses • DRESS SHIRTS (Values to $17 0 0 !)...... reg. to $171 Women of the church wiil have a prayer Just right ... the price and fit • DAMON TIES (Regularly $7.50 and $S.50) • • breakfast Thursday at 6:30 from several famous makersi • • • • a.m. at LaStrada West. Zip front, elastic back waist • BELTS (Very Select G roup)...... styles. AA Croup Misses sizes 8-16P, 19.99 • PMSaUA - W/LACE RUFFLE • PURITAN TURTLENECKS (Regularly $15.001)...... MANCHESTER - The 8-18A...ln shades of: reg. $181 Day by Day group of •Black •Navy •Brown • Ttt - NATURAL - COLORS 3 beautiful looking • (Values to $36.951)...... Alcoholics Anonymous will •Tan •Lilac •Rose styles to choose JARMAN SHOES meet tonight at 8 at Center •Mint •Light Blue from. With • G iN U M CAPE COD - COLORS • (Regularly $3.00/pkg.) C:ongregational Church. Junior sizes 5-13 notch collar and • NATURALCAFE- B.V.D. COLORED UNDERWEAR AA contact is available In shades of: tie, tie front or 24 hours daily by calling • EI^RUFRETIER- • (Regularly $27,501).. •Light Blue mandarin collar. DAMON ArnaP SPORT SHIRTS 646-2355. •Pink •Camel Pretty for • CffECOD-WMTE-EGGSIEU S (Regularlyto$14.00l)...... •Bright Teal eJade resort Into spring. PLEETWAY PAJAMAS Zipn Church •Rust swine Sizes 10-18. 4 M A N C H E S TE R - Sun­ •Dust Apricot sportswear, • CLUB KNIT SHIRTS (Regularly$16.00to$20.00l) the Junior day School teachers of Zion downtown Manchester PRESIDENTS DAYS SPECUL Evangelical Lutheran place and (Regularly $22.001)...... and Trl-CIty Plaza, BINBHAM CHECKS - D A pN KNIT SHIRTS Church will meet tonight at sportswear, Vernon 7:30 at the church. downtown . • • • (Packed with TIeback) Manchester „ Rag. BALE (Concordia (Church and TrI-City I” 12.50 9.95 MANCHESTER - The Plaza, ” 18J0 10.78 Bible Discovery Group of Vernon ) 18.00 11.80 Concordia Lutheran W IU STOCK USTS No Rain dMcta Church will meet Thursday at 9:30 a.m. in the church room. (ihriHliun Sciciilint MANCHESTER - First BEGAI2S"Where women love to shop tor men!" Church of Christ. Scientist, Your Worth's Charge Card makes shopping so easy! Downtown open Tues.-Sat. 9:30-5; Thurs. eve 'til 9:00; - , f will have its regular Tri-CIty Plaza open Tuee. Wed. & Sat. 10-5:30; Thurs. & FrI. 10-9 BIB Main SL, Manchaitor meeting tonight at 8 at the church. 447 N. Main St. M t - 0 3 0 0 The meeting, which is Mandhester Vernon open to all. will include DiaThlBUTOR rOh 903 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA / testimonies of healing. TOURUE PIIMTS OPEN Dally 8:30-5:30 OPEN Dally 10-9 • Thurt. Night ill 9KN) Saturday ill 9:30 « * * ******«**********w**w****** PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Feb. 14, 1979 Post Office Fights EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Feb. 14. 1970 - PAGE NINE Private Competition Wj^HCTWS BMTHMY MCC Students Excited WASHINGTON (UPII — The Postal Service is strip­ DELI SANDWICHE As Legislative Interns ping away 75 of its regulations in an effort to fend off sometimes cheaper, private competition for the 21 billion Hv SI SA\ v a i k ;ii> TO GO . . . ^ in environment. Her other special interest is aging and magazines, books and records sent through the U.S. llcrulil Kl'porliT mails each year. Ms. Levitt said she hopes she can be of help to Allyn in Postmaster General William Bolger warns that losing aKGIAUOFTNEWEai MANCHESTER — Interest, excitement and that area as he is also on the Welfare Commitlee. large amounts of the bulk third-class business "could enthusiasm were most apparent among three legislative The daily work of the interns may involve getting bills seriously impair our ability to economically serve every interns from Manchester Community College as they organized for their representatives for their committee American family" STNIM *1.75 talked about their "classwork" at the state Capitol meetings, studying bills, getting information from the The Postal Service revised some of its regulations as a TTie three interns. Theresa Zielinski and Clare Frier legislature's computer, researching discussions and Chicken Dinner *1.40 Iwth of Ellington, and Cindy Levitt of Vernon, indicated history of bills. "first step" toward trying to satisfy publishers and other SpMlal Includet Chblca' . shippers who are being wooed by its private competitors, _ot 2_Sjladi & y. Chicken they had already learned a lot about how the legislature Mrs. Coltman said, “It depends on the legislator how I Bolger said. works just one month into the program. They began their much they are used. ” An assignment for one previous in­ Bolger is particularly worried about the problem internships with the three state legislators Jan. 3 and will tern was keeping track of one topic in all the newspapers because the Postal Service was stung by the loss of about continue until June 6 when the legislature ends. in Connecticut. Sometimes the interns are used to Cover 90 preent of its parcel post volume to the privately run SHOKEDHAMS Despite the parttime status of the work, the special committee sessions or hearings for their representatives. United Parcel Service. program involves a rather rigorous schedule. The three They may also attend an evening meeting of the con- HOMEMADE STYLE, COOKED women travel to the Capitol on Tuesdays and Thursdays, utituency. "Anything we do to lower the cost of the Po.stal Service AND READY TO EAT / by keeping our volume high is going to come down to the working full days at whatever tasks they are assigned by Mrs. Coltman feels that the legislative experience is in­ benefit of the individual citizen," Bolger told a news con­ their representatives. They also meet with their faculty valuable for the students. Past interns, of whom there ference. DELICIOUS CAPONS & TURKEYS advisor. Eleanor Coltman, every week to submit logs of have been 10 from MCC, have come to have a greater ap­ Supper Slurper Mail from individual citizens comprises only about 20 FOR YOUR P A R IL ^ S . their work within the legislature. At the end of the course preciation for state government and a respect for the the interns must write a term paper and evaluation of legislature and legislators as a result of the internships, Chantek, a five-month-old female orangutan at the St. Louis percent of the Postal Service's total annual volume of 97 billion pieces of mail. Commercial mailings provide the i stbps what the experience meant to them in educational and Mrs. Coltman said. personal development. Children s Zoo. doesn’t need much help in feeding these days. If she main financial support for the vast network of post of­ ★ CHBSE snaps a j u m b h id The interns agreed that the experience is valuable. spies an unattended bottle within reach, she claims it eagerly. (LPl fices and route delivery personnel. The internship program, which has.been in operation at They said they are much more aware of what's going on photo) If alternative delivery services take over third-class MCC since 1974, carries six credits, or the value of two in state government. They are learning how to work with courses. mailings. Bolger .said, " what's left is going to be a very lOMHIIADEPOLISHlTYil people. They are learning about the personalities of the small part and a very, very expensive part. The in­ In addition to the internships, the three interns are legislators. dividual citizen is going to have to pay for it with rates, or carrying full course loads. Mrs. Zielinski is married and They said they were impressed with how efficient the Town Boy Loses Finger tax-wise. " KIELMSY - COLD CUTS • N Q GMCKEN the mother of five children, two of whom are still at legislature operates, which they attribute particularly to He said industry officials, a half dozen of whom Ask About Our Party Traya and PlarogI Flllad with home. She began her college career in the MCC Weekend “great staffs.” They have also found how powerful com­ attended the ..news c onference, have "expressed their Cheaaa, Potato and Sauarkraut. College program for three semesters. She just enrolled mittees and the chairmen of those committees can be. In Fireworks Accident desire to stay with the Postal Service. " but price is the full-time for a degree program in public administration Ms. Levitt summed up the enthusiasm of all the interns ultimate determining factor. OPEN THUR^. TIL 8 PM last fall. She hopes to go on to a four-year college when by admitting, “I take work home” from the legislature, Postal Service officials say third-class customers are DAILY TIL 8 PM FOR she graduates from MCC. "Td rather do that other homework." The legislative .interns from Manchester MANCHESTER - A 12-year-old boy Hospital officials and local physicians Legislature closes. They are, from left, charged an average of about 8.4 cents for each piece, YOUR SH0PPlNir~ Mrs. Zielinski is an intern for Rep. John J. Morrison The internship program is open to all students at MCC, Community College with Secretary of State lost a finger when a cherry bomb exploded are concerned that fireworks are being OLYMPIA CONVENIENCE (D-58th District) of Enfield. Nominations from applications, are made by an intern Theresa Zielinski, Clare Fried, and Cindy compared with as low as a nickel or less by some private Barbara Kennelly will be working and in his hand Saturday. sold in Manchester, and that more Levitt. (Herald photo by Strempfer) .services. Mrs. Frier started back to college for the first time last committee on the campus. They are sent on to the studying at The Capitol until June 6 when the Frank Hajbucki. of 88 Bissell St., a children will have similar accidents fall, after raising a daughter and working with her hus­ legislature's Intern Committee which decides who it will Rennet Junior High School student, was That disparity should be narrowed by changes in the because they have very little knowledge of regulations, which are based on more than 300 band in the Sport Mart, their business which they sold a interview. lighting a cherry bomb that had a defec­ fireworks. DELICATESSEN .year ago. She said she wanted to do something else after The selection committees look for maturity, tive fuse, according to a Manchester recommendations from a joint industry-Postal Service Fishing Classes Planned for March Manchester Police Capt. Joseph Brooks task force. Hundreds of other regulations arc under 697 MAIN ST. i o -o s e d s u n . a m o n .> TEL 643-0809 being out in the business world and active in community scholarship and aptitude, but the students do not have to Memorial Hospital spokesman. While he said that fireworks have been sold in study. Bolger said service for several years. be in a government or history course, Mrs. Coltman said. was holding the bomb in his hand, it Manchester and surrounding towns for . DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER ~ ; Mrs. Frier is the former chairwoman and member of The two older wpmen thought it was interesting they MANCHESTER — The Recreation The classes will be held on olds, parents welcome. Register by exploded. years, illegally. He said he is not aware of the Ellington Board of Education. Her assignment to were chosen from among many young applicants. They Department, in cooperation with the Thursdays, March 8, 15, 22, All calling the Recreation Office 647- According to police, he was taken to any such sales in town at the present time. Rep. Teresalee Bertinuson (D-57th District), who felt their maturity and experience in the work world were Manchester Bass Masters Fishing classes will be held at the Teen 3084, Monday through Friday, 8:30 Manchester Memorial Hospital by his He said children often buy fireworks from Bid Opening Postponed represents Ellington, East Windsor and part of Vernon, an asset in their selection. Club, will offer free fishing classes Center from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Classes a.m.-4:30 p.m. father. roadside stands when they travel south in was appropriate because Rep. Bertinuson is on the during March. will be geared to 9- through 15-year A finger on Frank's left hand was blown states where fireworks are sold legally. HEBRON — Opening of bids for the Rham Junior High Education Committee of legislature. off. and he nearly lost his thumb, accor­ They will bring them home and sell them School building has been postponed to Feb. 21. Officials Mrs. Frier said she has found the meetings of the ding to a hospital spokesman. He was to their friends, he said. said the delay was neceseary to ensure that all contrac­ Eclucation Committee and the Environmental Com­ scheduled to be discharged Tuesday. tors receive the addendum to bid specifications. The bid mittee. for which Rep. Bertinuson is assistant opening was to have been today. I chairwoman, “extremely interesting." ' t r i r A A 'Ms. Levitt is a sophomore transfer student from Uiflshlngtonis Birthdou 'trfr'fr'tr George Washington University who was surprised and DOT Cited for Bungling pleased to find the quality of education she has found at MCC. “For the price, it’s great," she said. HARTFORD (UPI) — A Republican by the Legislature and instead allows tlisiDem fBliifiitiE Ms. Levitt is working with Rep. Rufus Allyn (D-43rd lawmaker has launched a "scrub board drivers with commuter tickets to use the District) who represents Stonington and North award" campaign to highlight what she gates reserved for toll plates. Stqnington. $M M KM )wordi called "bungling bureaucracy in state The toll booth is located on the Ms. Levitt was interested in the intern program government," passenger side, slowing down the collec­ because she “Wanted to see what it’s like to really be a Rep. Julie Belaga of Westport Tuesday tion and motorists with toll plates have to 3 DAY SALE THURS-FM-SAT part of the political process," issued her first “scrub board award" to wait in long lines, she said. Mrs. Zielinski has a special interest in public service the Department of Transportation for "its The lawmaker said the Legislature ap­ and feels that her experience as an intern will help her in artfully mismanaged toll plate program proved legislation to set up toll plates for that area. of Life faistuance on the Connecticut Turnpike. " the turnpike "in an effort to ease traffic Mrs. Frier described herself as a “political animal," Mrs. Belaga. an assistant House minori­ congestion at commuter time." m saying her work in Ellington politics triggered her in­ ty leader, displayed a scrub board at a She said the DOT opposed the idea and terest in the intern program. She thinks it is really Capitol news conference to symbolize the predeted its failure. "In an effort to AOTROS exciting now to put names to the faces from the General ^award and its credo, "inept government assure their prediction of doom would Assembly when she sees them on T V. for only ■ doesn't wash any more" become a reality, they have artfully mis- Rep. Morrison is chairman of the Finance and Bonding Mrs. Belaga said the DOT has failed to manged the program. " THEBULOVA . Committee. Mrs. Zielinski says she intends to “be very advertise the toll plate program approved lECORDS AGCUTRON* involved" in that committee as it is very important to 'GUARANTEED ONE YEAR community colleges. Emanue] Church Rep, Allyn's special interest, as well as Ms. Levitt’s, is peryeai? MANCHESTER - 45’s at *.9 3 Several meetings are BUY sm y 40% OFF planned for Thursday at »5*» Laotian Family Emanue’ .theran Church. INDIANI >6“ IPS at The r-r-’ i'T Group will meet at tv a.m. and the iJ 7 “ lPS a t ENGLISH PEWTER 1 Coming to Town care and visitation com­ JBWELRY MANCHESTER — A Laotian family of seven, two Yes, It’s Possible at SBM! mittee at 11:15. The Senior YOU PAY h ig h e s t PRICE TOR EIRST PIECE and Junior Confirmation GET SECOND PIECE FOR ONLY adults and five children, will be arriving soon to make Classes and the Evening TANKARDS $ Q 0 0 their home here, according to Diane De Joannis. a Prayer Group will all meet member of the Bible Study Group of St. Bridget Church, your net cost for this protection is only $24.70 at 6:30 p.m., and the New THURS. - FRI. Reg. $13.95 ^ m L L sponsors of the family. Members Class at 7:30. 2 2 ? SATURDAY & MONDAY “We are looking for an apartment or home with three $162.60 Annual Premium Rate for one full year and, if you’re a female, South Church bedrooms preferably, but, if necessary, two bedrooms - 17.60 Annual Dividend'* would be acceptable,” she said. only $22.90. MANCHESTER - The sis? The family was not expected to arrive for a few more $145.00 nominating committee of STAINLESS GRAVY BOAT BELLER’S MUSIC weeks, but will be arriving at Bradley International Air­ - 120.30 Cash Value At End Of Year South United Methodist port within a few days. Members of the family speak Church will meet tonight at 1013 MAIN STREET WITH LADLE$9 A || some English. $ 24.70 Net Cost 7:30 at the church. 2 2 % o f f TEL. 649-2036 Ample furniture and clothing has been acquired, but Death and Dying CASH ONLY DURING SALE ! housing is still needed. “A family with four children of YOURS FREE: A 4-Color Reg. $6.95 their own have offered to take the Laotian family in tem­ MANCHESTER - The * Dividends based on current scale — Not Guaranteed. Make Today Count Club, a* porarily,"' Mrs. De Joannis said. “A duplex or older home group that deals with death IE would be ideal. Or, perhaps an older couple with room in and dying, will meet their home who might be in need of services the family ION'S could provide" Thursday at 6 p.m. in the Fill out the coupon below. Mail it or bring it to one of our convenient I Anyone having such a facility is asked to contact Mrs. Faculty East Conference UNIQUEPEN GIFTS lo^tions. Our SBM Life Insurance Specialists will give you your free Room at Manchester Com­ I De Joannis at 649-9827. , 767 Main Street ALL 14 K munity College. Manchester. Conn 06040 4-Color Pen when you come in. Or you can call 646-1700 if you need Those wishing more in­ Foreign Students more information. formation may contact NECK CHAINS Paul Paradis of 102 West 20% OFF St.. Vernon. 875-0367. Plan Visit in July Group of dresses MANCHESTER — About 40 foreign students will visit RAY’S ARMY & NAVY Manchester in the first week of July. BOj M.iin SI. in Downtown Manchester For The group, American Field Service exchange students, This coupon docs not obligate me in any way and no one will Spring & Summer will be visiting various parts of the country before, call on me in person. 3 6 4 6 -0 7 6 2 ALL 14K leaving for their homes after a year’s stay in the United Oo»:n 9 30 6 pm weekdays & Sal 9 30-9 pm Thursday orig 48-58.00 States. They will arrive in Manchester on the afternoon of July Sale 24.00 2 and will be guests in homes in and near Manchesicr un­ □ Please mail me your explanatory pamphlet and application form. Pfl9Sl®®'*NTRY SKI SALE EARRINGS 20% OFF til they leave the morning of July 7. A series of events is being planned by the American □ Please phone me after 9 a.m. □ or after 5 p.m. SALE CROSS COUNTRY SKI Group of Long Dresses Field Service Committee of Manchester during the edsbyn .students’ stay. The committee is seeking ho.st families elan elan t epoke Can be Shortened from the community in a effort to have the students meet •■WAXLESS” "RB-T” CHECK • MASTER CHARGE • VISA "RB-W" “900" to Street Length as many persons as possible. Anyone who would like lo Name. 04995 $4 9 9 5 orIg. 48-64.00 NO EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS • ALL SALES FINAL serve as a host should phone Alexander Girelli al 649- .Date of Birth- 9637. r i| . 18500 rig. 18000 riG 170.00 rij.||IOJ)0 SsIb 3Sr00 •SUVEREN BOOTS S45OO •EDSBYN BOOTS (Dpas , CPR Course Planned Phone. SOmm Nylon Ricing Boots rig. 155.00 75mm Touring boon I ■ — iiiNullnod ai uniinBUunllned *^-00 * 139.001 Special Small Group HEBRON — The Volunteer Fire Department and the • EXEL “POLARIS” Flberglatt POLES...... »8»“ reg S10 50 Summer dresses SH 0 0 R - ^ ^ 4r Douglas Library will sponsor a cardiopulmonary orig 44-48.00 resuscitation course for the public. ^ Street. The two-session course will be held Tuesday, Feb. 20, • s K x b in d in g ...... ------*700 reg J8 9s) and Tuesday, Feb. 27, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. in whe base­ Sale 15.00 ment of the Douglas Library. Individuals completing the course will receive • CHILDREN S X-C SKI PACKAGES (cable bindinol*40®® reg S49.95 j Atneriean Heart Association “Heartsaver” cer­ City. ^ OPEN THURS. NITE TIL 9 P.M. ^ a n k ^ -Zip- TWEED’S tifications. People interested in taking the course may 20% off ON ALL X4o accessories sign up by calling the Douglas Library. A donation will be Savings Bank of Manchester Manchester, East Hartford, South Windsor, Ashlord, X-C SKI RENTALS • DAILY S7.50 WEEKEND $13 00 SPECIALTY SHOP 917 MAIN STREET DDWNTDWN MANCHESTER requested to cover the cost of the course materials. Andover, and Bolton. 646-1700 Member FDIC INSTRUCTORS AVAILABLE— 773 Main St. Open Thursday Kcmindcr to I'urents GROUP OR PRIVATE LESSONS Manchester Nights ’til 9:00 f^arents of students in the Hebron Elementary School district are reminded that their children should not be 643-6196 brought to either school before 8:12 a.m. No adult is available for supervision. PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Feb. 14, 1979

