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MANCHESTER - When $85 by CHFA, the Connecticut Housing meet monthly payments. We’re; million became available for home Finance Authority. Funds are loaned enthusiastic supporters of the* loans at the rate of 8% percent to the public through participating program.” Over the years Heritage- earlier this week, one participating banks like Heritage Savings and has promoted the program though', bank got an early visit from a would- Loan. seminars and other public education; be borrower. The trouble is that the money efforts. Heritage Savings and Loan doesn’t last long, especially with the Home lending is Heritage’s- reported one prospective house buyer high cost of conventional borrowing primary investment. "We’re com-.' arrived at the bank’s main office at 7 today according to William H. Hale, mitted to giving the public as much! a.m. and waited in sub-freezing president of Heritage. as we can in mortgage funds, and' % weather for the bank to open at 9. ‘‘CHFA makes it possible for many CHFA is part of that commitment,” This special effortds an indication of to borrow who otherwise couldn’t Hale says. the popularity and relative scarcity of low cost mortgage money offered rvol. XCIX, No. 134 -- Meneheotw, tionn., Friday, 7,1980 on a periodic basis by banks parr Realty company sold. Marf{ar<-t Dion ticipating in the State’s CFHA len­ (hiiI Nt'iiorlaN Kohrrt Fanulo Rohcrl AdamB ding program. HARTFORD - Merrill Lynch & Established with one office in 1965,! "We're enthusiastic supporters of Co. Inc. has acquired majority in­ The Barrows Co. now has nearly 325! CHFA, and this response tefls me the terest in The Barrows Co., a real es­ sales associates in the territory! public is too,” says Heritage Presi­ tate brokage organization with 22 of­ bordered by Massachusetts, the Long; Condo ban ruled legal business dent William H, Hale. fices throughout the Connecticut Island Sound, Litchfield Hills and! the directors by Town Attorney Heritage also reported numerous Valley. Vernon. Other Merrill Lynch Realty! Weinberg, and James McCavanagh. The board can "regulate the mode By MARY KITZMANN Kevin O'Brien. phone inquiries on the low cost loans The company will operate with Associates operations are based in' The opinion says the town can use of using any buildings when such N.Y., to the newly formed Allied Bronze Corp. Otis is a Herald Reporter regulations” promote the general His conclusion is that legislation in the first hours of business on Mon­ Robert Barrows as president and Dallas. Pittsburgh and Baltimore. ; ' its police powers through the Connec­ subsidiary of United Technologies Corp. The price of the welfare of the town’s inhabitants. will probably be enacted during this Firm changes name day, the day the latest batch of funds chief executive officer and with Weston E. Edwards, chairman of MANCHESTER — The town can ticut General Statutes. transaction was not disclosed. Barlow states the 90-day period is a session to protect tenants and became available for lending. Lawrence Barrows as management Merrill Lynch Realty Associates,' legally enact a 90-day moratorium on Powers to "regulate the mode of Allied, a manufacturer of custom-designed architec­ “reasonable length of time” but that purchasers. MANCHESTER — Century 21 Showcase Realty Inc. of The $85'million loan fund consultant. noted that the Barrows acquisition the conversion of apartments to con- using any buildings when such tural metal products, including metal sculpture and es­ a longer period might "fall prey to a About 75 persons appeared before 13 East Middle Turnpike, Manchester, has changed its generating all the attention comes The Barrows Co. is the fourth in a was "in keeping with our stated; dominiuns, according to the opinion regulations seem expedient for the calator balustrades, became a division of Otis in 1967, court attack by apartment owners” the board this week asking for action name to Century 21 Nenortas Realty Inc. from the CHFA program which is planned network of majority-owned objective of establishing or_ issued by the Town Attorney’s Of­ purpose of promoting the safety, Controlling condominiums through on condominium conversions. Gint Nenortas, who has been with Century 21 since designed to provide loans at below residential real estate firms that will strengthening our position in key real’ fice. health, morals and general welfare 1977, is the realtor of record. Along with his brother zoning regulations was also Recently 393 units in Manchester market rates as an incentive for peo­ operate under Merrill Lynch & Co.’s estate markets, with emphasis on' The opinion, prepared by Malcolm of the inhabitants of the town.” GE selects CG researched. The opinion states "it is were put up for sale. Vyt, he has opened a new office at 28 Connecticut ple to buy and rehabilitate homes in Diversified Financial Services firms that are well-managed, show a! Barlow, assistant town attorney, was Barlow’s opinion also examines the Boulevard, East Hartford, to serve clients there. BLOOMFIELD — General Electric Co. has selected urban and suburban areas. Funds are Group. The Merrill Lynch group is a given to the Board of Directors Manchester Charter and finds that doubtful conversions controlled by record of accom plishm ent, and- Vernon’s Town Council has already Nenortas has been a Manchester resident for three Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. to administer the raised through tax exempt bonding factor in real estate, insurance and yesterday. the ordinance is legal. zoning would be upheld by the possess a capacity and willingness to declared a moratorium on conver­ years and lives at 208 Briarwood Drive with his realtor new GE dental assistant plan for some 280,000 U.S. related financial services.______improve and grow.” Barlow researched the question at Under Chapter I "Corporate courts.” associate wife Maria and their two sons, Erik and Daren. employees and their dependents beginning July 1. Dental the board’s direction. There will be a Powers” that the directors can The town has a "legitimate in­ sions until May. Century 21 Nenortas Realty specializes in residential insurance is currently the fastest growing employee public hearing on a 90-day “make and enforce .... regulations to terest" in controlling conversions, Bloomfield has required owners property and have recently opened an investment and in­ benefit in the country and implementation of the GE plan moratorium at the next board promote the peace, safety and ... the report concludes, obtain a town permit before conver­ dustrial branch in East Hartford. makes General Electric the largest American company meeting March 11. The ordinance welfare of the Town and its in­ A summary of state statutes on ting. But a court test of the ordinance to offer the dental benefit so far this year. was proposed by directors Barbara habitants,” conversions was also submitted to is expected. An evening with Moshe V/SA :adw/haek. The biggest name GE’s new plan of dental benefits will provide coverage New accounting firm for diagnostic, preventive, restorative and prosthodontic 'In little' computers'^’^ Guest Conductor Moshe Paranov, the founder of Hartt CHARGf ITiMOSrstOneSJ College of Music, bows as the audience pays tribute to his work GLASTONBURY f- A new public accounting firm — procedures. Additionally, endodontic, periodontic, oral surgery and accidental injury services now covered un­ Carbone Adams & Fasulo — has been formed in Glastonbury and with a standing ovation. He conducted a concert with com­ Danbury by Robert A. Adams and Robert H. Fasulo, both der GE’s Comprehensive Medical Expense Insurance bined musical ensembles from Glastonbury and South Windsor will be folded into the new dental program to be ad­ certified public accountants. high schools. (Herald photo by Lavallee) Before forming the partnership, they were affiliated ministered by Connecticut General. FAST DEUVERY ON ponders with the Hartford office of Arthur Andersen & Co., an in­ ternational public accounting firm. At that company, Controller appointed Robert Adams was partner in charge of the Small law suit Families hold off Business Division; Fasulo was a partner in the Tax Divi­ SOUTH WINDSOR—Wilbur S. Mann, president of sion. Gerber Systems Technology, a wholly owned subsidiary COMPLETE TRS-80‘ MANCHESTER — Former Deputy A graduate of the University of Rhode Island, Adams is of Gerber Scientific Inc., has announced the appointment Mayor Nicholas R. Carbone (D- currently a member of the adjunct faculty at Western of Louis F. Posillico of Glastonbury as controller for Hartford) revealed Thursday he is Connecticut State College, where he teaches finance. He GST. considering bringing suit against on celebrations is also a member of the President’s Business Advisory Posillioo will be responsible for all accounting, Manchester as a private citizen for try not to get too optimistic” Council at the University of Rhode Island, the Danbury budgeting and financial planning and analysis for GTS. COMPUTER SYSTEMS! the town’s decision to withdraw from Bv U nited Pre»H Inlernalional "It seems they (the students) are Career Vocational Council, and he is treasurer and a He is the former manager of financial planning for the the Community Development Block Although the release of the sincere in some way," said Richard member of the Executive Committee of the Greater Dan­ parent firm, Gerber Scientific Inc. n 4 Weeks You Can “Turn On” This Total Package! ,Grant program American hostages in Iran appears Gallegos, of Pueblo, Colo., father of Marine Cpl. William Gallegos, 21. "It bury Chamber of Commerce. Before joining Gerber, Posillico served as manager of Carbone said he is discussing with closer than ever, their families are Fasulo graduated from the University of Connecticut financial planning for Management Assistance Inc of holding off the celebrations until they would be better to be dealing with an attorney the possibility of some form of government than the and also holds a law degree from that institution's School New York, NY, He received his bachelor’s degree in ac­ Only bringing suit against the town for a see their loved ones in the flesh. students” of Law. Formerly an adjunct faculty member at the counting from Hunter College, an affiliate of City Univer­ series of complaints that were filed "As far as I'm concerned, we listen University of Hartford, he currently holds memberships sity of New York, and his m aster’s degree in business ad­ to the news and take it with a grain of Mrs. Alice Metrinko of Olyphant, by Hartford last fall but recently Pa,, couldn’t restrain her optimism. in the Tax Club of Hartford and tbe Estate and Business ministration from New York University. withdrawn by the Hartford City salt," said Alberta Gillette of Colum­ Planning Council of Hartford. Fasulo is a member of the Posillico is a member of the National Association of bia, Pa., mother of hostage Duane “It's just wonderful. I'm glad it’s Council. Connecticut Bar and is a past chairman of the federal tax Accountants and The Institute of Internal Auditors. *4191 Gillette, 23, a Navy communications finally coming to an end," said the Carbone, who lost a bid to swipe committee of the Connecticut Society of Certified Public Complete intelligence specialist mother of Michael John Metrinko, 33, !i' V the Democratic mayorality from the only one of the hostages who has Accountants. George Athanson, said today he feels ' 'The State Department has said all Both men are members of tbe American Institute of Word seminar set along there are ups and downs and I not been heard from since the em­ HARTFORD— A business educators seminar on "Word strongly enough about the housing Certified Public Accountants and tbe Connecticut Society just don’t want to make any state­ bassy takeover. Processing" will be held at the Hartford Holiday Inn, issue in Manchester to consider Zane Hall, father of military at­ of Certified Public Accountants. returning to the public arena to file ment on it," she said. Adams & Fasulo have offices at 30 Hebron Ave., March 13 to 15. This conference is being offered to bring The militant students holding the tache Joseph Hall. ,couldn’t restrain Students from Illing Junior High School about the Holocaust is produced, directed and complaints against the town. Glastonbury, and 57 North St., Danbury. together business people and business educators to his pessimism, will sponsor a play called "I Never Saw acted entirely by students, with no adult The,complaints, which could cost hostages since the Nov. 4 embassy explore the requirements for educating the office per­ takeover said Thursday they would "It is just like you hear a bunch of sonnel of the future. Another Butterfly’’ by Celeste Raspanti supervision. At left, in the final scene, is Amy the town millions of dollars in grants cackling in the barn but when you go if upheld, were filed with five federal turn over the captives to Iran’s ruling Bank appoints two The seminar offers topics such as fundamentals of tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. 'The program Huggans. (Herald photo by Shea) Revolutionary Council. down you can’t find an egg, ” said word processing, trends in future office technology, what agencies by the city in response to Hall of Little Falls, Minn. the April referendum in the CD suit. "1 have a happier feeling now that HARTFORD— William E. Budds, president of Charter business programs should teach, budgeting and funding it seems things are moving in the "It doesn’t really mean anything to Oak Bank and Trust Co., has announced the appointment for WP and many more. In addition to the lecture The Hartford County Legal Aid me that they are handing them over Society and the U.S. Justice Depart­ right direction," said Jesse Lopez, of two managerial positions at the bank. sessions, there will be “hands on" equipment workshops father of hostage Marine Sgt. Jim to that other council. They are still in supervised by vendor participants. ment are suing Manchester, charging Janet S. Hill has been promoted to assistant treasurer Students take over Lopez. the hands of Iranians and they are ail that the decision to declare a and branch manager of Charter Oak’s New’ Park The program is primarily aimed at business educators But, the San Diego native added. "I nutty as hell” Prospect Office. Mrs. Hill, formerly assistant branch in colleges, high schools and technical/vocational schools moritorium on federal community manager, joined the bank as a teller in 1972. and is being sponsored by the Hartford/Springfield .development funds was dis­ ■ Roger A. Somerville has been promoted to assistant chapter of International Word Processing. criminatory to poor and minorities. vice president at the bank’s main office at 90 Pearl St. in Anyone desiring information may contact either play directing duties "Essentially, I’m very supportive Soviets preparing Hartford. He is presently serving as Charter Oak Bank’s Sharon Graham, director of education, Hart­ 32K TRS-80 Business System with Disks, Desks and Printer of the position taken by the Legal Aid manager of loan reconstruction and loan review. He and ford/Springfield chapter of IWP, at Connecticut General Society and the Justice Department You Get It All: While others try to sell you $15,000 computer systems and ask helpful but none had volunteered to The play was chosen by the his family are residents of Coventry. Life Insurance, Hartford, or Paul Deegan, director of By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA intervening," Carbone said. • TRS-80 Model I (32K/LII) you to wait lor months. Radio Shack sells you one that's priced fill Mrs. Graves’ shoes. students because of its realism. public relations, Hartford/Springfield chapter of IWP, at Herald R eporter Beating out Several fairy tales that for Afghan push right' and delivered for sure in 4 weeks or less from the date of A chorus of responses greets the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance, Springfield.I. • Expansion Interface your order! The TRS-80 can save you money as It speeds MANCHESTER - Students at question of whether they harbor ill offer moral lessons, the play con­ Broker gets award • 2 Mini-Disk Drives through payroll, billing, inventory, word processing and morel See Illing Junior High will be presenting will. “It’s not that bad (without her,” cerns a young girl who loses all her Paperwork By I niled PreitN Internutionul "They now have the equivalent of a play about the Holocaust tonight fanrily and friends to the concentra­ five divisions — 80,000 troops and ad­ EAST HARTFORD - The National Statistical • Tractor-Feed Printer & Cable why more than 150,000 owners have made the TRS-80 Model I said one. Said another "It is harder," Soviet troops in Afghanistan are and Saturday, without the benefit of tion camps. It is told entirely in visers in Afghanistan with about 25,- Research Co. of Chicago has awarded a certificate of • System Desk & Printer Stand the most popular personal computer in the world! and still another, ,l“It is more con­ moving into strategic positions an adult director. flashback, as the girl stayed in the 000 or so troops in a support and excellence for 1979 to Tom Pope, broker for Century 21 fusing, because everything changed blocks sale across the country apparently in Their teacher, Mrs. Dayle Graves, ghetto of Terezin while her loved logistic role across the border in the Twin Realty, 1227 Burnside Ave., East Hartford. GARDENS and things have become so last preparation for a general spring became pregnant before finishing the ones were shipped to the Auschwitz MANCHESTER - Unfinished southern Soviet Union, " an official The agency scored in the upper percentage of a minute." Miss McCray’s main com­ offensive against Islamic insurgents, job of directing the story about a sur­ death camps. paperwork has delayed closing the national research study conducted by the statistical firm, plaint was that "I wasn’t sure what Afghan rebels and Western officials said. WEEKEND SPECIAL vivor of the Nazi terror. Her student sale of 33-acres in the Buckland In­ Diplomats monitoring the situation had to be done.” But she added con­ Shown at the Illing Auditorium, the said today. according to the NSRC. co-director, Becky McCray, has dustrial Park. DAUPHIN VIOLET Genuine TRS-80 Disk fidently “I think we’re doing pretty play will cost $1.50 for students and Guerrillas and Afghan refugees in Afghanistan said they believe this The award was based on computer analysis of hundreds taken over the king-sized task on her Town Attorney William Shea and Steptocarpus good alone.” $2 for adults. arriving in Pakistan said Russian week’s .Soviet drive into the eastern of thousands of questionnaires sent to recent home own, with both positive and negative representatives of General Electric, in bloom troops are being reinforced and are province of Kunar was a forerunner buyers asking for an evaluation of the services they Drives Now Available! results. who is buying the parcel for an Ray, 9 9 t erecting what appear to be perma- of the expected spring sweep against received from the real estate firm. A sample response The students involved in the play appliance warehouse, were supposed With Radio Shack's mini-disk drives you ment barracks in some major towns. the rebel-controlled regions. typical of many Century 21 Twin Realty said, "Dealing said they were becoming more self- to sign the paper yesterday. Instead can store thousands of characters of data Quality Assured! ‘‘It very much looks as if The major offensive appears with my agent was a genuine pleasure." reliant because of the disappointing Shea will be meeting the represen­ NOW and build a large library of files on several preparations are being made to aimed at the Langhman, Konarha action of their teacher, and that Miss tatives today. "floppy" diskettes. When your Model I % launch a general offensive all over and Nangarhar provinces east and McCray was learning quite a bit GE is buying the land for $25,000 an has grown to include 16K LII and an ex­ now that the weather is improving," northeast of the Afghan capital, ac­ Boutique joins CofC about leadership. acre, or $825,000. The corporation Beautiful-Colorful pansion interlace you can start with 1 one W estern diplom at said in cording to the American officials. Asked if she felt the quality of the had optioned the parcel with a $25,000 MANCHESTER — The Hair Boutique, owned and disk drive and add up to 3 more! 26-1160/ *499 Islamabad, the Pakistani capital. Western diplomats and the rebels aNERARIAbr,,p.. play would, suffer because of Mrs. deposit. Today’s expected contract managed by Margaret G. Dion, has recently joined the 26-1161 In Washington, .American officials based in Pakistan said the Soviets Each Graves absence. Miss McCray signing consummates a year’s Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce echoed this view, saying despite the took heavy losses in Kunar Province declared "No way, 1 won’t let it,” Hair Boutique, located at 390 Main St., specializes in dealings. heavy casualties it has suffered since The rebels claimed 1,400 Russian ‘ TRUE IRISH Ready-To-Run Program Packs revealing the spunk and determina­ Thursday, GE architects presented hair sets, precision hair cuts, blow styling, coloring, the December invasion, the Soviet troops died in that region, including Great tion that has marked all the young the building plans to the town perms, conditioning and retail hair and skin care sales. SHAMROCKS t Level I BASIC Course. Sellmac Union appears ready to launch a 300 paratroopers in just two days. people’s efforts. Economic Development Commis­ Hair boutique has been in business since 1961, changing American Level I TRS-80. 26-200312.95 major spring offensive. ownership last year. General Ledger I. Tracks up to 100 accounts and They said their only disappoint­ sion. Plans were also submitted to also t2.39 Ms Dion has seven years of experience in the field and Bargain! gives monthly balance sheet and income statement. ment was that because there was no the Planning and Zoning Commission is a licensed stylist in both North Carolina and Connec­ For 32K business system. 26-1552 99.95 teacher in charge, they couldn’t that call for constructing a 239,000- bring the play to a statewide drama square-foot building. ticut. She is the former Margaret Gone* and a 1968 Disk Payroll. Payroll for up to 100 employees. Prints competition. Saying their teacher The buidling will be 30-feet high, graduate of Manchester High School and graduated from W-2 and payroll checks. For 32K business system. FEED the inierl eaten! had to leave just at the point where the Wilfred Academy of Hairdressing in 1972. 