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VqI. XCIX, bio. 106 — Mancuerter, Conn., Monday, January 26,1980 Endeavor » S ince 1881 » 20t Single Copy • ISt Home Delivered | By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA bigger and better things in mind. “'The goal is to expand bus service so Herald Reporter that people in town will be able to MANCHESTER — After 11 years, move around without having to rely Hospital the efforts of town and state on an automobile,” Massett said. transportation officials reached frui­ While Massett concentrated on the Wins Round tion today with the first run of the eventual goals this bus service Hartford to Manchester Community previews, MCC officials praised the I-I College bus. bus route as a big achievement in On Budget College officials, students, and itself. Samuel Davis, of the minority state legislators joined transporta­ student alliance, said “This is the tion VIP’s for the half-hour trip to the culmination of an 11 year dream. MANCHESTER — Manchester college where they were greeted by Eleven years ago, less than 40 Memorial Hospital has won a round MCC President Robert Miller and a minority students attended MCC. in its budget battle with the State mid-morning snack. Transportation is a very serious Commission on Hospital and Health Dr. Harry Meisel, dean of student problem for many of these students. Care before the Freedom of Informa­ affairs, declared, “This is a great al, “Nine We have here a great asset to the tion Commission. day. ’This bus allows many people in with his college and to these students.” FOI Commissioner Donald Fried­ Hartford to enter the mainstream of , Bonnie Robert Weiss, general manager, man has recommended that a motion the prop- MCC life-’’ Miller added, "We are said the development of the bus route to dismiss the matter, filed by the ut a mer- making part of the American dream shows what people pulling together state hospital commission, be of perennial opportunity available for a common goal can accomplish. ibsen and denied. His recommendation will be through public transportation.’’ “This is an important week,” Weiss taken up by the full commission Feb. iaborated said in reference to the bus and rail Palomina Miller also cited the availability of 13. Hartford’s cultural and educational rides. It reflects the important im­ f Mine,” ’The state commission had filed the ed many benefits to Manchester residents, pact of citizen groups on a com­ )jx>sed to through the new bus service. munity.” motion to dismiss on three principal for “Girl Coming on the heels of Friday’s David Barry, state senator, joined grounds, all rejected by Friedman. but it rail trip, today’s bus service con­ the bus trip on a stop in East Hart­ ’The state commission argued that stitutes a surge in public transporta­ ford. He declared the bus route to be the complaint was filed by the to mount tion. Service on all Manchester meeting the dual needs of transpor­ hospital after a 20-day time limit had I comedy lapsed. )f Warm routes will be doubled beginning ting people who may be unable to af- today, with buses running on the half fort the expenses of an automobile, Friedman holds that the limit is Nancy, not mandatory. 'ty as a hour, instead of the hour. Buses are and of trimming the effect of the also now running to the Buckland In­ energy crunch. First Bus to College The commission also contended ; list of dustrial Park and along Middle ’Turn­ Barry was joined by State Senator that the three-member panel it , which pike in addition to the college route. Marcella Fahey, and State Rep. Disembarking from the first bus to make Hartford residents, and Manchester students. named to hold hearings and dis­ intury in William Massett, chairman of the Walter Joyner. Joyner said, “When the Hartford to Manchester Community In foreground, is state Sen. Marcella Fahey, cussions on the hospital budget is not singer- town’s transportation committee, you compare the costs of mass College run are college, transportation and a public agency within the meaning opposite D-East Hartford, and behind her state Sen. of the Freedom of Information law. le was a said today he regarded the expanded transportation with other forms, you legislative officials, all of whom lauded the David Barry, D-Manchester. service as a start, but he dearly had get a tremendous buy.” It also agrued that the discussions idy Gar- accessibility the new bus provides, both for they held were not meetings within 1 a child- the meaning of that law. jroperty’ that her Still to come is a decision by the ed itself Connecticut UPI Poll Freedom of Information Commission rays felt on whether hospital commission violated provisions of the Freedom of Information law when it held those a story discussions. cal mov- yer, who That question was argued before t Ebsen Salons Favor Carter^ Bush Friedman Nov. 16. act with The dispute between the hospital lined the By JACQUELINE HUARD About 5 percent of the state and the hospital commission over We can’t 151 House Democrats have endorsed Malcolm Baldrige, state chairman slot is not a consideration. oles you HARTFORD (UPI) — President senators and representatives who the senator and none have said for Bush's campaign, said the former “1 think he quite clearly has more cuts in the hospital budget is also the voted for Republicans in other con­ subject of litigation in Superior 1 you.” Carter and Republican George Bush they’ve changed their minds. CIA director and United Nations am­ experience to be president than any ■■i . Court. are obvious favorites in a recent poll tests said they hadn't made up their “I think If it (poll) reflects bassador has consistently come out of the other candidates. He’s running ponding, minds about a presidential choice. of guy I of Connecticut legislators, asked who anything, it reflects that they con­ ahead in surveys of political leaders for president, not vice president. He Gov. Ella Grasso, honorary 1 roll of they support in the 1980 presidential curred with Carter’s foreign policy at in various states. could train some of the others,” he [ for 15 election. chairperson of Carter’s Connecticut the time” of the ongoing turmoil in said. “I think the political leaders Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., campaign, has deliberateiy Iran and Afghanistan, Edwards said. UTC Plans downplayed how well the president throughout the state know how the instead received 43.2 percent of the House Speaker Ernest Abate, D- Anthony Nania, executive director club act voters react and respond both to legislative vote to Carter’s 53.6 per­ might do in Connecticut’s March 25 Stamford, the lone Democratic of Reagan’s Connecticut campaign, ie night, primary, stressing the state is what they feel their districts want, as New Plant cent. On the Republican side. Bush legislative leader who is siding with said the results of the UPI survey engage- “Kennedy country.” well as their own personal contradicted what his own workers ; hmrth- had a wider margin over Caiifomia Kennedy, agreed with Edwards that The governor at one point told UPI the survey followed along with preferences,” Baldrige said. have found in querying legislators. HARTFORD (UPI) - United embers Gov. Ronald Reagan, 43.2-28.3 per­ He said although Bush was raised Technologies Corp. today announced ter, and cent. that the president couid claim a vic­ Carter’s popularity boom amidst the tory if Carter got a slim 25 percent of Iranian crisis. here and is son of the late U.S. “Our own poll didn’t show that plans to build a multimillion dollar layer — many who were willing to say they’re me what Democratic Gov. Edmund Brown the vote, and later upped the figure to “If you took the poll prior to the Senator Prescott Bush, a well-known facility in Kentucky to produce a fuel Jr. of California did not receive any 30 percent. Iranian situation, I think you would Connecticut political figure, his cam­ committed to either candidate,” he injection system for a cleaner, more votes. Slightly over 3 percent of the Paul Goodrich, state campaign have found the results paign strategists cannot assume said. "What we see is that with the efficient engine being developed by lawmakers who voted for Democrats Ford Motor Co. coordinator for Carter, said it would overwhelmingly in support of Connecticut is Bush territory. rank-and-file Republican, Reagan is in other races said they were un­ The plant will be built 15 miles be “very, very risky” to draw any Senator Kennedy,” said Abate, who his first choice. Once you move to a decided on a presidential candidate. “He actually wasn’t known in the south of Cincinnati in Hebron, Ky., conclusions on whether the poll added it was difficult to say whether state outside of Greenwich,” Other Republican candidates different social and economic strata, and will eventually employ 1,()00 revealed anything about constituent it reflected constituent sentiments. Baldrige said. “I don’t think he has to irie,” it named in the survey were former the choices are different.” workers recruited and trained in preferences in the primary. “The current administration has a win here to win the nomination. I’m in your Sen. Howard Baker, R-Tenn., who greater Cincinnati, said Edward J. “But it clearly does demonstrate lot of explaining to do relative to the not going to predict a win. I’m going ce when received 8.6 percent of the vote; There are 187 senators and Kapetti, vice president of UTC’s that there’s a lot of support for the Iranian situation and Afghanistan. I to predict a second place.” a little Gerald Ford, 7.4 percent; John Con- representatives in the Connecticut Automotive Group. president,” Goodrich said. think it’s just a matter of a short One legislator said Bush would brother nally, 4,9 percent, and Rep. John Legislature, with four seats current­ The plant will manufacture a fuel lux, who Tom Edwards, a spokesman for time before the general public Anderson, R-Ill., 2.4 percent. make a good vice-presidential can­ ly vacant. The UPI poll was metering device designed to reduce pted son. the Kennedy campaign, said 51 of the changes its thinking on this,” he said. didate. but Baldrige said the No. 2 answered by 105 legislators. oys are exhaust emissions and improve fuel it really economy by 20 percent in Ford’s an write Psychology and Appearance planned programmed combustion in care engine. rv, 3000 Ford is developing the new engine 3urbank, for possible use in cars and light trucks in the mid-1980s. The injection D back a Poker Face Best for Routine Job device to be provided by UTC will n Jones deliver measured quantities of gas­ an come oline at exact times to each engine STORRS (UPI) - If you’re pression Dr. Charles A. Lowe, an associate there’s a big difference between in­ cylinder. wondering what to wear while >w with, professor of psychology at the tellectual kinds of activities and UTC's Automotive Group is the y like a applying for a job requiring routine University of Connecticut, says if it’s physical kinds. friend’s intellectual ability — try a poker nation's largest independent a physicai job you’re after you’ll “The difference is that effort cues producer of diesel fuel injection ou. — face. score points by being expressive. ler, N.Y. in an intellectual task are deleterious systems for trucks, farm machinery t ask me You may score the same as your That’s because people who appear if you are trying to present a good and other vehicles. The group is I saying competitor on paper tests, hut the in­ to be trying harder are believed to image of yourself,” he said in an in­ preparing to move to a new office in byd a terviewer is apt to think you’re have more ability in doing physical terview. Dearborn Park, Mich., from its tem­ lydd bob smarter because he or she has come things, particularly athletics. • “ If you’re trying to understand me porary headquarters in Farmington. ites into to associate knitted brows, Lowe, of Gloucester, Mass., has — that's an intellectual task, and if English, grimacing or squinting with uncer­ conducted a series of tests on non­ you’re grimacing and squinting, well and tainty. verbal expressions and he says those are effort cues — and I’m going to think you’re a dummy: Why can’t Tax Payments you understand me? Do 1 have to try this hard to make myself clear?” Due Thursday Lowe and graduate student Jack Rejeski wanted to find out if non­ MANCHESTER - Thursday is the mondov- verbal behavior could communicate last day to pay taxes on property, real effort. It’s generally accepted, but estate and supplemental auto The Weather Cariter Budget psychologists like proof. So they in­ assessments without an interest terviewed long distance runners and charge. Fair tonight. Partly cloudy, President Carter today sent got a whole list of cues: grimacing, And to make the payments as breezy and colder Tuesday. Congress a 1615.8 billion 1981 squinting, drooling, looking up as op­ painless as possible the tax collec­ tor’s office in Town Hall will remain Detailed forecast on Page 2. budget desinied both to posed to down, and so on. open until 8 p.m. Jan. 31. strengthen U.S. defenses in "an un­ They used these in video tape tests On Feb. 1 the taxes will be overdue Motorcycle Need certain and sometimes hostile and told some observers the people in world” and to press the inflation the pictures were jogging or doing and charged an interest rate of one The use of motorcycles for police fight at home. Page 3. something physical and told others percent, or a 32 minimum charge. officers will provide greater they were doing intellectual tasks. “ For some people who work, it’s visibility and quicker response Inside Today “I want to find out how people un­ impossible to get to the office during time while also performing some of derstand people. I want to find out . the normal business hours,” James the duties of more expensive foot C l a s s i f i e d ...... >.16-18 why they think what they think. We Turek, collector of revenue, said. patrols. Page 4. . Comics...... 19 get our initial impressions of people “So we decided to keep the office Editorial ...... ;..,4 from this non-verbal behavior,” he open.” In Sports Entertainment ...... 14 said. Normal business hours are F am ily...... g If you’re wondering what to wear while applying for a job Monday-Friday, 8.30 a.m. to 4:30 ^ rta Festival sumsted for O b itu ^es ....:...... 10 But Lowe is trying to find out what requiring routine intellectual ability, try a poker face. If it is p.m. U.S. instead of Summer Olympic Peopletalk...... , . 2 a person thinks controls behavior. a physical job you’re after, says Dr. Charles A. Lowe, shown, The tax office has been collecting G am es... Manchester Community Sports...... 11-13 In his recent studies, he has similar an associate professor of psychology at the University of payments of property taxes, the se­ College win streak at five gam es... Television ..>...... 14 kinds of videotapes where the actor cond installment of real estate taxes, Jimmy Connors stops John Connecticut, you’ll score points by being expressive. Dr. Lowe and the supplemental auto payments. U pdate ...... 2 on the tape would use all kinds of non­ demonstrates physical expressions while doing stationary jog­ McEnroe in tennis ... Page 11, W eather...... 2 verbal expressions, or be fairly Thursday is the only time the office neutral. ging in his office. (UPI photo) will remain open until 8 p.m.

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Wk«r« II com** from.... THE BUDGET DOLLAR FISCAL YEAR 1981 Contracts Due Carter’s Budget Oth«r Borrowing Ulpclote. 3< (ESTIMATE) In Connecticut The teachers have vowed not to More Tremors knife-wielding Shiite Moselm mili­ hear a request for aid from a newly women should take part in any To Add Defense HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut’s defense industry report to work until they receive Soviets Expelled tant, accompanied by his wife and formed Afghan rebel alliance that registration for the draft, and the is earmarked to get more than $1.3 billion in direct con­ LIVERMORE, Calif. (UPI) - nearly $50 million — or three weeks - four Infants, hijacked a Lebanese air­ has vowed to rid Afghanistan of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat head of a Republican women’s group WASHINGTON (UPI) — President reactors to increasing efficiency and safe­ Where it goes.... tracts and millions more in subcontracts under the Scientists say the Livermore Valley, in back pay and retroactive salary in­ liner today but freed his 137 captives Soviet troops. today announced the expulsion of all says females should be included in Carter today sent Congress a $615.8 billion ty of existing ones. jolted by three strong earthquakes creases. federal budget sent to Congress today by President after he was allowed to deliver a remaining Soviet civilian experts and any call-up. 1981 budget designed both to strengthen The one major new domestic initiative Carter. and more than 100 aftershocks, will speech at Beirut airport urging At the same time, the 38 envoys a drastic cutback of soviet Embassy U.S. defenses in "an uncertain and contained in Ue budget is a proposed $2 experience more tremors for at least “If there were a draft — and no one The proposed budget called for production of 80 Black Iranians to come fight in south attending the emergency session of personnel in Egypt to protest the in­ sometimes hostile world” and to press the billion, two-year program to provide Hawk helicopters by the Sikorsky aircraft Division of the next two weeks. Weekend Blaze Lebanon. is discussing a draft now — but if inflation fight at home. vasion of Afghanistan. there were a draft and you wanted to employment training and basic education United Technologies in Stratford and a Trident sub­ Scientists at the University of Officials said Ahmed Ally Issa, 26, th e Islamic Conference in The proposed budget — to a large ex­ ELKHART, Ind. (UPI) - Fire of­ Islamabad, Pakistan, were officially Israel, meanwhile, delayed sending either have women drafted for non­ to to help as many as 500,000 disadvan­ marine by the electric Boat Division of general dynamics California seismographic station in took control of the Middle Eastern tent, Carter’s platform for re-election — ficials today were investigating the its envoys to Egypt today because of combat or combat positions, you taged youngsters l^ o m e employable. 64 in Groton. nearby Berkeley said Sunday night Airlines Boeing 720, 10 minutes after reported to be considering expelling a last minute request by Cairo to calls for cutting the federal deficit to $15.8 possibility that a weekend btaze at a In other human resources programs. C x e lo o T o k o * Those contracts and other direct defense ap­ that some of the temblors may reach it left Baghdad for Beirut at 9:40 would know where they were,” transient hotel, in which five people the Soviet-installed Afghan govern­ postpone the opening of the first billion, the lowest in seven years, $50 Carter proposed a 24 percent increase in propriations outlined in the budget would mean more 4.0 on the open-ended Richter scale. a.m. (1:40 a.m, EST). Alexander said on ABC’s “Issues and were killed, was deliberately set. ment from the group. Israeli embassy in an Arab country. billion less red ink than when he entered subsidized housing and the same percen­ than $1.3 billion to the state’s defense industry, said Rep. The valley's seismic turbulence Armed with a small knife, which he Answers” program, in endorsing "We're just not witling to Sadat, in a hardhitting parliamen­ the White House. tage increase in elementary and secon­ Christopher Dodd, D-Conn. began Thursday with a 5.5 shaker held in the face of one of the registration for women. speculate yet on the cause of the fire, The unified anti-Soviet guerrilla tary speech, also accused Saudi Aside from increases for defense and dary education programs for the disad­ Dodd said the budget also called for other defense work with its epicenter near Livermore. stewardesses, he demanded permis­ front, calling itself the Islamic or how exactly it started,” Fire Chief Arabia of “treason and ignorance” energy, a new $2 billion youth employ­ vantaged. which will mean additional millions in defense subcon­ sion to give an airport news con­ Dean Yoder said. "But 1 will say we tor •'.llowing Soviet arms to be ferried ment program and housing subsidies for He proposed keeping the federal Oth*r P«d«r*l Opgrgtiono tracts to (Connecticut which is heavily dependent on Teachers^ Strike ference when the plane landed in Alliance for the Liberation of ^Sanity Returns^ are looking at the possibility of ar­ across its skies to the Marxist the poor, the package contains few new government’s $8.9 blllion-a-year general defense work. Beirut. Afghanistan, announced its forma­ LONDON (UPI) - Gold tumbled CHICAGO (UPI) — Parents and son." regime in South Yemen. proposals. revenue sharing program for state and The budget included another $5.3 billion in defense $41 an ounce to $629 at the official volunteers were asked to teach at tion in Islamabad Sunday, the first “We are taking the prudent course of local governments and creating two new programs including 240 F15 and F16 fighter planes for Islamic Confab morning fixing today and a dealer for Chicago public schools today to keep Moslem Hijack day of the parley involving 35 Drafting Women keeping an austere posture because of the programs, totaling $1 billion in 1981, to Money Flow which engines are built by UTC’s Pratt and Whitney Air­ London bullion brokers said, "Sanity tremendous clear and present danger of provide fiscal aid to local governments to the school district open despite a The Islamic nations meeting in Moslem nations and the Palestinian WASHINGTON (UPI) - Army craft group in East Hartford and 569 IMl Tanks for which teachers' strike. BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPI) — A Islamabad, Pakistan agreed today to has returned to the market.” Gold inflation to the well-being of everyone,” deal with the effects of rising unemploy­ This chart shows where the money comes from and where it goes as engines are built by Avco-Lycoming in Stratford. Liberation Organization. Secretary Clifford Alexander says opened at $633 in London. Treasury Secretary G. William Miller told ment. illustrated by this Fiscal Year 1981 estimate. (UPI photo) “Again this year Connecticut men and women will play reporters. To help spur the efficiency of the a key role in the continued maintenance of this nation’s The budget proposes no tax cuts for in­ 30 3000 economy over the long run, a key part of strong defense posture,” said Dodd, the lone announced •Peopletalk' dividuals or business during the coming reducing inflation. Carter propos^ a 3 candidate for the Democratic nomination for the senate Damage Found at Plant year. percent real increase in funds to support seat being vacated by retiring Sen. Abraham Ribicoff. I> Charles Schultze, chairman of the basic research. How Pie Is Sliced Dodd also noted that the budget included $485 million Hatchetman Hefner president’s Council of Economic Ad­ The budget contains two main tax for improvements to the Boston-Washington rail cor­ visers, said that with Inflation continuing Suzanne Somers isn't the only pretty lady with a changes. One is Carter’s proposed wind­ ridor, among them rehabilitation of the New haven and a long forecast recession not quite grudge against Playboy ^ . fall profits tax, desiped to prevent oil WASHINGTON (UPI) - Here is where Borrowing — 3 cents. railroad station. Reduces Millstone Use here, tax cuts would risk stimulating in­ companies from reaping unfair profits the federal budget dollar would come Other — 4 cents. Dodd said he had “serious reservations” about Carter’s magazine's Hugh jaoo flation and imbedding it so deeply in the from decontrol of oil prices. Carter said L O tA f r y Hefner. He only em­ from and how it would be spent in Presi­ proposal to increase federal subsidies for bus and rail economy “it would take years and years barrassed her when he WATERFORD (UPI) - The dis­ output at the 660-megawatt plant workmen were attaching the new this should bring the government a net dent Carter’s proposed fiscal 1981 budget: Spending systems since the funds were earmarked for cities with and years to drag it out.” resurrected that 10- covery of further structural damage would cost the utility hundreds of support system, he said. $13.9 billion in 1981. Income Direct benefit payments to individuals - more than 750,(XX) residents which was larger than any at the Millstone ! nuclear plant will But Carter said that if the economy The other, while not increasing cor­ year-old nude center­ thousands of dollars since power “The new element is that in the Individual income taxes - 45 cents. 43 cents. National defense - 24 cents. city in Connecticut. force operators to rely on costly oil generated by the cheaper atomic worsens “significantly” he will consider porate taxes, would require companies to fold. Britt Ekland says last stages of the job this was dis­ Social insurance receipts - 30 cents. Grants to states and localities -15 cents. I - H i while the station remains at reduced process would have to ^ made up tax cuts and temporary job programs. send the government on a faster schedule he nearly wrecked her covered and will cause a delay. Up Corporate income taxes — 12 cents. Net interest — 9 cents. power for another week. from other sources. Whether taxes should be cut, and when, is the money they withhold in payroll taxes marriage. until this point we had every expecta­ Excise taxes - 6 cents. Other federal operations - 9 cents. She spells it out in the Northeast Utilities spokesman “It’s not a serious problem in tion of bringing the plant back to full expected to be a major debate in — a change which would increase 1981 •I) UPlWIATHCn FOTOCAtl • Congress. March edition of Hefner Clifford Hill said Saturday more terms of a safe condition or an unsafe power this weekend,” he said. receipts by $4.5 billion. valentines tests were planned after new struc­ condition,” Hill said. “But it’s a Carter called the budget — which As for a tax cut for Individuals, Budget For period ending 7 a.m. EST 1./29/80. During Monday rival Penthouse He said there would have been no tural damage was found Friday serious problem in that it’s going to applies to the fiscal year starting Oct. 1, — Director James McIntyre told reporters, day... night, snow will fall over the southern Rockies, the mid magazine - says while problem had the severed rods been in during repairs to a cracked wall in cause another delay and delays are “prudent and responsible,” a “strategy of “With inflation at double digits, with un­ Plains, the mid Mississippi valley and portions of the she was married to another part of the floor not where Deficits Come and Go fairway hat a wondarful Peter Sellers, Hefner the plant’s shutdown cooling system. expensive.” restraint.” employment remaining fairly stable, it Ohio-Tennessee valley. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere He said the plant will continue to Northeast has estimated the daily the new support was being placed. The budget is based on predictions of a did not make sense to take an action wheih aaiortment of wrote to him saying he The work wouldn’t have been had some racy pictures operate at 40 percent of generating cost of the power reducation at $175,- mild recession in the first half of this would stimulate the economy and exacer­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Many 1969 and $269 million in 1960. capacity as required by new, stiffen (XX) to $4(X),000 since it was required required under the regulations in year, an increase of 1.6 million persons bate inflation.” Americans were not around in 1927, the President Carter’s proposed $15.8 billion Weather Forecast of her and offered to effect when the plant was built, he •) trade them for new ones federal standards. to bring more expensive oil-fired without jobs, bringing the jobless rate to Congress, which also appears to favor year Babe Ruth belted 60 home runs and deficit for fiscal 1981 is the smallest in added. 7.5 percent, and continuing double digit in­ Today becoming partly taken by Sellers. She says Sellers was enraged and Northeast, which runs Connec­ generating stations on line to make increases for defense and restraint in Charles Lindbergh flew solo across the seven years. • books *(1011116$ Extended Outlook flation. cloudy with high wouldn't believe she'd ever posed in the nude for ticut’s three nuclear plants, cut up for the lack of Millstone’s nuclear "It’s purely a constructional situa­ overall federal spending, now will draft its Atlantic. However, it still is the ninth largest • candies • valentines Extended outlook for New It forecasts consumer price rises of 10.4 temperatures in the mid to up­ England Wednesday through Hefner. Millstone’s power Jan. 4 when a shut­ power. tion. It’s unfortunate it’s in this par­ own version of the 1981 budget. The final But those who were might recall the since the end of World War II. • cut-outs • party supplies per 30s, around 3 C. Tonight Friday: She finally proved it, and Sellers apologized. But, down cooling system was declared But Hill said the actual figure can­ ticular portion of the floor,” he said. percent during calendar year 1980, com­ totals and programs may not look much U.S. government spent $2.86 billion on all In the 1950s and 1960s, there were just plan your fuiniarty, wo have the fair with low temperatures Massachusetts, Rhode says Britt, "I never forgave Hefner ... he must have inoperable. The utility later found not be determined until the plant is "If it had been in another section it pared to 13.3 percent during 1979. like what the president has suggested. federal programs that year. two deficits that were double digit — $12.8 luppIlM - organizational dlicounU near 20 in the city, teens in the Island & Connecticut: Cloudy cracks in a concrete wall supporting back on line and the utility pays for wouldn’t have mattered.’’’ The Pentagon would get the fattest in­ Carter’s proposed $15.8 billion deficit is That spending level 53 years ago was billion in 1959 and $25.2 billion in 1968. suburbs. Tuesday partly known that such a request would have caused a rift too! 0 j Wednesday. Chance of snow between us." the system. repairs and provides replacement Hill said the tests would show crease — proposed expenditures of $142.7 based on the expectation that Congress just slightly more than the government Oh yes. One other bit of budget trivia. cloudy, breezy and a little Wednesday night or Thursday. The latest problem was discovered power. billion in 1980, a $15 billion increase and a will shell out in the next several months to If the budget runs a $25 billion surplus in colder. High temperatures in whether the floor could meet the new will approve $5.6 billion in budget savings Fair Friday. Gradually colder during work to add a new support to “The problem is that in drilling NRC standards and the support 3 percent “real” increase over inflation. he suggests. These include legislation to buy up American grain that President fiscal 1983, as the administration has ten­ the lower 30s. Probaability of through the period. Highs in The money would be used to develop a precipitation decreasing to 20 Woodpecker Wisdom part of the plant's auxiliary cooling holes for the last mounting the repairs completed or whether contain hospital costs, which failed in the Carter has embargoed because of the tatively forecast, it would be the largest in the 30s Wednesday and in the new landbased intercontinental missile ''every • percent this afternoon and 10 A whole new line of crash helmets is in the works system. That work was required by mechanics discovered that a couple another type of repair would be last Congress, and other proposals which Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. history. lIMM 20s to lower 30s by Friday. little percent tonight and Tuesday. — thanks to a convalescent woodpecker who did his the Nuclear Regulatory Commission of the reinforcement rods were cut or needed. system, the MX; bolster NATO forces and are controversial or uncertain. Budget deficits come and go. But in the the wkfaelo of m A lM ■ Overnight lows in the 20s improve the U.S. ability to deploy forces Westerly winds 15 to 20 mph Wedne^ay and in the teens by pecking for a flock of scientists. after the cracks were found. broken,” Hill explained. “The Under the stiffer NRC regulations. One proposed saving calls for removing past 24 years, the red ink has come far 4owv(to»n manekutir thing" today becoming northwest in other parts of the world. ^ Friday. Dr. Philip R.A. May, of the UCLA School of "The expectation is that by the end engineering people decided they Northeast had to bring the plant up to fraud and error in food stamp programs. more often than it has gone. There is more iron in three tonight and increasing to 15 to Vermont: Snow likely of next week the plant will be back to were going to do some calculations standards assuring the safety* of the “The uncertain and sometime) hostile Other savings are proposed in nutrition During that period, the federal budget large eggs then in three 25 mph and gusty Tuesday Medicine, says in Omni magazine the bird was on developing Wednesday and the mend in a park ranger’s office and couldn’t fly 100 percent power,” he said. on the load-bearing capability of that affected area in the event of a major world we live in requires that we continue and veterans programs. has been in deficit 22 times. There have ounces of drained tuna fish. Long Island Sound diminishing to fiurries away from high-speed cameras set up to record his He said the new problems didn’t section.” earthquake coupled with a to rebuild our defense forces,’-’ Carter If Congress doesn’t make these savings, been only two surpluses — $3.2 billion in Thursday. Gearing Friday. Long Island Sound to Watch style. He says scientists clocked the bird’s head hit­ pose any danger or safety hazard. The reinforcement rods are in the simultaneous shutdown, a situation said. or find cuts elsewhere, the deficit would Hill. R.I.. and Montauk Point. Seasonably cold. Highs in the ting a tree section with an impact velocity of 1,300 But he said the repairs and reduced thick concrete floor to which the Hill said was "quite remote.” “The United States will continue to s 'ek expand. ,\.Y. A ridge of high pressure teens and 20s. Lows zero to 15 peaceful means to settle Internationa’ s- Z-ROCKV1LLE Y-MIOOLE TPKE mph — and snapping back with a deceleration of 1,- Though the budget is for one year, it TERMINUS will remain over the area above. putes,” he said. “But I cannot ignore :iie V-CENTER ST TERMINUS 000 "Gs.” contains projections five years ahead TERMINUS through Tuesday. Northwest ."Waine and New Hampshire: major increases in Soviet military spen­ winds 10 to 20 knots through Fair throughout the period What kept his bird brain unscrambled? Total lack Unions Ask which are startling. ding that have taken place ... I cannot ig­ B-SILVER LANE Tuesday. Partly cloudy except chance of light snow of side motion, says May - and he’s working of an If no changes are made, individual in­ TERMINUS tonight and Tuesday, visibility south on Thursday. Highs 15 to anti-whiplash helmet based on the newly learned nore the implications of terrorism in Iran come tax collections will increase $260 ROCKVILLE over 5 miles. Average wave 25 north and 25 to 35 south. Notification or Soviet agression in Afghanistan.” CENTER MANCH INDUST PARK 0 woodpecker principle. billion, or 96 percent, by 1985, largely MANCHESTER heights 1 to 3 feet through Lows 5 below to 5 above north Between 1981 and 1985 he pror ?d because inflation keeps pushing everyone A cOl ON'A i GREEN Tuesday. and 5 to 15 south. defense increases totaling $90 bilDo: into higher brackets. Rock Stock Rising Of Closings The president said he would [ 5o Congress has made periodic tax cuts to Linda Ronstadt is out with a new single - a hard 1980 supplemental appropriations prevent such a rising burden. Carter said rocker called "How Do I BOSTON (UPI) — Union leaders crease foreign economic and mi! more such cuts will be considered for the The Almanac Make You,” to sort of throughout New England have called in response to the Soviet inv years ahead but no decisions are being MANCHESTER Afghanistan. whet fan appetites until for new laws to require major com­ made now. CENTER By L nitecI Press International her "Mad Love” LP is And he said the government w panies planning to close down their Social Security taxes, which amounted DEPOT Today is Tuesday, Jan. 29, the 29th day of 1980 with 337 released next month. plants to give at least one year $2 billion in 1980 and $800 million i< to 2.5 percent of the gross national product LEGEND SQUARE to follow. protect U.S. farmers from econo, The LP contains the notification to workers, the govern­ in 19M, will have risen to 7 percent by .REGULAR BUS ROUTE The moon is moving toward its full phase. predictable Elvis ment and the union. jury caused by the reduction in 1985. The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. More than 2(X) union leaders Satur­ shipments to the Soviet Union because of Total federal spending is expected to hit - PART TIME BUS ROUTE = 1______Costello and J.D. BROAD The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. Souther tunes, but Linda day attended the "Save Our Jobs and Afghanistan. $900 billion by 1985. ) PLACE OF in t e r e s t Those born on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. also recorded several Communities Conference,’’ In all. Carter proposed a $52 billion in­ Two years ago Congress, in the English-American freedom crusader Thomas Paine new wave songs written organized by the Coalition to Save crease in spending between 1980 and 1981. Humphrey Hawkins act, set national goals was bom Jan. 29, 1737. by the Cretones, her Jobs. About $37 billion of that will occur without to reduce unemployment, recently 5.9 per­ On this date in history: favorite Los Coalition members said one way to the government lifting a finger through cent, to 4 percent by 1983 and inflation to 3 In 1861, Kansas became the 34th state. Angeles-based band. save jobs in the region is through largely uncontrollable outlays such as In­ percent. In 1900, eight baseball teams were organized as the Other members of the state and federal legislation to terest on the national debt and benefits to The 600-page budget document says the American League. They were Buffalo, Chicago, so-called California require advance notification by any individuals that are heavily affected by in­ administration has concluded that cannot COMING SOON Cleveland, Detroit, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Rock Club have albums company planning to close or flation. be done. Milwaukee and Minneapolis. coming out soon, too — relocate a plant. He proposed increases in spending TO A BUS STOP IN YOUR Early Dismissal Y-SUNSET HILLS In 1936, Ty Cobb, Walter Johnson, Christy Mathewson, including a Warren The measure ideally would also above levels needed just to keep up with NEIGHBORHOOD Babe Ruth and Honus Wagner became the first five men Zevon album next week and a new LP by Jackson require severance pay, coverage of inflation in the areas of defense, energy, MANCHESTER — Students at TERMINUS elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. youth employment and subsidized housing MANCHESTER Browne in March. health benefits, and community Manchester High School will be COMMUNITY In 1979, President Carter and Teng Hsian-ping, Chinese assistance funds equal to 10 percent for the poor. released from classes at noon on COLLEGE deputy prime minister, opened three days of talks. of affected payroll, they said. The rest of the budget largely would be Thursday. New improved, more frequent service to better serve your AIm on this date in 1979. President Carter commuted Quote of the Day held level or reduced. The purpose of the half-day session needs dn Connecticut Transit routes: Patricia Hearst's seven-year bank robbery prison One of the most recent an­ In the field of energy. Carter proposed is to allow teachers to begin their for­ Italian publisher Adelina Tattilo — battling B — Silver Lane sentence to two years, opening the way for her to leave nouncements of a plant closing was $8 billion in spending, an increase of $400 mal study and response to the evalua­ Playboy magazine for the right to call her publica­ in Chicopee, Mass., where Uniroyal prison and get married in February. million, on already announced programs tion of the New England Association Y — Manchester tion Playmen — on men in general: "Italian men Inc. announced Jan. 22 that its to reduce the nation’s dependence on of Schools and Colleges. Members of Y — Sunset Hills have a desperate inferiority complex ... Italian Chicopee Falls tire plant would be -Y—» A thought for the day: Elarly American freedom fighter husbands don’t want their wives to shine, but to foreign oil, develop alternate sources of the faculty, staff, and citizen Z — Rockville closed within six months. Thomas Paine said. “A bad cause will ever be supported reflect their light... American men are always in­ energy and encourage conservation. representatives will spend the after­ Mike Stone, International Vice by bad means and bad m en" volved in the game of truth. Their innocence is He proposed shifting emphasis from noon in a series of meetings at the President of the United Rubber never completely corrupted ... they’re not allowed constructing advanced nuclear power high school. To obtain a free copy of the schedule that best meets your to lie. ..” Workers, assured those at the con­ ference that during those six months needs, simply call Lottery Numbers the union would be trying to convince 525-9181 (TTY#727-8196) Glimpses the company to keep the plant open. Stone said under a provision the Engineers Funds or mall the coupon below to: Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Saturday in New Preparing to Open Two-time Oscar winner Jane Fonda will be the rubber workers had arranged with EAST England: first presenter at the 52nd Annual Academy Awards PRATT A WHITNEY Uniroyal the company “had to give a After more tnan six months of work the scaffolding around HARTFORD AIRCRAFT Connecticut: 447. Presentations April 14 ... Mary Martin will attend Connecticut Transit Information Center six month” notice before closing the the gold dome and rotunda of the Connecticut State Capitol in Massachusetts: 9009 the opening night Feb. 3 in New York of "Harold Slated in Region 53 Vernon Street plant. "The company is obligated to New Hampshire: 5601. and Maude,” with Janet Gaynor and Keith McDer­ Hartford is slowly being removed in time for the Feb 6 Hartford. Conn. 06106 Rhode Island: 4407. mott . sit down and talk and see if opening of the 1980 General Assembly. The staging will remain Vermont: 371. something can be done for all those on the rest of the 100-year-old marble and granite buildine WASHINGTON (UPI) - President vestigations of possible future projects. people who dedicated their lives to Carter’s federal budget request today Most expensive of the operation and that company,” Stone said. while the $8.8 million facelift continues (UPI photo) called on Congress to approve some $33 maintenance proposals were $1.4 million Please send me: Stone said in Sweden, West Ger­ Manchester To Advertise To Report News million for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for Bridgeport Harbor navigation and B — Silver Lane many and the United Kingdom there projects within the six-state New England more than $1 million for Norwalk Harbor East Hartford Glastonbury hor a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: Y — Manchester is national legislation “providing navigation. Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask lor Classified. Office ■Manchester . . Alex Girelli, 643-2711 region for Fiscal Year 1981. Y — Sunset Hills minimum standards regulating” Three Die in Crashes The funding covers operation and Most of the others were for flood con­ L'SPS 327-500 hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford...... 643-2711 Z — Rockville ^ la n t shutdowns and mass layoffs. maintenance of existing Clorps projects in trol. They included Black Rock Lake $143,- BULKEUY Published daily except .Sunday and cer­ through Friday When the office is Glastonbury . Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Three per­ daughter were killed in a one car the region; construction of some new 000; Colebrook River Lake $171,000; Hart­ BRIDGE tain holidays by the Manchester closed, classified ads may be placed by Andover Donna Holland, 643-2711 He said the laws also require ad­ sons, including a mother and crash on Hillside Place Friday night. calling 643-2718 Bolton...... Donna Holland. 643-2711 vance notification and severence daughter, died in weekend auto projects; and advance engineering and ford $678,000; Hancock Brook Lake $65,- NAME Publishing Co Herald Square, P 0 Helen Sherman. 34, and her -BYZ-, Box ,591. Manchester. Conn 06040 For information about display adver­ Coventry Claire Connolly, 742-8202 pay. Canada also requires advance crashes in the New Haven area. design for future projects. 000; Hop Brook Lake $194,000; Mansfield STREET tising, Call Tom Hooper, -advertising Hebron . Patricia Mulligan, 228-0269 daughter, also named Helen, 16, died CONSTITUTION notification and severence pay, he Police said Clarence Rhodes, 46, of Carter asked Confess to appropriate Hollow Lake $148,000; Northfield Brook CITY ZIP PLAZA Have a Complaint? director, at 643-2711 when the car they were in went out of South Wind.sor . Judy Kuchnel, 644-1364 said. Bridgeport died in a fiery crash $6.6 million for continued work by the U.S. Lake $94,000; and Stamford hurricane Vernon Barbara Richmond. 643-2711 control and struck a tree. Two other Newi — II you have a question or To Subscribe Saturday at the Milford toll station Engineers on Connecticut flood control barrier $100,000. -BYZ- passengers were injured. complaint about news coverage, call To sub.scribe. call Customer Service Stone said there is similar legisla­ on the Merritt Parkway. projects at Park River and New London in The request also included $678,000 for Frank Burbank, managing editor, or at 647-9946 Office hours are 8 30 a m Connecticut River navigation below Hart­ OLD fo report special news: tion before Congress. Rhodes’ car bounced off an abut­ fiscal 1981. STATE Steve Harry, executive editor, 643-2711 to 5:30 p III. Monday through Friday ment and landed 100 yards from the The requests for $4.8 million at Park ford. HOUSE Circulation — II you have a problem and 7 to 10 a m .Saturday. Business...... Alex Girelli. 643-2711 And he said “at least 13 slates have Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 plant closing legislation in various toll station, police said. The roof of Friendship Circle River and $1.7 mlllon at New London com­ The budget request Included $300,000 for DOWNTOWN INFO ^ regarding service or delivery, call Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents prised more than half of a $12.4 budget b o o t h z Customer Service. 647-9946 Delivery weekly, $3 90 for one month. $11 70 lor F a m ily ...... Betty Ryder, 643-2711 stages of development,” including the station and the car caught fire as MANCHESTER - The Friendship Investigation of a possible future naviga­ HARTFORD should be made by 5:00 p.m. Monday three months. $23 40 for six months, Sports ...... Earl Yost, 643-271L California, Connecticut, Illinois, police pulled Rhodes from his auto. Circle of the Salvation Army will request for public works projects in the tion project in Bridgeport Harbor, $480,000 state. for a comprehensive investigation of the through Friday and by 7 30 am Satur­ and $46 80 lor one year Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, He was pronounced dead at Milford hold a fellowship meeting Tuesday 8 CIVIC day. tmcoMNScncuT tmmbit CENTERS available on request. Monday through Friday. New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Hospital. The toll station was only p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ethel Or- Other outlays requested were $4.6 (Connecticut River basin and $400,000 for 'Oregon, Pennsylvannia, Rhode slightly damaged, officials said. fitelli . Hostesses will be Mrs. Ethel million for operation and maintenance of study of dredged material containment in NOTE MAP IS NOT Island and Wisconsin. In New Haven, a mother and her and Kathy Orfitelli. existing projects and $1.1 million for in­ Long Island l^und. DRAWN TO s c a l e 4 -^VEN ING HERALD. Mon.. Jan. 28. 1980 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Jan. 28,1980 - S m Editorial. MACC-Neu>$ ) Textile Industry Needs Revamping l i . '■■■ s iBaurliriitrr Euniimj HmilJi Beginning January 1, necessities to begin to ditional positive regard, NEW YORK (UPI) - standing or living in the ministrative skills are not various parts of the United Total imports of Manchester — A City of Village Charm 1980, The M anchester function autonomously. the client will not fear Improved management ‘right’ nelghborho^,” Ber­ the most important factors States who have done pret­ women’s and children’s ap­ Conference of Churches Counseling will be failure in that he will come practices would do much to nard said. in good management, he ty well against the tide of parel into the United States Police Need Motorcycles Founded Oct. 1, 1881 to realize that his He speaks from 12 years foreign imports, even grew from 5 percent of the started Project Genesis, a provided once the primary help American apparel and said. The important ele­ relationship with the of experience during which without resorting to domestic output in 1961 to We think it’s time for the prove themselves to be ef­ Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, reentry program for psy­ needs have been met, and textile firms deal with ment is the ability to “get between cruiser patrols and project will continue foreign competition, says his firm, Colton Bernard, “offshore production.” 30 percent by 1976. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. chiatric clients. Project will continue throughout people to do what has to be Manchester Police Depart­ ficient, cost-effective and foot patrols. Genesis will be directed by the client's duration in the despite any setbacks with Harry Bernard, an Inc., of i^n Francisco and done.” Offshore production Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International ment to rethink its transpor­ versatile. Police officers would find Mr. Thomas McCue. Mr. program. Due to the the community. executive recruiter New York, has represented Bernard uses a method takes advantage of a loophole written into U.S. NOW OPEN tation needs in light of rising Some training in motorcy­ they would have more con­ Steven Harry. Executive Editor McCue received his chronicity of many clients, It is to be expected that a specializing in the field. 3(X) clients. he calls a "personal Customer Service — 647-9946 Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor Masters from Fairleigh the theraputic relationship great deal of time and ef­ Aside from its more ob­ resource profile” tariff laws in 1964 that energy costs and the need for Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emeritus "Too many textile and ALi DAY cle operation would be tact with the public because fort will be directed vious disadvantages, he developed by industrial allows garments sewn in greater police visibility. Dickinson University’s is most important, in that apparel firms still have WEDNESDAY required for the police of­ they would no longer be con­ Clinical Psychology unconditional positive toward community managements riffled with said, management psychologist Les Gutter to foreign countries from happening several blocks places with their full-sized M C 'N .-S A T . 8:30-5 30 As police cruisers need ficers assigned to the cycle fined to a car where conver­ program and subsequently regard will be extended development and resource neoptism,” Bernard said. characterized by nepotism help place management fabrics pre-cut in the THUnS TILL 9 away, with no hope of speedy cruisers that criminals can replacement looking at the force to insure their safety, sation with the citizenry is worked for Connecticut’s despite repeated setbacks. expansion. The lack of “Their executive rosters or favoritism is liable to be personnel. Nearly 95 per­ United States to come into IF ITS HARDWARE. WF response. with off-road vehicles or, for Department of Mental The amount of energy in­ communication and ^und like the guest lists based on the delusion that cent of the executives he the country at reduced HAVF IT ■■ use of some motorcycles for and a whole new concept of less likely. A patrolman on motocycle that matter, on foot. Health. vested in the client, and the linkages between agencies for a family reunion.” machines, equipment and has placed this way are duty rates. the police force would serve law enforcement would be Generally the people have Community is the key and individuals must be When they do hire out­ systems are more impor­ still with the same com­ Imports of many types of MANCHESTER would solve that problem and number of services the public in several ways. given the Manchester police. lost touch with their police A motorcycle could go word to the project in that provided depend on their worked through, and we side executives many go tant than people to panies, he said. apparel soared from one would mean one officer could must strive to remeber percent of-all imports to 10 Motorcycles would be a When police are given officers because they have almost anyplace a person on it is the integration of the individual needs and for technicians or else per- business success. Bernard said there are a HARDWARE cover a large area by vehicle. client with local caregivers desires. that the key to integration sons whose “chief Actually, even number of well-managed percent in 12 years after 877 Mstn St fiA ^ - 4 4 2 5 better deterrent to crime maximum mobility and had little contact with of­ ManchMter OHO H H tU The difference between foot or in an off-road vehicle that will build strong local By not imposing con­ is an open ear and heart. qualifications are social technological and ad­ apparel producers in the loophole was enacted. than full-size automobiles response power, the public is ficers. could. equipping the officer with a ties. Mr. McCue, working because they are more safer and those con­ The open air concept for with and through the motorcycle and a cruiser is The increased effec­ maneuverable and provide templating crime are police patrols and the Manchester Conference of that the officer would have tiveness and cost con­ Churches, believes these high visibility for the force. deterred. likelihood officers would more chance for speedy siderations of such a move local caregiving systems to In addition the public in­ With a greater public be the key to integration again become close to the response and be less make a motorcycle experi­ terest would be served by the awareness of police people would be benefits of for the psychiatric client. hampered by street traffic. motorcycle force by reducing presence, there should be the cycle force. ment on the Manchester Program Description — large capital outlays for In a chase situation Project Genesis less crime in the streets of While a foot patrolman is force an excellent idea. Manchester. The goal of Project 2 police cars and decreasing Manchester police officers at one end of the street, We hope to see a trial of Genesis is to enable the in­ fuel and maintenance costs. In addition the motorcycle crime could well be sometimes are hampered such a system in the very dividual to function in­ Motorcycle patrols should force is a good compromise because they can not go near future. dependently in the com­ munity. Project Genesis SCOOPS by OonS Snqrd will assist its clients by contacting significant The Herald in Washington others, arranging inter­ I PONT CARE WHAT views for employment and KREflLlN AHYMPTSArS!!! housing, and contacting any relevant contributing social agencies. The project acts as a client ad­ Exit May Speed Crisis End vocate and will guide clients through the com­ munity social system. ALL FIGURE AND The Manchester Ott him at the Intercontinental. Sadegh are, this will help ease the tension,” By LEE RODERICK Conference of Churches PRICES'- HOCKEY SKATES repeatedly stressed that he bore no This isn’t to suggest that all of­ itself is a strong con­ SAVE ,UST WASHINGTON — As a journalist. 1 ficials in the Iranian government are BUSHEP For Men, Women, Children ! u..* animosity toward the American peo­ tributing agency, making PU' cannot help but look on the expulsion ple, despite having had relatives who as well-intentioned as Sadegh, or that available transportation, of American newsmen from Iran as were imprisoned, tortured and killed they aren’t taking out on American emergency financial aid, ; LIKE IT! anything but a hostile act of an out­ under the U.S.-supported shah. Tears reporters their many grievances for and emergency food, Our Reg. 6.99 to 34.99 law country. But as a concerned ran down his cheeks as he gave what they belive has been an unfair clothing and furniture American citizen who has viewed the details. press. assistance. A multitude of Choose from double runners, figure and crisis firsthand. I must confess the crisis situations can be im­ ALL BOOKS hockey styles. Not all sizes in all stores. It was well after 10 p.m., when our But it has been clear for many Thoughts expulsion may hasten the day that conversation ended. As it did, Sadegh weeks that key officials in Iran’s mediately met therefore, •Hardcover • Paperback Store stock only, no relnchecke. U.S. hostages are released. looked at his watch and said very government urgently would like to "Kramer vs. Kramer ” is probably providing clients with the One reason for this conclusion in­ • Fiction and Non-Fiction deliberately: I’ve had a long day and wrest the American hostages from one of the best movies of 1979-80. Spalding® ‘Hi Performance’ volves Abolghassem Sadegh. head of I'm tired. But there’s one more thing their young captors at the embassy It is packed with moments of joy •Aduit •Juveniie •Best-Sellers Athletic Socks o o the foreign press section in the and send them home. Since the of­ and pathos. For me, one of the most MCC I’m going to do before the day ends. Our Reg. 8.76 (4-Pack)...... 4 . 0 0 poignant scenes in the film was one Ministry of National Guidance, who I’m going to go to the embassy and ficials haven’t the power to do so, CHOOSE FROM ALL MAJOR PUBLISHERS Pro-Guard* treated, assorted color stripes. is in charge of kicking the reporters see if T can get you your three they may well have decided the next in which Kramer (Dustin Hoffmann) Calendar Exampiss: Stor« stock only. No ninchockt. out of Iran. I well remember Sadegh hostages to take home to America.” best thing was to expel the newsmen is teaching Billy (Justin Henry) to ALL RECORDS, 8-TRACKS & from dealings we had during a visit At 11:45 Sadegh called Hansen’s who have helped broadcast the ride a bike. Manchester Community College offers this calen­ J to Tehran during the early weeks of room. He had gone to the embassy students’s every move since the em­ The little boy, with his father’s H A 1 Publisher’s 1 CASSETTE TAPES ON SALE! Letters dar of events in the interest 7 the hostage crisis. 1 ■ " T \ List 2.50 J and tried to reason with the students. bassy was siezed on Nov. 4. help, wabbles and swerves and slow­ of the community. All the 1.36(':i:i‘S’) f Featuring Every Musical Category On Every Label Sadegh once spent over 10 years in The question now, of course, is ly but surely begins to ride on his But he had failed. Here was the MCC- sponsored activities the United States, part of it doing message they told him to relay to whether the students will weary of own, K ram er is elated. He is Including The Latest Hits From The Greatest Stars! listed below are open to the A f t Publisher's Boycott Solution social work on an Indian reservation Hansen: ’’There will be no release of posturing once the American probably even more excited than Bil­ public and many are free of f in South Dakota. He met with Rep. ly. As Billy rides away, Kramer List 14.95 To the editor: hostages. If we all die to get the cameras are silenced, and will final charge. For further infor­ George Hansen and I for a long dis­ snaps a photograph and half yelling- Keystone Tele-Lens A compromise solution to the con­ we keep our athletes at home while United States to understand what it is ly come to term. mation, call 646-2137. 8 7 ^ 1.97 2.37 2.97 Store stock only. No special orders. No rainchecks. 7*‘ LP Serlei LP Seriet LP Seriet ‘Everflash’ Camera cussion at the Intercontinental Hotel doing to others, our lives will have half whispering says, “Don’t go too Monday, Jan. 23 -O T -S . - - troversy caused by threats to boycott NBC delivers a world-wide com­ 4$RPM’i B298 C398 0498 A shortly before we returned to the far.” or cancel the Moscow Olympics munications system to the Russians. been lived well.” Despite the belief in some quarters Women’s Basketball: United States. 24.87 rRig. 34.94 would be to send the athletes, but Our athletes devote years to Now Sadegh, after that bold that the saturation coverage from The viewer is struck with the MCC vs. Post College, 7 attempt, is the Iranian official mixed feelings that Kramer must Built-In standard lens plus tele-lens lor candid keep NBC at home. training for a shot at a gold medal. Iran has prolonged the crisis, th p.m.. East Catholic High 3.47 3.97 4.66 5.33 shots. Zoom viewfinder and Hash ready-light. Althougn the young militants at the LP Serlet LP Serlet LP Seriet LP Seriei Congress fears the Russians will Not because it buys a decent life charged with carrying out the order reality is that wherever news is being have. Kramer shows joy and School, Manchester. pxhuberance at the same time that E598 F898 0791 HB98 INSTANT COLOR FILM STOCK-UP SALE! make a propaganda show of the from the state, but simply to live a U.S.a Embassy have been adamant expelling American newsmen and made, it is the obligation of the Wednesday, Jan. 30 i'e feels fear and apprehension. I sup- • Kodak Instant •Polaroid SX-70 Olympics. NBC paid the Russians for dream. from the first in saying no hostages others working for American news media to cover it. No one should mis Theatre: The Runner |- ;e once could say that it was a holy 5.37 5.97 6.57 Color Fllm|l-Peck| 5.59 Color Film |1-PKk| 5.68 the privilege of broadcasting this The hope these dreams offer is our will be released until the shah is organizations. Is that assignment at take the failure of diplomacy to a . Stumbles, by Milan Stitt, returned to Iran, key members of the . i -ment, main campus auditorium, 8-Treck/Ctttelte 8-Treck/Ceiiette S-Treck/Cettetle • Kodak Instant • Polaroid SX-70 show. NBC also promised to leave all greatest weapon. odds with his professed desire to help or solve the crisis for a m'si .'i Tepe Tepe Tepe Color Fllm(2-Peck| 10.74 Color Film (2-Pack) 10.97 Seriet K798 Seriet B9S Seriet L998 N Revolutionary Council are more 8:15 p.m., $4.(X). television equipment behind when Send the athletes, but keep NBC at end the hostage impasse? Not failure. By and large, the cover: ■ ■■' I’hat moment was for this father an the games are over. home. realistic and want to bring the crisis necessarily. from Iran has been excellent, uiioer I 'lierience that both attracted and Thursday, Jan. 31 SUMMER) Theatre: ’The Runner • Donna Summer Tom Swarr. to an end. In an interview with a news service difficult and dangerous conditionr ippelled. Perhaps it was kind of like vO t* S & i • N oxzemB Shave q q * To protest the invasion of Stumbles, by Milan Stitt, ‘On The Radio- South Windsor One of them even tried to persuade in Tehran the other day, Sadegh If there has been a single major our experience of God, We are drawn Greatest Hits' 7M Cream, 11 01., Our Rog. 1.14 Ow Afghanistan. Congress proposes that main campus auditorium, dtP 'M I Ayatollah Khomeini and the students suggested that, "With the American failure of the media during the crisis, to this God only to be awed by the Vote. I & II 8:15 p.m. $4.(X). •Aqua-Fresh, 8.2 oz. to allow several hostages to return to reporters not being at the embassy, 1 believe it has been in not pointing presence of an allpowerful creator. • Donna Summer Friday, Feb. 1 2 Eveready Flashlights Eveready Floating Jumbo Size, Our Reg. 1.59 9 9 the U.S. with Hansen as a gesture of the students might be more relaxed. out the strong belief among key Ira­ And yet it seems that it is this very ‘Bad Qlris’ Stairwell Gallery: through Plus 4 ‘D’ Batteries Lantern with Battery Caucus Turnout good faith. If it’s going to affect them, it nian leaders that public hearings on breadth of emotion that makes these February 22. MCC Student •Contac Cold Capsules ^ i Q Q Our Our “•cuture When that attempt failed, as a last- probably will affect them positvely. Iran in the United States would be a moments the ones we never forget. Exhibition - Ceramics, 10'e, Our Reg. 1.47 1 . 1 0 To the editor: them, and I want to give them my I > 9 9 Rtg.3.2« 4.66 Reg. 7.39 ditch effort Hansen turned to Sadegh. The hostages might be more relaxed middle ground likely to lead to a It makes them holy moments. Sculpture and Crafts. COOTAC It gave me a great feeling at the heartfelt thanks for their support. a short, stocky man who speaks Be ready lor emergencies! At Powerful searchlight beam •Donna Summer in turn.” release of the hostages. What are your holy moments? Opening Reception 8 p.m., this great price you’ll want ‘Live and More' Democratic Caucus in the Third I've had a few knocks and bumps in plus break resistant lens and English with no trace of accent and Sadegh, asked if the militants will Only time will tell if the expulsion Lee Goodwin, Intern Clark-Schuldman Duo. several for home. car. office. bulb protector. Reliable push­ Voting District the other night when I politics, but an occasion like that A ll Other Donne Summ»r IP’s On Sefef has been well regarded among miss the exposure they’ve been get­ of the reporters will in fact lead to an Emanuel Lutheran Church Theatre: The Runner button switch. saw such a big turnout of Democrats cuacus makes up for them. Words foreign correspondents. ting, said, ”If they are really looking early end to the crisis. But it may Manchester, CT Stumbles, by Milan Stitt, ‘t Remember Yetlerdty' Scriti 0794 4.66 supporting the Herb Stevenson slate can't express how you feel when your During the evening we met with for publicity, and I don’t believe they well do just that. main campus auditorium, ‘Four Seeiont of Love’ Sen.. Q794 4.66 for the town committee. friends come through for you. 8:15 p.m., $4.(X). 'A Love Trilogy’ Seriei 0794 4.66 It was a cold and windy night, but Saturday, Feb. 2 Thanks again to alt of you. ‘Love To Love You, Beby’ Serte. 0794 4.66 many of my friends were there, par­ Men’s Basketball: MCC vs, John J. .Sullivan. ‘Qreilttf Hill Volum# 1‘Seri.. H4t4 5.33 ticularly from the Finley Street area. State Central Committeeman. Housatonic Community ‘Orealeet Hilt VoluRve ll‘ Serif. H4M 5.33 The wintry conditions did not deter Fourth Senatorial District. College, 8 p.m.. East Catholic High School, ‘Once Upon A T1mt‘ (2 LP SetlSeitc. 1191.6.97 Manchester. ' W9$hinirton Merrv-Go-Round Theatre: The Runner COMPLETE YOUR DONW4 SUMMER'S COU.ECTION...NOWI 1 Stumbles, by Milan Stitt, Conair 1250 Watt main campus auditorium, Hair Dryer/Styler (iioss) General Electric 8:15 p.m. $4.(X) Caldor Reg. Price...... 24.99 Sunday, Feb 3 •Stilltr Brother! Steam and Dry Iron ‘Bt9l ol Slallir Brother! Cildor Sele Price...... 16.70 2 Theatre: The Runner Senate Report Warned Carter About Afghanistan Invasion Champion or AC Lee Two-Stage RIdt! Ageln‘ Mir. Mell-ln Rebele...... 5.00* 16.70 Reg. 21.97 Stumbles by Milan Stitt, S e r if . 