Weiss Denies Fewer Roses Than Usual EVENfNG HERALD, Wed., Feb. 14. 1979 — PAGE ELEVEN Morale Loss By GRKG PEARSON For St. Valentine’s Day Hrralil Ki'iHirtcr By lliiitcil I’rcHH Intcrnulionul MANCHESTER — Town Manager Robert Weiss his daughter. A number of years ago he Tuesday night denied a charge by a resident that there Legend has it that St. Valentine, a third- received national publicity when two are serious morale problems among town employees. century priest who was martyred by a Hungarian refugees came to Windsor for "The morale and the atmosphere is in desperate Roman emperor for his Christian beliefs, their license on the special day. shape." Betty Sadloski, a Hollister Street resident and sent his jailer's blind daughter a note When the wedding came, Tudan served president of the Manchester Property Owners Associa­ signed "from your Valentine." as best man and his sister was matron of tion. said. Today, Connecticut residents w ill mark honor. Weiss, however, responded. "I've never seen the St. Valentine’s Day with singing While Tudan issues wedding licenses, morale of the town employees better than it has been in telegrams, friendliness to fellow bus bus driver Benford “ Benjie" Stellmacher recent months. ' passengers and free wedding licenses. w ill offer certificates to anyone on his Mrs. Sadloski. a frequent critic of Weiss and local But they w ill celebrate with fewer roses “ Happy Bus" who administers a "fuzzie” government, made her comments in reference to a than usual. Connecticut rose growers say to another passenger "without kissing or review of the manager's performance being done by the the extreme cold has reduced their pitter-patting." Town Board of Directors. The board is required to review production. A fuzzy is a big hug — “ just a thing to that performance every two years. "Cold weather doesn't help them; they bring back happiness and laughter" — said SALE She referred specifically to the ta.\ assesses oil ice. don't seem to open up," said William Stellmacher, its inventor. which has an increased work load because of revaluation Cordts of W illiaqi Pinchbeck Inc., a rose Stellmacher is known for leading his and the phase-in bill and also has had a couple of recent grower in Guilford. passengers in song on the daily commuter ★ ENDS resignations. Normally, the Pinchbeck growers cut run between Hartford and New Britain "We're really in rough shape." she said. 250,000 to 300,000 roses a month, but and his annual Christmas party held en She also said that residents have developed a lack of "w e’re down quite a b it,” Cordts said. route. For Valentine's Day, the blue and lARCH trust in local government. Some area florists reported they sold grey Connecticut Transit Co. bus will ©Ibe Ham pshire 5.1979 "The town manager has proved to be a detriment to the out of all types of roses as of Tuesday sport hearts and cupids. town. You'd better review what's best for the town." she afternoon. At Yale University in New Haven, 25 v(^m Strong told the board. The MPOA previously has asked that By contrast, this time of year is normal­ members of the Yale Slavic Chorus will RAISED PANEL Weiss resign. ly quiet for George Tudan. But the man charge from $3.50 to $7 to sing valentines. Another resident. Robert Faucher of Laurel Street, dis­ who has been town clerk in Windsor, PINE CABINETS COUKSIIU puted that there is a lack of trust among residents. He Conn., for the past 25 years expected a bit Comment Session said many in town trust Weiss and the town admini.stra- of a crowd when he opened his office at READY-TO-FINISH tion. 8:30 a.m. MANCHESTER - The Town Board of $AVE S% OFF Weiss and members of the Town Board of Directors For the 17th consecutive year, marriage Directors w ill conduct a comment session 5 ft Starter Set Special 187.8( 1 also defended the manager's performance and the pre­ Benjie^s Valentine licenses were on the house this Valen­ Thursday from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the direc­ 48" valance. 2 15"x30" wall cabinets, reg tine's Day in Windsor Town Hall. sent status of town employees. Benford ‘Benjie” Stellmacher, Hartford’s singing bus driver, dis­ tors office in the Municipal Building. 234.75, sink front, 2 base ceblnets. LISTED ARMSTRONG TILES & PANELS "Oh. it was a quiet time of the year; I The session permits residents to meet Weiss said he tries to manage the town by involving plays a “Happiness Certificate” for Kathy D’Elia of Newington at the ftAVE 15% OFF ALL RUNNERS AND GRID IN STOCK TOOl many others in the decision-making process. thought it would be nice to do something with a member of the board to discuss any I Wall Cabinets Reg. NOW Base Cabliwts Rag. NOW "There are a lot of people who work hard for the town. start of his 4 p.m. commuter run to New Britain Tuesday. He will pre­ like a novelty," Tudan said of his handing matter that involves town government. GRENOBLE single door It starts with this Board of Directors." he said. sent a certificate to those who on Valentine’s Day administer a “Fuz­ out free marriage licenses every Valen­ The comments and complaints are single door 12x12 TILE tine's day since 1962. released to the press, but the identity of He said with 500 town employees there are bound to be zy” on his bus. Benjie calls a big hug a “Fuzzy” and it is “just the 1 2 x 3 0 36.22 29.ro 12x35 41.55 33.28 12x12 TILE f258A Reg. 30* Two years ago, he got a special treat problems. The assessor's office not only has revaluation thing to bring back happiness and laughter.” the residents who attend is not made 1 8 x 3 0 REQ. .41* 4 when he eave a Valentine’s Day license to 42.85 34.30 18x35 45.05 38.05 NOW .25c and phase-in to deal with, but it also must cope with a public. #297C 2x4 PANEL double door GRENOBLE cramped office and frequently changing state laws. Double door CONESTOGA NOW .35$ R*g. 2.38 NOW Overall, he said, morale is as good as he has seen it 3 0 x 3 0 58.50 46.80 3 0 x 3 5 5 3 . 4 0 among the town workers. 6 6 .7 5 Iralo.' C.'.og CLASSIC •1.97 3 6 x 3 0 65.30 82.25 I2''«12"TILEREG.35. Stephen Penny, chairman of the board, said the board ONE OF THE STOP A SHOP COMPANIES 3 6 x 3 5 7 9 .1 5 5 9 . 3 8 NOW 2 9 . ft. has taken steps to assist the level of morale. JUST ARRIVED. PWEHURST "I think this board has made tremendous progre.ss in 2’ « .’PANEUREG. 26cw. II. NOW IN STOCK, LIGHT PREFINISHED 2x4 PANEL the area of employee morale." he said. Penny mentioned Discover this Inexpensive way to givo your kitehan’e a froth custom look. With OMo Hampehiro Light the board's approval of a mid-management pay raise GENERIC DRUGS PrGflniMhGd Pin# CahlnAte Medi Pretinlahed Pine Cablneto Reg. 3.36 schedule and the creation of a personnel supervisor posi­ tion filled by Steven Werbner. who has been praised bv SAVE 30% NOW many. WALL CABINETS REQ NOW BASE CABINETS He also pointed out that the board Tuesday night ap­ SINQLE 12x30 ...... 58 20 $40.71 SINQLE DOOR Reg. NOW #10SA 2 .8 5 Marb DOOR 18x30 * ...... 88.10 $47.70 PINEHURST 12x35 ...... 77.10 proved a Comprehensive Employment Training Act PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORES 84410 (CETAl position for the assessor's office SAVE M O N EY 18x35 ...... 87.00 80.90 Director Thomas Connors mentioned a bus trip for DOUBLE DOOR , —rmreea-s^^ town employees to an ice show in New Haven. The trip, STAINLESS POST FORMED " Reg NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A w h a t does "Generic" mean? 30x35 ...... 121.90 _____8848 CLOSEOUT SPECIAL which was organized by town employees, last Friday at­ CHAPERONE iiiiiiin SnEL SINKS COUNTER TOPS 36x35 ...... 136.30 SB.40 tracted about 150 persons and is a positive sign about the WEEK AND EVERY Boyer is a brand name, and Aspirin is a gener­ i i i l ' ( rxA'G ELETEX ic name. The same is true for prescription drugs. gutodiuen DOUBLE DOOR WALL CABINETS P U I N WHITE morale of town employees, he said. T^rnlok* Criliro 2x4’ PANEL PLAN M IT E Connors and Penny both also praised local town govern­ NIGHT (SUNDAYS Librium is a brand name and Chlordiazepoxide Reg. NOW 30x35 ...... 121.90 18.33 PLAIN WHITE 12x12 TILE Rag. $2.56 ment. SAVE 'T il 6) is the generic name. Even though prescription BRAND GENERIC 36x45 ...... 136.30 98.40 Rag. 29* NOW 24* #2314 “ The services rendered in Manchester are among the generics may be hard to pronounce, they're 10 NAME NAME PLAIN WHITE • 2x4 PANEL NOW <2.18 most outstanding of any town I've lived in in the U.S.. " 2 .0 6 SALE PRICES usually a lot easier to pay for. Generally, the DRUG EACH Connors said. DRUG LESS FAUCETS Reg. 2.16 NOW 1.83 #2B0C only difference between brand name drugs and UMITEO QUANTITY F EFFECTIVE Penny said that Manchester rates well among area generics are the name and the price. towns in the categories of government costs per capita THRU I 1 and tax rates for its residents. FEB. 17 ■INADRYL MPHINHTDRAMINR 21.99 SO MG. C A P f,1 0 0 SO MG. C A PS, 100 ifilOO DELTA Part of this is due to the amount of industry that has Butcher block and whKa R o c k w e l l located in town, he said. FAUCET roWER UP SAIH with gold flock. #4800 CIRCULAR SAW ■ “ That is where Mr. Weiss' particular forte is 4x8’-8’-10'-12’ #4420 ORBITAL SANDER revealed," Penny said of the town's level of industry and Reg. 4.70 BASKET STRMNER Reg. 21.20 REQ. 2 9 .n tax reveneues that are generated. Un Ft. Un. FL 3i49 OFF SAVEt In another personnel matter. Penny and Director SAVE 80% OFF Bllghily Reg. 5.20 Stephen Cassano spoke insupport of the CETA program BRACK'S CHOCOLATE DOUBLE 0 0 A O damaged lope — No NOW 17.95 SALE $12.49 when responding to Frank Lupien of 21 Sunset St., who VILLA CHERRIES Reg. 34.95 A C a D c Returns. asked several questions about the federal employment c . ^ program. Q ^ C V'.oz $4.40 Penny said CETA funds are one example where the M R E G 1 19 #4101 SINQLE RIGHT SPEED DRILL town has used federa funds to help defray loca costs. Milk chocolate covered cherries in creme Remington Aluminum Combination Windows & Doors "Where departments have been understaffed, we've GUARD REQ. 19.99 SALE used CETA to fill those positions. " he said. SAVE 2.99^1 7e99 SAVE 15% OFF ON A U STATIONARY TOOLS M STOCK Andover Residents i S i 19.95 66. reg. 21.00 '■'i Approve Gym Plans COLGATE all standard RIGHT GUARD HIUTE sizes, white only GLENNEYS 0N(X A YEAR ANNUAL ANDOVER - The An­ Church is seeking TOOTHPASTE dover Elementary School members for its CHEETOS DEODORANT reg. 59.00 TrIplB Track gymnasium addition stewardship board. Board Combination bwame a reality Friday of Diaconate, nominating CHEESE PUFFS SCOOP ICE CREAM 54.95 j ' ! ANDKSEN CARLOAD I I when residents at the Town committee and a church storm s Meeting voted in favor of historian. - I . 5 0Z.FR an additional appropriation Anyone interested in 1C V, G A L L O N - 9^ 9 ^ REG. 1.59 W ith MFP fluoride to help prevent Scroen WJiMowi of $40,000 for the gym. The filling any of these ' R E G I 2 9 OIOSS BUCK s;.E WINDOWALLS SALE! tooth decoy. ___ reg. 61.00 vote was 112 in favor and 53 positions is asked to call Unicented, environmentally tale formula. 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ROUTE 44 Call L's For "Your Home Heating items in fairness te oil 13 film . customers. 649-5253 678-6213 633-4675 4 2 9 9 9 6 And Air Conditioning Needs... TEL 569-4120 - I PACK TWKLVK- EVENING HERALD. Wed., Feb. 14. 1979 Letter to the Editor EVENING HERALD. Wed., Feb, 14, 1979- PAGE THIRTEEN Debate Heard GOP Directors Back iilaurltrstfHEurnimj Hrralft On Blue Law Manchester - A City of Village Charm Officer’s Appointment Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Welfare Reform Suggested By GRKG PEARSON pointment), right or wrong." Published by the Manchester Publishing C o . Herald Square, To the editor: HARTFORD (DPI) — The State Supreme Court Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. As I stepped into the apartment I Another factor mentioned was that a I would like to share an experience is a very plush shag. Th law states that I should help this Tuesday listened for three hours as a eadre of attorneys lleruld Iteporler couldn't help but notice how lovely it person who would work with youths daily I had with the registered and future My television is a small black and individual by givino them part of the debatetl the eonstituliona! ramifications of Connecticut's MANCHESTER — Republican Member. Audit Bureau ol Circulation Member, United Press liileinational was. There was a very plush carpet was not being sought as a voting member voters of this town. Perhaps they white portable with a broken antenna rtioney I work hard for. new ■ blue " law. members of the Tow n Board of Directors of the commission. in the living room with a beautiful said Tuesday night they wiil sUnd behind Cuatomar Sarvlc. - M7.S946 ^ could keep this in mind when they and again can't be replaced right It is an insult to people who work In about six weeks, the high court is expected to decide Director Stephen Cassano, who original­ Raymond F. Robmaon, Edllor-Publiaher Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor sofa and coffee table on one side of their appointment of a town police officer cast votes in future elections. now, but this person had a total of hard for a living and struggle to whether the Sunday closing statute should stand or fall. ly proposed the commission, said advisory the room. Tue.sday's session represented the first time in modern to the Youth Commission. I had the occasion to, visit the four televisions that I saw. make ends meet to see such things. members to the commission include a Against another wall was a large history the Supreme Court had been asked to listen to Members of the commission object to apartment of a welfare recipient in My living room will have a sofa six The government doesn't pay for Police Department representative. console entertainment center in­ arguments l oncerning the constitutionality of a Connec­ the appointment of Patrolman Alan The voting members should be residents our town. It will suffice to say that it months from now when I finish these things, we do, and I am tired of ticut blue law. Anderson. They feel it might discolor the was not a social call. cluding a sterio system and a color making the payments on it, for now it it. not involved in jobs that include day-to- Anglb & Walter television set. On top of that was There have been three Sunday closing laws in Connec­ image of the commission among the day contact with town youths, -he said. As I pulled up in front of the apart­ is empty. This person has a sofa half The inadequacies in the laws are so town's youths and might be the first of another television set. As I glanced ticut's history, and each has been declared un­ Mrs. Frese expressed fear that appoint­ ment I was met by a youngster of larger than the one I am working to immense that it's incredible and it is such appointments that would eliminate into the kitchen 1 noticed a lovely constitutional within the past three years by lower court ment of persons with youth-related jobs about seven or eight years. I knocked pay for. time things were changed. judges the intent of the commission. kitchen set and another television could wipe out the original proposed on the door and no one answered. The I don't mind working very hard so I Please keep these things in mind In the past, storeowners who honored blue laws had no Republican Directors Carl Zinsser, set. I left in amazement and shaking makeup of the commission. boy said he didn't think anyone was can pay for the things I would like to the next time you hear a candidate legal recourse to appeal the lower court decisions to the William Diana and Peter DiRosa, Diana pointed out that another commis­ my head. however, were vocal in their support of The CIA and LSD at home, have, but it really aggravates me to saying he wants to increase your Supreme Court Under the new law. they could appeal — sion member, Robert Von Deck, is a Please do not misunderstand, I am and they did. Anderson. I knocked again because I knew the work so hard so I can help welfare government controls and increase teacher, and Mrs. Frese said that appoint­ as compassionate as the next guy, Four justices and a Superior Court judge Tuesday “As far as we're concerned, we're not people were home. The youngster recipients pay for the things I can’t social benefits for individuals in ment also might have been an inap­ maybe even more, and 1 don’t heard final oral arguments from lawyers for storeowners going to withdraw the appointment. We're WASHINGTON i NEA i - Students repeated his claim. The same thing afford. need. propriate one. begrudge someone who really needs who support the law and from attorneys representing in- going to stand behind the appointment," Other speakers, however, said Anderson , at Harvard University participated experiments in .scn.sorv deprivation, was repeated once more and then the This is a person that sent a child of It is fine to help those in need, but Zinsser said. help, getting it, but it seems to me trepreneurs who oppose the statute. should be permitted to stay on the com­ in the program. So did governmenl designed to literally wipe clean the boy gave up. He went to a side win­ seven or eight specifically to lie to until new laws are passed to deter­ Some members of the Youth Commis­ that there is something inherently Chief Justice John Cotter excused himself from the mission. Michael Pohl, a commission n intelligence officers in Washinglon, minds of human subjects. Aflci" all dow, shook his head and said, “no, me, that tried to get somethiug from mine who is in need and who is not, hearing, because his son-in-law, Hartford attorney sion attended Tuesday night's Board of member, said keeping Anderson off prior memories, values and behavior wrong with our system. my place of employment with no in­ you can’t up the ante. Hearts in Her Eyes Directors meeting to explain their posi­ ' fedci"al prisoners in Atlanta, lourisis it's not going to work," I knocked one Bourke Spellacy, was participating in the case. Cotter because he is a policeman is dis­ patterns have boon eliminated, the My carpeting is worn very badly in tention of paying for it, and one that Ronald J. Brown tion. Members previously had sent a letter - in San Francisco and drug addicts in more time and then the person was replaced by Superior Court Judge Jay Rubinow. Instead of stars in her eyes, Lisa D’Benedetto has a set of heart- criminatory. burnd o d -o u l b ra in s can bo places an I can't replace it because I lied to me while looking me straight to the board asking that the appointment IrCxington. Kv. appeared at the door. 82 Chambers St., Attorney Maurice Fitzmaurice. who achieved notoriety shaped contact lenses set in for Valentine's Day. New York’s sight im­ Two representatives of the local police "reprogrammed" by those in control can't afford it, yet this person's rug in the eve. for his handling of the Horton vs. Meskill school finance of Anderson be reconsidered. They are among llie uncounted Manchester provement center advertises them for the woman who has evervthine. union — Russell Holyfield and Gary Wood - Iltousands of Americans who is re­ of the cxperimcnls. case, urged the high court to uphold the lower court deci­ Their concern is not one of a personal — also spoke. sion and strike down the new blue law. (UPI photo) nature against Anderson. They are op­ cent decades CIA horror stories arc hardly a Jack Anderson Holyfield said he thinks the police im­ new item for even the most casual Fitzmaurice said trying to figure out who's covered by posed to a person in such a position ser­ age with youth generally is good. “I think received — often ving on the commission, reader of conlemportirv books or new the law is "pure guesswork. " you people should give him a chance," he without their "The statute is so vague the ordinary businessman can­ Blaze Closes Kitchen Toni Frese, chairwoman of the commis­ said. knowledge — accounts. Marks, however, breaks not understand it, cannot deal with it." said Fitzmaurice. sion, said of a police officer in general, u. experimental new ground with his account of the Connally Claims His Innocence ‘Certified' STORRS (UPI) — Fire officials said a Booker. Director Betty Intagliata mentioned a who is representing two stores that opened in violation of “His first encounter with youth is not a letter from Robert Digan, director of the , do.scs of (he mind- enthusiastic support tlic CIA University of Connecticut dormitry He .said the fire, which was under con­ WASHINGTON — Big John Connal­ themselves made a pact never to dis- nally and the milk producers who always looked Jacobsen in the eye the law when it first took effect last October. positive note." She and others feared the town’s Youth Services Department. altering. received from many of the coiinirv's Fitzmaurice added he hoped he could explain how the kitchen would probably remain closed trol in less than one half hour, started in a appointment of a police employee to the ly, his Stetson dominating the other cuss their deliberations. allegedly put up the bribe money. A but that Jacobsen looked away. She Director Joseph Sweeney questioned , lialucinogcnic most prestigious behavioral .scien­ law worked to get his point across. today because a two-alarm fire caused deep-fat fryer. Flames were contained to commission might lead to youths in town tists. hats in the presidential ring, has Nevertheless, we located most of couple of jurors feared this might was impressed favorably by Con- the kitchen area, Booker added. whether the board can rescind an appoint­ . drug ly.scrgic acid "That's a pretty tough job," Justice Alva Loiselle said considerable damage to cookng facilities. questioning the direction of the commis­ sought to turn his bribery trial into a them and persuaded several of them hamper Connally if he should ever nally's straightforward manner, un­ The fire erupted around 2 p.m. Tuesday The blaze set off heat detector alarms sion. ment after it is made. That question ap­ diethylamide, commonlv known as Because the CIA lacked Hie slaff with a laugh political asset, With characteristic to discuss the historic trial. become president, favorably by Jacobsen’s “shady” in the ground-floor kitchen of Shippee and a resident director pulled the fire Another member, Odis Coleman, said, parently will be answered by the town at­ LSD. capability to conduct the mind con­ But, attorney William Murphy said, "This statute is not bluff, he has proclaimed that he is It would be safe to say that most of A lawyer-lobbyist for the milk appearance. Hall, forcing the evacuation of students alarm in the six-floor dormitory which “I see the Youth Commission represen­ torney's office. The millions of dollars nece.ssary trol experiments, virtually all of the nearly as complex as other economic regulation Diana moved that the matter be acted the only presidential contender who the jurors, who voted to acquit con­ producers, Jake Jacobsen, testified But it was probably evangelist Bil­ statutes." and staff, fire officials said. houses an estimated 300 women students, ting the young people of town. If that is the to covertly support LSD research, as research was contracted out to on Tuesday night, but that motion was has been "certified innocent" by a nally. would not vote to put him in the that he deliverd $10,000 in cash to ly Graham, according to jury Murphy, who is representing four stores who filed the There were no injuries, according to the fire chief said. case, I think some young people would well as far more terrifying academicians and researchers who defeated and the matter was tabled. jury. White House. "Our verdict meant not Connally at the Treasury Depart­ sources, who helped Connally the appeal, said Fitzmaurice was taking “certain sections UConn Fire Department Chief Burton have a problem with that (the ap­ experiments de.signed to manipulate gladly accepted generous govern­ He had every % that we had found necessarily that ment. Big John was then serving as most. The evangelist's testimony as out of context " and that the law's overall intent was ’ human behavior, came from public ment grants to finance their clear. reason to belive - \[ John Connally was innocent but. Richard Nixon’s Treasury secretary. a character witness for Connally im­ funds disbursed by the Central experiments. He also argued the Legislature, not the judiciary, the jurors would rather, not guilty based on the case The FBI established that Jacobsen pressed some of the jurors deeply. Intelligenee Agency. Among those wlio appear in the •i represented the "policy-making body" closest to the not be availalbe to presented to us," explained foreman had visited his safe deposit box in a It took the jurors more than five Although the CIA's involvement in new book: Connecticut electorate. dispute his con­ Dennis O’Toole. Washington bank just before his ap­ highly classified behavior modifica­ • A former president of the hours to agree upon Connally’s in­ "It is the clear duty of this court, if it can, to uphold tention. Judge Big John is a vain and vibrant man, pointment with Connally. The nocence. They sat around a rec­ tion projects has been the subject of American Neurological A.ssocialion that legislative action (the blue iawj," Murphy said. George L. Hart, a with a booming voice, a take-charge prosecution also produced 35 tangular table in a bare, windowless sporadic news and accounts in recent who offered the CIA his services lo "The record ciearly submits the reasonableness of the MSUEmw past Republican manner and a presidential aura. He witnesses who corroborated conduct studies on everything from room. One by one, they expressed legislative action. " years, the most comprehensive — ■committeeman, so much resembles the late Lyndon WASHINGTONS isolation and deprivation lo "black Jacobsen's story of travels to meet their views. Then they took the first Attorney Bernard Green told the high court the blue thru and chilling — version has just been sealed the names of the jurors four B .lohnson that some politicos swear psychiatry" and torture. Connally, of visits to safe deposit vote. law is loaded with "Catch 22's " that say a certain product published as a book. years ago. He has no intention of Connolly is cloned. Like the late presi­ can be sold, but the type of business that sells that • A former president of the boxes, of dealings at various banks. A slight majority voted for acquit­ Sat. Feb. 17 It's called. "The Search for the changing his ruling, he told us, to per­ dent, Connolly is loquacious, product can't stay open Sundays, American Ps.vchiairic As.socialion But no witness ever saw Jacobsen tal. A few had doubts and remained 1 £ •Manchurian Candidate:' The CIA mit them to be cross-examined about SA who used a combination of intensive headstrong, homespun, filled with pass any money to Connally. And Big undecided. Only one juror felt Con­ "Although antiques may be sold with impunity by auto and Mind Control." Its author is John their opinions of Candidate Connally, Texan flamboyance. But he also has John, his voice never wavering, nally was guilty. dealers, " he said, "antique dealers can't sell antiques." D. Marks, a highly respected electroshocks and drug-induced sleep During his presentation. Fitzmaurice argued there The judge defied all precedents to the wheeler-dealer image of Lyndon denied that he had taken the money. In the discussions that followeld, All Prices Cash & Carry Washington researcher and co- "to wipe the human mind totally already was a law preventing an employer from making protect the jurors from being Johnson, who brought him to His able attorney, Edward Bennett several jurors wanted to review the authro of the 1974 best-.scller. "The clean." his or her employees work more than six days per week. "bothered and heckled by the new Washington as an impressionable Williams, charged that Jacobsen was financial testimony. They found it CIA and the^Cull of Intelligence. " •A form er president of the The law. he said, also allows employees to choose which media." he said. But some court young man and turned him Into a chip a liar and an embezzler. Williams confusing. They also had trouble un­ day he wants off. Marks offers a compelling case to American Psychological Association sources suspect it was Connally off the old block, tried to persuade the jury that derstanding the White House tapes, paneling sale demonstrate that LSD tor "acid. " as who .received more than $190,000 Fitzmaurice suggested the reason the law was passed Georgia-Ricific whom the judge really wanted to O'Toole, summarizing his impres­ Jacobsen had framed an unsuspec­ which contained a damning conver­ was to protect some firms from competition. #2 Pine it's known colloquially on the street) from the CIA to study how various protect. sion of the trial, told us he heard “a ting Connally to save himself. sation between Connally and Nixon But, a pair of assistant attorney generals, Robert was both introduced.and popularized societies u.sc different words and Despite the secrecy, our associate lot of Texas wheeling and dealing.” One juror was influenced by the Danger and Arnold Feigen, defended’ the statute, saying in this country not by the .youthful concepts to exprc.ss similar sen­ and milk prices. Connally urged the Shelving Gary Cohn obtained the sealed jury Some jurors expressed concern about contrast between Connally and his the Legislature had the right to pass whatever kind of "counterculture " of the 1960s but by timents and feelings. president to help the dairymen, list long ago. The 12 jurors the cozy relationship between Con­ accuser. She said that Connally laws it wanted. Kiln Dried the CIA in the early 1950s. The CIA claims it got out of the dir­ emphasizing that they were “amssing an enormous amount of Several times during the hearing, Rubinow interrupted But the book goes well beyond ty business in the early 1970s. Murphy to ask him about exemptions in the law, and how r - WHY HAVE money that they’re going to put into PANELING' LSD, cataloging dozens of ethically because the unpredictability of Ihc they would apply to the average citizens. •B"‘^ ^- . f f \ f FRFDP l v .VOOD political activity, very frankly." YOUR GARAGE questionalbe experiments in techniques didn't make them "What if I wanted to hire a babysitter on Sunday?" the Lt/il But not all the jurors got the con­ LOOK LIKE behavior control sponsored and "operationally useful " and because judge asked the lawyer. “What if I want to consult you f of belated sensitivity to "moral and versation straight. As one recalled; Sunday on a case you want to argue the next day?" m THIS? financed by the CIA through secret r projects with code names such as ethical considerations." "We could just hear these things like Murphy said he did not think those were legitimate 'yes, Joh ... What’s that ... Okay ... questions within the scope of the appeal. MKULTR'A, MKDELTA, But Marks notes that the agency EBanpianK■ OANeL^G■ recently acknowledged llial its files Blah, Blah, Blah."’ ■’'L' iii'f litc .icfJ. MKNAOMI, ARTICHOKE and iMlIuTi'^l h.ift) h.Mrxt' BLUEBIRD. contain hundreds of thou.sands of Other ballots were taken until all BRIDGEPORT the undecided jurors voted for • iMfhvDtu -nlv WHEN IT Marks details the CIA's penchant still-unreleased documents ■■ li'll- V'UI rf\ forestflair acquittal. But the lone holdout .1 r.iniliiii.' 0 0 paneling COULD LOOK for amoral dabbling in massive doses "rea.sonably expeefed to contain " from Georglal^ifjc A iD B c fiv f Doran vvoD lo 'P st nosis. psychosurgerv. elertroshock • Handsome tmish when — if ever— the CIA tcrminaled pressed him to explain his reser­ Brown Portside Pine • Three shades It'B a cinch claaning up and a host of other techniques to ad­ that maaay garapa or baaa- vance the Stale of the art in its support for mind control vations. Defensively, he would ask to Law Proposed l ^ i t e Harborside Pine mant atoraga araa with thia Companion Oak Winterbud "depatterning " or " brainwashing" experiments. Is there good reason lo see the evidence. At one point, he had Lantern Pine aconomical and aaay to a stack of testimony a foot high in inatall ahalving. There is a di.scu.ssion of "terminal believe the work is not continuing lo HARTFORD (UPIi - ticut's blue laws haven't this dav? front of him. While the state .Supreme been as bad as the laws SALE PRICE The holdout was shunted to a chair Court considers the fate of were in fascist Italy, buf he $13.31 $12.14 $11.91 $6.74 next to the foreman so they could go Connecticut's existing is concerned that new Sun­ over the testimony together, page by "blue" law. religious day closing laws could Reg. 14.79 Reg. 13.49 Reg. 13.23 page. Then the judge sent in word leaders, businessmen and Reg. 7.49 "create a climate of Yesterdays that it was dinner time. The jurors lawmakers have already second-class citizens for asked for 20 minutes to make a last begun debating a new flock those who celebrate Per Lineal foot 25 Years Ago try before dinner. The holdout leafed of Sunday closing law another day (as the Sab­ 1x3... •180 1x12.. ...72^ This date was a Sunday; The considering development of the proposals. bath)." through a few pages of testimony, stop Herald did not publish. Globe Hollow tract into a recreation Tuesday, the Seventh Day Adventists 1x4 .. ... 24^ 1 X 14 . .. $1.12 area. shrugged submissively and said he Legislature's General Law celebrate Saturday as the Roof 1x6...... 36^ 10 Years Ago Manchester Chapter of the Caucus would agree to the acquittal. 1 X 16 .. .. 1.28 A Piece of the Rock Committee held a public .Sabbath. 1x8...... 48^ Robert J. Brown of Hollister Street of Connecticut Democrats opposes Copyright. 1979. United Feature hearing on eight bills to Fred Singer, president of Ice 1 X 18 .. ..1 .4 4 is elected chairman of a committee open member rule. ■Syndicate. Inc. amend, replace or repeal the Puritan Furniture Co., Damage 1x10.. .. .60< 2x12.. .. 1.70 the current blue law. .said a Sunday closing law The Lighter Side Some of the hills would was needed to protect Install electric roof cables from Smith-Gates Thought prohibit almost all com­ small firms from major Reg. merce on Sunday. Others eonglomerates owned and NOW When I was in grade school, we Good News in Christ for us everyday. Energy Crisis Gets New Life would require employers operated by out-of-slate 20’ $7.80 used to bring and exchange valen­ "In Christ, God was getting rid of By DICK WEST to pay their employees concerns. $6.21 claim responsibility whenever there Mr, Keen explained. “In this case, I Energy Secretary James Schlesinger tines. the enmity between Himself and the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Mr. Keen time and one half for William Olds, executive 30’ 9.75 7.69 is a bombing or something of that started lurking around the Senate telling the senators of plans for man­ It was one of those pleasant in- of the Missing Crises Bureau has working Sundays or Satur­ director of the Connecticut 40’ 11.93 people of the world by not counting .sort? Well, it's much the same when Energy Committee. datory conservation measures, such 9.53 trusions-in the routine of school. done it again. days. Civil Liberties Union, told Poly their sins against them, and He has a crisis disappears. Ordinarily, you “I hardly need point out that nor­ as a ban on Sunday gasoline sales. 60’ 15.98 12.78 I don't know whether it remains a By dent of brilliant detective work, A long line of witnesses the committee if all put into our hands the message how have a lot of people claiming c r^ it mally Congress is one of the last ■To-a veteran investigator skilled custom or not any more in grade he has established that the energy paraded before the com­ business was banned .Sun­ 80’ 20.18 16.16 God and men are made friends again, for doing it in. But nobody was places you would look for informa­ in crisis identification, that could Film schools. crisis is, still alive and being mittee, including familiar days. the broadcast media 100’ 23.93 19.13 2 Cor, 5:19 talking about what happened to the tion about the energy crisis, mean one thing - the energy crisis faces from previous .Sun­ There is however another who rehabilitated by Iran. and newspapers would 120’ 27.75 Pastor C.W. Kuhl energy crisis. "If members of Congress knew was still with us. day closing debates at the have to shut down. 22.20 extends greater love for us. God’s ■‘When I took on this case last .004 Mil. .006 Mil. Zion Ev. Lutheran Church ‘‘‘I .traced it to the time last fall anything about it, it would not have "After that, mostly through good, Capitol. And. many of the " That kind of legislation 20% Off love letter, the Scriptures, proclaim month, there were hardly any clues, when Congress passed the bill taken them almost two years to pass old-fashioned deduction, I was able to arguments heard at would clash with First and those we did have were mis­ deregulating natural gas prices. But an energy bill. And certainly the link the energy crisis with the oil Tuesday s .session also had Amendment rights leading," Mr. Keen said in his final 8’ X 100’ $9.45 $13.90 after that the trail got cold." legislation they did pass would not production shutdown in Iran." a familiar ring. guaranteeing freedom of ALSCO White Aluminum report. I said. "How did you go about have taken the form it did. I congratulated Mr. Keen on his I'm just wondering how the press." Olds warned. Rock Salt Crossbuck Pre-hung 10’ X 100’ 11.70 17.40 The Almanac "From the few words President long this is going to go on." tracking it to Iran?" "Nine times out of 10, the Senate perception. He added Connecticut m $.70 Combination Doors Carter said about conservation in his said Charles Barr, a already had a law preven­ 12’ X 100’ 13.90 20.90 “Sometimes, when you are really Energy Committee would have been “Thanks." he said. “In a few more 25 1.55 Today is Wednesday, Feb. 14, the Roosevelt signed a law creating a State of the Union address, you would lormer editor at Water- ting an employer from months, you'll be able to see it again 16’ X100’ 18.55 45th day of 1979 with 320 to follow. baffled, you look for something were just another dead end. But this time I bury and Bridgeport requiring an employee to 50 2.30 27.85 Department of Commerce and have thought the energy crisis had Labor. nobody else would think Of looking," got lucky. I chanced to overhear for vourself ' newspapers work more than six days a 80 3.20 $71.60 Reg. 89.50 20’ X 100’ 23.20 34.80 This is Valentine's Day. been given up for dead, Several Seventh Day week or on his .Sabbath. The moon is moving from its full In 1933, an eight-day bank holiday “Also sqbject to misinterpretation phase to its last quarter. was declared in Michigan in a Adventist pastors showed Olds said the law should be were reports of oil gluts on both SCOOPS lyPonlSiMjyi up for the hearing as they enforced. The morning stars are Venus, Mars Depression-era move to avert a coasts and of gas companies trying to have in the past. and Saturn. QUARPS Several businessmen financial panic, and $50 million was atract new customers again. A wt£irriH£ tom Pastor .John Ferraro of said they liked the existing The evening stars are Jupiter and rushed to Detroit to bolster bank “All in all, it appeared the energy p o FRIfNPSHIP SPOIL, Bridgeport told the com­ blue law and oppo.sed a Mercury. assets. crisis might have gone the way of the m m mittee he lived in la.scisl / (SET RIP OF yOOR FENCE blanket ban on Sunday Those born on this date are under In 1977, a gunman with Nazi sym­ I'ranherry crisis, the ozone layer /IM P l U SELL y o u My OIL. Italy when that Homan ("ommerce 255 CENTER STREET WSA* the sign nf Aquarius. pathies killed five people in New f.'atholie country had slriet crisis and other defunct exigencies." American suffrage leader Anna Rochelle, N.Y., then shot himself to blue law restrictions MANCHESTER I said, “What made you suspect the Howard Shaw was born Feb. 14,1874. death. energy crisis still existed despite I remember being dis­ BATTERIES FOR On this day in history: criminated against in RMHot-H6if1ng AMs OPIN: M0N..SAT. 7 im-S pm signs of its demise?" classrooms by teachers In 1886, thb West Coast citrus in­ A thought for the day: Theodore “I was struck by the fact that the and fellow students." he dustry was born as the first trainload Roo.sevelt: the 26th U.^ president, energy crisis had never been official­ HELCOHE TO MEXICO said of oranges left Los Angeles for said. “No man is justified in doin evil ly reported as missing," Mr. Keen PRESIDENT CARTER l"erraro said Connec­ eastern markets. on the ground of expediency." replied. In 1903, President Theodore "You know hnw terrorists groups PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Feb. 14, 1979

EVENING HERALD, Wed., Feb. 14. 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN Manchester Police. Report 3 Health Panel Criticized MANCHESTER — Police reported she refused because she was afraid entered the 7-Eleven Store at 305 East Hampton 76 Manchester 52 Penney 56 South Windsor 54- Portland 89 Windsdr 68 two robberies at gunpoint Tuesday he would rape her. Green Hoad, wanted around me night. Police said the man took her For Inspection Policy Cheney Tech 75 East Hartford 44- Simsbury 48 Newington 51 store, then to the counter where he Bolton 63 Glastonbury 50 Police said a black male robbed a pocketbook and emptied its contents told the clerk to give him all the MANCHESTER - The Greater condition of any restaurant changes spection process if irreparable harm woman while she was entering her on the car seat and took about $12 money she had and pointed a gun at Manchester Chamber of Commerce dramatically depending on the time has already been done,” car at Burr Corners Shopping Center. from her wallet. He then threw her her. There was no one else in the has criticized the town Health Depar- of day of the inspection, this two- The Greater Manchester Chamber When the woman told the man she car keys across the parking lot and store, police said. The man took bills, ment for the publicity surrounding week period is considered a of Commerce is firmly in support of didn't have any money, police said he ran toward McDonald's and the no coins, amounting to between $50 restaurant inspections and the necessary part of the inspection the need to have restaurants operate pointed a silver gun at her and highway. and $60, police said. He then walked department, in response , has enun­ process. This is further enforced in clean, healthy settings. Since this ordered her into the car. Police said The other robbery occurred about calmly out of the store and dis­ ciated its policy. when factors that may be beyond the should also be the goal of the Town midight Tuesday. Police said a man appeared on Green Road, police said. Tribe Defeats Hornets Under the policy the department control of the restaurant can serve as Health Department, the Chamber will not make public information the basis for violation.” Board of Directors urges the agency about restaurant inspections during "The Greater Manchester to make better use of its policies and the two-week period given the Chamber of Commerce is vitally in­ develop procedures for handling dis­ restaurant to make corrections. terested in the health and safety of crepancies in a more positive, Lawyers Argue Petitions The Chamber’s chief criticism local residents and consumers, and professional manner. In Dull CCIL Hoop Tilt Tuesday were called by FitzGerald fairs of government in many ways. It centered on a case in which a has a long history of working with ((^unliiiiied from Page One) As a final example of the need for They were Tomkiel; T ^ Cummings, complicates the fire protection in the restaurant failed an inspection by a complainants to remedy changes by the Health Department, By LFN A tSTER CCIL mark to 10-7 and aggregate Democratic town chairman and the town." slight margin and made corrections business/customer problems. docket to 10-8. Manchester, presently CCIL Standings solidation commission. That com­ the Chamber cited the example of a S})orlHKrit(‘r O’all tunities. East Hartlord was 6 for 10 man considered to be the leader of Cummings mentioned confusion in within three days. However, by its actions, the Town in fourth place in the league, visits mission would have overseen the con­ restaurant which scored just below There was not much good 1. W. 1. from the foul stripe. ' the consolidation effort; Alfred some areas about what department At the end of the period all infor­ Health Department has displayed an solidation effort. the passing grade on an inspection fifth-place Windham High Friday Simsbury 15 2 IS 3 Manchester's jayvees ran their Campbell and Durward Miller, co- has authority and said, "You have a mation will be open to the public. Old apparent disregard for the many about last night’s sloppily During the first day of the trial but then scored above 95% on its night in Willimantic at 8 o’clock. A Conard 15 2 17 2 winning streak to 13 in a row with a chairman of the Committee For One state of competition that is greater inspection records are public infor­ restaurants in Manchester who work executed 52-44 CCIL basketball win would give the Whippets the Tuesday afternoon. FitzGerald, follow-up. This high score on follow­ Penney 13 4 15 4 62-42 trjumph. Pat Silver had 16 Manchester; Mayor Stephen Penny than good sense allows for the good mation under the Freedom of Infor­ continually to ensure the highest win by Manchester High over fourth and final CCIL playoff berth attempted to show the need for con­ up demonstrates the restaurant’s Manchester 10 7 10 8 points, Alex Britnell 13 and Jamie and Town Manager Robert Weise. of the town," mation Act. standards of quality for their inasmuch as they already own a 40-38 solidation. desire to comply with regulations homestanding East Hartford Windham 9 8 9 ' 9 Gallagher and Brian Sweeney 10 each FitzGerald's questioning centered LaBelle countered by asking Ronald Kraatz, assistant director customers. The restaurant cast in duke over the Silk Towners. LaBelle repeated several times', and serve its customers well. Unfor­ High. Hall 8 9 10 9 for the young Indians, now 15-3. Ed around the technical aspect of the almost each person if the Town of health, said the Freedom of Infor­ the media as a health code violator is Manchester owned a 16-12 lead though, that the Town Charter tunately, the premature release of in­ "I didn't expect a finesse game, I Wethersfield 7 10 8 10 Cullen hooped 10 tallies for the pro-consolidation campaign, such as Charter provides a method of con­ mation Commission has upheld the the victim of an arbitrary judgment. after one quarter but the scrappy, provides a method of consolidation formation can only cloud the future just ask for hustle and for them to do Fermi 5 12 613 Hornets. how the petitioning was done. solidation. right to withhold information from Remedial action or involvement in separate from the one outlined in the for this well respected operation. the best they can," voiced East Hart­ hard-working Hornets knotted it at Enfield 2 15 2 15 East Hartford winds up its regular He also asked several of them It does, and district officials feel the public during the two-week an appeal process can only come 20-20 and 22-22 on hoops by junior tri­ East Hartford 1 16 1 16 season Friday night against Home Rule Act. period. In a letter to James Breitenfeld, ford Coach Neil Guerin, who has seen about the Eighth District and this is the method that should be used after great damage has been in­ his club compile a 1-16 mark. "We captain Tyler Jones. Two free throws crosstown rival Penney High at the He also asked several questions whether consolidation is needed. The for consolidation to come about. It The protest by the Chamber was flicted upon a hard-earned, well- executive director of the Chamber, that seemed aimed at showing that did a decent job rebounding and that by Chuck Cohen and a hoop by the 6- with 12 points with Cohen adding a Knights' gym in an 8 o'clock start. responses were similar. would require a separate vote of ap­ voted unanimously by its board of deserved reputation." Kraatz described the policy. He also the petition drive actually involved kept us in the game." foot-4 senior pivotman off a fine feed i;areer-high 11 markers. Jones was He asked Miller if the Eighth proval by district residents while the directors at a meeting Tuesday. “All of us are aware of the fact said that the information about the from Rich Koepsel gave the Indians two separate petitions, one for dis­ “They (East Hartford) rebounded the lone performer in twin digits for Munrhcnlcr (.52) Haslett 2 1-2 5, District had performed well. In a statement released today the that violators make the front page of recent restaurant violation became the upper hand for good. trict residents and another for town Home Rule Act apparently would well and didn't turn the ball over. We the Hornets with a game-high 17 Koepsel 1 6-8 8, Cohen 3 5-611, Reiser 4 4- "Not in my opinion," he require only one townwide vote. Chamber said: the news while compliance may, at public because a reporter looking at It was a ho-hum third quarter in residents living outside the district. were jiist flat. But we won and that's points. Manchester was 15 for 37 7 12. Kennison 2 2-2 6, Lovell 1 1-1 3, responded. "That hasn't been followed," "It is our understanding that there best, get buried in less visible sec­ old inspection records of the which the quintets combined for 10 Sweeney 2 3-5 7. Silver 0 0-0 0. Totals 15 The point could be an important most important," remarked (40.5 percent) from the field com­ "Is that why you're seeking con­ LaBelle said of the Town Charter is a two week period following an in­ tions, The financial and personal restaurant also was given informa­ points, 6 by Manchester, The fourth 22-31 52. one. If it is ruled that two separate Manchester Coach Doug Pearson, pared to 19 for 46 (41.3 percent) for solidation — to improve the govern­ provision. spection during which a restaurant damage that can be inflicted by the tion about the latest inspections. stanza wasn't much better, it turning Ku»l lliiririiril ( tt) Jones 8 1-2 17. petitions are involved, the district who was less than overwhelmed by East Hartford. Each side committed ment of the town?" FitzGerald Several of his questions appeared operator is given the opportunity to premature release of information is Kohler 20-0 4. Robinson 41-29, McCarthy petitions should have been validated In his letter Kraatz also said "It his club's performance. into a free throw shooting contest for 15 turnovers. asked. aimed at drawing technical make the necessary adjustments unnecessary and can be avoided by 3 0-0 6. Pelletier 0 2-3 6. Doran 1 2-2 4. by the district's clerk. All validation should be remembered that the The triumph was the Indians' the most part. The Indians took the verdict at the "Yes," Miller replied. suggested by the health inspector. the proper use of the two-week .Inhn Rei.ser topped Manchester Cullen 0 0-0 0, Cason 1 0-0 2, Guidolti 0 0-1 was done by Town Clerk Edward differences between the petitions restaurant operator is responsible foiirih in a row and boosted their foul line, cashing in 22 of 31 oppor­ 0. Henson 0 0-0 0. Totals 19 6-10 44. Weiss said of the Eighth District’s Since restaurant inspections are at Tomkiel. used in the Eighth District and the adjustment period. It does no good to for meeting tbe Public Health Code existence, "It complicates the af­ best arbitrary, and since the visible offer this necessary time in the in­ All of those called to testify non-district part of Manchester. at all times, not just after inspection.