26-1556 1 9 9 .9 5 with a metal and stone exterior. people had learned their lines, the The building, will be the industrial Other members of the staff are Lucille Wall, Janet Manufacturing Inventory Control. Prints inventory fricloy. 7 Carine and Celine Hewitt, BIRD FOOD students said other teachers had been park’s second largest; J. C. Penney Audubon Spoelol^ report, bill of materials, more. 26-1559 199.95 is the largest with two-million square Specially blended - Real Estate Vol. I-IV. Programs include cash (low, feet. The weather In sports Career show slated thistle seed, line corn depreciation, capitalization rate and stepped Income Advisors The GE sale was approved by the etc. Bird feeders - analysis. For 16K Level 11 TRS-80. Board of Directors in December. Partly cloudy today with UPI college All-America basket­ HARTFORD — Career Expo 80, designed to bring job TRS-80 4K Level I Bird houses - Suet - 26-1571 to 26-1574 29.95 BBCh Also in December the Connecticut tem peratures in the mid 40s, ball team ... NIT and NCAA seekers and employers together, will be held March 13-15 Sunflower seed. Disk BASIC Course. Let your TRS-80 teach you to tourney results... Aetna World Cup at the Sheraton Hotel Personal Computer Development Authority approved Cloudy with rain or snow tonight * 4 9 9 use disk BASIC! For 16K disk systems. on carpet issuing $7.12 million in tax-exempt changing to rain before daybreak. all even. Page 11 ■ Over 35 major companies will be actively seeking to fill Gome in to see us for In a world of skyrocketing prices the TRS-80 26-2007 29.95 bonds for construction. About 39 jobs Saturday heavy rains, windy and immediate openings for trained technical and WASHINGTON (UPI) - President starler-syslem remains low priced. Use it lor per­ will be created by GE in connec­ mild. Details on Page 2. professional personnel. TRS-80 FORTRAN. Compiler, linking loader, editor, Carter’s vote switch at the United Inside today all your gardening needs sonal budget planning, business or relax with library. Requires 32K disk system. 26-220199.95 tion with operating the warehouse. The three-day program includes daily freeBSeminars, Nations on Israel has been denounced games. 26-1051 "How to Prepare a Resume " by Howard Nitchke of •Plants •Pots •Tools Disk Editor/Assembler. Macro-eissembl^llnking on the Senate floor and some of his Classified...... 15-18 Deane, HowaiTl and Simon Executive Search Consultants loader, editor & cross reference. 26-2202 99.95 top foreign policy aides have been Foodstamp cut C om ics...... 19 and "The Importance of Wardrobe to Success" by Vedia •Soil •Seeds •Etc. I summoned to explain how the em­ Editorial ...... 4 RADIO SHACK HAS OVER 7000 STORES AND DEALERS IN THE USA AND CANADA! Entertainment ...... 7-9 Murrell of New England Executive Wardrobe Consulting. Most Items barrassing mix-up occurred. Guest lecturer MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - Sen, Barry's record The expo will be held Thursday and Friday from 2 to 8 also available at Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, Patrick Leahy, a member of the Obituaries ...... 10 Radio Shack Former President Gerald Ford lectures at Eckard College p.m and Saturday from 9 a m. to 2 p.m. For further in­ U.N. Ambassador Donald McHenry S en ate’s A griculture ajxd Ap­ state Sen. David Barry who will Peopletalk...... 2 ! Dealers in St. Petersbury, Fla., Thursday. Ford told a news conference not seek re-election, will leave S ports...... 11-13 formation, contact Robert Dennis Productions, 41 ^MMICHESTER EAST HARTFORD fio o M m this and Assistant Secretary of State propriations committees, says Hebron Ave., Glastonbury, 633-5885. 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I / EVENING HERALD. Fri., March 7, 1980 - 3 2 - EVENING HERALD, Fri.. March 7, 1980 Tax Before filing return, take a look at other taxes paid Mpclote Young said he believes the Carter administration’s Icfffll fiction* School prayer Anrig and the state attorney general’s offira have l/.iV. vote explanation that Ambassador Donald McHenry's mis­ Editor’s note: This is the fifth in a deductions increases a taxpayer’s Schedule A of Form 1040: real If you sold real estate in 1979, the tables that accompany the Form 1040 to state disability funds in California, defended the law's intent, saying it is intended to en­ real property tax is allocated, for taken vote on the question of Israeli settlements was due BOSTON (UPI) - A suburban school board, claiming series of 11 articles designed to help itemized deductions and the excess property taxes; personal property instructions to deduct his sales tax. rkw Jeragyf'TJew York and Rhode SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. (UPI) - Fojmer U.N. Am­ courage religious tolerance, not promote any form of purposes of deduction, to the buyer IsOTRir'BUt employee contributions to a communications error. Massachusetts’ controversial school prayer law income tax return filers deal with of toUl itetfiized deductions over the taxes’ income taxes; and general Taxpayers are reminded that, star­ bassador Andrew Young says the mistaken U.S. Security and sellers in proportion to the to private disability plMs in Califor­ "It was an honest statement on what the situation “violates the constitutional rights of students and religion. j changes in federal income tax law zero bracket amount (the standard sales taxes. ting in 1979, they will no longer be en­ Council vote on Israeli settlements is of "little or no con­ In a letter to Anrig drawn up at a meeting Thursday number of days in the real estate tax was,” Young said of the White House explanation. “I teachers,” has refused for a second time to comply with effective for 1979. The series is deduction amount built into the tax Thus, the real estate taxes you paid titled to deduct state and local taxes nia, New Jersey and New York are sequence” and says President Carter’s opponents are night, the Newton School Committee said, “We believe year that each held the property. don’t think it in any way* interferes with the peace the month-old statute. prepared by the Commerce Clearing tables and tax rates) is deductible on your personal residence are imposed on gasoline, diesel, and not deductible. only trying to score “cheap” political points by making the new stfite preyer Ifiw is unconstitutionfil. Not one of Taxes generally are deductible The federal law on gasoline and process.” The 7-1 .vote by the Newton School Committee came House of Cfhicago, a foremost repor­ from adjusted gross income. d^uctible if you itemize your deduc­ other motor fuels not used in an issue out of it. Young also said he back’s the president’s handling of us has found a lawyer who says otherwise. This prayer only by the person upon whom they business or investment activities. special fuels (benzol, naphtha, etc.) Young, a strong supporter of the president, also just hours before the state Supreme Court was to hear ting authority on tax and business The Commerce Clearing House, an tions. Also a bona fide cooperative the Iranian hostage situation, but disagrees with Carter’s law violates the consUtutional rights of the students and are imposed. Therefore, a taxpayer is not eligible used on a farm or gasoline used for predicted the controversy will not harm U.S. prestige at arguments today on a constitutional challenge of the law, law. authority on tax law, reports that housing tenant can deduct amounts assessment of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and on teachers in our school system. We know it and we believe Sales taxes are imposed by 45 in 1979 to deduct taxes on gasoline other non-highway purposes is the United Nations and said he did not think it would hurt which requires teachers to set aside classtime each day state and local taxes need not be con­ paid (or accrued) by him as his share the extent of U.S. support to neighboring Pakistan. you know it.” of the real estate taxes paid or in­ states and the District of Columbia consumed in the personal use of his aliowed as a credit against income Carter in next week’s southern primaries. for prayers or meditation. By United Press International nected with business or income- “I don’t agree with him about itbeing the worst threat The law, which took effect Feb. 5, is the first of its kind and by numerous city and county family automobile. tax, as is the tax on lubricating oil "The politicians that are saying it’s a monumenUl Before filing federal income tax producing property to be deductible curred by the corporation on its to peace since World War II,” Young said. “And I have in Massachusetts since the U.S. Supreme Court banned governments. The state rates range Employee contributions for state used for any purpose other than a blunder are the politicians who are running against him returns, taxpayers should take a from adjusted gross income. The building and land. Each owner of a some difficulties with (the idea of) propping up the from 2 percent to 7 percent for 1979. unemployment compensation highway vehicle. The credit is com­ and who have yet to offer an inteiligent solution to the mandatory school prayer laws in 1963. Homicide probe close look at the other taxes they following nonhusiness state and local condominium unit can deduct real es­ regime in Pakistan. But that doesn’t mean we can’t have The taxpayer may use flat amounts benefits are deductible. So too are puted on Form 4136, and entered on problems of the Middle East,” Young told a news con­ The suit, filed by the Civil Liberties Union of pay, taxes are deductible when a taxpayer tate taxes which he paid on his apart­ some relationship with the government in Pakistan.” ANSONIA (UPI) - A published report says high school allowed in optional state sales tax mandatory employee contributions line 60, page 2 of Form 1040. ference at the University of Rhode Island Thursday. Massachusetts on bdialf of parents of public school Adding taxes to other allowable itemizes his deductions on separate ment. Young said he has been in touch “constantiy” with Ira­ cheerleader Cara (}uinn, whose body was found last “It’s terribly unfortunate when people try to score children in Framingham and hbrblehead, claims the law nian officials in Washington and New York in an attempt weekend in a wooded area of Shelton 20 miles from her cheap points on an issue that has little or no con­ violates the U.S. Constitution’s separation of church and to help mediate the situation,-but said he doesn’t know if Redding home, was shot to death at close range. sequence,” he said. state. it has had any effect. Newton is one of several communities in the state State police refused to comment on a report Thursday Buckley advocates “I don’t think it will hurt President Carter in the “Because we’ve got a president acting intelligently and which formally refused to obey the law until the state in the Ansonia Evening Sentinel that said Miss (}uinn was primaries next week,” he added. “This is probably an with restraint, a lot of ps raised on John Wayne and Tar- Supreme Court ruled on the case. shot at close range with a .22 caliber handgun. The paper issue that would not have been mentioned ... if we had not zan get a little nervous. I think he’s acted very well,” State Education (Commissioner G i^ ory Anrig had said authorities found two bullets in the ground beneath been in the midst of primary elections. 1 don’t think we Young said. “This is no John Wayne situation. The world ordered the communities to comply with statute or face the girl’s body. suffered any harm at all.” is not like that.” return of control By MARY KITZMANN “The federal government should M 7 7 3aoo tax deduction, that portion of their ’Peopletalk' Herald Reporter worry about problems on the national rents that the apartment owner uses level. It shouldn’t underc«t the abili­ to pay property taxes. Presently, the MANCHESTER - There should be ty of the people to govern a return of control to state and local owners have this tax break. themselves” Buckley also advocates more spen­ One last pitch governments and federal spending But he also said, if the town was limits, James Buckley said last ding on defense saying about $10 failing to complete an agreement to billion should be spent each year for The Big Apple’s No. 1 fan bragged about his city night. receive the money, after understan­ I the next five years. Y > r-— —• all the way to the airport. New York Mayor Ed In comments before his speech to ding the program, it should be com­ Koch took his show on the road for 12 days, area Republicans at Whiton Library, "The Soviets are engaging in real pelled to do it. growth, and outspending us," traveling in Japan and China. Buckley, a candidate for the nomina­ Using this interpetation of the Preparing to board a flight home in Tokyo, he tion for the U.S. Senate, advocated Buckley said. "We are losing our withdrawal, which Buckley said he superiority in every area of conven­ made one last speech to a crowd of business people, creating a series of block grants .had been briefed on. then a "bargain both American and Japanese. His topic? Investing rather than other forms of federal tional military life.” was a bargain was a bargain ” He said the decline of the military in New York, of course. The city, says Ed, may be aid. Buckley, a New York senator for “screwed up,” but it is not a mugger’s paradise. was tied to the crises in Iran and By administering the programs six years, said he was trying to After all. New York is only 13 on the FBI's most through state and local officials, the Afghanistan. return to the Senate because of the Rather than trying to balance the UPIWIATMIH I^OCAIT • dangerous cities list. Safer than many places, he candidate for the U.S. Senate "dangers" facing the country. He i^ budget, federal spending should be said, and besides, it’s interesting. believes they would be more effec­ running against state Sen. Richard For period ending 7 a.m. EST 3/8/80. During Friday To sweeten the offer, he quippii^: “there’s more capped, Buckley says. tive and cost less. Bozzuto for the GOP nomination for night, rain will be widespread from the mid Gulf coast, crime in San Diego ... and there’s nothing to see "We’re moving pell-mell into "The Democrats think a problem north and northeastward through the Ohio-Tennessee the seat vacated by Abraham can be corrected by creating another there." government by virtue of un­ Ribicoff. valley, the mid Atlantic sUtes and the lower Lakes area. Voice of Democracy contest challenging bureaucratic decree,” bureaucracy and spending money,” Q ear to partly cloudy elsewhere. A decline in Americans’ standard he said. "It seems only the Buckley said. of living, is one danger facing the Life imitates art Patricia Shirer of Manchester, at center, of the English Department of Manchester Referring to Manchester's Republicans care about inflation.” people, according to Buckely. The only Democrat seeking the accepts first place award in the Voice of High School, where Patricia is a student. withdrawal from the present Com­ Talk about deja vu. A front-page story in the Dai­ The taxation system is destroying senatorial seat is U.S. Rep. Chris W eather forecast ly Express of London looked more than vaguely Democracy contest, from Mike Mclnerney, Other winners in the contest sponsored by the munity Block Grant Program, the incentives to save Buckley said, Dodd, from District 2. familiar to novelist Dorothea Bennet. The paper Manchester post, are Leeann Stauffer, se­ Buckley said “if towns don’t have the A mixture of clouds and sunshine today. High senior vice commander of the Anderson-Shea and fraud and waste in the federal Taking gentle swipes at Dodd, the alleged the Russian husband of Christina Onassis option to withdraw, they will start temperatures 40 to 45, 4 to 7 C. Cloudy with occasional Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in cond; and Karen Benson, third; both of MHS. government fueling inflation "common enemy ” Buckley said he was a KGB man assigned to woo the heiress for in­ failing to qualify.” snow and rain tonight changing to all rain before Manchester. Looking on, are, from left, Doris Presentations were made at the Past Buckley believes revamping the was "going to examine that record formation about oil reserves. "It would lead me to believe that daybreak. Lows 30 to 35. Rain heavy at times Saturday. Presidents’ and Past Commanders’ Dinner tax structure will combat inflation Dodd says we should ” Sergei Kauzov also, was under orders to claim a Laferriere, president of the Ladies the town was fed up with the dictates Windy and mild with highs 45 to 50. Probability of and solve the critical housing shor­ Dodd has repeatedly refused to slice of the Onassis fortune, the paper claimed. Auxiliary; Patricia Hayden, senior vice held recently. (Herald photo by Adamson). of federal government.” precipitation 20 percent today 80 percent tonight near 100 tage. debate Buckley. Another Republican Says Miss Bennet, “In this case fiction may have Saying he was "very familiar " percent Saturday. Winds southerly 10 to 15 mph becoming president of the auxiliary; and Gil Hunt, head The advantages of converting who is expected to announce can­ anticipated fact.” It seems she’s written a novel, with the case, Buckley noted if fear light and variable this afternoon and easterly 10 to 15 mph apartments to condominiums should didacy is U.S. Rep. Robert Steele, “The Greek Girl,” Coward McCann is preparing to of federal control was the reason for late tonight. Southeasterly 15 to 25 mph Saturday. Special gift he neutralized in the tax structure. who could displace Buckley as the publish. The plot is familiar. withdrawing, there was nothing He suggested renters be given a leading GOP contender. Extended outlook Says she, “It’s about someone like Miss Onassis Randy Herrera, senior class president at Kennedy a school sweater which she prompt- Town’s park advisors "sinister” about it. BOSTON (UPI) — Extended outlook for New England marrying a KGB man under orders to arrange to in­ John F. Kennedy High School in San Antonio, ly donned to the delight of 1,000 students. Sunday through Tuesday: herit her fortune.” Texas, the first school in the nation named (UPI photo) Maesachusetls, Rhode Island and Conneelieul for the late president in 1963, presents Ethel Clearing Sunday. Fair Monday. Cloudy with a chance of Sierra Nevada high delay bike track action Mugabe rain and snow Tuesday. High temperatures from the mid 30s to the low 40s. Low temperatures in the 30s on Sunday Who else but John Denver would be in charge of a Association, said he would supervise Joel Janenda, chairman of the and from the mid 20s to the mid 30s Monday and Tuesday. By KEVIN FOLEY. celebrity event near the Diplomat's release meets Monday evenings at the track. Commission and an attorney, said begins Windy Sunday with a few flurries north and Herald Reporter \ ermoni: tundra? This time, it’s Participants would be required to there was also exposure of liability in west. Partly cloudy Monday. A chance of rain or snow skiing. MANCHESTER - The Advisory pay a $5 entry fee and they would be for the town in4he event of an injury. 1 SHOES FOR MEN Tuesday. Highs from the 20s north to near 40 south. Lows duties He’s lined up former Park and Recreation Commission, broken down into age groups. Awards "If the property isn’t maintained 15 to 30. U.S. Olympic coach Bob saying it would wait for a show of in­ would be presented at the end of each properly and a kid falls,” Janenda Maine and New Hampshire: Fair south and chance of Beattie to team pros raises expectations terest by the town, tabled a proposal race. said, “it can be said it's the town’s flurries north Sunday. Fair all sections Monday. Chance SALISBURY, Rhodesia like Austria’s Andre Ar­ for a bicycle-motocross track at the The proposed track met opposition fault. During supervised competi­ of showers south and of flurries north Tuesday. Highs in BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) - The the leftists’ ransom demands, a well- tions, to participate in Sunday's (UPI) — Prime Minister- nold and Hans Nike site Thursday night. when Commission member Dorothy tion, the town still has some risk.” the 20s north to 30s south. Lows mostly teens north to 20s release of Austria’s ambassador placed source said. balloting to bolster democracy. designate Robert Mugabe Hinterseer, Colorado’s The track was proposed by Robert Brindamour said she had seen no one Kiernan told the Commission he south. from the Dominican Embassy raised No time was announced for the Turbay referred to the guerrillas has initiated a campaign to Lonny Vanatta and Kiernan, owner of the Manchester other than Kiernan in support of the had secured insurance for the expectations a negotiating session meeting but a source close to the holding the hostages as “vainly” rescind the martial law Switzerland’s Walter Cycle Shop, February 21. The Com­ track. program and that Reed Construction today would win the release of U.S. government said it was planned for trying to “destroy the national in­ and curfew regulations Tresch with amateur mission had rejected the original "I don’t like a perwn in private would do the necessary plowing adja­ The almanac counterparts such as Ambassador Diego Asencio and 19 the morning. stitutions.” that were part of the By United Press International proposed site off Camp Meeting business asking for town property,” cent to the softball fields at the Nike SPECIRL! legacy of the Rhodesian Sonny ^ n o and Donna other diplomats being held hostage Government sources said, The guerrillas are demanding pay­ Road, citing traffic and safety site. Today is Friday, March 7th, the 67th day of 1980 with Brindamour said. war. Summer. by leftist guerrillas. however, it is unlikely any solution in ment of $50 million ransom and the hazards. However, Kiernan, who was "We’ve been asked to make a Brindamour also said she thought "Nobody wants a 299 to follow. Other non-pro skiers As the siege wore on, the open- the 10-day stalemate would come release of 311 jailed leftists in not at the meeting, suggested the recommendation,” ' Janenda said, exchange for freeing their hostages, the costs of a bicycle and other equip­ perpetual state of The moon is moving toward its last quarter expected at the Heaven- backed, cream-colored van, which on before Sunday’s nationwide elections Nike site, and Commission members “and we have to keep an open mind.” ment would exclude those who emergency." Mugabe The morning stars are Saturn and Mercury. iy Valley tournament in­ two occasions was a makeshift con­ for city councils and state estimated at 30. were to have visited that venue. Janenda said the commission couldn’t afford them. spokesman Eddison The evening stars are Venus, Mars and Jupiter. clude: Clint Eastwood, ference room for talks between the assemblies. The government and armed forces Bicycle motocross is a fairly new would make a report to the Board of Commission member John Zovobo said Thursday. Those born on this date are under the sign of Pisces.