0794 4.66 Regular Spark Plugs Maxi Oil Filters YOUR 1 1 7 0 Surge of Steam' gets out main campus auditorium. FINAL COST...... I l . f U wrinkles! Water window, By JACK ANDERSON secret Sept. 21 report, titled readiness of one Soviet airborne divi­ Q Q S Etch Q Q Ee.-LF1-16 that the Soviets would not let its trains some of the world’s most 2:15 p.m., $4,00 •Ruth ‘ See cleiti lor deuilt. labric guide. 4F116 WASHINGTOIV—By his own ad­ "Developments in Afghanistan and the sale of the six potential military O O Our Reg. 99c ■ w O Our Reg. 3.19 sion in a Soviet military district adja­ hands be tied by detente, and vicious terrorist groups, and has Monday, Feb. 4 2 *Ptrman«nt W m t' mission. Jimmy Carter was caught Possible Increased Soviet Interven­ copters, and Foggy Bottom •Rttllloc Plugs. Our Reg. t.N. 99C • Filters twice for cleaner oil. cent to Afghanistan,” and speculated “The creeping military logic” that been proerly condemned for this by Women’s Basketball: MCC Soriot HIM 5.33 off guard by the Afghanistan invasion tion" If the president had read it, he bureaucrats have added their seal of Limit 8 plugs per customer. ' -LF 24-25. Our Reg. 3.49 2.44 ■ that the Russians were concerned the Afghan rebels could be beaten by the Carter administration. But vs, Middlesex Comm. because he trusted his summit might have been less taken aback by approval to the smelly deal. College, 6 p.m.. East about the possible need to protect or a little more Russian involvement. behind the scenes, the State Depart­ partner, Leonid Brezhnev, who had the Ru.ssians' Christmas-week inva­ After a similar export approval for Catholic High School. evacuate the 5,(XX) to 6,(XX) Soviet ad­ Three factors “influencing ment is quietly helping the Iraqis blandly denied that the Soviets had sion. Libya, another friend of in- Manchester visers and dependents. Moscow to be very cautious” were close a deal for six high-performance aggression in mind. Afterward, The Senate report notes first that teranational terrorist. Sens. Men's Basketball: MCC vs. But the report also raised the also listed in the report: Soviet fears helicopters that could be used to Carter lamented that the Soviet the bloody' coup which replaced one Abrdham Ribicoff, D-Conn., Jacob Middlesex Comm. College, possibility that the Russians’ in­ that they’d be unable to control further terrorist activities. leader had lied to him. Soviet puppet with another earlier in Javits, R-NY, and Richard Stone, D- 8 p.m.. East Catholic High creased military readiness in the Amin, that they might get bogged Certainly, the September gave the Kremlin essen­ The “executive’’ Fla., were ready to ram through a School, Manchester. ■ g 1------area might reflect “an unfolding down in a Vietnam situation, and that evidence was tially two choices: Increase its com­ choppers—Italian-made Sikorsky S- strict law embargoing the sale of coherent plan to intervene massively the United States might show “asser­ available to the \ mitment in Afghanistan or let a 61s with Americanproduced General militarily useful equipment to coun­ Meeting to support (former Afghan President tiveness” by taking counteraction Electric engines—are luxury models president that the ^ ^ ' Soviet-backed regime go down the Hafizullah) Amin.” In this instance, tries supporting terrorists. To drain. elsewhere, or maybe killing SALT II. that make those in the presidential $2 0« S o v ie ts w ere ' forestall such legislation. Secretary Delayed of course, there was a massive in­ In addition to the senate com­ fleet look like stripped-down preparing to The reason the Russians faced this of State Cyrus Vance promised to in­ tervention, but one that resulted in mittee report, another jalopies. Each has a kitchen, a BoI t ON-T he Board of strike across the tough decision, the report explained, form the senators when such deals Every President Amin’s overthrow and knowledgeable source gave the bathroom, a lounge with plush up­ Tax Review will not meet Afghan border. was the deteriorating situation if were cooking. in February as originally execution. Carter administration a solid early holstered couch and a small con­ Last September, Afghanistan. Noting “Widespread Vance is now trying to persuade planned because of the re­ t u e W e P A W T ] WEAREVER 8-Plece Heavy Aluminum The committee report listed five warning of the Soviet attack. In Oc­ ference table. a top-secret report of the Senate but uncoordinated insurgencies ... in the senators to okay the Iraqi sale. cent revaluation of all Cookware Set 4Q factors that were “pushing Moscow tober, Pakistani Foreign Minister The contract specifications in­ 1 jjoti, Itoor Foreign Relations Committee laid all parts of the country,” the report His argument is that the French will property in town that 0 u r0fig .41 J6...... I f W toward deeper military in- Agha Shahi told both the senate com­ dicate use by top officials. But it out the probability of a Russian added: “Extensive Soviet material supply the helicopter engines if we extended the work of the Sony 12" Black & White AC/DC Portable TV volvemenf’in Afghanistan: mittee and Secretary of State Cyrus would be no great trouble to convert Set liKledm; 1 and 2 qt. covered saucepans, 7 and 10" trypans, 5 military move there with support, together with several thou­ don’t, and that, anyway, Iraq is assessor’s.. The ‘take-me-along‘ set lor entertainment qt. covered Dutch oven. Extre-thick, old-fashioned quality Traditional Russian designs on its Vance “flat out that the Soviets were the high-speed helicopters for use as and Information anytime, anywhere! Pull remarkable clarity. sand military ‘advisors,’ have showing signs of hostility to both Iran The board will have aluminum for long-lasting use. PIstol-grIp handles with hang-up neighbor dating back to the czars; building up for a move into weapons carriers, hit-and-run taxis three sessions in March for out carry handle for easy portability. 97.40 rings. Tsfrlllc starter set lor new homeiriakersl The report, prepared by three staff enabled the regime to retain a and the Soviet Union-and, as the Personal earphone Included. Our Reg. 127.97 Hopes that a Marxist ally might Afghanistan and then Pakistan,” for platoon-sized terrorist squads, anyone having questions or UmH 20 teta per tiote. ______members, was distributed to key tenuous hold on power. The Arabs say, “the enemy of my enemy add to Soviet influence on Pakistan, sources told my reporters Dale Van low-level strafing or military obser­ grievances. ' senators on the committee. Its con­ government’s position continues to is my friend.” India and Iran; Atta and Hal Straus. vation. The meetings will be tents were also communciated to the erode, however.” At this writing, the senators have Desire for a buffer against Red Yet Jimmy Carter ignored the Yet the Commerce Department, March 8 from 9 a.m. to MANCHESTER VERNON White House. The report cited intelligence war­ not agreed on an aswer for the State noon, March 10 from 7 to 10 China; warnings. just recently embarrassed over its 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE TRI-Cin SHOPPINB CENTER nings of “the somewhat increased ...... '•'’"nt's hardware salesmen. p.m. and March 13 from 7 I have obtained a copy of the still- The need to show the United States COPTER CRISIS—Iraq technology transfer policies, okayed to 10 p.m. STORE HOURS: SATURDAY, 9 AM to 11 PM ‘ SUNDAY, 9 AM to 9 PM ‘ MONDAY, 9 AM to 8 PM ‘ PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MONDAY ■ 1 ■ '?■

6 - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Jan^M, ^980 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Jan. 28, 1980 — 7 Ted’s Troubles Library Children’s Clinic Following Him Accord Recieves UTC Grant MANCHE6TER-A $50,000 grant families, and the rest of the com­ Is Near has been made by United munity is reflected in this very By United Presi International Caucuses are generally recognized Technologies Corp. tothe Community generous and important gift.” When Sen. Edward Kennedy as organizational tests, and Carter MANCHESTER - Principals in Child Guidance Clinic of Manchester, Donald G. Richards, vice challenged President Carter, he captured the heart of Maine's the town and library union a ^ e e the it was announced by Dr. Tanash H. president-technology, at UTC’s thought the easy part would ^ win­ Democratic machine in 1976 and still two groups are quickly approaching Atoynatan, clinic direcotr. Hamilt n Standard division and chair­ ning Maine and New Hampshire. holds its key. the resolution of their contract The grant, to be paid over a five- man of the clinic’s Finance Com­ Now he is fighting for political sur­ negotiations, which have been going year period, will be used by the clinic mittee said, "The gift is an excellent vival and finds his New England “If he (Kennedy) comes here and on since last November. to enlarge its preschool and clinic example of the kind of support UTC neighbors aren’t as friendly as he campaigns intensively, he can win," A special closed meeting of the facilities at 317 North Main St. The and businesses are providing so that hop^. Brennan said. "It would be risky for Library Board, which union money will be applied to the clinic’s private agencies can continue to The beaming smiles and casual him not to come and take a stand on members didn’t attend, wae con­ Building Fund which has a goal of offer important services to the confidence have disappeared in the the issues personally. I think we will ducted Saturday. The contract, and $425,000. general public.” Kennedy camp. The Feb. 10 Maine win, but he’s got to come here to its impact on the 1980-81 fiscal year Dr. Atoynatan said, “United The clinic has raised about 40 per­ caucuses and the Feh. 26 New campaign.” budget, was discussed. Steven Technologies’ recognition of the cent of its goal according to Ellen Hampshire primary are stiff-necked, Werbner, personnel supervisor, and needs of its employees, their Marmer, M.D. last ditch battles to keep the Kennedy Maine’s respected senior politi­ John Jackson, head librarian, candidacy alive. cian, Democratic Sen. Edmund attended the meeting. Both have Three months ago, Kennedy had a Muskie, insists he is neutral. But he been involved with the contract Blood Donors Needed big lead in both states. But Carter’s says Carter is the most responsive talks. resurgence once the crises in Iran president to Maine’s needs since Mary Le Due, board chairwoman, MANCHESTER — An urgent Anyone in good health between the and Afghanistan and his drubbing of Franklin D. Roosevelt, while said Sunday, “Mr. Werbner feels appeal is being made by Red Cross to ages of 18 and 66 years may donate. It Kennedy in Iowa has both camps Kennedy is an "unproven” leader. we’re close to the end.” Gordon residents of the Manchester area to doesn’t take long and it doesn’t hurt. predicting cliff hangers in Maine and Carter campaign aides in Maine Dean, unionrepresentative and cir­ support the next visit of the blood- Anyone interested in making an ap­ New Hampshire. and New Hamsphire. Kennedy may culation departmert head at the mobile which will be here pointment may do so by calling the A Boston Globe poll of New have trapped himself by saying he Mary Cheney Library said, “I think Wednesday, Manchester Red Cross, 643-5111. Hafnpshire voters following the Iowa must win both states to remain a we’re wrapping it up.” Manchester Blood Program of­ Walk-in donors will be welcome Caucuses last week showed Kennedy viable candidate. Werbner and Jackson said publicly ficials state that the supply of blood throughout the day. 2 losing support to Carter, 56 percent "Kennedy’s political life is at stake that while indications showed an end at the Red Cross Blood Center is still of the M6 voters who responded here in Maine,” Maine Secretary of to the talks were in sight, anything below level and all communities are I Manchester l favoring the president with 31 State Rodney Quinn, co-chairman of was still possible. "It’s hard to Chess Pro at Work being urged to do their best to recruit preferring Kennedy. Narrowed to the the Carter forces, crowed jubilantly. predict how these things will end up- enough donors to make every blood- ’ Fire Calls - 231 Democrats and independents "Maine can crush him, can kill him. ,” Werbner said. mobile meet quota. likely to vote in the New Hampshire Kennedy’s campaign is dead if he Under a mutual agreement made Chess buffs got to see the old pro at work dent who has held four New England titles At the present time the number of Saturday, 11:33 p.m, —Car fire at primary, Kennedy improved slightly, doesn’t do well in his own backyard, at the start of negotiating each party Saturday. Dr. Joseph Platz, left, master and was once ranked among the best in inter­ appointments made for the Jan. 30 435 Main St. (Town) but Carter still led 54 percent to 36 which by definition is Maine and New said they would not release any infor­ emeritus of the U.S. Chess Federation, national competition. Playing 12 matches bloodmobile are far less than Sunday, 2:39 p.m. —Camp fire at Winter Landing Chow Time percent. Hampshire.” mation on the talks until an impasse required for a successful drawing Nike Site. (Town) 8 ponders his next move against Jan Ryniejski, simultaneously, he won them all in two hours. Marines of the 36th Marine Amphibious Unit, Camp Lejune, A similar Globe poll last There is a world of political had been reached. These negotiations and many additional donors are Sunday, 3:34 p.m. —Brush fire on Rifles of Marines of the 36th Marine Amphibious Unit, are who brought his chess set, hand-made from (Herald photo by Adamson) Tolland Turnpike. (Eighth District) N. C., take time out from cold weather war games at Camp September, before Kennedy an­ difference, however, between con­ are arhong several to be presented at needed to meet the 160-pint quota. stacked in foreground as they man a 105-millimeter howitzer nounced his candidacy. Carter servative Maine Democrats and the a special closed meeting of the town Poland, with him. Platz is a Manchester resi­ The bloodmobile will be stationed Sunday, 5:50 p.m. —Unnecessary cannon (background) under camouflage net, at Camp Edwards on Cape Cod for chow Sunday. Part of three days of trailed Kennedy 20 to 68 percent. Massachusetts liberals. Board of Directors. at the Knights of Columbus Home, call at Manchester Memorial Edwards on Cape Cod Sunday. Some 1,900 Marines took part in cold weather war games at Camp Edwards and area, were Since then, Kennedy’s campaign Philosophically, many Maine 138 Main St. from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Hospital. (Town) a mock amphibious assault landing on the Scusset Beach, designed to test U.S. readiness to fight in winter weather. has stressed that the senator’s for­ Democrats are more attuned to the Sandwich, Mass. (UPI photo) (UPI photo) tunes depend on his ability to turn on president from (Georgia than the the charisma and woo voters per­ senator from next door. Students Get Answer sonally. Carter has stayed in the C a rte r’s cam paign is w ell White House monitoring foreign af­ organized in Maine and has attracted fairs. the support of the bulk of Democratic To Refugee Inquiry Marines Attack Cape Cod Carter may not be campaigning, party leaders and elected officials. but he is making his presence felt. Former Maine Gov. Kenneth Chir- Every night, he is on the telephone tis — now ambassador to Canada — By Barbara Richmond aid to Cambodia. In it he pointed out that SANDWICH, Mass. (UPI) - The But three of the jeeps bore white lot different. Scared.” deal with that. Each has had at least talking to key local Democratic was one of the first major Democrats Herald Reporter there can be no further delay in giving aid Marines attacked Cape Cod this flags with "Iran or Bust” and a skull Dozens of Cape Cod residents 278 hours of cold weather training,” leaders in both Maine and New to get on Carter’s bandwagon in 1975. VERNON — Students at the Middle to Cambodia "as this could have severe weekend in a mock invasion planned and crossbones painted on them in watched in freezing weather as the said Warrant Oficer Russ Thurman, Hampshire. In the last 10 days, The ties he helped the president School, a few weeks ago, wrote letters to consequences for the Cambodian people.” Maine has seen first lady Rosalynn long before the crises in Iran and black and red. first wave of leathernecks hit the of Waterville, N.M., public affairs of­ make with Maine Democrats remain U.S. Rep. Christopher Dodd, U.S. Sen. He also pointed out that civil war in 1978 Afghanistan. But the possibility the "They tell us we're the only beaches — in single file to avoid ficer for the amphibious unit. Carter twice. Vice President Walter firm. Abraham Ribicoff and to the United in that Country led to almost complete war games could soon become real Marine unit trained in cold weather, damaging the environment — in After storming the beach, the Mondale, his wife Joan Mondale and Brennan has given Kennedy a big Nations, urging support of Cambodian destruction of crops and is the reason why several Cabinet members. was on some minds. so if somebody has to go to amphibious tractors. Other Marines Marines, many of them wearing boost, but says the senator must relief. only 10 percent of the fields are now under About 1,900 Marines from the 36th Afghanistan where it’s snowing right were flown in by helicopter. Norwegian manufactured cold K ennedy’s su ccess in New "come back” and beat Carter in A few days ago the students received cultiviation. Marine Amphibious Unit from Camp now, it'll be us,” said Cpl. Robert The amphibious tractors drove out weather gear, were packed back into Hampshire lies in turning out the Maine, New Hampshire and the answers from Dodd and Ribicoff but none He said while the United States pledge Lejeune, N.C., staged a mock Keenan, 20, of Pittsburgh, part of the of Cape Cod bay delivering them on the amphibious tractors and vote in the state’s seacoast and south Massachusetts primary before the from the United Nations. They figure that of the some $60 million and other aid from amphibious assault in seven waves infantry team that led the seventh the long beach studded with sand transported to nearby Camp central sections —- areas heavily pop­ “ race will be even.” organization is very busy with other various groups, is a first step to ending the on Scusset Beach Saturday as part of wave of attackers. dunes and piles of seaweed. Edwards where they were to carry ulated with former Massachusetts Kennedy’s New England campaign pressing problems right now. nightmare, barriers still remain until three days of cold-weather war "I guess Carter has to do out the rest of their maneuvers. residents who voted for Kennedys coordinator, Lt. Gov.' Thomas P. authorities in Phnom Penh begin to J Some Marines plopped onto their In the letters the students all expressed games designed to test their something about Afghanistan, but I stomachs and inched their way before moving north across the O’Neill III of Massachusetts, is genuine concern for the children in Cam­ provide the transport routes necessary for readiness to fight in winter weather. sure hope he doesn't do it with us," through the sand firing at imaginary (I p V o u IC 6 6 P Pu ttin o off border because New Hampshire has trying to downplay his candidate’s bodia who are starving and sick. One speedy delivery of the food and medicine. A P15ASKEEABLE TASK, no sales or income tax. A Marine spokesman said the exer­ he said. targets — one of them a vacant beach PSvCHousSisrs SuSiESr T M A r strength and hedge earlier expec­ letter writer told Dodd he knew he would In their letters the students said they one WAY TO 'c o n ' Y oueS E ur Maine Gov. Joseph Brennan, the couldn’t understand why, when people are cise was planned more than a year "If they tell us to go, we’ll go,” house. INTO P0IN(5 THE JO B 1^ -TO tations. try because "You are a very good con­ ago and was unrelated to the Iranian said Willie Dyer, 22, of Chicago. "But "We’re disappointed there’s not V O u K S E t F A * ;m ALL only governor to endorse Kennedy, "We’re clearly the underdog gressman.” willing to send food, the government in n e W A K P , S u O T A 6tfcrTHiN(3 says Kennedy’s fate there hangs on Cambodia won’t take it. crisis and the Soviet invasion of I know if we get there and they start any snow. It’s cold enough. Each in­ Cup o p t e a , AFTEie -THE between now and August,” O’Neill In his letter Dodd told the students he Afghanistan. shooting at us, we’ll suddenly feel a dividual Marine is going to have to PONE/ his ability to get involved those said. "And I want to make sure that shares their deep concern on the critical Ribicoff also told the students he strong­ Democrats who normally wouldn’t expectations are minimized, and issue of Cambodia. He explained that the ly supports the United States participation go to local party caucuses. they should be minimized.” in the international relief effort now under A bill for Cambodian relief was signed into law by President Carter on Nov. 13, 1979. way. He said the United States has joined He said it provides for $60 million in food with 30 other countries to airlift food and Scandal Suspects Claim Rush medical supplies to the people of Cam- and medical aid to Cambodia. "The speedy delivery of the food and medical boida. “This humanitarian undertaking is NEW BRITAIN (U P D - detective Louis A. Gentile. Superior Court on Tuesday. court date, Gentile said. charged with three other aid we have provided is essential if even being administered by the International Two men charged in the Galati and Hackett face Galati’s attorney has He said the The two were city officials last August. more widespread famine is to be Red Cross and the United Nations city’s municipal corruption charges stemming from a asked the court to postpone averted," Dodd said. Emergency Fund. scandal claim the state one man grand jury’s a trial until the State N o w He sent the students a copy of a state­ The students who wrote the letters are hasn’t giv:n them enough probe into the alleged sale in the Grade 7 and 8 language arts classes N Supreme Court hears an ment he made which is in the time to prepare their cases of city job promotions and appeal of two motions --' Congressional Record of Dec. 6 regarding of Mrs. Muriel Dickinson. and was trying to rush misuse of city property. denied by the lower court. The islands of Hawaii are the worn tops of volcanoes. them to trial. The two face larceny, "These charges have is th e A private detective hired bribery and forgery taken the joy out of living, ’ ’ EVERY by Retired Fire Chief Ray­ charges in the scandal, said Gentile. “ It’s like •WHITE BEAR COATS •FIRE ISLANDER PZC Considers Plan mond A. Galati and Deputy which has resulted in the going through an operation •SHAKER SPORT •GRAFF CALIFORNIA 17 SECONDS Fire Chief Robert J. arrests of 17 others - most tim e to without amnesia.” AND MANY MORE Hackett to investigate former or present New He said a court order kSOMEONE NEEDSi For New Warehouse charges against them said Britain officials. preventing anyone in­ g iv e ! MANCHESTER - The Planning and struction of a warehouse in the industrial at a news conference Sun­ ■'It would be a m is­ volved in the state’s in­ BLOOD day that he needs at least carriage of justice to order 25% TO 50% Zm, Zoning Commission will consider ap­ park. vestigation from talking Industrial Park Corp., plans to use another two months to these men to trial at this proval of a 62-lot subdivision and plans to about the cases was only about 3,000 square feet of the building for produce information for time,” Gentile said. construct a 150,000 square-foot warehouse lifted in late September office space. The remainder would be their defense. Arguments on two pre­ in Manchester Industrial Park at tonight’s while some charges rented to an undisclosed tenant. The “The state has had am­ trial motions in Galati’s 44 DEPOT RD. COVENTRV^ CONN. meeting. against Galati were made firm’s plans would use 10.4 acres. ple time to prepare its case case were scheduled to TUE8.-SAT. 9:30 — 5:00 There have been public hearings on both in November — only two Also on the commission’s agenda is the but we haven't." said resume in Hartford WED. TIL 9:00 P.M. 742-7494 matters. Robert Stone and Jack Goldberg months before his first propose a 62-lot subdivision for an area consideration of selling Buckland School. northeast of Gardner and Spring Streets. The school sale is also being considered Area residents oppose the development, by a subcommittee of the Board of Direc­ Gold Leaf n.«. Wednesday, January 30th saying it will cause more flooding tors. The Planning and Zoning Commis­ problems. sion were asked to rule on the feasibility Business The developers say they will construct a of the sale. water-retention area and decrease the Area developer, Richard Hayes, has Booming TUES. ONLY! area’s water flow. expressed interest in buying the school as tihia 12.30 - 5:30 Noise pollution, an inadequate buffer access to the land behind it. He is con­ WESTERLY, R.l. (UPIl zone, and harm to wildlife were the sidering proposing a major shopping — Jewelry store owners The reasons 30-residents opposed the con­ center for the area. 2 may complain that the f^«w n'<"'8hts of Columbus Home Interestingly, our newest source of oil annually, worth $3.2 million at skyrocketing price of gold today’s prices. Oil that you w on’t have is costing them business. Corruption Probe Slated energy won’t come from the Mideast. But Margaret Manfredi ho ices t Meats In Toum\ It will come from the Bantam Hydro­ to pay for. can’t complain. BOSTON (UPI) - An handed down in whitecollar alleged payoffs for Boston electric Station, built in 1905. At Northeast Utilities, we are contin­ economic crime specialist fraud cases - said he hopes parking garage contracts, A sign painter who from the Justice Depart­ Killion’s survey will tell and charges that officials It is now being reactivated as part of ually searching for new and better ways specializes in gold leaf. ment will soon investigate Harrington’s public cor­ of the U.S. Small Business our restoration program that includes of assuring your energy future through 8 Miss Manfredi says political corruption and ruption unit where to con­ Administration accepted business is booming. She’s "ffiW $2 ,0 9 ' two more hydro plants: Dwight Station technologies like solar power and laser whitecollar crime in four centrate its efforts. cash and services of working on one local order ...... lb . New England states. fusion. But with the price of oil con­ for 40 signs. Donate through your Some of Harrington’s re­ prostitutes for approving at Chicopee, Massachusetts, and USDA CHOICE PORTER HOUSE A Paul J. Killion, 33, will cent investigations involve loans or delaying payment. Turners Falls No. 1 at Montague, Mass. stantly rising, part of the solution today "Lately, I’ve had a lot of Connecticut Red Cro// blood program 1 ^ talk to business leaders, calls for gold leaf,” she government officials, local Water-powered generating plants such must oe in increased hydro power. said. "Maybe people think prosecutors and lawyers to as these are a pollution-free, constantly That’s why, in our determination to it’s chic to have gold on determine the areas most IflAKS ’3.09 renewable source of energy. TTiese three provide you with sufficient, reliable, their signs today because susceptible to corruption, REGISTER AT FIRST CUSS of the price, or else they SPONSORED BY THE He said the Justice revitalized facilities, plus a new hydro affordable electricity, we have looked to figure if they don't have it FOLLOWING MERCHANTS Department aims to dis­ our past to help meet your energy done now, they’ll never be prove the belief of many REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES & PRACTICES plant at Holyoke, Mass., will soon gen­ able to afford it” v ...... ’2.99 that “bribery is just part of with James Murphy In ROCKVILLE erate over 22,000 kilowatts of electricity future. For at Northeast Utilities, look­ MORIARTY BROTHERS But Miss Manfredi, 22, SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER politics.” Tuesday eveninga from 6:30-9:30 p.m. cleanly, reliably, and economically. Their ing back is just one more way we’re thinks the demand for gold Results of the survey will (or 12 waaka beginning Jan. 29, 1980 moving ahead. leaf signs could drop if HOLMES-WATKINS FUNERAL HOME be given to Philip B. output will replace 124,000 barrels of Heyman, in charge of the precious metal prices con­ W.J. IRISH INSURANCE AGENCY Room to bo poitod (not Including toxt) tinue at high levels, A book' department’s Criminal Rockvillo High School Information: 486-3234 of gold — each with 25 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT CO-OP Division in Washington. NORTHEAST UTILITIES HIGHLAND PARK MARKET After Massachusetts, sheets only millionths of an HARRISON STATIONERS inch thick — costs around Killion will conduct in­ Thii eourie mvett the minimum educational Doing everything in our power to keep cx>$ts down. requlremenli for the taletpertont llcenie ai set forth $30 now. Two years ago, it SALEM NASSIFF CAMERA SHOP vestigations in New Hampshire, Vermont and by The Connerlirul Heal Estate Commission, The C.onnecticut Light and Power CVimpsnv'The Hirtford ElectrK Light Companv/Westem MassschuKtu EWetrtc Compsnv was $9 317 Highland Streat HERITAGE SAVINGS & LOAN fTTH Holyoke Water Powrer CximpanY/Northessi Utilitiei Service Cximpiny/Northeait Nuclear Energy Company "It’s scary to see the WATKINS BROTHERS Maine. Non Credit Program! • Extondod A Continuing price of something move U.S. Attorney Edward F. Education Manchester • 646-4277 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Harrington — who last up so fast,” she said. THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT a Stem 06268 week criticized what he called lenient sentences 8 - EVENING HERALD, Mon., Jan. 28, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Jan. 28, 1980-9 Irt^-Nenviw 50th Wedding Anniver8ai7 Byam-Duchesneau ^ Kelsey Family C Asbestos PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR ALL FOOD MARTS OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M IN THE STORE, WHILE SUPPLY LASTSI r 4‘8U »1I.M1W W> Problem Debra Ann Uuchesneau of Manchester and Richard ^D. Is Honored Byam of South Norwalk were married Jan. 26 at Center Mr. and Mrs. David Kelsey of Lilbum, Ga., formerly of In School Congregational Church in Manchester. Manchester, and their three children, have been named The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred W. the "Club Family of the Year” by the Lilbum Women’s Club. NEW YORK (UPI) - Is Duchesneau of 76 E. Eldridge St., Manchester. The Double Coupon Savings! asbestos among your bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Byam of The family was so honored for its participation in com­ munity, family, church and club-related activities. school's problems? Redeem manufacturers’ "Cents O ff coupons by buying the Items and we will double the value stated on the 105 Brent Road, Manchester. -t Mrs. Kelsey is the former Janet Cary, daughter of Mr. As many as 10,000 of the GET A DOUBLE REFUND couponsi Our “Double Savings" program applies to manufacturers’ coupons you clip from newspapers and and Mrs. Spencer H. Cary of 18 Wlnthrop Road, n atio n ’s 87,000 school magazines - not “Free” or other retailers’ coupons. The total double cash savings may not exceed the retail price The Rev. Clifford 0. Simpson of Manchester performed Manchester. Mr. Kelsey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. buildings have asbestos the double-ring ceremony. Walter Grxyb of Manchester marked on the Item - If it does, you get the Item free. Our “Double Coupon" offer Is limited to one (1) Instant Everett W. Kelsey of 28 Atumn St., Manchester. They sprayed on walls or ON MANUFACTURERS' was organist. Soloists were Jonathan Adams of Califor­ coffee coupon and one (1) regular coffee coupon per shopping family. (Cigarettes, milk, tax, lottery tickets, have two daughters, Kerri-Lynne, 10, and Maryann, 7; ceilings, or wrapped nia and Ruth Green of Stratford. around pipes. prescriptions and any Item prohibited by law are excluded.) This offer good thru Saturday, Feb. 2, 1980 only at and a son, John, 5. COUPONS AT FOOD MART. the stores listed In this ad. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Mrs. Kelsey has served the club as chairman of the Schools with potential Sheila Boushee of Manchester was maid of honor. home life department consumer affairs, of the preview problems were built Bridesmaids were Peggy Perrett of Ellington and Bever­ party held in conjunction with a homr tour, and is between 1946, when ly Byam of the Manchester, the bridegroom’s sister. currently serving as third vice president and is in charge asbestos was the "in” Double Coupon Savings plus great food buys Edward Petrowski Jr. of Milford served as best man. of the club newsletter and yearbook. building material, and 1973 Ushers were Gerald Perrett of Ellington and Paul She has served as membership chairman for the — the year the En­ Rakyata of Torrington. Gwinnett County Association for Retarded Citizens and is vironmental Protection makes Food Mart the place for you to shop! editor and publisher of the Stoneview Acres Civic Agency banned sprayed-on WALDBAUM'S I PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, JANUARY 27 THRU SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2. A reception was held at the Elks Club in Rocky Hill. Association newsletter. She has also served as treasurer asbestos. For health The couple will weekend in New York City in early of SACA. She helped organize the first Hi-Hope Country reasons. LUNDY FRESH LUNDY FRESH LUNDY February. They are residing in South Norwalk. Asbestos particles, in­ Fair in Lawrenceville, Ga. and served as a deaconess at ASSORTED the Lilbum Alliance Church last year. haled, have been found to Food M art C E N TE R C U T Vacuum Packed Mrs. Byam will graduate from the University of Mr. Kelsey is a special agent with the FBI and attends produce ill effects many Connecticut in May and will begin work on a master's John Marshall Law School evenings. He served two yeark years later. The asbestos degree in speech/language pathology in September. PORK PORK SLICED as president of the Association for Retarded Citizens and has been linked to Mr. Byam is employed as a police officer in Westport. was instmmental in securing a year-round program for mesothelioma, a cancer (Fracchia photo) The "PICKY, PICKY. PICKY" CHOPS Mrs. Richard D. Bvam retarded citizens in Gwinnet County. He is also a past which occurs in chest and CHOPS BACON FRESH PRODUCE EXPERTS! 