Obituaries Penney Exhibits Top Form Drives for Hoop •Mrs. Frances K. Eitel Indian Joe Lovell (20) has step lead on East Hartford’s Robin VERNON — Mrs. Frances E. Eitel, 61, of 201 Regan Cason (22) as he drives for hoop. (Herald Photo by Strempfer) Road died Tuesday at Rockville General Hospital. Tacking Loss on Simsbury Mrs. Eitel was born in New York City, coming to Ver­ non two years ago. She had been employed as a telephone I operator by the New York Telephone Co. in New York Ci­ By KEVIN CASEY Picard and Huppe had 14 and 12 ty. She was a comminicant of St. Bernard’s Church. i Corn’S|iomlenl Tech Loses Again rebounds respectively. Penney was She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Michael Playing in top form, Penney 21 for 36 ( 58,3 percent) from the Mulhern of Ridgewood, N.J.; two daughters, M rs.’ High outscored Simsbury field. Madeline Fraleigh of Vernon and Mrs. Linda Auld of By Single Marker High, 10-2, in the overtime Jeff Bogus had 14 points to top Moodus; a brother, James Mulhern of Ridgewood, N.J.; period to take a 56-48 CCIL Simsbury while Harris added a dozen a sister, Marjorie Ippolotto of New York; and three grandchildren. Sooner or later things will break right for Cheney Tech. Right basketball decision last night markers and 10 rebounds. Moger had in Simsbury. 6ports 10 points, 5 steals and 4 assists in a The funeral is Friday at 9; 15 a.m. from White-Gibson- now, however, the picture appears gloomy to the Beavers as losing effort for the Trojans. The setback drops Simsbury into a Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., Rockville, with a mass *______TODAY Simsbury was 20 of 47 ( 42.5 percent) they dropped their second straight one-point decision, 76-75 to first place tie in the CCIL with at St. Bernard’s Church, Rockville, at 10. Burial will be in from the field. St. Bernard’s Cemetery, Rockville. East Hampton High in COC basketball action last night in East Conard, a 92-61 winner over Enfield, Harris fouled Penney’s Frank Breen Zack Harris free throws. Penney’s Penney winds up its regular season Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to Hampton. each at 15-2. The Trojans are 15-3 B.D. who made one of two for a 45-40 edge. Breen missed a shot at the buzzer with a home engagement Friday 9 and Thursday from 2 to 4-and 7 to 9 p.m. The triumph improves the East Hampton, however, forced a overall. Penney firmed its hold on The Trojans, after Coach Ray • PEARL Min II 111 f.n.ji:i M \M Ml " 11 H sending the thriller into overtime. night against crosstown rival East Bellringers’ docket to 5-11 in the COC jump ball on the rebound with three third place at 13-4, 15-4 overall. The family suggests that any memorial gifts may be Schwartz called a timeout, utilized Penney in the extra period scored 6 Hartford High at 8 o'clock. made to the Rockville General Hospital, 31 Union St. and 6-12 overall while the setback, seconds to go. Cheney won the tap, The Black Knights had a chance to fullcourt pressure to force two unanswered points, 4 by Len James the ninth in a row, sends the but a long-distance attempt fell far go up by eight points with 2:04 left in Knight turnovers. Two field goals by sandwiched around a hoop by Dan Penney (56) Lima 5-5-15, James 5-2- Stanley VI . Gelek Techmen to 3-13 in the conference short of its mark. regulation but Ed Huppe missed the Mike Hazzaref made it 45-44 with Lima. Slmsbiiiy'didn’t get a field 12. Picard 3-3-9, Huppe 4-0-8, Schultz 1-0- and 3-15 overall. Kevin Lawton paced the front end of a one-and-one from the Kevin Richardson fouling Mike 2, Breen 2-3-7, Cace 1-1-3. Totals 21-14-56. TOLLAND - Stanley W. Getek, 68, of 35 New Road goal in overtime, having to settle for “We played a very sloppy game Bellringers with a game-high 36 foul line. Picard with 15 seconds remaining. .SiiiiHliury (48) Moger 5-0-10, Harris 5- died Monday at a Rockville nursing home. two free throws from Rich Frink. 2-12, Hazzard 3-0-6, Richardson 0-0-0, SAVINOS10% to 20% tonight," noted Tech Coach Phil points followed by Tom Kelly (12) Simsbury came back with Jeff The 6-foot-7 Penney pivotman Lima had 15 points to pace Penney Mr. Getek was bom in Providence, R.I., and lived in |SttE STMTS TONY, ondt Fob 24...HUBBY DOWN... Crockett, “East Hampton pressed and Brian Sennett (10). Moger hitting a hoop with 1:46 to go Frink 0-2-2, Bogus 6-2-14, McElrath 0-04). Wethersfield before coming to Tolland a year ago. Before cashed in on one from the foul line. despite early foul trouble while Emrich 1-2-4. Totals 20-8-48, and we did not execute our at­ Gustamachio, 6-foot-2 captain, pop­ to slice the deficit to 44-40. Zack Simsbury knotted it at 46-46 on two James had 12 points and 5 assists. retiring in 1975, he had been a baker for many years. He tack well at all. I was not happy with ped in 34 points to pace Cheney, He was a communicant of Corpus Christi Church what we were doing even though the had 16 points the final stanza on six Wethersfield. game stayed close," field goals and 4 for 4 from the foul CVe Court He is survived by three sons, Kenneth W. Getek of WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY The Bellringers trailed after one line. He also had 17 rebounds. Kowalyshyn Rocky Hill. Dennis J. Getek of Wethersfield and Donald quarter, 14-13, but forged a 36-33 half- Sophomore Scott Cable turned in a Getek of Norfolk, Va.; a daughter, Mrs. Sandra Silvay of time advantage. They extended the fine effort for the Beavers with a Wins Noted Tolland; a brother, Joseph Getek of Poland; and five margin to 54-48 after three periods career-high 14 points and 10 rebounds Stars Again grandchildren. and moved to an 11-point spread in while Ed Lackard chipped in 10 Coming away with narrow vic­ The funeral is Thursday at 9;15 a.m. from Rose Hill the final stanza. Cheney applied tallies and 11 caroms. tories last night were South Windsor Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, with a mass at pressure, “but when we got it back we Cheney returns home Friday night and Rockville High in Central Valley In Setback Corpus a risti Curch, Wethersfield, at 10. Burial will be just turned it back over to them," to host Rocky Hill High in an 8 Conference basketball action to Despite the fine effort turned in by in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. Crockett remarked. o'clock start. highlight the area slate. Jim Kowalyshyn, Bolton High didn’t Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 CIIILS “ I have to give my kids credit that The Bobcats topped Newington, 54- have enough guns as it was and 7 to 9 p.m. SELFCIEMIK they never quit inspite of how sloppy Bust lluiiipion (70) Hyde 2-1-5, 51, while Rockville had a difficult overwhelmed by Portland High, 89- The family suggests that any memorial gifts may be G.E. DISHWASHEB G^E. BEFBIGEBATOI we played." Sennett 4-2-10, Kelly 4-4-12, Lawton 17-2- time before subduing Windsor Locks, 63, in COC basketball action last made to the American Cancer Society, 670 Prospect Ave The Techmen drew within a single 36, Russell 3-2-8. Coolidge 2-2-6. Totals 32- 58-55. night in Portland. Hartford. G.LRMKE SOUND INSULATED 13-76. Elsewhere, Glastonbury High digit with 11 seconds to go as Dave t.'lifiii'y Tcdi (75) Gustamachio 14-6- The Highlanders improved their ONLY 28" WIDE Gustamachio dropped in two free bowed to CVe foe Windsor High, 68- conference m ark to 11-5 and BUILT-IN DISHWASHER 34, Lackard 2-6-10. Eaton 3-2-8, Harrison 50. The Coventry at Rham game was throws. The Beavers fouled with the 4-1-9, Cable 6-2-14, Belanger 0-0-0. Totals aggregate docket to 12-6 with the vic­ •Mrs. .Annie Freelturn Bellringers missing the one-and-one. 29-17-75. postponed to tonight at Coventry tory. Bolton slips to 1-15,1-17 with the MANCHESTER —Mrs. Annie Freeburn, 90, formerly High. setback. of 35 Lilac St., died Tuesday at a Manchester convales­ John Allen had 18 points and Ken Portland led after every turn. 21-9, cent home. She was the widow of Thomas Freeburn. Fontaine 15 for South Windsor, now 9- 44-25, and 60-45. Mrs. Freeburn was born April 20, 1889, in Portadown, Manchester Girls 2 in the CVC and 11-7 overall. The Bob Clark paced Po'-l md with 27 County Armagh, Northern Ireland, and had lived in APACITY Bobcats are one-half game from points, Tom McGinn and John l|ilan- Manchester most of her life. She was a member of St. pace-setting Bloomfield. Newington, ning 14 apiece and Chuck Anderson Mary’s Episcopal Church. led by Steve Meucei and Larry 11. The Highlanders outrebounded End Up with Win O’Toole with 11 points apiece, drops She is survived by a son, Thomas H. Freeburn of West Bolton, 47-24. Hartford; two daughters, Mrs, Elmer (Dorothy) Johnson to 5-7 in the conference and 6-12 Kowalyshyn dumped in 14 field and Mrs. John (Shirley Brown, both of Manchester; four The bitterness of a disappointing season was sweetened just a overall. goals and was 11 for 13 from the foul grandchildren and a great-granddaughter. Darran Walton and Mike Bryne little bit last night as Manchester High girls’ capped its 1978-79 line for a game-high 39 points. He The funeral is Friday at Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. had 20 and 19 markers respectively also had three steals. Center St., at a time to be announced. Burial will be in BIG 14 campaign with a 57-53 double overtime triumph over Windham for Rockville, 7-5 in the CVC and 9-9 overall. Windsor Locks slipped to 0- Pnriliinil (89) Clark 12-3-27. Gubilee Blast Cemetery. High at Clarke Arena. Manrlit‘Hli>r (57) Tilden 3 1-4 V, CUBIC 11 in the conference and 2-16 overall 2-0-4, Anderson 5-1-11, Manning 6-2-14, There are no calling hours. The Indians, with hopes of Gustafson 4 0-2 8, L. Neubelt 5 4-5 14, McGinn 7-0-14, Brochu 2-3-7, FitzGerald riET qualifying the tournament but ■Millis 13-6 5, Culbertson 20-0 4, Brown 5 0- with the setback. 4-0-8, Cahill 0-0-0, Rossitto 0-0-0, Steele 1- (leorp- S. KiHicy without injured leading scorer Mary 0 10, Wright 0 0-0 0. Connors 41-39. Totals Mike Stowell had 20 points to top 2-4. Totals 39-11-89. MANCHESTER George S. Risley. 73, of 109 Holl St. Neubelt for the last 10 games, wind 24 9-20 57 Glastonbury, which has succumbed Itolliin (63) Kowalyshyn 14-11-39, died this morning at Manchester Memorial Hospital. He up 4-15. Windham also failed to W indliiini (5.'1) Sauvigeau 0 0-0 0. Gon­ nine times in 12 CVC outings and is 3- Fighting for Rebound Beecher 3-0-6, Winkler 3-3-9. Ferguson 1- zalez 1 0-0 2, Fitch 1 0-2 2, Demers 4 1-4 9, 15 overall. 4-6, Warner 1-0-2, Landrv 0-1-1. Totals 22- was the husband of Mrs. Margaret A. Taggart Risley. • 2-Cycle Wash Sslecllon • Dual Detergent Dispenser qualify for post-season play, finishing Manchester High’s Chuck Cohen has both arms up as he goes DUAL POWER MICROWAVE at 8-li. Moreau 11 5-9 27, Scheader 2 1-2 5, 19-63. Mr. Risley was born Aug. 30, 1905, in Manchester, son Normal A Short Wash • Full-Extension Cushion- Remsen 0 0-0 0. Nelson 0 0-0 0. Grzyeh 4 0- after rebound with inside position against East Hartford’s Joe of the late Horace and Ida Lautenbach Risley, and had • Built-In Soft Food Disposer Coated Racks OVEN WITH DEFROST The clubs were deadlocked, 48-48, 4 8, Totals 23 7-21 53. Kohler (21) in CCIL battle last night at Hornets’ gym. (Herald Playoff Tickets lived here akl his life. Before retiring in 1970, he had been after regulation as Liz Neubelt Coaches of Year employed for more than 50 years at the former Case Delrost cycle uses lower Photo by Strempfer) canned both ends of a one-and-one Twins Release Pair KINGSTON, R.I, (UPI) - Univer­ Tickets for the Hartford County Bros, papaer mills. He was a member of .South United power to lhaw foods quickly with 17 seconds remaining, Cindy BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - sity of Rhode Island basketball coach Conference (HCC) Basketball Methodist Church. and evenly. Certain loods Millis knotted it after the first over­ also cook bellsr using low The Minnesota Twins announced the Jack Kraft and Rogers High School Playoff slated Feb. 23 and 26 will be G.E. WASHER time period at 52-52 as she converted He is also survived by two sons, Paul S. Risley of ’349 power release of outfielder Rich Chiles and on sale Thursday and Friday at East football mentor John Toppa have Alameda, Calif., and George M. Risley of Manchester; a both ends of a one-and-one. • Great lor "Planned-Overs" pitcher Stan Perzanowski Tuesday. been named 1978 college and Junior HighMatmen Catholic in the lobby in front of the brother, Horace R Risley of Westmoreland, N.H.; two Lady Luck was on Manchester’s Quickly reheat leftovers The releases trimmed the Twins’ schoolboy coaches of the year by main office. sisters. Mrs. Albert Turgeon of Manchester and Mrs. UNBUTABU LOW PRIGE and gIVs them that iust- side as Millis missed twice, but each roster to 36 players, 25 of whom have Words Unlimited, Rhode Island’s Times are Thursday and Friday- Kurt Hellwig of Milford; seven grandchildren and eight cooked llavof time Windham was charged with a signed contracts for the 1979 season. sportswriters organization. morning from 7:30 to 8:15 and in the great-grandchildren. • Large Capacity Programmed • Energy saving cold wash • Cook t serve In the same lane violation The senior qo-captain End On Good Note afternoon each day from 1:30 to 2:15. Washer with Set & Forget rinse option selection dlsh-glasi, ceramic paper The funeral is Friday at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Controls made good on each second opportuni­ Ducats Thursday will be sold in Main ,St.. at a time to be announced. Burial will be in East • Bleach dispenser; Fabric Winding up its season on a winning note yesterday was tlje • Mini-Basket"* leatura ty- blocks only with a maximum of two Cemetery. Softener Dispenser Two buckets by junior .Sue Brown, Bennet / Illing Junior High wrestling team as it downed • Variable Water Level Including MOD JIT W Gymnasts Win Again adults. Tickets can be purchased for • Flller-Flo' System who finished with 10 points, paced the Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday from 2 Mlnl-Beikat aatling *2GG** Karmmer Junior High of Willimantic, 62-14. individual nights Friday. to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. oTHmmoM 82Br> Silk Towners in the second extra ses­ The locals won their last five There is a limited supply. A FULL SERVICE DEALER...SALES-SERVICE-SATISFACTION sion. .Notching its eighth win in 12 out­ - (juuicllc (K) pinned i'mii Machuga ings yesterday was the East Catholic second in vaulting with a score of 7.8 straight under first-year Coaches 2:25. 121 — Mike Wemmell (BI) Instant credit to S500 Liz Neubelt topped Manchester girls' gymnastics team, 82.80 to points, second on the bars (6.0) and Mike Saimond and Joe Erardi to pinned McCarthy 2:42, 128 - Mike Found Guilty I’raytT Vlcftintr with Approved Credit Cards with 14 points while Cathy Connors IVnhfOHial 72.10. over Penney High at the second in floor exercise (7,0). finish at 6-2. Saunders (BI) pinned Smith 2:45,134 PITTSBURGH (UPII - University MANCHE.STEH - A coming off the bench chipped in 9 Eagles' Nest. Cyndi Betts was third in floor exer­ Steve Farley, Butch Wemmell and - Farley (BI) pinned Bender 1:25. of Pittsburgh football player Mark prayer meeting is (Jiurch points and 9 rebounds. Karen Moreau Freshman Mary Mayhew once cise (6,5) and Patty Hayes fourth Dave Kissman wound up with un­ 135 — Mendez (K) pinned Buddy May was found guilty in City Court scheduled lor tonight at 7 MANCHESTER topped the Whippets with a game- again took all-around honors with a (6.01 in the same event for the beaten marks, the latter pair 6-0 and Tighe 2:50, 1 4 0 - Mark Walter (BI) Tuesday of criminai mischief and at the Presbyterian United Pentecostal Church | & SON high 27 points. Eaglcttes. Michelle Freiheit was Farley 8-0 with seven pins. Doug disorderly conduct charges in con­ total of .32,90 points as she swept all pinned Pacheco 2:46. 147 - Bob St. Church, 43 .Spruce ,St. will have its regular ser-f B.b: P E A R L Manchester's jayvees capped a fourth in vaulting (7.1). Woodbury was on the mat twice nection with a fracas with police on lour events. She took the vault with a Pierre (BI) pinned Alvarez 2:45, 160 The Christian Service vice and Bible study! fine season with a 52-22 duke over score of 8.5 points, the bars (8.5). "I was very pleased with their per- against Krammer, taking a win and a - Ken Marshall (BI) pinned Sanborn Jan. 28. Brigade and Pioneer Girls tonight at 7:30 at the! 649 IVIA1^ ST I'FL. 643-2171 Windham. .lennifer Hedlund had 13 beam (7.91 and floor exercise (8.0). fcrmances." noted East Coach Mark draw at the 75-pound level. :47, 185 — Butch Wemmell (BI) Magistrate Donald Turner ordered will also meet at 7 at the church, 187 Woodbridge St. points and 9 steals and Darlene Jor­ Sophomore Kathy Kittredge Benoit. Results: 75— Woodbury (Bl) dec. pinned ^rm u d ez 3:05, Unlimited — May. a starting offensive tackle, to church. Everyone is welcome. dan 11 points and 11 rebounds for the lollowtHl her Eaglette teammate in Next action for the Eaglettes is Hisley 5-0. 90 — Mike Griffin (HI) Phil Rich (BI) pinned Rodriquez pay $29.15 for damage done when he young Indians, who wind up 15-4 lor Thursday afternoon at home against dec. Makoiil 7-0, 100 — Mark 2:55, 75 — Woodbury (BI) drew with jumped on the hood of a patked auto, the soa.son. the all-around category taking se­ cond place with 26.50 points. She was .Southington High at 3:30. McNamara (BI) pinned Duff :26,114 Contos 2-2. and to pay $150 in fines and costs PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Feb. 14, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Wed., Feb, 14. 1979- PAGE SEVENTEEN Tired Borg Upset Herald Angle Celts Made Four Moves PALM SPRINGS, Calif. after a weather-delayed transcon­ two service breaks but had little dif­ (UPl) — There won’t be a. tinental flight from Florida. ficulty in beating Tom Gullikson 64, Earl Yost Bjorn Borg-Jimmy Connors "Without a doubt, this is my 63 in his first match in the tourna­ Sports Editor rematch this week. biggest win ever," said the jubiliant ment. Manson, who left USC to turn pro in Unheralded southpaw Bruce Man- Fourth-seeded Harold Solomon had And Turned Club Around September, 1977, with one year of an easy time in defeating Peter son. a 22-year-old University of seen in four steps. None of the steps The White trade spawned the real Southern California dropout, took college tennis eligibility left. McNamara of Australia 62, 62 and EdOSTON (UPI) - The old traded again should the Celtics fail to It was the first meeting between fifth-seeded Brian Gottfried bested Iriiiihman is smiling again, nod- alone could have transformed this Nate Archibald. The little Celtic with make the playoffs. care of that Tuesday when he club of under-achievers into one of the 22-year-old Borg and Manson. Terry Moore 63, 62. dinjg approvingly in his beaten the big salary had been unhappy all But this present group of knocked off a dead-tired Borg 6-7,7-5. In his match, Connors had time to Presitge Dropped Whalers Off at Gate respect and, surprisingly, playoff year. He has responded in the last 6-2 on the second day of the $250,000 Eighth-seeded Roscoe Tanner won Shamrocks shapes up as an outfit do a little cavorting with the crowd from Cliff Drysdale of South Africa Prestige of the National Hockey Hockey News reports the biggest andl tattered green uniform. He potential. seven games with superb basketball, tennis tournament. League took a sharp drop last drop in attendance by a World short of being a force in only a couple after going ahead 4-2 in the second 5-7, 7-5, 7-5 and unknown Nick strukes his beard as a smile A list of the four-fold flourish to exactly what the Celtics wanted of areas. McAdoo gives them a Connors clowned his way to a 62,7- weekend when the Soviets, after Hockey Association entry after the respectability. set. At that point, he lost three Saviano, who eliminated sixth- lights up his crusty face. He when they got him. scorer while another man Will give 5 win over Czechoslovakia's Vladmir dropping the first game in their first half of the 1978-79 season was straight games before rebounding to seeded Raul Ramirez of Mexico City likes the goings-on below on 1. TIu- a('(|iiiHiliun of xelcrun Marvin Barnes. What can be said them additional scoring, plus burn Zednik. experienced by the New England win three straight games. 7-6, 7-5 Monday, was a 4-6, 61, 63 three-game set at Madison Square the parquet floor. IJiriH Ei>r£!art but since when is emotion McAdoo trade, can’t be analyzed just Cincinnati 22 25 matches, especially against top-seeded Martina Navratilova in Playing home games at Springfield Three. Owner John Y. Brown loved looked good on paper. But it’s a lean yet. the the $150,000 women’s professional tennis tournament. until the Hartford facility is ready, and I’utsy-determination' taboo? A Knight, regarding him with a year for college talent, and the Birmingham 19 27 That Whaler win over the red- team which once only a mother could The old Irishman shifts slightly in On the heels of Monday victories Fourth-seeded Greer Stevens of Rhody Man on the Move shirted Russians was one of the most hopefully next January, has been a reverence accorded only to someone Celtics may not have gotten anyone Tuc»ila>'c Kc m iIi love iis now the object of reserved the rafters. He has a good seat and he by Navratilova and 16year-old Tracy South Africa, playing with a cumber- Rhode Island star Sly Williams starts drive Williams tallied 31 points leading Rams to 84- memorable sporting events costly move for the Whalers. like Phyllis George. Robey’s the worthy out of the draft. knows all the plays. His main thought Eldmonton 6, Quebec 1 The Whalers have kept WHA adora tion by many. strongboy with the big heart who also Austin, Evert whipped the 26year- some brace on her left knee, turned past Connecticut’s Bob Dulin last night 71 win. (UPI Photo) witnessed in 50 years. Th«! key to this eye-opening But. they also have no first-round now is that this team can keep up the lit rdni-Hclaj'» Guiin-fi old Marsikova 6-3, 62. “I never felt hockey alive in the area while taking happens to be good friends with draft picks for this year and next. back Sue Barker of Britain 7-5, 64 in during first half action at Providence. resuri’ence, if there is a key. can be good work. He’s beginning to grow Winnipeg at Cincinnati threatened at any time," Evert said, the final match Tuesday night. True, the Soviets had assembled a financial bath but owners are Larry Bird. Don’t he surpri.sed if McAdoo is fond of this team. Birmingham at New England explaining how the match went. Tuesday afternoon, fifth-seeded for several weeks prior to coming to hopeful that in due time black ink The winner said she was anxious to Ann Kiyomura ran into unexpected New York while the NHL squad had will be used when the team returns to NHL play Navratilova, who will play trouble before subduing teen-ager just three practice sessions before Hartford. Garfieldf Uthgenannt Marita Redondo. The 16year-old Stacy Margolin 7-6, 6-4. The 19-year- Sly Too Much for UConn the series. The Whalers lost hundreds of fans Frankly, I figured the NHL would last year when the games were Campbell Conference Austin, seeded third, will face Mima old University of Southern California PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) — Sly Williams Jausovec of Yugoslavia tonight. freshman, who is the U.S. Tennis Rhode Island, which never trailed in the game, jumped win at least two of the games. As it shifted to Springfield and this year^ Oling Hoop Patrick tossed in 31 points, grabbed 11 rebounds and turned out, the NHL was lucky to Two Area Net Pros, W L T "She beat me in San Francisco Association collegiate champion, to a 28-14 lead with 9:16 to play in the first half. The the number of Whaler regulars has come away with the opener, 4-2, and NY Islanders 34 9 10 three weeks ago," Evert said of played Kiyomura on even terms with handed out eight assists in a virtuouso perfor­ Huskies then reeled of 13 unanswered points in the next dropped off at an even greater pace. Invitational SPORTS the Russians squared matters in a NY Rangers 29 18 5 Navratilova. "That's why I'm eager rallies from the baseline. mance Tuesday night to lead Rhode Island to an three minutes, but URI led 42-40 at halftime. Whaler fans will have three oppor­ come-from-behind effort, 5-4, and tunities in the next few days to see Coming up Friday night is Hoehn File to P^y SLATE Atlanta 29 22 4 to play her. I think I am playing well. Seventh-seeded Kerry Reid of 84-71 win over Connecticut. Both teams traded hoops in the second half until the You have to be confident to win. Rams built a 55-47 lead with 13 minutes left. UConn could then won the finale in grand style. the club starting tonight when Bir­ the third annual Illing Philadelphia 23 18 II Australia whipped Stephanie Williams, a 6foot-7 junior from New Haven, hit on 13 of \\ ediiesduy Concentration and confidence are the get no closer than five, 72-67, the rest of the way. Each member of the NHL team mingham comes to Springfield. Ed­ Freshman Basketball In­ BY EARLYOST Sniyilii- On iaion Tolleson 6-1, 2-1 when Tolleson 20 from the field in leading the Rams, 165, to the key BASKE'I’BVLL major part of the game. That’s what retired after reinjuing her left ankle. Nick Johnson had 14 for Rhode Island and Jimmy received a $3,000 bonus. monton is due Friday night and vitational at the Illing SporU Editor W L T New England win. John Delagrange led UConn, 167, with The three-game set grossed over $1 M ilrliell at .MC(( (wo- separates the top four from the She hurt her ankle four weeks ago in 14. Wright added 11. Mike McKay had 13 for UConn while Quebec Saturday. Two area pros - Bob Garfield of the East Hartford Racquet iiicii), 6 Chicago 19 25 9 million with the Soviets getting a flat Juniior High gym. rest." a tournament at Pasadena, Calif. freshman sensation Corny Thompson was held to 12. Club and Ernie Uthgenannt of the Vernon Tennis Forum - and MilehcM ul MCC, 8 Vancouver 18 29 8 $200,000 guarantee. IVotes Off the Cuff St. Louis 13 35 8 She named Navratilova and Austin Virginia Ruzici of Romania, the one from Burlington, Vt., Ted Hoehn, were the latest entrants W RICS ri.ING along with herself as the top three One wonders how an all-star World Most improved golfer awards at F.reshmen squads from Colorado 12 34 8 No. 8 seed, outlasted upset-minded announced for the Invitational Professional Tennis Tournament Munrliesler at Fermi, players. Lesie Allen, 7-6, 63. Hockey Association team would have Ellington Country Club for the 1978 Penney High of East Hart­ 6:1.3 done against the Soviets. ’The NHL Feb. 23-25 at the Manchester Racquet Club. Ralph Simpson Delivers season were Helen Woodcock of ford) and Windham High will i'.axg Catliolir at I’ulaski, representatives were sure Wales Conference South Windsor and David Olender of clasih in the 6;30 opener The latest trio brings the number IS 6:30 a Norris Dixision humiliated. Vernon. Pro Wally Cichon made the of acceptances to eight, or one half of Names The television coverage was for the while the host Illing quintet the field. riiursday W L T : announcement...Lori Veal of will! square off with the BASKETBALL Montreal 37 9 7 And Nets’ Coach Smiles minority, home box office sub­ Manchester placed fourth in the two- Previously, Joe Bouquin, Bill Dean JC at MCC (wo­ Los Angeles 23 24 7 scribers, not the majority, and the mile run and seventh in the mile as a Cheney Tech freshmen in Drake, Rich Bray, Doug Crawford Dan Dillon Saturday afternoon presentation, and Eric Schieding entered. men), 6 Pittsburgh 21 23 8 NEW YORK (UPI) - Kevin eba'ck hopes. Parers 124, Korkels 120 member of the University of Penn­ the 8 o’clock nightcap. I'.astern JV at .MCC, 8 which was supposed to be a full At stake will be $2,500 in cash. The Washington 17 29 8 “We're still happy to be where we Johnny Davis scored 14 of his 28 sylvania track squad against 11 other I'.aHt Calliulir girls at iaT aSte ^ Se Wofd“SrCou?tl'yThat are with 27 games to go,” said Kings' points in the fourth quarter and Alex period, was only a few minutes of the colleges at the Bucknell University singles champ and runner-up will Detroit 11 29 14 pionships March 25 in Limerick, Ireland. knows the best place for a guy HCC Plavoff (Xavier) Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons. "We English added 27 points to help In­ live action. Field House. receive $500 and $250 with $300 and Adams Dixision Dillon of Chicopw, Mass., was named to the nine-man U.S. team Ireland’s like Ralph Simpson is on his $150 set aide for the top two doubles :? WRESTUNG have to play well because we don't diana snap Houston’s four-game win­ t.lieiiey Teeli at Baron W L T I team will include defending champion John Treacy, a 1978 Providence erad own team, so he leaped at the have the talent to win with an teams. Boston 32 13 9 ning streak. Veademv, 6:30 and two current PC runners - his brother Ray Treacy and B ^ a n Qu^fn ’ opportunity to obtain the 6- average performance. The Nets did a Bullets 138, Clippers 136 Proceeds will enter the Toronto 22 22 10 good job tonight. They took us out of Manchester Memorial Hospital SWIMMING Bob Bailor foot-5 guard in a trade with Charley Johnson hit a 16footer at Manrliester at Windham, Buffalo 21 19 11 our game.” Development Fund, Minnesota 21 24 7 TORONTO (UPI) — Pitcher Mark Lemongello has agreed to a two-year Philadelphia last week. the buzzer to push the Bullets to the 7:15 victory in the- second overtime Patient Hagler Waiting for Chance Garfield is a comparative new­ contract with the Toronto Blue Jays, leaving outfielder Bob Bailor the lone "When he played in the ABA he KADIO.TV TONIGHT Tuesday's Results period. BOSTON (UPI) — Marvin Hagler runaround, but some feel Hagler’s take a punch for the opportunity to comer to the New England pro scene NY Islanders 6, Colorado 1 player submitting his contract to binding arbitration, the club announced took charge, pumped in a lot of and is considered one of the best new MHA: Whalers vs. Tuesday. Bailor’s arbitration case was set to be heard Wednesday in New points,” said Loughery Tuesday NBA Blazers 120, Jazz 101 isn’t the first fighter to be vic- first flaw is inherited — he’s a return one, or more. Bulls, 7:30 - WTIC Vancouver 3, St. Louis 3 , timized more by the inequities and southpaw. faces, York and a ruling was exp^ted within 24 hours. The Blue Jays now have 27 night, after Simpson had scored eight Lionel Hollins scored 28 points, in­ Hagfer turned professional after NHL: Rangers vs. Wednesday's Gaines injustice of the tainted side of boxing "That's why nobody wants to fight Uthgenannt battled Jack Red­ players who have either signed contracts or agreed to terms for the new of his 14 points in the final period to cluding 14 in the third quarter, to winning the Amateur Athletic 4 Bruins, 7:30 - Ch. 38, ^ Boston at NY Rangers Elsewhere in the NBA, it was than by an opponent's haymaker. him." said Sugar Ray Seales, whom Union’s national championship in mond, local head pro, in the finals of season and Vice President Pat Gillet said he expects a number of the II un­ lead the New Jersey Nets to a 111-102 lead Portland to its 24th win at home 4 tti'o p , 4. Philadelphia at Toronto Cleveland 117, Los Angeles 111; against five losses for the best home He has, among others, Archie Hagler destroyed last in only 80 1973. The family moved to Brockton the recent Junior Veterans Tour­ signed players to reach agreement soon. victory over the Kansas City Kings, M r \ : K 11 i 0 k » ah, Atlanta at Chicago Denver 104, Chicago 94; Indiana 124, court record in the NBA. Moore and Jersey Joe Walcott to look seconds. “Marvin is at the threshold, in 1969 to escape the racial turmoil nament at the Racquet Club. Play "He’s a fine offensive player,” the ruiMTH, 8 - Ch. 9 Los Angeles at Detroit Houston 120; Washington 138, San at as examples of patience rewarded. ready to enter the kingdom. But and riots of Newark, N.J. was for players 35 and over. He won Don Maloney Nets coach continued. “Before we .MIA: .\«*|h ah. liurkn, NY Islanders at Buffalo Diego 136, in double overtime, and But he also feels he has been But if his recent climb to the top of the Veterans play 10 days ago at Ver­ NEW YORK (UPI) — ’The New York Rangers TTiesday called up rookie left only had (John) Williamson to pump Corro is afraid of Marvin and what 9:.I0 . Ch. 9 Vancouver at Minnesota Portland 120, New Orleans 101, bypassed, left behind while others happened here isn’t going to make the middleweight ladder has been non. The popular Hoehn is returning wing Don Maloney from the New Haven Knighthawks of the American the ball.” CavaliiTH 117, Lakers I I I to M anchester after a y e a r’s Ted Hoehn Hockey League. Twins Sign Trio less talented have been given the him less afraid. Just the name Mar­ punctuated by false steps, Hagler has The Kings led, 53-48, at halftime, Jim Chones scored 28 points — in­ absence. The Vermont pro, a veteran nis Camps in Vermont during the In 38 games with the Knighthawks this season, the 28-year-old Maloney BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - chance at the bright lights and big vin Hagler scares everybody. He’s become; a favorite of the television Cardinal Signees NBA but the Nets opened a 78-76 lead in cluding 20 in the second half — and going to get his chance." of five Forest Hills Tournaments, is summer months and plays out of scored 18 goals and 26 assists for 44 points. He joins his older brother. The Minnesota Twins Tuesday an­ cars. types. His iast two fights have been ST. LOUIS (UPII - The St. Louis the final minute on a layup by Tim Campy Russell added 24 to spark a topflight singles and doubles Burlington in the winter. Eastern Conference Rangers’ captain DaVe, on the NHL club’s roster. nounced the signing of three players, "I don’t want to die in a gym­ The chances, so far, have been on national television as his title Cardinals have come to terms with Bassett, In the fourth quarter. New Cleveland over Los Angeles. whispers, subtle tuggings at the player. Tickets are available at the Allanlir Dixisinn bringing to 25 the number of ’iSvins nasium. I don't want to be like Jersey fight, ii' it comes, is sure to be. their four holdout.s for the 1979 Jersey built a 103-93 advantage with Nuggets 104, Bulls 94 Joe Walcott who didn’t get a shot un­ waistcoat, hushed inquiries in the "I fiigured I should have it (the Hoehn directs the Windridge Ten- Racquet Club. L Pet. GB Harvey Haddix under contract for 1979. Signed to baseball .season, eliminating the need 4:14 left, but the Kings reduced the David TTiompson scored 28 points til he was 35 — and then how long hallway. There had been the promise exposure) a long time ago. I’m happy Washington 16 .704 PI’TTSBURGH (UPI) Harvey Haddix, who pitched 12 perfect innings for margin to 105-100 with 1:25 to go, Ed one-year contracts were outfielders lor arbitration liearings scheduled and George McGinnis backed him could he stay there? There has of a shot at the winner of the Corro- about lit because people are giving Philadelphia 19 .627 4 Vs the Pittsburgh Pirates in a game 20 years ago only to lose it in the 13th inning, Jordan then scored four points and Bombo Rivera, Ken Landreaux and Joins Saints this week. with 24 to lead Denver and drop always been one more wall in front of Vito Antufermo fight. But Corro got me the: recognition I deserve," he New Jersey 26 .509 IOV2 Tuesday was named the Pirates’ pitching coach for 1979. George Johnson made two foul shots Dave Edwards, Chicago to its third straight loss. me,” said Hagler, 26, hurt, the fight was postponed. said. NEW ORLEANS lUPIl New York 33 .431 15 Haddix, pitching coach with the Cleveland Indians since 1974, took over for to prevent any Kansas City com- Hagler, 43-2-1 with 36 knockouts, is Someone else made the waiting list But l:he bright lights and the big Frcc-agent l unning back Boston 32 .418 l5'/z Don Osborn, who was unable to take the job due to health reasons. TTie Sam Thomas, who played Pirates also announced contract agreements with pitcher Ed Whitson and one of the top ranked contenders in while Hagler’s manager threatened a bucks are what lies at the end of Onlral l)ixinion Senate investigation. with the Mobile lAla.) FREE DEUVERY shortstop Frank Taveras, bringing the total number of players signed to 24. Gondola Falls, the middleweight ranks. But others boxing’s Yellow Brick Road. They Pet. GB ranked lower, others he has beaten, "I’m going to work hard and keep are the- goals one strives for, that Generals of the Soudiern OPEN ALL HOUDAYS W. SPRINQFIE1,D San Antonio .579 - Woody Hayes Basketball have been given title shots while he hoping. I have a mean streak in me makes ithe hours of self-punishment, Football League in 1977 Houston .564 1 Injuring Pair and 1978, signed with (he ARTHUR DRUG LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Former Ohio State football Coach Woody Hayes, waits. He wonders when it will all because I’m’ all business," Hagler discipliine and even self-abuse Atlanta .526 3 end. said. worthwfiile. That is the one goal left New Orleans Saints Mon­ who celebrates his 66th birthday today, was honored at a reception at a local WARREN, Vt. (UPI) - Two CAMP SHOW Geveland .393 IOV2 "I hope this is finally going to be for Mai'vin Hagler, the man no one day;. team officials said. restaurant Tuesday night. Sugarbush Valley ski area employees EA.ST FRO.SH The mean streak is evident only in­ Eastern Staff Exposition Qrounds Detroit .339 13'/! Hopes of an unbeaten season by the and Jack Aylward and Larry Covell my year. I figure when I get the title. side the ropes but it certainly is visi­ wants to fight. New Orleans Hayes, who coached at Ohio State for 28 seasons, appeared at the reception riding in a gondola car have been Friday Fab. 16th to Monday Fab. 19th | .333 14 with producers Howard Koch and Gene Kirkwood. Koch-Kirkwood Produc­ East Catholic freshman basketball 12 each for Telso. Ken Shoppmann I’ll hang onto it for five years. Then ble there. Ask Vinnie Curto, a ranked, “I think it has to do with money, hospitalized following an accident in I’ll make all the money I should have contender who went AWOL the night tions has acquired the rights to fiPm the life story of Hayes, who is in Los which the lift tore loose from its team were dashed yesterday as poured in a game-high 30 points, Pat politics, and who you know. I’m just Western Conference Angeles (o finalize negotiations for the film and to participate in the selection mooring and crashed 30 feet to the homestanding Xavier High took a 78- Collet 20 and Steve Rascher 14 for been making a long time ago,” he before he was to meet Hagler. Ask waiting for that day when the money ^ PRICE said. Mike Colbert, a top contender at the AHiIhi-hI DixiHion of a writer. ground. 76 double overtime decision in Farr’s. starts coming in. You don’t make Nothing has come easy for Hagler. time, whose jaw was broken by ADMISSION Pet. GB Hospital officials said Jeffrey Middletown. Bob Gorman netted 26 points. Bob money in this game until you’re Bear Bryant The promises of a title fight, for Hagler. champion," he said. Kansas City .618 - Poet, 26, of Warren, suffered a head ’The setback was Coach Jack Hull’s Boland 22, Gary Casin and Mike which all admit he deserves, have Hagler, like the late undefeated "There’s nothing you can do except Denver ,534 \'k ’TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (UPI) — Alabama football Coach Paul “Bear” Bryant, injury and Robert Desobro, 22, of young Eagles’ first after 18 con­ Crockett 18 apiece and Rick Goss 12 TICKETS for the Cleaners. Ralph Pemberton been mere excuses. He may get his heavyweight champion Rocky Mar­ express your feeling to the people. Milwaukee .414 11.'/2 hospiUIiz^ in a Northport hospital' was feeling better Tuesday but was still Waitsfield, suffered chest and facial secutive victories. East winds up its AUTO season Saturday morning against shot this September against Hugo ciano, is from Brockton, Mass. I’ve gotta make good on my first AVAILABLE NOW AT Indiana .411 ll'/i experiencing soreness from fractured ribs, a university spokesman said. injuries after Tuesday’s accident. (18) and Rich Gustafson (10) topped Bryant, 65, was hospitalized Saturday for bronchitis and fractured ribs suf­ arch-rival South Catholic at the Corro. but then again, he’s heard it Hagler’s style is similar to Mar­ chance because the way it’s been Chicago .357 14'/2 Poet was reported to be in fair con­ the B.A.’s. 2 Main St. Open fered when he fell while getting out of the shower last week. Eagles’ Nest at 10;30. all before. ciano’s — he fights from a crouch, going, there won’t be a second Manchester, CT Daily I’urifir D ixiH iiin dition and Desobro’s condition was He’s always moving in, willing to REPAIRS Dave Hintz had 18 points, Brian PEE WEE There are several reasons for the chance." W listed as satisfactory at Medical FARR’S 643-7111 to 9;00 p.m. I L Pet. GB •Wellington Mara Galligan and Chris Ciszewski 15 WINF tripped VFW, 13-10, and Seattle 34 20 .630 Center Hospital in Burlington. “Honia at Mr. Qaadwranch" NEW YORK (UPI) — The feuding owners of the New York Giants, A third gondola passenger, also a apiece and John Askintowicz 10 for Police nipp^ Crispino’s, 8-4, last Los Angeles 22 .614 night at Verplanck. In Conjunction with the CAMP SHOW Phoenix Wellington Mara and his nephew, Tim, will meet with NFL Commissioner ski area employee, was treated and East. 22 .600 Greg Damron had 9 points to top • Complete Mechanical Service Portland Pete Rozelle today in an effort to end the dispute that has kept the Giants released from the hospital as a result FARR'S Is offering some 25 .528 from naming a director of operations or coach for two months. II.LING-BENNET the Radiomen while J. J. Gorman and San Diego of the accident. He was identified • Collision Repair 31 .466 Tim Mara also confirmed Tuesday that he and his uncle had interviewed Bennet whipped crosstown filing, Bruce Rosenberg had 6 and 4 Golden State only as Robin Bleier. > Auto Painting SUPER .439 10'/2 Harvard Coach Joe Restic at Giants Stadium about replacing John MeVay, 71-44, yesterday at Illing’s gym. Other passengers on the gondola markers respectively for VFW. T ui-hiIux' h Ki-kiiIIh who was fired as head coach on Dec. 18. The Maras began interviewing Derek Reed popped in 20 points and Jason Stansfield had 4 points for • Low Cost Service Rentals New Jersey lU. Kansas City 102 coaching candidates Monday. lift were evacuated and the lift was halted for the day. Joe Maher and Tim Ellis 14 apiece .Police while Bobby Knapp had all 4 • Factory Trained Technicians TENT Cleveland 117, Los Angeles 111 for Bennet, now 13-1 for th'e season. tallies for Crispino’s. Denver 104, Chicago 94 Tom Gorman Observers at the ski area said the <• Charge With Master Charge SPECIALS AT THE STORE 4 Jim Grout’s 10 points paced Illing Indiana 124. Houston 120 NEW YORK (UPI) - Veteran major league umpire Tom Gorman, who hgUed ^about'^^l^M* p^m The*°car with Frank Marandino and Mark MIDGET a 24 Hour Wrecker Service in both FAMILY and BACKPACKING Washington 138. San Diego 136 retired from active umpiring after the 1976 season, has joined the National dairying the three men applared to Butler adding 8 and 7 tallies respec­ Modem Janitorial I topped Pizza Tel. 646-6464 MODELS Portland 120. New Orleans 101 League as a full-time umpire consultant. House, 37-29, and Wyman Oil out­ sway in the wind and then crashed to tively. The Rams finish at 8-6. lasted the Elks, 39-38, last night at 14 eilni'Kiliix *H He will join A1 Barlick, who has worked in that capacity since 1972. 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I n u l l Rick Kearney 17, Larry Baldyga 14 for Bennet. Our specialties Include custom designed homes and office buildings. PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Feb. 14, 1979 Scott's World Theater EVENING HERALD, Wed.. Feb. 14. 1979 — PAGE NINETEEN Public TV Broadcasts Peopleialk Pearl White Revisited Works of Shakespeai'e Trick No Treat NEW YORK (UPI) - PBS will were Caesar's last Words, but he By VKRNON s<;<»rr In This Farce with James Coburn. Curt Jurgens celebrate Valentine’s day with a never said it as far as anyone 16 Mothers-in-Law? in desperate circumstances, about to HOLLYWOOD (UPIl - "The and Leslie Caron. classical answer to the St. Valen­ knows," ByULKNNI': aiR R IK be pushed from a window ledge four tine’s Day massacre — Millions more will believe It after A Valentine’s Day salute is in order table mates at the posh Polo Lounge Thursday night as presenters at the Perils of Pauline" mesmerized a Susan, who can be seen regularly stories high or in a bubble bath with a Ul’l l,h«-l) Arlv Kdilor for Glynn “ Scotty” Wolfe, the in Beverly Hills dug into escargot generation of silent movie fans at on the tube doing commercials for a I Shakespeare's “Julius Caesar” - to they see Messina's stunningly con­ annual Grammy awards. cobra. I also find myself at the bot­ begin the American broadcast of vincing production. There has been NEW YORK — If anyone ever comes up with a good romantic’s romantic. and crab one night recently, the John Denver will host.the two-hour Saturday matinees across the coun­ cigar company and a mattress tom of a shaft with the elevator com­ farce thriller, there'll be cheering in the streets. Wolfe likes to get married around McMahons whipped o u t... a head of try and now television is getting into what could be the world’s longest controversy about American public show, to be nationally televised, and manufacturer, has cut her first ing down. Larry Cohens "Trick," which opened on Broadway Valentine’s Day, and he’s had plenty cabbage and three carrots. the old cliffhanger act with a modern record album, "The First Time." miniseries. television devoting so much time and other presenters include Debbie "In Africa I'm strung up by my It’s the complete works of William American underwriters so much h eh. 4 at the Playhouse Theater, tries to make itbut fails. of practice. He’s listed in the Later that evening they toted their Boone, Dionne Warwick, Andy Gibb, series. due for release next month. What Trick does have is Tammy Grimes, with whom ankles over a herd of elephants and Shakespeare, being produced by the money to a British production. Guinness Book of World Records as own greens in a Tiffany’s shopping Steve Martin, Lily Tomlin, Isaac The new NBC show is comprised of If the nation doesn't suffer an An­ any evening'is a treat. Just to see and hear her is fun, and left in a pit with a lion. In one seg­ BBC and Time-Life, with all 37 of the Messina's says if Americans want to the most married man in the world— bag — "We’re going first class,” Hayes and opera star Jan Peerce. three separate, unrelated 2frminute ton overdose before summer. Susan you can ignore what she is saying—of course, sometimes ment I end up in a car submerged in plays being produced over the next do Shakespeare, nobody's stopping with 22 marriages. McMahon chortled — to a gourmet shows under the umbrella title may become 1979's superstar. water. Quote of ibe Day six years. This year's group, aside them. ,vou can't even understand what she's saying, but that's He said he believed that at one dinner party given by agent Allan "Cliffhanger" which makes its debut Still in her 20s. Susan, who is 5-foot- "The character I play is bright and part of the fun. time he had 33 children and 16 Carr. “Sacrilege,” sniffed Carr. Lauren Bacall in her recently Feb. 27. II. is too young to have seen Pearl from “Julius Caesar" on Feb. 14, in­ “ Shakespeare was an English published autobiography about a she has a lot of style. She has to be cludes “As You Like It" on Feb. 28, playwright and England's greatst Although Cohen is an American, “Trick” is set in Lon­ current and fonper mothers-in-law. Grammy Givers The trilogy includes "Stop Susan White virtually hanging from cliffs in lucky, too, because an organized don, presumably because a possibly homosexual London Wolfe, a hotel owner in Blythe, letter she received from the Williams" starring Susan Anton, "Romeo and Juliet" on March 14, contribution to world culture,” Neil Diamond and Barbra Strei­ the old "Peril of Pauline " serials, crime syndicate is out to kill her. policeman is more acceptable than a possibly Calif., Tuesday announced his American Floral Association, after "The Secret Empire" starring Geof- Richard II on March 28, “Measure Messina said. “If I were German, I sand are getting to be a duo. but she has seen similar cliffhangers During the 10 weeks of the show 30 homosexual Kojak. engagement to intended No. 23, Eva the death of husband Humphrey # frey Scott, and "The Curse of on old TV reruns. for Measure" on April 11, and suppose I’d want to do the Ring cy­ Not only did they go to high school attempts are made on her life." Miss Grimes plays Paula Cramer, a one-time call girl Mejias of Indio, Calif. The wedding Bogart, when she asked that instead Dracula" starring Michael Nouri. The long-legged California native, “Henry VllI" on April 25. cle. If I were Austrian, it would be together in Brooklyn and recently of flowers, well-wishers send con­ Susan appears in closeups but stunt "Julius Caesar" is splendid, the nine symphonies of Beethoven. If who has turned to a more lucrative (and even more il­ had to wait a couple of weeks, Elach episode ends with the hero or runner-up to Miss California in the legal) profession. She is found strangling and beating a make a best-selling record together tributions to the American Cancer doubles do the jumping and falling. forceful, beautifully acted, with I were American, I’d say the com­ however, for court approval because heroine in dire peril, hopefully in­ 1970 Miss America Pageant, is a woman to death as the curtain rises. — which may become the basis for a Society: “Do we say 'Don’t go see She says she did work within a foot of Richard Pasco as a mostly noble but plete works of Eugene O’Neill. Like the bride is only 17. Wolfe is 70. movie — they will aonear together ducing viewers to tune in the veteran nightclub singer who wants the cobra, which hadn’t been The other characters are Wallace Barrows, a BBC TV “I may appear to be ah unusual Lauren Bacall movies?’’’ following week to discover how the it all. also vain Brutus, Keith Michell as Shakespeare, some of the plays are defanged, and isn't crazy about doing Mark Antony (he played Henry VIII better than others, but even inferior news announcer whose wife was the murder victim, and. man and perhaps I am,” Wolfe said good guys escape the clutches of the She would like to star in movies, so again. Inspector Andrew Creed of the London Metropolitan — “but I’m a happy one.” forces of evil. television, clubs and on records and m “The Wives of Henry VIII” on O’Neill is infinitely preferable to ' f She's becoming accustomed to ar- PBS), Charles Gray as a regal superior rubbish.” Police, who suspects Barrows killed his wife and tries to Actor Rip Torn employs all the details Unhappily for NBC. not to mention said, “After all this activity in the winkle out the truth by making homosexual advances to T h e Q u e e n ’s R olies duo^ roles^ having played a gold Caesar and David Codings as foxy The complete Shakespeare will be Susan. Geoffrey and Michael. next few months. I'll either be high him. They are played — pretty desperately, under made public at Howard Hughes’ death in his Hundreds of people lined the medal sprinter in the 1980 Moscow Cassius whose “lean and hungry done in traditional, conventional "Cliffhanger" is slotted opposite on the ladder or out of the business.'' Olympic Games for “Goldengirl. ” Cohen’s direction - by Donald Madden and Lee Richard­ portrayal of the reclusive billionaire, his streets in Ahmadi, Kuwait, hoping "Happy Days" and "Laverne & Between scenes of ‘Stop Susan look" is overlaid with sleek per­ style as befits Messina’s desire to for a glimpse of visiting Queen Off camera Susan sticks to tennis on suasiveness. son respectively. flowing white beard and long fingernails m- -. I ’r Shirley" which is more perilous than Williams, " she said, "I play a New her own court. make the plays available — as The plot is properly fircuitous, and there are some Elizabeth. But they must have had to Susan Anton stars in a People believe Shakespeare,” drama, not literature. matching descriptions of Hughes in his final anything that could befall the new York newspaper photographer whose comic scenes along the way — especially when Miss strain their eyes. Susan's sleek beauty has been com­ rotating segment of said Sir Cedric Messina, executive “The plays are being done primari­ days. It’s a scene from Sam Shepard’s series or its stars. mission in life is finding her pared to the costars, past and pre­ Grimes tries to blackmail and seduce Barrows The queen was dressed in NBC is counting on blonde, brother’s killers. Her quest takes her “Cliffhangers,” an NI3C-TV producer of the Shakespeare series. ly as entertainment. They aren’t simultaneously. “Seduced,” playing at the American Place deference to Moslem code that sent, of "Charlie's Angels," an iden­ (Generations of school boys and girls being made just for London or New statuesque Susan Anton to carry the all over the world. tity she would like to avoid. series debuting Feb. 27. She’s But it’s not logical enough for farce, all three Theater in New York. (UPI photo) requires women to be covered from series which costs $1 million per think of Julius Caesar the way York audiences — also for Japanese "The series is structured to last As Susan Williams she is im­ already seen regularly doing characters being too far divorced from reality, and the ankle to wrist. She even wore a hat three-show episode. Shakespeare wrote of him. They and Turks and Russians. I don’t think only 10 weeks. The same is true of maculately coiffed and made up. Her cigar and mattress commer­ thriller aspects - including the chestnut about a sup­ equipped with a veil in the 85-degree •Anton, in fact, is getting the sort of 'The Curse of Dracula' and The think the Romans spoke in iambic we ever would have sold them if we’d heat. wardrobe is super chic. Unlike the cials, and she has cut he.-r first pentameter, posedly dead character returning to life and killing his at­ Christmas Carol star buildup at the network that once Secret Empire.’ That’s the beauty of done them in an outre style — tacker — too routine. The queen and her husband. Prince Angels, however, she will not be seen record album. (UPI photo) “ ‘Et tu. Brute.' They think those was lavish^ on young beauties at the the series. After that, if we re a ’hit. in swim suit or plunging necklines. Shakespeare on ice or in boxes.” Philip, attended a local folklore major studios. NBC is grooming her we can be brought back for another Neither will she jiggle. A Look at Howard Hughes Legal in School festival Tuesday and the queen under a special contract calling for stopped to kiss and hug about 60 go-round. Or they can bring in other SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (UPI) - "Silent Night,” an old an almost unprecedented number of Sam Shepard's "Seduced” is a satiric look at the final children who performed. 10-week episodes. It leaves me free f T f h e a t e r Vernon Cine2-Magic- Austrian carol praising the birth of Christ, may be sung appearances in the next few months. to do other things. 7:10-9:30 th ao tras days of Howard Hughes, holed up in a Mexican hotel Rake In the extra suite, entertaining a couple of old callgirlfriends and on- in public schools along with other religious music, a Heeeere’s ... a Cabbage! In addition to "Cliffhangers," she 'The show is done tongue-in-cheek money you can make V 'S c h e d u le 1.P.CAHpYRt0UIM0«M|ltt AfflKAIli ning his old flight helmet and silk scarf for a return to Las federal judge has ruled. Ed McMahon, Johnny Crson’s is scheduled for four NBC musical- on a sophisticated level. High camp by selling no-longer- ROBBY U.S. District Judge Andrew Bogue, basing his 16-page cknckler and introducer, is on a diet, specials during the month of May. needed Items with a U.A, Theater 1 — Ice Vegas — which he calls “sacred ground.” with some real drama and humor 1 BENSON opinion on a Supreme Court case, Tuesday ruled in favor and he’s serious about it. • She is also starring in "Goldengirl," low-cost, fast-acting ‘ The play opened Feb. 1 at the American Place Theater. thrown in. Castles-7:00-9:15 of the city’s school district, which was sued by the The diet McMahon and his wife a new movie partly financed by NBC, “The cliffhangers always leave me Classified Ad. U.A. Theater 2 — Love Shepard’s Hughes — called Henry Hackamore — is kept alive with transfusions of "guaranteed genius blood,” American Civil Liberties Union because of Christmas Victoria are on requires they eat cer­ Bug - 7:00-9:00 tain foods on certain days. So when 'm r m r : and has a fetish bout being infected from the outside programs containing religious hymns. E d M cM abon Queen Elizabelb U.A. Theater 3 — Movie, ^ g u e said r^igious carols sung with traditional Movie — 7:15-9:30 , AIRW AY , 2 world. He lives on pills, never opens curtains or windows, holiday music have a primary purpose that is secular, TV T o n ig h t Vernon Cine 1 — Up in is constantly plucking paper tissues — he’ll only walk ■yvwiw wijwjuwjigjai [ t r a v e l AGENCY neither advances nor inhibits sacred beliefs and does not Smoke — 7:20-9:10 457 CENTER ST. round the room with his feet in boxes of tissues — and the 6.-00 entangle the government with excess religion. Bogue also aNswfywsdQms a O a From Hare To Etamlly SD Captlonad ABC News 540-2500 only person he will allow to touch him is raul, his • •• • aThsOddCoupla q GEORGE C. SCOTT bodyguard-cum-nurse. found the singing of carols at Christmas was not offensive TV Ratings ___ eBradyBuyBunch 0 O v a rE a a y 9-30 12.-00 hJekar'stmd (XOnsDayAIATIms (S Rockford FUsa I School Bell Ringers— Hackamore’s body is so ravaged by time and misuse if done prudently. NEW YORK (UPI) - 7:29 a The Rlllaman ’’ MOniHOflf BumbBrlanil fam s I Ben's Big Top 1030 that the only thing that concerns him now is his soul. His “Naturally I feel overjoyed,” said Deming Smith, at­ The 10 top network televi­ ilVCanmunnyCoatgs SOalyNunibaia 12:30 IMyThrsaSont ^ O ^ A n d Carol In Nashville InSCOUNr PRKES Complete resistance is only token when Raul, who has been direc­ torney for the school district. “The opinion is in favor of sion programs for the week 730 (SMovIs "Rial In Cell Block the constitutionality of the schools’ policy and specificial- I Bonanza D PJd. Magailna pav ag rt 11" (1954) Neville Brand, Emile Travel Service SSliK ting the Hughes empire for years, shoots him after for­ ending Feb. 11, according gstwaoSss Meyer. ARTHUR'S ly of the use of Christmas carols in school programs.” p Carol Buman And Frfands (L M n g P M h IH M 't Im a T n a WHkNt lb'' cing him to sign in blood a will leaving everything to to the A.C. Nielsen Co., a:30 PtIMBsautyShow 12:37 Raul. “I’m devastated,” said Steve Pevar, lead counsel for were: DlUmliiey DNatthwadOama ( £ a Mannix the ACLU. "Judge Bogue is allowing students to sing P BowflnQ Fof DolifS itMUKkigdom Square Garden Manchester Evening Herat "Seduced" doesn’t have much to say, though anything 1: Mork & Mindy; 2: I Jaks Haas Qoapal Thns IB g M o n sy 12:45 Shepard writes is liable to seduce the listener into what they can’t recite. Someone should set the Bible to T h ree’s Com pany; 3: iOSNBCNam • O M aotM / Lahrar Raport IBrukia Wrap-Up (5) Movie "Touch 01 Salan" CIRCULATION HOURS Mon. - FrI. thinking it means more than it says. Director Jack music” to circumvent a 1963 U.S. Supreme Ckiurt decision Laverne & Shirley; 4; Hap­ iOvarasy i HolywoodSquaras 10:30 (1975) Michael Berry, Emby prohibiting prayers in public schools. JAdm-12 JNHL Hockey NBABaakalbra Mellay. 8;30 to 6:00 Gelber seems to think it’s an allegory. py Days; 5: Angie; 6: IT b T a o D o u ^ DELIVERY DEADLINES Pevar said he would review Bogue’s decision and then 0 Ths QRMtng Yaats S Amarfcan Lifsatyle 1.-00 5 :3 0 p.m . "E lv is” (ABC Sunday 6.-55 8.-00 1130 aaaTomorrow SAT. “most likely appeal. I can’t think of anything that will Movie); 7: "Backstairs at & Maws CD Edward Ths King (XfEaaasuNewi 1:10 ‘ 7:00 • 10:00 a.m . Music stop us.” the White House,” part 2 • EkMaBklugh yuThsOongShow d)Ko|Mc DELIVERY DEADLINE TTie ACLU filed a lawsuit about three weeks before Tin NBAfiMhattal^ 7 :3 0 a.rrr. (NBC Monday movie); 8: peas Naas aOckVanOyks O a S u p s M n a Hogan's Harass 2:13 Suggested Carrier Rate's ' Christmas against the school district, its board of educa­ Taxi; 9: MA-S-H; 10: Jlhs Brady Bunch Ths Shaksapaara Plays (3) Movie "When The Legends tion and Superintendent John Harris. DSABCNaas 1130 Die" (1972) Richard WIdmark, Payable in Advance Chefs specials for the week... Synthetic Sound "Gone With The Wind,” DOaingaama i930 ^ Your Turn S in g le c o p y ...... 1 5* Bogue later ruled against a temporary restraining part 2. Frederic Forresl. 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THE LITTLE ___‘EVir y Some composers of electronic music try to intimidate Rhurflna RMnlaaa ENGLISH MUFFINS ...Put It on your ‘Must See’ UsL..” the listener with explosive sounds in the base and on n i r a m r NABISCO VAiic h FRAHKFURTS by HfoiYor * lb- “ ••« . ond fi PACK — Betly Ryder drums, with cascading reverberations in the middle and RITZ u THEATRE OF Wav upper registers. Jarre does not use these crutches, so all i b * 1 . 1 9 b . 9 9 ® Slb.hanw * 1 1 .4 8 NOW PLAYING the person who puts "Equinoxe” on the turntable has to But Lo o s i* MANCHESTER, INC. do is sit back and enjoy the fine tonal harmonies and Serve poultry once or twice a week and cut your meat bill. Veribest Chicken Legs CRACKFRS 89c sometimes-subtle expressions. or Breasts and frestichickens. Frozert 10 to 12 and 20 lb. Turkeys, 4 to 6 lb. Turkey Two albums which use electronic sounds judiciously, Breasts and (jomish Hens. 4/99' ANNOUNCES yet move in the opposite direction of Jarre’s "Equinoxe,” CHIPS are Chic’s “C’est Chic” (Atlantic SD19209) and "Exotic SAVE AT nEMIRST ON GROCERIES AN Mysteries” by Lonnie Liston Smith (Columbia JC 35654). AHOY 99c LAND 9F LAKE S B U n E R ...... i b . * 1 . 3 9 ENTERTAINMENT BARGAIN At [Resent, Chic is the hottest band in the business, FRUIT DRINK BINGO with ”Le Freak” riding at the top of billboard’s chart of CAMPKELL’ST O M S O U P ...... A P 1 . U U «UHAW« TIMOTHY EDWARDS • WAKE UP. DARLING leading hits. Naturally, Chic has included “Le Freak” in COCONUT FEB.23»24 _ MARCHlkl jPO[>m«iAtt»6Mo>emTit the album as an incentive to buyers, but the other seven a m x n u MIDDLE SCHOOL tunes are satisfying, too. KRAKUSHAMS PLANTER'S CHOCOLATE 99c • TWELVE ANGRY MEN Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers on bass and guitar, COCKTAIL Pfc ) IS 1 IN HAY m i l T S o r SOUTH WINDSOH HIGH SCHOOL respectively, head up the Chic band and also compose and PEANUTS Reg. » L CHIP BELLS m s fUMaiK Ellen Alan arrange their music. Tony Thompson gets a full-time SIVHIKN COFFEE 3 lb. 6 . 9 9 HMFSMUN CAFETERIA workout on drums, the pulse of this recording. IN NOVEMBER Burstyn Alda TICKET SALES AT sib. 1 1 , 4 9 9 9 ® In addition to “Le Freak,” the album contains “Chic .* 2 .1 9 3 Plays THE Cheer,” “Savoir Faire,” “Happy Man,” ”I Want Your Savt 266 whtn you buy PBPPERIDOE FARM 17 os. VanIHa or Choc Cakot for HOSTESS FRfSH CUMBERUNO FARHS 4 (or 2 Tickets Love,” “At Last I Am Free,” ‘‘^m etim es You Win” and EARLY BIRD SPECIAL for STATE ARIWDRY 1.2R ... Too flrod to eook? Sarvo OroyMgo Pamw froton CMekan or Turfcoy ONLY $21. to each playl BROAD ST., HARTFORD "Funny Bone.” Although the session is strongly masculine, three dis­ P lo t... 12 OS. plog 1.39 ... 21 o i. ploo 2.5R FRUIT POTATO IS)* TICKET OPEN DMLY llk iU L taffers — Marianne Carroll, Cheryl Hong and Karen 7:45 P.M. omai 30 Uora PInehuret Spaefsfs...... Kae p Your Shalvae Pull PIES , CHIPS M all to: Milne — form the Chic Strings for smooth contrasts. The drum is also the heart of Lonnie Liston Smith’s fine GOLD MEDAL 15 REGULAR GAMES The Little Theatre of Manoheater, Inc. General Admission • •3 9 LIVES MAXWELL HOUSE 0 5 SPECIAL GAMES Post Office Box 1405 album. The opening “Space Princess” sets a fast pace, orP IU S B U R Y CATFOOD INSTANT COFFEE Reg. W Manchester, Connecticut 06040 but the action slows on “Quiet Moments,” setting it up IWoa.ieam 10oi.|ar I Reg. 35' Reserved-* 5 for Smith’s piano solo on “Magical Journey.” FLOUR • 3 5 0 ® ® N am e MATINEES “Mystical Dreamer” is a musical bouquet for Miles 4 P 1 . 0 0 5 1 6 9 ® • 3 . 9 9 WED. thru SAT 1:30 EVENING Davis, composed by Smith with heavy emphasis on Wt RIMIVt IHt RIGHi 10 IMII (lUtllllllES ME JttM IHROIKH lEI. II. W. TOTM. CASH PRIZES A d d re s s PERFORMANCES Donald Smith’s flute. CYCLE MEIRT KITCHEN SUN. & MON. 2:00 A highlight of this session is a duet between Smith on DOB FOOD C ity B eAMAM SSATtmSe THIS STtHACrKml CORNED BEEF HASH...... S tate \\cm oasm$soems*rreecTiomosnv MON. 6:30 P.M. acoustic piano and Steve Thornton on percussion. #1.2, lo r 4 •••••• MERRY KITCHEN Q A e 2 TURKEYS ?!E_ Telephone SHUHLE SERVICE WED.-SUN. 7:45 P.M. 3 | ® 1 . 0 9 , TO SB QIViN AWAY AS ROAST BEEF HASH ...... con 9 9 FOR MATINEES ONLY ...... ewAYLXigiM;...... ( ) BUI m e fo r $ _ ^^’Sentimental Journey^ Set Additional FREE parking across from the STERNOAPINEMT. DOOR PRIZES ( ) M aster C ha rge Aetna on Capitol Avenue Interbank no.. FOR SOUTH WINDSOR - The South Windsor Friends for FIREPLACE P O S T S BRAN a A a account n o . ______! ------e x p lr- FREE shuttle bus service to Music will present its seventh annual dance. "Sentimen­ Family stylo wHh roM na...... D o * MEE REFRESHMENTS and from the Armory. TICKET tal Journey" Feb. 23. Dancing will be from 8:30 to 9:30 LOGS eaaibemad fkms S lg n a lu re INFORMATION with music by the High School Stage Band and from 9:30 open here at 302 Main 8 am Thurs, Fri. and Sat. and Thurs. and Fri. 1200 stores there's one near you! lain M iilS iiiiriln warn RIND A p.m. to 1 'a.m. with music by the 17-piece Fantastic till Eight. Open 7 diys for your convenience FOR INFORMATION CALL ID STBBIN a m m m A n v m Faculty Band, ieaturing the nostalgic big band sound. TEL2SB-2701 Heservations can be made by calling Pam Elliot. 644- s n s e n E PtEASECALLTHEATRE 278-1110 2083, or Jan Murtha. 644-0364. FOR SCREEN TIMES PINEHURST GROCERY IHC. PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Feb. 14, 1979 Lobbyist Labels EVENING HERALD. Wed., Feb. 14. 1979 - PAGE TWENTY-ONE Proposal as Tax Directors Criticize Tact ECHS Posts Honor Roll Mexico City Growing , MANCHESTER -The East c02l*irHl llonnrN Ky Unile17.83 VDWON Byrum. U.S. Attorney Richard J. EULmenthal said afteH the Also Sarah Quinn, Heidi • Fun Eiercitc Plan • DicitCompilcd Eacluiively byOurDktitian 875-6211 Racine, Nicholas Recesso, •NoDitrobing • IndividualProgrammini • NoCoilract»loSign has now had his long Shawn Recesso, James Redd, • Phytkianv' Inquirkt Invhed about Our MED Method i" f will not per Patricia Schuhl, Daren Sears, (Closing Early mil individuals like Mr. Schiff to willfully violate the law Deidre Shearer. under the guise of tax revolt. ■owieineiaw Also Carol Sloan, Wayne WETHERSFIELD - All To Mr. Schiff's way of thinking, any taxpayer could Smith, Wendy Strattm en, Joanne Thompson, Kim Motor Vehicle Department Ins taxes. If an individual could violate the offices will close at 12:30 ' 8 9 .4n tfanei Tucker, Maria Tyo, Tracy ItSAUO fUs. rtk s ^ ‘he cost and Varrick. p.m., Friday for the and order in our society wwld be prohibitive, Blumenthal said. Also Wendy Wolfe, Allison Washington's Birthday 643-2711 Putnam Bridge Plaza E. Hartford holiday weekend, accor­ He said “nothing in the Constitution or public policy Woodhousc, Elizabeth Woods, 569-3522 Dana Zackin. ding to an MVD 9» Bih Grade , spokesman. Broad St., Manchaatar, Ct. Pond Skating iDue Brenda Allen, Laura The offices will reopen at AMERICA’S FINEST CLOCKMAKER 647-9906 SINCE 1813 XL-2 Automatic Twln-Jldager* control. Barrett, Diana Beaulieu, 8:30 a.m. Tuesday and will Dollar Automatic chain oiling YOU SA V E SALE Patrick Breen, Bart Carlson, be open regular hours the Post Rd. Plaza, Rta 30, Vernon Springs Pond can be opened for ice skating, 12" Power Tip* Bar. Su per E Z * Automatic Lightweight, heavy- Lisa Christensen, Mark remainder of the week. S a v e r VALENTINE’S PRICE duty performer. Both Y f l l l C A I f C SALE Ernest Tureck, park superintendent, said ^ List Prlc« 9144.95 Coulter, Patricia Crowley, 871-2660 And today is one of those days. •18 •126.95 automatic and manual I U U 9 I I W C PRICE MONFll»uf.SATmDAYS9tol DAY puanE chain oiling. - S O I f l f l •218.951 Proving that there are some pluses to this recent frigid (OMmi Ll.l Price $249.95 ** • eWV FACTORY weather, Tureck said the pond will open at 3 p.m. today m XL-12 Thoroughly proven for power, for ice skating. ^ SALE Super 2 Auto TWo-Triggers. 20% more power performance. Over a V f l l l C A I I E Sales and OUTLET About three acres of the pond in front of the lodge have ^Vljve Got Something 14" bar, rubber coated ^___ S A L E million in use. l U U O l l W E PRICE Service b e ^ groomed and cleared for skating, he said. comfort handle. YOU SA V E PRICE U.t Price $259.95 S 9 1 • 2 2 8 .8 8 1 \ I Century TV SALE ^ e area should be open for skating until 9 p m Ybur Mother Never Told You About... Su p er X L Automatic %ame quality features Llll Prlca tieg.SS • 2 1 •lA S .R S SALE OF FLOOR Last Mawn the pond could not be used for skating at as XL-12, plus manual y n i i C J U f i ; and automatic oiling. l U U w A V E PRICE ;1 9 7 8 :.2 ^ CONSOLE & MODULAR SAMPLE all. In the th^ 1976-1977 season, however, a banner year The Precision Haircut. NEXT TO 7-11 there were 23 days of skating on the pond. ^ ’ 150 Autom atic 2.6 cubic Inch Hemi-head (SAFE-T-TIP* optional) S 9 0 311 G REEN RD. GRANDFATHER Prw islon haircutting is our method of cutting your engine delivers steady, List Price $189.95 CO •161.851 Skating wdl also be permitted today at the Center p u $ m MANCHESTER, CT. DIANA TYSZKA-Owner dependable power. YOU SA V E Only Homelite Chain Saws have the CLOCKS AND hair in harmony with the way it grows. Sure your hair CIV StEREO CLEARANCE - FEATURING w entua ly grows out, but with a precision haircut it Uit Price $209.95 SAFE-T-TIP* When the SAFE-T-TIP is in place KlTHCni •UNISEX HAIR CUTTING- •COLOR OTHER CLOCKS •28 *183.99 your Homelite cannot kick back. uoesn t lose Its shape. in n OF ALL TYPES STYLING •FROSTINGS List And broause your hair falls naturally into place •PERMANENT WAVING List Mon. Feb. I2ih thru You won t have to keep fussing with It. •HENNA A (ol ttf Stm*!* itir.» \v r \ lillli* Prin*! Sal. Feb. 17th •HAIR CONDITIONING... * 3 9 9 ! :: *229!! SALE HOURS: 10-5 Mon. thru Thurs.. FLETCHER (H A S S C O HomefiteeThe Chain Saw King. FRFF DRAWINfi 10-8 Fri.. 10-5 Sal. All of U 8 at Ultimate I care about Om n Ytm HotMAMCHIITBI Here's where to find if. i R U m i i n U THOMASTON ONI.Y: 12-5 Sun. Feb. our clients and their hair. We SALEPRiCE I OURS I8ih. ^ y ’'1'’and Performance, we shampoo, precl- AU movtments euaranifrd/or one tw . *1110 GLASS SERVICE believe In shiny healthy hair In the lUUMTUW TOfS ^ '0 '’ S14.00 $ 2 7 5 0 0 $ 1 6 9 0 0 "'""mPfSScSSKMf*nil INCtOtMU-SKCUl * Mm “"Vim FREE DRAWING best, of donditlon to show off our design haircuts. Therefore, we use THE W.G.! SNA ATLANTIC ST6VE P lu s Tax i MODEL IF35. INCLUDES 3 LENOTHS STOVE PIPE Plu s Tax ^^STER649-4521) OANIUI RUTtS the best products available. Come Ttw NOTTINGHAM • Hod«l JHSOZP V------y i»ftutoiimALmUIOIIITIAL I AND REFRACTOR. RETAIL LIST PRICE I2S4.96. In and meet our competent staff of Country Stylo. SimutatBd wood DfCANTlR* I DRAWING TO BE HELD MONDAY MARCH 6,1879 cabinot, graintd PBOan finish. NUUNI GLENNEYCO. RIPRODUCTIONO I AT 4:00 PM at aach location. professionals. EttiMtes Oadly Qvm HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER NAME .... FOR AN APPT., 20"’CENTURY TV OWN M.F 1.5:10 PLASTICd IN STOCK C o m m a n d Pertorm aiici MANY RADIOS AT 135 SO. MAIN ST. THOMASTON CT. thur. til IM 3/irx 1/4" MANCHESTER ELLINQTON ADDRESS. 176 BURNSIDE AVE SAT. I ■ IM 335 N. Mein St. Rt. 63 Wm I Rd CALL and BARGAIN BASEMENT STOCK SHEETS OR CUT SIZES S49-5253 675-6213 EAST HARTFORD. CT 06108 M M