- Martin Sheen, Mac Davis, Barbara Mandrell, guerrillas and Colombian govern­ President Julio Cesar Turbay have dismissed the prisoner release sport involving a specially con­ Directors and Town Manager Robert DiDonato echoed Brindamour saying "Who needs it?” Noted American botanist Luther Burbank was born Tanya Tucker, Andy Gibb, Steve Miller, John ment representatives, was outfitted urged Colombian voters, who are demand as being illegal and outside structed bicycle running over a dirt Weiss saying that interest, other than a show of support was needed before Zvobogo spoke after Davidson, Chevy Chase and George Hamilton from for another round of negotiations on traditionally apathetic about elec­ Turbay’s constitutional powers. track similar to those used by motor­ Kiernan’s, should be shown, March 7, 1849. any further consideration. Mugabe met with show business: Larry Mahan, Craig Morton, Ed cycles. expenses other than ongoing On this date in history; "What happens when motorcycles Rhodesia’s British interim Podolak and Bruce Jenner from the sports world; Helmets and other e,quipment are maintenance not be added to the In 1932. in the depths of the Depression, an estimated and bikes use the track when it’s sup­ colonial governor Lord and former President Gerald Ford’s sons Steve and required and Kiernan, who also proposal and the town be protected 3.000 men rioted at the Detroit plant of the Ford Motor posed to be closed?” DiDonato Soames for more than one Jack. represents the Bicycle Motocross from liability. Co. Four men were killed. Women draft pressed asked. hour Thursday to discuss In 1936, Adolf Hitler ordered his Nazi troops into the doing away with martial Rhineland, violating the Versailles Treaty. Instant family WASHINGTON (UPI) - The White ciuded in the registration and we will cali for registration of women. There law an d curfew In 1945. ths U.S. 1st Army crossed the Rhine at continue” to press for it. would be ample time, in the event the regulations. A Florida man has a new wife and a long-lost House says it will still press for draft Accident Plans urged The subcommittee action does not need arises, to do that.” T* A i-kmtn/-vr» T-V /lir»t\ rpi _ • l : a I *_ MillctniMillstone I and II nuclear power Zvobgo and British Remagen, Germany, as World War II in Europe moved sister. When 24-year-old James Bremer and his registration of women even though HARTFORD (UPI) - The towns which would require them to kick in affect Carter’s call for registration Carter proposed that 19- and 20- plants are located and Haddam, sources said Soames into its closing weeks. Total Allied victory — VE Day — bride, Cindy, returned to Jacksonville fijorn their the plan has suffered what is which must draw up emergency tax revenues to pay for nuclear acci­ of men, which he can order with his year-olds be registered this year — home of the Connecticut Yankee agreed martial law, which came May 8. honeymoon, they found a familiar-looking young probably a fatal blow in Congress. plans to handle an accident at one of dent preparedness plans for their existing authority. providing a pool of 4 million men and plant, accepted the plants before the covers about 90 percent of In 1969, two of the three Apollo 9 astronauts flew their woman waiting for them. She was 21-year-old President Carter’s proposal en­ the state’s three nuclear power area. The subcommittee members said 4 miilion women — and that 18-year- positive and negative impacts of th e country, and the lunar module around the main spacecraft, then linked the Deborah Sorrells, the little sister he hadn’t seen in countered vigorous opposition when plants in their area should be reim­ "Everyone in the state is benefit- there are more than enough draft olds start signing up in-1981, nuclear power were known. curfews could be nearly 20 years. it was announced Feb. 8 and on bursed by the utility and its con­ ting from nuclear power," Rep. two together again. eligible young men to fill the needs of providing another 4 million men and "Now it appears you want to eliminated. Both are the For years, they had tried to contact each other. Thursday a House Armed Services sumers, two lawmakers say. Janet Polinsky, D-Waterford, told the military in time of emergency women. punish these towns for accepting legacy of a seven-year bush Bremer says government agencies denied his pleas subcommittee voted 8-1 to kill the Representatives for the two towns the Legislature’s Public Safety Com­ A thought for the day: American reporter Ernie Pyle without also calling up women. But officiais said only about 650,000 something that is a benefit to all, war that forced extreme to open their adoption records. bill. where the Northeast Utilities’ plants mittee. said. "War makes strange giant creatures out of us little Chairman Richard White, D- persons out of the 12-milIion member she said. "Lacking federal funds, the security measures But Debbie had better luck. She finally was able “The vote in that subcommittee operate Thursday opposed a measure She said Waterford, where the routine men who inhabit the earth." Texas, said the purpose of registra­ pool would be drafted to augment the utility should pav.” throughout the country. to trace him through an organization that helps was unfortunate, but not un­ Available in tion is to develop a reservoir of men military services in time of emergen­ reunite blood relatives. Says she, “ People don’t expected,’’ presidential press Black or Brown who can be called up and quickly cy. And only 80,000 of the draftees Come visit the H 0W Lottery numbers know what it is like to lose someone you are close secretary Jody Powell said. “We to.” think the wornen in the armed forces trained to replace combat losses. would be women, and only if enough The winning daily lottery numbers drawn Thursday in are doing a good job in a wide variety “Since women would not be used in females did not volunteer. New England: Quote of the day of positions. They ought to be in- combat, I see no need at this time to Greenhouse For the month o f March Connecticut: 130. Massachusetts: 3406. David Foster, who won a.Grammy for the best New Hampshire: 2450. Rhythm and Blues song, was asked about his in­ WEEKEND INCH Maine spiration: “ A song like 'After the Love is Gone’ ... I PLANT Vermont: 134. write from personal experience. Song writing Markets freeze prices SPECIAL 2'A" 2 The winning weekly lottery numbers drawn Thursday should come from the heart and as corny as it POT p o k si»"! in New England; sounds, it sure worked for that song.” 315 Broad St. Manchester This Va carat Connecticut: 56. 597 and 038255. op«n dally 9-6 P.M. m y, conwniwt parKIng diamond Single pairs 27.95 Maine: 63510. to fight inflation VI Double your pleasure with these two distinctive Jarman '.i:;' pendant He's the rage . . . located east of the Mississippi. trols would be unproductive. X AtV \ cast in rugged 14K ons' TheyII serve you m style and comlorl for a long (me United Press International will capture gold with diamond Manchester To Advartlaa To Report Nbwa Giant, which has 120 stores in the “My own belief is that a voluntary Kidpnni upper durable sole high grade rubber heel And mis Two major supermarket chains, eyes and mouth and way you can save several dollars over iho already low regu ar East Hartford - Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: District of Columbia, Maryland and price ceiiing on some commonly a lion's share 80th-Anniversary Manchester___Alex Girelli, 643-2711 Safeway Stores Inc., and A 4P , and a Virginia, said it will announce Sun­ purchased food products would help IRELAND* price ol one pair 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office priced at $995. Evening Herald strong East Coast operator. Giant USPS 327-500 hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday East Hartford...... 643-2711 day a ceiling at present levels on 300 ease the inflation pressures that are Personally Escorted trom Manchester of 14K neckchain available through Friday. When the office is Glastonbury .. Dave Lavallee, 643-2711 Food Inc., provided a measure of items it sells under its brand name causing such hardships for all con­ Published daily except Sunday and cer­ Andover...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 compliments tain holidays by the Manchester closed, classified ads may be placed by good news today for inflation- plus 100 generic prescription drugs. sumers. calling 643-2718. Bolton...... Donna Holland, 643-2711 Publishing Co . Herald Square. P 0 strapped shoppers by being the first Giant’s ceiling will last 21 weeks, “I have always believed the volun- MAY 10-22 $1095 pp dbl. Enlarged to show detail For information about display adver­ Coventry .,. Claire Connolly, 742-8202 Box 591. Manchester. Conn 06040 to agree to a voluntary price freeze through Aug. 2. tap' way is the best way,” her letter Inc. bus from Manchester to Logan Airport, R.T. air, all tising. Call Tom Hooper, advertising Hebron ... Patricia Mulligan, 228-0269 I on many of their products. ^ The companies were the first three Hava a Complaint? director, at 643-2711 Senth Windsor. Judy Kuchnel,644-1364 said. “Excessive government regula­ sightseeing by luxury coach, full breakfast and dinner Safeway, operator of 2,100 super­ to respond to a letter sent Wednesday tion can cause costly disruptions in dairy (exc. 2 dinners In Dublin) Medieval Banquet In Naw* — If you have a question or To Subscribo Vernon . .Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 markets in the Mid-Atlantic states to 50 food chains by Esther Peterson, our economy . Irish Castle, visiting Kllfarney, Cork, Dublin, Highlands complaint about news coverage, call To subscribe, call Customer Service and west of the Mississippi, an­ President Carter’s consumer affairs “It is far better for the business at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a m. ol Donegal^ Westport, Galway and Limerick. Frank Burbank, managing editor, or To report special news; nounced a SO-day freeze, effective adviser, urging them to launch a Steve Harry, executive editor. 643-2711, to 5:30 p m. Monday through Friday community to recognize its respon­ *Res. after 3/20/60 sub|. to air increase Our 80th Year as Trusted Jewelers 903 Main Street Tn City Pla/a Business...... Alex Girelli, 643-2711 immediately, on all goods it sells un­ voluntary program of price ceilings. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER VEfflSON C fC lt Circulation — If you have a problem and 7 to 10 a m Saturday sibilities and, on its own initiative, Opinion...... Frank Burbank, 643-2711 der its own “Scotch Buy” label. “The president has asked me to help find a solution to this problem.” A m can Expr»u/M«stor ensrge/Vea / Mchaels Charge regarding service or delivery, call Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents Fam ily...... Betty Ryder, 643-2711 weekly. $3,90 for one month, $11.70 for A&P also placed a SO^lay freeze on determine what more we can do to Food prices rose 10 percent DANIELS TRAVEL DOWNTOWN M A N C H ltT in AT f M MAIN t T f t llT Custorper Service. 647-9946 Delivery Sports...... Earl Yost, 643-2711 ALSO: HARTFORD e NEW BRITAIN e MIDDLETOWN should be made by 5:00 p.m. Monday three months, $23 40 for six months, all its private-label Ann Page keep the cost of food from rising so nationwide during 1979, and were a 202 E. Cantor St. through Friday and by 7:30 a m Satur­ and $46 80 for one year Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. products and generic products — hun­ rapidly,” Mrs. Peterson wrote. “As major part of the overall 13 percent Manchaatar • M6-3012 day available on request Monday through Friday. dreds of food and household items — you know, he and I both firmly inflation rate. sold in company outlets, primarily believe that mandatory price con­ EVENING HERALD, Fri., March 7, 1980 - 5 4 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., March 7, 1980 Editorial. maurlirstrr Euruimji HnaliV Panel won’t review divestiture order told they couldn't keep the newspaper and the case,” said DPUC 'Commissioner file future requests for review. But the You furnish the Manchester — A City of Village Charm HARTFORD (UPl) - State regulators i Thursday refused to reconsider their the cable firms. Peter Boucher. "It’s not a motion based panel indicated rejection was likely unless plant and the care Sen. Barry serves well * Founded Oct. 1, 1881 order giving the giant Times Mirror Co. In oral deliberations Jan, 24, the DPUC on some intervening new evidence or oc­ there was new evidence or a change in cir­ until next spring to divest itseif of either panel ruled Times Mirror an "unsuitable curence. I would recommend it be cumstances. played an important role in Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Connecticut's iargest newspaper or two owner” of the cable franchises, saying the rejected.” The DPUC ruling stemmed from — lire have the rest— states have no such provi­ Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. cabie television systems. cross ownership of the newspaper could Hearing panel Chairman Marvin reopened hearings on Its 1978 award of the pots, brtchats, soli, food, After serving constituents reforming the state’s Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation htamber. UnHad Preaa Intarrlilional give the firm undue influence in the Loewith said he opposed reconsideration cable franchises to "Times Mirror in light sion. A tiiree-member panel of the Division of saucers, watering cans, misters.' for six terms in Manchester juvenile justice system. Public Utility Control unanimously denied affected news market. after reading the draft of the panel's final of its acquistion of the Courant, the k Barry helped get that law Steven Harry. Executive Editor decision which takes effect — clearing the nation’s oldest daily newspaper. and surrounding towns, State Barry has consistently Cuttomer Service — 647>9940 Frank A. Burbank. Marvaging Editor the firm’s request for rehearing cr recon­ The panel also said it felt Times Mirror When Times Mirror bought the cable Sen. David Barry has decided been involved in legislation through the Legislature. Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Pubiisber Harotd E. Turkington. Editor Emeritus sideration after finalizing its initial ruling might stifle growth of the cable franchises way for an appeal — when signed. (* for fear they would compete with the "I read this decision very carefully and firms, it said it did not contemplate and not to seek re-election. Barry has been effective in the cross ownership was not in the public involving troubled interest. Courant, which Times Mirror bought last find no reason for us to rehear, reconsider further acquisitions of media in Connec­ The Manchetser Democrat youngsters. the Senate. There are many The denial increased the likelihood the year for $105.5 million. or even postpone,” he said. "I think the ticut. is highly respected and his His approach has been one other issues he has cham­ constituents with varying point to try his best to give Los Angeles-based iredia conglomerate Times Mirror sought reconsideration of two alternatives are (for Times Mirror) Times Mirror earlier had purchased the Advocate newspaper in Stamford and thp every announcement Thursday is pioned that have meant a lit­ needs. He has represented them answers to their will go to court seeking to keep both The the case, claiming the DPUC didn’t have to terminate its ownership of the Courant of common sense. For exam­ the authority to revoke the franchises if it or its ownership of the two cable com­ Greenwich Time. the miracle of mam Jtmit little tle better life for the elderly Manchester with its more ur­ questions. Hartford Courant and the cable franchises being greeted with sorrow. ple at a time when other for the Hartford and Meriden areas. didn’t divest itself of jhem by April 1,1980. panies. Those are the only two choices.” Four smaller daily newspapers had \ Jowntown manthester thing! Barry, with his gentleman­ states are facing massive and others in need of social ban problems, as well as We are certain whoever the Corporate officials said during hearings “It looks to me as if we're being asked Loewith said the final ruling would be joined in opposition to the cross ly style and quiet manner has problems with youthful law services. towns like Glastonbury, candidates on the last year they would file a legal appeal if to reverse all of the findings we made in issued by Friday and Times Mirror could ownership. made remarkably few offenders, Connecticut has a In a style characteristic of Ckiventry, Bolton, Hebron, Democratic and Republican enemies in his six terms in law allowing young persons Barry, he has announced his Andover, Elast Windsor and sides of the ticket will be, Joyner the Senate. to be treated in adult court intention not to seek re- South Windsor with their own they will have a large job to election early in the year. distinct issues. TIME TO ‘THINK GREEN’ AGAIN! Those who have known him for certain crimes. do if they want to match against throughout his political Barry helped pass that law. The announcement has left His has been a voice of con­ Barry’s personable and career generally consider Connecticut can confine ample time for both cern for the masses and, responsive style. him to be an exception youthful offenders in a secure Democratic and Republican although we have disagreed We wish the best to Sen. new tax Deluxe Bamboo Lawn Rakes proving the rule. facility, rather than having candidates to surface, build with some of his stands, give Barry as he completes his Loft’S Pre-Emergence Crabgrass Preventer They say he is a “ nice habitual young offenders put their organizations and seek him high marks for his ser­ term and await with interest MANCHESTER-State with Balan 18” , Our Reg. 3.59 guy" who didn’t finish last. back into the environment election. vice to his constituents. the candidates who will sur­ Representative Walter 2.44 He has championed many that encourage their infrac­ Barry has represented a He has been available to face to campaign for the seat Joyner said this week that 0 7 2500 Sq. F t district composed of varied he will not support any tax ■ 9 f Our Reg. 8.59 2.96 24” , Our Reg. 4.99 social service issues and has tions in the first place. Other the voters and has made it a he will yield in January. increases or new taxes in 4 the 1980 session of the 30” , Our Reg. 5.49 Legislature. Loft’s 24-4-8 Formula 3.88 “I am convinced that Give your lawn and gardens a clean- Lawn Food Fertilizer sweep! Thorough, yet gentle on Letters Congressional Quarterly State income will be suf­ lender plants ficient to cover all 40 70 10.000 Sq. Ft. l U a f U o u r Rtg. 12.77 proposed spending in­ creases so that no new or •5,000 Sq. Ft. Lambert Lawn Sweeper Environmental diseases increasing increased taxes will be Our Reg. 8.49...... Condo hearings needed this year,” Rep. • 15,000 Sq. Ft. s a v e %a a o f f o u r Our Reg. 46.97 Joyner said today. OVER ^ 1 REO. PRICE Our Reg. 18.44 .. 36.33 without any further liability. special fund to pay cleanup costs and members of Congress usually ask To the editor By ELIZABETH WEHR “I believe that services Wide 26" swath covers ground fast! It was heartening to observe the No converted condominium unit WASHINGTON - In the year 1507 the medical bills of victims. scientists for more data. and programs can be main­ Big 5'.