3 LOIN - 3 CENTER ■ 3RIB END vice president of the Labrador Retriever Club of Atlanta abdominal lining. and a member of the SDK legal fraternity. Exposure also has been Fresh Florida tied to cancers of the brain, As "Club Family of the Year” the Kelseys will be s « O 0 U.S.D.A. Choice - Beef Engaged placed in nomination for the Ninth District Award of the esophagus, stomach, colon Strawberries J Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs by the Lilbum and other organs. • I.® Qub. If any persons exposed to Blanchard-iNakos Engaged The family has resided in Lilbum for the past seven and asbestos also smoke LUNDY LUNDY FRESH LUNDY FRESH one-half years. cigarettes, the cancer risk V A C P A C K London Bassford-Funk LARGE RIPE RED Pork Cutlets lb *1.69 The engagement of Miss Don- goes up about 92-fold, SMOKED Pork Spare RibSLB*1.39 namarie Blanchard of Manchester, The engagement of Marilyn researchers say, but the Slicing-Tomatoes 59* LUNDY FRESH LUNDY FRESH Godlewski Bassford of Arlington, lethal damage may not FRESH CRISP CALIFORNIA FAMOUS BUD BRAND SAUSAGE to James E. Nakos of East Hartford, Pork Butts LB *1.19 Pigs Feet lb 49* has been announced by her parents, Va., to Leonard Liles Funk of Births show up for 20 to 40 years. Iceberg Lettuce he*o49* Broil Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Blanchard Spokane, Wash., has been announced Worry about asbestos in FRESH CRISP C a l i f o r n i a LUNDY FRESH LUNDY S h o u ld er of Francis Drive, Manchester. by the couple. the schoolhouse is shared Pascal Celery LARGE BUNCH 59* Pork Shoulders lb 99* Pure Lard pound tub *1.29 Pitney, Justin Dennis, General Hospital. Her FRESH LONG ' •1.70 3 Mr. Nakos is the son of Mr. and Ms. Bassford is the daughter of Mr. by the National Education son of Dennis and Karen maternal grandparents are ,------\ and Mrs. Benjamin Godlewski of Association and the Green Cucumbers 4 FOR^1 , RATH Mrs. James Nakos of Hills Street, Aberle Pitney of 41 Ham­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LARGE Windsor. She is also the grand­ American Federation of Gem Miss Fancy East Hartford. mons, St., Rockville. He Rogers of Somerville, Perdue Fresh HONEY GLAZED daughter of Myrtle B. McKeown of Teachers. The two unions Green Bell Peppers lb 59* « i a e Both Miss Blanchard and Mr. was born Jan. 17 at Mass. She has a sister, LONG Smoked Shoulders Manchester and the late Robert W. for teachers call asbestos Chicken Breasts HAM Nakos are graduates of Manchester Rockville General Aimee, 3; and a brother, Green Scallions 5 FO R ^ 1. 3 LB. AVERAGE McKeown. an occupational hazard for WATER ADDED Community College and the Univer­ Hospital. His maternal Joseph, 2. sity of Connecticut. Mr. Funk is the son of Albert H. their members. SWEET CALIFORNIA c U.S D A CHOICE BEEF • UNDERBLADE Funk of Spokane and the late Ruby L. grandparents are Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Phaneau The National PTA also Miss Blanchard is employed by the Rose, Kimberly Ann, LB. Boneless $ ^ Funk. He is also the grandson of the Mrs. Henry Aberle of joins these groups in Kinnow Tangerines Board of Education in Manchester daughter of John N. and late Leonard Funk, former Spokane Ellington. His paternal backing a school clean-up Chuck Steak lb I • and works at the Regional Oc­ Jennifer Kenney Rose of OUR BEST Perdue Fresh COLONIAL SLICED mayor. grandparents are Mr. and called for by the En­ c cupational Training Center in Mrs. Harold Pitney of Somers. She was born Jan. BREADED QQ0 CENTER CUT $ 1 2 9 U.S D A CHOICE BEEF BONELESS Ms. Bassford graduated from the Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Phaneau of 14 E. Maple St., vironmental Defense DOZEN CHIC KEN Manchester. Rockville. His maternal 22 at Rockville General LEGS WINGS B A C O N LB I . Hartford Hospital School of Nursing Manchester, were honored Jan. 19 at a dinner at Willie’s Fund. FRESH KENTUCKY WONDER VEAL PATTIES lb O il T o p $ Mr. Nakos is employed at great-grandparents are Hospital. Her maternal in 1969 as a registered nurse and will Steak House in Manchester in celebration of their 50th The National School Green Beans lb 49* COLONIAL • CRYOVAC WRAPPED lb i Manchester Honda-Kawasaki. Mr. and Mrs. John Ferrell grandparents are James Blade Steak 4L complete requirements for a wedding anniversary. Boards Association wants FRESH 8 9 f. 7 9 *. SEMI-BONELESS$Q19 The couple is planning a March 1 of Manchester. He has two Kenney of Hollis, N.H, and The couple was married Jan. 20, 1930 at St. Bridget OUR BEST $ d 9 9 master's degree in public ad­ local boards to inspect California Rappini lb 49* '' S e a fo o d Specials! '' U S D A. CHOICE BEEF • UNDERBLADE Donnamarie Blanchard Janis Tincher of BEEF PATTIES 20OZz I ■ HAM STEAKS l b wedding. (Nassiff photo) ministration in health care from siste rs, Kelly, 3, and Church in Manchester. Mrs. Phaneu is the former Stella buildings and remove FLORIDA - SWEET - LARGE SIZE Heather, 2. Springfield, Mass. Her Moske. FRESH FRESH B oneless $ <| American University, Washington, hazardous material. But Temple Oranges 8 for*1 . OSCAR MAYER Pan R eady POLLOCK COLONIAL CHUNK D.C. in July. She is employed as paternal grandparents are More than 75 people attended the dinner which was the American Association U S NO 1 ALL PURPOSE Chuck Roast lb I , Dawley, Adele Mr. and Mrs. Murdo Rose SLICED $ i 2 9 SMELTS FILLETS LIVERWURST $ ^ 2 9 clinical trials director for the Lipid hosted by the couple’s children, Howard Phaneuf of of School Administrators Maine Potatoes t o LB B A G 89* Elizabeth,daughter of of Som ers. She has a BOLOGNAMEAt 12lO Z .I ■ or BOLOGNA l b U.S.D.A. CHOICE ■ BEEF BONELESS Research Clinic of the George Mason, W.Va., and Mrs. William Lawton of Branford. isn't certain a risk exists. u s N O 1 $ 1 1 9 $ 1 4 9 Craig E. and Carolyn Slisz brother, Ryan John. Dalton Honored; Washington University. She was The couple also has eight grandchildren and one great- The link between Yellow Onions slbbag 79 * 1 ■ LB. 1 ■ LB. S h o u ld e r & HORMEL GEM Dawley of 15 Settlement us FANCY 2’4 MIN RED n - W ITH ^ formerly with the U.S. Agency for grandson. asbestos and cancer FRESH Road, Hebron. She was Faulkner, Jessira Julia LITTLE $ 1 0 9 CHILD MILD or $ <129 n 0 3 S t COOKING TIMER LB 1 International Development in Viet­ Mr. and Mrs. Phaneuf are members of St. James decades later involved Delicious Apples B A G 89* ^Scrod Fillet s LB *2.39 ^ born Jan. 19 at Rockville Marie, daughter of James Church in Manchester. Mrs. Phaneuf enjoys sewing and U S FANCY 2Vj' MIN ' ' S IZZLE R S 12 oz I . BEEF FRANKS l b I , Served 44 years nam. exposure to greater con­ A r\r\l£ieM AaNTOSH.ROM 6 r \ Q Q t Mr. Funk, a graduate of the General Hospital. Her D. and Patricia Fields knitting and Mr. Phaneuf likes woodworking and gar­ centrations of asbestos M p p ico &CORTLANO ^ LBS 0 ^ William M. Dalton of 75 Brent Dalton was employed by the INS in University of Washington, is a maternal grandparents are Faulkner of Oakland, dening. (Herald photo by Pinto) than found in schools, says FLORIDA FRESH Road, Manchester, was honored at a Boston, Mass, in 1935, transferred to representative for Global Inter­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slisz Calif., She was bom Nov. 4 the A ASA. Juice Oranges 5 L B B A G *1.09 Cottonelle D ue to O lt Freshrteas Policy Some Hems Not Available Til Tues^ Food Club retirement dinner party at the Providence, R.I., in 1949, and came national Forwarders in Jakarta, In­ of Rockville. Her paternal at Oakland, Calif. Her The EPA, which a year Montini Bumble Bee maternal grandparents are Sheraton Tobacco Valley Inn in to H artford in 1956, where he donesia. He is a former district assis­ grandparents are Mr. and ago estimated only five TOILET Mrs. EMwin Dawley of Ver­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peeled Pear Chunk White Windsor recently marking 44 years of remained for the past 23 years. tant in the office of Congressman percent of schools Waldbaum's N.Y. Style Deli! CORN service with the U.S. Immigration Dalton was presented with a set of non. Fields of San Diego, Calif. nationwide had been in­ WHOLE KERNEL TISSUE Thomas S. Foley in Spokane. He Her paternal grandparents "Philately" (stamp collecting) comes from two Greek LUNDY COLONIAL WHITE OR PINK 1600 SHEET PKG. and Naturalization Service. More golf clubs. served in the U. S. Army in Vietnam. words that mean "love of tax-free things." spected for asbestos, says Tomatoes TUNA or CREAM STYLE than ISO people attended. The Daltons have resided in Morse, Christopher are Mr. and Mrs. John it will cost as much as $300 COOKED ROLL The couple is planning a fall wed­ WIDE 29 OUNCE CAN 6Vz OUNCE CAN 16’/z OZ, CAN PACK Following graduation from college. Manchester for the past 23 years. ding. Lee, son of Edward and Faulkner of Bolton. Her million to repair only those Annie Maxellon Morse of paternal great­ HAM BOLOGNA 4 schools with asbestos WITH SHOULDER Somersville. He was born grandmothers are Edna L. sprayed on ceilings. SLICED TO ORDER SLICED TO ORDER $ 4 Jan. 20 at Rockville Miller of Manchester and No one knows, finally, 4 General Hospital. His Lillian Faulkner of East how bad the problem is in FOR H i f l In the Service maternal grandparents are Hartford. P schools. In a spot check the LB, LB. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas EPA turned up a few air­ V IR G IN IA s t y l e Maxellon of Enfield. His Hannon, Michelle WHITE OR RED ALL FLAVORS Marine Cpl. James P. Hopkins, son Coast Guard Seaman Apprentice Airman John A. Fecteau, son of borne asbestos levels that Cooked Ham TO ORDER LB *2.79 32 OZ paternal grandfather is Marie, daughter of John F. exceeded acceptable levels f in e s t QUALITY HAND SLICED B&G Sweet Pickles JAR 1.15 Progresso Clam Sauce '°WN^ 79* Cream of Wheat Cereal rkr 79* of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hopkins Sr. of Ralph P. Sorensen III, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Fecteau of 2 STRAWBERRY AND APRICOT PROGRESSO BETTY CROCKER Edward C. Morse Sr. of and Linda White Hannon of set by the Occupational LoXs’iX -LB*2.29'^fLr*2.19 24 Dailey Circle, Rockville, was Mrs. Ralph P. Sorensen Jr. of 83 18 o z J A R 14 O Z P A C K A G E First Ave., Rockville, graduated Rockville. He has two 89 Doane St,, Manchester. Safety and Health Ad­ Polaner Preserves 99* Wine Vinegar 25 oz B O T T LE 69* Potato Buds 89* awarded the Good Conduct Medal. Montauk Drive, Vernon, has com­ OLD FASHION SILVER FLOSS DOUBLE FUDGE from the U. S. Air Force aircraft brothers, Matthew Douglas She was born Jan. 13 at ministration. Rice Pudding LB 89* He is currently serving with the pleted recruit training at the Coast 16 O Z C A N FO R pg and Paul Edward. i Manchester Memorial : The EPA says, by the Teddie Peanut Butter jAF? 99* Sauerkraut 2 69* Duncan Hines ^\°*M.29 2nd Marine Division. Marine Corps Guard Training Center, Cape May, mechanic course at Sheppard AFB in MINESTRONE LENTIL F O O D C L U B Hospital. Her maternal way, only damaged or Egg Salad *1.69 Base, Camp Lejeune, N.C. Hopkins N.J. Wichita Falls, Texas. 2 FOR * 1 . 48 oz. CAN pkg Dronzank, Karen grandparents are Mr. and CARANDO ProgressoSoup ^ooz Gaylord Shortening *1.39 Blueberry Muffin Mix °* 59* joined the Marine Coprs in A 1976 graduate of Rockville High deteriorating asbestos Elizabeth, son of Joseph T. Mrs, Lawrence White of Genoa Salami To’oifDER LB *2.99 November 1976. School, he joined the Coast Guard in He studied the operation and material is hazardous. It and Karen Rogers Dron­ Manchester. Her paternal flakes white powder or June 1979. maintenance of reciprocating air­ 83C;10 zank of 39 Village St., grandparents are Mr. and dust on floor or furniture. Carando Pepperoni l b * 2 . 9 9 Del Monte MUELLER'S RECIPE TENDERLEAF craft engines. He is being assigned to Rockville. She was bom Mrs. Alfred Pelligrinelli of "Network”, the paper CREMONA Pope AFB, N.C. Jan. 21 at Rockville Windsor. published for parents by Mortadella , b * 1 . 8 9 FRUITS SPAGHETTI DOG FOOD M O SEY s TEA BAGS College Notes ' the National Committee SLICED JQ JQ FRUIT COCKTAIL REGULAR or THIN ALL VARIETIES TOORDER L B ^ ,4 fy YELLOW CLING PEACHES . for Citizens in Education, Lean Pastrami too COUNT PACKAGE POLISH OLIVE P4P HALVES OR SLICES 1 LB. PACKAGE 14’/z OZ. CAN suggests writing for Among the area students Vernon: Valerie Ellis, 61 order b named to the dean's list at Center Road; Keith Fritz, further asbestos informa­ Colonial Loaves" V I .89 Southern Connecticut State r8 Highland Ave.; Karen ju in tion. What to write for and Hot Bagels A V A IL A B L E 1 2 FO R *1.19 College are; Hopkins, 24 Michael Drive; ! where to write: ■1 .3 0 Lisa Orlowski, 39 Bette 1. “Asbestos in Schools, Andover: William Mills. Circle; Susan Rich, 25 Information for Parents 107 Aspinall Drive. and Educators.” A free Fresh Dairy Foods From the Best PasturelandsI Frozen Foods For Duick and Easy Tasty MealsI Start collacting your George Drive; Donna Sam­ towalt today! Thick, Bolton: Susan Schiavetti, son 54 Edith Road; and pamphlet. Write EDF, Florida Citrus 100% Pure NEW! 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He discovered a Woodland Drive; and recently in Troy, N Y. INUnttATIONAl INC MANHASStINY t WilOHT WAICIKRS INTtnNAIIONAl 1980 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER Gregory Young, 47 Palmer The most successful weic Iht group of substances in papri­ Miss LaBonne is a fe'tfiis coup TRI-CITY SHOPPING CENTER, VERNON ka called bioflavonoids which Drive. Ireshman at the college. loss program in the world have been found valuable in maintaining the health of the body's capillary system. 1 0 - EVENING HERALD, Mon., Jan. J8, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Jan. « , 1990- II Obituaries Dr. Joseph Barry Dies, Sports Festival Suggested COLORADO SPRINGS, President Carter’s position that within two weeks whether to National Olympic (k)mmittee The USOC resolution suppor­ Practieed Here 36 Years Colo. (UPI) - The the Summer Games be moved boycott the Olympics. Canadian said Greece would be ready to ting transfer, postponement or from Moscow, postponed or executive board of the Prime Minister Joe Clark has serve as permanent host of the cancellation of the Games MANCHESTER - Dr. Joseph C. and past president of the Manchester canceled if the Soviet Union called for a boycott, though the Summer Games. received unanimous approval Barry, 77, of 156 Main St. died today Memorial Hospital staff (1956). He U.S. Olympic Committee does not withdraw its invading nation’s Olympic team says it A high-ranking Soviet Olym­ following the committee’s at Manchester Memorial Hospital. was a member of the hospital’s staff says it will suggest troops from Afghanistan by will ignore him. pics official Sunday said that closed door meeting with for 34 years. He is survived by his wife Ethel hosting a national sports Feb. 20. “It is conceivable the Olym­ whether an American team is presidential legal counsel Lloyd He is also survived by a son. Dr. Mathieu Barry. festival if American Carter’s position apparently pics could be destroyed,” USOC in Moscow or not this summer, Cutler. Dr. Barry was bom in Jewett City James Barry of Marion, Ohio; three was drawing some support President Robert Kane said. grandchildren and several nieces and athletes do not attend the the Soviet Union has no inten­ ’The USOC steered clear of on July 1, 1902, and had lived in this from other nations. “There is also the question of a endorsing a full-fledged boycott nephews. 1980 Summer Games in tion of pulling out of the Winter town the past 36 years. He was In Chile, President Gen. boycott by the Eastern bloc Olympics at Lake Placid, N.Y., of the Summer Games. Instead, graduated from the Norwich Free Funeral services will be Moscow. Augusto Pinochet announced nations in 1984.” next month. Kane said, it was likely the Academy, the University of Wednesday, 9:15 a.m., from the John USOC spokesman Bob Paul Sunday he had recommended to committee would chose simply F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Maryland and the Boston University said Sunday night the board will his country’s Olympic Com­ Los Angeles is to host the 1984 “We operate on the principles not to enter a team at Moscow, Center St., followed by a mass of Medical School. He interned at make a “full report” on the mittee that Chilean athletics games but committee officials of the Olympic Charter,” said an option provided for in the Christian burial, 10 a.m., at St. McCook Hospital in Hartford. proposal to the USOC House of should stay away from Moscow fear that if Americans athletes Vladimir Popov, first deputy of Olympic Charter. Dr. Barry began his practice in Bridget's Church. Burial will be in Delegates meeting April 12-13 because of the “aggression don’t go to Moscow, the St. Mary's Cemetery, Coventry. the Soviet Olympic Organizing Kane said the USOC would Jewett City and moved to in Colorado Springs. against Afganistan.” Sources Russians and Soviet-bloc Committee. “Thus there cannot carry the proposal to the Inter­ Manchester in 1943. He was the Friends may call at the funeral '5ft. "i The USOC, under increasing said the committee most likely nations might return the favor be any talk of a boycott of Lake national Olympic Committee at physician for the Manchester school home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pressure from the White House, would comply. four years from now. Placid. We will take part in the a meeting of the two groups system for 24 years, past president of p.m. . * voted Saturday to support Japan said it would decide The head of the Greek Games as planned.” Feb. 8-10 in Lake Placid. Dr. Joseph Barry Heart Association of Manchester • "'41 K • *> Margaret McKay Leonard Cyr Laura Scribner MANCHESTER-Margaret A. VERNON—Leonard A. Cyr, 72, of EAST HARTFORD-Maria Laura Sniper Action (Blessington) McKay of Mat- 165 Washington St., Vernon, died Sun­ (Bold!) Scribner, 65, of 122 Main St., A Soviet convoy stops at the scene of a killed two Russians riding in a jeep. (UPI MCC Ups Win Skein tapoisett, Mass., died Sunday in day at his home. He was the husband wife of Donald E. Scribner, died Ossining, N.Y. She was the beloved of Irene (Soucier) Cyr. Friday at the St. Francis Hospital sniper attack on Soviet soldiers in downtown photo) wife of the late George H. MmKay He was born in Ashland, Maine, and Medical Center. Kabul, Afghanistan, on Jan. 25. The snipers and the mother of Sister Margaret- and was a resident of the Vernon Mrs. Scribner was born in Tarcen- Rita McKay, S.N.D., of East area many years. Before his retire­ to, Italy, and had lived in the Hart­ As Reserves Feature Catholic High School. ment, he was employed by FTatt & ford area for 32 years. Mrs. McKay is also survived by her Whitney Aircraft Group of United She is also survived by a son, Personnel Item, Hearings Cougars are 10-5 overall and have game-high 27 points for Massasoit, daughter, Mrs. Mary K. Wordell of Five games ago the Technologies Corp. , Donald E. Scribner Jr. of Rockville; won 10 of their last 12. Ossining, N.Y. and five grandchilren. Manchester Community now 8-9 for the season. Besides his wife, he is survived by a sister, Dirce Bursa of Paris, The Cougars had a slender 16-14 She was the mother of the late College basketball team was at MCC (102) — Lammie 1-0-2, Shealey 2- a son, Leonard D. Cyr of Vernon: two France; a niece, Gina Calliva of lead 10 minutes into the opening half. 1- 5, Burns 5-4-14, Frederick 5-2-12, George P. McKay. brothers, Jessie Chauloux of Green­ Manchester; a nephew. Carlo Calliva On Agenda of Directors the .500 level. Since then the D.J. Frederick and Scott Burns came Murphy 7-0-14, Litke 0-2-2, James 7-1-15, Funeral services will be field, Calif, and Peter Chaulou of of Glastonbury, and two Cougars have won all five, in­ off the bench to spark MCC to a 47-28 Hayden 13-0-26, Neeley 3-0-6, Almagro 3- Wednesday from the John G. Malloy Rockville; six grandchildren and grandchildren. MANCHESTER - The Board of in favor of the union. It declined a contracts, and merit system, cluding Saturday night’s 102-72 halftime bulge. The pair combined 0-6. Totals 46-10-10. Funeral Home, 1126 Washington St., several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held today Directors will conduct an executive ruling on the third case until the Werbner noted. for 17 points. MaBBBsoii (72) — Larkin 0-0-0, Boer 2- decision over Massasoit Com­ 2- 6, Becksza 3-0-6, Gagwen 7-0-14, Stevens Dorchester Lower Mills, with a mass Funeral services will be Tuesday, from the D’Esopo East Hartford session and several public hearings Superior Court has ruled on the ques­ The meeting may be closed for per­ Peter Murphy had 12 second-half of Christian Burial, 10 a.m., in St. 9:15 a.m., at Burke-Fortin Funeral Funeral Chapel, followed by a mass tion. sonnel discussions, according to the munity College at East 4-3-11, Smith 1-0-2, Brett 11-5-27, Doherty tonight at 8:30 p.m. in the Town Hall points to pace the Cougars. 2-04, Colbert 1-02. Totals 31-1072. Catholic Gregory's Church, Dorchester. Hoem, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, of Christian burial at the Blessed hearing room. The town appealed the other cases Connecticut Freedom of Information Catholic High. Relatives and friends may call at law. Larry Hayden had 26 points to top with a mass, 10 a.m., at Sacred Heart Sacrament Church. Burial was in The executive session will deal to state Superior Court. MCC returns to the hardwood MCC followed by Lindsay' James the funeral home Tuesday from 2 to 4 The public hearings will deal with Church, Vernon. Burial will be in St. Mount St, Benedict Cemetery. with personnel matters. The court The union's contract. Local 991 of tonight against Mitchell College in (15), Burns (14), Murphy (14) and and 7 to 9 p.m. Bernard's Cemetery. Calling hours Donations may be made to the suits of five public works employees the American Federation of State, appropriations. The board will hear New London at 8 o’clock. The Skaters Frederick (12). Ralph Brett had a Basketball 1 are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 o.m American Cancer Society, 670 comments regarding appropriating Betty Galinat will be be discussed. The employees County and Municipal Employees, Prospect Ave., Hartford. filed grievances after not receiving a expires in July and negotiations for $41,957 for the Fuel Oil Loan Anna Adame DEANERY COVENTRY — Betty (Squires) promotion. The union claims the next contract begin this week. Program. This program, funded Deadlock EAST HARTFORD-Funeral ser­ Action in the league Saturday at Galinat. 49, of 10 Grant Hill Road, Katherine Kentz promotions should be given based on Steve Werbner, personnel director, through the state, gives loans to Basket by Pajor died Saturday morning at vices were held today for Anna families who are 125 to 3(X) percent of East Catholic saw St. Bridget top St. EAST HARTFORD-Katherine seniority as the contract states. The said strategies for the negotiations Manchester Memorial Hospital. She (Bensche) Adams, 100, of 33 Mary the proverty level. Joseph’s, 26-14, Our Lady of Peace Amelia (Handel) Kentz, formerly of town claims an ordinance, instituting would be discussed, along with Breaking its two-game was the wife of Richard M. Galinat. St., East Hartford, at the Watkins Another energy program, the $88,- down St. James, 25-11, and Assum- Funeral Home in Manchester. Mrs. 38 Main St., widow of John Kentz, a system where promotions are given economic guidelines for the Nets Hoop Victory scoring drought, East Mrs. Galinat was born in this town piton trim St. Rose, 39-18. died Friday at a Glastonbury con­ based on qualifications, supersedes negotiations. 623 for the ennergy action program Catholic’s ice hockey team and lived here all her life. Before her Adams died Friday at Manchester Dave Ostuni had 8 points for St. valescent home, the contract. Usually the board is consulted for will also be discussed. This program retirement she had been an aide at Memorial Hospital. She was the With Jan Pajor’s 15-foot jumpshot with a minute remaining Bridget and Mike Holland 6 for St. skated to a 2-2 tie with visiting Mrs. Kentz was a lifelong resident In two cases the State Board of economic guidelines, but a separate provides grants for weatherization of the Mansfield Training Center for 23 widow of Andrew Adams. proving to be the difference, Manchester Community College Joe’s. Chris Aubin had 10 markers Masuk High Saturday night at of East Hartford. Aribitraion and Mediation has ruled meeting was needed to discuss the private and public buildings. years. Burial was in East Cemetery. women’s basketball team upset Massasoit Community College, for OLP while Chris Mulchany had 3 the Bolton Ice Palace. She was born Sept. 30,1879, in Lom- She is iurvived by two nephews, She is also survived by her mother. points for St. James. Chris Bowman The deadlock pushes the Eagles’ nitz, Austria, and had lived in East Raymond F. Handel of East Hamp­ 59-58, Saturday night at East Catholic High. Mrs. Lillian (Brown) Squires of had a game-high 10 tallies for mark to 7-6-1 while the tie sends Hartford for 30 years. Before that, ton and Frederick Handel of South The victory was only the second in Coventry; a son. Dale Cobum, and a Town Seeks Sewer Easement Connors Happy Making Point triDuting towards the victory. The Assumption while Mike Gagnon had 7 Masuk to 7-5-1 for the campaign. daughter, Mrs. Susan Booth, both of she had lived in Manchester for many Windsor. seven starts for the Cougars while for St. Rose. the setback drops Massasoit to 11-6 key factor was our poise and patience East’s next outing is Saturday Coventry; three brothers, Ernest years. She was retired from Cheney Funeral services will be Tuesday, 1 MANCHESTER - The town has Giles said more than 12 other The court action could delay the Jimmy Connors lets out with a yell after making point in win­ Standings; Assumption 9-0, St. p.m., at the Farley-Sullivan Funeral homeowners on Baldwin Road sewer project until February. for the season. down the stretch when we fell behind against Watertown High at Taft Rink Squires of Bolton. Raymond Squires Bros. filed a condemnation request in ning match against John McEnroe yesterday in Philadelphia. Bridget 6-3, OLP 6-3, St. Joe’s 3-6, St. at 7:30. Home, 50 Naubuc Ave., Glastonbury. Superior Court to obtain a sewer granted easements. Works had Giles said the sewer line through Massasoit had a comfortable 31-15 by 16 points and were able to come of Coventry, and Frank Squires of She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. James 2-7, St. Rose 1-8. East had an overwhelming 20-6 Burial will be in the Hockanum easement from Robert Rivers. already begun on his property before Rivers’s property is necessary to Match scores were 6-3, 2-6, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4. (UPI Photo) halftime lead. MCC closed the gap to back,” commented MCC Coach San­ West Willington; four sisters, Mrs. Alfred (Anna) Hansen of East Hart­ edge in the first period but could only ford ; two grandchildren; eight great­ Cemetery. Rivers refused to grant the ease­ Rivers stopped it. A tree and a provice sewer service to eight other 46-36 with 10 minutes left and was dy Sawicki. Florence Smith, Mrs. Helen Lewis. PEE W EE come up with a shorthanded goal at grandchildren, and a great-great- There will be no calling hours. ment for 117 Baldwin Road for the stockade fence were removed. houses. Rivers's home is the third down by 9 markers (54-45) with six Pajor had 20 points, Marlene Mrs. Emily LaBrec and Mrs. Shirley Moriarty’s routed Crispino’s, 22-10, the 13:05 mark. Gerry King on a grandson. $10 fee given to the other residents. Giles said the failure of Rivers to house on the line. Without the ease­ minutes showing on the clock. Walker 15 and 18 rebounds and Heon, all of Willimantic, and a and Automatic Comfort bested breakaway, taking a pass from Kurt Memorial donations may be made Jay Giles, director of public works, grant the easement was overlooked ment eight other homes would not The hot shooting of Pajor and Don­ Daniels 14 markers, all in the second grandson. Gunman Robs Connors Ahead half. Cheryl Wingard and Kathy Manchester Police, 13-5, Saturday at Petersen, beat Masuk gdalie Mike tO' Zion L u theran C hurch in said Rivers is asking $^00. before work began. have town sewer service. na Daniels drew the Cougars even at Funeral services will be Tuesday, Walsh had 24 and 12 markers respec­ the West Side Rec. Boiliard for a 1-0 lead. 10:30 a.m.. at the Holmes Funeral Manchester. 57-57 with Pajor canning her jumper Jim Kitsock (8) and Jeremy with 60 seconds to go. tively for Massasoit. King tallied his second of the con­ Home, 4(X) Main St., Manchester. Night Deposit Dieterle (4) led Moriarty’s while Zigmond Choinski Massasoit's Diane Sullivan had a MCC (59) — Schwartz 0-0-0, Nassiff O test and 10th of the season at 5:11 of Burial will be in Grant Hill Manchester Police Report John Dougan had 7 markers for the MANCHESTER — A man armed With McEnroe chance to draw her side even but 0-0, Ritchie 2-0-4, Warren 3-0-6, Walker O the middle period as he picked up a Cemetery. MANCHESTER - Zigmond J. 3-15, Pajor 10-0-20, Daniels 7-0-14. Totals Supremes. Willie Burg and George with a handgun robbed an East Hart­ made only one-of-two free throws rebound in the slot and banged it Calling hours are Monday, 7 to 9 Choinski, 58, of Pleasant Road, En­ MANCHESTER-A 34-year-old Ill, 17, of 10 Preston St., Manchester, an accident at the intersection of 28-3-59. Lata had 4 and 3 tallies respectively ford man, who was making a night with the Cougars holding the ball un­ home. Phil LeBlanc’s slapshot from p.m. field, died Saturday at his home. He Manchester man was ch arg ^ in con­ with third-degree attempted larceny Summit Street and East Middle MasBaBoit (58) — McGrath 3-0-6, for lead Comfort while John Fallon was the father of Alan E. Choinski. deposit at the Connecticut Bank and PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — It’s only January, but already Jim­ til the final buzzer. the point set up the score. Memorial contributions may be nection with a shoplifting incident at Saturday. Turnpike. No injuries were reported. Sullivan 1-1-3, Wingard 12-0-24, Lannigan accounted for all of Police’s points. Mr. Choinski was born in Poland Trust Co., 354 West Middle Turnpike, my Connors has struck the first blow to be considered as the "I felt this by far was our best Masuk tallied twice in the third made to the American Cancer ^ i e - K-Mart, 239 Spencer St., Saturday Police alleged he attempted to 2-1-5, Walsh 6-0-12, Brigham 3-2-8. Totals Standings: Moriarty’s 5-1, (jomfort stanza to draw even. Steve Dvorak and lived in Enfield for 24 years. He of an undetermined amount of cash chief challenger to the men’s tennis throne. team effort with everyone con- 27-4-58. ty 237 E. Center St., Manchester. afternoon, police said today. steal the wheels and tires off a Pon­ Police charged two Manchester 4-2, Crispino’s 2-4, Police 1-5. scored at 1:41 while his club was had also lived in South Windsor . He at 12:49 a m. Saturday, police said Connors, the world’s second- Jose Resto of 68 N Spencer St. was tiac Firebird parked at Lynch youths with criminal trespass for the semifinals. I’ve lost in the enj'oying a two-man advantage and was a Navy veteran of World War II today. ranked player behind Bjorn Borg, Maurine Friedman charged with fourth-degree larceny, Motors, 500 West Center St. alledgedly entering an office at 139 finals—everybody does. But I found it JUNIOR Pat Fagan tied it at 3:48 with an un­ and a life member of Unknown Police said the victim and another ELLINGTON — Maurine (Ronner) breach of peace, carring a dangerous He was released on a written East Center St. Saturday. went 1-up on No, 3 John McEnroe difficult to play last year because I Action last Friday at the West Side assisted goal. Soldier Chapter 12, DAV. He was man arrived by car to make the night Sunday with a fiercely contested 6-3, Cheney Mat Skein Friedman, 50, wife of Harry Fried­ weapon and illegal possession of less promise to appear in East Hartford The two were identified as Charles had so much on my mind. Rec saw Community Y No. 2 top East outshot Masuk, 44-24. employed by Hartford Hospital for 19 deposit when the armed suspect 2-6, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 victory to capture his man, of Sadds Mill Road, Ellington, than four ounces of marijuana. Superior Court Feb. 11. N. Reading, 17, of 3 Tanner St. and “This year I’ve been able to West Side No. 2 (no score listed) and “Gerry King put on a fine in­ years. demanded the cash and then fled on record tying fourth title in the $250,- died Friday at her home. A store security guard alleged that Richard C. Coniam, 18, of 423 East separate the two (his married life East Side No, 2 down East Side No. 3, dividual performance tonight,” Mrs. Friedman was born in Hart­ He Is also survived by his wife, foot in an easterly direction. 000 U.S. Pro Indoor Tennis Cham­ Stopped at Three 33-22. he placed a metric socket set un- Police charged three men with Center St. and his tennis competition). It’s a stated East Coach Bill Mannix, “He Theresa (Lavoie) Choinski; another The suspect, a white male of lanky pionships and his second WCT crown ford and had been a lifelong resident erneath his shirt and walked out of operating under the influence of Reading was also charged with tribute to my concentration that I Glenn DuBois and A1 Jezouit each son; two brothers and six build, was described as being 5 feet of the year. Seeing its modest three-match win skein come to a halt, is an excellent penalty killer and of the Hartford-Ellington area. She the store, police said. After being ap­ alcohol in spearate incidents Friday. possession of less than four ounces of can block out one thing and do the had 12 points for Y 2 while Mark hustled like crazy to score that grandchildren. 