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Help Wanted Library Board Stunned < NOTICES 13 Help Wanted 13 Halo Wanted 13 SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- MACHINIST- Experienced SECRETARY- Gilead Hill Lo$l and found Bxcellent Part Time work. Lathe Operator. Set up and School. Hebron 7:30 to 3:30 Will train. Call Manchester work from Blue Prints. First p.m.. including summer. $2.91 LOST - KEYS. Lllley Street 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. shift. Overtime available. to $3.41 per hour. Call 228-9458, By Possible Budget Hikii^ area. If found call 644-0^ Paid Health Insurance after 6 p.m. Reward. SECRETARY - Part time Program. Inquire: Chapel LOCAL COMPANY BvJl'MvTO^Il’KINS mornings, Vernon Circle area. Tool Company. 81 Woodland LOOKING for trainee in .say. What if you get a bargaining been living a champagne program LOST- 1/28/79, honey colored, Typing, and machine Street. Manchester, Conn. 646- collections. 6 months’ lleruld ltl•|Hlrl<■r unit in four months?" with a beer budget." Dean said. He long haired male cat. Call 649- transcription a must. Send 5836. experience. Good benefits, ad­ 4226, evenings. Reward. resume to Box AA, c/o vancement, Call 646-1213. MANCHESTER — The library He was reminded by board said he thought the quality of service Manchester Herald. EXPERIENCED STOCK board was stunned Tuesday night to member John Bagley that the Board had been cut and ".spread loo thin," / LOST - SMALL FEMALE CLERKS- Part time, mor­ H(5USECLEANING PERSON hear head librarian John Jackson's of Directors has to approve the Bagley said he didn't disagree with SIBERIAN HUSKY in the NURSES AIDES- Full time, nings; also experience part - Reliable, with references. 1980-81 budget request for 8519,746. a budget. that, and added it may be necessary vicinity of Forest Ridge Con­ all shifts. Experience time afternoon Cashiers. App­ Own transportation. 1 or 2 15,4 percent increase over this year's "We could be accused of unfair to reduce some of the library ser­ dominiums. Red and white preferred, but training w ill be ly in person to: U Save Foods. days per week. Call 646-1053. with blue eyes. Reward. 643- given. Apply in person: East 725 East Middle Turnpike, or 649-8023. budget. labor practice by stating a salary vices. 1910. Hartford Convalescent Home, Manchester. Quick to react was board member scale," ' Bagley said. ‘‘We are Dean replied that the board should 745 Main Street, East Hart­ CLERK-TYPIST - Part time Marge Flynn with "What! Noway! It providing funds within our budget to (‘onsider how it's going to alipcatc LOST- 4 month old female ford. REAL ESTATE SALES position. Performs substan­ ASSOCIATE needed to help would be damaging to the board." work with. It's perfectly above the money to give the best service. Brittney Spaniel, vicinity of tial amount of typing and dis­ French Road and Birch Moun­ PART TIME - No nights. No stall our office. As member of tribution of Customers After considerable discussion, the board." "Let's maintain quality," he said. tain Rd., Bolton. Brown and weekends. Long holidays. July MLS and Group I, we will Orders. Invoices, Bills of board moved to ask Jackson to resub­ The vote for budget revision was Flynn suggested use of volunteers, f/. train you (or a very successful Lading, and Shipping Labels. white. Answers to "Brandy". and August off. Many re tire m it his proposed budget to show a 6.5 unanimous only after William E. and added, "Another alternativd is to Probably picked up in the gentlemen and housewives career in Real Estate. Call May perform other routine Mr. Zinsser at 646-1511. percent increase plus the cost of two Buckley, who hesitated at first: final­ organize a ‘friends of the library' woods by Skiers or Snow- enjoy driving school buses, clerical functions. Apply between 1-4 p.m., to: Rogers additional positions needed. The two ly said, "I am uncertain about this, mobilers. Reward. 649-9329. WHY NOT YOU? We w ill group to raise money for specific EXPERIENCED PRESS Corporation, Mill Street, but I will waive mv doubts and sup­ train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or positions call for a special clerical packages." LOST LADIES WALLET- OPERATOR for short run Manchester, Conn. Equal Op­ port it . ” Manchester, 643-2414.4. full time person and a library Board member Mary LeDuc said Saturday at Top Notch Store. stampings. Apply H & B Tool portunity Employer M/F. & Engineering Co., 168 Forest technical assistant (20 hours a Earlier in the meeting, Buckley she Nyould hate to see the library Manchester. Nurses Pins and BUS DRIVERS - will train if St,. Manchester. Equal Oppor­ P A R T T IM E Wind Ravaged Bridge week I, both costing a total of $9,758, said that the town manager had hours cut, but maybe that's the only other papers of value to owner necessary. Apply 90 only. Will the person who tunity Employer, M/F. MAINTENANCE PERSON- Jackson said. made it clear that some department Brookfield Street, South Wind­ Waves still pound against the remainder of way the budget could be kept down. found or took the wallet from sor. Call 289-5918. Monday thru Friday. 9 a.m. to bridge was ripped apart, and the western At first, Flynn proposed cutting budgets may exceed the 6 percent Bagley turned in his seat to the customer, call 644-8455, or APPLIANCE TECHNICIAN- 1 p.m. Apply to Tacorral, 246 the Hood Canal bridge near Port Gamble, For major appliance retailer. floating section sank in about 300 feet of back "right down the lin e " in an ae- lim it he has set, and others less, and attending staff members and told return to store. PART TIME, Do you have 2 Broad Street. Manchester. that the 6 percent may refer to the hours a day? Work at home on Contact Steve, days. Call 643- Washington, Tuesday after 100 miles-an-hour count that includes books, records, them the board isn't insensitive to Brock Adams, secretary of transportation, 2171. water. The bridge was closed to traffic at 2 sum total. “ But I don't think that The vehicle is part of the federal Energy Personals 2 the phone servicing our PART TIME NIGHT COOK - windtook out the western half of the span, the microfilm, and maybe putting some the staff's feelings. 5 p.m. til closing. 20 to 25 per a m. and broke up at about 7 a.m. (UPI) gives us much hope. It's most unwise talks with Dr. Maxine Savitz, deputy assis­ Department s $94 million program to develop customers in your spare time. longest floating bridge in the nation. The photo) things on hold. "My personal concern has always tant secretary of conservation and solar RIDE WANTED TO 249-7773. CADWELL & JONES INC. - week. No experience Board member Mary LeDuc to expect that in an inflationary been that the lib ra ry board is in a an engine with 30 percent improvement in HAMILTON STANDARD, Manufacturing & Distribution necessary. Apply to Tacorral. firm, located in easily reminded the board that in most period, these financial miracles can applications, in front of a 1977 Opel Rekord. fuel economy. (UPI photo) Windsor Locks, 7:30 to 4:00. BOOKKEEPER 246 Broad Street, Manchester very peculiar position, " he said. "We accessible Manchester area, be accompli.shed. We have to face the Call 643-5686. ACCOUNTS payable, nations, books are considered "a do not have authority to rai.se money seeks alert, well organized FULL TIME DAY SOOK- fact that there are only two items in receivable. Automotive frill, and that's what the Board of for the library. It has to be the Board WANTED WOMEN experience helpful. Minimun 5 person with good Secretarial Monday thru Friday, 9 a.m to Truck Failure Ruled Out Directors would think. " she said. the budget where we can cut salary, of Directors' decision." BOWLERS- Sunday night, years full-tim e recent skills. Fair math aptitude, 5 p.m. No experience with at least 2 years The proposed budget does not in­ and books, pitcures and records." He Non-Oil Auto Is Needed mixed league, 830 Parkade bookkeeping experience. necessary. Apply to Tacorral. added that the board will probably Lancs. Call Jim 649-8730. Career position, excellent ad­ experience to handle detail 246 Broad Street, Manchester. clude any personnel salary increase, work in specialized depart­ have to dip largely into the book Jai Alai vancement 527-8246. which prompted reaction from the ment. Will train for advance­ MUNSONS CANDY budget. As Fatal Crash Cause six staff members present. MEN AND WOMEN $150 per ment. Call Mr. Gordon, 643- KITCHEN is now accepting "We cannot un ilaterally set salary In reconstructing the budget. Dean Hearing week to show our equipment 0644 for application. applications for part time To Keep Mobility: Adams employment. Hours are 4 - 8 asked the board to consider five and supplies. No sales By CHA RM K MAVNARI) major significance was responsible scale until the library employees The town engineering department •••••••••••••••••••••••••• necessary. Apply Electrolux, SHORT ORDER COOK- Monday thru Friday and 8 form a union, " board chairman Leo areas — working hours, volume use, BOSTON (UPI) — Americans will Breakfast and Lunch. Ht'rald Krporirr for the crash. In the Thursday will be surveying the area of the Allowed and government agencies late r began Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 1123 Main Street, East Hart­ hours on Saturday or Sunday. Diana said, explaining this was upon group support, staff reorganization, begin losing mobility shortly after automotive summit in Washington Experienced, Apply in person 20-24 hors per week. Call for evening accident, 23-year-old Jeffrey crash to determine the topography of discussions aimed at coming up with ford or call 528-3869 between GLASTONBURY — Investigators advice from the Town Attorney. He and setup of uie the pnysicaiphysical lacillty.facility iimHARTFORD iirw iiLf lu (UPI) ru —- nA ndiuuiuHartford this spring, only: La Strada West, 473 appointment 649-4332. Larsen of Manchester, a former the road, he .said. With more ac­ 1985 unless U.S. automakers invent a MONEY FOR ANY 10 am and 4 pm. have ruled out the possibility of a "Are we making the best use of the Superior Court judge has ruled the some good prospects fo r cars of the Hartford Road, Manchester. Glastonbury resident, was killed. explained that if a salary scale were car that doesn't depend on high- Adams said it also will help him WORTHWHILE REASON- mechanical m alfunction as the cause curate calculations. he said, in­ libraries,lihr»rinc " " r$a>xn Dean asked. state ctofA rromin/rgaming oommiooiAvncommission can hold »a future. BAYSITTEB NEEDED- Call Rugens said Tuesday death was the set, the bargaining unit could use it priced foreign oil. Transportation form a new "national motor vehicle We will arrange financing BABYSITTER NEEDED- 11 of the Feb. 1 crash which left one vestigators could determine how fast Some of the experts, however, ATTENTION - Need 2 people anytime after 6 p.m., 646-0767. as a negoitating tool. "Once a peti­ He told the board that over the past hearing on whether Milford Jai Alai p o lic y " he hopes to send to President with our many sources of $. AM to 5 PM, Monday thru result of impact, and not becau.se of the vehicle had In be going if it Secretary Brock Adams warned responded cooly to Adams' remarks. Quick, confidential service. over 21. Immediate employ­ man dead, a police spokesman said tion is filed, we cannot set a salary," .several years while the budget has has submitted financial records Carter next year. Friday. Near Verplanck burns. started to spin. Tuesday. When you think of money, ment. This is not a fancy ad. JOB IMPROVEMENT Tuesday. required by the commission. “ I cannot be convinced that School in Manchester. Call he .said. increased from 5 to 8 percent, the Adams urged some of the nation’s Joan Claybrook, head of the think of ATLANTIC COA$^T we simply want a person who OPPORTUNITY- East Hart­ The victim's body was charred so The accident occurred at S:57 p.m. redesigning the automobile should be after 5, 647-9116. Officer Anthony Rugens. in charge George Dean, a library staff cost of operating the lib ra ry program Judge Norris O'Neill Tuesday National Highway Traffic Safety Ad­ FINANCIAL SERVICES. Just needs a permanent job. Ad­ ford. We’re looking for a badly police could not make positive near the vicinity of 1509 Hebron Ave. top automotive experts attending a of the investigation, said the wrecked has gone up more than that. refused to grant a court order the the No. 1 priority in terms of meeting call 647-1122. vancement opportunity. Call "Person Friday” , who would identification until Larsen's dental member who is one of the par­ two-day conference to work with the ministration, said the policy will ‘set PART TIME HELP needed as fire pumper and pickup truck in­ between Bell and Strickland streets. future needs for o il," Trevor Jones, between 10 am. and 3 pm. - enjoy working in a small ticipants in applying for a bargaining "I think the tim e has fin a lly hit us fronton requested to bar the commis­ the course” for future, and may in­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• cashier and clerk in patent records were examined. The fire pumper was traveling west government to "speed development 528-3869. E.O.E. friendly office, 35 hour week, volved in the accident were that the library board has got to look sion from holding a hearing. The vice president of engineering for medicine and tobacco The exact cause of the crash has unit, said, "If I was on the Board of of an energy-stretching, life-saving, clude new fuel economy standards Monday thru Friday. Types 40 examined last Friday by Robert on Hebron Avenue responding to a TRW Automotive Worldwide of I I EMPLOYMENT departments. Apply in person, Directors and this came to me. I'd at the program and decide if we can fronton claimed it was unclear what and other regulations beyond 1985. AVON - To become a wpm, office experience s till not been determined. Rugens chimney fire on Johnny Cake Lane. It people-pleasing car " by the 1990s. Cleveland, said during one panel dis­ Parkade Liggett Rexall. Cromwell of Cromwell Engineering afford to keep open so much. We've information the commission wanted. The auto companies have been representative call 822-8083 desirable but not necessat^. said. collided with the eastbound pickup "The most compelling motive in cussion. Help Wanted 13 collect for details. Willing to learn diversified of­ of Bloomfield and an assistant. fighting the federal agencies trying BANK TELLER- "We re trying to narrow it down. " he and the truck's gas tank "apparently our quest for a better car is the stark He said the nation’s financial fice procedure. Many fringes, Their day-long investigation. to get them to ease up on federal Experienced or will train. including Paid Hospitalization said, "and elim inate as many things ruptured " on im pact, police .said the fact that we are running out of what WANTED - Gas station atten­ GRIT BLASTERS WANTED - Rugens said, revealed that no resources should be put instead into emissions, safety and fuel economy Apply in person: South Wind­ salary open. Kor interview as can possibly happen." our motor vehicles run on," Adams dant, full or part time. Experienced preferred. Call mechanical malfunction of any day after. % Manchester Public Records developing oil from shale and coming Mature, responsible person sor Bank & Trust Company, call Mrs. Palmer, at 289-9576. said in his opening remarks. standards that General Motor's 633-9474. Connecticut Hard- Rugens said the rush hour traffic up with other alternate fuels. for third shift. References face & Metallizing Corp.. 1033 John Fitch Blvd., South claims will add $900 to the cost of a Windsor. An Equal Opportuni­ had ended before the accident oc­ V\ arrunly both of Chichester, N.H, (Jiiilcliiiin (li'cdN “As oil supplies become exhor- “ Redesigning the automobile is a Call 871-1698. Glastonbury. SALESWOMAN For Greeting St,, no conveyance tax. car by 1985. ty Employer. Card Department. Prefer curred. It was cold night, but not Harold W. Petschke and property at 205 Kennedy Ralph J. Barber Sr, to bitantly expensive or unavailable in near-term solution, " Jones said. Diane Jaworski to Benito Adams said the Department of TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. TEXAS OIL CO. needs experience with Hallmark Andover Man Honored rainy and the roads were dry. Laura G. Petschke to Road. $90.20 conveyance Janis K. Barber, property sufficient supplies, the mobility of A. Pagani Sr., property at "Eventually we ll need alternate Transportation plans to spend $100 Apply 81 Commerce Street, mature person. We train. FULL TIME PATENT Controls. Reed’s, Parkade. Rugens, who is investigating his Kenneth A. Jaworksi and tax. at 185-187 Maple St., no A m e ric a n s a fte r 1985 w ill be medicine clerk needed. Some 125 E. Center St., no con­ fuels for the alternate vehicles." million a year to promote private Glastonbury, PTG Company. Write A.U. Dick, Box 789, Ft. third fatality in his four and half Diane P. Jaworski, proper­ 3-S Construction Inc, to conveyance tax. reduced," he said. Transportation officials said they Telephone 633-7631. Worth, Tex. 76101. retail experience necessary. ADDRESSERS - STUFFERS veyance tax. research and development of new Apply in person, Parkade With Invention Award years with the force, said the state ty at 16 E. E ldridge St.. L e v itt C onstruction Co. John F. Stasko to . More than 500 scientists, engineers hoped the conference w ill produce a $50 - $250 weekly possible Mechanir'x lien engines, alternate fuels and new body RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to I Liggett Rexall. working at home. Free police have cooperated with the $49,900. Inc., property on Kent Constance Stasko, property and other experts from the auto in­ “ pool of ideas" that w ill lay the AVAILABLE OPENINGS - General Building Supply ddsigns for future cars. shifts. Good pay, good For part time, working with details, rush self addressed town's investigation. They supplied a Rodger P. Nordblom and D rive. $22,500. at 65 Durant St., no con­ dustry, independent research groups groundwork for a top level BOOKKEEPER- FULL EAST HARTFORD - John ture framing device on which patent Co., East H artford, against benefits and working con­ flowel-s, Friday, Saturday and stamped envelope: Allstate helicopter as local police took aerial Russell J. Foeglin, Barney T. Peterman Sr. veyance tax. ditions. Apply in person, Ver­ Sunday. Work one or all three CHARGE- Immediate Mailing, P.O. Box 8520 EN-4. Pfanstiehl of Route 87, Andover, will is pending, Pfanstiehl, self Acousti-Tech Systems, opening for Bookkeeper thru photographs of the .scene and donated trustees of Urban and Barney T. Peterman Constance Stasko to John non Manor, 180 Regan Road, days. Car a necessity. Contact Pembroke Pines, Fla. 33024. be presented the "New Product employed, is also w orking on 17 other Vernon, $1,593.36, property Trial Balance, Good salary, portable .scales to weigh the vehicles. Associates, to Richard M. Jr. to Vincent R. In- F. Stasko, property at 50 INDEX Vernon. S.D.R. Enterprises, Andover. Award " by the president of the products in 12 separate fields. at 166 E. Middle Turnpike. benefits. DAVID JAMFS Piantanida, property at Industry Experts Say NOTICES Conn., telephone 742-9965. INDIVIDUALS NEEDED To Rugens said the pumper, which candella and Camille In- Foxcroft D rive, no con­ PERSONNbL, 649-7000, Inventors Club of America at the The meeting will be at the Com­ Fi'deral lax lien 1 — Lott and Found CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC 405-413 H a rtfo rd Road, work as Homemaker-Home weighed 27.000 pounds as oppo.sed to candella, both of East veyance tax. 2 — PoftontH - Experienced only. Top EXPERIENCED Health Aides in agency ser­ monthly meeting of the Mark Twain munity Room of the library, 840 Main Internal Revenue Ser­ 3 — Announcomonta PRtSS OPERATOR- 4.000 pounds for the pickup, was not $37.95 conveyance tax. Hartford, property at 676 Manchester State Bank wages, iteply: Atlas Tile, 1862 MACHINISTS- and/or TOOL ving. 10 towns East of The Chapter tonight at 7:30 in the East St. and the public is invited. The vice against Ronald 4 — Entartiinmant Familiar with A B Dick and overweight the day of the crash Edward j. Evangelista Hillstown Road. $74,500. to Diane P, Jaworski, New Car Plans Wrong 5 — Auction! Berlin Tpke., Wethers MAKERS - ^ p ly in person: H River. Car essential. Mileage Hartford Fhiblic Library. guest speaker is Alexander T. Haugh, Eyeglass Boutique. & B Tool & Engineering Com­ Multi Equipment, in East and Doris C. Evangelista property at 125 E. Center Hartford. Call 528-9426. reimbursement. Training Nationally, only a few such awards Marinaccio. national president. 232 Spencer St., $4,166.42 FINANCIAL RN-LPN wanted for full or pany. 168 Forest Street, provided. Will consider part to Cecelia M. Danigelis, 6 — BondS'Stocka'Mortgagea part time on all shifts. Apply are given each year and these are There will be demonstrations of in­ BOSTON (UPI) — Key auto industry resources should be targeted toward 9 ~ Personal Loans Manchester. An Equal Oppor­ timers. Phone 643-9511. Wouth Windsor, property 10 — Insurance director of nursing. Salmon- tunity Employer. M/F. AUTO BODY MAN - normally presented at the awards ventions and products by Pfanstiehl experts say it w ill take new, plentiful fuels developing oil from shale and coming up Experienced only. All Now A (Ml Know at Northfield Green Con­ brook Convalescent Home, off OFFICE CLERK for mail banquet, but exception is made to and others. and not a revolutionary automobile to EMPLOYMENT benefits. Apply: Woodland dominium , $47,500. with other alternative fuels. 13 — Help Wanted House Street, Glastonbury. ENGINEER. MECHANICAL. room. Xeroxing plus various honor Pfanstiehl during National The Mark Twain Chapter serves all Th Battle of Waterloo was not meet the nation’s future energy demands. 14 — Business Opportunities Please call 633-5244. Auto B o ^ , 1208 Burnside David S. Reznick and “ Redesigning the automobile is a near Must have Associates Degree. office functions. Apply: Arbor Inventor's Week, Feb. 11-17. 15 — Siiualton Wanted Growing company has Avenue. East Hartford. 528- of Connecticut. The president is fought at W aterloo, but in a village in ‘"There w ill not be a m iracle car to save term solution,” Jones said, "eventually 4141. Acres Farm Inc.. Susan C. Reznick to NURSES AIDES wanted for requirement for engineer to The award is given for a Bruce Chelsey, 43 S. Highland St., Belgium, two miles to the south. us from the energy crisis, and to say we’ll need alternate fuels for the alternate EOllCAtlON_ Marlborough Road, Glaston­ William D. Leonhardt Jr. 16 — Private t.fiaUucttonl^ full time on all shifts. Apply work with Industrial Heal West Hartford. otherwise is plain misleading,” a Ford bury. Conn. EOE. deocrative/functional poster and pic­ vehicles.” 19 —^cAoflTs'Classes ’ director of nursing. Salmon- Treating Furnaces. KEY PUNCH OPERATOR - and ChervI A. Leonhardt, 2 t r ^ Instructions Wanled- Motor Co. executive said Tuesday. Ford Research Vice President W. Dale brook Convalescent Home, off Rebuilding, Modifications, 5496 experience helpful. ^ REAL ESTATE Apply: Gaer Brothers, 140 ■ The remark, made privately between Compton said the auto industry for years 2 ^ — Condomlnitpa House Street, Glastonbury. Sales Assistance, some 23 — Homes for sale, - Please call 633-5244. Design work. Excellent Rye Street, South Windsor, sessions of a two day national conference has been working on news cars capable of 24 — Lois-Land fOTSaie Conn, 25 V- IfYveslmeni Property pound floor opportunity for Hearings Due on Bills on the future of the American automobile using new, replenishible fuels. TYPIST The Amazing Kreskin 26 — BustneaO'roperty SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for bright versatile engineer who reflected the widening gap between He said new ideas will be phased in 27 —_ Resort Property South Windsor. W ill train. likes “ Hands-On Approach", HARTFORD (UPI) in which to draft proposals 28 — Reel Estate'Wanted minimum three-year the World's moat famed mentallst automotive researchers and Department Apply 9 Brookfield Street or Full benefit company. (?all The public w ill be able to that can be acted on as gradually in the coming years but will not MISC. SERVICES' Part time typist wanted to sentence for a first offense. 30 — Travel ' call 289-5918. after 12 noon. 289-1588 ask for Martha. In- have its say on bills to es- and authority In the field of ESP of Transportation officials who want “ spring up overnight.” work 20-30 hours per committee bills. Second offenders would 31 — Services Ottered dustronics, 489 Sullivan Ave., automakers to "reinvent the car” by the ,3 2 — PambiYg.Papering Area Advisor week. Hours flexible. tablish mandatory will perform on February 15, 1979, at the Speaking to newsman Tuesday, Adams South Windsor. The committee also receive 5- to-10 years and turn of the century. '•33 —^ BolTding-Contracting NURSES AIDES - Full time, Work consists mainly of sentences, crack down on said he was disappointed with the auto in­ F^oofng-Siding and part time. 7-3 and 11-7. planned to hold hearings third offenders would be East Hartford High School Auditorium typing orders and oc­ repeat criminal offenders Fuel experts participating in the dustry’s record concerning development 35 —. Heeting.Plumbing Experienced preferred, but COMPUTER Needed to d a y on a b a tc h o f given 10- to-20 years. at 8:00 p.m. 36 — Flooring casional letters for sales and toughen arson laws. meeting predicted any new exotic cars of new technology. 37 — Moving*Trucking-Slorage we will train. Apply in person: APPLICATIONS PERSON previously approved bills. S tiffe r sentences and the 38 — Services Wanted department. Should be (Exit 92 off 1-86) would be worthless if new sources of "The auto companies are muscle bound East Hartford Convalescent wanted to assist in develop­ The Legislature's One is a proposal by. the Home, 745 Main Street, East ment of computer Part Time able to type 40-50 words elimination of indeter­ energy were not developed. MISC. FOR SALE Judiciary Committee, committee's House chair­ Presented by by their size and their wealth,” Adams Hartford. applications. No program­ Start at 2:30 PM per minute accurately. minate sentences for ‘‘I cannot be convinced that redesigning 40 — Household Goods working to approve dozens the Manchester Community College said, “ and to innovate is very difficult for 41 — Articles for Sale ming experience necessary. Hourly rale, year round man. Rep. Richard repeat or chronic offenders 23 hours per week of bills before a 5 p.m, Student Program Board the automobile should be the No. 1 them. 42 — Building'Supplies EXPERIENCED Some knowledge of computers position. Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, to would be required in other 43 — Pels -Birds* Dggs helpful. Part time year round Call Jeanne priority,” Trevor Johns, vice president of “ I just want them to lift their sights a 44 — Musical Inatrumenta MACHINISTS & LATH E deadline Tuesday, also make sexual assault Tickets: students, $3.00 position, excellent salary and proposals. engineering for TRW Automotive World little higher.” 45 — Bools & Accessories OPERATORS- Full or part Manchester Apply at agreed to set hearings for between spouses and per­ general admission, $4.00 46 Sporting Goods equal opportunity employer The committee also ap­ Wide of Cleveland, said during one panel time. Excellent benefits. App­ Evening Herald NOBU a WESTBROOK later this month on bills The Transportation Secretary later 47 — Garden Products ly in person at: 1422 Tolland IWf/F. Applications may be ob­ sons who live together a proved for public hearings discusssion. 46 — Antiques 20 Westbrook Street allowing state police to delivered a major policy statement on ur­ Turnpike, Manchester. LM tained from Windsor Public 647-9946 Class B felony. several bills aimed at ar- For tickets, call 49 — Wanted to Guy East Hartford, CL exchange wiretap informa­ He added the nation’s financial ban transportation at Harvard University. Gill Welding Manufacturing School District, 150 Bloom­ tor appointment. The committee voted to .son for profit crimes 646-4900, ext 259 eocfKMMm RENTALS Co.. Division of BHS, Inc., or field Avenue, Windsor, Eqtmi Opportimttf tmptoftr tion w ith local police and 52 — Rooms for Rent combine a dozpn bills U iC C 53 — Apartments for Rent call 647-9931. Connecticut, 688-3631. further protecting the calling for mandatory 54 — Homes for Rent rights of mental patients. coup** 55'X— Business for Rent sentencing of repeat • • • 56 — Resort Property lor Rent Tuesday was the last day offenders. The proposal to Mass Transit Comfort 57 — Wanted to Rent ’ 56 — Misc for Rent PUT YOUR HOME ON THE BESTSELLERS LIST' for the com m ittee to act on be drafted w ill call for per­ S I MT. VERNON I individually submitted AUTOMOTIVE sons com m iting a felony INFLATABLE VINYL INFLATABLE VINYL Autos for Sale bills. It now has two weeks with a gun to receive a Trucks lor Sale T Id a i r y s t o r e s I ksl colorfulbeuchj ULL s Said Essential in State -601— Heavy Equipment lor Sale MR lUTTIIESSES 1-MAN BOATS ' 64 j - Motorcydes-Bicycles INFLATE le 72*x27” .DEPUTED SIZE #0^40” 65 Campers-Trailers-Moblle BRAIDED NYLON HOLD ROPE their In- OUR PRICE SWIM RINGS HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut h'as Homes their In- o U i m i C E place to do that is at Amtrak’s yard in Automotive Service AQ to make traveling in packs comfortable Autos for Rent-Leai p U R GREAT m 'a NCH°e I t I r s a t ., FEB. 17 M ason M iton ^ - * 7 f i O New Haven. He said Amtrak doesn’t have retail $2.89 1 e ^ O RttallM** D 9 EA. M 'lU S MCI f l O W for commuters if the state wants to save the room and Conrail has a union com m it­ fuel and clean up its dirty air, witnesses ment to do the work at Harmon. MADE IN ENQLAND GOODWIN NYLON INFLATABLE VINYL l*rol)iitr Notir<> GRADE A told a legislative hearing Tuesday. He told the committee he doubted the LAMP REINFORCED NOTICK TO rUKDlTORS DART BOARDS 4-MAN BOATS The Transportation Committee heard state could force Conrail to use the Am­ KSTATF-: OK DAISY ANN MIKRS DEFLATED 9IZE 100*x6r HOMOGENIZED MEDIUM EGGS wHh 3 DARTS DASKETDALLS testimony on 13 bills to make mass transit trak yard because it would involve The Hon. Viilciis Vinkels. .Iiidce. nl the S AIR CN^BBRS-^Q^QE Cmirt ol I’rotute District ol Andover SALE OUR PRICE: their iK l'xx’/UuKlooe Official more palatable — like guards, telephones changing the wording in labor contracts, 111 a hearini: held on Kehruarv 9. 1979 and lights .at commuter parking lots, car ordered that all rlniins mu<;t ho BEAUTIFUL DUPLEX RaUII OUR %A R n something the Legislature has no control iiresenled to llie fidut iarv on or before Loads of extra effort for your Jienefit in this 2300 sq. ft. NATURAL L i% t S ^ 2 . 5 0 » . t7.50 PRICE: * 4 . 0 U pool lanes on interstates and state aid to over. Mav ir>, 1979 or Im* barred ns bv law With 2 fireplaces, and 6-7 roorns, modern bath and ranch home. 2Mi baths, exceptional family room, HKL imivideil towns with commuter lots. Another mass transit proposal co­ kitchen. One apartment has 4 bedrooms, separate kitchen and breakfast room. Call today for your 4 PLAYER QOODWIN Marparel K S inkel.s. Klerk . OmUL$QECRMnOKRP scoimniKiimiiL One legislator and committee member sponsored by Rep. Clarice Osiecki, R- ■Ilie lidiii iarv is. heating systems and a ONE YEAR LIMITED HOME private inspection. COUNTRY MILK Q y _ David M Harry ’ WARRANTY! — Rep. Elizabeth Leonard, R-Ridgefield PING PONG SETS C W P D t t Y S S 6 9 C Danbury, was given a skeptical eye by a r)99 Main SIroei Over 30 brands of nttOMciiujirau — said Conrail should clean up its act if transportation official. Manche.sier. Conn 06040 ' ' / / 4 R uxn s, NET, M US. POSTS Jimim ir»9-2 portable lighting... HOPE, 3 PC. STBeL POLE A CAMP DIPS 690 the state wants people on trains. The rail nEEVE.nULBt^^ Mrs. Osiecki’s ambitious bill would oriental, brass, 2 MAN HORSESHOE line receives about $10 million in state require the Transportation Department to grade a large eggs 5 O u r M . 4 0 chrome, crystal, M8.B5 OUR 8 e 9 0 *4.401 subsidies each year. provide a detailed commuter plan for ceramic, rattan, Rail commuters, especially on the Dan­ every business with 200 or more INVITATION leather, wood...in bury to South Norwalk stretch, often miss employees by early 1980, TO BID table, desk and floor VUXS m is HSidARRWfAlS connections or have to pinch hit with taxis '‘They're (businesses) agreeable. But models. •MSPOSilBlfaMCBACIMt DUPBiSlUlBCB* -n w M anr nM rrun • and buses because faulty diesel engines they don’t want to have to do the work The Manchester Board of •fS EPU G E SCREENS 1 MIHRONS •CRUFT KITS are trucked all the way to Harmon, N.Y., •S TAK RECOnERS •PU S TK HOUSEWNRES STOCK themselves,” Mrs. Osiecki said. She said Education solicits bids for ' •TRASH MGS for repairs, she said. it was worth it even if it required padding Stage Curtains for the •TORSTIUSTER OVENS •3plastic 9 gallon ^79 ^ dozen •MSraMT ORENTiU. RUGS " I consider the situation intolerable and Manchester High Si’hool lor •CONVERSE BOOTS out the skeletal car pooling staff at the TREE8Y WOODSY PRIVATE All sales final. Master Charge/Visa •Deteeto BATH •(TJUUN MOPEDS the 1978-1979 .school year. it cannot go on.” Mrs. Leonard said while transportation agency. Charles Gudaitis, L' SHAHtU lUtrtui lUMPERS Sealed bids will be received ‘ Describes this choice hillside bi-level home. A huge 6URRY questioning William Lynch, director of head of car pool operations for the depart­ HALITE until 11:00 A M.. February 27, living room with stone fireplace and winter views. 4 Brand new and beautiful, all thermopane windows, CHOCOLATE-CHIP rail transportation for the Department of generous bedrooms, fireplaced family room and a ROCK SALT LO R IO U S l comiER hmtfoud ment. said the free commuter blueprints 1979. at which time they will stained cedar exterior. 2 full baths, first floor COOKIES I ^ ^ O T A T O CHIPS Transportation. ONE YEAR LIMITED HOME WARRANTY! 25 LB. BAG 1149-77112 for companies would mean adding 40 to 50 he publicly opened. The right fireplaced familyroom. double garage and more. 13V, o j. BOX "W ith a track record like this, 1 can see „ RIMDSI>K$T. employees to his present staff of two and is re.scrvcd to reject any and MRIUM why a person wouldn’t put a foot on a train would cost almost $6 million over two all bids. Specifications and bid ELCCTRIC SUPPLY IHC. ImmiCflESTDI OPEN: in this state,” she said. Mrs. Leonard is years. forms may be secured at the TMIRS. co-sponsoring a bill which would require He said the agency already provides car Business (ifficc. 45 N. School BUNCHMID & ROSSmO 10-9 state-subsidized railroads to repair their Street. Manchester. Connec­ REALTORS 440 Oakland Mraal Kairta ■ ] Mandiaalar, CT M . M S-Xiao pooling information for companies with 169 West Center Corner of McKee ticut. Raymond E. Demers, Oaky S Sakirday «k tiO O Thuraday ds *iOO a.m. FHIMV 10-9 cars in Connecticut. 500 or more employees, and said it was big Manchester 646-2482 Business Manager ______Tak Iran nunikafi t-SOO-kll-TOOk ^ « Lynch agreed it made more sense to fix mistake to make corporate car pooling UAL HOUSING OPPORTUNIT 028-2 79 1.29 69 atiniMY 10-5 the ears in Connecticut, but said the only mandatory. PAGK TWKNTV-FOrR - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Feb. 14. 1979