^ Bushel capacity eliminates turnout of Manchester tenants at the may be occupied without a cer­ a startling report appeared in Ger­ It also would allow “victims” who tain^ properly with the Large Cast-Aluminum frequent emptying. tificate of occupancy from the town's s’iie chemical companies to present anticipated 9 to 10 per cent Portable Gas Grill March 4 meeting of the Board of many. Women in a certain mining Loft’s Perennial Directors, to protest the jeopardy in building department. region were remarrying with types of data that courts now won't UuCN I JOINED THE increase in state income. There is no need to in­ Ryegrass Seed, 5 lbs. Deluxe 20” Lawn Spreader which their lives had been placed by There are also several provisions startling frequency —nine times, it admit as evidence —studies of $QQ ov'Reg. 129.99 crease spending beyond 00 the threat of increasing encroach­ for the extension of low interest was said —because their husbands animal reactions to suspect BOaRO OFD/^CCTOm \ncwd** our means as some Trouble-free stainless steel ment of condominium conversion. mortgage loans for those wishing to chemicals and “epidemiological” burner with a big 260 sq. inch 2 0 "5- Our Reg. 5.99 Our Reg. 19.97 died very young. I K N £ W 7W AT IT WOULD legislators have 4.66 16.76 It was equally heartening to purchase converted units. Not until centuries later did scien­ studies of relatively small groups of cooking area! Complete with Precision finger-tip control for jumbo suggested,” Joyner said. hose, regulator and lava rocks. l p observe the unanimity expressed by This bill does not incorporate all of tists figure out what caused the exposed human beings. O iF R C J L T t o •25-lbs. Loft’s Mixed 65-lb. capacity bin. Easy-lo-push 10" fiLLTVC “ At a time when the On wheels for 'anywhere' Ryegrass Seed , wheels, rust-resistant baked enamel both prominent town liberals and the proposals which we have put premature deaths of those miners. It Other pending bills would tell the cooking convenience. taxpayers of Manchester Our Reg. 19.99 1 5 .a finish for durability. prominent town conservatives that forth for the extension of tenants’ was radioactive pitchblende in the Veterans Administration to treat SVOtS Of MlNlMN and the taxpayers of the A r i the crisis in the nation's housing now rights, but it does represent a serious mines. Agent Orange claims more sym­ entire State of Connecticut needed to be addressed at the local effort to deal with the immediate That, for industrial health expert pathetically. make the federal i J have to tighten their own level, an area heretofore problem. Dr. Irving J. Selikoff, is an extreme government financially responsible belts and look for ways to tIrtUhtS pANJ fl characterized by a studied benign It is to be heard by the committee, example of how long it takes science for radiation-related ailments of per­ cut expenses so they can HEALTHKNIT® dOltar$ STjai* i m neglect. reviewed and revised before submis­ to catch up with a general public sons who lived downwind from live within their means, 1 Sweat Clothes Will pan believe the State of Wa'»*a»- Those still interested in making sion to the Legislature. There is. perception 'that “something causes atomic tests or set new standards for for Men & Women Connecticut should do the P their voices heard on these matters therefore, no guarantee that it will be cancer.” workers’ compensation programs. same. should be alerted to the fact that the passed in its present form, nor is it The law has been even slower than Backers of these bills aren’t op­ PANTS AND /W CREWSHIRTS state Legislature's General Laws yet known when the enacted law will science to recognize the concept of timistic about their chances this i Committee will be holding their become effective. Anyone interested year. Meeting set IJ environmental disease. TOT 4.88 K " " .1 public hearing on condominium con­ in the successful passage of this bill But this year, public belief that In a decade of landmark en­ POfiTUOtGUT on m ill plan HOODED Nail Care by JOVAN version on March 11 at 10 a m. in is urged to attend the March 11 something, indeed, does cause vironmental legislation. Congress ZIPPER SHIRTS • Natural Oil Cuticle Treatment (.45 oz.) Room four-and-a-half in the State hearing at the State Capitol, or make cancer, birth defects, sterility and appears to have bought the basic MANCHESTER-The 14 KARAT GOLD Our Reg. Pierced Earrings • Nail Polish Remover Lotion (4 oz.) Capitol (Committee Bill 290, “An act his or her feelings known to his or her other ailments commonly attributed assumption of environmental disease first full presentation of 8.64 11.88 concerning condominum conversion respective state senator or state to environmental agents, is being —that people can become sick after the master plan for the Mix or match great- • Porcelain Nail Glaze (.45 oz.) Our Reg. 49.97 and the encouragement of new rental representative by telephone or letter. translated into pressure on Congress breathing, drinking, working around Cheney Mills Historical looking. great feeling 34.70 • Nail Primer Ridge Filler (.45 oz.) sweat pants, crew-neck housing " I. In the meantime, although this bill or otherwise being exposed to certain Complex will be unveiled ChOQse form our special selection of and the courts to take environmental shirts and hooded zipper • Nall Polish Thinner (.5 oz.) to members of the 12 elegant styles...some with genuine Of interest to tenants threatened deals with some of the problems, it law in a controversial qew direction. substances. shirts In Navy or Gray. Manchester Historical Unisex sizes S-XL. stones for added beautyl • Flash-Dry Nall Polish Remover (.45oz.) with conversion are the following doesn't deal with all of them. The The direction is compensation —by But Congress rarely has taken SHARP 19” Diagonal Society at their annual SPORTING GOODS DEPT. RANGAIRE 5 Cu. Ft. provisions: very fact it is being considered may these basic assumptions the one step S iheARCUES polluters —for the physical disorders d in n e r M arch 12 a t Portable Color TV Set Chest Freezer Sec. 1: A landlord must offer a one- encourage some landlords to advance further necessary to conclude that allegedly caused by their pollution. Highland Park School. year lease if requested by the tenant. their conversion plans in order to certain substances have already A GREAT BUY AT ‘Puff Indoor The pressure is coming from diverse I 'The guest speaker will be Our Reg. 349.70 THIS LOW, LOW PRICE! Basketball Set Sec. 2; A month-to-month tenancy beat out the effective date of the new caused compensable ailments. <288 ‘176 Our Reg. 189.97 groups, most of whom are new to en­ Paul McGinley, vice- Immediate full sound and picture becomes a three-month to three- law. Exceptions include congressional Quick-freezing hammered Texas Instruments 2.33 Our R.« 3 . ', . vironmental issues. ■toesoF mr TDwii president of Anderson with super bright in-line picture month tenancy. It thus behooves the town to rush action to compensate victims of tube. One-button picture balance aluminum interior. No-smudge 5-Functlon Soft, sale! Has ball, They include: Notter Finegold, Inc., con­ textured steel exterior In net. rim. backboard. Sec. 3: The handicapped and the control. its own convetsion ban to protect the • Vietnam veterans exposed to black lung disease and Marshall sultants to Manchester’s while, harvest or almond. LCD Watch elderly are protected against evic­ town's tenants while the state bill, as Agent Orange, a herbicide so power­ Islanders exposed to radioactive Cheney Mills Historical TOY BUYS! Accurate Detail tion except for cause. well as some additional local or­ fallout from nuclear tests in the Q DiROSfl District Commission. •8 Cu. Ft. Chest Freezer 17.76 a ? - ful it could strip the leaves from a feat! Corvette Replica By ANV otucr Members are urged to Popular Joggers Our Reg. 219.97 $188 Includes incandescent Sec. 4: If an evicted tenant can not dinances, are being deliberated. every tree in a forest within 24 hours. Pacific. But mostly Congress has ig­ backlight for night use NAME...... make dinner reservations • Gusdort Stand 2.66 Our R»g. 3.79 relocate satisfactorily, he may be The town's hearings on the ban are • Western ranchers who grazed nored the issue, as have established 9 .7 6 8!li. 14.73 • 10 Cu. Ft. Chest Freezer Handsome gold-tone by contacting the Society’s for 19” Color case with brown Big 10V4” x7V4" with granted a stay up to one year. also being held March 11 at 8 p.m. environmental groups. Assorted styles, arch supports, country soles. (Whin only) Out Rog. 249.97 $ 2 1 4 classic styling. Accepts their sheep downwind from U.S. president, Richard T. Cortam strap. Sec. 7: In any municipality in Tenants are urged to attend these The potential cost has been a Sizes: Men 61^-11,12; Women 5-9,10; Boys2'/i-6. 28.80 12" action figure nuclear tests in Nevada, and soldiers Egan, at 24 Hendee Road, SHOE DEPT. which the rental vacancy rate is hearings as well and attend both sets major obstacle to this type of legisla­ who were marched into the radioac­ Manchester, CT 06040, below 5 percent, a conversion may of hearings if possible. tive fallout for “stress tests.” tion. Pending damage suits for Love not take place unless approved by 35 Ben Z. Rubin. • Families who lived above the Canal outstrip —by billions of dollars ToOTIItS PwK.lt 5 DUPONT & CALDOR SAY: PAINT UP FOR THE HOLIDAYS! percent of the tenants affected. Any Manchester Tenants Association, buried chemicals at New York’s —the estimated cost of cleaning up Stress topic tenant receiving a conversion notice 124 Highland St., Love Canal. the dump itself. may terminate his lease at once Manchester. • Farmworkers sprayed with po­ Industry is no more willing to foot of workshop Aluminum Extension Ladders tent agricultural chemicals, uranium the bill than President Carter, who Thoughts with Safety Shoe HARTFORD-Catholic miners and chemical workers. ruled out victim compensation from Lightweight and easy to handle. Quote/Unquote Family Services is offering All claim they’re victims of harm­ his administration’s superfund A fourth thing we can't do is hang and cleaves to his wife.” (Genesis UL listed for safety a four-session workshop on 2-WAY SAVINGS! proposal. onto our children. They will grow up 2:24, Matthew 19:5) EXAMPLES: T wanted to be the rock Tony "I want an audience. I wouldn't do ful health effects from toxic "Coping with Stress” The cost problem is enormously and we will not have claim on them Newley. I've never been convinced. 'Jaws III’ to get one, but I want an chemicals, radiation or other en­ beginning March 18 from 7 complicated by the lack of crisp except for respect. If we stifle them Rev. Laurence M. Hill Our Rag. 42.99 36.22 I'm a musician " audience.” vironmental factors. to 9 p.m. at 896 Asylum BUY a Gallon of DuPont Lucite One Senate bill would force the scientific data on such diseases as with “you owe me” demands we will South United Methodist — David Howie, rock »tar.(V>. — BoliFoane.direelorofllienio- Ave. chemical industry and other sources cancer. lose them entirely. As it is written Church Our Rag. 55.99 44fl 0 . 7U 70 Mu.i. lion pielure, “ .-Ml That Jazz." The workshop will help of hazardous pollutants to set up a Given these uncertainties. “A man leaves his father and mother Manchester identify factors leading to and save ^2 Off Our Regular Price R Q stress and teach methods Our Rag. 89.99 O S .4AA 4 for reducing and managing Washington merry-go-round stress, tension and anxiety. aZB-Ft. -Q The cost of the four-week GET ^2 Merchandise Certificate from DuPont Our Rag. 85.99 f * - 0 0 ^ \ , (Subtract 3 It. for actual work halght.) workshop is $20 per person good for ANY merchandise In any Caldor store!* and $25 per couple. \ ag-FI. Aluminum Stepladder Gasohol moving despite goverment^s stalling For more information ■SEE CLERK FOR DETAILS call Anita Fulco at 522- Our Rag. 29.99 8241. H> JACK ANDER.SON During the past year, Jimmy moving. All we have to do now is get ohol production goals. The Energy Footnote: Weldon Barton, director a congressional ban on a move by the Carter finally became a convert. He rid of Bergland.” Department experts eventually of the Agriculture Department’s Federal Trade Commission to im­ Seniors’ trip WASHINGTON — President Jim­ named a new energy chief, Charles Here is some of the sorry History of prevailed and persuaded the presi­ energy office, said he and his pose modest consumer protection my Carter is belatedly posing as a Duncan, who has reversed the anti- how Bergland and his subordinatbs dent to aim for a 1981 target of 500 colleagues have an "emerging regulations on the nation’s funeral BOLTON—Reservations pioneer spirit deciated to the gasohol stand of his hidebound have undercut the gasohol program: million gallons. Bergland and his ad­ policy” on gasohol which must be homes. for the Bolton senior . LUCITE development of a gasohol industry processor, Yet the dismal fact * In 1977, Congress authorized the visers wanted to produce less. balanced with other priorities. citizen trip to the Coachlight Dinner Theater that could help the United States remains that some of Carter’s Agriculture Department to Werlor Enaifl® • Bergland has postponed the dis­ Funeral flap The Capitol Hill onslaught was led must be made by March 26. weather the energy crisis. But unfor­ energy stewards are producing more guarantee $15 million in loans to set tribution of $100 million in loans to A San Antonio mortician, ur. by Rep. Marty Russo, D-Ill., a All senior citizens in tunately, he has consigned much of hogwash than gasohol. up four pilot plants that would finance small gasohol stills until they Reveley, has never spoken ill of the staunch defender of the undertakers, Bolton (those age 60 or SAVE the program to bureaucrats who The bureaucratic block in the gas­ extract fuels from farm products. who quoted $50 million as the cost for 25 % Off Priced'® can be "tested and proven." The fact dead, but he did make the mistake of over) are eligible to go on would rather dawdle than drive. ohol project can be traced to the The department backed only one loan that gas stations in all 50 states are speaking ill of his fellow funeral extra paper work that would be the trip. >LL WEATHERSTRIPPING For th r e e Agriculture Department, where to a gasohol test project run by an in­ The group will see presently stocking their tanks with directors while testifying before a required to produce FTC-mandated • Duct Tape •Pipe Tape *Door Bottoms years. I have been Secretary Bob Bergland is dragging dividual who had testified publicly congressional hearing four weeks price lists for burials and Carousel at an April 17 f gasohol and reporting a high demand • Storm Door Kits urging the his feet on programs designed to against the whole concept. The ago. cremations. It appears he juggled the matinee. from satisfied customers apparently Reservations may be store sloch only •Intermodielo metxdownj laken government to get ' ^ extract ethanol from grain. Farmers borrower eventually backed out, and Two days after his appearance as a figures to arrive at this inflated means little to the procrastinators at made by calling Elizabeth behind a crash ^ ; and motorists throughout the country the department withdrew the loan witness. Reveley was cut off by his figure. Agriculture. Andrews at 643-8833. gasohol program favor gasohol development, but guarantee. local supplier of caskets. A represen-* Replaceable Furnace Filters that could reduce Bergland and his stand-p^t * The Agriculture bureaucrats Bergland's boss in the White House tative of the Royal Casket Co. of San A reading of the industry's own For Most Heating Units U.S dependence Agriculture Department advisers a/e have provided scant assistance to has finally joined the move to gas­ publications, meanwhile, reveals Bottoms Up Antonio informed him the company Our Rtg. 69c E». 2 for 1 on oil imports and ____ obstinately balking at any innovatin farmers who wish to set up their own didn't approve of his testimony about that morticians are willing — albeit ohol and is claiming credit for The most celebrated of Clean up (or springl Easy installation ease the Arab-imposed fuel crunch that might cut into grain exports * small alcohol stills. Agriculture price-gouging by the undertaking in­ reluctantly — to accept FTC rule. Harry Houdini’s escapes was proposals which were offered in But the White House and the Energy drive up the prices of farm products. Department studies on trie potential dustry. “It’s bad for the profession,” And the April 1979. i$sue of one trade his Chinese Water Torture Department, under former Secretary “It's always one step forward and of gasohol are at best unenthusiastic, Congress three years ago when his Cell, or "upside down” escape, the casket supplier told its customer publication commented editorially: in which he’was placed in a James Schlesinger. ignored evidence two steps backward with the at worst pessimistic. One 1977 report voice, like the turtle’s, was nowhere of two years' standing. “While it is too early for judgment, water-filled tank head down that an alcohol-gasoline mixture Agriculture Department” a con­ inaccurately stated that ethanol did heard. Meanwhile, scores of The rejection of Reveley — who is we believe it to be mere than likely wih his ankles clamped and MANCHESTER VERNON could provide a domestically gressional supporter of gasohol told not raise the octane level in gasoline. farmers, fed up with waiting for that the rule ultimately proposed by locked above. Houdini. who also a dentist — is typical of the high­ first performed the act in IISSTOUMIDTUinimE niMin SHomiw ceiitbi produced substitute for the high- my a.ssociate Peter Grant. “ We got * Energy Department experts federal help, have built their own handed tactics practiced by the the FTC commissioners will not b e . Germany in 1912, effected his octane gas used by American rid of Schlesinger and now the fought a backstage battle with their alcohol stills, and thousands more funeral industry. The undertaking too difficult for funeral directors to escape in two minutes and one STORE HOURS; DAILY AND SATURDAY, 10 AM to 9 PM •SUNDAY, 12 NOON to S PM eP R IC ^ EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY second. motorists Energy Department is really Agriculture counterparts over gas­ have applied for state permits. lobby has also succeeded in clamping accept and endure.” EVENING HERALD, Fri,, March 7. 1980 j- 7 ft - EVENING HERALD. Fri., March 7, 1980, One-person show set by educator

MANCHESTER — The art work of painter Suzanne Howes-Stevens, assistant professor of fine arts at Manchester Cornmunity College, will be dis­ played in a one-person show at Arts Exclusive chool orlo Gallery in Simsbury from Sunday through April 5. VOL. XXXXVI, No. 20 S U An opening reception for the artist will be held on Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. The reception is open to the public. German test ‘T.i Students active -1.'’ Working in a “trompe d’oeil” style with sur­ realist overtones, Ms. Howes-Stevens explores gives MHS female ancestral issues in her work. “My images in model U.N. ThaVs Entertainment come from fantasies, dreams and memories of the good rating past, maybe even past lives.” she commented. knew with which block to vote. The group of students milling It was a long morning with, heavy "In my latest work I have used free association around the University of Hartford debate and many resolutions passing The majority of students at Here^s good news between mundane objects, which are valuable to Saturday were not your regular before the committees. An actual me, and family heirlooms,” she said. "I’m begin­ Manchester High School try to do college students, but high school delegate from the U.N. in New York ning to understand that this may be an attempt to well on the tests they take merely for students playing the roles of United wandered through the various com­ link myself with my female ancestors or to es­ the good grade they might receive, Nations delegates. Classrooms were mittees to see how closely to actual for sci-fi fans tablish some sort of continuum with them. My but the first, second, third, and transformed Into political, social, procedure we were sticking. studio has become filled with their courageous fourth year German students at MHS r r v and humanitarian com m itt^ rooms Everyone gladly welcomed the lunch spirits.” recently had a considerably larger and the auditorium into a General By ALLEN M. WIDEM Lucas/Spielberg stand out is the daring- incentive for them to excel. break. to-be different, the seeking out and im­ Assembly. After lunch everyone convened as a Just when the sci-fi aficionados in the Ms. Howes-Stevens won prizes for her art in the The students were taking the an­ plementation of special effects on a scale whole in the General Assembly. “ Manchester-Hartford area and elsewhere 1979 Connecticut Women Artists Inc. exhibition and nual National German Test con­ across the United States would think just heretofore never tried in the Hollywood The resolutions we voted on will Delegates sat alphabetically and the 1978 Connecticut Watercolor Society exhibition. ducted by the American Association about everything’s been explored Out Hills. never change the status of the world, voted with large placards upon which She was invited to exhibit her work in the "Best of of Teachers of German (AATG) and '' There — after all, think of the prolifera- Even if “The Empire ... ” does NOT but the entire procedure gave us the name of their country was ’79" show at Womanart Gallery in New York City. their incentive was an alt expense paid tion of p,ost-"Star Wars” and "Close En- measure up to “Star Wars” (and all in­ valuable insight into world politics. written. Debates concerned whether She has had one- and two-person shows at Artworks study trip to Germany. “ counters of the Third Kind” releases! — dications emphasize "The Empire” The difficult part of the contest, or not the U.S.S. Ukraine should be DOES), and even if "Close Encounters ... Gallery in Hartford, Stairwell Gallery in ' some rousing good news is being sounded Manchester, Bridgewater (Mass.) State College Art aside from the test itself, is placing permitted to vote as a nation in the ” follow-up” doesn’t bring out crowds Registration began at 9; 30 after “ from the Hollywood Hills. Gallery and the Cape Cod Art Association. in the ninety or higher percentile U.N., and whether or not Iran should (and we say it WILL), Hollywood — and which we proceeded to the various be permitted to remain a member of ■” For one thing, sci-fi aficionados, 20th She has participated in several juried shows, in­ across the nation to qualify for the sci-fi buffs everywhere — will be endlessly committee meetings. Because we Century-Fox has let it be known that “The cluding those sponsored by The Connecticut trip. In other words, being in the top the U.N. due to the present situation. grateful for the first attractions alone. had not attended Friday’s security Empire Strikes Back,’’ the long- Academy of Fine Arts, The Connecticut Water ten percent of all German students in ’The day concluded with the actual From the moment of the opening credits council meeting, the MHS students '' anticipated sequel to 1977’s highly- Color Society, The SI t Memorial Museum An­ the United States. U.N. delegate speaking before the for both attractions — and this is NOT to appeared rather perplexed and con­ acclaimed "Star Wars,” will be released nuals, Artworks Gallery and the New Britain Every year the students at MHS General Assembly. detract from the superb job chaiked up by k . 4! fused. When asked to speak, we found in May. Museum of American Art. that are taking German participate If anything, the MHS students “Star Trek” — the movie buffs among us, many of our comments to be out of For another, Columbia Pictures has She is a member of the Asylum Hill Artists’ in this nationwide contest, and every ieamed that the process surrounding this paragrapher included, knew, just order, so we resigned ourselves to " made note of the fact that the long- Cooperative, the Connecticut Water Color Society year MHS produces a few finalists. world politics is not quite as simple knew, that here, finally, was motion pic­ silence until we caught on to the “ anticipated “sequel” of “Close En- and Connecticut Women Artists Inc. She has a This year five finalists from the high Vice Principal Peter Boudo and staff con- daily ritual has drastically reduced the as we had thought. We walked away ture entertainment on a scale to dwarf the procedures. thinking how small we all are in this counters ... ’’ can be expected by early bachelor of fine arts-degree from the school will be competing for the duct “ Morning Call” when students amount of class cutting at the High School, “' summer. We put quotes around the word, so-called super spectacles of the past. chance to travel to Germany. tremendous world in which daily Massachusetts College of Art and a master of art The majority of the delegates had sequel, because what’s coming our way is ("Star Trek,” let us say straightway, All five finalists are second and suspected of skipping classes are called to the (HSW photo by Cummings) decisions are made that may affect degree from the Hartford Art 'School. She resides submitted resolutions having to do " not,a followup, per se. was initiated amid television cir­ third year German students. They office. The Administration claims that this the rest of our lives. Participation in with her family in Mansfield. with Resources and their distribu­ This is a re-release, significant in that cumstances, and, hence, does not quality, Suzanne Howes-Stevens with her painting, “Bed of Rocks.' are Ed French, Laura Gatzkiewicz, the Model U.N. is an experience we (Photo tion, refugees, and the problem of ' there’s new footage added to the fade-out for this discussion, at least. It, too, was a by Jon Harrison) Carol Kingsbury, Martha Marteney, recommend to everyone whether "terrorists” vs. “freedom-fighters”. " (A s any sci-fi aficionado will promptly superdooper job of the first order and and Pia Pitkanen. your future plans involve politics or deserved the turnout it triggered. But im­ WSI trains swim teachers Delegates signed up for time slots not.