10 inches tall, having wavy hair and a And he’s happy to have any advan­ Cheney Tech’s wrestling team was on the bottom half of a 43-21 was a past president of the The three were identified as marijuana. He was released on a other. I can work on my game when Mistretta had 17 points, Tim Fogarty shorthanded goal. The funeral will be Tuesday, 8:15 moustache, and wearing a green prehended and handcuffed, police Sisterhood of the Knesseth Israel Michael Peters, 17, of 24 Livingston written promise to appear in court tage he possibly can over the 20-year- I’m not working on my family and I score to Morgan High Saturday afternoon in Clinton. 10 and Bill Silver 7 for WS 2. Dave “ We have to stop taking a.m., at the J.M. Bassinger Funeral nylon jacket and headband. said the suspect had a pair of brass old McEnroe. Synagogue of Ellington, a life knuckles and three marijuana Road, East Hartford; Noel Bradley, Feb. 11. can enjoy the time I spend with them The reversal drops the Beaver Lammey had 7 markers and Mike penalties,” Mannix continued, Home. 37 Gardner St., Warehouse The money was contained in a blue “It’s the first time I’ve ever met member of the Hebrew Academy of cigarettes in his possession. 24, of 200 Reagan Road, Vernon and Coniam was released on a $200 non­ when I’m not playing.” matmen to 4-9-1 for the season. The 2:30, 128 —Jedziniak (M) dec Roy and Tom Palante 6 apiece for ES "Tonight we had 11 penalties and Point, with a mass of Christian bank bag, police said. No injuries him in the finals and it was a big Greater Hartford, a member of the William M. Tomlinson, 18, of 26 G surety bond for the same court date, Connors split six matches with Techmen return to the mat tonight at Carlson 6-3, 134-Talamelli (M) sup. 2 while Pat Carroll had 11 tallies, were short two men three times. burial, 9 a m., at St. Philip's Church, were reported. match for this early in the year,” Emblem Club of Rockville and a con­ Police charged James P. Mulready Spencer St., Manchester. police said. McEnroe last year for a 7-3 advan­ Bethel High at 6:30, dec. Camire 15-0, 140 -Sherbo (M) Doug Martin 6 and Mark Wallace 5 Those penalties are tiring out our key Enfield. Burial will be in St. Connors said after tying Rod Laver’s tributor to many philanthropic Police said Peters was involved in tage in their career matchup. He Dan Menard, Art Soucy, Lance pinned Walter 5:33, 147 -Bouchard for ES 3. players and put a big load on the organizations. Patrick's Cemetery, Enfield. record of four Philadelphia wins with WKSwtiwnn. M ■ .miuWllHl! H.M picked up win No. 8 before an Bouchard and Rich Hunter accounted (CT) dec. Waldron 11-7, 157 Over at the East Side Rec, Y No. 1 goalie. Scott Howat did a strong job Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 his third tournament triumph in She is also survived by two sons, enthusiastic crowd of 14,987 in a 3- for the Beaver points. —Saunders (M) pinned Andrulat5:54, topped West Side No. 1, 36-24, and between the pipes.” Alan S. Friedman and Elias M. and 7 to 9 p.m. Bidless Job succession. hour, 15-minute match that wasn’t Results: 100—Menard (CT) WBF, 169 -H unter (CT) pinned Sweeney West Side No. 3 trimmed East Side Area Police Report “I hope I can go on playing like Friedman, both of Ellington; four Carrie Ayers settled until the Miami Beach native 107—McKusker (M) sup. dec. Hanna 4:51,187-R eid (M) WBF, Unlimited No. 1, 42-28. daughters, Adelle D. Dishaw of Puzzles Town this. I beat him so I guess I got a lit­ picked up its 15th service break in the 19-1, 114—Erickson (M) pinned Horn -Schrewsky (M) pinned Rychling Glenn Boggini had 14 points, Frank TOLLAND — Carrie Crandall Andover rear of the Pleasant Valley Phar­ ftidgewood Drive. His court answer Grid Hall of Fame Omaha, Neb., Rebecca F. Friedman, tle jump on him. But I’ll be seeing a final game. :34, 121 —Soucy (CT) pinned Semple 3:05. McCoy 6 and Gregg Turner 5 for Y 1 Ayers, 81, of 14 Cider Mill Road, died MANCHESTER - The General macy on Route 5 Saturday night after date is Feb. 8. Sylvia R. Friedman and Irene A. Route 6 in Andover had to be closed lot more of him as the year goes on. ” Momentum between the two while Paul Litrico had 8 tallies and To Induct Quartet Sunday at Rockville General Services office will be contacting police were alerted by silent alarm. Bruce Saulnier, 21, of Ipswich, Friedman, all of Ellington; two off for several hours early Sunday It’s no secret the 27-year-old Con­ players shifted almost at will. Con­ Scott Hempstead and Craig CANTON, Ohio (UPI) - Defensive Hospital. She was the widow of potential contractors within the next Police said when they arrived they Mass, was charged Saturday with brothers, Arthur Ronner of Brooklyn, after a car struck a utility pole and nors, more settled at the beginning of nors, showing no effects of a groin in­ Woodward 4 apiece for WS 1. Ron stars Bob Lilly, Herb Adderley and Howard W. Ayers. week to discover why no bids were found the two men, a pry bar and fourth-degree larceny on complaint N.Y,. and Arnold Ronner of L.I., the wires fell blocking off the this year because of his marriage and jury that had nagged him all week, Tribe Goal Short Pedemonte had 14 points, Kent Deacon Jones and center Jim Otto Mrs. Ayers was born here and had received on repair of a sewer tank marks on the door. The men were of the K-Mart Store, Vernon Circle. N.Y.; a sister. Ethel Kamins of highway. baby son, is setting his sights on the appeared to have it in the third set Stringfellow 12 and Ray Lata 8 for have been elected to the Pro Football been a lifelong resident. She was a cover. Samuel Ganges, 46 and Edwin He was released on his promise to Boynton Beach. Fla., and a grand­ The car was driven by Richard J. No. 1 ranking again. Not that he had when he broke McEnroe’s service WS 3 while Brad Jones and Dave Hall of Fame, it was announced member of the Tolland Historical The contract was let for bids last Dubose, 39, both of 96 Olmstead St., appear in court on Feb. 5 in a bad year in 1979-he won seven daughter. Mahoney, 24, of Willimantic. Police with a brilliant return of his With Conard Six Figley each had 10 points and Doug Saturday. Society and attended the United month. But none had been received East Hartford. Rockville. tournaments—but he fell to No. 2 Funeral services were held Sunday said he was driving east on Route 6 Douglaston, NY opponent’s Whitaker 4 for ES 1. Lilly, a defensive tackle, played his Congregational Church of Tolland. by the opening date. They were charged with third- Raymond Kranmas, 32, of in the chapel of the Weinstein Mor­ and struck the pole near Hutchinson after nearly five years at the top blistering serve, then held to take a 2- Coming within a whisker of pulling out a tie, Manchester Standings: WS 3 6-0, ES 2- 5-1, WS She is survived by a sister, Lily E. The cover blew off the tank in degree criminal attempt to commit Warehouse Point, was charged entire 14 years in the National Foot­ tuary, 640 Farmington Ave. Burial Road. He was charged with driving while failing to survive the 1 lead in sets. High’s ice hockey team dropped a 3-2 CCIL verdict to Conard 2- 4-2, ES 1 3-3, ES 3 2-4, Y 1 2-4, WS 1 Crandall of Tolland and several November. “We want to discover burglary tools. They were released Saturday with following too closely. ball League with the Dallas Cowboys, was in the Ellington Jewish without a license. His court answer semifinals at Wimbledon, the French McEnroe found some consolation 1-5, Y 2 1-5. nieces and nephews. why no one bid," Maurice Pass, on $1,000 nonsurety bonds for He was involved In a two-car acci­ High Saturday night at the Bolton Ice Palace. retiring in 1974. Cemetery, date is Feb. 8 in Rockville. Open and the U.S. Open. by teaming with partner Peter Funeral services will be director of general services, said. appearance in court in East Hartford dent. The driver of the other car was The reversal sends the Silk Town Memorial week will be observed at Police said the accident happened “By all standards last year wasn’t Fleming to win the doubles title, 6-3, Wednesday, 11 a.m., at the Ladd “Perhaps we will have to change our on Feb. 11.,, Thomas J. Marquis of Talcottville icemen to 2-14 for the season with of the first period as Craig Carlson her home and friends may call at 2:22 a.m. and the traffic had to be that bad,” he said. “To me it was not 7-6, over Brian Gottfried and Raul specifications." Road, Vernon. Kranmas, Marquis, their next appearance Wednesday brought the puck down the left wing, between 4 and 8 p.m. Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., rerouted until the highway was re­ a good year. I’m not used to losing in Ramirez. Rockville. Burial will be in South and a passenger, Nancy Marsh of night at the Ice Palace against Far­ passed to Marty Hancock on the op­ Hall Matmen Post Memorial gifts may be made to the opened at 12:45 p.m. The police were Vernon mington High at 8:05. posite wing who fired on net. American Cancer Societv Cemetery, at the convenience of the assisted by members of the Andover Skinner Road, Vernon, were all taken family. Thomas Isch, 21 of 6 Janet Lane, to Rockville General Hospital for Leon Botteron’s second goal of the Botteron collected the rebound and Mailboxes Volunteer Fire Department. Vernon, was charged Sunday with Similar Feelings Echoed game, and seventh of the season, at Card of I'hanka There are no calling hours. treatment of injuries. banged it home. Win over Indians South Windsor failure to drive right. He was in­ Kranmas has a court answer date 14:56 of the final stanza drew the In­ Conard tied it at 7:49 of the second The family of Inna Rupner wiih to eilend their Destroyed volved in a one-car accident on dians back to a 3-2 deficit. Center period with Paul Crossley jamming heartfelt thanks to the Personnel, Nurses and Doc­ Ecumenical Hour Two men were apprehended in the of Feb. 8. By Martina After Success tors at the Manchester Memorial Hospital for their Scott Brown won the enusing face-off the disk home from among a pile-up Battling toe-to-toe with a strong Hall High contingent, understanding and care during her recent slay at the MANCHESTER — Recitation of CHICAGO (UPI)-Earlier this tinue playing with the same and fed it to Botteroh. The in front of the Manchester cage. It hospital the Rosary and ecumenical hour will MANCHESTER — Four destroyed THANKSGIVING month, Chris Evert-Lloyd was com­ enthusiasm she has displayed in sophomore’s screamer banged off was deadlocked after two periods Manchester High fell, 28-20, to the Warriors in CCIL wrestling Also their friends and neighbors for the many mailboxes and two damaged lawns Weinberg Aids Carter plaining about her inability to be kindf,esse:i during the recent bereavement in the loss be conducted by members of St. dominating the tour in the past two the post as the buzzer sounded. with the Chieftains holding a slight action Saturday afternoon in West Hartford. of their beloved Wife and Mother were left after a wave of vandalism NOVENA TO ST. JUDE mentally ready to continue on the Bridget Rosary ^ i e t y tomorrow at MANCHESTER-One of President Connecticut’s director of the Friendship years. Botteron opened the scoring at 1; 23 edge in the shot department, 17-15. The win was Hall’s third in as Kane remained unbeaten with an 11-7 Umar Rupner and family Sunday, police reported today. 0 W i St M l. (M yi. p u t professional tennis circuit. Now, 1:45 p.m. at Cronin Hall of Mayfair Carter's closest political allies in Connec­ Force, the President’s international Conard’s Tim Joslin snapped the many league starts while the lost was decision over John Walrath. Gardens. Refreshm ents will be Three of the boxes were located on goodwill exchange program, and also k lirtu M ridi ia uridn: Mir U n m after another victory on the women’s the Indians’ first in the CCIL after Manchester’s jayvees went to 4-1 ticut was today named as the First •f In n Ch ill liitMal M H m iit it i l deadlock at 11:39 of the third period served, and all Maryfair residents Bush Hill Road and the other was on tour, Martina Navratilova is echoing two opening triumphs. Manchester is Congressional District coordinator for the serves on that program’s national board iMhuki imi lucU utiMK k tiM as his blast from just inside the right as Hall took the decision. Harold are invited. Hillstown Road. The two lawns were similar feelings. Junior High Wrestlers point deflected off a defenseman’s Carter-Mondale re-election campaign. of directors. #f aui Ti ru I hm ncuni Itm i Sm 5-3 overall. Brinard and Bernie Zimmerman winter Sports on Redwood Drive, police said. Mrs. Weinberg was also elected recent­ Navratilova, continuing her recent skate past screened Tribe netminder Senior Mark Albert (100) kept his each won by pin for Manchester. The Officer Charles Morneau Barbara Weinberg of Manchester was h«llillm rlm rlMhuM,bl(llillw domination over Evert, won her third ly to her first term on Manchester’s Board CiC hii pm udi put u w ti cm II John Mumford into the twine. unbeaten streak alive as he moved latter is now 3-0. responded to one of the Redwood named to coordinate Carter’s political ef­ consecutive Chicago Women’s Tennis Gain Fifth Season Win MANCHESTER—Skating under of Directors. aiiisUiKi. Hdp m k p im t m l Tom Selcow’s breakaway tally at his record to 7-0-1 with a 6-0 shutout Results: 100— Albert (M) dec. Byrd 6- Drive complaints at 1:39 a.m. and forts throughout the district for the up­ Championship Sunday by scoring a supervision of the Recreation ^Sundaes on Monday' coming Presidential primary election. v|ul ulitm k tibn I pnni ti i M i Manchester Junior High wrestling (M) pinned Steanmetz 3:56, 114 — John 14:14 gave Conard a 3-1 edge. decision. Dan Collins (112) and Chris 0,105— Hicks (H) pinned Griffin 1:10,112 the victim said a light-colored car Goodrich said that Mrs. Weinberg would straight set 6-4, 6-4 victory. Department will be permitted today MANCHESTER - The Highland The announcement of her appointment Ituriim knulMcam iMlihk. team moved its record to 5-1 with a Edwards (M) pinned Gold 1:20, 121 — Manchester, with two players out Boudreau (185) each moved his mark — Collins (M) sup. dec. Maluccio 18-5,119 was involved. As they were talking, work closely with the various political llM The win, her fourth straight over — Adams (H) pinned Kibble 3:08, 126 — from 3 to 9 p.m. at Center Springs Park School PTA will sponsor “Sun­ was made by William Goodman of Dan* 59-17 win Saturday over the Hall High Pralliciardi (M) dec. Miller 22-6, 128 — sick, was forced to shift Bob Garnelis to 7-1 with the former taking a police said, a car fitting that descrip­ leaders and town committees throughout $11 Ih u -Ok FMw i. Thu Nai Narii Evert, earned her another $40,000 Hurlburt (H) dec. Rozie 4-2,132— Waxier annex and at Charter Oak Park. daes on Monday” tonight at the bury, campaign chairman, and Paul freshmen. Machini (H) dec. Dave Hazzard 18-5,134 and Mike McNiff to defense and each superior decision and Boudreau win­ tion pulled out of a nearby driveway. her district to gain support for the Carter- m 4 M a i. ' WicalMi aaai bi p a a M i and marked the second consecutive (H) dec. Palizza 7-5,138 — Mattiocla (H) There will be no skating at Union school cafeteria from 7 to 8 p.m. A Goodrich, the Carter-Mondale statewide — Ron Isenberg (M) pinned Howard 5:42, did a fine job. The Indians otherwise ning with his seventh pin. The officer gave pursuit, police St M a par lai I I aal al aha laiata ia« title she has earned on the Women’s Mike Wemmell and Jim FralUciar- maj. dec. Christensen 12-1, 145 — Ray Pond annex where the ice is only two- coordinator. Mondale ticket. 140 — M. Wemmell (M) pinned Chow had only two healthy defensemen. Senior co-captain Keith Ray (145) make-your-own sundae and finger said, but lost the vehicle near Ralph ak. Mia. Thii aim a hat a iip hua tour this month. di each went to 6-0 with wins while (M) dec. Michini 13-8, 157 - Smith (M) and one-quarter inches think. There is dessert social will be held for Mrs. Weinberg was one of Carter's Mrs. Weinberg lives at 157 Pitkin St., 2:40, 147 — Mark Allen (M) pinned Conard outshot Manchester, 29-26, and senior Joe Smith (157) also took Road. The incidents, which police Manchester. Her husband Stanley is the ham ti M I han has nr lapanl However, the No. l-ranked woman Butch Wemmell improved his mark Sheridan :20, 157 — Doug Mitchell (M) dec. Adam 7-3, 167 — Gordon tH) dec. no skcling at the Nike Site rink. For children and parents of the Highland earliest Connecticut supporters in 1976 p aaM with only four penalties whistled, all bouts for Manchester. The most Beckman 5-0.185- Boudreau (Ml pinned say could be related, remain under Small Business Administration’s New player in the world said she does not to 3-0 with a forfeit win. WBF, 169- B. Wemmell (M) WBF, 185- information on town-supervised Park School. and co-chaired his campaign in Connec­ Results: 100— Revis (H) pinned Curt on the Chieftains. They were all exciting match was in the Fruthman :42, Unlimited — Kane tH) investigation. England regional director. know how much longer she can con­ Mike Lamaroux (M) WBF, Unlimited — winter sports, phone 643-4700. ticut with her husband, Stanley. She is Howard 1:47, 107 — Mike LeTourneau Double forfeit. minors. heavyweight class where Hall’s Rich dec. Walrath 11-7, 12 - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. Jan. 28, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Mon., Jan. 28, 1880- 13 Bruins to Appeal ^Ziegler s Folly’ Today’s Hawks at Best Against Spurs Sport Parade BOSTON (UPI) - General overturned a president's ruling in the supposed to be concerned about the an announcement. ’The NHL released on a two-hour flight to Atlanta.” "I think they have opened a can of NEW YORK (UPI) - Their game was told from the defensive Knickt 98, Pistons 93 points from Artis Gilmore. Pacers 123, Cavaliers 121 Manager Harry Sinden isn’t 64-year history of the NHL. game of hockey. It's just ridiculous.” the suspension notice at 10 p.m. Saturday, the Bruins tried to stop worms in the NHL in terms of the coach can’t really put a finger standpoint. We played excellent Ray Williams scored eight of New " I don't think it will be overturned, the suspension in U.S. District Court power of the president. I think the defense and got steals late In the York’s last 10 points, including two Alex English tipped in the winning optimistic, but says the Bruins Sinden. never a Ziegler supporter, "Maybe if he had stayed here it Milt Rickman on it, but the Atlanta Hawks but we may get some sympathetic said the decision "was either done would have been easier to take, but in Boston. Qut Judge Robert Keeton fundamental structure of the UPI Sports Editor gam e.” field goals in the final minute of play. basket at the buzzer for Indiana. will make one more appeal in ears. I think other teams realize they out of vindictiveness or stupidity.” the way he did it compounded my said the team had not exhausted the president’s power has to be changed. just seem to play their best Spurs’ Coach Doug Moe was frank Williams, who led New York with 19 After an Indiana timeout with six hopes of closing the curtain on cohId be in the same spot,” said That prompted Ziegler to called feelings of hatred,” said Sinden, who appeal process, in the NHL, so the We just didn’t get a fair hearing. against the San Antonio Spurs. in his appraisal of the game. points, dropped ,in a jump shot with seconds left, Johnny Davis drove the what has become known Assistant General Manager Tom Sinden Sunday and ask him to tone feels Ziegler is an outsider and has court would not get involved. There was a pre-disposition in the Anxious to Play Again "Our offense was terrible, but it 58 seconds to go as the Knicks lane and missed a shot. But English Johnson. "We just play well against certain was in position and tipped it in at the around Boston as “Ziegler’s down his critical remarks. opposed the president on expansion Sinden delayed attending a general direction he took. And if it hadn’t NEW YORK (UPI) — Johnny Briggs probably was a little too evened out — our defense was terri­ regained the lead, and he followed Ziegler touched off the controversy "F o r what happened, he (Ziegler) managers meeting in Florida happened in New York, it would have team s,” Huble Brown said Sunday ble too. We gave them layup after buzzer for a 122-121 lead. He hit a foul Folly." and balanced scheduling. hasty in leaving the country. He concedes that. Whether he was with a layup 20 seconds later to ice Friday when he suspended Terry over-reacted,” said Brad Park. "It "The release said everyone was because of the ruling, but talked by been different. We’re all frustrated after the Hawks went into San An­ layup. They just ate our lunch.” the victory. Greg Reiser paced the shot for the final margin. Indiana Sinden said Sunday the Bruins will O'Reilly for eight games and Peter can throw the last half of the season exonerated except the Bruin players. phone with some of his colleagues. by the whole thing,” Milbury said. or wasn’t, he already has discovered the same truism others tonio’s HemisFair and handed the John Shumate, playing in his fifth Detroit scoring with 24 points and was led by Billy Knight with 23 appeal NHL President John Ziegler's McNab and Mike Milbury for six out of kilter. He has given a lot of They’re to blame. I reacted very "There seems to be a general O’Reilly, the first Bruin to jump have before him: Baby, it’s cold outside. Spurs a 118-111 defeat. “We always game since he was acquired from E ric Money added 20. points, while Mike Mitchell had 30 for suspension of three Boston players. games each. Team members were seem to play well here” legitimacy to those (four) guys who strongly to the degradation of three feeling of disbelief among the into the stands following a 4-3 victory Briggs, only 35, would like to get Orions, how ever, B riggs began Houston, paced the Spurs With 29 Celtics 131, Clippers 108 Cleveland. The appeal will come Wednesday also fined a total of over $30,000 for a general managers I spoke to," he over the Rangers, was also fined $500 For Atlanta, which grabbed a two- Suns 125, 76ers 118 have filed the ($7 million) lawsuit.” of our strong representatives,” back into baseball. He still looks in feeling sick. He still isn’t sure what it points and a game-high 14 rebounds. Rookie Larry Bird scored a career- before the league's board of gover­ player-fan brawl at New York's Sinden said. said. But he added any move to along with McNab and Milbury. game lead in the Central Division Phoenix used offense from Paul What peeved Sinden and the rest of good enough shape to take an oc­ was, the food or maybe something In other games, Washington high 36 points to pace Boston. Bird nors at a special meeting in Chicago. Madison Square Garden on Dec. 23. the Bruins was the way in which the replace Ziegler would fail because of In addition, Craig MacTavish, John with the triumph, the victory was the Westphal, Walter Davis and Truck "You can’t tell me his seven-page casional turn at first base or serve as else. defeated Golden State 116-107, New helped put the Celtics ahead 31-26 at "You have to realize a vote for us The suspensions, stiffest in league decision was released and that It lack of support. His only potential Wensink, Gilles Gilbert and Al seventh in the last eight meetings Robinson to defeat Philadelphia. statement wasn’t written before he designated hitter', but he’d even take "They tried to tell me it was York topped Detroit 98-93, ^ s to n the end of the first quarter, netting 15 would be construed as a vote of no history and the first for a player-fan ally is Toronto owner Harold Ballard. Secord were assessed $500 fines and with San Antonio. cleared everyone but the Bruins. got there,” said Milbury, Boston’s a job as batting coach or something something I was bringing on myself, routed San Diego 131-108, New Jersey of his points, including two three- Westphal had 26 points, Davis 24 and confidence for John Ziegler," Sinden confrontation, were received bitterly Milbury said he felt the ruling all other team members, except Hawk forward John Drew hit 13-of- Ziegler met with players and player representative who has con­ like that. all psychosomatic, and no matter edged Chicago 128-127, Indiana point field goals. Also in the first Robinson 21 to offset 34 points by said. "And that's why I don't think by Bruins players and management. demanded some action in restricting Gerry Cheevers, were slapped with 16 field goal attempts and finished management for four hours Friday tacted Players Association attorney At this point, he isn’t that fussy, what I told them, I couldn’t convince nudged Cleveland 123-121, Phoenix quarter, Lloyd Free scored 12 of his Darryl Dawkins and 30 by Julius Er- this will go anywhere " O'Reilly said Ziegler was and left for Atlanta without making Ziegler’s power. $200 fines. with 32 points to lead Atlanta, while Allen Eagleson. " I don’t believe he mostly because he hasn’t exactly them otherwise,” Briggs says. “I defeated Philadelphia 125-118 and 35 points for the Clippers. The Celtics ving, Philadelphia’s last threat came The board of governors has never "devastating our team when he's backup center Steve Hawes scored could scribble a statement like that been stampeded with job oppor­ wanted to go home. They told me I Los Angeles beat Milwaukee 112-102, are now 22-4 at home this season. with less than three minutes in the nine points in the pivotal third tunities. had a two-year contract and they game when the 76ers closed the gap quarter. The Hawks hit 12-of-13 field Rullela 116, Warriors 107 Nets 128, Bulls 127 Oh, sure, wherever he goes and wouldn’t let me break it.” to 115-112. Westphal hit two jumpers goal attempts in the third quarter Elvin Hayes and Bob Dandridge runs into baseball people, they greet Finally, Briggs broke it himself, John Williamson scored 27 points, to put Phoenix back in command. Penguins Snap him warmly the way they did the. after missing their first three shots combined for 61 points as Washington including two free throws with 14 Lakers 112, Rucks 102 packing up and going back home to Gordie Not Satisfied, from the floor. handed Golden State its fifth straight other evening at Shea Stadium where Paterson, N .J., where he was born seconds remaining, to rally New Earvin Johnson scored 25 points, League-leading scorer George Ger- loss. Hayes scored 35 points and he showed up to help the scouts in the and raised. As far as the Japanese Jersey. Williamson retrieved the ball hitting ll-of-13 shots from the floor, vin of the Spurs, who has averaged grabbed 13 rebounds as the Bullets New York Hot Stove League honor are concerned, they still hold Briggs’ after a jump ball and was fouled by and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar added 23, Losing Streak the man who originally signed him, more than 38 points in the last 14 overcame a 29-point, 16-rebound ef­ Reggie Theus while attempting a making lO-of-15, as Los Angeles won contract and that isn’t making it any 2 fort by the Warriors’ Robert Parish. M Wants More Ice Time Ben Marmo of the Phillies, easier for him to hook on with any games, was held to 28 points, on 12- jumpshot. He sank both free throws its 11th straight at home. The Lakers, The Bullets opened up a 13-point lead BOSTON (UPI) — Pittsburgh Penguins' Coach Johnny Wilson But when it comes right down to club in this country. of-26 attempts from the floor, to pull out the victory and cap a com­ who shot 60 percent from the field was enjoying his victory cigar when someone asked how his club being offered any kind of employ­ "Drew played a fantastic second with four minutes remaining and the eback which saw New Jersey erase during the first three periods, led by HARTFORD (UPI) — Mark Howe says he’s “there’s no anymosity. Maybe the rest has helped.” visitors never got closer than five could beat the Boston Bruins twice in Boston and manage to lose ment in the game, Briggs doesn’t get Denies Charge half,” Brown said. "The pivotal point an 11-point deficit in the final eight as many as 24 points. Marques John­ sure his father, Gordie, won’t continue his Howe had consid er^ hanging his skates up before this much more than the cold shoulder. was Drew’s defensive work. The points after that. minutes. The Bulls were led by 29 son paced Milwaukee with 25 points. twice in Pittsburgh. Briggs did well with the Brewers "There wasn't a lot of mystery to legendary hockey career beyond this season season started because of nagging dizzy spells. This "I played 12 years in the big during his four-and-a-half seasons "So much for the home-ice advan­ it. we were awful," said Bruins season, he has had a lingering chest cold. leagues and the low point, I suppose, with the Hartford Whalers. with them. The only criticism heard tage." said Wilson, who then blew Coach Fred Creighton. "We just But Howe, who played 25 seasons in the NHL for the was when I got traded from the College Basketball Roundup The younger Howe, a Whalers defenseman, said in a about him in Milwaukee was that he some smoke to the ceiling. "All up in weren't playing out there. It was a Detroit Red Wings before retiring in 1971, had told the Milwaukee Brewers to the Minnesota smoke." bad game on our part. We did some weekend interview that his father has had a "bad year Whalers that he didn’t want to play this season if he was was a poor influence on catcher from the start” and the veteran center, playing his 32nd Twins in 1975," says Briggs, who Darrell Porter. Briggs denies he ever Pittsburgh, behind newly united things we hadn't done in months." just going to be showcased. played seven years for the Phillies professional hockey season, has been frustrated because was. Ohio State Rallies linemates Greg Malone and Rick For the second straight game, the “ i just said if I would have to sit, I would probably before they dealt him to the Brewers he hasn’t had much time on the ice. “I don't think I ’ve ever influenced Kehoe. throttled the suspension- Bruins were without suspended retire,” Howe said. in 1971. "After this year I’m sure he’ll retire,” said Howe. anyone to do anything wrong,” he riddled Buins 5-3 Sunday night to players Terry O'Reilly, Peter " I t ’s been tough,” said his son, Mark, 24. "He went " I don’t really know what it was, The elder Howe, 51, the first professional hockey says. “Darrell was new to the club For Split Weekend snap a five-game losing streak. The McNab and Mike Milbury. "They are through a time when he wasn't producing. Plus, my mom but I do know I wasn’t happy about player to score more than 1,(XX) goals, met on Friday with when I came there, he was just a win also ended the Bruins' eight- out after an order by NHL President hasn’t been going to the games so he’s been driving to the going with the Twins. They didn’t Tangled Up Jack Kelley, the Whalers’ director of hockey operations, youngster and I had experience, so game winning streak. John Ziegler for their role in a games by himself. When we’re on the road, there’s an seem that eager about wanting me NEW YORK (UPI) — The Ohio State Buckeyes, facing a lost to discuss why he’s been spending so much time on the they asked me to talk with him. I did "We haven't been winning since player-fan brawl Dec. 23 in Madison Ross Lonsberry of the extra guy so he’s always the one to room by himself. It either. So when I got the chance to weekend and a plummet from the top 10, finally found a place to bench this season. that, just as people talked with me Jan. 1. " said Malone, who had two Square Garden. O'Reilly has four makes it tougher” sign a two-year contract with the Penguins and Brad McCrim- "I just wanted to know what was going on,” Howe said when I broke in. shoot Sunday where Virginia’s towering freshman center goals, including the game-winner, games to go on his suspension. Howe, who was the NHL's most valuable player five Lotte Orions over in Japan, I took mon of the Bruins collided in over the weekend. " I just hate like hell to sit.” "All of them helped me, and that’s couldn’t harass them. along with an assist. "We had a big Milbury and McNab two each. times and led the league in scoring six times during his it." letdown after we got to first place. "Anytime you miss three good mid-ice and fell during second " I ’d been thinking about it before, but the team was career with Detroit, was the Whalers' leading scorer the same thing I tried to do. I Fourth-rated Ohio State, the Big John Bailey’s three-point play with The effort has been there the past players, it's going to affect the period last night in Boston doing good," he said. "1 was accepting my role. But when after its first 16 games in the NHL this season. Acted Too Quickly remember when I first came up with Ten leader, rallied from the foul line 1:02 remaining lifted the Badgers to few games. The only difference in team, " Malone said. "Particularly we got so far behind against Montreal (last Thursday’s 7- But he hasn’t scored a goal in the last nine games. the Phillies, Richie Allen always in the final 10 minutes to edge No. 19 their startling upset, capping a com­ Garden. Both landed heavily Briggs now thinks he may have this game was we capitalized on our O'Reilly and McNab. because they 2 loss to the Montreal Canadien?) I thought I ’d better find In October, the Whalers shipped Gordie’s other son, talked to me about hitting. He was a Virginia 70-65 and salvage a weekend eback from a 15-point deficit late in but were not injured. (UPI acted too quickly in choosing the chances ' can score a lot of goals, especially on out what was going on.” Marty, to its American Hockey League farm team, the big help to me. Gene Mauch was the split which keeps the Buckeyes on the first half. Japanese big leagues over ours. Once Malone's third period tally at 6:04, the