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February 14th, She Herath « SWEETHE/WT OF A HOME 9 ^ p y CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING m PHONE 643-2711 ------1 capa — 3 bedroonMjarg^S^ kitchen, hardwood floors throughout, one FORASSISTAfICE IN PLACING YOUR AD car garage, Immaculate condition, huge private lot. $49,900. Unique styling gives this contemporary H tip Wanted 13 Cape a tremendous amount o f living ADVERTISING ADVERTISING HOUSEKEEPER- Full time. space. 3-4 large bedrooms, dining room, (To Bd Bum Similar) DEADLINE RATES Excellent benefits. Apply a t: 2 full baths, 2 car garage, executive 7 room quality constructed Colonial on Perfect home for a loving family. Three Meadows Convalescent area. Only $77,600 Valentine^s Day 12 00 noon the day before 1 day ...... 12t word per day Home. 333 Bidwell Street. Timrod Rd. Featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 V2 bedrooms, IV2 baths, enclosed porch, publication. 3 days ...... 11t word per day Manchester. Deadline for Saturday and Mon­ 6 days ...... lOe word per day baths, fireplaces in the family room & one car garage, all kitchen applianc­ day IB 12:00 Noon Friday 26 days .. 9c d a y s ...... living Toorn^ plus wet bar in the family 15 words $2.00 mi.nmum FURNACE OPERATOR es, nice yard for the children. HAPPY Happy Ads $2.50 Inch TRAINEES- openings available for first and third □ VALENTINE’S DAY PLEASE READ shift. No experience ?SK),000.- schools and shopping. Must To My "Wlldman" MOM necessary. Apply at Klock Mike — From Charley Brown YOUR AD Company. 1366 Tolland Turn­ Classified ads are taken over the pike. Manchester Ct. E.O.E. You're that special phone as a convenience. The To The Little Daniel F.Heale, Inc. ray of sunshine In LOVE COLEEN, Herald is responsible for only HAPPY “V” DAY "Blonide" Haired Girl KATHY, BARBARA one Incorrect Insertion and then NURSE AIDES- We are my life. HAPPY only to the size of the original in­ looking lor mature, responsi­ HAPPY VALENTINEI MOM Who's Middle Initial AND TOM sertion. Errors which do not ble people, who demonstrate FROM YOUR"GANG" VALENTINE’S DAY lessen the value of the adver­ warmth and understanding, All my love, always, Is "C". tisement will not be corrected by an additional insertion. caring for elderly han­ “Your Lady" xo CAROLYN, SARAH, You Are My Special NANNA dicapped and mentally DANIEL, MARY LOVE, retarded patients. If you have Valentinel no cMcnence.expcrier we _ will...... train □ AND DON JAIME you.u. Enjoy such exiextra benefits Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 as Free HospitalHo.spital & Medical Insurance. Paid Vacation. SHIRLEY WAITRESS FOR DAY AVAILABLE NOW unlimited Paid Holidays and Paid Sick LOVE WORK- Part time. 5 days a high earnings opportunity. Time. Work from 8 to 40 hours week. II a m. to 3 p.m High per week. Apply in person at THANK YOU Top companv with 55 years school girl, part time for experience. Call 646-3936. Meadows Convalescent ALBERT afternoons. Apply in person: Equal Opportunity Employer. Home. 333 Bidwell Street, j TO MY SWEETEST MOTHER Brass Key Restaurant. Manchester, Conn.. 647-9194 I MRS. SHARON (NIKKI) HEINE SECRETARY- Sales Depart­ Happy Valentine’s Day ment needs experienced [ MY MA IS ALWAYS THERE WHEN I OR Secretary, for diversified, \ MY BROTHER AND SISTERS NEED A busy desk. Good typing essen­ 4 ) SHOULDER TO CRY ON OR A HEART TO Mom and Dad! tial. shorthand helpful. Proofreader [ RELY Of^ Congenial atm o^here, con­ venient location. Contact Mrs. \ MY MA HAS A SEVENTH SENSE AND Schneider, Hartford Second Shift 4:00 p.m. to midnight [ SHE SEEMS TO KNOW ALL MY SECRETS L o v e , D espatch, 225 P ro sp ect > A N D HIDE-AWAY PLACES. SHE Street. East Hartford, Conn. Ihls Is a good position for a proofreader wtlh a 06108, 528-9551. An Equal Op­ minimum of five years of experience. ( EXPRESSES HER FEELINGS IN THE WAY Happy Valentine’s Day •Melissa and Jeannette portunity Employer M-F. SHE PAINTS AND JUST IN THE WAY SHE Maunlel Our Printing Center turns out everything from a [ DOES THINGS FOR US. hall-page black and while announcement to a with Love, > MY MA HAS THE GREATEST CAREER XX 24 page 4-color magazine. Joanie ; IN OUR FAMILY. SHE CARES FOR AND CARRIERS The 4 story building Is a block long and houses i KEEPS FOR HER CHILDREN. AND GIVES ^ O V E ^ to help you in selling or selecting your Dear B u g - HAPPY some of the most sophistlealed printing equip­ >THEM 'THE BEST OF LOVE AND ment available. Thank you for two very Mom, VALENTINE’S DAY home. ' UNDERSTANDING. ALTHOUGH THERE lahchettor 3-3 Ranch atyla 2 faihll beautiful yearsi We've looked around GEORGE NEEDED Trovelerj employees enjoy a liberal package of Why not call and let us get to the (HEART, , ARE ARGUMENTS, THERE /?RE OTHER Happy Anniversary & everywhere, but found THE BEST HUSBAND fringe beneflb that Is second to none. Free park­ iNxm , 2 taparata haaUng ayatama, 4d’ji > WAYS IN WHICH OUR FAMILY SHOWS || ^^.Im m adlata occupancy. of the matter. Happy Valentines's Day no one else that can AND FATHER ing Is available. ' THERE LOVE TO EACH OTHER. compare with youl h Vernon Hugs and Klxxes, IN THE WORLDI LOV YA MA, Happy Valentine's Please come to our Peisonnel Department LOVE MARY between 9:00 am . and 1:30 p.m. and ask for JENNIFER HEINE Marian BIrthdayl AND TIMOTHY Florence Johnson. Love, •Sllli Dr. Bob, Alslon, Cheryl Lynn, Suzy and •HaiH Dr. •Taylor St Cinnamon XXXXX THE TRAVELERS Please Call 1 Tower Square F DRMM Hartford, Ct. i Happy Valentine’s Day HAPPY VALENTINE DAY hilie at 871-2S ♦ To The Most Wonderful -Happy Valentino’s An equal opportunity employer m/f To my wife Connie, and Day To My I and Loving Parents In The Worldl to my daughter Gain Favorite Love, MunchkinI Diane, Tom & Sandy, Love, Love Always, Dana and Russ Dad KMAS xo WHAT BEHER VALENTINE^ XXXXX XX NO MORE WAITING... OWN HOMEI YOU CAN PLACE YOUR