—LeeAnn Stauffer. point out, that’s the point at which our These five will now be required to during which they could debate for or leading man, Richard Dreyfuss, is boar­ agine the surprise of folks hereabouts if fill out an application, and be inter­ against the resolution. ding the alien craft.) "Close Encounters "Star Trek” had had its beginnings in the Exhibits viewed by a panel of high school and motion picture syndrome) For most people, memories of Although all registered hope to cerification they will be able to in ^ .... ” was first released in 1978. college instructors of German at the Civic Center ■ Both attractions should be crowd- One thing we’d appreciate when "Star University of Connecticut. As part of childhood swimming classes are pass the class, the way is not easy. part, pass along the joy they have The prep schools admittedly pleasers, and we’re not saying this simply Wars” sequel and “Close Encounters” re- the contest requirements they will enough to send shivers reminiscent The instruction includes reading, found in the water by teaching swim­ overwhelmed the public schools, because they’re two-of-a-kind in an at­ release come our way later in the year; A also have to write an essay on a topic of hypothermia qp their spines. weekly quizes, lecture and water ming to children in camps and town since preparation for the Model U.N. willingness by the critical fraternity to Atheneum sets women’s week starts new mosphere where a lot of shlock film has specialty predetermined by the However, a few students will always time. pools. had been a regular school course for simply not measured up to the calibre of accept both attractions in the genre for AATG. perservere and wade through the Also, when one is employed as a many of them. The public schools These three hours on Thursday can George Lucas ("Star Wars”) and/or which they were carefully calculated. After the applications, essays, and endless hierarchy of Beginner’s, Ad­ lifeguard/swim instructor, one held their own, though—as lon^ as we existence HARTFORD — "Women in Art" — as forms by Kristin Morrissey. There are also The Farmington Valley Arts Center gallery easily crowd to capacity the Steven Spielberg (“Close Encounters...”.) If indeed we American movie-goers can­ interviews have been completed by vanced Beginner’s, Intermediate stands a good chance of getting paid Out of the rubble of space roof, creators, subjects, supporters and patrons — delicate porcelain bottles by Betsy Tanzer. will be opened Tuesdays through Saturdays, 11 student’s already full schedule. not accept sci-fi on the motion picture all participating finalists, two Swimmers, Advanced Swimmer’s to get a tan.—Laurie Patarini is the subject to be explored in a week-long The work of Kathi Yokum includes Raku-ware to 4, and Sundays, 1 to 4. snow and broken hockey sticks came " Perhaps what has made screen, as done by masters of the craft, winners from each state will be and Lifesaving and make it to the series of free events being presented by the with intricately decorated surfaces, inspired Call 678-1867 for further information. For some the water time presents the all new, razzle ’em, dazzle ’em, ' Lucas/Spielberg talents stand out more then we don’t deserve the time and effort chosen to take part in the study trip Granddaddy of them all. Water Safe­ Education Department of the Wadsworth by Eastern textiles. some of the greatest problems. super duper coliseum. (I personally < than anything is the duo’s obvious put into such releases as these ap­ to Germany. These winners will be ty Instructor (WSI). At the comple­ Atheneum, Saturday to March 15. In conjunction with the exhibition, Kathi Stroke perfection is demanded, as is felt its former condition added b willingness to, in essence, go where others proaching attractions. Theorem painting staying with families in Germany tion of this class, one is qualified to HSG drama reviewed The program, designed to honor the 30th an­ Yokum and Betsy Tanzer will present il­ quick recall of previously learned Roman flavor to the area). Auntie " hhve not traveled. This is no way only to George Lucas and Steve Spielberg may during their trip and attending teach the classes through which one niversary of the Atheneum Women’s Com-. lustrated talks about their works on March 24 SOMERSVILLE— Throughout the month of lifesaving skills. Students also prac­ Ella snipped the ribbon and the of­ be construed as a "salute” to these two never be known as anything else BUT sci- schools there, in order to gain has already passed. Manchester High’s theater buffs Each member of the family tries to mittee, will include three noontime slide lec­ at 3 p.m. in the UConn Library. The talks are March, the Somersville Crafts Gallery will tice teaching on various levels to the ficials managed to drop the opening » directors’ enormous capabilities. A man fi craftsmen of the first order. They have greater knowledge of the German once again traveled to Hartford to change Ardele’s mind by speaking to tures by prominent art scholars. On March 11, sponsored by the library, the Women’s Studies present an exhibit by Ruth Warner of theorem other students in the class. Being a hockey puck without taking a spill on — or a woman — can learn directing; it’s left their mark on movie-making, for the culture and language. view another of the six plays her on the philosophy of love. Liliane Sherry Buckberrough, assistant history of art Program and the Women’s Center. painting. This art, involving oil paintings on Approximately 25 Manchester practiced student in these situations the ice. The beat of Hartford - part of drama training in many a major present and for a long time in the future. Although MHS has produced scheduled at the Hartford Stage preaches on the joys of love, although professor at the University of Hartford, will velvet and stenciled designs, dates back to the Area students now find themselves in is also difficult. Ten to fifteen years enthusiastically accepted its new university. No, mes amis, what makes ’They have paid their dues. finalists in this contest in previous Company last Wednesday. This she knows nothing about it herself. talk on "Sonia Delaunay and the Collaborative late 18th century in England and Scotland. this prestigious position. They are of swimming skills must be forgotten pacemaker. Reception Sunday years, no one from the high school month’s drama was “Ardele” by Spirit;’’ on March 13, Susan Casteras, curator Mrs. Warner will be demonstrating students in the Manchester Rec spon­ so that the future instructor can My first view of the new arena has ever won the state contest. With of the Yale Center for British Art, will discuss techniques on Saturdays and Sundays. Entry is sored WSI class taught by Mr. Mel learn to spot mistakes his students Jean Anouilh. A French play later Liliane’s husband, Gaston, por­ came at a recent Hartford Hellions HARTFORD — "African Art from the five finalists competing from MHS Seibold. The class meets each will make. translated to English, it was per­ trays his knowledge on the subject of indoor soccer game. Somehow with ScotVs World “Historical Perspectives on Women Artists," Wagstaff Collection," the current exhibit at free. this time, perhaps 1980 could just be Thursday evening in the MHS pool. formed by convincing American ac­ love and appears to be the only one my characteristic great luck, I ended and on March 14, Judith Rohrer, art critic and the Community Renewal Team’s Craftery The Somersville Crafts Community is open to our lucky year.—Joanne Weiss tors. curator, will speak on "Contemporary Women Gallery, will close with a free public reception the public from 10 to 5 Monday through Satur­ For others, however, the more who can relate to Ardele’s problem. up with a seat about 20 rows from the Artists,” Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m. in the gallery at 1445 day, and noon to 5 Sunday. academic phase of the course Finally, the students’ favorite roof. After climbing seemingly Two films — “World of Light; A Portrait of Main St., Hartford. There will be a presenta­ For further information call 749-3684. presents the greatest problems. The play takes place in France at character, Nicholas, a young soldier endless flights of stairs my wobbling I Time, place right May Sarton,” and “Four Women Artists” — tion by the Artists Collective Performing Cutouts worth cost Weekly reading assignments of up to the home of a retired general and his on leave from the war, gives his legs carried me to my seat, into will be shown on Saturday, March 8 and 15, at Dance Ensemble, and African Folk Tales by 50 pages can cause great anxiety senile wife. The action commences powerful speech on the ways of love. which I promptly collapsed. 3 p.m. Galley tours throughout the week (Sun­ Gertrude Blanks. For more information, call Monotype exhibition As : ■< trip to your favorite record cury). This two-record collection of when coupled with regular with the announcement of a family When I regained consciousness I day, March 9, and Wednesday, March 12, at 1 store wouldn’t convince you of the 10 CC’s best, performed live in assignments of trig, physics, meeting to solve a major crisis. But none of the family’s attempts looked down toward the play field. for Chicago girl the Craftery at 525-0716. HARTFORD - "Monotypes Today IV,” the No wonder the stairs were so blamed p.m., and Saturday, March 15, at 2 p.m.) will This exhibit was held in conjunction with the fact, record prices are steadiiy England, ranks as an undiscovered English, history, etc. help Ardele and, in fact, when her fourth in a series of monotype exhibitions consider the changing image of “The rising. A typical album that had a list masterpiece among live albums bo5driend arrives, the two kill each steep — the stands were almost at a Wadsworth Atheneum, and was made possible assembled by Roger Crossgrove, artist and The family gathers to hear that New York in the leading role of Katherine, Eternal Woman” as reflected in paintings through a grant from the Connecticut pricg^ of $5.98 five years ago now (notorious for poor sound quality). Why then do these people willingly other in order to put their family to ninety degree angle to the floor. By VERNON SCOTT professor at the University of Connecticut, is their wretched sister, Ardele, who is but he hadn’t signed her.” Robyn from the Renaissance to the present day. In carries a price tag of $8.98. This in­ ■rhis set runs the gamut from the put up with this apparent torture? rest. I demanded a seatbelt, whilst my HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Chicago could Humanities Council, with additional support on display at Artworks Gallery. a hunchback, has fallen in love with a explained. "He just wanted new faces, ac­ addition, the regular "Take Ten at Twelve crease is due to the high cost of band’s Top Ten hits, "I’m Not In Perhaps some will say that it is father (the cross country runner) ; -hardly be described as a hotbed of movie from the Greater Hartford Arts Council and Monotypes are one-of-a-kind prints obtained hunchbacked man. The family is in tresses who hadn’t been exposed in Noon” talks (Tuesdays, Wednesdays and record vinyl (made from petroleum, Love” and "The Things We Do For because all the time we have spent in One might call "Ardele” a satire wanted oxygen. casting, but the Windy City was the place the Connecticut Commission on the Arts, by painting or drawing an image on a hard sur­ an uproar as they feel Ardele is un- movies or TV. Thursdays) will feature famous women aren’t you glad you asked?). Love” , to their brilliant, lyrical the water has diluted our cerebral on love, for no one but Ardele and the The game started out innocently „.to be for Robyn Douglass, the coed love in- face with paint or ink and transferring the im­ desirabie to any man, and incapable "He asked me to read the Katherine represented in objects in the Atheneum’s Consequently, there is little to be moments like “Art For Art’s ^ k e ”. matter. Actually though, these hunchback are truly in love. Thsi enough, with about a dozen men „terest in "Breaking Away,” which was age directly to paper. The spontaneity and un­ of affection. role instead of the smaller part. collection. Sculpture show gained in complaining to the record Here is a chance to hear one of rock’s students realize that by earning this made for a light atmosphere simply playing their favorite sport. ^nominated for best picture of 1979. certainty of the medium often result in unique Afterwards he said, ‘ThaCs everything 1 An important work by Adrian Piper, con­ companies about high prices. As long most underrated groups at a rather throughout the play and left the However, long about half time a sight Robyn, reared in Northern California, and surprising effects. The endless don’t want in the movie.’ temporary artist and philosophy teacher, will AVON — A major exhibition is being as oil is expensive, that new album ridiculous price—a double album for audience laughing and quite appeared that sent Thomas Hooker decided after high school graduation she possibilities of the monotype will be shown "When I read the part a second time. I’d assembled by Hartford sculptor Andrew Cop­ you must have will follow suit. $3.99. As far as I know there are still delighted with the performance. and his Puritan cronies rolling in I,had a better chance at breaking into be on view in the MATRIX Gallery. through the work of 24 artists from throughout Food fight mars week memorized the five pages and everything pola to be shown at the Farmington Valley There is, however, one measure plenty of copies left in the racks. their graves. I speak, of course, of ;^movies if she avoided Hollywood and New Connecticut. Also exhibiting will be artists came out naturally. I even cried at the Arts Center in the main gallery Sunday you can take to reduce your yearly “Television—Marquee Moon” “Ardele” can’t be compared to any the Hartford Hellion Cheerleaders. ‘-York in favor of studying with the famed Ceramics at UConn from New York, Massachusetts, Rhode One week ago, the MHS cafeteria stopped the sale of snacks in the end. Peter gave me a screen test and through April 6, Titled "The Head and Por­ outlay for records; buy cutouts. I am (Elektra). Television is now defunct, other play w e’ve seen at Hartford My first reaction was to check my .,'Second City Troupe in Chicago. Island, and Maine. was the site of the least welcome cafeteria during non-lunch periods, STORRS — Ceramics in a variety of styles trait in Sculpture; Selected Works, 1900-1980," referring to those albums targeted but they left this album and its Stage, for they are all unique. Most ticket and see if perhaps I had been ,;. She liked Second City’s improvisational signed me for Katherine the next day. The exhibiting artists are; Robert Calle, event of the school year. We speak, of and warned that if decorum were not and forms will be on exhibit at the University the exhibition will include the work of ap­ for quick sale because of follow-up, "Adventure,” as a last of the students at MHS seemed to ap­ transported to Dallas. No, I was still style and admired some of its talented “I hate to say it but at first I thought Nancy Cloutier, Roger Crossgrove, Michael course, of the destructive food fight restored, he would close the of Connecticut through April 4. The exhibition proximately 20 sculptors, many with roots in overstocking, deletion from the preciate this type of play and have in Hartford. Oh well, I thought, as 1 * graduates — Alan Arkin, Joan Rivers, ‘Breaking Away’ would be a drive-in Defrancesco, Angelina DeLuca, Kenneth For­ will and testament. “ Adventure” is held at 1 ;00 p.m. in the war zone that cafeteria, forcing students to bring the State of Connecticut. record company’s catalog of picked up my copy of Franz Kafka’s - Mike Nichols and Elaine May. special. Thank God for Peter Yates. After is in cooperation with Women in the Arts flawed, but "Marquee Moon" is had previously been the cafeteria. bag lunches. Mr. Ludes emphasized agreed that so far, the Hartford Many of the artists will be on hand to meet man, David Hayes, Phil Kaelin, Madeline available albums, or other assorted "The Trial,” boys will be boys. Robyn earned a good living modeling we'd been in production a couple of weeks ’Week. simply one of the finest records of High School World wishes to make that if the childish demeanor were to Stage plays have provided an in­ the public on Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Kostek, Robert Manley, Gus Mazzocca, Mary reasons. These records can be picked All in all, I enjoyed the game, even „ and appearing in commercials. Four or on location in Bloomington (Indiana), 1 The works have been created by five women the 1970s. Television will eventually clear that such irresponsible case, he would consider restoring teresting look at different aspects of opening reception. Over 25 works in bronze, Narbutavicious, Eleanor Provost, Jane up (if you’ll excuse the pun) for a though the visiting team mangled the _,,five years ago she settled down in could see what was happening with the ac­ potters in Connecticut, and represent some of be recognized as years ahead of their behavior is to be condemned in the snacks to the "off-periods,” those in dramatic productions. The plays wood, stone, steel and found assemblage will Roche, Margot Rocklin, Charles Schuster, song, often at a price of $3.99 or less. pitiful Hbllions, and I decided that I • Evanston, a Chicago suburb, with her tors. the current trends in ceramics. The exhibit in­ time; for the band brought a badly- strongest possible language. which lunch is not served. range from serious drama to be on exhibit by artists known nationally, in­ Heddi Siebel, Harold Spencer, Mary Jane A relief from six and seven dollar was glad the coliseum had been nboyfriend, Joel Cory (a successful “voice "The (our boys really came into focus as cludes baskets and cylinder forms by needed touch of sophistication to the Although the students who actually The staff of High School World musicals and now to "Ardele” , a ternationally, and locally. The pieces are on Spring, Tim Taylor-Gaunder, Sharon Vatsky. albums,no? resurrected. Just then, the ven­ ..over” actor), a dog and a horse. pals. The love story between me and Den­ Elizabeth MacDonald, luminous green glazed then-burgeoning New York scene. I participated in the throwing of food commends Mr. Ludes for his decisive light French comedy topping the loan from museums, galleries, private collec­ Kitty Winslow, Diane Bowie-Zaitlin, and Joan It is conceded that many of the tilators above my head started. A couple of years ago Dino De Lauren- nis Christopher was believable and the pieces by Harriet Mead, reminiscent of an­ could go on and on about this album, were in the minority, they should action in this matter. (White the Hartford SUge repertoire of plays. tions and the artists themselves. Zamore. cutouts aren’t worth two or three rumbling menacingly. — Laurie “ tiis flew into (jhicago ostensibly in search boy’s relationship with his parents cient Chinese bronzes and classic functional but I’ll just urge anyone who truly know that their actions affected organizational skills of those respon­ -S.C. dollars, never mind six or seven. Patarini " of a leading lady for "Hurricane,” a terri­ became a tender and important element. loves rock and roll to buy it. It can be dozens of others. Many found their sible for the food fight cannot be Many others, though, are "diamonds ble remake of the old Jon Hall-Dorothy “When I first saw the picture a year found in cutout racks for only $2.99. clothes or hair soiled by a flying milk denied, we hope that these persons in the rough"; those albums worthy Lamour movie. ago, I loved it. I knew it was going to be a You’ll never spend three dollars carton; others, more lucky than the will channel their energies in other, at any price, but absolute bargains at The Italian producer’s motives were smash hit in big theaters—not just drive- Area quiltmaker more wisely. rest, managed to find sanctuary un­ more profitable directions. Perhaps the cutout price. If you’re willing to more promotional than a genuine talent ins.” These are just two examples of fine der a table. It may be easy to laugh the administration could find a spend an hour or so working your hunt. Robyn was one of scores of beautiful The success of “ Breaking Away” had in Hartford show records available at resonably low at the misfortunes of those not so suitable object of such efforts.) He way through the hundreds of s m s HAWKIIU girls interviewed and was sent to instantaneous impact on Robyn’s career. prices. ’There are countless others, lucky, but if you were in the cafeteria and his other administrators, along "bargain bin specials” , you are Hollywood with a few other prospects to As she says, “It was an instant shot in <4 depending upon your tastes and during the crossfire, you probably with a number of teachers, were in HARTFORD - "Star Sapphire," a wail quilt liable to find at least one or two be tested. the arm. It opened all the movie and TV budget. So if you’re ever complaining the cafeteria on Monday in order to made by Glastonbury quiltmaker Judy Robbins and gems. 1 will briefly describe a few find little to laugh about. The "Hurricane” role went to Mia doors for me. I had offers from Blake (10) about the high cost of music, spend prevent a recurrence of the incident. DANCE owned by the Unitarian Universalist Society; East such gems of mine below. All of these Principal Ludes acted promptly, Farrow. But Robyn attracted interest at Edwards and Steve (Jaws) Spielberg for some time pouring through the He publicly apologized to the student in Manchester, has been selected to appear in an albums were bought as cutouts in voicing his displeasure over the in­ Universal Pictures, which sought to sign movies. cutouts. You may come up empty- body for the happening, and seemed exhibition at the Old State House in Hartford. various area stores; none cost a cent tercom on Monday morning. He her to a long-term contract. Paramount “One thing led to another. The handed, but on the other determined to nip this ridiculous above $3.99. ■ wanted her to star in a TV movie. producers of the new series ‘Ten Speed hand,...