power play. They give the Bruins Photo) Howe said Kelly told him during Friday's meeting that Springfield (Mass.) Indians. Howe came out of retire­ one who taught me about baseball top of their conference. In Sunday’s other m ajor game, out, he found it isn’t that easy to get off a feed from Kehoe. snapped a 3-3 a little extra." he wasn't playing because club managers thought he ment to play alongside his sons in the old World Hockey itself. I ’ll never forget him for that. "1 think Virginia (second in the sixth-ranked Louiville beat Florida back in. tie. Gregg Sheppard added an in­ Millen was sharp when he had to be needed a rest. Association. And Dave Bristol gave me a chance Atlantic Coast Conference) is State 79-73. "When I went to Japan in 1976, I surance tally 6:16 later. Kehoe had after the first period, when all three Howe said he was satisfied with the explanation and when the Phillies traded me to the capable of beating a Big Ten team at Darrell Griffith scored 27 points to thought I was making the right scored earlier off a Malone setup and Boston goals were to his right side. Brewers. I’ll never forget that, any tim e," said Ohio State co-captain lead Louisville to its ninth con­ decision,” he says. "Looking back, also added three assists. "I've learned from experience that either.” Kelvin Ransey, who scored 18 points secutive victory. The Cardinals, who the only regret I have is that I "Three games ago, Johnny put you can't let yourself get down after High point for Briggs’ big league and was voted the game’s most improved their record to 16-2 overall might’ve been a little hasty. I was together me, Greg and Ross a period like that." the goalie said. career came during his rookie season valuable player. "We just got the and 5-0 in the Metro Conference, took playing the outfield for the Orions Lonsberry. " Kehoe said. "And we "We have struggled through a horri­ Sabres Scoring Goals in 1964 when the Phillies seemingly breaks today and were a little more the lead for good at 12-10 with 14:13 and leading the club in home runs and have clicked. Before that, it had been ble slump and sometimes the effort had the pennant all wrapped up and poised down the stretch.” remaining in the first half. Florida J runs batted in. a rough couple of weeks. It's nice to wasn't there. We just worked harder then lost it to the Cardinals by a Ohio State, 14-3 overall, didn’t State, led by Mickey Dillard’s 22 "That didn’t really surprise me win here. " in this game and got a couple of single game. shoot a free throw for the first 36 points, fought back from a 39-36 half­ because 1 was only 31 and my last The Bruins took a 3-2 lead after one breaks. After that, our confidence "That’s the closest 1 ever came,” minutes of the game, but free throws time deficit to tie the game 47-47 with In Bunches These Days four-five years in the majors before Briggs says. "Gene Mauch had told 15:25 left before Louisville pulled period, launching 13 shots at goalie grew." eventually carried the Buckeyes to leaving for Japan were my most Greg Millen and getting goals from "We played good, solid two-way me if we made it into the World victory. With Ransey hitting six foul away. In other I games, the New York Penguins 5, Bruins ,3 productive. I was averaging 18-19 Dwight Foster, Wayne Cashman and hockey." said Wilson, whose club had NEW YORK (UPI) - The Series, I was going to play. I’d guess shots and Carter Scott three in the In other,gam es involving Top 20 Rangers tied Colorado 3-3, Greg Malone and Gregg Sheppard home runs a season.” Dick Redmond. But after that, the lost 6^ to Boston on Saturday night. Buffalo Sabres are scoring I ’d have to say that was the biggest final 2:23, the Buckeyes were able to teams Saturday, top-ranked DePaul Philadelphia bested Edmonton 5-3 and scored third-period goals to snap a 3- After his good start with the Bruins managed only nine shots on "It was tight game after two periods, goals in bunches these days, thrill of my career,” pull away once they got the lead. outgunned Evansville 105-94, No. 2 Toronto dumped Vancouver 5-2, Win­ 3 tie. The victory ended a five-game goal the last two periods in playing but we were fortunate to get the cou­ The Buckeyes, stunned by un­ Oregon State crushed California 86- A and that means trouble for the nipeg tied St. Louis 6-6, Pittsburgh losing streak for the Penguins and an one of their worst games of the year. ple of goals in the third period." ranked Wisconsin 72-71 Saturday 55, No. 3 Duke breezed by Pittsburgh rest of the NHL. topped Boston 5-3, Detroit edged eight-game winning streak for night, cam e out aggressively, racing 78-69, No. 5 Syracuse defeated The Sabres, who own the league’s Quebec 7-6, Washington routed the Boston, again playing without the Bird on Target to a 20-10 lead before Virginia Connecticut 99-89, No, 7 St. John’s second best record at 31-13-6, New York Islanders 7-1, Chicago suspended Terry O’Reilly, Peter regrouped behind 7-foot-4 Ralph squashed Villanova 81-75, No. 8 Notre followed Saturday’s 7-2 thrashing of blanked Minnesota 3-0. McNab and Mike Milbury. Malone, Dame edged No. 14 Maryland 64-63, Playoff Triumph Rangera 3, Rorkies ,3 Sampson to take a 30-26 halftime ad­ Montreal with a 9-1 rout of the Los who had scored Pittsburgh’s second vantage. Sampson — who held Ohio No, 9 Kentucky spurted past Georgia Phil Esposito scored the tying goal Step Ladder Play Angeles Kings Sunday night. Richard goal of the night, notched the game- In Celt Triumph State’s Herb Williams to 13 points - 56-49, and Oklahoma downed No. 10 Dunn, Gil Perreault and Ric Selling with 24 seconds remaining to give the winner at 6:04 of the final period scored 14 points, grabbed 10 rebounds Missouri 78-73. Rangers their tie. With goalie Steve Julius Erving of the 76ers uses Phoenix’ Walter Davis as a step scored two goals each tor Buffalo. when he took a drop pass from Rick Also, No. 11 LSU beat Florida 66- N To Tom Watson BOSTON (UPI) — Larry Bird, the rookie sensation of the and blocked six shots. "I think the win in Montreal gave Baker pulled in favor of a sixth at­ Kehoe and snapped a 15-footer past ladder as he attempts to block shot Sunday in NBA. Erving was With Sampson effectively shutting 58, No. 12 North Carolina edged No. us a lot of confidence,” said Sabres’ tacker, Esposito converted a Steve Boston goalie Gerry Cheevers. Boston Celtics, felt it was up to him Sunday to ignite the team’s charged with a foul as Phoenix won, 125-118. (UPI Photo) SAN DIEGO (UPI) — There are an awful lot of young players off Ohio State’s inside game with 13 Clemson 73-70, No. 15 Purdue lost assistant coach Roger Neilson. Vickers pass for his 21st goal of the Red Wings 7, Nordiques 6 offensive game. defensive intimidation, Virginia, 16- to No. 16 Indiana 69-58, No. 17 Weber on the PGA Tour this year who are very, very good. But any time "Montreal was up for the game, it year and 697th of his career. Mario Rookie Mike Foligno struck for the suffered a groin pull prior to Friday And with teammate Rick Robey 4, moved out to seven-point leads on St. defeated Idaho St. 83-67, Alabama someone like Tom Watson decides to play, they have to make was sold out, but we came up to Marois and Don Maloney had the hat trick to power Detroit. Foligno, night’s loss to the Washington •Gilbert Ailing leading a devastating rebounding two different occasions early in the knocked off No. 18 Tennessee 72-59, room. win." other Ranger goals while Jack who now has 19 goals, snapped a 3-3 Bullets, but fought off the pain and performance. Bird chipped in with a second half, the last at 41.-34. No. 19 Virginia nipped North on the 17th hole and a 25-foot eagle Dunn opened the scoring with his Valiquette, Lucien DeBlois and Ran­ 'tie at 19:33 of the second period when BOSTON (UPI) — Boston Bruins Gilbert missed his scheduled star That was the case clearly last SPORTS SLATE personal and season team-high of 36 outrebounded Clippers center Swen Two baskets by Scott, who led Ohio Carolina State 49-47 and No. 20 putt on 18. fourth goal of the season at 13:33 of dy Pierce scored for the Rockies. he beat Quebec goalie Michel Dion. points to pace the Celtics to a 131-108 Nater, who bagged 11 caroms. goalie Gilles Gilbert will enter Sunday in the Bruins' 5-3 loss to the weekend in the $250,000 San Diego Monday State with 21 points, and another by Arizona State handled Arizona 97-72. Watson had canned a 35-foot putt the first period and Perreault added Flyera .5, Oilers .3 He added two more third-period win over the San Diego Clippers. "Both the doctor and trainer felt I Massachusetts General Hospital Pittsburgh Penguins. Bruins team Open. Watson't first event of the new BASKETBALL Todd Penn cut the Virginia lead to Mark Aguirre scored 27 points to season on 17 to take a one-stroke lead and another goal, his 28th of the year, at Reg Leach scored two goals and goals to complete the hat trick and Monday for three days of rest to help therapist Jim Kausek said the goalie MCC al Milrhell, 8 “We’ve been having trouble getting couldn’t hurt myself anymore by one and Ohio State took its first lead lead DePaul to its 17th victory victory seemed at hand but he fluffed the 19:11 mark to put Buffalo ahead Don Gillen scored his first NHL goal give the Red Wings a comfortable 6-3 playing. All I had to realize was that heal a sore back, coach Fred was bothered by lower back spasms. While most in the field had played Ka»l Calliolir at Tolland (girln), 8 our offense in gear lately,” Bird said. of the second half on a Williams’ without a defeat and 36th straight in both the Bob Hope Desert Classic a three-foot putt on 18 for a bogey and 20. to help Philadelphia extend its margin. it was going to hurt. And once I Creighton said Sunday night. WRESTLING "And I felt my shot was there and I basket with 8:36 remaining. home triumph. and the Phoenix Open before coming a playoff followed. John Gould upped the Sabres lead newest unbeaten streak to eight Capiluls 7, Islanders I realized that, things were okay," Cheney Tech al Belliel, 6:.30 went with it. I should have had a few here for the third event on the It didn't last long. Watson making to 3-0 at 0:53 of the second period games. Bill Barber and Rick Washington scored six times in the more. A few others fell off the rim Robey said. schedule. Watson was at home in par on the 15th hole — the first extra Tueadav with his ninth goal. Selling tallied at MacLeish had the other Flyer goals second period — including goals by and I was disappointed by that.” “It’s good to see all 10 guys have Memorial Fund as goalie Pete Peelers remained un­ Kansas City resting and relaxing hole — and Weibring missing a three- BASKETBALL 3:38, his 14th, followed by Dunn’s se­ Mike Gartner and Bengt Gustafsson Boston played without center Dave band together when we lost a top BATON ROUGE, La, (UPI) - beaten. Wayne Gretzky, Brent And why not. Last year, he won foot putt for bogey. Conard ul Manehesler, 8 cond goal of the game and fifth this 28 seconds apart — to set a club Cowens, whose injured foot has kept player like Dave," Robey continued. Louisiana State University has es­ SCOREBOARD Callighen and Stan Weir scored for five events, more money than anyone "Tom is a very fine player, maybe EaHl (iatliolie at Priiiee Tech, 8 season at 8:08, boosting Buffalo’s record for most goals in a period and him out of three straight games, two "We’ve all stuck together and tablished a memorial fund to provide Edmonton. else and his third Vardon Trophy for the best one out here. " Weibring said Vinal Tech ul (Jieney Tech, 8 lead to 5-0. ’Tony McKegney scored at break the Islanders’ seven-game win­ of which the Celtics won. But Bird, worked harder. We could have lost Maple Leafs .3, Cunurks 2. scholarships for the daughters of late the lowest scoring average. Besides, later "H e's also one of the nicest Hall al Penney 12:00 to make it 6-0. ning streak. The goals by Gartner who had 15 first-quarter points, says this game because San Diego has a head coach Bo Rein. ^unilaCii Krauiln people on the tour. I have no Rick Dudley made it 7-0 at 1:32 of Toronto, fired up by a scolding and Gustafsson also set an NHL Kunlrm <.onf*T*'nrf Boston 131, San Diego KM he had become a father for the first Melhernfield al EuhI Hartford he doesn’t feel any extra pressure to lot of talent and the whole at­ LSU Athletic Director Paul Deitzel New Jersey 128. Chicago 127 excuses 1 played my best and that's the third period. Th,.-Kings’ Bert from owner Harold Ballard, rode Pat record for the fastest two goals from VtUnlir iition tim e in September and his new (JaHlonhury al Southington increase his point production with mosphere was set up for us to lose.’’ announced the Bo Rein Memorial W L Pci GB Washington 116, Golden Stale 107 Hickey's two goals to victory. Darryl New York 98. Detroit 93 daughter. Meg. was his new delight. the way it goes. I'll have my chances Bloomfield al South Windnor Wilson broke Bob Sauve’s shutout bid the start of a period. The line of Cowens out of the lineup. Clippers’ Coach Gene Shue felt the Fund Friday and said the money Boston 37 13 740 - again." su tler and linemate Terry Martin Philadelphia 36 13 735 Atlanta 118, San Antonio 111 "I didn't forget to practice, Rockville ul .Newington at 10:11 of the third, with his fourth Gartner, Gustafsson and Ryan "When Dave is out, the pressure is rebounding work of Robey and the Indiana 123. Cleveland 121 would be set up as a trust fund for New York 25 28 472 13'« "Obviously, I'm happy about win­ of the year. Perreault’s second goal, each had three assists for the Leafs, Walter accounted for most of Phoenix 125. Philadelphia 116 sometimes every day, " Watson said, Cromwell al Bolton on the defense, 1 should have had a rest of the Celtics proved fatal to San Rein’s daughters, 13-year-old Kristin Washington 22 27 449 \Ut ning the first tournament I played in his 29th, made it 8-1 Sabres at 11:18 of who seemed to respond to Ballard’s Washington's firepower. Walter had Los Angeles 112. Milwaukee 102 by way of explaining it wasn't a total Khum ul Rocky Hill better defensive game. I wasn't con­ Diego. With Robey neutralizing Elaine and 9-year-old Linea New Jersey 22 30 423 16 luiiay'it promise Saturday that he would Tmlrul iM^inion retreat from golf this year, " Watson said. “ It's a (Jiveniry ul Portland the third, and Selling closed out the two goals and three assists while trolling my man at all, 1 guess there Nater, the Clipper forwards failed to (iolden Slate at New York Elizabeth. W L Pet GB perfect way to start the year. You scoring at 14:33. order some drastic changes in the Gustafsson and Gartner added three Philadelphia at Utah In all. Tom took off nearly eight MuncheHler al Conard (girln), 8 are days when one facet of your hit the boards, with the team getting Deitzel said checks may be sent to Atlanta 30 23 566 - 2 know I came here eager to play and last-place club which had lost five of points each. weeks from tournament play, so game isn’t working," Bird said. outrebounded 55-38. the Department of Athletics, LSU, San Antonio 28 25 .528 2 its last six games. Black liuwkH 3, Norlli Slars 0 Houston 25 25 .500 3*1 when he came to San Diego he wasn't I 'm as eager now to go down the road Robey took over for Cowens and "We didn’t give ourselves a chance Jels 6, Blues 6 Baton Rouge 70893. Rein was killed in Indiana 15 26 .490 4 Mil. quite sure where his game was to the Crosby. " Tony Esposito posted his sixth contributed a strong 23-point, 14- to win the game,” Shue said. "W e got a plane crash off the Virginia coast Cleveland 22 31 415 8 < utnpiM'll (.tmfrrcnr • Complete Mechanical Service In the very first round, he found out The Crosby National Pro-Am gets Morris Lukowich scored his 23rd shutout of the season, and the 73rd in killed off the boards.” Detroit 14 38 269 15^> Pulrii'k Dhioion rebound performance. Robey had last week. Wfi.Irrn I .imfrrfnrf • Collision Repair underway at three Monterey Penin­ goal of the season with 45 seconds his career, to lead Chicago. Tom with a sparkling 68 Then came a 69, MM Ht IMtinioii Philadelphia another 68 and on Sunday a 70 that sula seaside courses later this week, left to bring Winnipeg into the tie. Lysiak, Alain Daigle and Bob Murray W L Pci GB NY Rangers • Auto Painting left him in a tie with D A. Weibring, and you can almost bet who will be With Je t goalie Markus Mattsson scored second-period goals. The Kansas City 33 22 600 - NY Islanders Milwaukee 28 26 519 4*1 Atlanta • Low Cost Service Rentals one of the new potential stars, after the favorite. Watson played Pebble pulled for an extra attacker, shutout tied Esposito for seventh Chicago 18 33 353 13 Washington • Factory Trained Technicians 72 holes, each with scores of 13- Beach and Cypress Point, two of the Lukowich took a pass from Willy place on the all-time NHL list, and NFC and AFC All-Stars Denver 18 35 340 14 underpar 275. Weibring had gotten tournament courses, hundreds of Lindstrom and skated in alone to was Esposito’s 18th victory of the I'tah 16 37 302 16 • Charge With Master Charge P irifir IlitlHion ^ni«llii- IMkiniun times while he was an undergraduate beat goalie Mike Liut with a 10-foot year. into the heat with a fine closing 65, W L Pet GB W L T Pt • 24 Hour Wrecker Service which featured an 18-foot birdie putt at Stanford. shot. Bernie Federko scored twice Seattle 15 712 - Chicago 19 18 1 for the Blues. Los Angeles 16 698 St Louis 19 21 9 Tel. 646-6464 Put on Interesting Show Phoenix 18 654 3 Vancounver IS 28 6 Draw Biggest Checks HONOLULU (UPI) - Playing in his first Pro Bowl, Muncie was 4 yards shy of the existing San Diego 29 482 12 Edmonton 14 24 1 Patrick’’s Last Moments Portland 28 472 I2\i Colorado 14 28 7 took part in three touchdown plays DENVER (UPI) — Californians Hawaii had its second brush record, but gave the NFC an insur­ Golden Slate 36 294 21*1 Winnipeg 13 32 6 Record-Breaker Walt Woodard and Doyle Gellerman with professional football Sun­ for the NFC and gained 71 yards on 12 mountable 30-10 lead in the third Uuleo t.uiifrri'iH't* carries. Muncie passed 25 yards to quarter. Nnrrin lM4i»l(m Of Life at Hockey Game Friday received the largest day, and the NFC and AFC All- Final Sign-Up W L T PI NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Runner Dallas’ Tony Hill for one TD, and ran Where it all counts, at the box of­ Montreal 25 IB 6 1 the Blues' game against the Colorado paychecks so far in the 74th National ST LOUIS (UPI) - The last Stan Mavis set a U.S. record for half- Stars put on an entertaining for scores of 1 and 11 yards. fice, also proved near perfect. All The Manchester Recrea­ I^s Angeles 21 18 9 1 Rockies Saturday night because he Western Stock Show Rodeo for their Pittsburgh 19 19 11 ' moments of Lynn Patrick's life were marathons Sunday, breaking the old show. Muncie’s New Orleans teammate, 49,800 tickets to the game had been tion Department will hold was not feeling well. He suffered the finishes in the team roping competi­ Detroit 18 22 7 < spent, almost fittingly, at a hockey mark by 16 seconds in the 13.1mile tion. The NFL Pro Bowl was won by the quarterback Archie Manning, who sold out a month in advance, and final youth soccer registra­ Hartford 13 22 10 : attack in his ear on a side street near race. engineered four NFC scoring drives, despite live television, 48,060 sat in \ilunii IM\i»inn game. Woodard, of Stockton, and Geller­ NFC All-Stars over the AFC, 37-27, in tion tonight from 6 the Checkerdome, Mathieu said. Mavis, of Boulder. Colo., finished missed being a perfect passer for the to 8 at the Manchester w; L T Pt P a trick , the first coach and man, of Oakdale, earned a total of a record-setting scoring match. Not colorful Aloha Stadium to watch the Buffalo 31 13 6 1 The car struck a fire hydrant and the half-marathon in 1 hour, 2 day when a deflected pass attempt general manager of the St. Louis $5,141 each. The runners-up for the since 1973 had any Pro Bowl team event. High cafeteria, 134 East Boston 29 13 6 ( Patrick, who had reportedly been in minutes, 16 seconds. The old record late in the game was picked off by The attendance was about 15,000 Middle Turnpike. Youth Minnesota 22 15 9 f Blues, died Saturday night of a heart 1979 team roping world cham ­ scored more than 33 points, or had Quebec 19 22 7 ^ ill health for several months, was was 1:02:32. CHEVROLET attack. He would have been 68 next pionship placed second in the first the total points been higher than 61. Pittsburgh’s Jack Lambert. For the more than the first pro football game soccer is a coed sport for Toronto 20 24 4 4 pronounced dead at Deaconness llrHiilta Sunday. Second-place finisher Craig Virgin The victory was the third straight game. Manning completed 9-of-lO, a played in Hawaii, a preseason age 6-17. (Age is deter­ Hospital. round, third in the second round and St. Louis 6. W’innipeg 6 itie "It was really a shock,” said Susie of Lebanon. III. also broke the for the NFC, who now lead the AFC Pro Bowl efficiency record, for 112 matchup between the San Diego mined as of August 1,1980) Funeral arrangements were in­ won the average with a time of 13.1 Washington 7. N.Y Islanders I Mathieu, the Blues' public relations record, finishing in 1:02:31. Virgin seconds on two steers. 6-4 in the annual event. It was also yards and one touchdown — on a 13- Chargers and the San Francisco A $3 rec memtership card Pittsburgh 5. Boston 3 complete. holds the U.S. 10-kilometer record. yard toss to David Hill of Detroit. 49ers two years ago. and a $3 registration fee Detroit 7. Quebec 6 1229 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER director, " I think it was kind of fit­ Three-time world chhmpion team the first Pro Bowl victory for Coach Buffalo 9, Los Angeles 1 Patrick became the Blues’ general The win, in the first of a series of Mother Nature was also are required. There are a ting that the last thing he did was see All Eyes on the Puck roper Leo Camarillo, Clements. Tom Landry of Dallas in three In another "near m iss,” Wally Chicago 3, Minnesota 0 manager when the franchise was es­ six national races, qualified Mavis a hockey game. He was so in­ Calif., and Tee Woolman of Llano, appearances since 1971. Henry of the Philadelphia Eagles near-perfect for Sunday’s games. It limited number of openings N Y Rangers 3. Colorado 3 itie' tablished in 1966 and served as the New York’s Ron Duguay slides into the stick of Colorado’s for the championship race in Philadelphia 5. t^nmnton 3 strumental in building hockey here.” ’Texas, earned $3,192 each for The Most Valuable Player ac­ missed setting another Pro Bowl rained once, early in the game, on an in each age group. No team’s coach for its first 16 games Portland, Ore. in September. The Toronto 5. Vancouver 2 Patrick, who retired as the Blues’ Nick Beverley while trying to control the puck during last finishing second in the average and colade went to running back Chuck record when he returned a punt 86 otherwise perfectly sunny afternoon. registrations will be I'lHluk** before turning that job over to Scotty series is sponsored by Natural Lite. GBNXSAl. MOTORS n u n s DIVISION vice president in 1977, left early from night’s NHL game in Denver. (UPI Photo) placing in both rounds. Muncie of the New Orleans Saints. yards for a touchdown. The return accepted after Monday. Atlanta at Hariford Bowman. EyENING herald, Mon,, Jan. 28, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Jan. 28, 1980- 15 Aucoin Nan^ed Gold Decor Ballet Theatre’s Success To Rham Post Historian Backs Can Affect HEBRON — The Central Office Tribute to Its Director Committee has voted to appoint Efficiency Peter Aucoin as special education Primary Time By MARTIN KEARNS mission on the Arts have enabled Ms. casional grants, money is tight. coordinator for the Regional Dtetrict Herald Reporter Karpiej to draw guest dancers and "Believe me, this is a labor of love.” 8. CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) Leon no longer number one. AMHERST, Mass. (U P D - Arnold An ultimate goal Is for the company's Aucoin is on leave of absence from “Andy” Anderson in his 50 years as a “So we got the 1949 Legislature to MANCHESTER - With her choreographers from the likes of the Friedmann is convinced the cold and dancers to draw salaries. Rham High School where he served newspaper reporter and state start this presidential pcrference background as performer, New York City Ballet. hostile interiors of many public Joyce Karpiej’s style Is a fusion of as coordinator of support services for historian has seen lots of politicians primary in 1952 ... to give New choreographer, instructor and direc­ Ms. Karpiej points out that ballet places like fast-food restaurants, of- the British and Russian. It is the Rus­ that system. tromp through the snows of New Hampshire a lot of nice national tor, you wonder why she is so un­ has gained popularity in the last Hce buildings, airport lobbies and sian Influence that accounts for her Aucoin replaces Donald Levy who Hampshire. attention which we certainly have assuming. Perhaps it is the heritage three years. Interest is increasing motels can dampen your spirits and due in part to films by such per­ love of costuming and spectacle. But was appointed earlier this month to He thinks it’s a grand way to elect been getting,” Anderson said. cut your efficiency. of her British ballet: intricate, do not be deceived, Ms. Karpiej is a a president. precise, soft. formers as Mikhail Boryshnikov. It serve as assistant superintendent of Many politicians think the first in So the University of Massachusetts proponent of discipline laced with schools. His salary will be $^,000 to His message to other state’s who the nation law was tailor made for But whatever the reason, Joyce has reached the point where males design professor is trying to have humor. She is British. be pro-rated over the remainder of might consider stealing some of New then Gen. Dwight Eisenhower who Karpiej is a professional of stature. are beginning to enroll. “They come, critical standards set for interior Having been a skater herself, it this fiscal year. His appointment is Hampshire's thunder is simple: It was serving as Supreme Commander Her career in ballet, and beyond, will unfortunately, when they have design in his personal effort to help should come as no surprise that his effective immediatly. won’t work. of the North Atlantic Treaty surprise those unfamiliar with this reached college, or through athletics, make the world a more pleasant mother of three finds time for in­ “We don’t blame ’em, everybody Organization. demanding art. and they find how interesting it is, The committee also voted un­ place. structing skaters. She has worked animously to accept the resignation likes that kind of action, that kind of Eisenhower, who could not cam­ The career began in her native how demanding it is, and they find i t is possible to make people hap­ they like it.” with Olympians, Judy Genoviese and of Mel Olinsky as assistant attention,” the 78-year-old Anderson paign while holding a military post, pier, more comfortable and more ef­ England and continues with the Kent Weigel, and more recently with said. “But we’re just not going to let Center Ballet Theatre. In between Ballet is not without its problems superintendent of schools. Olinsky was able to allow his name to be ficient with better design." said world figure skating championa and ’em. We’ll meet two years ahead of has been the schooling of Britain's in this country. Ms. Karpiej points had been’ appointed earlier to this entered in the New Hampshire con­ Friedmann, recently awarded a $10,- Olypic hopeful, Linda Fratiama. time if we have to, to stay ahead of Royal Academey, dancing with the first to the absence of a fortnal position but resigned before he test by former Gov. Sherman Adams. 000 grant from the National Endow­ Her career is an exciting one and them.” George and Alfred Black Company, a system of instruction. She warns that started his duties. He decided to stay “Ike” was able to test the political ment for the Arts for his essays on in­ the Center Ballet Theatre Company The state Legislature has passed a waters in the nation’s first primary. nine-year career in English ice shows parents should be careful of where at his former place of employment. terior design criticism. should be watched. As she says, law that requires New Hampshire’s Eisenhower received 46,661 votes as a soloist and adagio skater and her they send their children, pointing to "I feel a little like a missionary. If "Ballet is a disease with people. presidential primary election be held to 35,838 for Sen. Robert Taft, R- position as codirector of the Hartford the foot injuries that can result from 1 can succeed in explaining some of Once you do it, you can’t give it up.” before any other state in the union. Ohio, and all of New Hampshire’s 14 Ballet Company. improper training. my concerns. I think such criticism The company’s next performance Hebron Plans "That's our policy and it’s going to delegates to the GOP convention. He The exciting future of the Center In addition, financing a ballet is no could hve an enormously beneficial will be Feb. 9 at 8 p.m., at remain that way, I’m sure,” Ander­ Ballet is tribute to the career and small matter and even with the oc­ left his NATO post a short time later. influence on our environment," he Manchester High School. Town Meeting son said. skill of its director. The theater This time around Anderson thinks said. 1 “It’s just been wonderful ^ opened in 1963 as a school. It became President Carter and former United 2 Friedmann has many complaints HEBRON — A special Town 'a company 12 years later. The new economically of course. All the Nations Ambassador George Bush about public places. He pans most Bo Derek Performance Meeting scheduled for tonight at 8 Show Winner motels and hotels and lodging places are the men to beat. home at 4^ Main St. is evidence of fast food restaurants as "rather un­ will be asked to act on seven items, are all booked weeks and months the theater's strength. "This Kennedy is not his, two pleasant". the major portion of which will deal Lew Panaleo, a member of the Manchester - Ron Zavarella and Mike Matre, also club ahead by the candidates, and their "They are like a very bad copy of The Center Bullet reflects its Gets ’’Zero' in Vermont brothers. And probably, thanks to the with resolutions to accept land from aides and newspaper people and the director's commitment to developing based Northeastern 4x4 Club, proudly dis­ members, won several individual awards at interantional situation, President some Disneyland ideas." he said. BENNINGTON, Vt, (UPD - some rehearsals, has held up two subdivisions. television people with their big young dancers in the school for even­ plays the Jeep Renegade his club featured at the show and the club’s display was named Carter should carry New "Some seem to cater to the lowest Movie-goers may consider actress shooting while husband John fixes The land, if accepted, will be main­ crews. They’ve all got to eat and tual participation in the company. Hampshire.” possible denominator in American Bo Derek a "10," but her perfor­ her mascara and has acted in a tained by the town and will be Frank Maratta’s 20th annual Aut Show at the best overall group display. (Herald photo by sleep and we’re very happy to taste. “Dancers must perform to improve, manner unbecoming to a Hartford Civic Center. Panaleo, along with Adamson) Anderson thinks Bush has out they need that special experience." mance on the set of a movie being designated as open space land. acomodate them,” he said. 8 "A lot of the furniture is very professional. organized his rivals in New The theater is comprised of the filmed in this snowy Vermont com­ The first parcel is located on the It was the 1949 Legislature that carefully designed for people who munity would probably rate nearer a Derek, a 53-year-old former actor, west side of Old (Jolchester Road and decided to put the Granite State into Hampshire with the help of Rep. have no need to be comfortable," he Center Ballet Theatre Company of 16 Joyce Karpiej, director of the Center Ballet Theatre, sits zero from many working with her. is "always trying to gain the upper consists of 3.7 acres to be conveyed the quadrennial spotlight. James Cleveland’s “well organized, said. "They are possibly designed in dancers and the Junior Ballet well oiled machine." before the mirror that is part of the company’s new home at ‘T ve been in this business for 26 hand with Bo and the picture,” one to the Town by William M. Dufford of They were actually reviving an old such a way to make people leave Theatre of approximately 25 dancers. 