i Happy Valentine's Day & Happy Valentine’s Day Dear MIkle— HERALD & DOLLAR SAVER And Vacation Audrey Gotta fiyi 4 Happy Birthday Doug, I LOVE YOU “Red"l Happy Valentine Have a Happy A To My Better Hall. BOB ♦ Yours Forever, Love, With Love, Valentine Dayl f Carol xo Karen, Anita and Jason Buddy Love you always, MARY XXX Ma, and Dalsy-Lou Happy Valentine MOM AND DAD HAPPY TO A WONDERFUL To My Precious VALENTINE’S DAY WIFE & MOTHER Special Valentine Wife, Mary, WANTED TO TELL YOU HOW MUCH WE HAPPY Wishes at any hour. Glastonbury a p p r e c ia te a l l the EDDIE VALENTINE’S DAY With All My Love Warm your toes by the fireplace in THINGS YOU DO FOR XX 0 0 To Marc this lovely raised ranch — 3 b^room s and Respect US LOVE BOB, and MIchellel ■ family room with bar — large lot. HAPPY VALENTINE'S GARY AND JANE Love, Happy Valentine's Day DAY H B Love, Daddy Bob YOU MEAN MORE TO Love, ME THAN I CAN SAY XX 6 4 3 -2 7 1 8 Tracy and Scott LOVE ALWAYS ! □ B D □ Kowala— TO MOM AND DAD HAPPY BIG 18 h a p p y FIRST HAPPY VALENTINES * all my love on PAM ROSS MY TWO FAVORITE VALENTINE DAY TO MY DARLING WIFE | Valentine’s Dayl VALENTINES LOVE, MICHAEL ROBERT CAROLYN Teddy I LOVE YOU' CAROL, MOM L. JOHNSON AND TO MY xo PUTTY AND ELI LOVE MOM AND DAD DAUGHTER '-OVE CHERYL KIMBERLY HAPPY 96th BIRTHDAY SANDY- To MOM Laura— MOTHERS- Are you in need I love you now more than LOVE, BABYSITTER WANTED in MARY STEVENSON Happy Valentine's WE HOPE YOU HAVE A of Part Time Work while your AVON - TO BUY OR SELL IN ever, and tomorrow more DADDY SECRETARY- Position my home, 7:30 to 5 p.m. Ask MANCHESTER Package RIDING LESSONS indoor Dayl VERY SPECIAL available in a rapidly growing for Kathy, 528-9497. children are in school? Come Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ store. Excellent location. Well MANCHESTER 3 BEDROOM MAY WE BUY your home? than today. in and talk to us about our try, Andover. Call 822-8083, riding ring. Western stock - 7 room ranch Plus paneled LOVE KITTY Love, VALENTINE’S DAY maufacturing company, established business.Call seat, saddle seat and hunt Quick, fair, all cash and no Happy Valentines & working with Sales, and PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE - flexible hours for Nurse Aide Collect. family room. Inground pool. problem. Call Warren E. AND FRIENDS AT Mother and Dad LOVE MARIA, Marion E. Robertson, seat. All levels 228-9817. Anniversary Engineering Vice Presidents. Full time. B.S. in Public positions. Apply in person: Realtor, 643-5953. Private patio. Fireplace. For­ Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. HOUSE & HALE X X KELLY AND KELLI Meadows Convalescent Bualneta Opportunity 14 mal dining room. Many Love, Kurt x □ Excellent Shorthand and Health Nursing preferred. Schools-Clesses 19 Typing skills required. Heavy Excellent benefits and Home, 333 Bidwell Street, Privete Imiructlons 18 extras. Spring Street. $74,900. HAPPY phone usage. Benefits Plus. mileage reimbursement. Call Manchester. VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco Call owner 646-4035. REFRIGERATORS HAPPY Dear Michelle - Snacks with locations $3,580 FOR THE BEST - Manchester VALENTINE’S DAY Contact Nancy Harrison 289- Manchester Public Health REMEDIAL READING and Washers / Ranges, used, Happy Valentine's Day 1588. EOE. Nursing Association 647-1481 HARFORD DESPATCH- CALL TOLL FREE 1-800423- Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 guaranteed and clean. New BIRTHDAY L v '- - t V math: individualized work pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Reel Eslete Wanted 28 to the sweetest daughter □ between 8 AM and 4:30 PM, Warehouse company has 2355 Ext. 905. shipment damaged, G.E & program. (lst-8th grade) by WE LOVE YOU STEVE •7"' Clerical opening 8-4:30, troductory lesson with this ad. FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. anyone could ask fori 1 -2 7 1 1 Monday thru Friday. An OFFERS INVITED / master’s degree teacher. 568- Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. ALL CASH For your properly, I LOVE YOU Equal Opportunity Affir­ Monday-Friday. Must be good within 24 hours. Avoid R ^ B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main CARL BAILEY GRANDMA, GRANDPA Love, Wpist, and good with figures. R E T A IL STO R E ON 8075. 4 mative Action Employer. Tape. Instant Service. Haves Street, 643-2171. AUNT JOAN Mom and Dad NOT ONLY FOR WHAT Pfeasant on phone. Send WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- VOICE. PIANO Instructions. Corp. 646-0131. Happy ______XX YOU ARE resume: Attention W.E, 000 per year. Excellent terms. FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom Happy Valentine’s Day Call John, at Chenette Former faculty New York Valentine’s Day JIMMY, BUT FOR WHAT / Crowley, Box 8271, East Hart­ SELLING your house? Call us Set. Excellent condition. PART TIME ford. 06i08. No phone calls. Associates, "Gallery Of Music and Art High School. FROM Adeline, 1 LOVE YOU DADDY Professional Singer/Pianist. Homes For Sale 23 first and we'll make you a Queen-size bed, triple dresser, LOIS YOU ARE MAKING POSITIONS EOE, Homes," 528-9081. dresser with shelved mirror, KATHY, MAUREEN, AND I ALWAYS WILL For your extra convanlanca, wa hava Inalallad a Want 644-8597. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Mary and Georgel OF ME Realtor, 643-1577. night stand. 4 years old. $ ^ . MARY JANE AND Ad Dapartmant aftar-houra anawaring aarvlca. Now, We need men and woman COLONIAL - 7 rooms, formal J Love, Love, HAPPY VALENTINE'S HAPPY VALENTINE’S TEACHERS CERTIFIED In dining room, large eat-in 568-0935. MATTHEW DAY to work from early evening I Norris, Jeff and Kathy Dad DAY whatavar the hour, day or night, Sundaya or holldaya CLERK/nPIST Special Education and kitchen. 4 bedrooms, heated IMMEDIATE Cash for your til close. 2-4 days per week. EXPERENGED property. Let us explain our ROCK MAPLE DINI,NG room XXX YOUR DAUGHTER, Elementary Education porch. 2 car garage, with □ JENNIFER FOREVER KAT Hourly rate, plus gratuities Individual needed to handle available for instructions in chimney for wood stove, fair proposal. Call Mr. table, (no chairs), excellent Dial Days 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 condition. $100. Call after 5 Happy to equal above average NURSE MDES various clerical duties, Reading and Math, Grades K wivatc lot. $56,900. Group 1, Belfiore. 647-1413. Happy Valentine’s starting wage. Uniforms typing, telephone and filing thru 8. Call 289-5120, after Philbrick Agency 646-4200. PM. 643-8181. Valentine's Day Day & Happy To Grandpa — Dial Nights 643-2718 furnished. No experience NEEDED in sm all office of es­ 4:30. Dear, an 18th. Birthday. necessary, as we provide tablished manufacturing Mommiel Love to have you Just givs ut your matiaga, nama and addraat — Wa’II do tha complete training. Must be To provido Nuning Cart company. Good opportuni­ .. raat. over 18 years of age, and In privalo homos and ty for right person to learn CARRIER Timpy home in time for have dependenable Msdical FacilHIas. Part office procedure. Many dMUHER □ Ka„ □ No more rushing to call belore noon Order your Want Ad whenever transportation. For lima, lull lima. ConaMtra- company paid benefits, and NEEDED Love, from LOVE YOUl Valentine’s Dayl you're ready — night o; day, eyen on Sundays and holidays. details: Call Manager Uon givsn lo pralsranca good starting salary. Apply between 2 and 5 p.m. phone oh—Location and Hours. at: NEEDED ' { - - ) We all love you... Love, 649-5563 NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY Talcothille Rd,, Repn SL, Luv, For hiformatkxi call NOBLER WKSTBROOK Pascal Lane Mark, Melissa, Mom, Ellen, and FRIENDLY ICE CREAM ML ifemon Apts., t 843-8515 20 Westbrook Street Stacy and Greg Kid Phil Jason Scott xoxo SHOPS Manchester AID 5 ASSISTANCE Lowland HR, Venwn Caldor Shopping Center, East Hartford. 06108 xo XXX . of NorDi Eastam Conn. Burr Corners Call Baiiiara ghe Bcralb Inc. An Equal Opportunity 6 4 9 - 1 8 1 7 An Equal Opportunity M 7 Em I Cm Iw S trH l, Employer Call MARION CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Mm o Ii m Iw Employer 875-5854 PAGE TWENTY-SIX - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Feb. 14, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Feb. 14, 1979- PAGE TWENTVJlEVirKi I and Enwst Poanuta — Charles M. Schulz ACROSS tandara plaa Aniwar to Pravioui Puala BUSINESS & SERVICE C> ivrv umwa Peatwr* SmdlcMt. Bk . 2 Skinny fiih 1 Bom 3 Enargy u LE E ITE E interrogation '^ANY VALENTINES 4 Tumi down agancy (ibbr.) |T E A o; E A a t l Dear Abby ANWALENT/NES N0THIN6 ECHOES UKE T [T IN t w e r e : 9 Corntdiin 4 Oral i T tL IO R 3 ROOM I T 5 u R f f AN EMPTY MAIL60X Sparks 5 Actraii Gabor IT\£ ¥ a E B Tm D g AJ By Abigail Van Buren IN t h e r e ? 12 0v«r (poitic) 6 Oacada I R □ [m 1 13 Public 7 Gold (Sp.) J 0 N i A E r nrE T 7 n J u m p e d t h w t f 14 Eggi 1 t 0 1 1 c m 1 K 8 Shaar ■ ISCoflogi 9 . Commanton E T A J t □ g 1 TiM t, d id m 'T rr>! c I "" m degrei (abbr.) 10 Laval E n R A A i H3 K g DIRECTORY A R LSJ 10 Narrow bolt IIF a tb a n 1 □Y: E a 17 Scattar hay 19 Bundlaa of S u 0 1 • T T lAIMItl A K A 0 Us T □ □ Q S «rv/C M O th n d 31 S arvfcM O tta m l 31 It’s Her 18 Japanaia port hidn Y A M Ptlntlnu-Ptparlng 32 Building Conincting 33 20 Ptraditas 1 0 J E □ □ □ 21 Coloring S L E L E R □ □ □ BRICK. BLOCK. STONE. 22 Undtr the 23 British Insurer 1 1 PAINTING - Interior and FARRAND REMODELING - TnKlti, 2-I4- wBither Fireplaces.concrete. Chimney UB M Oft Own Affair 24 Slosh INCOME TAX repairs. No job too small exterior, paperhanging, Cabinets and Formica Tops. 24 Pm p 25 Normandy 25 Allow to fall 41 Olympic 53 Never Save! Call 644-8356 lor es­ excellent work references. Roofing. Gutters. Room Ad­ Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan invasion day PREPARATION 28 Trim off board (abbr.) (contr.) timates. Free estimates. Fully in­ ditions. Decks. All types of 26 Exasperate sured. Martin Matson. 649- **********•••••••••••••••• ALLTHE GIRL9 ARE\ bronchei 46 Quiet Remodeling and Repairs. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •mEv SAV ■m e,' WHSi SOU T I KNOW.' 27 Newspaper 54 Something 4431. Phone 643-6017. ApartmanH For Rant 83 Wanlad to Rant 57 DEAR ABBY: A woman I work with asked me if I had CHASING LESTER UKE HIM BETTER 30 Journty Operwnouthed QUALITY CARPENTRY By A u fo i For Bala 81 Autos For Bala 81 ^ HE A BUT HE 34 Rights (tl.) notice (abbr.) small INDIVIDUAL IN BUSINESS ever had an affair. I was dumbfounded and didn't anawer THESE THAN ME BECAUSE 29 Was Indabted Twinisg stem Income taxes prepared Harp Construction. Additions, AREmEf HASAN 36 W iis bird 57 Snake ayes roofing, siding decks and gar­ QUALITY PAINTING and LEON CIESZYNSKI RESPONSIBLE FEMALE to NEED SHELTER 1971 FORD RANCH WAGON- one way or the other because I felt it wasn’t any of her HEG OLPER.' to 49 Wicked your home or oflice. 1040 share apartment with same. 1975 ASTRE PONTIAC - business. ■' SAME, lAPVANTAGE 36 Heating 68 Written ages. Call anytime. 643-5001. Paper Hanging by Willis BUILDER- Now Homes. Ad­ IMMEDIATELY! For Custom 500. Good condition. AGE.' ' 31 Child's toy 60 Blab Schedule A special rate. 646- S chultz, Fuliv insured Large bedroom. 647-9988. Excellent condition, four material ditions. Remodeling. Rec refugee family, with 5 speed, AM-FM, rear Very dependable transporta­ She took my refusal to answer to mean "yea”—saying "If 37 Caliph's name Nothing (Pr.) 52 King avowal of a 7633 references. 649-4343. Rooms. Garages. Kitchens children. Church sponsored. 2 debt CARPET INSTALLATION - defogger. 45,000 miles. Call tion. $900 or best offer. Must the answer had been 'no', you would have said 'no.'" 38 Aye 33 If not Mongkut't Remodeled, (filings. Bath MANCHESTER- West Center or 3 bedrooms adequate. 39 Tints 59 Kind of INCOME TAX Preparation- Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets 649-6443, Asking $2,000. sell! Morning. 643-4611. Abby, Mn you suggert a snappy or clever comback for a 39 Cook’s tutor steam Cleaning. Free es­ J P LEWIS & SON- Interior Tile. Dormers. Roofing. Street. Four room apartment. Modest rent. Willing to paint question I don t want to answer? 40 Abominable measure lattuca Experienced. At vour home and Exterior painting, paper Tile bath, appliances, private or repair. 649-9827. timates. Call 649-6265. Residential or Commercial. 1974 FORD LTD - V-8, airfcon- Trucks lor Sale 62 snowman Call Dan Mosler.'649-3329 or hanging, rcmoideling. carpen­ 649-4291. entrance and storage. Good TONGUE-TIED IN TORRANCE 42 College 525-8263. ditioning. 52,000 miles. 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 1 6 10 11 EXPERT PAINTING and try. Fully insured 649-9658. location. Available im­ degree (abbr.) Excellent condition. $1900. 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN DEAR TIED: D ob t feel obligated to provide i snappy or mediately. Quiet or retired 43 First-rate 12 13 14 INCOM E t a x LANDSCAPING Specializing I J AUTOMOTIVE Call 646-3541. alter 3 p.m. window yan. Excellent condi­ in Exterior House Painting AiW PAINTING Contrac­ per.sons. References, securi­ clever tm th e e k for a mdo and iniolent queitloa. SUo b m la (comp, wd.) PREPARATION - Your home ty. No pets, or children. *******••••••••••••••••••• tion. Very low mileage. Cap­ fOMOB, bnt not necesaarily guilt. IS 16 Tree pruning, spraying, tors Quality painting and tains chairs. Stereo and 44 CIA 17 or mine. Dan Wade. Tax Con RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 Unheated. $215 monthly. Autos For Sale 61 1974 DATSUN B-210, 4 door, mowing, weeding. Call 742- paper hanging at reasonable cassette. Radials. 429-9461. predecessor IS 16 sultant. 871-9554. rates. Fully insured. Free Write to: P.O. Box 244, East- sUndard 4 speed. Blue with * 20 21 7947 BIDWELL HOME Improve­ vinyl top. Very good condi­ DEAR ABBY: Yesterday was our ninth anniversary and 46 Auxiliary verb Estimates. Call Wavne 649- ford. Conn. ATTENTION! Come see our my husband didn t remember it. I was heartsick all day 1 48 Tare 22 22 24 ALLAN T. KEELER S TAX ment Co. Expert installation tion, mileage 46,000 ; 2 snow 1975 DATSUN PICK UP- 4 SNOW-PLOWING- Available 7696 Great Selection of Quality sup^se I ahouW be over it by now, but I’m not. Ciptflln E lty — CrOOkS A LCWrCIICC 51 Gold Coast SERVICE. Tax Returns done of aluminum .siding gutters tires. Call alter 6 PM, 649- speed. Sportsman Cap. Steel 2S 26 27 21 26 20 ii all winter, night or day. APARTMENT and HOUSES Preowned Autos, Completely 0834. $1800. 55 I possess 32 i T in the privacy ol your home. and trim. Roofing installation For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ step bumper. 16,000 original Dick IS a good provider, a considerate husband and father. c a p t a in ...... E A 9...... y A N.. D TTHI (contr.) SANDING AVAILABLE TOO. PERSONAL Paperhanging and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. reconditioned at Manchester miles. Must be seen! but he s not at all sentimental. Birthdays, anniversaries and WELL.eeNTLe PONT TELL US YOtTRE 34 28 Call 871-1781, for appointment For particular people, by tals in all Areas, Prices and Honda. Connecticut's largest WA9H TUSBS HAve (. MV MEN/ DO I S E E .MORAM 'tivAITASECI 56 New York 36 Don't wait til it snows! Call 1969 PONTIAC FIREBIRD - Manchester Honda. 646-3515. most holidays are overlooked. If the children didn't make Jl»TARI?IVEPiSIRl CAPTAIN NEMO UVINe I DAVY J0HB5 Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, and most complete Honda A FLICKER OF P O t ^ H ER E UNDER all THOSE State city 37 21 26 646-0743. after 3:30 p.m. SPECIALIZING cleaning and reconditioned, needs minor such a big fuss about Christmas, I’m sure he’d forget that RECOflNITION -THOUflH SOME e iR L S -rr 80 Clear profit ALL TYPES OF TAXES 236-5646. Small Fee. Dealer! 24 Adams Street, THE O C EAN ! OF MV LOVELY repairing chimneys, roof, new Manchester. body work, $695 firm. Call 649- VAN 1969 FORD- Standard. too. ON VOUR JUST CAME 61 Nothing 40 41 42 43 PREPARED- Individual, SNOW-PLOWING- Residen­ 6295 after 6:00 PM. Fully carpeted. Insulated. FACES? - y ASSOCIATES T'MB, I'L L roofs. Free estimates. 30 Last year I tried giving Dick a taste of his own medicine, OFTEN CALL ■ 62 Sudden attack lartnership. corporations. tial and Commercial. Depen­ years Experience. Howley. Minor work. Runs good. $800, b et I KNOW 63 New (prefix) 44 46 47 -Vill come to vour nopie Call WE PAY $10 for complete SO I forgot ms birthday, but it didn't work because he WHO YOU dable Reasonable. Call 649- •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 643-5361 KEEP SMILING 1971 CHEVY MALIBU-4 door. or best offer. Call 568-9126. 64 Building wing 48 568-5742. 2098. or 646-3824. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland forgot It too. I can’t help feeling hurt and resentful. Any 46 so 81 62 62 84 Building Contracting 33 Auto Body. 528-1990. Automatic. Power steering. suggestions'/ 65 Domicile ROOFER WILL Install roof, KEEP HAPPY Small 8. Call 643-5324 anytime Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 66 Furnish with SS S6 67 68 66 60 INCOME TAX RETURNS PROFESSIONAL WES ROBBINS Carpentry siding or gutter for low dis­ days. DICK’S WIFE weapons PREPARED- Reliable and DRESSMAKING 4 MON'TE CARLO 1973, Power 61 62 63 remodeling specialist Ad­ count price Call Ken at 647- EAST HARTFORD - 1 room 1973 HONDA CB 450. Low ependable service. ALTERATIONS done in mv 1566. steering, power brakes, DEAR WIFE: Yee. Create a festive mood by pUnning Ib DOWN ditions. rec rooms, dormers, efficiency apartment. Private automatic, $1,575. Call 649- 1973 FORD VAN- E 300 mileage. Excellent condition. 64 66 66 Reasonable rates. Weekdays 5 home. Please call 646-4972’. Chassis and cab. Ten foot box. advaBce to edebrato occaalona. Ob HIS birthday bake a built-ins, bathrooms, entrance. Completely fur­ 1149 anytime. $650. Call 643-5849. 1 ------Con- - I f to 10 p.m.. weekends 9 to 5 Monday thru Friday. 10:00 kitchens, 649-3446. TRACY BROTHERS- 302 UB. Good condition. Call *******•••••••#••••••••••• cake and iavlto friendt Ib. Or aiake pUns to go out to m. Phone L. Thompson at a m. to 3:00 p.m. nished with heat and hot celebrate. Oa YOURS, do tbo aaoie. (NIWSPAPEH tNnitPttIH AStNl Roofing. Flat Roof, Hot Tar, water Quiet mature person 1978 HONDA ACCORD- 5 646-4390. or 649-8009. Campers-Trallers 143-2870. Repeat ob Motber's Day, Father's Day, aBBlveraaries aad eA.i.. '.11 CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. Gravel. Built-Up Roofing, only. $140 a month. Write Box speed. Many extras on this Mobile Homes 85 ALUMINUM SIDERS- Will ■Additions, Repairs, Cabinets Commercial 4 Residential. 1972 PINTO RUNABOUT - 4 aay other day you're sentiaieatol about. If yoo anffer io 4 Z. c 0 Manchester Herald. car. 24,000 miles. A real sharp TAX PREPARATION - install Aluminum. Vinyl, or Call Gary Cushing 345-2009 Free Estimates. 872-6269 speed. Bucket seats. 62,000 •lleBce, feeUBg sorry for yourself, you have bo one to bUme RELIABLE and Reasonable car, and economical to run! MANSFIELD, ADULTS ii Win at bridge Wood Siding. Call 643-5090. ask miles. Call 643-5823. RETIRED- Nashua 2 but yourself. Allay Oop — Dava Graua Done in the privacy of your for Ron. or 649-1142, ask for 456 MAIN STREET, SECOND Manchester Honda, 646-3515. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY FLOOR, 3 Rooms Heated - No bedroom mobilehome with own home. Norm ' Marshall Tom. Carpentry and general con­ KEEP SMILING FOR SALE AT PUBLIC THAT LOOKS terrific, RJ0ZY.~ / 643-9044 appliances, no pets. Call 646- 1975 OLDS CUTLASS SALON- ran^e, refrigerator, porch, DEAR ABBY: The letter from the mother whose 8-year- BUT• ••IP MXI'RE rwrwwrxfc r>l^ru|really I f oasraMAAteONNAl tracting. Residential and 2426; 9 - 5. $200 a month. Air conditioned, power AUCTION - Abandoned car. awning, utility building, car­ old was sulking because her mother wouldn't buy her a ACCURATE commercial. Whether it be a KEEP HAPPY Saturday February 17th at 8 port $7850. Jensen’s, Inc., Rt. A game with no guesswork EXPERIENCED TAX brakes, power steering, AM- brassiere brought back a lot of memories. small repair job, a custom 2 BEDROOM NEWER AM. 18 Main Street. 44-A. Mrs. Young. 26 Old ---- ^VDUR F B O N T .> T -_ aJ v C&M TREE SERVICE - Free HELP-Your home. Low cost FM stereo. Clean as can be! Manchester. My now lovely 28-year-old (I'll call her Sally) was 11 when built home or anything in DUPLEX apartment. Manchester Honda, 646-3515. Wood Rd. 429-1786 or Mr. the king, quite obviously a estimates, discount senior small business? Sold home? she gave me the same fit. A neighbor had given Sally aome singleton. Not wishing to citizens. Company between, call 646-1.3’79 Haating-Plumbing 35 Carpeted, appliances, parking Olson 247-5209. bras her daughter had outgrown, and I carried on the way Itemized deductions. 633-1267. NORTH 1-14 help declarer In either m the .Manchester-owned ani Laundry hookup. Adults, no 1976 TOYOTA CELICA GT- 5 most mothers do when faced with that kind of situation. I operated Call 646-1327. NEWTON SMITH- SEWERLINES, sink lines, pets. Security and references. speed. Low mileage. Looking ■ W U n C L I P A SAVE a , ItTli • A J8S red suits, and deciding Remodeling. Repairs, and said, "You don’t NEED a bra y e t- it’s silly. I'll tell you when T Q82 against returning ji club, cleaned with electric cutters, Immediate occupancy. 649- at this one, is worth the time! you're ready for one!" DAY CARE MOTHER- Rec-Rooms. No job to small. by professionals. McKinney 9258. Manchester Honda. 646-3515. • A J8 East made the excellent REWE.AVING burn holes. 649-3144. SiPLETE CAR CARE CENTER j Then I asked myself a few questions. "Am I just trying to switch to a trump. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Licensed. Experienced, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ • 10 5 3 excellent references, warm, pany, 643-5308. ■ *Top Quality Exhaust Systan «lrake Sanica ■ show my daughter who's boss? (I was.) Also, "Who will she WEST South won the trump in Window shades. Venetian FAMILY SPECIAL- Sunny 2 1975 FORD TORINO EhkST dummy and made m r t caring. Playful atmosphere. CARPENTRY 4 Masonry - bedroom, 2 family house, first COUNTRY SQUIRE- Air con­ be hurting if she wears a bra?" (No one.) And, "How much • .... • 762 blinds. Keys TV FOR RENT. Call Kitty. 647-9234. I aEngina Tuna 1^ •Front End Sarvica j will it coat me?" (Nothing.) work of the hand. He ruffed Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- ADDITIONS AND NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet floor. Appliances and base­ ditioned. Automatic, power » J643 V A 10 9 REMODELING. Free es­ Then I told myself that I had better save my "absolutely a club, played a t n i ^ to 5221. repairs, plugged drains, ment, only $175. (779-31. Ren­ steering, power brakes. I aShock Msoriiar RapiacaniantaProfatiional RustaroofiMr * Q7532 • 84 dummy's ace, ruRed timates. Call Anthony kitchen faucets replaced, tal Assistors, 236-5646, small Excellent condition! nots" for more important things. So, I gave Sally a big hug • J982 • AQ764 Squillacote 649-0811. t aQuality Utad Cart ' ■T u il Psa dummy’s last club Emd then ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, LIGHT TRUCKING. ODD repaired, rec rooms, fee. Manchester Honda, 646-3515. and told her she could wear a bra to school the next day! SOUTH drew East's remaining attics, garages, yards JOBS, moving appliances. bathroom remodeling, heat 110% off I could hardly wait for her to get home from school. When CARPENTER - Repairs, Tha HIntatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productlona • KQUI4I trump. With a trump re­ cleaned. moving, Cellars and attics cleaned. modernization, etc. Free EAST HARTFORD- 5 rooms 1977 TOYOTA CELICA GT- I witti 10% off she walked through the door, I asked if any of her friends • K75 maining in his own hand ami trucking Loam lor sale. Lawn Loam sand and gravel remodeling, additions, gar­ Estimate gladly given. M 4 N with carpeting, garage and Liftback. Like new. Air con­ had told her how much better she looked in a bra. ages, roofing. Call David I this R e g a m ' UOH/ LOI/EU//... • K 10 9 in dummy, South led a heart service. No job too big or delivered. 644-1775. Plumbing 4 Heating. 649-2871. lots more! Just $235. (793-3). ditioned. 5 speed. AM-FM Her reply, "Oh, gee, I forgot to wear it." MV ...VES/... s n if f /.... A • K to dummy's queen. Patria. 644-1796. ^ 4aad lit HurniBT, uaewsifi A HEART-SHAPEP A n d f o r small. 568-8522. Rental Assistors, 236-5646. stereo. A real beauty! 1 "THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES" & O TTLE OF HEART-SHAPED East won with the ace of MANCHESTER PLUMBING Small fee. Manchester Honda, 646- 3515. MON-FHI. » •, W ID W t, M T • AM - * n i y o u , AAV PIZZA/ Vulnerable: Neither hearts and returned a heart.' REFINISHED KITCHEN FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY I ___ «4«-aiit PERFUME.'' P A R U fJ G Dealer: South COMPLETE CARPET 4 Tile 4 HEATING - Repairs. DEAR THANKS: Thanka for a delightful day-brigfatener. L.oyE ... South smiled, knowing the CABINETS 4 COUNTERS- - Remodeling and Additions. Remodeling. Pumps repaired 4 ROOMS FIRST FLOOR. FOR SALE- 1959 Rambler. "■■■■■■■■TSDOPOtr ■■■■■■ ■ Stiiffi P* installation and repairs. Free Woodwork. Floors, for homes Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 I Weat N«rth E!aat Sontb hand was over. He won the ■ estimates. Call 646-3745. after ^ replaced. Free estimates. Stove. $185 plus utilities, Needs minor repairs. 20,(kX) !• trick with the king of hearts and apartments. 667-3643, ask years experience! For Free Electric drain-snaking. 24- security, references. No pets. original miles. Best Offer. and exited with ms remain­ 5 p.m. for Ken. Estimates, call 646-4239. ProbleuiaT Youll Im I bettor If yon get tbeui off rear ekest Pass 3e Pass 44 F hour service. 646-0237. 643-7755. Manchester. Please call 633-7472. Pass Pass Pass ing heart. The defense was For a peraoaal reply write to Abby, Box 69700, Loo now helpless. Aageloa, Cal. 90009. Plooae obcIobo etoiaped, aelf-ad^aood No place to store your 5 ROOM APARTMENT WITH 1974 GRAND TORINO - Vinyl It made no difference if LAUNDRY ROOM. $250 per 643-5135 24 bicycle? Sell It lor extra roof, rear window defroster, HOUR TOWING Opening lead: A2 East or West won the trick. Houaahold Goods 40 Articlas lor Bala month plus utilities. Security low mileage, original owner, The winner would be faced cash with a low cost ^1 Boats-Accessorles 45 and references required. 643- very good condition; asking with a losing play. He would Classified Ad. WHITE NORGE STOVE 40 in­ DINING ROOM SET well 5070 after 7:30 pm. $2400. Call 649-7510 after 5 either have to give a niK and ch. 2 ovens, top grill: good 1974 FURY - 16'z-foot PM. stuff by leading a club or a made, matching table, six fiberglass, tilt trailer, with / i W O R l j By Oswald Jacoby Pantsuit condition, $75. Call after 5 PM chairs, buffet and liquor 4 ROOMS. CENTRAL loca­ [HERS/ and Alan Sontag heart, or he would have to 875-3663. 1975 55-horsepower outboard tion. Carpeting, dishwasher, Aatrograph lead a diamond solving the cabinet. $250. 646-2869. Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. 1976 CHEVY IMPALA disposal, new appliances, no WAGON - 4 door, power gate. The bidding was straight­ mystery of the diamond E Also 50 norse Johnson out­ The Bom Losor — Art Sansom WE BUY AND SELL USED FIREWOOD FOR SALE- A-I pets, no utilities. $250. 646- Roof rack, power brakes, 315 C(NT[|ST., MANCHISTIR.'CONN.* Phono 643-5135 culated risks In practical areas forward. Most people, super­ queen. board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- 7684. should pay oil today, but In r ------South never did learn who FURNITURE. One piece or seasoned Hardwood. Well 9550. power steering. AC air con­ HAPfY ficially looking at the cards, entire household. Cash on the ditioning, radial tires. situations where you are taking " I t o u t had the queen of diamonds. split, full cord $70. Immediate LOVK w T' would think the contract When he led his last heart be line Furniture Barn. 646^5. delivery available. NO WAIT MANCHESTER- Four room Excellent condition. $3,800. lar-oul gambles, the opposite hinged on guessing the loca­ 649-5683. apartment. No appliances, no Call 646-6655 between 8 AM ‘Birthday will be true. CHocaAres? tion of the queen of dia­ simply claimed the contract, u tilitie s . $150 m onthly. and 4 PM. FOR PROFESSIONAL Q U A L IH CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) The monds. This is not the case. showing the opponents his MOVING SOUTH - fireplace Antiques 48 Available March 1st. I months spirit is willing today but the hand and explaining that JMISC. FOR SALE flesh may be weak. Good Declarer made the con­ set, custom drapes, sheers, security. Call 649-4414 SAAB 99E 1972- 4 door. Front CONTROLLEO AUTO SODY REPAIRS February 15,1979 tract without guesswork. In there was no defense. things you had planned to do (NEWSPAPER ENTERPNSE A& ..) bathroom sets, blue gingham WANTED: Antique furniture, between 5 and 8 p.m. wheel drive. Automatic. This coming year, you may turn e fact, the defense was forced glass, pewter, oil paintings or on all makes... lor another might be shelved II 3 Articlas lor Safe 41 priscillas, round table cover Excellent condition. AM-FM. a very handsome prolil from a the going gels tough. 9 to do declarer’s work for (Fora copy otJACOBYMOD­ and double spread set. Much other antique item s. R. MANCHESTER- Three room Price negotiable. Call 568- side situation you're quite 0 him. B LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Someone i ERN, sand S1 tO: “ Win at ALUMINUM Sheets used as more. Call 643-5302. Harrison. 643-8709. apaipartment. With appliances, knowledgeable about, lls yield 0 East won the opening club 7833, evenings or weekends. LOAN and RENTAL CARS may perform a very necessary f Bridge," care of this newspa­ printing plates, .007 thick No utilities. $160 monthly. 1 could match or top your regular lead with the ace, toking per, P.O.... Box— 489, .„, Radio------City Oily Available by Appointment- income. service for you today. It's right 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for 19" CONSOLE BLACK 4 months security. Available I and proper to show gratitude, note that declarer drop) Station, New York, N. Y. 10019.) $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be March 1st. Call 649-4414, AQUARIUS (Jan. 26-Fob. 19) 1 WHITE Admiral Television. but lake care that the payment c picked up before 11 a m. Good condition. Asking $80.00. between 5 and 8 PM. OFFICE SPACE Vour chances (or gain from a doesn't exceed value of the f» Heatbcllff — Gaprga Qataly ONLY. situation controlled by another 649-6262. RENTALS FOR RENT deed. t 2 -4 4 MANCHESTER- Main Street. STAN OZMRK, Manager P'omislng today, pro- vi'rq'o (Auq. yy-Seot. 22) A i TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - .3 and 4 rooms apartment, 1250 square (eel, renter of ManJ you don I rock the boat. ' dichotomy where your finances Rooms lor Rent 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Be a good passenger. Find out Good condition.Good for 52 heated. Hot water, Bi'hesler. air rondiljuning antf are concerned today: In some WInthrop — Dick Cavalli plating, or welding. Call 649- TAG SALES appliances. No pets. Parking. Ip a rk in g . C a ll 643-9551 more about yourself by send* Instances you will be very THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - Security. 523-7047. mg for your all-new 1979 Astro- 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each prudent, while in others you TAG SALE- Wadell School, Birch House Women. Central­ could be extremely exlrava- IVE WONC3ERED ly located. Downtown and a long, self-addressed, ganl. M Y ANOTHER W A S MOLDED FORMICA top and Broad Street 4 West Middle 3 ROOMS WITH HEAT- East stamped envelope to Astro- ABO UT 7T-(AT. V FRIiSHTHQEC? ©✓ paneled bar with two shelves Manchester. Kitchen Center Street. $220 per month. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your Turnpike. Saturday February privileges. Call 649-2358. Graph. P.O. Box 489, Radio City SU S P EC T t h a t AN ANTBATER. and four stools. $175. 646-6028. 17th. 8 to 3. 150 Families. 30 6 months only. Call 646-6439. Station. N.Y. lOOlp. Be sure to compassionate concern for an­ BERDREIWAS Dealers. Benefit: Manchester specify birth sign. other Is admirable today. But FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink FURNISHED SLEEPING don’t lake the edge off what BlD R N ... Youth Hockey Association. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) what you do by boasting about Coat, excellent condition. Size ROOM For mature Though you may be tempted to gentleman. Modern bath. II. 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. MOVING TAG SALE- CUP & MAIL discuss business with a friend Parking. No cooking. Security SCORPIO (Oct. 24-No*. 22) Everything must go. Oltices-Stores lor Rent 55 at a social gathering today, Give credit where credit Is due. SWIMMING POOLS- Close and references. $1.30 monthly curb the impulse. Make an Wednesday February 14th un­ Call 643-2121 A blend could conceive a very Out on alljKiols to make room til everything's gone. 27 Main ATTRACTIVE 3 room olfice. appointment to talk In his off­ worthwhile Idea today which for our 19/9 pools. Large pool Street, Talcottville; Apt. 4 j NAME ice. CLEAN FURNISHED Ideal location. $300 including she will share with you, but you distributors has new above ,. 647-9283. MAIL TO; ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be may later claim It as your own. ROOM- For mature utilities. Don Horrigan, sure to share equally today ground pools for only $777.00 •*••••••••••••••••••••#••• Barrows Company. 647-1000. ADDRESS SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. completely erected - 31 ft. x 19 gentleman. Please call after praise or benefits resulting Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 21) BusInesswIse you’re very DOS ft. overall dimension - 15 It. x 6:00 p.m., 646-4701. from a task someone else levelheaded today, and capa­ MANCHESTER- Main Street CITV helped you perform. There’s a eMAlU 24 ft. swim area, complete FREE PUPPIES- Part Husky modern office available. 400 ble ol deriving benefits. In with heavy guage solid vinyl possibility it could slip your other areas this won't'be true. Part l,abrador. Very affec­ .sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call STATE P.O. BOX 591 mind. Short Riba — Frank Hiii liner, heavy gauge sidewall, tionate. Call 649-0743, after 5 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 646-2469 or 646-2755. Manchestar, Conn. 06040 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Un­ Others will help you fulfill your exclusive lock frame con­ p.m. less It is a labor of love, you MV VALENTINB -^BE yOU KiPDiNS P struction, aluminum swing-up Apartments For Rant 53 ZIP amblllons today If you lay all WHO EVER HEARD OF 466 MAIN .STREET. North of might be wise to postpone your your cards on the table. Should ladder: also inside ladder, ad­ A COMPLETE BOARDING Post oflice, about 5,000 sq. ft. EXAMPLE: work today. If your heart's not A ^ E N VALENTINE, vanced type skimmer, KENNEL for Dogs and Cats. LOOKING for anything in real PHONE you attempl- to hold back, ANVHOVV? ^ ^ of centrally located space. 15 Words for 6 Days <