—Gary Selinger waste of food, time, and energy in the "10 (?C—Live And Let Live" (Mer- Robyn, an innocent abroad and dis­ and Brown Shoe' liked what I did and gave The show, "Connecticut Quilts,” opens today and bud. Again, we at the World wish to features recent work by 19 Connecticut quilt- •I 1 tressed at the prospect of moving to me a guest star role. After that I signed express support for Mr. Ludes’ A Hollywood if she signed with Universal, with ‘Galactica 1980’ for 13 episodes. makers, A preview reveals several innovative, con­ policies concerning the food fight. seem agreed to play the lead role in “Maybe I shouldn’t have tied myself up temporary pieces, as well as an extensive sampling THE KIDS ytflH, THEVllE We also want it understood that this Paramount’s two-hour TV film, "The with a series so soon. But maybe it’s a of traditional quilt fare. incident in no way reflects more than Clone Master,” which died a justifiable good stepping stone for me. A LITTLE NOISY A little restless. a minority within the student body, Judy Robbins, familiar to area quilt enthusiasts, death. “If it weren’t for ‘Breaking Away’, and is not to be taken as a sign of im­ planned and supervised the construction of two TODAY- I WONDER WHAT'S After her her first professionai acting maybe I’d still be flying out here every maturity of the students in general. large quilts made by women of the Unitarian role, Robyn returned to Ohicago. One few weeks to audition for parts and then Up. We can only hope that others will Universalist church. The quilts were raffled to month later Peter Yates, looking for heading back to Chicago. As it is. I’m just benefit the church building fund for its new meeting show the public a better side of MHS. fresh, midwestern faces, checked into renting an apartment and keeping my house on West Vernon Street. Chicago to audition several hundred girls home in Chicago. High School World Staff for a minor role in “Breaking Away.” "With any luck I’ll be able to continue to Ms. Robbins has conducted many classes and iive back there and come to Hollywood Patty Shirer ...... Co-editor Robyn looks back on her interview with workshops. In addition to beginning and in­ Joanne Weiss ...... Co-editor sponsored BV 5TUDENr ASSEMBLY Yates with amusement. only when I’m doing a movie. I don’t want % termediate classes this semester, she offers two Gary Selinger...... News editor Lunching in the commissary of Univer- to be separated from Joel and he can’t lecture-demonstrations on sewing machine skills. move to California. Besides, I like Illinois. Laurie Patarini ___ Feature editor T0»il6HT COST L50 sai iStudios — where she’s currently For information about the State House show or Bette Sheldon ^...... Sports editor starring in the “Galactica 1980” TV "I have a recurring nightmare about a the classes, contact her at 633-0138. Scott W right...... Art editor AT FREfitti/SAA series, Robyn looked beautiful and com­ killer earthquake hitting California when posed. She was accompanied by boyfriend I’m here. The date is very clear—June of Judy Robbins and “Star Sapphire,” a wall quilt. (Photo by Bruce Ted Cummings...... Photo editor Robbins) Zane Vaughan...... Adviser R.S.WRVWIT Cor^, visiting from Chicago. 1980. The whole state (alls into the Pacific "Peter had already cast a girl from Ocean. 8 - EVENING HERALD, FYi., March 7, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Fri., March 7, 1980 - 9 performing works by Schubert, March 13 at 8 p.m. at Lymap Auditorium' Southern Connecticut State College, New Haven. Free. (397-4217) • “An Evening of Rodgers and Hammerstein” in a cabaret setting, presented by the Springfield Symphony Orchestra, Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Civic Center, Springfield, Mass. (413-733-2291) Theater. • The Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra, with Lectufee. Victor Norman, conductor, Saturday at 8 p.m. at New V ^ e k e n c ! • "Ardele,” a continental comedy by Jean Anouih, London H i^ School, New London. (443-2876) • Douglas Edwards, news commentator, in the throiudi March 30 at the Hartford Stage Company, SO 1 • The U.S. Coast Guard Band In a recital of chamber Bushnell Morning Lecture Club series, March 10 at 11 Church St„ Hartford. Performances Tuesday through music, Sunday at 4 p.m. at Leamy Hal! Auditorium, U.S. a.m. a t Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford. (246-6807) T hui^y at 8 p.m.; Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m.; Coast Guard Academy, New London. Free. (443-8463) • A lecture on the lives of Robert and Elizabeth Barrett and Sunday at 7:30 p.m.; matinees Wednesday at 2 p.m. • “A Concert of South Indian Music,” tonight at 8 at Browning, by Dr. Ekiward McAleer, March 13 at 8 p.m. at and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. (527-5151) Cromwell Concert Hall, Wesleyan University, McCook Auditorium, Trinity College, Hartford. Free. Middletown. (347-9411, extension 807) (527-3151) • “Mary Barnes" by David Edgar, through March 23 • Organ recital by Carol Choate, chapel organist, • "Aspects of Visual Thinking” by Miklos Pogany, on the main stage at the Long Wharf Theatre, Connec­ March 12 at 8 p.m. at the Memorial Chapel, Wesleyan March 12 at 3 p.m. at Buley Library, Southern Connec­ ticut Turnpike Exitew, New Haven. Performances University, Middletown. Free. (347-9411, extension 807) ticut State Collge, New Haven. Free. (397-4217) 'Tuesday through Friday at 8 p.m.; Saturday at 8:30 p.m.; • Silly Wizard, presented by the Greater Hartford Folk • Architecture talk on Hadrian’s Villa at Tivoli, by Creative crafts festival and Sunday at 7:30 p.m.; matinees Wednesday and Sun­ Music Society, Saturday at 8 p.m. at The Sounding Board, William McDonald, March 13 at 8 p.m. at East Hall, day at 2 p.m. and ^ tu r^ y at 4 p.m. (787-42K) Flrst-St. Paul’s Methodist Church, Farmington Avenue University of Hartford, West Hartford. Fiee. (243-4742) and South Whitney Street, Hartforid. (563-3263) scheduled for UConn • “The Caretaker” by Harold Pinter, through April 20 STORRS — A festival of women’s 8:15 p.m. in Room 38 of the Physics on Stage II at the Long Wharf Theatre, Connecticut Turn­ creative talents in traditional, classic, and Building. She also will be a judge in the pike Exit 46, New Haven. Performances Tuesday through contemporary arts will take place at the 17th annual Wallace Stevens poetry com­ Saturday at 8:15 p.m. and Sunday at 7:15 p.m.; matinees University of Connecticut, and all its petition sponsored by the English depart­ Saturday at 4:15 p.m. and Sunday at 2:15 p.m. (787-4282) regional campuses, Mj|i;'ch 24 to 31. ment. The program is sponsored by the UConn • "Broadway Stoppers Show,” through March 15 at the Women's Center and some 22 UConn Black composer Dorothy Rudd Moore Glastonbury Dinner Theatre, Matty’s Restaurant, 141 Museums. departments, organizations, and affiliated will talk about Nadia Boulanger March 25 New London Turnpike, Glastonbury. Performances groups. at 3 p.m, in Von der Mehden Recital Hall, Friday and Saturday; buffet at 6 p.m. and curtdin at 8:30 io Donee. • Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford. Tuesday. Some of the more than 30 events at the and then will discuss “The Experience of Richard Dana Louise Reynolds Robert Claire Ackerman p.m. (633-4648) Wednesday and Friday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Thursday, 11 Storrs campus will be receptions, lec­ a Black Woman Composer” at 6:30.that • “Man of La Mancha,” a musical, through April 6 at • The Paul Taylor Dance Company, presented by The a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 11 a m. to 5 p.m tures, films, poetry readings, exhibits, ar­ evening in the same place. The latter talk the Coachlight Dinner 'ITieatre, East Windsor. Perfor­ Hartford Ballet, March 11 to 13 at 8 p.m. at Bushnell (247-9111) tistic demonstrations, entertainments, will be in conjunction with the “ Black mances nightly except Monday. (522-1266). Memorial Hall, Hartford. (246-6807) • New Britain Museum of American Art, New Britain. musicl recitals, and dramatic presen­ Experience in the Arts” class. Manchester thespians in show • “Bread and Roses,” the spring performances of the Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Wednesday, tations. On March 26, Lynn Edwards, co-founder • "Private Lives” by Noel Coward, through March 16 Saint Joseph College “Dancegroup,” March 13 at 7:30 noon to 5 p.m. (229-0275) Among the distinguished female artists of th<^'W5sTTr&ld tSchool for Early MANCHESTER — When the curtain rises Richard Dana, of 173 Spruce St., is producer Spontaneity and informality are the primary at the Hartman Theatre Company, Stamford Center for Coming to Bushnell p.m. at McDonough Hall, Saint Joseph College, West • Children’s Museum of Hartford, West Hartford visiting the Storrs campus during the Keyboard'^udies, will present an organ for "A Night of Improvisation — Fourth of “Improv” and will appear in the show. He characteristics of this improvised variety the Arts, Stamford. Performances Tuesday through Hartford. Free. (232-4571) Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m,; Sunday, 1 to week will be poet Denise Levertov, who recital at noon in St. Mark’s Chapel, and Edition” at Manchester Community College also appeared in the first three performances show. Ideas for the acting situations come Thursday at 8 p.m.; Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m.; The internationally acclaimed Paul Taylor 5 p.m. (236-2961) will read some of her poetry March 24, at film producer Perry Miller Adato will next Friday and Saturday, March 7 and 8, of “Improv.” As director of theater at MCC, from the performers themselves. The best Sunday at 7:30 p.m.; matinee March 8 at 4 p.m. and Dance Company will perform March 11, 12 • Mystic'Seaport Museum, Mystic. Hours daily 9 a m. show and discuss “Alice Neel — Collector three Manchester residents will be among the he is conducting rehearsals for “ Death of a ideas are developed and polished, resulting in March 16 at 2 p.m. (323-2131) to 5 p.m. (536-2631) of Souls" at 6:30 p.m. in Room 227 of the Salesman” which will be presented at MCC fresh and imaginative vignettes from and 13 at Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford, Opera to note thespians who will appear. • “Ubu Rex” by Alfred Jarry, through March 19 at the • 'Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven. Tuesday Fine Arts Center. from April 23 through 26. everyday situations. Performances of a given sponsored by the Hartford Ballet. Perfor­ Claire Ackerman, of 32 Keeney St., besides Yale Repertory Theatre, 222 York St., New Haven, Call through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursday, 6 to 9 Also that day, Wendy Wasserstein, Louis Reynolds Robert, of 23 Henry St,, has vignette will be slightly different, because mances are scheduled for 8 p.m. For infor­ being an actress is a talented painter. She has for performance schedule. (436-1600) p.m.; Sunday, 2 to 5 p.m. (436-0574) trio of ‘firsts’ author of the play “Uncommon Women attended six Drama Workshop courses at none of the actors’ lines is writtend own. HARTFORD — The Connecticut Opera performed in all three previous “Improv” mation and resemation , call the Bushnell • Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, Tuesday and Others,” will discuss “Women shows at MCC, and recently played a lead role MCC, Her stage appearances include roles in Curtain time is 8 p.m. For information about • “Man of La Mancha,” presented by the University 7 will celebrate a trio of “ firsts” with its box office at 246-6807. through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday. 2 to 5 p.m. Playwrights: Is There a Female “Look Homeward Angel,” with the Tri-Town tickets, call 646-4900, extension 258. Players, today and Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 performances of “The Merry Widow” on in “Ramshackle Inn” at the college. Cinema. (432-4594) Esthetic?” in the Fine Arts Center Studio Plavers and “Ramshackle In” at MCC. p.m. at the Lincoln Theater, University of Hartford, West • Old State House, Hartford. Monday through Satur­ March 7, 8 and 10. Theater beginning at 3:30 p.m. She also Hartford. (243-4349) • "On the Town” with Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly, day, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m .; Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. (522-6766) Most notable of the observances will be will be on hand for discussion following a • "Love for LOve,” a comical love story, presented by March 12 at 7 p.m. at Whiton Memorial Library, 85 N. • Butler-McCook Homestead. Hartford. TuedJsday, the return of internationally acclaimed production of “Comings & Goings” by soprano Anna Moffo for her fifth the Central Drama Club, today and Saturday at 8 p.m. at Main St., Manchester. Free. Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, noon to 4 p.m. (247-8§96) Megan Terry in the Mobius Theater that TV Tonight - Films. the Central Connecticut State College Theatre, New Bri­ • Farmington Museum, Farmington. Friday through • "Journey from Berlin” by Yvonne Rainer, tonight at appearance with the Connecticut Opera evening, starting at 8 p.m. and her debut in hhe title role of “The COAL MINER’S DAUGHTER (PG) — Sliiy Spacek, Tommy Lc« JoDei. tain. (827-7398) 8:30 at Real Art Ways. 197 Asylum St., Hartford. (525- Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m. (677-9222) Joyce Chopra, an award-winning (Mosfcsl blozraphy) This is Loretta Lynn's story, from her autobiography, • “A Night of Improvisation,” today and Saturday at 8 Merry Widow.” 5521) • Slater Memorial Museum, Norwich. Monday through documentary film-maker, will discuss her 6:00 and it makes a dandy movie — part drama, part romance, part country p.m. at the main campus auditorium, Manchester Com­ The most celebratory of events is the m C D O S I N a w * music festival. Best is the beginning, with a realistic look at the tawdry • "The Informer,” Saturday at 3 p.m. at the Hartford Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m, recent work, and show two half-hour films QDI Lava Lucy third scheduled performance of Franz lives of backwoods Kentucky coal miners. Sissy Spacek — who does her munity College, Manchester. (646-4900) Music. Public Library Auditorium, 500 Main St., Hartford. Free. (887-2506) in conjunction with the “Women in Film” (SJokar’iWild own singing — Is superb and so is Jones as her loyal, suffering husband. STtMOddCoupla • “'The Alchemist,” a satire on human greed and (525-9121) • Mark Twain Memorial, Hartford. Tuesday through Lehar's perennially popular operetta, class in Room 223 Arjona Building, star­ GRADE: A-. sung in English, which represents the 9 Straata Of San Frandaco gullibility, through April 5 at the Hole in the Wall • “The Merry Widow,” presented by the Connecticut • “The (Juiet Man” with John Wayne, tonight at 7 and 9 Saturday, 9:30 a m. to 4 p.m.; Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m. (247- ting at 2 p.m. March 27, SS 3-2-1 Contact LAST MARRIED COUPLE IN AMERICA. THE (R) - George Segal, Theatre, 121 Smalley St., New Britain. Performances Opera Association, today, Saturday and March 10 at at Auerbach Auditorium, University of Hartford, West 0998) most performances of a Connecticut On March 30, Truda Kaschmann, direc­ Opera production in the company's 38- 6:30 .Vatalle Wood, Valerie Harper. (Comedy) This is meant to be an incisive, Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. (223-9500) Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford. (527-0713) Hartford. Free. • Peabody Museum of Natural History, New Haven. tor of the Hartford Conservatory Modern ^ Card Bumalt And Frtand* witty look at today's marital relationships - or lack of them — but it's • “Inherit the Wind,” presented by the theater arts • The Clancy Brothers and Robbie O’Connell, with Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday, 1 to 5 year history. The 1979-80 season also ( £ Tic Tac Dough heaped on with such a heavy band that the laughs are buried. The writers • Atheneum Cinema, Wadsworth Atheneum, 600 Main Dance Ensemble, will present master l a I S (S NBC Navn ■jeem to think it is automatically funny to have people say dirty words. It program, today and Saturday aftid March 13 to 15 at 8 p.m. special guests The Morgans, March 11 at 5:30 p.m. at the p.m. (432-4478) shattered all existing attendance records. classes for dancers, a children's dance St., Hartford. (525-1439) The most unusual event being marked SSSOvarEaay isn't. GRADE: C and March 16 at 2 p.m. at the Goodwin Theatre, Austin Exhibition Hall, Hartford C;ivic Center, Hartford. (728- • Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford. Monday program, and a program of S Bob Natvharl • Burnside Cine I and II, 580 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ on this occasion will involve awarding a AMERICAN GIGOLO (R) — Richard Gere, Lauren Hutton. (Drama) A Arts Center, Trinity (College, Hartford. (527-8062) 8080) through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (236-5621) choreographed and improvised dance 6:55 "tigh-class male prostitute in sunny Southern California is framed for a • “Mark Twain Sketches,” presented by (Chamber • David Gibson, cellist, is a program of 18th and 20th ford. (528-3333) • Hitchcock Museum, Rjverton. Saturday, 10 a m. to 5 fur coat with a retail value of $3,500 to a works by members of her ensemble. It SI Novft -nurder he didn't commit. Or did he? No one seems to know, even after the • Cinema One, 1022 Main St., East Hartford. (528-2210) movie is over. Vague, slow and hollow. Caution: adult subject matter, Repertory Theatre of Boston, tonight at 8 at Lyman century music, Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at Real Art Ways, p.m. (379-1003) 1980-81 subscriber, as an inducement to 7:00 begins at 1 p.m. in the Student Union nudity and gutter language. GRADE: C-rainus Auditorium, Southern Connecticut State College, New 197 Asylum St., Hartford. (525-5521) • Cinestudio Theater, Trinity College, Summit Street, opera goers to subscribe early to the 1980- (D C B S N aw t • Lutz Junior Museum. Manchester. Daily, except Ballroom. • Nancy Curran, harpsichorist, in a Hartford Conser­ Hartford. (527-3811) 81 season, which will feature “Carmen,” (B a M * A * 8 * H Haven. (397-4435) Monday, 2 to 5 p.m. (643-0949) A full schedule of events at Storrs and (ESIABCNawt CHAPTER TWO (PG) — Marsha Mason, James Caan. Romantic • “Butley” by Simon Gray, performed by Oiip vatory faculty recital, Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Auerbach • East Hartford Drive-In Theatre, C3iapel Road. South October 23 and 25,1980, “Tosca,” January (3) Faoa Tha Mutic Comedy/Drama. Neil Simon's play, somewhat autobiographical, about a • Cheney Homestead, Manchester. Thursday and Sun­ the regional campuses will be available widower who finds a new love but has problems laying to rest his late Phillips, today and Saturday at 8 p.m. at the '92 Tlieater, Science Auditorium, Hartford College for Women, Hart­ Windsor. (528-7448) 29 and 31, 1981, “Macbeth," April 2 and 4, a s FacUval Of Fahh day, 1 to 5 p.m. (643-5588) from the UConn Women’s Center, Box U- a PopI Qoaa Tha Country wife's memory. It sounds somber but it isn't. It has some very funny Center for the Arts, Wesleyan University, Middletown. ford. Free. (246-2588) • East Windsor Drive-In Theatre, Route 5, East Wind­ 1981, and ' Porgv and Bess,' May 14 and .noments, as well as some that will touch your heart. Lovingly acted, 181, Storrs 06268, or by calling 486-3970. a N o m (347-9411, extension 807) • Guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli and his quartet, presented sor. (623-3079) a 6S Dick Cavatt directed and produced. GRADE: B M 16, 1981, a Nawlywad Qama • “Mother Courage and Her Children" by Bertolt by the Hartford Jazz Society, Sunday from 7 to 10 p.m. at • Manchester Drive-In Theatre, Route 6, Bolton. (649- ELECTRIC HORSEMAN, THE (PG) - Robert Redford, Jane Fonda. Brecht, today through Sunday at 8 p.m. at the Center for the Sheraton Tobacco Valley Inn, Windsor. (242-8688) 6000) 7:2 « .