466 Main St., Manchester. (Herald photo by Pinto) Young dancers begin performing years and I’ve never seen anything s he who is viewed by many as the Glastonbury, and Harry K. Megson Coventry PZC To Meet idea. “Good old (former California Gov. pretty quickly." with “Pinocchio,” “Peter Pan," like it,” a crew member was quoted and Roderic A. McCorrison of “Up until 1878, for about 30 years, Ronald) Reagan just hasn’t been Friedmann's assessment of motel main cause of Mrs. Derek's prima COVENTRY - The Planning and that extends southward down Route Falana, still belives "alternatives” “Snow White" and most recently, as saying in a Boston Globe article Hebron, Another parcel of land, to be we had the first annual elections in around New Hampshire very much,” rooms isn’t much kinder. donna behavior. Zoning Commission will meet with 31. This action reversed many years should be given more consideration this weekend. conveyed to the town by the same the country and the country always Anderson said. "Most motel furniture is pseudo­ Arts Funds Allocated “Cinderella." Ms, Karpiej obntinues "Some people around here blame members of the Conservation Com­ of commission antipathy toward as opposed to a sewet system. These Mrs. Derek is starring in Noel group, is located on the west side of came to New Hampshire to see how The gray haired Anderson believes provincial. It's all fake, ugly fur­ to choreograph for the Junior her for all the stuff that’s going on, mission at 8 tonight as part of its municipal sewers which, it feared, would include neighborhood holding HARTFORD — The Greater Hart­ Allocations to arts groups with an­ Black’s lilm, "A Change of Season,” Cannon Drive and consists of 34 we voted,” Anderson said. niture and it's pretentious ... like Theatre as she did for the Hartford but I think it’s him," a technician regular meeting which begins at 7:30 would bring unwanted development tanks for septic tank wastes, com­ that even in this era of radio and ford Arts Council has made nual budgets between $50,000 and with Shirley MacLaine and Anthony acres. In 1879 the Legislature decided to science fiction in reverse." Junior Ballet Company. said. "The guy’s a tyrant and he’s at the Town Hall. in the already overcrowded lake area posting toilets, and other methods television the road to victory in the preliminary allocations to six Hart­ $200,000 will be announced by March. Hopkins. move the March election day to Motel rooms have other problems, The Center Ballet Theatre was con­ ruining what could have been a good The meeting will also be asked to A proposed sewer system for the by making construction on small lots that would cut down on contaminated New Hampshire primary is paved- ford arts organizations. A total of Application deadline for Grater And the headaches taken for November and the Granite State was with shoe leather. too. he said. ceived as a training school for picture. accept, as town roads, Settlement town will be discuss^ by the two feasible. runoff into Coventry Lake. If the $360,000 has been given to the six Hartford area .arts organizations classical ballet East of the River, granted when a movie is filmed in an "1 don't know why it’s supposed to "Bo listens to no one but her hus­ Drive and Cannon Drive in the groups as well as a federal en­ The planners dealt with the threat EPA agrees to an environmental im­ local institutions with annual budgets with annual budgets less than $50,000 The company is proof of the idea’s out-of-the-way location — and in the be classy to have high pile carpet band ... It’s an impossible situation Joshua Farms subdivision; receiving vironmental impact statement that of overdevelopment by passing pact study, it could delay the sewer over $200,000. is April 24, Allocations will be an­ merit. It’s regular repoertoire was dead of a New England winter — ap­ that is filthy, and to use vinyl and I think John Derek ought to be and taking action on the report of the the conservationists have requested regulations that would require 3(X)- timetable by as much as two years. Organizations receiving nounced in June 1980. Community highlighted by this year’s perfor­ parently have been compounded by wallcovers in bathrooms that peel off banned from the set. If we got rid of Town Office Building Addition Study of the Environmental Protection foot setbacks from the water line for The control authority has asked the Bottle Law Conversion preliminary grant awards for arts groups interested in applying mance of the "Nutcracker." The the Dereks’ lack of cooperation. and lamps with opaque shades that him, it’d solve a lot of problems." Committee and if the repdVt is Agency (EPA), structures, two acres of land for a Town Council not to endorse the general operating support are: may call or write the Greater Hart­ ballet also has performed in the Crew members claim Mrs. Derek, make you go blind. ” he said. At least one cast member thinks accepted to initate appointing a request for a study. According to Connecticut Opera, $45,000; Hartford ford Arts Council at 525-8629, 250 who now demands $1 million per The PZC last year approved a single-family house, exclusion of Friedmann said there’s nothing Greater Hartford Arts Festival. Derek’s attitude is part of a public building committee as recommended wetlands and slopes from the federal authorities, the decision to Will Close Canada Dry Ballet, $60,000; Hartford Stage Com­ Constitution Plaza, Hartford, 06103 film, has refused to participate in modified sewer plan proposed by the wrong with using synthetic sub­ Grants from the Connecticut Com­ relations ploy. by the Board of Selectmen; and to town's Water Pollution Control minimum lot requirements, and pany, $65,000; Symphony Society of for further information. conduct a study would largely be HARTFORD (UPI) — Canada Dry new containers for beer and soft stances, such as formica, as long as appropriate $3,000 to the study com­ Authority. The plan calls for other restrictions. based on input from the town. Greater Hartford, $70,000; The Greater Hartford Arts Council Corp. will lay off 45 workers and sell drinks. they don’t masquerade as wood or mittee for preliminary plans and es­ sewering parts of the lake and However, the conservation group, Authority chairman Richard Breault Wadsworth Atheneum, $100,000; and serves as a laiaison between business its major Connecticut franchise in­ Other bottling firms have said they stone. timates. village areas and an industrial zone Bushnell Memorial, $20,000. and the arts. Founded in 1971 by the which is now headed by Frank claims that an impact study has will need additional storage space, He complains that in airports TV Tonight stead of investing $1.5 million to con­ All allocations are preliminary and Greater Hartford corporate com­ already been done as part of the vert the operation to handle retur­ more employees and additional "seating is arranged to be anti­ J will be reviewed and possibly revised munity, the Council has raised $4 facilities plan prepared by the nable Iwttles and cans. trucks to handle the retumables. social, almost preventing people in a 6:00 engineering firm of Fuss and O’Neil. in May depending on the outcome of million from area businesses in its 8:00 10:30 1:15 The beverage-making firm plans to Canada Dry Sales Manager n w ® Connecticut Prime Time Student Wins group a way to carry on a conver­ (D 3) ® @ « 8 ® WKRP In Cincinnati ® News The conservationists are expected the council's annual fund drive. eight annual United Arts Fund ® I Love Lucy Lawrence Roush said Friday the ® Cr088-W lt8 ® News sell the franchise to the rival Coca sation. ” ® Joker'8 Wild 2:00 to try to enlist the planners support Drives. (X) 3 Laveme & Shirley Cola Bottling Co., instead of buying firm will shut down its warehouses in ® TV Community College 11:00 ® Joe Franklin Essay Contest tonight in calling for an EPA impact ® Bernstein Conducts O The Odd Couple (X)3)®®@ News ® M *A *S *H equipment necessary to handle the East Windsor and North Haven. Coca Little House On The ® Ufe And Times Of Eddie Rob­ study to delay the sewer plan. Town @9 Streets Of Sen Francisco PraJrte 2:30 returnable bottles at its Waltham, Cola wasn’t expected to hire the @ 3-2-1 Contact erts MANCHESTER - Sherri Planner Gregory Padick, who serves (Si The Odd Couple laidoff workers, but they are eligib'“ Pinochle Scores Watercolors Net Prizes (S) ® Song By Song l29 Our Miss Brooks Robichaud, an eighth grade student Mass., plant. 6:30 ® Gunsmoke I® Connecticut Screening Room as advisor to the PZC, has repeatedly for job training and other assistance 2:49 at Illing Junior High School, was un­ Connecticut’s new bottle law bans HARTFORD — Prize-winning en­ Mary Bramble Scott, “Untitled"; (D Carol Burnett And Friends 8:30 ® David Allen ® News stated that he sees no alternative to from state funds appropriated under ® Tic Tac Dough the use of non-returnable bottles and A dT) The Forsyte Saga animously selected as the winner of tries have been announced for the Koenigs Gift Certificate to Joan (X) The Last Resort 2:55 sewers to preserving the water quali­ the bottle law. Vernon ® ISI ® NBC News ® Merv Griffin cans and sets a 5-cent deposit on the 41st annual exhibition of the Connec­ White, “Joyful Spirit"; Paier School Over Easy 11:30 ( i) Best Of Midday an essay contest held by the school’s ty of Coventry Lake. Top scorers in the Vernon Senior ( X ® Angle (X) Ufe And Times Of Eddie Rob­ ticut Watercolor Society, being held of Art Award to Helene Glass, ® Bob Newhart Reading Department and Media Citizens' Pinochle Club play Jan. 16 erts Center. at the Wadsworth Atheneum through “ Contemplation"; Hartford 6:55 9:00 ® M *A *S *H at the Senior Citizens’ Center were 3 News ® M *A *S *H March 2. Jury of Selection and Framing Gift Certificate to Herbert (X ® Barney Miller Students were asked to submit in Camille Poggie 641, Joe Perzanowski 3 ) ® Stone ® Dave Allen essay or poetry format a response in Awards was Xavier Gonzales, Weigand, “ Box of Paints"; Art ® Movie "A Delicate Balance" ® ® ® Tonight 625, Amelia Truman 604 and Ann 7:00 1(K) words or less to the phrase. “I nationally-known watercolorist from Friends Prize, presented by Bernard (X) CBS News (1967) Katharine Hepburn. Paul ® Sergeant Bllko Hietala 584. M*A'S*H Scofield. An upper-middle class like to read because ..." New York, where he is an instructor Vinick Associates, to Mark Mellor, American couple put up with the 12:00 Forty-two participated. (D ® ABC News The grand prize, donated by Sam’s wife's alcoholic sister and their (X Harry O Rmiit in the Art Students League. “October Hills"; Briggs Paint and nitv fiesta Specials ® Dating Game N ® Ko)ak Paperback Book Store, was one free Manchester The exhibition's highest honors, Art Co. Gift Certificate to Fran Scul­ dS Festival Of Faith ^nical disillusioned daughter. (29 ® ® The Martian Chroni­ ® M ovie "Night Gallery" bestselling paperback book every Top scorers in the Manchester the Connecticut Watercolor Society ly. “Downtown Hartford"; Kays Art ® Wrestling (1969) Joan Crawford. Barry ® News c le week for a whole year. senior Citizens' Pinochle group game Prizes of $300 and $200, were (§7> Conversations About The Sullivan. ASl[ytNSR[LBtRGRLM Shop of New Haven to Verona Cook, IS) ® Dick Cavett (19) Dr. Scott On Hebrews Jan. 17 at the Army & Navy Club ® Newlywed Game Dance "The quality of all of the entries 'Hiiat jou Mant awarded to Nick Scalise for “Market “Cocktails"; The J. M. Ney Co. ® Abbott And Costello ® Movie "Vanished" (Part 1) was so excellent that we decided were Arthur Bouffard 608, Paul At- Place, Assisi," and to Kathleen Purchase Award to Fran Scully, (1970) Richard WIdmark. Skye 12:05 tore 608, Mary Nackowske 582, Grace Faggan, "Baskets § 10." "Downtown Hartford"; and the 7:29 Aubrey. The president's adviser ® ® Police Story everyone who entered would receive ® Dally Numbers is kidnapped, and a foreign pow­ a choice of books from Sam’s” said Gibbs 578, Ed Hindle 569, Andy Noske Other prizes awarded were Heublein Inc. of Farmington 12:30 7:30 er is accused of the crime. (2 561, Bill Bradshaw 560, Art Johnson ® Our Miss Brooks Elaine Shultz, reading consultant. isMliat^ouget- General Electric Gallery Prize to Purchase Award to Margot hrs.) (X) P-M. Magazine Mrs. Joan McGee and Jacob Haroian 554, B ess Moonan 542, Dorn Richard Brzozowski for “Armory"; Rosenthal, “Winter by the Sea." ® AH In The Family 1:00 [PQl, 9:30 of the media center, joined Mrs. Anastacio 540, John Gaily 538, Elsa Esther Fay Memorial Award to Atheneum hours are Tuesday, (X) The Muppets (X) House Calls ® Movie "The Falling Man” Lenhardt 538, John Klein 538 and ® Face The Music (1968) Henry Silva, Keenan Shultz in sponsoring the contest. Karen Sprague for “Overstuffed Wednesday and Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 ® M *A *S *H 10:00 Wynn. Harold Bogot 537. (X) Lou Grant Lisa Gates’ poem won second forless! Chair"; William Hoppin Award to p.m. ® MacNell / Lehrer Report d9 ® (39 Tomorrow ® @9 Tic Tac Dough ® News place, and the essays of Meg Harvey 3 ) Family 1:10 Every night, Monday through Thursday from 5 PM till closing, Air Museum Leader V e r n o n c i n i ® Maude ® McCloud and Tony Laurinitis were tied for the whole family can save at Papa (lino’s. Save on R O U If S 84-86 E X IT 7^. BETTE MIDLER third place. 649-933J Miss Robichaud’s winning entry is Papa Gino’s famous cheese pizza. Save on Papa Gino’s A L A N B AT ES _ Available for Talks GLOBE as follows: all-you-can-eat salads from the salad bar. So pack the WINDSOR LOCKS — Philip C. O'Keefe, museum direc­ nrst rime in English Books create a world Travel Service THEROSE That no two can share; whole family into the car and come on out. “Cause what you tor of the Bradley Air Museum in Windsor Locks, which 555 MAIN STREET “Till Marriage Do Us Part’R 7:00 A world to exist was devastated by a tornado Oct. 3, 1979, is available to 643-2165 9:15 Sherri Robichaud, an eighth grade student at filing Jr. High want for supper is what you get for less at Papa Gino’s.” speak at luncheons, dinners and meetings of service, Laura Antontlll Without any care; fraternal and women's organizations. Over 30 Years School, is the unanimous choice of reading and media depart­ A world where I alone can go. O'Keefe offers a slide presentation on "The History Travel Experience ment officials to win a paperback book every week for a year To solve my problems and Development of the Bradley Air Museum," including Authorized agent in ‘‘GUYANA CULT "A DAMN GOOD MOVIE! ” for her prizewinning explanation of why she enjoys reading. Or patch my woe. the “tale of the twister ” describing the events of the Oc­ Manrhestcr tor all of The Damned“R Reading is an important part of T>CWHO ^ K ESEN tS THE MOVIE (Herald photo by Pinto) tober tornado. Airlines, ftailroads and 7:30-«:30 me. ■Steamship Lines In order to help raise funds to sustain the museum's 7:30 • 9:30 QUADROPHEMA Without it, unfeeling 1 would be; A V\/AYOr Llf=E' 1980 operating expenses and restoration programs, a For from books I have experienced OO'paMtr- NStiiC«Ep I • - t - V i minimum $40 donation to the Bradley Air Museum vM A liO N ? I GOP Backs Sills’ Post Emotions galore— 2 Recovery Fund will be accepted for groups less than 50 . » •(.iioaiHAi , SOUTH WINDSOR-The Rittenband also said that he hopes to Of hating and loving, persons. Rates for larger groups are also available. SUliSClUBli; Republican Town Committee has un­ have $6,000 in the GOP treasurey by Of laughing, and crying, The museum has undergone considerable changes due animously endorsed the nomination June. Of failing and achieving, to the loss of 23 of 63 aircraft destroyed by the tornado. It of former Town Councilman Robert Barbpra Klenke, former Town Of living and dying. is presently open to the public on weekends only — Satur­ B li; Sills to the Sewer Commission. Council clerk, was elected to the All of these feelings and many days and Sunday#from 10 a.m. to dark with reduced ad­ Sills nomination, which must be ap­ Republican Town Committee, more missions at 99 cents per person and donations accepted. proved by the Town Council, is seen however former Mayor Nancy Caf- Were found once 1 opened the door. O'Keefe has served as museum director for over four by many as a bridge over the gap fyn did not seek re-election to the I was the reader; 8 years and was the 1975 and 1976 president of the Connec­ created when Sills lost his party's town committee. 1 owned the key; Meal for two—Save $1.01 Rittenband also said that he hopes ticut Aeronautical Historical Association which operates support for re-election to the Town I entered this world; Meal for one—Save 61^ Large cheese pizza and 2 all-you-can-eat salads. the museum. From 1969 to the time of his presidency he SIJBSUUIIE Council last year. to change the voter registration Come, follow me. Small cheese pizza and all-you-can-eat salad bar. Regularly $6,30. Special $5.29. served as the museum's volunteer curator and deputy Sills ran unsuccessfully as an percentages. Presently, the director. Independent. Democrats have 45 percent of the Regularly $3.50. Special $2.89. MealforfoUT—Save $3.01 registered vote, with 28 percent unaf­ The World Almanac Meal for three—Save $2.11 2 large cheese pizzas plus 4 all-you-can- eat salads. Republican Town Chairman filiated and 25 percent Republican. Large cheese pizza and a small cheese pizza plus Regularly $12.60. Special $9.59. 2€THltAjf©N A R T ® He suggested encouraging new Richard Rittenband, former Town 3 all-you-can-eat salads. • THE GLASS MENAGERIE residents to register with the GOP, CARNEY Attorney, under the previous Regularly $9,80. Special $7.69. •CALIFORNIA SUITE as well as encouraging unaffiliated • GEORGE M! Republican dominated Town Council, "GOING pledged to reunite the GOP party. voters to join the Republican parly. Q ... Is back In Manchester! 2 TICKETS TO EACH IN STYLE” Pasta Lo ve rs. . . Save 91^ A comMy to iCHf your nnrT Large spaghetti or shells in Papa Gino’s own sauce with a crusty roll SHOW! RHS Officer Talks Tonight and an all-you-can-eat salad from the salad bar. VERNON — Heidi Horn, security 1. The headquarters of Beer THE RUNNER NAME iprinti ______report on the new security system at Can Collectors of America is Regularly $3.10. Special $2.19. officer at Rockville High School, will located in (a) Los Angeles (b) ADDRESS ______explain her responsibilities and the school. Milwaukee (c) St. Louis What you like is what you get! STUMBLES 2. Social Security benefits are byM«$tm CITY ______observations during the Board of Other items scheduled on tonight’s O ur Newral Lorationn Education meeting tonight at 7:30 in agenda Include: Action on not suWeet to federal income •Nrw London Mall taxes. True or false. Wtd.. Jm . 30 — Sat. Fab. 2,8:10 pm the library of the Middle School. Bayonnel 9t. ZIP CODE PHONE recommendations for election or ap­ 3. The Republic of Botswana MaOnaa — Sun., FOb. 3, 2:18 pm The board voted to ask Miss Horn pointment to staff positions; reports was once known as (a) Togo New l.^ndon to come to the meeting after hearing (b) Bechuanaland (c) Mali •340 N. Main St. papa Qino*s MjWCfftTffl COmWITY ffltfff jWWTOHWH LTM SUBSCRIPTIONS from the Budget/Finance Com­ • Restaurants a report of the Facilities Committee mittee, the Personnel Policies Com­ Rlahopa Corner Box 1405 Manchester, Conn. 06040 W. H arlfo nl concerning vandalism at the school. mittee (executive session), and the ANSWERS Fir cal At participating stores. k A ^ mamUkm HkllU ! PLEASE C A LLTH EA m Ei William Layng, head librarian at Facilities Committee; to review and Mndictir CMmritv Cdkcs i FOR SCREEN TIM ES the high school has also been asked to update the Board of Education calen­ q janjvza ’l SlJBSCRIBli; Tickets Available Day of Performance at Box Office. attend tonight’s meeting to present a dar. 16 - EVENING HEHALD. Mon.. Jan. M, i960 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Jan. 28, 1980- 17 4nnounc«/nwi(t H»lp Wantpd 12 H ip Wanted 73 ATTENTION TOTALPHONEl PLEASE READ SUBSCRIBERS! Do you ne«d I lAOVERTISING RESERVE help receiving your calls? I ADS WILL APPEAR THURSDAY, Temporary or permanent. DEADLINE YOUR AD Personal Attention ... Vei7 | |12:00 noon tho day HoraM la raaponalbla| Reasonable. 2 33^1 or 247-1 HELP YOUR FEBRUARY 14. CALL 643-2711 8623. Iboforo publication. for only on# Ineorraetl r Inaortlon and than only I AND LET OUR “HEART ADVISORS” iDoadllna for Saturday to tho alio of tho I PAULA & JOE HELP YOU WITH land Monday la 12:00 original Inaortlon. WANTED VALENTINE’S □ EMPLOYMENT YOUR MESSAGE. AT NIGHT AND iNoon Friday. Srrora which do not Ptrton to maintain and rapair looaan tho value of tho aolld atata aquipmant and aaalat In ON WEEKENDS, PHONE 643-2716 H»lp Wanted fS l Iciaaalflod ada arc advartlaomant will not | DAY bo eorrootad by an ad­ dally nawapapar production. TOOLMAKERS - MachInisU. Itakon over tho phono Apply 81 Commerce Street,! laa a convonlonca. Tho ditional Inaortlon. Glastonbury. PTGl H ip Mtntatf IS Holp Wonted 13 Halo Wonted IS Help Wonted 13 COMPANY. Telephone 633-1 Hornet For Solo 23 Articles lor Solo 41 7631. For Appointment TIRED OF WORKING FOR SOMEONE ELSE? LIGHT OFFICE CLEANING- SALES CLERK- Mature Call Shaldon Cohan 3 to 5 evenings per week. woman needed. Apply in per­ CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC | Site Heratb Please call 649-6737. MANCHESTER 3 BEDROOM Experienced onj^y. Top CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 • Ext. 51 son to: Marlow’s, K7 Main If you think it’s about time you went CAPE- Full dormer, ily. Topi BARBER- Full or part time. CUSTODIAN POSITION, S tr e e t, D ow ntow n wages,_ i^ply:^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 18K' Good opportunity. Unisex Tolland High School, 3 p.m. to aluminum siding, awnings, TYPIST: Local transporta­ Manchester. into your own business and have new 1/2 bath, enclosed porch, FIREWOOD- 4-foot fresh cut, Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, Shop. Vernon area. Call 289- 11 p.m. Salaty $8,000. Please tion company will tram the $65 a cord. Well seasoned, A-1 563-0151. 9053 after 7 p.m. contact Tolland Board of right person for this newly plastic walls, rec room, INSPECTORS- First and Se­ $39,500.00 to invest in a turn key workshop. Clean. $59,900. hardwood. True full cord, 128 N*lp Wm M Education. 875-0024. EOE. created position within our 13 H»lp W a n M 13 MANCHESTER cond shift opening for Peterman Agency, M9-9404, cf. $90 deliverd in Manchester Schedule Department. Must or 649-4844. area. 528-2950. have statistical typing ability. Experienced Inspectors. business, I will show you proof RN-LPN wanted (or 3 p.m.-ll Ability to use Demensional p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. HERALD We Offer a very competitive positive how successful you can be. Apply director of nursing. REGISTERED NURSES salary with all 'benefits com­ Inspection Tools and Salmonbrook Convalescent COLLECTOR pany paid. For confidential Blueprints required. Call Collect: MANCHESTER- 3 Bedroom PART TIME HELP EOE - M/F FuH A Part Hme details and appointment time Applications acceptM Mon­ Cape. Garage, stove, new oil FIREWOOD- 1/2 and 1 Cord Home, off House Street, (MANABER ’TRAINEE) day thru Friday, 9 to 11 a.m, burner, enclosed porch, Glastonbury. Please call 633- WANTED- Minimum. Apply NiaHTS - NO ROTATION call Ms, Teixeira, Personnel lots- Seasoned. $30 it $50. For one of New 1227 Burnside Avenue, Carvell and 2 to 4 p.m. Klock Com­ plastered wails, rec room, / . ^ 5244, We have several openinga for Registered Nurses Assistant. Connecticut Tran­ Delivered. Call 742-6347. England's largest Credit Ice Cream. sient, Hartford, Ct. 527-8865. pany, 1366 Tolland Turnpike, BOU-FARO COMPANY workshop. Immediate oc­ who have recent experience In either an Manchester. EOE. cupancy. $59,900. Peterman NURSES AIDES wanted (or Collection Agencies. Some EOE M/F. SALES AQENf EXTENDED CARE FACILITY or a HOSPITAL. We Agency, 649-9404, or 649-4844. full time on all shifts. Apply experience required. SALES WANTED MR. BOUTIN director of nursing. Salmon- Dynamic opportunity to would also like to interview “New Graduates" for FIREWOOD- Mixed brook Convalescent Home, off Applicants must be Bon- Do you want to be in­ ADAMS INDUSTRIES dable. Excellent opportuni­ BANK PROOF OPERATOR: join a National Company in present or future openings. hardwood, cut over 1 year House Street, Glastonbury. Experienced. South Windsor dependent? Businessmen Rool Estate Wonted 28 ty for ambitious individual. a repeat type business like to advertise by giving We offer excellent wages and benefits and an CAREER OPPORTUNITIES 1-401-724-8198 ago. Sawed and split to order. Please call 633-5244 Bank & Trust Co. 1033 John 12’-16’-24’-48’. Call Elmer 2 selling to Industrial, Company Benefits. calendars, pens, key chains opportunity to utilize your professional nursing start your future with a fast growing aero-space SELLING your house? Call us Fitch Boulevard, South Wind­ Commercial, Institutional Wilson at 649-5900. sor. Call Mr. Matteson for ap­ and gifts to their knowledge and skills In a progressive and company. Experienced help required In the first and we’ll make you a BABYSITTER NEEDED- For appointment call and Municipal Accounts. customers. Men and cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Monday through Thursday, 3 Mr. Powers, after 3:00 pointment. 289-6061, EOE. friendly community Hospital. following categories: SNOWBLOWERS, ^ Full Corporate benefit women that can work For further Information and to arrange for a per­ Realtor, 643-1577. TRACTORS at Closeout p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ p.m. package. Average annual without supervision can Old Method TRUCK MECHANIC- sonal Interview please contact the Personnel Prices! Some used equip­ tation. Call 649-6022. Friday; 289-0286 earnings between $25,000 build a career with the Clerk-Typist Expediter EXPERIENCED BODY MEN WANTED weekends anytime. Experienced in Diesel. Start Thos. D. Murphy Co., a Department at 646-1222 ext. 481 between the MAY WE BUY your home? ment. W.H. Preuss Sons, A Penobscot Indian from Maine’s Indian Island reservation per­ CAPITOL c i n at $7 per hour. All fringe and $32,000. Pricing Clerk Junior Accountant Top pay, 40 + hours per week. Modern Route 6 it 44-A, Bolton. pioneer in advertising hours of 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Quick, fair, all cash and no forms snow dance to pray for the white stuff to fall at the Sugarloaf SHEET METAL WORKER - ADJUSTMENT BUREAU, benefits. For appointment call FOR MORE DETAILS since 1888. Your accounts Stock Puller Inspector up to (date equipment. Good working problem. Call Warren E. Experienced. Soldering etc. Inc. 688-7596. are protected and repeat Friday. Inside Sales Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 8 Mountain ski area in western Maine. New England’s ski industry has CALL Can 528-2101.' 111 FOUNDERS PLAZA orders make you money. conditions. Benefits negotiabie. Con­ been plagued by a lack of snow this year. (UPI photo) EAST HARTFORD DIETARY AIDE- 2 p.m. to 1-800-257-8339 An excellent opMrtunlty 6:30 p.m., 5 days a week. Qualified Trainees considered. Apply In person tact: Gene Naumec at COLUMBIA 10 SPEED BIKE. full or part time. Write Pat Canning jars. 20 gallon LATHE OPERATORS - With Mature person neMed to help McKenzie, P.O. Box 122, 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Household Goods 40 with kitchen duties. Enjoy aquarium with accessories, 2 years’ experience. Good Locust Valley, New York MIUKHESTERMEMORUIL HOSPITAL SUPERIOR AUTO, Inc. etc. 289-6932 after 5 p.m. benefits. Salary n«otiable. working in a clean and 11560. REFRIGERATORS modem Kitchen. Good wages SECURITY- Northeast 71 Haynes Street, Manchester, Rt. 6 • Columbia Ambulance Companies Hawk Precision Co., 303 Connecticut 08040 Washers / Ranges, used, FIREWOOD- Seasoned. Oak, REAL ESTATE SALESMAN and benefits. Please call ^ Security has Immediate ADAMS INDUSTRIES Burnham Street, East Hart­ wanted by old established 228-9431 or 646-0963 guaranteed and dean. New Maple, Hickory. 1 1/4 Cord ford, telephone 528-9845. 0129, Manchester Manor Nur­ Openings for part time and Equal Opportunity Employer 340 PROGRESS DRIVE shipment damaged, G.E it firm. Must be a self-starter, sing Home, 385 West Center full time employees in the Delivered; ■4-fSot lengths $80. aggressive, personable and MANCHESTER FRIGIDAIRE. Ixiw prices. 20 " lengths. $100. Call Dean, Fear Law Violations RARE OPPORTUNITY - Street, Manchester. Manchester area. Shifts are DENTAL ASSISTANT- B.D. Pearl it Son, 649 Main hold a Connecticut license. 659-1640. OWN YOUR OWN available as follow: Full time Knowledge of basis business Street, 643-2171. HARTFORD (UPI) — Ambulance com­ The regulation had been opposed by am­ We’ll show you the way to 4 p.m. to 12 midnight, Monday skills, and typing preferred. BUSINESS, Distributor for enjoy an unmatched lucrative, thru Friday. Part time Sat. it 2 PINE TWIN BED SETS- panies throughout Connecticut fear they bulances corps since 1975 when it was first Kodak film, Duracell References. Sena replies to: ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! rewarding professional Sun. 7 a m. to 3 p.m.; Sat. it Box MM. c/o Herald. Kitchen Dinette Set. Very won’t be able to comply with a new state proposed. But it was finally enacted late Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and career. Send resume to Box REAL ESTATE CAREER- Holp Wonted 13 Custom made draperies, slip­ good condition. Call 646-4799. Sun. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.; Fri. it Business & Service * EDUCATION law requiring two emergency medical other photo products needed K, c/o Evening Herald. Eam $15,000 annually. Part covers and upholstery. Budget last year at the urging of the state’s five Sat. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. RESEARCH ASSISTANT, Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 in your area. No selling. Ser­ timers $8000. Members Ver­ Successful applicants must be WOODEN OFFICE DESK technicians to ride with patients in am­ advisory emergency medical services vice top Retailers under GAL FRIDAY- Smaller sub­ or 646-1000. bulances. non, Manchester, Hartford, over 18 years of age, have a Private Instructions IB and Table, school desks, regional councils. Christopher Gentile, exclusive contract established MLS. Ralph Pasek 289-7475. urban Consulting Firm an­ chairs, older Electric stove, SECRETARY NEEDED for phone, car, and a clean Police ticipates growth. Varied At least 45 volunteer and municipal am­ director of the state Office of Emergency by us. High immediate in­ Record. Apply in person to: RIDING LESSONS indoor new full size springs, coil come minimum required in­ our large client company for duties. Interesting projects. bulance corps have asked to be waived Medical Services, said temporary waivers assignment east of the river. AUTO BODY COMBINATION Northeast Security, 61 WANTED PERSON TO riding ring. Western stock springs, tali refinished vestment $9,975. 100% profit MAN- At least 5 years Typing skills and business, BABYSIT 2 and 6 year old seat, saddle seat and hunt bureau. 633-4502. from the regulation that went into effect are being granted to protect ambulance JanuaiT 30th thru first week Williard Street, Hartford, or technical or library research 1 LOVE SEAT- Opens up as a structure. Call between 8 AM experience. All fringe call 522-5143. boys. 3 to 5 days week, 1 to 6 seat. All levels 228-9817. Jan. 1 to avoid breaking the law. possible corps while the state office reviews it 5 PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or in April. Must have shorthand experience desired. Some p.m., Rachael Road area. bed. Like new. Asking $100. 80 vrom, be able to operate benefits. Call Bill Kates at Dark green vinyl. Call 643-4786 BEAR CAT 210 SCANNER. fines or medical malpractice lawsuits. requests for year-long waivers. write: American Film 688-7596. college helpful. Part time to Your home or mine No VOICE, PIANO Instructions. Digital programming. No Processing, Inc., 1935R calculator and type 50 wpm. start. Write Including details weekends. Call 646-3487 anytime. One state health official said he sym­ He said penalties would be imposed only For interview call Lydia at Former faculty New York Crystals required. Like-new. pathized with the ambulance operators Hoover Court, B’ham, AL on experience, to: Box N, c/o Music and Art High School. $225 , 643-52%. in the most extreme cases, such as 35226. Dunhill Temps. 289-4319. INSPECTOR FOR Manchester Herald, REFRIGERATOR but felt they should be able to comply with Professional Singer/Pianist. CLEARANCE- 2 Door, 14 repeated violations. AIRCRAFT PARTS-Full or 644-8597. FOR SALE USED the requirement. A corps transporting a patient without WOMAN TO LIVE IN for the part time Hawk Precision RESEARCH ASSISTANT, cubic foot. White. BABYSITTER NEEDED IN GAL FRIDAY - Smaller sub­ Westinghouse. $319. W.H, REFRIGERATOR. For $30. 'T think they're trying to excuse the two technicians could be fined up to $250 TYPISTS AND CLERK care of a semi-invalid for the Company, 303 Burnham MY HOME preferably from Call after 5 p.m. 649-7205. week of March 16 thru the Street, East Hartford. Call SonlcoM Otiorod 31 Services Otiorod 31 Polntlng-Poperlng 32 Building Contracting 33 urban Consulting Firm an­ Preuss ^ n s . Route 6 it 44A, lack of staff instead of recruiting new and face loss of its state certification. TYPISTS are needed to work BARTENDERS- Full and part Manchester, Vernon, Bolton ticipates growth. Varied Bolton. in the Hartford area. Call time positions available, (jood 21st. Please send replies to: 528-9845. area. 3 days a week, 8 to 4 J members. " said Sanford 0. Bruce Jr., Candidates for technicians must com­ Box L, c/o M anchester PAINTING - Interior and duties. Interesting projects. PIANO AND ORGAN taught today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. pay and benefits. Apply in per­ p.m. Call after 4 p.m., 646- CARPENTRY it MASONRY - Typing skills and business, regional coordinator of the South Central plete 81 hours of training. They can give Herald. FULL it PART TIME exterior, paperhanging, Additions and Remodeling. by Mickey Fendell. Over 25 son: Ground Round, 362i Main 3914. excellent work references. tectinical or library research Emergency Medical Services Regional emergency treatment for life-threatening EXPERIENCED SANDWICH Street, Glastonbury. CLERICAL PERSONNEL Free estimates. Call Anthony years experience playing with FOR SALE UTILITY ALLEN T. KEELER TAX Free estimates. Fully in­ Squillacole 649-0811. experience desired. Some orchestras and big bands. 649- TRAILER. All Metal Body Council. problems ranging from heart attacks to MAKERS wanted for cocktail NEEDED- Good organization SERVICE: Returns prepared college helpful. Part time to OLDER GAS STOVE With and manual skills necessary. Income Tax Services sured. Martin Matson, 649- 5892. 4x7. Guitars, 643-9044. Ted Farfaglia, assistant chief of the multiple injuries received in vehicle ac­ lounge. Call 644-9637 between in me privacy oi your nome. 4431. start. Write including details space heater. Good condition. 9 a m. and 12 noon. Microfilm related work. East $75. 646-4319. Stamford Fire Department, said he can cidents. MATURE WOMAN to live in Don’t delay - call today. 871- of experience to: Box N. c/o Schools-Clesses OAK WOOD- For Deliveries, Hartford firm. Call 528-9876 1781. FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY Manchester Herald. 