’9 b* NEA inc \? ig HTiN<3 INFLATION "That’s fine! Hold it. please!" ail. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Fgh 14, 1979 Fiber Optics To Change Future of Cable Television brighter still. By PKTER MACKLER video entertainment on a single fiber dreams expand to fill the increased I nitril I’roHH liitcrniilionul freeway into the home. channel capacity. Cable operators Video (Jurnueopia Ttiere are those who say you can Yet for an Industry where worry AT&T, with a half-billion- Analysts predict an average 15- wrap the future of cable television satellites and earth stations are as dollar investment of its own in percent annual growth rate for cable around your finger. routine as slang — they’re now fiberoptics, will find it hard to stay TV over the next eight years. Total It's called an optical fiber, a fila­ "birds" and "dishes" — the cable on the sidelines. revenues, just under $I billion in ment of glass only slightly thicker world is remarkably low key about After all, says Irving Kahn, “The 1976, are expected to reach $1.5 / than a human hair. Take 144 of them, this new technology. big business in the next 10 or 20 years billion this year. wrap them in protective sheathing, It’s years away, they say; still too will be the business of information. For the viewer, cable TV is a cor­ and you still have a cable barely the costly and plagued with bugs. But It’s a whole new ball game and nucopia of video delights. In addition width of a slender cigar. there may be more than just the nor­ everybody can play." Congress is to regular entertainment fare, the And each of these willowy marvels mal business prudence behind the just now trying to set tbe ground country’s cable viewers get news and can theoretically carry 166 channels skepticism. rules with its first rewrite of the 44- weather services, religious shows, of laser-light TV signals — more than For some fear that as surely as year-old Communications Act. children’s shows, consumer shows, triple the capacity of the most ad­ fiberoptics will thread its way to the And the cable industry, which grew community and public-access vanced coaxial cable — and do it telecommunications of tomorrow, it up fighting government restrictions programming. more reliably and with less in­ will lead to a death struggle with the and network charges it was a menace Cable is also flexible enough to ac­ terference. King Kong of the corporate jungle — to the broadcast way of life, has little comodate visions big and small. For "With fiber you are constructing a the telephone company. doubt who would win a no-holds- example: 10.000-lane highway whereas today ”We have never been in, nor do we barred turf war with the telephone —The newly created Cable Satellite you have a single-lane horse-and- have any plans to be in, the CATV giant. Public Affairs Network plans to dis­ buggy path," says Irving Kahn, the business, entrepreneurs of cable Just a Stutistir tribute gavel-to-gavel coverage of gruffly informal chairman of television," William Ellinghaus, vice "We say that in a head-on collision the U.S. House of Representatives, BroadBand Communications Inc. chairman of the board of American possibly as early as the beginning of As a founder and former head of Telephone and Telegraph, testified at between the Mack truck and this bicycle we are riding we’re going to next year. TelePrompTer, Kahn was in on the a House hearing last July, be just a statistic,” says Robert —In Findlay, Ohio, high school ground floor of electronic cue cards .\T & T (iuii’t .Move Schmidt, president of the National Students produce programs on school and closed-circuit TV. He was run- Indeed, AT&T is currently Cable Television Association. doings, sporting events, community ling cable networks nearly 20 years prohibited from making such a move Cable TV has come a long way news, meetings and panel dis­ ag. Now his money is on fibers and he outside its traditional domain. But cussions. is planning the "ultimate" system. since the first line was stretched cable TV, which began as an aid to from a hilltop antenna 30 years ago to —A Los Angeles channel offers in­ liii|)lirlions Eiioriiious rural signal reception and went on to bring television to the homes of formation on bus services and sur­ For cable, which now reaches intp establish itself as saleable program­ eastern Pennsylvania’s coal belt, veys gasoline prices in various parts a fifth of all U.S. homes, the im­ ming medium, is already beginning which were blocked off from over- of the city. plications of fiberoptics are enor­ to expand to the more exotic ser­ the-air signals. Two-Way Hookups mous. The TV set could be vices. Today more than 4,000 cable —Two-way hookups allow residents transformed into an electronic genie Mass use is still a ways off, but systems serve some 14 million at senior citizen centers in Reading, that would provide such miracles as already on the market are two-way homes, according to industry figures. Pa., to interview local politicians and newspaper printouts or home access links that allow you to "talk back" to Nearly 3 million shell out an extra $8- bridge the generation gap with high Irving Kahn, chairman of Broadband Communications Inc. to computer banks of cooking the TV tube, and make possible sucb to-$13 monthly fee for pay-’TV school students via a split-screen of New York, is planning the “ultimate” system of cable recipes, reference material and services as computerized burglary movies, sports and variety dialogue. television. Industry figures show that 4,000 cable systems are other information. and fire alarm systems. extravaganzas, all uninterrupted by —In Little Rock, Ark., a cable And all this could join telephone It’s the "wired nation" concept of commercials. franchise proposal includes the link­ 4 serving some 14 million homes today. (UPI photo) communications, the daily mail and the late ’60s taking on new steam as The immediate future looks up of all municipal services from hospitals to schools. / Business ■ ^ 1 Coffee Price Down AL SIEFFEItrS FANTASTIC

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BOSTON (UPIi - A record 5.3 million New England residents held jobs last December, up 19,900 from the 12” BLACK A WHITE nrevious month, the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics 100% Solid State said Monday. COMPACT STEREO 6 ONLY-1 PER FAMILY 6 ONLY FULL SIZE LinON The figure showed an increase of 220,400 over the 28” COLOR TV AM-FMRAOlO numoer of persons who held jobs in December 1977 the 13” COLOR TV 100% SoOO iM•law i 0 Track Dtek. Auto Changor MICROWAVE OVEN bureau said. 100% Solid State FREE FA 8T-EA 0Y-EC 0N 0M IC A L i O N L Y The agency’s report listed employment growth in the 1-YEAR past year at 4.3 percent, slightly better than the 4.2 per­ SERVICE ®487 cent reported nationwide. • ®® FREE S YR. FIXTURE RAOIOS-TAPE • 287®® 238 HMILTAffairs of the heart have always captured the attention of poets According to the report, the regin gained 3.300 new jobs QUAiARir 7 ^ n n K4 i r _ _ WARRANTY Coronary heart disease is still the leading cause of mortality i m M M i M i ...... 2 0 7 . 0 0 0n»«l*2r -nn nn RECOROERS fats, Miles developedMONTH the Momingstar Farms line of cholesterol in manufacturing industries and 16,600 in the non- ...... 74ittU ...... 3 9 7 .0 0 and novelists. Sentimentalists have ordained the month of February pwtiMt i r _ _ CLOSEOUT PRICEO LITTON TOUCH in the United States. Researchers are pointing the way to reducing free alternatives to traditional b ie^ fast meats. manufacturing sectors...... 4 9 8 . 0 0 in celebration of St. Valentine as the occasion for exchanging vows ...... 7 9 .9 0 ...... 2 9 7 . 0 0 BOA COUATAACK ^ jma UP TO 80% OFF these statistics through an intensified effort to reduce and modify In addition, Morningstar Farms Scramblers cholesterol free WUMTOX i r M . a n n a - 100% iiM M i.■■■518.00 M U M N M ...... 4 4 8 .0 0 of affection. Today, physicians and nutritionists, together with the the life style of individuals who fall into one or more of the major ...... 1 3 7 .0 0 100% MM M i ...... 3 3 8 . 0 0 ZMITMDIlUHZr B - n n n eM substitute has been introduced as an alternative to whole eggs, nmaoTMCI(M1/FM - n n n n MUG CMF nnn nn QUAtAI i r M a s n n 100% 0M 0M i...... 5 4 8 . 0 0 ofconcHMoa...... 1 9 8 .0 0 TOUCH CONTMN...... 3 9 7 .0 0 American Heart Association, have added their recognition to the risk categories for heart disease - (1) smoking, (2) high blood pres­ the largest contributor of cholesterol to the American diet T& im te H itM i...... 1 3 7 .0 0 lOmOtiOOMi ...... 3 3 8 . 0 0 •u o iu tra lEMon lOraUL-OIIKIIOCOK LITTON month of February as National Heart Month with more serious sure, and (3) high serum cholesterol. ronvenient frozen product in its two-egg equivalent carton is the i r . a n n n CONTIOl niOHOUnON n - n n n TOUCHCONTIOl n n ^ n n 100%0MM0Mi ...... 4 8 8 . 0 0 I TMCX/CAOOfm - n n n n concerns. basis for the following recipes - all aimed to win the heart of Bad Footwear Stats 2 T 100% loOd IM i ■■■ . 8 4 8 . 0 0 M/FM CHANOn...... 1 9 9 .0 0 NiTHnioK...... 397.00 To help consumers plan meals low in cholesterol and saturated your 'YalenUnel WASHINGTON (UPI) — Shipments of plastic and rubber footwear dropped 12 percent from 1972 through OLD FASHIONED EVERY FAMOUS BRAND ON SALE LEMON-RASPBERRY PARFAIT YOGURT CHERRY CHEESE CAKE BANANA 1977. the Census Bureau reported Tuesday in a LEMON DAINTIES 6 servings 325"F. oven 1 2 (o 16 servings preliminary survey. 2 cartons (1 cup) BUTTERSCOTCH PIE ~ “ QUASAR - G-E - WESTINGHOUSE 350°F. oven 36 to 48 bars 1/4 teaspoon salt Employment also plummeted during that period from Momingstar Farms 1-1/2 cups boiling water CRUST 9-inch pie 31.5 million workers to 20.5 million, a 35 percent drop, the FRIGIDAIRE - KITCHENAID - AMANA - FISHER - WHIRLPOOL - CALORIC - MAYTAG Scramblers 1/2 cup lemon juice 2 12-ounce cartons Ibw-fHt agency said. cottage cheese 2 cartons (1 cup) Momingstar 1-1/3 cups sugar 1 envelope whipped 1-1/4 cups fine graham 9-inch baked Pastry Shell made with Total value of shipments in 1977 was $530 million, down DISHWASHEHr Farms Scramblers 3 teaspoons topping mix (to cracker crumbs 1/4 cup flour polyunsaturated margarine from $600 million five years earlier. IS cornstarch (1/4 pound) make 2 cups) 1 teaspoon vanilla 1/3 cup sifted confectioners’ sugar 1 envelope (1 table­ Raspberry Sauce 1/4 cup sugar 3/4 cup (packed) brown sugar spoon) unflavored 1 teaspoon grated lemon Lime, thinly sliced, 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon 1/4 cup cornstarch EVERY 1-3/4 cups sifted flour gelatin if desired rittd 1 tAlespoon grated Mint Sprigs 1/4 cup polyunsaturated 1/4 teaspoon salt Sttdilespoonsflour EUREKA lemon rind margarine, melted Company Officer 3/4 cup polyunsaturated margarine 3/4 cup sugar Combine sugar, cornstarch, gelatin, lemon rind and salt in FILLING 1/4 teaspoon salt assistant director of data UP«TE 8-ounce carton plain HARTFORD — Kenneth 2 cups sugar heavy saucepan; mix well. Stir in boiling water. Cook J. Daw.son has been named processing operations at 2 cartons (1 cup) yogurt 2-1/2 cups skim milk CIUMSTER until thickened, stirring constantly. Blend a small amount Momingstar Farms a company officer and Connecticut Mutual Life 1 teaspoon baking powder of the hot mixture into Scramblers; stir into mixture in Scramblers Cherry Sauce 2 cartons (1 cup) Momingstar Insurance Co. Dawson POWER TEAM pan. Stir in lemon juice. Cook until mixture thickens, stir­ Farms Scramblers measured and evaluated Pr^are crust. Combine and mix crumbs, sugar, cinnamon 1/4 cuplemon juice ring constantly. Chill until mixture begins to set. Blend the performance of the CLOSEOUT lemon mixture in blender container until very smooth. ana margarine, mix until crumbs are evenly coated with 2 tablespoons polyunsaturated company’s on-line systems QE 12 cu. FT. Prepare topping mix as directed on package, using skim margarine. Press crumb mixture evenly over bottom of margarine PRICED 3 tablespoons grated lemon rind 9-inch square pan. Make filling. Combine Scramblers, 1 and maintains the com­ 2 ^ ' LARGE CAPACITY 2-DR. FAMOUS MAKE KITCHEN AID CUSTOM- milk. Fold into lemon mixture and cnill until it mounds puter resources used by the 30” ELECTRIC RANGE AUTOMATIC DEFROST well. Spoon about half the lemon mixture into 6 chilled carton cottage clteese, flour, vanilla, lemon rind and salt in 2 teaspoons vanilla MULTI-CYCLE UNDEHCOUNTER Confectioners’ sugar blender container: cover, lllend until smooth. Add remain­ systems. NEW MODEL dessert or wine glasses (about 3/4 cup). Add about 2 Whipped topping mix Dawson joined Connec­ tablespoons sauce to each. Fill glass wiUi lemon mixture ing carton of cottage cheese; blend until smooth. Pour into ticut Mutual in 1968 as a $ 2 7 7 ® ® ® 2 2 2 ® ® • ®® Lightly grease sides of 13 x 9 x 2-inch Iraving space at top for raspberry sauce which should be bowl. Stir in sugar and yogurt. Pour into prepared pan. Banana slices for garnish 308 Bake at 325°F. 40 to 45 minutes, until center is not quite computer operator and baking pan. Combine confectioners’ sugar added just before serving. Garnish with lime slices and • 3 3 8 « * > mint sprigs. firm. Chill well. Serve with cherry sauce, if desired. following a series of X MAYTAI INcHuOEl FRONT PANEL and 1-1/2 cups flour. Cut margarine into Combine and mix brown sugar, corn­ TOUN CHOICE - m m m m 2 'o ^ i i ''...... 3 2 8 . 0 0 AU TO ...... Toul cmici Calories 346 Cholesterol 0 mg. Calories 227 Cholesterol 6 mg. promotions was named X 2 8 0 . 0 0 OAi/UECTMC ...... 1 9 8 . 0 0 VIDEO TAPE RECORDERS I dry ingredients until mixture resembles starch, flour ami .salt in saucepan. Add systems analyst, his most X ■ DEUIU II U FMSIDAtNE M r _ _ n o r r 'm ...... 3 8 9 . 0 0 CE/CALOMC m m m m m milk; cook until tlilckeiied, stirring con­ ZIFIEO ...... fine crumbs using knives or dough 2 8 8 . 0 0 FMOIDAINE 17 CU. n . - m m m m UNOEICOUNTiA...... 2 0 8 . 0 0 RCA - SANYO - ZENITH | recent position. o i u i u ...... 2 8 8 . 0 0 FAIUOAIK RASPBERRY SAUCE stantly. Add Scramblers, lieating con­ immirooi 1l U. n n n MM CUOMO 30" m m m m m DELUUFNOnFlUE . . . . . 4 9 8 . 0 1 1 blender. Press mixture firmly over bot­ Dawson received CMKHTIME m m o m m About 1-1/4 cups stantly; cook over low licnt until thick­ DOUUZSFHO ...... 2 8 8 . 0 0 StlF/ClUN...... 3 5 8 . 0 0 I I 21 CU. FT. FNMT - q m M M QUASAR as low as tom of pan. Bake at fiSO^F. for 15 min­ CHERRY SAUCE associate’s degrees in ^ FMIDAIAE IIII. M ia MM F N E iD a u u ...... 4 8 7 . U U WOOD TOP...... 2 3 8 . 0 0 ened, stirring constantly. Remove from y , ooHuziFHo...... 31U.O0 UENWOOOMr OE/CALONIC IXIUH 10-ounce package frozen red raspberries, thawed 2 cups OEuni n iO T U u m m m m m utes. Combine Scramblers and sugar; stir 2 tablespooru sugar heat. Add margarine and vanilla; beat business administration y . MEAniiipoM. 9CU.FT ...... 1 3 7 . 0 0 and data procc.ssing from AUTOMATIC NNITIIM .. . 2 9 7 . 0 0 until sugar is dissolved. Blend in remain­ 2 teaspoons cornstarch 21-ounce can cherry pie filling until smooth. Coo) sHgbtIv, stirring fre­ i S K S S .208.00 $598.00 quently. Line bottom of Pastry Shell Manchester Community (ZENITH) ing 1/4 cup flour, baking powder, lemon 1 to 2 tablespoons liqueur (Grand Marnier or Cognac, 1/4 cup sugar juice and lemon rind. Pour over crust. Cointreau, raspberry brandy or Framboise)* with a layer of thinly sliced bananas. College. He and his family 2 tablespoons water Pour mixture over liaimmu. Spoon dollops a re residents of FO IM H NOIMAN'S Continue baking at 350°F. for 30 minutes Drain ra.spberries; save syrup. Combine sugar and corn­ of wliippcd topping mix made with skim Km iii'tli .1. l i a u - i H i Manchester. LOCATION l-M TO or until top is set. Cool thoroughly; dust starch in saucepan; mix. Add syrup; stir until free of 2 to 4 tablespoons orange liqueur (Cointreau Remember or Grand Marnier), ^ desired milk around edge of pie. Stand a ring of r, KIIHIT ST. IXIT with confectioners’ sugar. Cut into 1-1/2 lumps. Cook until thickened, stirring constantly. Add lianann slices upright in topping. Place liqueur and raspberries. Chill. p i t m o f f n i FULL SERVICE by 1-1/2-inch squares. Combine pic filling, sugar and water in saucepan; heat. Just niamschino clierry linlves in topping Bosses^ Night Slated ^ P A u m e Calories 25 Cholesterol 0 mg. per tablespoon ■ before serving stir in liqueur, if used. tween banana slices. 'ir Calories HO Cholesterol 0 mg. 'If desired omit liqueur and thin slightly with water. HARTFORD The American A.ssociation ol Medical 445 HARTFORD RD. IT I# MANCHESTER ------FREE REMOVAL OF Calories 31 Cholesterol 0 mg. per tablespoon Calories 339 Cholesterol 2 mg. Assistants. Ilartlonl f.’haplcr. will sponsor llicir annual Sa5S TSiPtOPU WHO BKIHC YOUlOWPRKIS 6 PiRSOMAl StRYICi hoescs night han(|ucl Wcdnc.sday. Feb, 21. al The "I roi tun A MASIH OIUIH, VBA, ItHtAimt. FR£E SERVICE <517 A A A y OLD APPLIANCE lirownstonc RcsIauranI in Hartlorii. m CAtt, AMKAN ixmss, (MR HANOE M M«S FREE REMOVAL 0 4 /• 3 3 3 / CUB CAM , tlM YOU MAT M A U IT 1MS 7N.N worn OF OLD APPLIANCE £47 0000 I’rcscntations ol the awards to the new lios.s ol llic OFMTAnamr.’ f r e e l o c a l r e l i v e r y 0 4 /- 333 o FREE LOCAL DEUVERY A’car and Medical Assistant ol Ihc Year will he made TONITE 'TU 5, • TUES.. WED. & SAT. 'TIL 5 • MON., THURS., FRI. 'TIL 9 llartlord’s .Mayor George Alhan.son will be a giiesl al (he event He will deelare lh|. week ol Feb 18 as Mcdie.il Nssislaiils Week 4 - 5^- i r i r PAGE THIRTY - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Feb, 14, 1979

Cooking EVENING HERALD. Wed., Feb. 14, 1979 - PAGE THIRTY-ONE New Methods Suggested For Microwave Cookery

By JKANNE I.ESKM places tender tiorets and and librariesra rio c /'mcouldn't ilHn’ f tn I ! mit ir.rt * _____ . . . ______a >i . enough to allow ice prepared saucee or salad of power coming into a regular recipes to percent; oil intensifies ( 1*1 Kuiiiily Editor asparagus tips toward the answer her questions, she crystals and liquid to be dressings, fresh parsley, home varies slightly during microwave include: heat. Eula Boardman center of cooking utensils began experimenting. I removed. She then cooks sliced fresh fruit or periods of heavy usage. — Reduce liquid in­ arranges vegetables like a and the thicker, denser Eventually she began con­ I the vegetables in a tightly vegetables, bread crumbs The more people using gredients 20-25 percent, the Increase leavening agents still life before cooking stems toward the outer ducting seminars in covered container, using or , combinations ; of electricity at one time, the smaller amount for a clear such as baking soda and I _ them in a microwave oven. edg§ so they finish cooking California for other oven the high power setting for shredded or chopped less there is for each in­ liquid such as water and baking powder 10 percent Mrs. Boardman, of at the same time. owners. She expanded her everything except lima vegetables. dividual and the slower an the larger for buttermilk because a microwave oven • NABISCO BETTYCFiOCK^ Wichita, Kan., and Mrs. Boardman became work to other states beans, for whicei she Since nature doesn’t oven cooks. works so fast these 11b can c o f f e e ’ Cream of Benicia. Calif., says her an expert on microwave following a recent move to or others containing prefers 30 percent power. provide many uniform M r s . B o a r d m a n ’ s solids. products don’t have their method yields better cookery about four and a Wichita with her husband, Mrs. Boardman's ■ RITZ ■ FUDGE shapes in raw foods, Mrs. suggestions for converting — Reduce oil content 10 full amount it:: .• iii n,-t WMi C H O C K FULL results than the conven­ half years ago when her W e sle y , a c o m p u te r favorite microwave uten­ MUSHROOM Boardman pre-forms or tional method using a brother, then an appliance analyst. sils are oval, round or ring covered casserole, adding pre-cuts uneven foods ICRACKERS'^1 BROWNIE MIX 64oz. bottle lOVioz. can dealer, delivered an oven She is currently a consul­ JUICE _ O N U TS " p t r shapes because they per­ before cooking. For exam­ I GoodSm,Frti11-8atFihLl7.UmHonepercutk^ ■ Good ^ Sun, Fotx 11 - Sat Fob 17. lim it ------one per cuatomof----- GoodSui, Feb. 11 • Sat Feb. 17. UmHonepercuetomer SOUP a tablespoon of water and to her home in a San Fran­ tant to the California mit even microwave ple, she rolls fish fillets I C U COOK BOOK 2951 **^” * j — — M 11 - S a t F e b 17. Limit one p4t cuatc Good S u i, Feb 11 - Set Feb 17. Umil one per customer stirring at least once. cisco snhurh but foreot the Frozen Vegetable Council, penetration. She uses tube PHI , J~ Grocery and large pieces of meat ■■J Grocery She says placement is booklet that came with it. which processes 85 percent j Grocery I ^1 292[ pans to achieve the same and slices carrots. ® Old Polish Favorites Grocery particularly important She was looking for ways to of the frozen lima beans, I t results with casseroles and If food takes longer to Over 60 Old Polish Favorite Recipes of a Polish Immigrant Woman who came to this with such vegetaMes as make cooking easier after broccoli. Brussels sprouts, meatloaf. She converts 8-to cook than your recipe or counipr at the turn of the century. This book compiled through the efforts of her six Bring your broccoli, cauliflower and suffering permanent motor cauliflow er and spinach daughters and son. Copyright 1977. Size of book Is approx. 5 x 5 Inches. Printed in 11-inch rounds to rings by .vour oven's manufacturer asparagus because thin disability in an accident. sold in the United States. either leaving the center fcngllsh on a heavy pliable stock for durability with easy to read book typo. Plastic * Valentine recommends, she says, spiral bound— pages Me flat when book Is open. Your days of searching for the Old portions cook faster than When utility companies Mrs. Boardman says empty or placing a small lgMwStop& Shopsworfh means rnaybe the oven is not get­ — You’ll find them In this handy book. Money back guarantee. thick, dense ones. So she frozen vegetables cooked a gift of ramekin in the center and ting enough power. her way retain better Make Check or Money Order Payable to: arrangir^ the food around She re c o m m e n d s a beautiful texture and flavor than the outer edges. She says separate 110-volt line for CREATIVE COMPOSITION those cooked conventional­ P.O. Box 233 1 flowers from The Rule of Six this eliminates the need for microwave ovens because ly- stirring and turning food other heavy users of elec­ Collingswood, NJ 08108 ' y Stop & Shop. Before cooking she during cooking. NEW YORK (UPI) - tricity on the same line — defrosts the vegetables in Name ...... Eula Boardman developed ovens. She compensates for the refrigerators or freezers, their boxes or poly bags on absence of browning by a basic rule of six to es­ Her power percentage for instance — draw power Address ...... 50 percent power until they topping meat, fish or away. weatyalues!12 ounce pkg. timate cooking time in food guide bas^ on that Azalea are crunchy and flexible poultry with such things as City & S ta te ...... 24 ounce bottle microwave ovens. principle recommends: She also said the amount Our ‘White Gem’ Chicken is a great buy! She says one pound of — 90-100 percent power raw solid food one inch for foods with high water P b n t ’6 ^ Keebler iW CSSOtl thick and at room content such as cakes, F^ ire temperature uill cook in fruits, vegetables, poultry, ^IVhite Gem’’ PottedTulips ® p S * 3 .9 9 . six minutes on high power seafood. SALE TODAY THRU Cookies Vegetable in a 650-to 675-watt — 80 percent, or medium African Violets g S * 1 .9 9 o Rich N-Cht. S o i l microwave oven — if a cup high, reheating cooked SATURDAY, FEB. 17th C C Drops of cool tap water w ill boil foods and general cooking. eVS/pharmacy QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED or CC Biggs in that oven in two — 60-70 percent, or SALE PRICES ON VALENTINE ITEMS ^ 9 9 WILL BE EFFECTIVE ONLY THRU WED ^ ckenL eg minutes. medium high, less tender Mum Netttee Using her rule as a meats, casseroles, meat H ot C o c o a M ix t4oz.can ‘ 1.39 Prin ce Dinner 4 S3? *1 benchmark, reduce with high fat content. ^ 9 Chock full o’Nuts 10OZ.1BT *3.99 FrenctJsBigTate T& cooking time if the food is: — 50 percent, or medium Plant less than one inch thice:, to low, defrosting foods Quarteiscft C h m k Ught very porous, warm, in less than one inch thick, With Back 3 -4 lb. pkg. small particles or has a less tender meat cuts. i r p o . 4 wea high water content or if — 30-40 percent, or oven wattage is above 675. medium low-simmer, Breast Quarters r c Add time if the food is: defrosting foods more R eigor B egonias ea*2.’48 With Wng. "White Gem" Chicken, 3-4 lb. pkg. - O v J more teian one inch thick, teian one inch thick, eggs, very dense, at refrigerator all dairy products, high V ^ a l e a s a^ poi e / 2 . 4 g / ____ 20 ounce temperature, bulky or has starch foods, very tough bottle low water content or if the meats. jt self service deli Rckup Tunai oven wattage is below 650. USDA Choice “Great Beef” 6 Vi oz. can in o il' — 20 percent, for DERAN’S these tasty sandwich-makers! Mrs. Boardman says simmering st^ws and Com Muffin Mix 5SS‘1 variable power ovens can soups and slow cooker ASSORTED Baggies Bags ‘1.09 be used to achieve cooking recipes. Colonial W o rcestersh ire S a u ce iSliL63* Glad Sandwich Bags ^ *1.09 results Tnore nearly like WHITMAN’S — 10 percent, to maintain CHOCOLATES *^ kage of 100 teiose of conventional food temperature. SAMPLER Extra Mild S ir lo in 1 POUND Beef lb i ^ n Buyer^s Billboard BOX REGULAR 'ranks Shell 3.95 eaBags 1 pound « 9 S te s ^ Loin Seat Belt Use Seasonal Items Available While Quanblies Last package. ^ 5 9 Is a Problem MAYFAIR Colonial Bacon ^ , 1’SS'‘ 1.49 Top Sirloin Steak *2.39'lb The worst ratings, in MAYFAIR Colonial Bologna ‘1.19 By M IC H A EL CO.N'LON CINNAMON BRACH’S descending order, went to JELLY WASHINGTON (UPI) - HEARTS CONVERSATION Buddig S lice d M eats X 49* Rump Roast Beef Round*1.89 lb frozen foods .Special values for breakfast, kmch and diniw ! the AMC Pacer, the People who drive subcom­ HEARTS Oldsmobile Cutlass and 8 ounce bag HEARTS X^alloSalameChub Z ‘2.39 pact cars are almost twice Large or Small Hearts Beef, Turkey or Chicken teie Concord, In all three 12 ounce bag T ree Sw eet as likely to hook up their 10 ounce baa cases moderate or serious comer deli liced to order. Beef Eye Round Roast *1.99 seat W ts as are drivers of 1 $ problems were reported by ^Available at stores with Service Deli full-sized cars, according i< t lOrange more than 75 percent of the YOUR k Bant to a government survey. 54« users. CHOICE ■nie study also found ^ C a ra n d o Plenty of savory meat for a hearty boiled dinner! Glowing Watches Juioe drivers and passengers of both big and small cars Those fancy new digital Cenoa have trouble making the wrist watches get their 12 ounce 8oz. belts work properly. glow from a radioactive RIGHT GUARD can pkgs. The basic conclusion of gas called tritium. An in­ BAYER OR. SCHOLL'S the study by the National Artificial Casing SiiKdced Peril BoatonBonrw itial investigation by the ROLL-ON SOAP 'N SOAK DIAPARENE Honey Buns 11oz.pkg. Highway Traffic Safety eeuclear Regulatory Com­ ASPIRIN French Fries H«^»‘(Sacu4?S‘1 ANTI-PERSPIRANT FOOT FORMULA BABY WASH Corned Beef Brisket ‘3.79b 32o r Administration: only 14 mission says the watches Regular or Unscented Slop 1 Shop Coohed - Fkil Cut Orty Richs Coffee Rich Large Ntm* Dairy Creamer G reen B e a n s CUorSneh 2 [Aai 89* percent of all U.S. drivers are safe for consumer use. 100 count 1.5 ounce CLOTHS SOXP.'nSOUK 10 packetts Potato Salad SlopAShcf) 4 9 J Mra Smiths V egetables use their belts. In subcom­ A study by Oak Ridge 70 Sheets or 09 & Wiegar P ie S h e lls l 7oz.pkgol2 liS iS 69* Shoulder OQf 79* Peas. Corr\ or Peas and Carrots pact, the figure jumps to National Laboratory in 1 $ 0 Pd; 19.5 percent, compared Tennessee showed the ^sjQur kitchen uality foods. T u sca n 6 pack All Natural Stc^ & Shop witei 9.6 percent for full- amount of radiation any Our Regular 1 29 - f Picnic, 6-8 pounds Our Regular 1 39 Our Regular 1 28 lb sized cars. one person is likely to be Our Regular 1.49 ^top&Shop The most common exposed to during the life Smoked S i " 7 Q ICC problems reported with of a watch, (including its Pork Shoulder Roll wateradded I • f lb ' 1 5 0 Z . belt usage involve comfort repair, manufacture and pkg of the upper body during VICTORS ONE A DAY Fresh Cheese Cream disposal) is considerably CLAIROL movement, pressure on the less than the amount of COUGH MULTIPLE Chocolate CONDITION WINDEX n z z a * 1 1 9 .yAsstd. user, poor fit and inability radiation an airline DROPS VITAMINS ondHioi GLASS Coated or Uncoated to find the latch plate. passenger receives during Regular or Cherry Plus Iron SHAMPOO 18 ounce size /Ravors thompoo All Types Assorted Flavors In 10 percent of the tests, a coast-to-coast trip. 30 count CLEANER .100 count 16 ounce G elatins 21i “^'99‘ - Quart Cartoa’ belts with tension-relieving 22 ounce Fresh Peril StoptShop Increased exposure to Aunt Jem im a W affles iSoipkg 79* 36oz.Dk(L devices that allow slight radiation occurs during ^ ^ fheesePizza^ ^ Com bo B ars ‘ 1.19 vt 2 0 9 StoplShop S -f'-IQ slackening for comfort airline flights because Fish Sticks Taste OSui^ ^ pkg 89* Cheese Pizza 16oz{9ia I. I W were founo to provide too more radiation exists Our Regular 63* Our Regular 3 59 R aw H addock 11V40t(*9 ‘1.39 much slack. Our Regular 1 89 S e a f o o d ipecial savings! Italian Bread Pizza ’Sir ‘1.29 higher up in the at­ Our Regular 1,09 Spare R ib sl JenofaCheeea NHTSA said the Ford mosphere. Fairmont, Mazda and The gas in the watches is Whole or dairy Get your Stop & Shopsworth of fine brands! FROZEN Subaru got the best rating sealed in glass tubes. The Cod Fresh Ham Either Half 1.39 lb in terms uf belt usage trou­ report says the amount of WILKINSON 1 pound package ,Tropicana 100% Pure ble, but even 35 to 40 per­ HANDLE GLAOE Plenty of tender meat roast it exposure is still likely to be AIM STAINLESS STEEL Fklets cent of the users of those low if the tube is acciden­ TOOTHPASTE WITH SOLID AIR long and slowly...enjoy! three makes reported a tally broken. The report BLADES CARE Im perial Frozen j c moderate or serious Special Care Wash FRESHENER Turbot Fillets ‘ 1.29b produce adds the likelihood of that 6.4 ounce Assorted Scents Slop & Shop Coofted problem. kind of accident is remote. 5 count 16 ounce R sh C akes • 1 Vib phg Frozen ‘ 1.09 Money-saving buys 7 ounce MatUw % Frozen S \StuffedClams 30oz pkg 1.89 from top growing areas! Juice After-Hours Call Vary !

fwog>>sMitoirypo»wt«ditari is based on a national study one year ago. ^^8^1661 646-0302 ■ PAGE THIRTY-TWO - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Feb. M. 1979