(Romantic drama) A textbook case of much ado about nothing, this is a To List Events aDdfyNumbara the Arts Theater, Wesleyan University, Middletown. • “Electronic and Other Music,” with guest of honor • Poor Richard's Pub and Cinema, 467 Main St., East Vast variety of bargains lavish and loving production, nicely acted, artistically photographed, with To list events in The Herald’s Weekend events 7:30 great stunts — all tacked on to a flimsy, wispy story A famous cowboy (347-9411, extension 807) Daniel Pinkham, presented by the Hartt School of Music, Hartford. (569-1622) (3) P.M. Magazina befriends a horse. And a female TV reporter tJane Fonda plays It again) • “Jack and the Beanstalk,” presented by the Glad Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at Center Church, Hartford. Free. • Showcase Cinemas, 938 Silver Lane, East Hartford. calendar, submit them by Monday at noon to Enter­ ® All In Tha Family tags along. GRADE: B Rags Puppet Theatre, Saturday at 2 p.m. at Webster Hill (243-4422) (568-8810) tainment Editor, Evening Herald, P.O. Box 591, highlight CPTV auction (X) Family Faud CD Dating Qam a FOti, THE (R) — Adrienne Barbeau. Hal Holbrook, Janet Leigh. School Auditorium, West Hartford. (236-3231) • The Philharmonia Orchestra of Yale, with Oscar • U.A. Theatres East, 308 Broad St., Manchester Shop­ Manchester, CT 06040. HARTFORD — Have you ever con­ the pinball machine. a Naahvllla Mualc (Terror) This is John Carpenter's follow-up to his scary, successful • “Women I Have Known,” a one-woman show by Shumsky, conductor, tonight at 8 at Woolsey Hall, Yale ping Parkade, Manchester. (649-5491) sidered buying a pinball machine? How Seventy-five people were able to enjoy SM*A*S‘H “The Wizard of Oz’ returns to television tonight in a "Halloween " It's another spooky one. an old-fashioned ghost story, with Tullis ^ssions, Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Marlborough University, New Haven. (436-1971) • Vernon Cine 1 & 2, 57 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon. A the successful Auction bid of Dr. Dennis a a MacNaN / Lahrar Raport the crew of a ship that was treacherously sunk coming back to avenge about a ride in the WTIC helicopter, or a a a Tic Tac Dough special movie presentation starting at 8 on CBS-TV, their deaths, in a manner most foul. A lot of red herrings, but some of it Tavern, Marlborough. (295-0443) • The ^uthern Connecticut State College Orchestra, (849-9333) mini banquet for ten? Perhaps satin' Pepe, They attended a lawn party at his S M a u d a Channel 3 in Hartford. will scare the jeans off you. GRADE: B-pIui (If you like the type). The first Pulitzer Prize for sleepwear, a Tiffany glass jewel box, or Glastonbury home that featured a perfor­ editorial cartooning was 8:00 awarded to Rolin Kirby of the mance by the New England String (3) Tha Wizard Of Oz a a a Tonight a Movie "Bugles In The After­ HERO AT LARGE (PG) - John Ritter, Anne Archer. (Romantic Come­ an antigue gold bracelet is more your dy) This is almost a fairy tale, in its simplistic plot (actor is hired to play Museum New York World in 1922. Quartet. CD Croaa-WIta a Panniss From Heaven noon" (1952) Ray Milland, Hele­ style. (I) a Movla "On Her Ma|esty's SD Austin City Limits na Carter. comic book hero, begins to think and act like that hero) and its everybody- Do you know how to mix a pink lives-happily-ever-after attitude. It is pleasant, but it's all too sticky sweet donation Casting planned If your TV had been tuned to Connec­ Secret Service" (1969) George 11:45 1:10 and goody good — but maybe that's the way it should be with fairy tales, ticut Public Television last spring, you elephant, a golden Cadillac or Italian Lazenby. Diana RIgg. Secret (D a Charlie's Angels (I) Return Of The Saint A donation of $5(X) agent James Bond Investigates a GRADE: B. would have seen these items and some 2,- fascination? Martin Bryant of West Hart­ to the Bradley Air lyiriTiiin • biological warfare plot being 12:00 1:55 by Little Theatre 000 others auctioned off at bargain prices ford successfully bid on a ten-week mapped out by an old enemy at (D Tha Avengers (B News KRAMER VS. KRAMER (PG) - Dustin Hoffman. Meryl Streep. (B Movie "G od's Little Acre" Museum has been on the Great CPTV Auction. bartending course at the 1979 CPTV Auc­ a mountaintop stronghold In the 2:00 (Drama) A faithful adaptation of Avery Corman's novel, this is basically Swiss Alps. (R) (1958) Robert Ryan. Aldo Ray. the story of a court battle over custody of a young boy, and what went presented by Ye With items selling for an average of 67 tion, and now he can mix all three exotic 0® Dr, ScoU On Hebrews d Joe Franklin before and came after that battle. No villains here, merely human beings MANCHESTER — Open castings will be held by the 3 ) Naw York Raport a Pennies From Heaven Connecticut Gun percent of value, most everyone was drinks at the same time. S S a Movla "Brave New. 12:30 with flaws. Magnificent performances, including one by a great new child Little Theare of Manchester Tuesday, Thursday and Imagine yourself at a classy restaurant World" (Premiere) Keir Oultea, CD Lite And Times Of Eddie Rob­ 2:20 actor, Justin Henry. But it does have a tendency to poke along in spots. Guild Inc. From Friday at 8 p.m. at the Theatre Workshop, 22 Oak St. for assured a bargain. d News GRADE: A-. Bud Cort. Based on the novel by erts Steve Jaegei of West Hartford bought ordering anything on the menu with no Aldous Huxley. A young man liv­ left, Harvey H. Lip- the Neil Simon comedy hit, "California Suite.” a Pledge Break 2:30 The play, which consists of four individual playlets has thought given to cost. Last year Anthony ing In a rigidly conlrolM society a Dave Allen a Movie "Bird Of Paradise" qUADROPHENIA (R) - Phil Daniels, Leslie Ash. (6rama) Teen aliena- pincott, Hebron, Colello of Plantsville made his contribu­ 600 years In the future guestlons (1951) Debra Paget. Louis Jour- Uon in mid-'60s British mod garb, but a good treatment o( an old and a cast of five men and six women. All of the characters his existence when he meets a 12:45 troubling theme. Taking ita cue from a powerful concept and score by the founding president Q. tion to public television by bidding on a a Pennies From Heaven dan. are aged 35 to 45. All roles are open for casting at this young savage and a free thinking a Movie "Deputy Marshal" Who, the film portrays a youth wrestling with his sense of identity. Cast of the Connecticut MARRIED Jazz society dinner for two at the Cabin Restaurant in individual, 12:55 (1950) Jon Hall, Frances Lang­ and crew of relative unknowns turn In a movie which is exciting, turbulent, time. a P aopla'i Caucus yet touching, GRADE: A-miou. Aeronatuical Meriden. He and his wife enjoyed lobster d ) Star Trek ford. Rehearsals for the first area presentation of "Califor­ 1. B O ST O N H E R A LD and filet mignon with strawberry short­ a O u n s m o k a a Movie "All In A Night's Historical Associa­ nia Suite” will begin on March 24, and the play will be cf^UPLE AHERKAN: S W ashington Weak In Review 3:00 'O n« of the toufhett priton Hlmt ans concert Work" (1961) Dean Martin, Shir­ THIRTY-NINE STEPS. THE (PG) — Robert Powell, David Warner, 7:90 p> cake for dessert and Asti Spumanti to d ) Movie "Stanley And Living­ presented at East Catholic High School Auditorium on ever medc. The boxinf sequerKet 8:30 ley M aclaine Karen Do trice, John Mills. Spy Thriller. This is the third remake of the tion, operators of MO HARTFORD - The Hartford Jazz drink. And they left without having to pay stone" (1939) Spencer Tracy, May 9, 10, 16 and 17. make Rock|r‘ look like patty-cake. (SMarvOrttfln 1:00 Richard Greene. story (earlier ones were in '35 and ’59) and maybe the new generation th e museum; patty-cakcT Society will present guitarist, Bucky Piz- the bill! ( S NBA Baskatball d l Movie "Body And Soul" won't remember the first two. If not, they’ll be satisfied, because it's a Members of the casting committee include the direc­ ______T H E ' S ’ T ( zarelli, and his quartet, featuring John These are only examples of the many araWsUStroatWaak (1947) John Garfield, Lilli Palmer, 3:14 weil-told tale (much different from the earlier ones) about pre-World War George A. Clyde, tor, David Curran; the stage manager, Lynn Geer and d ) Rat Patrol 1 spying. A little slow in spots, but nice humorous touches. GRAD& B 2 ELECTRIC^ Pizzarelli Jr., on second guitar, Tony items donated last year to CPTV and auc­ 9:M a C3 a Midnight Special Glastonbury, Gretchen Wiedie, David Newirth and Ciarol Schofield. IPENITENTIARY Monte, piano; and Ron Naspo, bass, on a Washington Wsak In Review (FMm gndiog: A — $up0ft; B — good; C — avr»g9; D — poor, rH O R S E M A N i tioned off during the nine-day Auction to a Hogan’s Heroes f^awfu!) association presi­ Little Theatre is a non-profit organization which has a Sunday, 7 to 10 p.m. at the Sheraton help raise money to support noncommer­ a Movie "Mother Wore dent; Theodore W. membership open to any area resident. Individuals in­ Tobacco Valley Inn, Windsor. cial television in Connecticut. Other Tights" (1947) Betty Grabte, Dan Roukas, Springfield, terested in working on the production or business aspects A 30-year veteran, Pizzarelli has been Dailey. Partners of a successful l\ viewers bought paintings, antiques, vaudeville team marry and have ★ DAVIS FAMILY ★ Mass. Gun Guild of the play; as well as those interested in trying out are Somebody associated with such jazz greats as Benny appliances, tools, furniture, clothing, children. (2 hrs., 30 min.) welcome to attend the open casting. Actors should have OPEN 11 AM-9 PM you U A t b r in g w i n i Q .R A Q 7 loves Emily... Goodman. Zoot Sims, Joe Venuti, Benny childre’s toys and vacation trips. One 9:30 MON,-SAT OR SPIRITS IF DtSIRCD aJ'T aJ I president and L.G. had previous experience. Anyone wishing more informa­ I Carter and the late guitarist George fearless viewer purchased a parachute. a Movie "Mother Wore ------WEEKLY SPECIALS------WE’UMAKE Eklund, Vernon, tion may contact Kendra Adams, membership chairman, too much Tights " (1947) Betty Grable, Dan Barnes. This year the Great CPTV Auction will IRISH BAKED FlSH-NtWBURG SAUCt ...... $3.99 guild’s public 13 Farmington St. (649-8092. Dailey. Partners of a successful IRISH SWORDIISH ...... $5.99 He is an easy swinging, attractive be broadcast live over CPTV’s five vaudeville team marry and have I CRABMIAT SAUTE OR NtWBURG STYLE...... $6.99 YOUR DAY. relations chairman. ol Manchoitor guitatist whose roots go back to Charlie channels from April 11 to April 19. For the children, “All You Can Eat" a NHL Hockey BARED RAINBOW TROUT ...... $5.29 preaentt INDOW: Christian and Django Reinhardt. ' adventurous there will be a jaccuzzi, a • ALL ABOVE SERVED WITH POTATO » SALAD • 10:00 PANCAKE BREAKFAST Tickets may be purchased at G.Fox’s steer, T-shirt signed by the Incredible COMPLETE MENU FEATURING USDA BEEF, FRESH SEAFOOD & downtown Hartford box office and most (D Tha Dukoa Of Hazzard March 5th thru 8th Hulk, or even a truckload of manure. ( £ Naws ITAt IAN SPECIALTIES G&S group seeking patrons SUNDAY, MARCH 0, 1980 WINNER OF 6 music stores, or may be purchased at the More conventional buyers may prefer to 11:00 CALDOR PLAZA > MANCHESTER > EXIT 93 OFF 1-86 0 A.M. TO 2 P.M. ACADEMY door the night of the concert. For informa­ The play will be presented April 11, 1AWARDS bid on a burglar alarm system, eye (3 )9 ) B l a a News MANCHESTER - The Manchester the four performances, preferred at tha ARMY AND NAVY CLUB tion call 242-6688 glasses, flowering trees, an auto paint job CBM*A"8*H Gilbert and Sullivan Players have 12, 18'and 19. The patron’s subscrip­ seating and a listing in the program. ( £ Benny Hill tion is more important than ever this 1090 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER, CT. or a guitar. aTMIIghtZona begun their annual patron drive, ac­ A $25 subscription provides four ST8VDER D/WIO LEANS year because all contributions above tickets in addition to the preferred SPONSORED BY RLM 11:30 cording to vice president Rita the ticket price of $5 will be matched seating and a listing in the program. (3) Adam-12 Ken way. The players will celebrate DOCTOR (SK ojok LASTRADAWESTRESTMIRAliT , . s » . by funds from the Hartford Arts (E a ih a Iron Crisis: Amartca their 33rd year of performance with a MANCHESTER LIONS CLUB Z H ilA G O ,v Ciouncil. Anyone interested in becoming a MARCH 9TH m *AMavi$«n wi« hi **0Clk9a ^ 7 Hold Hostage Rtisaiadih'u Unitid Arliilt ( S Dave Altsn lENTON SPECIALS produhtion of Cole Porter’s timeless A $15 subscription provides two new patron should contact Sandra FIANO’S musical, “Kiss Me Kate.” Cleary 875-0376. ADULT $2.00 CHILD 12 and undar $1.00 FRI. 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John Anderson “It’s a very testy situation trying to (R-Ill.) scored near upsets in "I don’t care if you’re playing ment. Penders, and his wife, Joan, list of fire department officers for a Board of Education informational approval. The list had two new dev^op one.” Massachusetts and Vermont, the checkers against one of your kids. have three sons, Jimmy, 8, Robbie, meeting recently. Fleming was 6, and Mikey, 3. position of district chiefs, making a By reporting to the board members talk among these residents was You want to win,” East Catholic Gottlieb On the way home Tuesday from that' a Democrats For Anderson Basketball Coach Jim Penders total of 12 chiefs. McCarthy’s com­ Earl Yost the difficulty of finding an aptitude voting in the primary for seats in Committee should be formed in stated prior to Wednesday night’s Vernon Town Councilman James ment— "There are too many chiefs unusual way test for language arts students. He the Democratic Town Committee, town. clash against Crosby High of McCarthy, couldn’t pass up quoting and no Indians.” Sports Editor recorded NEW YORK (UPI) - Has Tom one,” Davis said. “But they wouldn’t shot with three seconds remaining to top serve let us salt it away early. They grandchildren. Davis just invented the most unusual give the Ragin' Cajuns a 20-8 record , method ever for preparing for a big weren’t going to let us whip them. and a second-round game Monday in The funeral is Saturday at 8:30 We had a little more experience.” a.m. from the Glastonbury Funeral Open competition'to determine the entered the employ of Connecticut game? Austin against the University of Surplus funds Steve Wright finished the game Texas. Obituaries Mutual in Hartford in the data Davis, the Boston College coach, Home, 450 New London Turnpike, fastest serves which was a sidelight with 27 points while Arturo Brown processsing department. The spent,the night before his NIT match Wayne Julien scored 23 points to Glastonbury, followed by a mass of of the fourth annual Manchester added 12 for BU and Glenn Censor 10. Felix (Phil) Tangarone Glastonbury native is a graduate of against Boston University inter­ lead all scorers and Andrew Toney Christian burial at 9:30 a.m. at St. Memorial Hospital Professional In­ Rich Shrigley tossed in 17 for BC Cornell and a former pro at the Neip- viewing for the coaching position at. added 21 before fouling out with 44 MANCHESTER - Felix (Phil) Paul’s Church. Burial will be in St. vitational Tennis Tournament last while Mike Bennett added 15, captain Tangarone, 70, of 29 Harvard Rd., Augustine’s Cemetery, South surprise board weekend in Manchester proved to be sic Racquet Club which numbers Duke. You can’t knock his strategy, seconds remaining. Rainey finished Jim Sweeney 12 and Vin Caraher 10. many Manchester players among its since BC scored a 95-74 victory to with 12 points, UAB closed its season formerly of New Britain, died this Glastonbury. very competitive. In other first-round games, The CMI Speed Gun was provided membership...Hilary Demarest rates enter the second round against with an 18-12 mark. morning at the Manchester Friends may call at the funeral hllANCHESTER—The Commission resume and the commission would be Michigan defeated Nebraska 76-69, a red rose for the excellent poster Virginia at Charlottesville, Va. I'TEP ,58, Wirliilu Sliilc .56 Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ home tonight from 7 to 9. Memorial on Children and Youth has more than gaining a skilled staffperson. by company representative Phil Southwestern Louisiana nipped band of Ethel (Mohr) Tangarone. contributions may be made to the $2,000 left over from previous teen The commission had suffered from Taylor. It’s the same type radar gun she made which featured photos of "They have an interest in me, but I Sophomore center Terry White Mr. Tangarone was born in New American Cancer Society, 670 groups to use to sponsor events, ac­ a lack of funds for mailing costs and which was set up and used during the the pros who took part in the don't know how much,” Davis said. scored 18 points, including two Britain May 18. 1909 and had been a Prospect Ave., Hartford. cording to Mel Siebold, recreation the resignation of their town- recent Winter Olympic Games at Manchester Memorial Hospital Ten­ “The job is worth looking at, it’s - NIT - deciding free throws with 19 seconds resident of Manchester for 40 years. department director. employed staffperson. The news of Lake Placid, N.Y. nis Open...Tom Rodden, tennis coach something good to look into. But a Alabama-Birmingham 74-72, Texas left, to send UTEP, 20-7, into a He was a veteran of World War II Rose S. Burns At a Wednesday meeting of thd the funds available to them should In the open competition for at Manchester Community College, decision won't be made until the El-Paso nipped Wichita State 58-56, second-round game at Ann Arbor, serving in the U.S. Army. Before ROCKVILLE — Rose (Steppe) commission, held informally because decrease the problems, Mary Sears, professionals. Bob Garfield, an unat­ can hardly wait for the season to season is completed.” Mississippi edged Grambling 76-74, Mich. Wichita State, winless in five retiring eight years ago, he was Burns, 83, wife of Thomas J. Burns of a quorum was not present, Seibold commission secretary, said. tached pro hailing from Windsor, start. He’ll have two better than If Davis needs a reference, he can and Duquesne dropped Pitt 65-63. NIT appearances, finished at 17-12. employed as manager of Branch Of­ 4 Spruce St., died March 6 at a local surprised the members by telling Another problem the commission was tops with’a serve that registered average players in Doug Leonard and use Rick Pitino, the Boston Universi­ Mirlii^un 76, Nt-liraHka 69 Cliff Levingston led the Shockers fice Services for the Phoenix Mutual convalescent home. them there is $2,000 in a savings ac­ had faced was a lack of direction. 107 miles per hour. Randy St.Jean... Connecticut Transit ty coach who could only watch Coach John Orr of Michigan with 24 points. Life Insurance Company, and had Born in Rockville, she had been a count and $168 in a checking account Seibold suggested the commission Among non-pros, Scotty Gottlieb, will run shuttle busses all weekend helplessly. expressed relief that the first NIT MissiHHippi 76, Grumbling' 71 worked for the company for 43 years. lifelong resident. Before her retire­ for their use. take as its primary task determining 18, former Manchester High ace and from Burr’s Corners (Caldor Shop­ ■‘They were a better team than we game was out of the way. Freshman Carlos Clark hit a 17- He was a member of the Center ment, she had been employed by The group agreed to use some of what the youth in town want to do. He current standout at Kingswood, had ping Plaza) to the Civic Center for were,” said Pitino. "The reason they ‘It's always good to get that first foot jump shot with one second left Congregational Church and worked Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Group of the funds for a dance this school year said the Recreation Department had his serve register 103 mph on the the Aetna World Cup matches star­ shot so well (60 percent) was that our game under your belt,” Orr said, and Ole Miss, 17-12 after making its on financing in the church office United Technologies Corp., East for the high school level. It was un­ scheduled some events that "had Speed Gun at the ting tonight at 6 o’clock. defense let them. He outcoached me. happy to look forward to Monday first postseason tournament since retiring. He was a member of Hartford. clear whether the dance would be fallen flat” and that the youth com­ local Racquet Club. But their program is five years night's second-round game against appearance, advanced to a second- Manchester Lodge of Masons. He Other survivors are a son, Thomas held at the Nike Site or in a school mission’s direction could help avoid a Second best was ahead of ours,” Texas El Paso. round matchup against Minnesota on was also serving as a selectman for N. Burns of Vernon; a daughter, Mrs. gym, and the type of music was also repeat of this. big Bobby Coons, Contributing pro Sophomore guard Dwan Chandler "Nebraska has a different style of Monday. Clark's winning shot offset the Town of Manchester and was a Herbert (Arlene) Spiller of Far­ not determined. Aside from expressing interest in 17, of Glastonbury, Good looking Rich Bray was led the BC scoring with 24 points, 12 play than we do, " Orr said. "Our se­ a furious comeback by Grambling. former member of the Hartford mington; five grandchildren and nine The commission also learned that dances and reviving the old Teen whose best serve selected as the most popular pro ten­ in the last 6:17. Four others totaled in cond team did a good job. At times 22-8, which overcame a 20-point Chorale Club. great-grandchildren. the general manager had approved Center, the commission members was recorded at 102 nis player in last week’s play at the double figures as the Eagles took the we were brilliant.” deficit in the second half Besides his wife, he is survived by The funeral is Saturday at 10:15 paying a high school student a flat said a roller skating rink would be m ph. D uring a Racquet Club but the visiting pro who lead for good with a 17-2 surge Junior forward Mike McGee led llii(|iii'Nnr 6.5. Pill 6.'{ one son, Guy F. Tangarone of New a.m. from the Burke-Portin Funeral rate of $10 per meeting to take helpful. They suggested that Seibold practice serve, contributed the most was Ted Hoehn. midway through the first half. four Michigan scorers in double Senior guard B.B. Flenory made Hartford, and one daughter, Mrs. Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, minutes and distribute them. The loolt into the newly vacated privately Coons' booming The latter, who said he was playing BU kept close in the second half figures with 25 points. Junior guard lO-of-12 free throws in the second Elizabeth Kolehmainen of Athens, with a mass at 11 a.m. at St. Ber­ student would be a member of owned buildings on Broad Street as serve was clocked Gottlieb tennis for the 31st year, conducted and a 12-0 run after a timeout cut the Johnny John.son added 19 and junior half, three in the final minute to Greece; four brothers, Salvatore nard’s Church. Burial will be in Special masses Manchester High School’s possible sites, since these areas have at 107 mph. Coons is a younger the free clinic on Sunday which was deficit to 64-62 with 10 minutes left. center Paul Heuerman chipped in enable the Dukes to move to a Tangarone of New Britain, Thomas Grove Hill Cemetery. Cooperative Occupation Education plenty of parking and fast food out­ brother of popular Oakwood pro, Phil well received. For a 38-year-old, ten­ BC regrouped, reeling off three with 17 to help Michigan lift its second-round game against St Tangarone of Newington, Robert Friends may call at the funeral The Rev. Bede Ferrera displays cards and letters to be sent Program. Thus, the student would be lets are near by. Coons. nis has played a major part in his straight baskets, and then closed the record to 16-12 and end Nebraska's Peter's. Duquesne raised its record Tangarone of Rocky Hill, and home tonight from 7 to 9.