19 never be sure two technicians will be ASSISTANT RESTAURANT and help take care of my for interview. A&W PAINTING Contrac­ call George Grilling, An­ PART TIME. Want cash for home. Children accepted! HELP WANTED tors. Quality painting and - Remodeling and Additions. available because of the great number of the holidays? For every day? MANAGER. Position INCOME TAX Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 FOR THE BEST - Manchester dover, 742-7886, Thin Ice Proves Fatal available immediately.itely, Good Reasonable rent. Please call Engine Lathe Operator, PREPARATION SERVICE - DAY CARE / NURSERY paper hanging at reasonable Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 □MISC. FOR SALE calls to which his paid staff responds. It’s easy with the phone in SALES PERSON for busy PR()GRAM. State licensed, 2 years' experience! For Free FULL-TIME POSITION pay, great benefits. 2 days off. 649-7911. store specializing in clothing, Bridgeport Operator, At your Aome. 20 Years rates. Fully insured. Free pupils per teacher. FREE in­ WE BUY it SELL USED A David Syme, chief of the Scotland Fire TRUMBULL (UPI) — A young man and your own home. Call 249-7773. understanding teachers. Estimates. Call Wayne 649- Estimates, call 646-4239, OPENING - Bookkeeping Call 389-5751 between 9 and 5, housewares and furniture. Gear Shaper- Operator. Experience. Dan Moslef, 649- troductory lesson with this ad. Articles for Sele 41 FURNITURE- One piece or Department, said calls made with only woman died when they fell through thin ttS . or 525-8263. Enclosed play-yard, play­ 7696. Department. Experienced Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. entire household. Cash On The Chance for advancement in Paid Holidays, Excellent room, lunches. Learning preferred. An Equal Oppor­ one technician are inevitable and if a cor- ice on Katz Pond while skating, police SUPERINTENDENT: 110 un­ national chain of fine thrift Insurance Benefits. Full­ Line. Furniture Barn. 646- experiences. Keeney School PERSONAL Paperhanging FARRAND REMODELING - tunity Employer. Manchester psman has to wait for a second technician, said. its. Hard worker. Mechanical EARN MONEY MAILING stores. Apply Manager: time position, SO hour DAN WADE- Have your In­ 0865 come Taxes prepared expert­ district. 646-4864. for particular people, by Dick. Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, State Bank. they could become liable for malpractice Pamela A. Giannetta, 24, and Jonathan experience necessary. Please CIRCULARS FROM YOUR Goodwill Store, 1085 Main week. Apply In person to Room Additions, Decks, All □ REAL ESTATE apply in person, 9 a.m. to 11 Street, Manchester. ly by leading independent Tax Call 643-5703 anytime. ALUMINUM Sheets used as Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 suits from victims of their families. P. Marden, 23, both of Bridgeport, were HOM^- For information send (Consultant, f^one 649-6851. WILL DO BABYSITTING IN ^pes of Remodeling and COORDINATOR OF LAUNDRY AND DIAPER a.m. $4.25 per hour, minimum self addressed stamped Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ printing plates, .007 thick Melvin Carson, president of the New pulled from the frigid pond Friday night 60 hour week. Fountain METR0NIC8 INC. MY LICENSED HOME. Full PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Homemaker-Home Health 2 3 x 2 8 2 5 cents each or 5 SERVICE needs folderess envelope to: B & S, 36 Bushill time. Infants to 4 years old. ly insured. Phone 643-6017. Aides, in non-profit agency Homes For Sale 23 HOME SWEET HOME - London County Fire Chiefs Association, by police and fire rescue units. The two full or part time, AM and PM. Villege Apartments. 175 - Interior and exterior. for$l. Phone 643-2711. Must be C om plete health-guard Road, Manchester, Conn. Route 6 A 44A Caldor area, Manchester, call Commercial and residential. serving 10 towns. Full time. said the old regulation requiring one were pronounced dead at St. Vincent’s Call 289-1527. Downey Drive, Manchester. TAX RETURNS Michele 646-0032. NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK picked up before II a m. facilities. Cats also. Canine Carroll Johnson Brundrett. BABYSITTER for two BOLTON PREPARED: Please call now Free estimates. Fully in­ Fringe benefits Must be ONLY. N WE ARE LOOKING FOR BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon technician to ride with a patient was good Hospital. children in my home. Hours for your Evening or Saturdw sured. 6464879. LEON CIESZYNSKI familiar with Social Agency SALESMAN- Opportunity for HOUSEWIVES Interested in BOOKKEEPING- paneled living room, eat-in Road, Manchester. 646-5971. enough. Police said the accident was discovered RN- 7 a m. to 3 p.m. Full Time negotiable. Will consider live- appointment. Noreen B. BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ Philosophy and be able to han­ CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye exciting position. Knowledge making good money for part Professionally done in my dle detail and work well with kitchen. 2 car garage, oil heat, ‘T don’t see why the driver has to be a when a couple driving by the pond on of stoves helpful. Base plus or Part Time. Enjoy working in. Phone 646-8745. . Carpenter, 646-7788. ^ J.P. LEWIS & SON- Custom ditions, Remodeling, Rec lovely quiet setting on dead­ set, electric welder, acetylene BOX STALLS. TRAILS- Blue time hours, soiliciting from home. Pick up and delivery Decorating, Interior & Rooms, Garages, Kitchens people. 643-9511, between 8:30 qualified technician," he said. Whitney Avenue noticed figures bobbing commission. Full medical with an excellent supporting our pleasant East Hartford of­ end street, deeded beach outfit, aluminum ladder, Seal Feeding Program. Ring arrangement. Please call 647- Exterior Painting. Remodeled, (Teilings, Bath it 4:30. trailer tires, new electric in the water. benefits. Paid vacation. Call staff caring for our elderly fice. Hourly rate, plus com­ 1785. rights. $79,900. Call exclusive with lights. Pastures. Daily Tom Puschaver, president of the Oxford patients. Very pleasant at­ INCOME TAX- Done in your Paperhanging & Remodeling. Tile, Dormers, Roofing. generator, electric lawn- turnouts. Rockville, Call 875- Mrs. Gray 525-1931. missions, plus bonuses. Hours home. Six years experience. agent, Carol Cable-Wagner, Ambulance Association, objected to They rushed to the Longhill Volunteer mosphere. good wages and Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. Residential or (jommercial. Beazley Co. Realtors, Equal mower. Evenings, 633-7060. 9954, or 875-0272: 742-9653. 9 a.m to 1p.m.. Call us at 569- Call (or very Reasonable SPECIALISTS IN HOME Call 649-9658. 649-4291. taking up the time of two technicians on Fire Co, building, and alerted firemen benefits. Please call Doris 4993, ask for Teresa. housing opportunity. 443-4470. R ates. 646-5346. W alter IMPROVEMENT- Roofing, WOOD FOR SALE- Cut any routine, non-emergency transfers. who notified Trumbull police. COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - Blain DNS 646-0129. Remodeling Additions. R.P. Manchester Manor Nursing CARRIERS Zlngler. LEE PAINTING - Interior & length, split, delivered, $95 a LAUNDRY- Applications now CLERK for Regional School COLONIAL - 8 rooms, 2 1/2 Earn up to $200 a week. Roushon Builders, Inc., 633- Exterior. "Check My Rate good cord. Call 875-6787 Experienced or will train. Home, 385 West Center Street, being accepted for a full time 3654. CARPENTRY ■ All types of District 8. Board of Education baths, first floor panelled Manchester. Before You Decorate". repairs. Porches, Decks. Tool in Hebron Steno/typing skills family room with fireplace GOOD HOME NEEDED for a Apply 330 Ledyard Street, Wash Man in our Laundry Dependable. Fully Insured. pair of Egyptian Mau older Laser Treatment She lieraliJ Hartford. Department. Excellent NEEDED ★ Sheds, and Gutters. Doors and necessary Call Rham High and large deck. Formal dining 646-1653. Windows Hung. Ceiling School. Hebron. 228-9474 or room, 4 bedrooms, 2 car gar­ kittens. Also: Cali 633-6581, or INDEX benefits. Apply in person to: INCOME TAX ★ 342-0571. $370 / THOUSAND FOR Meadow’s Convalescent PREPARATION. Reasonable Repaired and Painted. Call 649-9587. age. Wooded lot, walk out DAN SHEA PAINTING it anytime, 643-6130. W(X)D - Split your own and NO TICet ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. Home, 333 Bidwell Street, accurate, in your home or WILL DO TYPING IN MY basement. Group I. Philbrick save money while staying In Seen for Cancer FU LL it PART TIME HOME- Will pick up and DECORATING- Interior it SEWING MACHINE Agency, 646-4200. Musical Instruments 44 • Lost and Found PostagePostage pi paid. Free applica­ POSITIONS available for Manchester. 647-9194. TO DELIVER THE mine. Norm Marshall, 643- Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. shape. All hardwood, $75.00 a ' Personals tion. F PASSaSsCO, Dept. M, 732 9044. deliver. Call 646-8640 anytime. OPERATORS with cord, $39.00 a 1/2 cord, HARTFORD (UPI) — A Hartford gynecologist says Clerks, 2nd, it 3rd. shifts. Quality Craftsmanship! Call CARPENTRY, CUSTOM experience are needed to VETERANS. Unbelievable HOLTON TRUMPET - Good - Announcements Don Ron, St. Louis.MO. 63123. Apply in person between 7 DOLLAR SAVER 646-5424. delivered. Call 742-9815. condition. $90 or best offer. laser beams will some day replace the scalpel for - Entertainment HOUSES, ADDITIONS. work in a small Dress Fac­ opportunity Buy this 5 a m. and 4 p.m. 7-Eleven, 509 646-1032. removing cancerous and other diseased tissues. • Auctions IN FOLLOWING AREAS: ★ GARAGES, ROOFING & tory. Please apply at: beoroom, 2 bath Colonial. No Center Street, Manchester. DEPENDABLE ★ SIDING- Kitchens, DINING ROOM SET Colonial Dr. Michael S. Baggish, secretary of the International FINANCIAL Modesto Sportswear, 596 down payment. No closing style $1,400. Call 568-1988. TEMPORARY WORKERS- BABYSITTER Needed im­ Area #1 — East Hartford ALLEN T. KEELER TAX CLEAN FUN, HAPPY Bathrooms, and Repair Work Hilliard Street, Manchester, costs. Strano Real Estate. 646- 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ Laser Society, says light-beam surgery has an enormous - BondS'StockS'Mortgages Assignments East of The NURSES AIDE: 12 midnight AFFORDABLE CHILD cluding Ovations, plus free mediately. 7:30 to 8:30 and SERVICE: Returns prepared Of All Kinds. Call Robert Jar­ or call 646-2511. 2000. future "but its new, and its expensive” He said the socie­ - Personal Loans River for Clerk / Typists and to 8 a m. Enjoy working in a CIPPOLA DR. & CARE in my home. Call 646- JACK INKEL PAINTING CO. 2 VARIABLE SPEED case with this ad. Carlos - Insurance 11:30 to 4:30 Monday thru in the privacy of your home. Quality Painting, vis for estimates, 643-6712, ty is still trying to convince physicians how good the laser other office skilled personnel very pleasant and home-like Friday. McCabe Street. Call Don’t delay - call today. 871- 5006. MOTORS- 1/3 and 1 1/4 HP. guitars 60% off. Rivers Music, EMPLOYMENT ROLLING MEADOW S DR. Paperhanging^, Paper TOLLAND- 6 Room Custom Single phase. Manchester is. beginning January 1980. Top atmosphere helping our elder­ 646-4368, after 5, references. 1781. Built Ranch, Family Room 7 Main Street, New Britain, - Help Wanter company. Top pay, (or top ly patients. Duties include Removal, Wall Preparation,. Rubber Stamp. 30 Birch 225-1977. Layaways. Baggish is director of obstetrics and gynecology at Mt. - Business Opportunities Area #2 — East Hartford Ceilings. Staining, and with Fireplace. Fireplace in Street, Manchester. skills. Call Lydia, Dunhlfl some laundry work. Good WAITRESSES it Rooting-SIdIng-CItImney 34 EXPERIENCED EXHIBIT Living Room. Very clean Sinai Hospital and since 1976 has used his carbon dioxide - Situation Wanted Temps. 289-4319. wages and benefits. Please Cabinets Refinished. Free BUILDER Wanted. Excellent Telephone 649-4489. HOSTESSES- Full and part SANDRA DR. & . . . INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Estimates, Insured, 649-0095. home, must be seen, occupan­ Antiques 48 laser to treat at least 5(X) patients. EDUCATION . call Doris Blain DNS 646-0129. time. Day and evening hours. BIDWELL HOME Improve­ opening. Displaycrafl, cy 30 days. Call evenings 643- CLERK; GENERAL Sorvicoo Otiorod 31 Home Improvements. Wall Baggish explained that lasers produce almost instant - Private instructions Manchester Manor Nursing Good pay and benefits. Apply DEBORA DR. ment Co. Expert installation Manchester. 643-9557. 7457, - Schools-Ctasses OFFICE. Adding, filing, et Home, 385 West Center Street, __ papering and painting and all of aluminum siding gutters WANTED- Antique Furniture, destruction of diseased cells and also seal small blood in person to: The Ground phases of remodeling, in­ Glass, Pewter, Oil Paintings, - Instructions Wanted cetera. 40 hour week. Apply: Manchester. Round, 3025 Main Street. c m TREE SERVICE - Free TEACHERS- Experienced and trim. Roofing installation vessels so there Is almost no bleeding. cluding roofing and siding. Interior, Exterior Painting, BOLTON LAKE FIREWOOD SEASONED For or Antique items, R. REAL ESTATE Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye Glastonbury. estimates, discount senior and repairs 649-6495. 871-2323. 2 Free estimates. 647-1227. WATERFRONT CAPE. 6 Sale. $55. I Ton truck load. Harrison. 643-8709. The focal point of a laser beam reaches the boiling - Homes for Sale Street, South Windsor. LEGAL SECRETARY- Uw citizens. Company Wallpapering. Now looking Call for after school and weekend PAPA JOE’S, 489 East Middle rooms, year round home with Call after 4 p.m. 644-1444. point of water. Since cells contain about 70 percent - Lots-Land for Sale Firm in Vernon seeks full Manchester-owned and wood stove. Swim, fish, sail or - Investment Property operated. Call 646-1327. ALL INTERIOR work. ’’No Job Too Small". Turnpike is seeking help, water, the laser boils the water instantly, evaporating the time Legal Secretary with SPECIALIZING cleaning and skate. Won't last at $49,900. USED ICE SKATES, sizes 7 to - Business Property good Wping and shorthand REMODELING it Free Estimates. Reasonable repairing chimneys, roofs, experience preferred. 20 □ RENTALS cells and leaving a sterile spot, Baggish said. - Resort Property TEA CH ERS AT ALL 647-9947 RENOVATION- Including Rates. Call Pete 649-5873, Jim years or older need apply. Group I, Philbrick Agency, 11, good condition. 646-8069. skills. Experienced preferred. SALES AGENTS- Must be new roofs. Free estimates. 30 646-4200. He said the laser also can shut the end of nerve fibers - Real Estate Wanted LEVELS: Universal Phone 646-1974. Between 9 B&M TREE SERVICE- Carpentry, Plumbing, 289-3579. years Experience Howlev, Inquire within Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, Licensed. Commission plus Rooms lor Rent 52 so there is very little pain. MI8C. SERVICES a.m. and 5 p.m. Bonus. Financial draw possi­ Specialist in tree and stump Wallpapering. Suspended 643-5361. Ore. 97208. removal. Free estimates. Ceilings, Sneetrocking, WAITRESSES - Part time and RAISED RANCH. New quali- The laser beam is so small, it does not disturb surroun­ - Services Offered ble. Century 21, Tedforo Real ty built. 70' long. 9 rooms. 3 THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ •> Pamtlng N A WORKEP VERV HARP 1 V Y r 01 1971 OLDS 88; 4 door Sedan, European tise Your Ser­ By Abigail Van Buren 1 N U R E B A N D B 0 X M. G. TOSTARELLI, JR. Automatic, pis, PB, Radial 12 Nocturnal bird ) Bursts Tires. No dents. 8450. Call UP ^UDDAMLY B E B E E 0 N Y 0 U fl 13 Allege 2 Army acronym 0 X E N A vice or Business anytime 646«29, Will swap 8 8 L Y R A Building Contractor 14 God |Sp.| 3 Apology 8 T R E T C H 8 A 8 8 Y for Mck-up or Van. 15 Author of 4 Rakish A H 8 1 N In This Direc­ "The Raven" 5 Prayer N Q 0 T E N D T T " N *«d More Room? Call Mika lor DEAR ABBY; I can certainly sympathize with 18 Chair part 6 Comes close E A U B A L 8 0 0 tory For As Lit­ FRUSTRATED IN ARIZONA. I am 68 years old, 5 feet 1, 17 Very (Fr.) 7 Bohemian 1 8 M 8 A 8 P E 7 8 E 8 1972 DODGE MONOCO- Air. 18 Gash 8 Insecticide 8 T E T M E 8 8 E 8 T weigh 210 pounds and have been a widow for five years. 20 Grain for tle As $3.45 Per Good tires, battery, and new 9 Wind (2 wds.) Newman en»>"l< IM N. u • N. o« -rV4M/tS l-»6 From my description, you know I am not exactly a whiskey 45 Bean REC ROOMS Muffler. 8350. Please call 643- 29 Tendency to glamour puss. but would you believe that these dumb wives Pritcllla’s Pop — i:d Sullivan 22 Compass 10 Words of 47 Moribund Week. Please 5044. commit arson have the nerve to he jealous of me and the dried-up prunes point denial 48 Fills out • Kitchens • Bathrooms 30 Piano piece 23 Cravats 11 Existence 49 Deadfall that are their husbands'.' 31 Lohengrin's • Additions • Remodeling Call 643-2711, -('COAE ON, VOUTWO,PON’T WALK SO J 25 Away (Lat.| Probate INolioe Women I've known all my life dropped me like a hot bride 51 Exhort FA.ST./ I CANT CATCH UP.' 27 Attach 19 Female saint Quality Workmanship — Autos For Sato 61 Trucks tar Sale 62 potato when I became a widow. I don't think I come on too 32 Take notice 53 Musical work Ask For Paula Court of Probate, District of Coventry 30 Freedom of (abbr.) Reasonable Rates NOTICE OF HEARING strong and 1 certainly am no threat to anybody's marriage. 54 Edible root 1978 BUICK ELECTRA WELL, r r i SOUR access 21 Age 35 Interjection BUICK ELECTRA 225: Park ESTATE OF DONNA MARIE My husband was a handsome, friendly "kissing bug," He 24 Corrects 38 Fleet post 55 Possesses or Joe ... LIMITED- 2 Door. 18 mpg. PEARSON INVITATION ■' OWN FAULT, STUART.' 33 Salary 57 CIA Avenue Version. 35,000 tbirsuant to an order of Hon. Vatdis always hugged and kissed my girlfriends who were divorced 34 Gold leaf errors office (abbr ) Air. All power. Cruise. VOU'RE THE ONE forerunner CALL MIKE, NOW at 528-8058 Cassette deck. Alloy wheels. original miles. Tilt wheel, Vlnkels, Acting Judge, dated January T O B I D or widowed, but i always invited them to our parties, and we 36 Skinny fish 26 Indian 40 Deficiency dis­ 1956 CHEVY BUS. 21 feet, 22, I960 a hearing will be held on an WHO WANTED? A ^ 59 Very clean. 88400. 649-3109; cruise control, many other op- all had a great lime. 37 Seashore 27 Church part ease needs work. 8800. Telephone application praying for authorization UDNG SCARF FOR 26 Actor Hammarskjold 647-9902. tions, 82.500...... 643-13-2967. to compromise and settle a doubtful I say the toires are paranoid! Don't they realize that they, attraction 43 Recede 647-1724. and disputed claim in favor of said es­ rv CHRISTMAS.' J 39 Trip Sealed bids will be received in loo, could become widows with the blink of an eye'.' 1 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 BANK REPOSSESSIONS tate as m said application on file more 41 Deadly snake 2 3 fuliv appears, al the Court of Probate the Office of The Director of Thanks for letting me blow otf some steam, Abby. I hope FO R SA LE- 1974 Je e p 42 Flees for 12 13 14 1977 DODGE RAM in Andover on February S. I960 at 4:30 General Services, 41 Center other widows will write to you about this. When in need of a Service or Product Wagoneer, 4 Wheel drive p.m LONE DUMPLING marriage CHARGER - 4 wheel drive. Street, Manchester, Connec­ 15 16 17 1975 OLDSMOBILE 88 - 4 829%; 1973 Buick Le Sabre Hertha E Raippe. 44 Consternation E xcellent condition. Low Clerk ticut, until February 14, 1980 46 Multitude s door. Very clean. Low 8895; 1972 Audi 8895. 1970 18 19 20 22 Buick hard top 8895. The mileage. V-8. 4 speed. Power at 11:00 am . for the DEAR DUMPLING; They did. Read on; 47 1900's art mileage. Automatic transmis­ steering, brakes. Am-fm ■ ■ sion, power steering, power above may be seen at the following: style 23 25 26 radio. Must sell. No DEAR ABBY: 1 can't believe that you called brakes, air conditioning, Savings Bank of Manchester. 48 School organi­ EAST HARTFORD 27 26 29 130 31 32 Main Street, Manchester. reasonable offer refused. 643- Sludge Kemuval FRUSTRATED IN ARIZONA "a touch paranoid." zation (abbr.} CALL A PROFESSIONAL stereo, stripes. 82200. 872-0673. 0736. PUBLIC SCHOOLS Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrtnea ■ What do you know about what a widow nr divorcee has to 50 Spend money Emergeney (ienerator 33 35 3 . Truckt lor Sale 62 Furnish & Install Insula­ put up with’.' You have had no experience along that line, and you (SOT Y 52 Japanese ■ ■ tion, Municipal Rtiilding, 1 pray you never do. AIO IC>BA metropolis 37 3 . . 0 GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY INVITATION I am 72. and have been both a widow and a divorcee in the WHERE CHRI9 56 River in Italy ■ ■ 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 Molorcyclea-BIcyclea 64 l.iucuin Center 42 43 45 1%9 MUSTANG; new front TRUCK- Has the reading last 10 years. It is absolutely true that married women are MAY HAVE 58 Midway ■ end, new tires, excellent for T O B I D SONE ? attraction enclosed b o ^ . with side com- 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - jealous of their husbands in the company of single women. 46 parts. 8200. Call 872-8819 after 60 Cat's foot partments. Ex( Excellent for con- LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, And you should see some of those old crocks. Believe me. I ■ BID #526 The Town of Manchester is an 61 Lecture 49 53 54 55 4 pm. tractor. 7:30a.m. to5:30p.m., 100% stock and in excellent 48 S) BUILDING-CONTRACTING RESTAURANT 633-0249. TIUNSI’ORTAION FOR equal opportunity employer, wouldn’t have one for a gift! platform ■ shape. 84500. 742-8786. 58 157 56 59 60 ALONE AND SATISFIED IN MIAMI FOR SALE 1973 CJ5. 8 THE HEADSTART and requires an affirmative 62 Annoying r cylinder. Jeep, with Myers insect 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- I* R O <; It A M A T action policy for all of'its Con­ 61 62 63 FARRAND REMODELING THESE ADVERTISERS electrical hydraulic angle DEAR ABBY: I think you owe FRUSTRATED IN 63 Flower holder CARRY NATIONS Excellent condition. Power 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT WILLOWIIROOK SCHOOL tractors and Vendors as a con­ Cabinets. Rooting, Gutters. plow. Odometer reading 34,- steering and brakes. 750- Kerker headers. KNN ARIZONA an apology. Widows and divorcees arc not 64 Health centers 64 65 66 ARE ALL 643-1305 Information may be obtained dition of doing business with 48 Room Additions. Decks, All 000 m iles. This vechicle Automatic transmission. Will filters. Oil cooler. Much "paranoid"-there is a very real antagonism against them. 65 Companion “PROFESSIONALS' from Kathryn True. Assistant Upes of Remodeling and FINE LUNCHES privately owned in first class trade for four wheel drive. more! 81500 . 643-4076 before 2 the Town, as per Federal 1 moved to Phoenix 15 years ago as a 37 year old divorcee, |N(WS#A*C» (N1(RI r^ irs Free estimates Ful­ Q/ve Them Corrter of Cantor A Main 8t. condition. New top, new 81995. 646-0557, after 6:00 p.m. p.m. Director of Busine.ss Services, Order 11246, having previously lived in Cincinnati, New Y'ork, San Fran­ ly insured MANCHESTER battery, new brakes, new East Hartford School Depart­ Bid forms, plans and cisco and Cleveland and 1 can't begin to tell you how shab­ PHONE 643-6017 A Call I! muffler. Exceptionally clean. ment, 110 Long Hill Drive. specifications are available at bily I was treated! I just stopped going to parties where Has not been commercially East Hartford, Ct. 06108 until the General Services Office, there were married people. Win at bridge MEN’S HAIR CUTTING used. Call 643-0644, 10 a.m. to bid opening on: February 14, Phoenix has fewer eligible men than any city I've ever liv- , AUTO SERVICE 3 p.m. weekdays. Ask for Mr. 1978 CHEVY TON 41 Center Street, Manchester, 1980 at 2:30 p.m. cd in, which makes it wonderful for married men. They do Gordon. PICKUP- V-8. 4 speed. Heavy 1979 YAMAHA - SX 1100 E Connecticut. pursue, hence their wives arc leery of every unattached You May Run MISTCI) H A W duty suspension, 8 foot bed. SERIES- With full dress kit. THE EAST HARTFORD Town of Manchester, MAPLE Mobil 5$4 CENTER STREET Excellent! Low mileage. Asking 83600, firm. 646-2096. PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS AN Connecticut female, and with good reason. But it's not very pleasant for Fascinating notrump game Your Ad For MANCHESTER . M3-S267 83950. 643-8815 after 6 p.m. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY the unattached female. Super Serric€f Inc. * « « Robert B. Weiss, QA8 • OIL • LUBRICATION • EMPLOYER. General Manager In Phoenix, the wives are friendly as long as their slaughter. After the diamond As Many Hours Tues. thru Frl. 1972 AUDI 100 LS. Front husbands aren I around. Talk about paranoid—it's the ACCESSORIES 8 10 5:30 TOWN OF MANCHESTER 057-01 052-01 lead South has six diamonds, TIRES AND BATTERIES wheel drive, 4 cylinder, stan­ wives, not the single women, who are paranoid! 220 smiCE n . MAMCMsra Insertions As Saturday 6 to 5:00 dard shift. New brakes, four clubs and two aces for a (Cfospd Mondays! If FRUSTRA'fED is living in one of the retirement com nice twelve-trick total. " You Wish exhaust, radial tires, and tune TOWN OF BOLTON up. 81650. 643-7820. LEGAL NOTICE munilies, she'll find more widowers than widows. Sun City Oswald: "At the other table is called "Sin City " by the locals. That should tell you South arrived at a reasonable BOOKKEEPtNO la m C U SIDINB, STORM WINDOWS, DOORS, AWNINGS, A CANOPIES The Zoning Board of Appeals at a meeting on January 21. 1980 Public Notice something! three-notrump contract after made the following decisions: Notice is hereby given that the Zoning Board of Appeals of the NOT I'ARANOID West had made a one-spade Appl. No. 699— Florence & Richard Alkas— 208 East Middle Town of Bolton will hold a meeting at the Town Hall on overcall of South's one-club the auditing 1977 MAVERICK- Like new! Turnpike — Variance approved with conditions. Thursday, February 6, 1980 beginning at 8:00 p.m.. to hear the DEAR ABBY: You are dead wrong when you called opening. West elected to open Very low mileage! 20 mpg. 2 department following appeal: FRUSTRATED IN ARIZONA, "self-conscious, insecure and the seven of hearts to the door. 6 cylinder. Call 647-1014. Appl No. TOO— Marriott Corp.-Roy Rogers— Variance for free­ a touch paranoid." queen, king and ace. The six of •BOOKKEEPING SERVICES Case No. 607. Application of Allen D. Guilford, 21 Laura standing sign denied — variance for menu board approved with Drive, Hebron. CT., to upgrade a general repairs license on I am 67. still attractive and have been a widow for four diamonds was led to dummy's •QUARTERLY TAXES BIU TUNSKY king and East's ace. Back conditions — 270 Spencer Street. property of Gils Mobil, Inc. and located at Route 6 and Bolton years. I have tried the senior citizen-mobile home living, and •SUB CONTRACT FRUSTRATED was right. The jealously and hate on the came a heart which was ASSIGNMENTS ★ ALUMINUM & VINYL SIDING Appl. No. 702— Charles Zocco — Variances approved with con­ Center Road in Bolton 1971 BUICK 225 ELECTRA. part of wives drove me back into living in an apartment, ducked and a third heart was •SPECIAL PROJECTS (20 Cotarf To Choose From) ditions — 97 Bissell Street, 107-109 Spruce Street and 103-105 John Roberts led. South won. cashed his Excellent condition, fully where the young people living around me ask for my help •PERMANENT Of PART TIME Spruce Street. Chairman queen of diamonds and put * AWNINGS & CANOPIES loaded V8. uses regular gas­ and call me their "second grandma." I love it. Here I am not 572 WethBrell Street Bolton Zoning Board of Appeals East in with the jack of oline. To settle estate. Best Appl. No. 703 — Marilyn Ericson — Variance approved with con­ bothered by jealous wives whose husbands love to flirt. Manchester it STORM WINDOWS & DOORS Offer. 644-2049, ditions — 159 Olcott Street and 147V Love Lane. 057-01 diamonds. Now East cashed Most married women make life very unpleasant for widows. two hearts to set three Phone 649-9095 BEEN THROUGH IT IN CALIF. FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS. 1976 D E LT A 88 Appl. No. 705 — Bernard W. Giovino — 34611! Middle Turnpike notrump." 649-4470 OLDSMOBILE. Call 646-8135. West — Variance denied. LEGAL NOTICE (Evanings) Do you wish you had more friends? For the secret of Alan: "Double dummy. All variances granted shall have an effective date in accordance South could have made the A certified list of Democratic party-endorsed candidates for the popularity, get Abby's new booklet: “How To Be Popular; 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE with Connecticut General Statutes, hand at the finish. He could WAGON- Premier Model. 6 You're Never Too Young or Too Old." Send 81 with a long, Town of Manchester for election as Members of the Town Com­ cash all four clubs and throw cylinder. Power steering and Notice of these decisions has been filed in the Town Clerk's Of­ self-addressed, stamped 128 cental envelope to Abby, 132 West in with a spade since brakes. Automatic transmis­ fice. mittee from the 1-10 voting districts Is on file in my office at Lasky Drive, Beverly HUIs, CaUI. 90212. West held the king-jack-ten sion 21 mpg. New tires. All Zoning Board of Appeals Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Wanted to Rent 57 tuned up. Excellent condition. and nine. " Edward Coltman, Secretary Town Hall, 41 Center St.. Manchester, Connecticut. 40,000 miles. 82995. 646-1356. Oswald: "This was in the Dated this 28th day of January, 1980. finals of the 1961 world's The number of Town Committee members to be elected, under FOUR ROOM APARTMENT RESPONSIBLE 055-01 championship. The fascinat­ 1970 VW BUG- Snow tires. party rules, from each political subdivision specified, is as February first, mature adults ENERGETIC COUPLE Looks and runs great! 81095. ( A^strograph ing thing alK>ut it all is that only. No pets. Security looking for 7 Room House, Call 646-5006. TOWN OF MANCHESTER follows; Oswald: "The Bridge World the team that lost this board Deposit and references. Call VER.NON VALUE - Extra f Ranch or Cape Codi to rent NUMBER POLITICAL SUBDIVISION magazine has produced a cou­ still won.” 649-1265 large apartment. Wall-to-wall in Manchester for 3/1/80 or Bernice Bede Osol ple of books of interesting (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) carpet. Appliances. Kids ok. sooner Willing to do repairs, ® 2 hands Here's a fasinating 8200. 139941 236-5646 Locators. LEGAL NOTICE a I 456 MAIN STREET- Three fpaint, wallpaper, floors etci. 3 one." (For a copy of JACOBY TIRES 2-6x13 " Snow Tires, 4- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Goals rooms heated No appliances. in exchange lor security The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing 4 • Alan: "I don't see anything MODERN, send $1 lo: "Win al . 0 pets. Tenant Insurance deposit, 8350 to 8375. Call 643- 6x12 Radials. 810. each. M9- that are important will appear to Bridge," care of this newspa­ on Monday, February 4,1980 at 7;30 P.M. in the Hearing Room. 5 fascinating about this six- required 8225 monthly 8300 9677. 8768. Aug. 22) Others Heathcliff — George Gataly bedroom Townhouse Apart­ EAST HARTFORD - Lovely 2 wrecked and junk cars, A iz B 1972 CADILLAC- To settle an 25% of the number of Town Committee members to be elected will look favorably on any ment in Manchester Non- Estate. Two door. AM-FM, BALDWIN CONSTRUCTION CO. - SUBDIVISION - benefactors and take full advan­ bedrooms Deluxe appliances. Auto Salvage, used auto parts. tage of your opportunities. request you make today for by such party in such political subdivision are filed in accor­ material needs. If the timing is Smokers please. Lots of storage. 8185 139411 Call Tony 546-6223 tape deck, air conditioning HILLSTOWN ROAD (B-31) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) dance with Sections 9-382 to 9-450, inclusive, of the General ' right, your approach won't be 8135.00 month 649-1312, Locators, 236-5646 and more! Best offer. Call To subdivide a parcel of approximately 60 43 acres into 34 lots Material items could come to you available March 1. 1980 1973 TORINO ■ 302. Runs 646-4528, after 5:00 p.m. Statutes by persons other than party-endorsed candidates not today from two different sources. too demanding. and two parcels on the east side of Hillstown Road — Residence VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Ally Winthrop — Dick Cavalll excellent. Must sell, later than 4:00 P.M. of February 8,1980. provided the number of One Is through your personal AA Zone — 453V Hillstown Road. effort, but the other might be an yourself with teammates today sacrificing! Any reasonable such candidacies, plus the number of endorsed candidacies for whose aims parallel your inter­ unexpected gift. Romance, offer over 81450. Call after COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT - such political subdivision, exceeds the number of town com­ ests. Much more can be accom­ /VRE'YOU CURE A C T U A L U y , IT TAKES ME s career, travel, luck, resources MANCHESTER ■ Deluxe 4 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. SIDEWALK PLAN (T-35) mittee members to be elected therefor, lit number of opposing plished when things are done in /VACTAveH » A I'M A C IA HOURS TO ELDERLY COUPLE rooms. 4 family home 8200. 1975 FIAT 128- Good condi­ and possible pitfalls for the com­ WA.NTED 4 Room Rent, coun­ The Commission proposes to include an additional element in­ candidacies filed is reduced to less than such 25% in any sub­ ing months are all discussed in tandem. HE A S E K IT IN B<

in S U U L T IU llS , a i i u i i i t w i • • • « » . « . . - w . — ...... procedure in filing of opposing candidacies may be obtained ONE-liEDKOOM Copies of the Proposed Ordinances may be seen in the Town T Hit EE KOOM Al'AHT.ME.NT lor middleage from Frederick E. Peck, Republican Registrar of Voters, 41 Clerk's Office during business hours. APARTMENT- Stovt, businessman I’refcr areas 1972 FORI) WAGON. Power refrigerator Centrally East of .Manchester to steering, brakes, and locks. located Utilities included Willimanlic .Must be quiet, AM-FM stereo, 8 track, air 8200 monlhlv Security deposit neat, and clean 742-9865, 9 conditioning, and more. 8600. required Call 649-0307 1 in to noon 289-2020