EVENING HERALD, Wed., Feb. 14, 1979 - PAGE THIRTY-THREE

I Sears Sale pricet in effect through Febnury 17 unlett otberwiw tpedfied

SAVE »60.„ *150 U / on 2 or 3 piece sleep sets M*‘r«-ilitli K n n T s o n Heckv Seilierl Ingrid Jarol>soii Elaine A. Rozman Linda T, Huealia Kiliv Brown Donna iVIrCarlhv (irarr Juworski Mary M. Sloan Regular— Inncrspring or Foam Twin mallrrator 5 9 8 8 box apring. Regular M9.99

8109.99 F u ll x i M ...... 7 9 8t 8249 Queen »el ...... 119 88 8 2 9 9 K in « M t ...... gf

Thirteen Vying for Pageant Title Luxury— Innerspring or Foam Sears-O -Pedic I Twinnuillrmor MANCHESTER — Competing for Twin mallretaor Nancy Carmienke, 20, is a senior at box ipring. Regular II 09.99 7 9 8 8 the Miss Manchester 1979 title will be Manchester. She is a senior at bo» spring. Regular 1119.99 Manchester Community College. She David D’Alessandro of Manchester. attend Harvard University to study 8129.99 Fu ll B I M ...... 89 S8 8149.99 F lilla ir* 13 area women. Manchester High School and plans to 829yyueenae( ...... plans to seek a bachelor’s degree and She will sing "If We Only Have international relations...... 209.88 8369 Queen Bel ...... The 11th annual Jaycee-sponsored attend Manchester Community 1399 K in g ...... 269.88 become an administrative assistant. Love" from "Jacques Berell is Aliv<- Kitty Brown, 17, is the daughter of ...... 299.88 8499 K in ir Bel ...... Miss Manchester’ Scholarship College. Her ambition is to be a child She IS a 1977 graduate of Manchester and Well and Living in Paris" and ac­ Mr. and Mrs. Allan Issner of Seara-O-Pedic II Pageant will be held Saturday, at 8 High School and the daughter of Mr. abuse counselor. She will perform a company herself on the guitar. Srars-O-Pedic 111 Manchester. She Is a senior at Twin matima nr 8 9 8 8 Twin mallreas or disco dance to "I Will Survive" by boa tpring. Regular 1129.99 9 9 8 8 p.m. in the Bailey Auditorium at Meredith Emerson, 17, is the bo« tpring. Regular 1149.99 Manchester High School High. and Mrs. Werner Carmienke of Gloria Gaynor. Manchester High School and plans on daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newton 8159.99 Full B iw ...... 109.88 8179.99 FiilU ifi* Manchester. She will sing Donna McCarthy, 18, is a 1978 attending Manchester Community After an lively opening number Emerson of Manchester. She is a 8419 Q u e rn Bel ...... 299.88 Tomorrow” from the Broadway College with a major in physical 8469 Queen Bel ...... ,,, dance routine, the contestants will graduate of Manchester High School senior at East Catholic High School 8549 k i n g Bet ...... 399.88 musical "Annie." and a freshman at the University of therapy. She will perform a modern compete in swimsuit, talent and and plans to attend Manc-hester Com­ evening gown categories. Laurie Darling, 21, is the daughter Connecticut pursuing a degree in jazz dance to "Shining Star” by of Mr. and Mrs. John Buehler of munity College for a degree in music Earth, Wind and Fire. Carol Mahoney, 18, a 1978 graduate communications. She will perform a Manchester. She is a 1975 graduate of of art. Her talent presentation will be of South Windsor High School, is a trumpet solo, "A Love Song Come The reigning Miss Manchester, Manchester High School and present­ a jazz dance to the music “All That freshman at Salve Regina College in True" an original song written by Maura McGeary, will crown the new ly a dance instructor for Betty-Jane Jazz from the Broadway play Miss Manchester. Many contestants Newport, R.l. She is majoring in Jon Adams. “Chicago.” Turner. She will present a character from throughout the state and the Lauren Marie Heath criminal justice and minoring in Grace Jaworski, 18, is the senior at Becky Seibert, 18, is a senior at Karen Arahek Jane M. MoAuley jazz routine to “Sweet Georgia reigning Miss Connecticut, Mary Spanish. She is the daughter of Mr. Manchester High School and plans to Manchester High School and will at­ Brown” from the Broadway show attend either Carnegie Mellon Alice Flintroy, will attend. SAVE *1.50 and Mrs. James Mahoney of South tend Bryant College in September. SA V E *1.50 "Bubbling Brown Sugar." University or Temple University for The winner of the pageant will Windsor. She will perform a ballet of She plans to pursue a career as the Engaged Karen McArdle, 18, a 1978 graduate a degree in fine arts. She is the compete for the Miss Connecticut ti­ "Paris Nocturne" by Dan Fogelburg executive secretary. She will sing 'xtrv> Colormates Easy care ruffled curtains of Manchester High School, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward tle and a dance to represent Connec­ and Tim Weisberg. ‘Bill" from Oscar Hammerstein’s daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James ticut at the Miss America Pageant in Rozman-Alexander Sloan-Perrell Arabek-Olszewski Bloking of 250 W. Center Chris Gulbinas, 17, is the daughter Jaworski of Manchester. She will “Showboat.” She is the daughter of Bath Towels Ruffle round McArdle of Manchester. She is a sing ’’Summertime" from the Atlantic City. The Manchester St. of Mrs. Natalija Gulbinas of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Seibert of MANCHESTER - The STORRS — The engage- 84x24 ib. Regular 85.49 freshman at Manchester Community Jaycees will award over $1,500 in EAST HARTFORD - Mr. Carpe is the son of Your choice of solid, Manchester. She is a senior at Broadway show “Porgy and Bess.” Manchester. engagement of Miss Elaine ment of Miss Mary College and hopes to obtain a scholastic aid and gifts to the win­ The engagement of Miss Henry Carpe of Ellington stripe or classic design Manchester High School and plans to Sherry D’Alessandro, 17, is a Ingrid Jacobson, 17, will sing “The Anne Rozman of Margaret Sloan of Storrs to attend Hartford College for Woman bachelor of arts degree in business January graduate of Manchester ning contestants. Karen Ann Arahek of 115 and Mrs. Thelma Carpe of Sherry D'Alessandro Lonely Goatherd” from “The Sound Manchester to Alan Geoffrey L.Perrett of in September majoring in business education. She will perform "T ara’s High School and is currently atten- Tickets are available from any Alps Drive to Erwin J. 108 McKee St. Rt'^lar of Music" as her talent presentation. Richard Alexander of Manchester has been an­ Olszewski Jr. of East 399 administration. She will perform a Theme" from “Gone with the Wind” ding Creative School of Hairdressing. contestant, Manchester Jaycee, Miss Bloking graduated 85.49 on the piano. She is the daughter of the Rev. and Newington has een an­ nounced by her parents. Inheritance. Ruffly Cape She plans to specialize in facial care Watkins, Artistic Hair Design, the Granby has been an­ from Manchester High modern jazz dance to “Last Dance" Mrs. Stephen Jacobson of nounced by her parents, Grant T. Sloan of Absorbent bath towels in lots of fabu Cod style curtains of polyes­ Cheri Talley, 17, is the daughter of and have her own salon in the future. Senior Citizen Center, and at the door nounced by her parents, School in 1977. She is by Donna Summers. Manchester. She is a senior at retired Lt. Col. and Mrs, Cromwell and Doris B. lous rich colors and designs Decorate ter and cotton. Perma- Mr. and Mrs. John Talley of She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. prior to the performance. (Nassiff Mr. and Mrs. Edward employed at Travelers In­ your bath with solid, classic pattern or Manchester High School and plans to Robert W. Rozman of 345 Kowalski of 113 West St„ stripe design towels. Of soft 100% cot­ a Prest® ruffle round. Sale photos) Arahek of 115 Alps Drive. surance Co. in Hartford. Hackmatack St., Manchester. ton.Sale ends 2/17/79, ends 2/17/79. Mr. Olszewski is the son Mr. Carpe graduated Manchester. Mr. Perrett is the son of Sear* Pricing Policy ... H an AtlANT NY of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin UDOinOWN NY ua Mr. Alexander is the son from Ellington High School Item is not d ^ rib e d as reduced f AKMOUNI f All N Y usmaouAu MANCMfsm.a. MUNSrON.VT. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Olszewski Sr. of East or a special purchase, il is at its Sears Where America shops NCWNAITFOlO NY nnsHfiDMA UOOUTOWN CT AUGUSTA. M( in 1978 and is employed at fAYfmVHlI NY N SYlACirSi N Y of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Perrett of 49 Keeney St., regular price. A special pur­ OliNSfAUS NY W SflUNCrXlD UA OlANCt CT. lANCOt.Mi Granby. lOUCNKKniC NT Northeastern Fasteners, chase. though not reduced. Is an KNCStON N Y uncpotT a WATMtUtY a MUNSWICX.IK. Alexander of Newington. Manchester. WAfUTOWN N Y Miss Arahek graduated East Hartford, exceptional value. Sulis/adion (iuiininfiiil ur Yn Built- 128.9510 834.95 each Christopher’s Church in May 26 wedding at St. SAVE *20 on slitcnes and buUonholer. Case or cabinet extra avaitahlr 108 McKee St., has been an­ Sale ends 2/28/79. 2m^in Sears 1*HP compressor East Hartford. (N.M. Bridget Church. iNassif nounced by her parents, •100 Photo) (o r *98 r-T. 12-gallon lank photo) Mr, and Mrs. Frank deluxe 20-in. wheel cycle Regular Regular 1341; 249’’ SAVE 40% SA V E *30 t2M.« 15*in. blackwall Waa OFF 239? Matt. ModelflTSSS Big screen 829.95 to 136.95 each Dunlop-Slierrell R e g u la r Discontinued Styles Sears 18-lnch wide dish­ Plot S114.99 color TV washer is ideal where fo r •108 F.E.T.’ Sears Featherlitet;) space is a problem. All lev­ Plut l l . t f to 9 3 M Federal Ei- SAVE •25 MANCHESTER — The engagement of Miss el washing with dual spray dtcT aaofl each lirt. WhllewalU Features oversize heavy duty softside luggage arms. Features normal available ia motl tltct at limllar Kathryn Ada Dunlop to Joseph Cornelius uvlaga. Pak-A^Pottiin frame, quick release seat adjust­ R e gu la r $37 to 881 and rlnse/hold cycles. Sherrell, both of Manchester, has been an­ 41703 *319 7721 Smooth-riding 4-ply polyester nounced by her parents, Samuel M. Dunlop of ment, multi-position handlebars Regular 8349 Power Miser switch. tires are available in the fol­ Now22*®to48‘® lowing sites: 600-12, A78-13, 103 Hamlin St., Manchester and Gail S. Dunlop plus speedometer, odometer and 19-in. diagonal measure picture, Chromix'^t- black A§k ■tmul a .S«ar8 Mainirnanct Agreement D7814, E78-14,1=78-14. G78-I4, of 72 Vernon St., Manchester, tension control. Enclosed chain. Entire line of 1971 MO: is. 600-15. G78-15. H78-15. Modeli: 19770-81 m a ta picture tube. 100% solid-state chassis Sale Each of Iheae advrrtiaed Item, ia readily available for lale la adver- While quanlitiri latl Miss Dunlop graduated from Manchester heel cyclcH an* Hemi-aftaenibled. ends 2/17/79. Q uantities Lim ited lUed High School in 1976 and is currently attending Se*rt Pricing Policy If an A4tA*4fNT OMONIANV Manchester Community College. She is UtmtlDMAtl UA MOMirovm CT Sears Pricing Policy . . . If an Item it not described as reduced fAMUOUNIIAit NI rOUOMinJI N «iahv.H.y.' nntMto MA OtANCl.CI l A N G O a H I employed at the Hartford Jai Alai Fronton. or 8 special purchase, it Is at iU I Sears Where America shopa r«rlIT|V«ll N T •VAIillOWfN N r item U not deKribed u reduced SiueiowmviAst------Searii Pricing Policy . . If an W IMiNCfaiO HA HATlMUtT Cl •aU H tW iCI U 4 eiMPACb'v CilMSAAlt N r AuaUtMMT or a special purchase, it Is at iU [SearsluNHAflwhwihflpw regular pnee A special pur &4HIWMIO HA W HAttfOaO CT I roariA N O m sssiis'ria. Mr. Sherrell graduated from Gannon Item is not described as reduced KMCUOM N » OlOVitWHil N » asimwv. ' chaae, Ihough not reduced, is an Mouroti CT DANluaTCf ifw ntO H M l regular price. A special pur­ i3|i55Sa5B55I555v ■Wt.- Where America shops MANCHESTER PARKADE WOCafTOlWH N T tOMIUy H A M M N C l rauoMfUi m College in Eric, Pa., in 1974, He is employed at or a special purchase, it is at its Sears auauHCiON vt ' %T.-. eacqHional value, (JuaroAUtd or Vour Monry Hoek M W KAarKM O M i $CHI*UCfAOTM» chase. though not reduced, la an M AM CM im t cr I t to ttm m m v t a o c a u N o M t ------— HtnACUUNT IH N IM H AiifluilA Ml H fA TItVaU M exceptional value. ‘“' " “•f.itw the Pratt & Whitney Division of United regular price. A special pur­ 4MN

applesauce. EVENING HERALD, Wed., Feb. 14, 1979 — PAGE THIRTY-FIVF. Bolton Library salami grinder, potato chips, garden chips, vegetable of the day, dessert and OPEN SUN - 9 Wednesday: Turkey dinner, mashed Glastonbury roll, baked beans, tomato and lettuce t04 [School Monuf salad, cherry cake. milk. potatoes, gravy, cranberry sauce, salad, vanilla pudding with pineapple. RIcmcnIary Schools Thursday: Juice, taco, Spanish rice, buttered Peas, school-made rdll, pudding Wednesday: Italian spaghetti with Lists Additions and topping. Monday: Holiday; schools dosed. sliced tomato, com bread, carrot nut South Windsor Coventry raisin bar. meat sauce, broccoli, bread and butter, S h o ^ it e T hur^ay: Juice, hot dog on roll, french Tuesd.T,v: tuna salad roll with lettuce pear and raisin cup and cherry. Friday: Grilled cheese sandwich, All Schools Robertson School fries, vegetable, gingerbread cake, and and celery, fruit cup, peanut butter Thursday: Oven fried chicken, BOLTON — New books cookie, milk. tomato soup, french fries, cole slaw, Monday: Schools closed. Monday: No school. topping. cranberry sauce, parsley potatoes, at Bentley Memorial Wednesday: shells with spaghetti refrigerator pie. Tuesday: Lasagna, salad, Italian bread Wilson— Body and antibody Tuesday: Spaghetti with meat sauc, Friday: Juice, meat and cheese pizza, buttered peas, pan rolls, gelatin with top­ Library: sauce, cabbage carrot salad, whole wheat and butter. Friedman — Type A grated cheese, tossed salad, bread and vegetable, fruit or gelatin. Rham ping. yeast roll. Jell-0, milk. Wednesday: Barbecued chicken, Firliun behavior and your heart butter, applesauce. Monday: No school. Friday: Veal parmesan, buttered Thursday: Sloppy Joe. wax beans, french fries, com, roll and butter. Allen — Inside job Sacks — Awakenings Wednesday: Turkey dinner, mashed Tuesday: Ravioli with meat sauce, noodles, bread and butter, carrots and Brody — You can fight cerise grapes and pineapple chunks, Thursday: Italian pizza, salad, variety Anthony — Return potatoes, gravy, cranberry sauce, East Hartford green beans, Italian bread and butter, onions, spiced applesauce. cancer and win milk. of ice cream. Astley — Copsi castle buttered peas, rye bread, chilled All Schools brownie. Cuthbertson — Anybody's Friday; baked sausage links, whipped Friday: Tuna submarine sandwich with Sykes & Elementary Banks — Hamilton Stark peaenes. Wednesday: Salami grinder, potato bike book Monday: Schools closed. potato, corn, wheat muffin, applesauce, lettuce, and tomato, french fries, soup. Monday: No School. Barak — Enigma Thursday: Juice, meat and cheese piz­ chips, cole slaw, whole wheat sugar Kleeberg — Bicyle repair Tuesday: Beef and pepper pattle with milk. The following will be offered daily as Tuesday: Chili or plain frankfurt on Cadell — Round dozen za, vegetable stix, fruit or gelatin. cookies, applesauce. options to the meat offering on the menu: Bacon — Forgotten arts cheese on roll, french fries, applesauce, Menus subject to change without roll, baked beans, tomato and lettuce Caldwell — Bright flows the a t / Friday: Hot dog on roll, potato puffs, peanuts. notice. Thursday: Sloppy Joe on roll, mashed Hotdog or hamburg, tuna, chicken or egg salad, vanilla pudding with pineapple. river Book I and II buttered vegetable, gingerbread cake Wednesday: Hot dog on roll, potato ww . potato, carrots, gingerbread with top­ salad sandwich or peanut butter and jelly Wednesday: Italian spaghetti with Crockett — Victoiy garden with topping. Carr — Love child puffs, fruit cocktail, frosted Valentine’s iie O ro n ping. sandwich, choice of two or three meat sauce, broccoli, bread and butter, Cheever — Stories of John Reader's Digest illustrated Friday: Juice, com chowder, turkey guide to gardening High & Hale cake. vegetables, choice of three desserts. pears and raisin cup. Cheever Thursday: Pizza with meat sauce Elementary salad sandwich, vegetable sticks, potato Thursday: Oven fried chicken, Pet m^icine Monday: No school. chips, pears. Calwin— Happy all the time topped with cheese creamy cole slaw, Monday: No school. Vernon cranberry sauce, parsley potato, peas, Child — Julia Child & Com­ 1, 6, A Dozen or Buy By The Cas6 Tuesday: Spaghetti and meat balls, file "combo" is served daily as an Conway — Cast a long pany chilled peaches. Tuesday: Shepherds pie, mixed pan rolls, gelatin with topping. shadow grated cheese, buttered green beans, alternative lunch It includes: Hamburg High & Middle Country Innkeeper's Italian bread and butter, cinnamon Friday: Meatball grinder, cuke spears, vegetables, pears. Friday: Fish bites, tartar sauce, Cookson — Cinder path chilly pineapple. on roll, lettuce, tomato, pickle, potato Monday: No school. cookbook Wednesday; Cranberry lemon juice. Tuesday: Chili or plain frankfurt on buttered noodles carrots, bread and Cordeli — This sweet and SPECIAL PUKtTHAAt butter, spiced applesauce. bitter earth Kowalski — How to eat Crosby — Dear judgment cheap but good M .UmUedJ^eOniy DeBlasis — Proud breed Time-Life American reginal Eden — Strrington papers cookbook Ellis — Hampton heritage Tarr — Great food AJAX DETERGENT processor cookbook Fish — Pursuit ^u y 1, 6, A. 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^ ^ h e r a l d , Wed., Feb. 14, 1979- PAGE TH1RTY-.SKVRN Social Security ] D iscovery H oldsi P ro m ise fo r Battery Your Neighbor's Kitchen Q. I heard there was a re­ get SSI payments also get SAN ANTONIO. Texas possible to synthetically store solar energy and sity of California-San Fran­ into electrical energy. protons, the simplest form cent change in the law that the cost-of-living in­ (UPI) — A biochemistry duplicate the purple mem­ f u n c t io n as a s o la r cisco, stumbled onto the He said the purple mem­ of ion, across the cell allows most workers to creases? And if so, what professor says the dis­ brane. It makes possible battery," Renthal said. purple membrane while at brane may represent the membrane In a process work up until 70 if they about those who get both covery of a unique mem­ the only known example of The purple membrane, Rockefeller University in first hope of scientists to sim ilar to photosynthesis. Fruit-Filled Roast Pork, W ith Beer, Is a Delight wish. Did that change the Social Security and SSI? brane which allows certain photosynthesis which oc­ which is sim ilar to the pur­ 1965. overcome the highly un­ "The ejected protons age at which people can get A. Yes, Supplemental bacteria to convert curs without chlorophyll, ple pigmentation in the Renthal, operating with stable condition of produce an elec­ B y B K I T Y R Y D E R liquid in pan; bring liquid seasoning. Carve meat into basil fmm Aiioon i/ / li i . Social Security retirement Security Income payments sunlight into energy may the green pigment that retina of the human eye, $178,000 in grants from the chlorophyll that has trochemical gradient that checks? also increase with the cost eventually lead to the enables plants to use was discovered in red Public Health Serice and prevented its use to the cell uses as a miniature p ' •< rii~ i ® When it has 1-inch slices. Garnish with N E A food editor ' ^ mo T and place the knife from slicing com- oil margarine, sweet basil reduced to about 2 cups, w atercress, if desired. x(,ege potatoes are at t i * p le t e ly th ro u g h th e and salt. Brush poUtoes. A. No, That law means of living. For those who get development of a new type sunshine. bacteria found near the Robert Welch Foundation, produce energy for man. battery,” he said. “ The with beer stir in currant jelly. Blend Pass sauce separately, tractive they are ' ^ ® ® potato). Return potatoes to Bake at 425 degree for 35 workers generally cannot both types of payments, of solar battery. "Scientists eventually Dead Sea and other salt wants to find out how the Renthal said sunlight ac- research also may con­ be forced to retire because the Social Security in­ Dr. Robert D. Renthal, may be able to design a flats around the world. membrane, a specialized t iv a t e s a p u m p - lik e tribute to basic medical lTstro;^mffil?eLr"^^ ^ sliced as dTr^tedtU 2 tablesZTdri^ bread ^ . j water; stir into sauce. As an accompanment, Roasied l*oiaioi-« to cradle it. Slice down at When ready to roast, dry bread crumbs and cheese. they reach 65, but it doesn't crease is offset by a i^ uc- of the University of Texas- plastic sheet, modeled on Cell biologist Walter patch formed in the red mechanism in the purple knowledge. change your Social Securi­ tion in the SSI payment. San Antonio, said it may be the membrane, that can Stoeckenius, of the Univer­ bacteria, converts sunlight membrane that carries Just imagine a Temler Sim m er, stirrin g until try these roasted potatoes 6 bakine ootatoes >a cun i '^■ Sloro. oi- WALDBAUM S N.Y. STYLE DEUfS COMSTOCK cokt 00 oooctlkokr noM In Wo ok 2 tablespoons butter or DOW after 1981, your monthly margarine LUNDY CHERRY PIE FILLING z, oz can 99* benefit will be increased by FRESHLY MADE BETTY CROCKER OR PILLSBUflV ZIPLOC SANDWICH BAGS’“ r^kS‘"‘"99* FLORIDA CITRUS SALE 2 tablespoons vegetable oil DOW 3 percent for each year you Gourmet PIE CRUST MIX 1102 PKG 3 for* 1 . . 2 tablespoons red currant BETTY CROCKER - 15 OZ PKG ZIPLOC SANDWICH BAG S“ S?oT59* work past 65 and don't AU StoresOpen SALADS Shape Up Naturally With jelly receive retirement checks. GRAHAM CRACKER CEREAL 89* 2 tablespoons flour Ham POTATO - COLE ALUMINUM FOIL topco 99* (The increase is one per­ \Monaay februay s Florida Citrus From The Remove pits from SLAW OR cent per year for people SLICED TO ORDER MACARONI d “ iWaMsMtSUmayl prunes. Cut large pieces of Dole Topco RUBENSTEIN who reach 65 in 1981 or A&PisaPoultrv Sunshine State! fruit into 1-inch pieces. before). Any wage in­ Blueback SWEETrTASTING FLORIDA CITRUS PICKED 9 a.m.-Sp.m. Place fruit in saucepan; Pineapple creases also can mean Z'h Detergent AT THEIR PEAK OF FUVOfl! to 3 lbs. avg. IN JUICE - SLICED CHUNKS MARGARINE QTRS. HOOD cover with cold beer and blub powder SAVE EVEN MORE BY BUYING BY THE CASE. bigger retirement checks S, CRUSHED - 20 OZ CAN Salmon bring to a boil. Remove VIRGINIA SLICED 84 Ounce pkg YOU'll BE GLAD YOU DID. because benefit amounts B A K E D H A M s t y l e TO ORDER OUNCE CAN Only 2 W eeks Left to from heat and let fruit soak are based on average ear­ BLUE ORANGE INDIAN RIVER'S SWEET JUICY FLORIDA in the beer for 30 minutes. lypiN G PROVOLONE l s ‘ 2 .09 nings covered by Social W hole BEST .SEEDLESS Redeem Super Savings Drain fruit on paper l . a s I 2 0 Security. BONNET GENOA SALAMI TO O B M R L8 *2.79 JUICE towels, reserving beer; set Pink or White Temple B P i s Q. ITl be eligible for Sn£. FARMER CHEESE FRIENDSHIP l b ‘ 1.39 Item s W ith Cold .StraMOM. 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Remove loin to ICE CREAM FRESH Cap n Jofn't-PNled & OiviinKi-Frozin * m a a < C H O / C ^ LUNCHEON MEAT CLUB 1202 CAN ‘ 1.09 KEEBLER C.C. BIGGS isozpkg 89* , I H UUbertvM. b e r t ...... 1MloiMonP««tlM.- - - ALL FLAVORS PIE VMED. SHRIMP platter. Skim fat from pr BtMdilhM. Orange, Com. lExirA^ NVl»». ’/i GALLON CARTON 26 OZ. PKG. r ------— Carolina Yams ''!?'? 4iM*-i. Q — Are veterans with a ‘ kC Food Mart helps you take the guess work out of cooking with a SWEET-TASTING CALIPORNIA - SEEDLESS noncompensable rating for hypertension automatical­ yo«*||d«b.lUrwltl.V • l / t a FREE Vue Temp Cooking Timer in every lamb, beef, or pork oven roast. Navel Oranges 5 eor*1. t t m u ' i QUKktkXM! ly entitled to a 10 percent (y&tien Giant/^ CHQSE THAT GOES CRUNCH-8 OZ BAG Softly FRESH IMPORTED rating if medication is con­ JiffyCorn E I Menut For | U.S.D.A. CHOICE-BEEF CAHMBOL'S 8'Aoz.' W w ie K im ii C h a a - T o i I9z''RKGf'^0®''’ o r a n g e j u i c e 1*°n' 89* Greek String Figs ,.ozp«g 89* tinuously taken for control M uffin Mix 3 boxes C C iilO ilif of the disease? - ^ ChaeiaPiifff (3REEN GIANT NIBLETS CORN 49* HVPONEX N i i i t t i i ® CUT GREEN BEANS - SWEET A — Veterans in this MANCHESTER - SALTED or UNSALTED VEGETABLES '““V r'crISm I orr""'® 49* Potting Soil . t S " “slG *1.09 category are not ASSORTED aAVO RS M enus w h ich w ill be LLOYD J HARRISS OH CHEAM CORN BOTTOM ROUND UP .CORN FOR YOUR VALENTINE ASSORTED automatically entitled: H a w a iia n se rve d Feb. 19-23 at CHERRY PIE 26 OZ PKG ‘ 1.39 ^ 5 n e e 46 OZ. p{,T§'^°Er.'i'i. however, there are saitinM Mayfair and Westhill House Plants ,A*f.19 P u n c h can CiroiKt 500 JENO’S PIZZA 24 02 - 12 PACK I'l pQ EXCEPT BERLIN A ROCKY HILL provisions for compen­ . * o o « GAYLORD nwrrni D e lta Ct Gardens to Manchester sable rating to veterans SSiOFFLABa I residents over 60 are as CRINKLE CUT POTATOES 49* ROAST cans ro w who take medication for C a r n a t io n follows: ^ Produce Item of the Week! ^ Cr«ny or Chunky, A l p o B e e f 251b. ANGY’S TORTELLINr'^r 89* control of hypertension D r y M i l t S Tuno. Monday: Washington’s when other medical stan­ French or Kitctwn SlIcid D in n a r bag Birthday —closed. MORTON DONUTS f AMII V PACK 89* CMCKEN ■ TURKEY . MEATLOAF 1 SALISBURV STEAK TOFU (ALSO KNOWN 1 LB dards are met. JIP PEANUT CARNATION ' AS BEAN CAKE) PKG Tuesday: Pot roast of TOP FROST DINNERS 11 02 PKG 59* 69* 100 FREE STAMPS W/COUPON Q — I receive education beef, tomato-vegetable au LOOK FOR RECIPES NO 74 S 75 AND FREE C O f f M I.BB RECIPE BOOKLETS FROM N E SOY DAIRY CO benefits under the War k C jus, whipped potatoes, M a t * V 150Z Orpha's Act. Will my broccoli au gratin, Cleaner 'Lr FRESH DAIRY DELIGHTS! Fully Cooked U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF U.S. GOV'T. INSPECTED marriage terminate these C.C.BIG6S.C.C DROPS or chocolate pudding with GRADE 'A' benefits? 16 o r DOW-wo FREE STAMPS W/COUPON whipped topping, bread, HOOD FLORIDA CITRUS A — Marriage does not K e e b la r 12° <3°^ A A C 100% PURE Top Round cam S a n d w ic h 100 ct margarine, skim milk, HAMS BASTED affect entitlement to Rich n Chip!'’ coffee or tea. NU FORM ORANGE (WATER ADDED) education benefits B a g s <*(> Wednesday; Pan-fried Whole or Butt TURKEYS provided unter the War / TourRdoMttarwftii.. A MILK Shank Portion Portion Steak liver with onion gravy, JUICE 1 10 TO 20 LBS. Orphan's Act, ''1 GALLON CARTON U n d o i a g e ; Shape Up Natural^ parslied buttered potatoes, 'Tj GALLON CARTON Q — Are World War I stewed tomatoes with $109 $119 veterans eligible for VA w ith Fresh Florida Citrus S ssi, ^ 1 a LB. 1 BLB^ SOQFOIDD green beans, yellow cake, LB. ' LB. Blue Ribbon Specials are home loans? .“ *399 ■ -.( ! f j roll, margarine, skim AmHioFlflrtdi ______A — No. Home loan en­ milk, coffee or tea. HOOD NU’ FORM us D A CHOICE ■ BEEF one more way Food Mart helps Tninillw ApaM fM m / eastern-2v." min.-reo TENDER SWEET Ban Roll-On B u f f e r in I 0 % 0 % NEW GWALTNEYGWALTf V/ILLIAMSBUHG BRAND j titlement is for certain COR n B i L ■ ! . " * 1 9 9 Thursday: Minestrone NATURAL YOGURT 2 LB CONTAINER 69* you keep the cost of food down. FLORIDA CITRUS • 1l»% PURE Boneless veterans who ■ served iBmpifuraiiiiesf oencious WMM coup, baked meatloaf, (UNDER­ o 9 Sliced B(ue Ribbon Specials are apecial manulacturar a tem­ MM»y Ikity Oolorgmt 4l O Q Q cello Bag OCOOORANT i " NITRITE VACUUM during or after World War RCQULANor \ ANALGESIC PINK GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ’carton^ 69* BLADE) porary price rebuctiona mat we paea on to you and are TAILETI 1 4 9 gravy, O’Brien potatoes, KRAFT DELUXE Chuck Roast Bacon f'^ee PACKED 12 ( UN SCEN TCD | available (or • limited lime only. When you shop Food II. However, certain WWI SAIL LIQUID Z APPLES CARROTS creamy coleslaw, baked AMERICAN SLICES pkg si XtoorM Votklko O 100’t 09 U S D A CHOICE • BEEF TOP FROST Mart look lor the Blue Ribbon Arrow that pointa to out- veterans may be entitled to ■‘64" custard, rye bread, KRAFT CRACKER BARREL (WITH WHITE standing ualuea lhal really give you a good food buy. loans insured by FHA. You B SHARP CHEDDAR o « *1 39 Top Round $ 1 9 9 Boneless & DARK GUM CANDY 39* Size S margarine, skim milk, WALDBAUM S WHIPPED COOKING w b e should seek information Cold Mnlicini w t coffee or tea. •TIMER) 2 LB Congesprin 89* CREAM CHEESE OR CHIVE CONTAINER 69* Roast LB I ■ Turkey Roast PAN from that agency or its * 6 02 PKG U R D A CHOICE - BEEF 98 8.1 Friday: Chicken chow TOP FROST(BONELESS) Exclusive offer from Food M artf^ field offices. PILLSBURY CRESCENT ROLLS 59* WHITE SwNtSJtaiy Strnitli Biffirie 40. mein over steamed rice, CHURNEY * BOTTOM ROUND STEAK LB ‘ 2 .19 TURKEY ROAST 2 LB PAN Frsnch Brand-Bikars-5 Ib. bag _____ Arthritis 1” USOA CHOICE ■ BEEF seasoned lima beans, OUR BEST The Ultimate CAL JACK CHEESE eoz pkg 79* SIRLOIN TIP STEAK •Fitfht *^,111 o irt ss I 2 c_7,*'*’'si-o»ff*w.so(’Aw erm KB-n Florida Oranges RUSSET P O T A T O E S 7 9 * jellied applesauce salad, ASSORTED Fl a v o r s LB‘ 2 .2 9 B R E A D E D V E A L P A T T IE S USDA CHOICE • BEEF Tropicana-Hall Gal. Glass Cont. . „ . . 4Way-NasaiSpray chilled apricots, whole IDA MAE DESSERT 14 02 CONTAINER 39* OUR BEST 4 in casual Stoneware AURORA, N.Y. lU PI)- E-Z FbiLSO $ i wheat bread, margarine, ROUND CUBE STEAK LB‘2.19 BEEF & PEPPER PATTIES USDA CHOICE • BEEF BONELESS THIS WEEK'S FEA TUBE Deep muscle relaxation BAKEWARE ORANGE JUICE M ” ComtrexCoidTabiets>4.’r' skim milk, coffee or tea. HXkCMVtasiMU.lB) 10 Faney-Mlxsd-Woodslock-8 R). bag * , - - CHUCK STEAK (UNDER BLADE) exerci.ses, transcendental The menu is subject to LB‘1.99 SWIFT’S SIZZLEAN • ■ ■ • ■ ly ig USDA CHOICE - BEEF (WITH PRIMO FRUIT DISH meditation and jogging PLAYTEX WILD BIRD SEED '1 ‘ * 18770233 change. I From Our Bake Shop! ------8-01.* I BACK RUMP ROAST ^?Saer° lI ‘1.99 ITALIAN SAUSAGE were among the stress­ W£ FEATURE OUR OWN WALDBAUMS USDA CHOICE - BEEF .^tTH GLOVES pair FOOD VART BREAD AND PASTRIES ONLY fighting methods SIRLOIN TIP ROAST lb _ _ E X C e d rin Pain Reliever sa. 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The workshops _ III *10 C o ld P n Tpns> • 1(5 CnirtPn Tr-n$, I Condominiums as rental PACKED I FruitDiSh 1 LB 13 OZ • COLONIAL CHUNK CREAMER I were sponsored jointly by kilbl>ucOi«iolOnilil 0! I ! I I . . property are a growing LOAF PKG OF 9. LIVERWURST or BOLOGNA lb ‘ 1.19 Seafood Specials of the Week! OEODORIZING LIOUID | I «o™ (iig oi I | w,mPun*.»oiOn.j.,o( I | i»iibPufc«»io)T«sik o) Only the student government, ThiPurcfiiM Price of trend. The Community I REG LB -1 .2 9 the Dean of Students' of­ PINNCni I I * I I I CRANBERRY 4 GRAPE JUICE FLAVORFUL Associations Institute es­ A P P L E P IE WALDBAUM ■ 13 OZ PKG 99* MEAT KNOCKWURST lb‘ 1.39 ° ■* •4.9» fice. the Medical and timates units over five PAN READY HADDOCK LB ‘ 1.39 S!S!f.S!: I ! ANN PACE ! OCEAN SPRAY OUR OWN L SANDWICH BREAD JliW^F 2 for 99* WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART GOOD THRU Health Club and the years old may be occupied ROTHMUND FRANKS "c a s in g ’' LB ‘ 1.79 SATURDAY FEB 17 LIMIT 1 COUPON PER FAMILY I FRESH SCROD FILLETS Women's Resource Center. r ^ I I MAYONNAISE CRANCRAPE , , TEA______BAGS by tenants. As a con­ LB ‘ 1.99 They were designed to help ipO cLPkg. s With coupon and Ikst 17.50 purchtso | dominium community lr l...K„,oow.co„o™ ,., ...... ,0 . . I „ ,0 3 .A,„ „„„„ NoT-BbOn.,PI. .„h«, students deal with their i grows older, the institute ,,PRICES EFFECTIVE FEB IM7 1979 own stress and teach them WE RFSFRVE the RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO 3 PER CUSTOMER AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS says, the non-resident, or tB ia a k K ____ how to help others suf­ ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR R F T * r r t f ^ fering from stress. t u u u k tion lends to rise.