-Memorial to the U.S. hostages in Iran, written by parishioners of St. gaining a job skill for use on her Taylor, CMI regional manager, life. He got his start watching his final 7:52 with a 2512 run. season at 18-13. to 18-9 and Pitt, which received 14 Theodore Tangarone of Hartford, contributions may be made to a Mary’s Catholic Church in Lynn, Mass. Father Ferrera is con­ said the Speed Gun used in the local father’s Dartmouth College teams "We played an outstanding game, I I SI. 71. TAB 72 points from Sammie Ellis, ended its suspected we would have a good season at 17-12. and one sister, Mrs. Edward Fischer charity of the donor's choice. ducting nine days of special masses for the hostages. The competition is also used by the play, the elder Hoehn coaching tennis Dion Rainey hit an 18-foot jump of Hartford: and four grandchildren. Connecticut State Police and the and squash for 25 years at the Ivy A memorial service will be held William F. Beck special T-shirt the father is wearing was given to him by February jobless rate Washington Redskins in the National .League school...”! like tennis today Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Center EAST HARTFORD-William F. Alyssia Keough, whose father, William, is one of the hostages. Football League. . as much as T did when I first Congregational Church. Burial will Beck, 38, of 15 Moore Ave. died (UPI photo) While Roscoe Tanner is generally started,” he related. The organizer Gorman nervous Thouahts iLENty be at the convenience of the family. Thursday, March 6. Born in Scran­ reflects no increase recognized to have the fastest serve of the New England Tennis Stars There are no calling hours. Holmes ton, Pa., he was a 30 year resident of on the pro tour, the record is 137 mph (NETS) tour four years ago, Hoehn Funeral Home is in charge of East Hartford. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Despite to 7.3 percent later this year, rising credited to Scott Carnahan, a young said the group disbanded when he arrangements. He is survived by two daughters, Energy costs soar widespread predictions that un­ to between 7 and 8 percent in 1981. pro in 1976. could not get enough help, plus before victory Friends wishing to, may make employment will rise this year and The latest figures do not contradict ■Rebecca L. Beck and Lisa A. Beck, guaranteed sponsorship...While a at 2 o'clock. memorial contributions to the next, the nation’s unemployment those predictions, since a rise in un­ youngster, Hoehn teamed with By KARL YO.ST Indian both of East Hartford; his parents, Opening night turnout was es­ Building Renovation Fund of the rate was virtually unchanged in employment usually lags behind an Chip shots Joseph J. and Alice (Knapp) Beck of Charlie Pararell, currently playing S|)orl» Eililor timated at 6.000, less than half the By Center Congregational Church or to East Hartford; a brother, Joseph J. at record pace February, the Labor Department economic slowdown. But they are Attendance at the Racquet Club in the Aetna World Cup, and gained "When I heard Frank Hammond capacity, with about 1,000 left when the American Cancer Society. reported today. one more clue the economy right now future Beck of Glastonbury; and a sister, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Producer OPEC continued to work their way last weekend was disappointing, es­ national doubles ranking... Hoehn say. Serving for the United States of the final doubles point was recorded Len Auster The jobless rate fell from 6^2 per­ is performing better than many Mrs. Genevieve Johnson of East through the U.S. pipeline. pecially on Sunday for the singles and owns and operates tennis camps in America. Tom Gorman.' it sent before midnight. Elizabeth Saunderson prices surged 1.5 percent in February cent in January to 6 percent last economists gloomily had predicted. Hartford. doubles finals. Changes in the format Jeffersonville and Craftsbury Com­ chills down my spine. I was nervous. "It's a thrill to beat Rosewall,” MANCHESTER — Mrs. Elizabeth as energy costs raced ahead at the Home heating oil surged 6.7 per­ month, but analysts said that, with Jobless rates were virtually un­ Funeral services will be held for next year are now in the planning mon, Vt...Five times he competed in My lips were dry, " Gorman said last Gorman added bright Saunderson, 97, formerly of Edger- fastest pace in six years, the govern­ cent, more than triple the January the rounding off of the'numbers, the changed for most categories of Saturday, 9:30 a.m., at the Rose Hill stage. Jack Redmond, Racquet Club the U.S. Open at Forest Hills... night at the Hartford Civic Center The last time the pair met in Hart­ ton Street died Wednesday, March 5 ment reported today. rise, the Labor Department said. change was not ignificant. workers. The February unemploy­ Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky pro, said...Eric Scheiding ended his Harvey Pastel and Carlos Benavides after he scored a 5-7, 6-2, 6-4 win over When the final minutes wound shown prowess on defense. Offen­ at an area convalescent home. She With the exception of food, the cost Over the past year, energy prices The number of unemployed per­ ment rate for adult men was 4.6 per­ ford, in the third World Cup hosted by Hill. Burial will be in Rose Hill job last week as a teaching tennis pro are regulars at Hoehn's camp during Australia's Ken Rosewall in part one Aetna at Trinity in 1974, the then 24- down in the M anchester High- sively he has a good jump shot but was the widow of William Saunder­ of items at the wholesale level have risen by 75.8 percent. sons was 6.3 million in February, cent, adult women 5.7 percent, all Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Friends in Old Saybrook and last Monday the summer months. of the 11th and final Aetna World year-old Seattle pro won in straight Hartford Public State Basketball fails to use it enough If anything, he son. climbed sharpiy across the board, The only bright spot in the report 100,000 fewer than the month before. teen-agers 16.5 percent, whites of all may call at the funeral home today, the Labor Department said in its new concerned food, which fell by 0.5 per­ Cup. sets, 6-4, 6-4. Tournament clash Tuesday evening, doesn't know how good he can be and Born in Ireland on February 27, 7-9 p.m. Economists, including the ad­ ages 5.3 percent, blacks 11.5 percent. infiation survey. cent after an 0.8 percent January Aussie team captain Fred Stolle "I'm always happy to beat a tough four of the five Indians on the underrates his own ability. Maher is 1883, she came to Manchester in 1900. ministration’s economic advisers, Again, the rate for black teen­ an electrifying backcourtster who February’s large rise — which decline. and Roy Emerson squared the point opponent. hardwood were underclassmen. She was a 50-year member of the have widely predicted a slowing of agers was far bigger than any other Missouri Tigers The future is brigl.t. has excellent court vision. His feeds figures to a 19.1 percent compounded standings against the USA when they "The 10 years in our age made the Daughters of Liberty and had served In Memoriam The Producer Price Index for the economy — which some deem to major group, rising from 34.6 per­ rallied to top Dennis Ralston and Juniors Bill Anderson, Alex in the next two years will be as Mistress. annual rate — followed a 1.6 percent finished goods rose to 235.4 last be a recession — will push the jobless cent in January to 37.9 percent in difference,” he added. Actually, the In sad and loving memory of our husba-'d father, price jump in January. Thus, the month. That means goods and ser­ Marty Riessen 4-6, 6-2, 7-6, gaining little Aussie is 11 years Gorman's Britnell and Pat Silver and something to watch. Silver, loo. has She is survived by two nieces and a and grandfather, E^rl A. Carron Sr., who departed rate up by as much as 2 million per­ February. show more poise the tie-breaker, 7-0. sophomore Joe Maher, along with the tools to be good —as he showed grand nephew. this life March 7th, 1979. first two months of 1980 amounted to vices which .co st $100 at the sons during the next two years. The nation’s total employment senior. 'T d like to repeat this win the highest back-to-back increases in wholesale level in 1967 were priced at Tonight, John Newcomb faces when I'm 55 and he’s 65. He’s still a senior Brian Sweeney, finished up towards the end of the current cam­ Private funeral services were held Silently sleeping The Congressional Budget Office remained close to 98 million for the NEW YORK (UPI) - If Missouri No. 17 Weber State 87-86 and Clemson the 1979-80 season for the Silk paign. Injuries curtailed his develop­ Resting at last inflation at the wholesale level since $235.40 last month. Riessen in singles with an exhibition great player. He plays such a reliable this morning at Holmes Funeral predicts a jobless rate of 6.3 percent third consecutive month. Coach Norm Stewart is beaming a All of trials October-November, 1974. edged Utah State 76-73. to follow with Pancho Segura and game. I was fearful that he would Towners. Only the latter graduates, ment early Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. And troubles are past. little more these days, he can’t be "T here isn’t any evidence of I.aiiiur 87, W elu-r Slale 86 Pancho Gonzales meeting Aussies explode, " the handsome former but his absence will be sorely felt The key will be replacing Sweeney, Burial was at East Cemetery. Mem- He silently suffered blamed. His 14th-ranked Tigers are Finding the right person to complete With patience he bore anything getting better,” said Labor Mike Olliver scored 37 points to Rex Hartwig and Frank Sedgman Davis Cupper said. states Tribe sixth-year Coach Doug or „1 contributions may be made to showing more poise than a youthful Till Gods called him home Department economist John Early. lead Lamar. Lamar grabbed a 35-31 with $10,000 to the winner, $7,000 to Currently ranked 52nd in the world, Pearson. the chemistry, the blend which every the Community Baptist Churcii. To suffer no more. team usually does. In a separate report, the Labor Store employees arrested halftime lead and outscored Weber the loser. Gorman showed no signs of a "Brian may not be the finest good quintet has. will be the deter­ “We’ve got probably the youngest Sadly missed by wife. Marjorie; Department said unemployment State 27-14 in the first 10 minutes of The 35 and over gang from the two troublesome back. Off the court, he player we’ve ever had but he does all mining factor Joseph F. Jezouit son. Earl Jr . and grandchildren had been kidnapped and demanded starting lineup of any team in the declined from 6.2 percent in January MANCHESTER-Police arrested home at 216 School St. and stole a the second half to lead 62-45. The Car­ countries will be shooting for a $130,- must wear a brace. the intangibles. He was our heart and GLASTONBURY - Joseph F. $ 10,000. tournament, ” Stewart said Thursday to 6 percent last month. The jobless three more area youths Thursday toolbox valued at $1000 Januarv 10. dinals then went into a delay game 000 pot, $90,000 to the winner and $40,- After losing the first set, Gorman soul," the Manchester leader Jezouit, 74, of 10 Risley Road, died Henderson told police her youngest night, after his starting team of two Hits and pieces On honor roll statistics indicated the overall and charged them in connection with He is scheduled to appear March 24 and held on for the unexpected vic­ 000 to the losing team. credited teammate Charlie Pasarell, sincerely expressed, 'He’ll be very March 5 at Manchester Memorial child was at home but that another, freshmen, two sophomores and a economy has not dipped into the long- a scheme to return stolen merchan­ at East Hartford Superior Court. tory, which put them into the second Play will continue Saturday and subbing for Ralston as sideline hard to replace. He has a heart Joe Erardi has been named varsity MANCHESTER — The name of a in his 20s, could not be contacted at senior — with a little help from a Hospital. Born in Chicago, 111,, he awaited recession, as President dise. . David E. Appleby, 16, of 58 Wells round Saturday against fifth-ranked Sunday afternoon starting each day coach, with a tip that turned the bigger than you can imagine. " assistant soccer coach at Manchester had lived in Glastonbury many years. student was inadvertently dropped home. Police are investigating both junior off the bench — came from Carter predicted it would in his Craig M. Aitken, 16, of 76 Galaxy St. was arrested and charged with Oregon State. Weber State ended its match around, The 6-foot-2 senior co-captain High. He replaces Bill McCarthy, He retired in 1971 as a custodian from the Manchester High School incidents and have notified school behind to defeat San Jose State 61-51. January economic message to Drive was charged with fourth- third-degree larceny after he season with a 26-3 record. “He said I was playing too safe and started the campaign slowly, feeling who takes over the head coaching from the Eastbury School. honor roll which was printed in authorities. The victory moved the Tigers into Congress. degree larceny. allegedly took some items from (.Ii'inson 76, I lah Slulc 7.'1 that I should be more aggressive. It's his way along after being primarily reins from Dick Danielson MikeSai- Survivors are his wife, Mary yesterday’s Herald. She is Karen Police are also investigating a rash Saturday's second round against No. Carter is banking on a mild reces­ Dean J. Tully, 17, of 16 Seymour St. Collector’s Comer, at 487 Main St. Billy W'illiams scored 22 points and great to have a coach on the sideline. jayvee the year before, but then mond continues as jayvee soccer (Skiba) Jezouit; two sons, Alfred J. Wilson, a senior who earned regular was charged with second-degree of automobile vandalisms that oc- 11 Notre Dame. honors. sion to help fight inflation, which He will appear at East Hartford freshman Fred Gilliam hit a pair of He can point out flaws in your caught on fire. He finished as the In­ mentor Jezouit of Manchester and Thomas forgery and third-degree larceny. cured early Thursday morning. "I just wanted the team to play remains the nation’s single biggest Superior Court March 24. foul shots with 42 seconds remaining game,” Gorman noted. dians' second leading scorer with an Former Manchester High standout Jezouit of Ellington; a daughter, Wesley D. Wainright, 17, of 815 Eight operator vehicles were well. They're a young group and I economic headache. Charles Henderson, 38, of 44 to preserve Clemson's victory and Gorman pointed out that “none of 11.3 average, was far and away the Chris Luz. now a sophomori at the Mrs. Arthur (Evelyn) Moses of Tolland Turnpike was charged with reported damaged by owners at wanted them to do a good job this The Labor Department said O’Leary Drive told police he send the Tigers into a second-round us is as fast as in our prime and our top offensive rebounder and did all University of Connecticut, took Bristol; four brothers, Edward and Open house third-degree larceny and conspiracy -various Manchester locations. At wholesale prices of energy items received a phone call at 4:45 p.m. game against No. 12 Brigham Young. reactions are slower. We can still hit the dirty work inside along with runner-up honors in the 150-pound Frank Jezouit, both of Chicopee MANCHESTER — The Square Cir­ to commit forgery, second-degree. Thursday and was told his son had least two had windows broken by Williams hit the final basket of the playing some tough defense class at the New England Wrestling rose last month by 7.5 percent, by far pellets from an air rifle. No arrests • NCAA - hard but we have all lost speed,” the Falls, Mass., Michael Jezouit of cle Club of Manchester Lodge of The tree teens were released on been kidnapped. A ransom was game for the Tigers on a 12-foot 'Andy', 6-foot-5 junior, began the Tournament last weekend . the largest gain since March 1974. tournament. They played hard and 34-year-old winner said. Springfield, Mass., and Frederick Masons will have an open house Mon­ $100 non-surety bonds and are demanded. have been made. jumper from the right baseline to put year thinking he was a guard —or so One hump has been overcome, a Gasoline prices rose 8.3 percent, they got a nice reward with a victory. How did a 34 qualify for a 35 and Jezouit of Chicopee, Mass.; three day from 10 a.m. to noon at the scheduled to appear at East Hartford Police investigated and found Broken windows at Adams In­ Clemson on top for good 73-71 with it appeared. As the season second still must be climbed by the com pared with 5.7 p ercent in I'm pleased with their efforts" over tourney? sisters. Mrs. Rose Kusmierz and Masonic Temple. There will be card Superior Court March 24. Another Henderson’s son, Carl, 9, playing dustries, 340 Progress Drive are still 3:13 left. Dean Hunger led all players progressed, though, he started to use East Catholic basketball team The January, as the worldwide oil price Center Tom Dore, an invisible man The governing tennis body ruled Anna Garwachi, both of Chicopee games, chess, pool and arrest is expected in the case. nearby. under investigation. Police were with 27 points for the Aggies. his 220-pound frame inside where it Eagles last Monday for the first time hikes mandated in December by at Missouri this season with the that a player, after reaching age 34, Falls, Mass., and Helen Milewski of refreshments. All Masons and their Police allege the three, all A similar call was received by called to the warehouse at 7:29 In the Mideast Regional, Penn belonged and got results. He finished in three years made it past the Class arrival of freshman Stev.e would be eligible, Gorman related, Las Vegas, Nev., and nine families are invited.' employees of the D&L Store, C ecilia H enderson, 46, of 141 Thursday where they found the doors topped Washington State 62-55 and strong, going up against Public's 6- L Region I .semifinals with-an 81-61 of two entrances smashed and three Stipanovich, came off the bench in for 35 and over competition. Manchester Parkade attempted to Waranoke Road. The alleged kid­ Purdue downed LaSalle 90-82. "The thrill of making a good shot foot-7 center Chris Canty and more win over Sacred Heart They're redeem merchandise that had been windows broken. the second half to score a season-high guaranteed a berth in tonight's state nappers told Henderson her "child” Penn 62. \\ iiKliinuliin Slalc .5.5 really turns me on, even bigger than than holding his own. bagged without being recorded on 11 points'and block four shots to The Quakers, 17-11. got five free winning. I had two great shots Ander.son had 18 points and 10 quarterfinals cash registers or being paid for. spark the comeback. Dore hit his Ford steals primary light throws from freshman Paul Little in Return of serve tonight that turned the match rebounds, Canty 7 tallies and 9 That's the other hump. East, which first three shots late in the first half, Two teens were arrested in un­ the closing minutes of the game to caro m s in the m atch-up He has three slate titles and four converting one for a three-point play, Ken Rosewall returns serve around, " he said. related cases involving burglary and score a surprise victory and move exhibited maturity. If he continues to runners-up trophies, has not gotten COLUMBIA, S.C. (UPI) - Ronaid was overshadowed by strong in­ publicly said that Reagan cannot win and the Tigers tied the game 36-36 Gorman drew a few cheers from shoplifting. ______into Saturday's second-round game in tosing effort against Tom progress and work at his game, he Reagan, George Bush and John Con- dications Ford is anxious to get into an election. with 15:35 remaining. the hockey faithful when he took off beyond the round of 8 since 1972 Peter Scott Fuller, 17, of 295 Main At P en ’s Kathy Says! against 16th-ranked Duke. The Ivy Gorman in Aetna World Cup could be something else in 1980-81 if they do. it could be a good sign naliy wind up their campaigns in the race. Mark Dressier then converted a his warmuup jacket and displayed a A group of Republicans did speak St. was charged with thrid-degree League champions, who made it to Britnell has the quickness and The Eagles that year won the Class South Caroiina's GOP presidential At a news conference in St. Spring 1$ Just Around Tho Corner - We three-point play of his own with 2:24 tennis last night in Hartford. Nick Fotiu No.23 Whalers’ jersey. out later Thursday to say they were burglary and second-degree larceny ' Have Mott Frulte A Vegeteblee In A Out 01 ' the Final Four last year, took the speed to be a fine guard and has L championship primary today. But Gerald Ford — Petersburg, Fla., Ford invited those left to put Missouri in front for good (UPI photo) forming a draft-Ford committee. But Thursday and released on a $500 non­ lead for good at 53-51 when Little, the man who isn't here — has stolen who have privately urged him to run Season. ORCHARD FRESH at 41-39. Ricky Frazier scored 13 of it was not known if members of this surety bond. Mftct, Cortland*. Ruaaata, Rod A Qoldon DoAdoua who scored 11 points, sank both ends the show. to come out in public. his game-high 24 points in the second group, headed by former Air Force Police allege Fuller broke into a of a one-and-one. Don Collins led WSU The three candidates for the "If they do that, I’m a little old- — “ imiPORTID— ----- JHESH ------half for Missouri. Republican presidential nomination fashioned and 1 think I’d have a hard Secretary Thomas Reed, were the with 20 points PInoapploa, Biua A S oodlaaa Aaparagua, Orton A Yollow Stewart said Dore "did a heckuva UPI All-America paced by Aguirre planned to criss-cross the state by time saying no,” Ford said. ones Ford had in mind. Boona. Poaa, Kalo. Spinach, I’urilm- 90. l.uSulli' 82 Qrapoa, Tangortnoa, King job. I'm really happy for him. He It was the strongest indication so Chinoao A Savov Cabbago. All-America center Joe Barry "But it's more a credit to my team­ plane and bus in a last-minute blitz Ford said, "If certain people— the Divorced Men Orangaa, Poara, Can* Bolgian Endiv*, WhMo Swoot knew his playing time was going to NEW YORK (UPI) - Mark year. before the primary Saturday — the far that Ford is eager to run again, a Pofaloot, QIngor Root« Carroll scordd 33 points and Keith Griffith, Louisville's extraordinary mates " leaders in the community and taloupoa, Strawborrioa, Oran* CauHllowor, Hot Poppora, be reduced drastically when we Aguirre, the sweet-shooting forward Aguirre’s game took on added Edmonson helped ignite a late Pur­ showman, helped keep the No. 4 Car­ Brooks, a 6-7'a senior, starred for first ever held in South Carolina and feeling that first surfaced after political arena — think my record, HARTFORD-The Hart­ A guest speaker will dis­ njr Smith Applaa. Broccoli, Bnitaoll Sprouta, recruited Steve, But he's worked who helped send DePaul to the sum­ dimensions this season. the first one in the South this year. Reagan trounced Bush and all the due scoring spurt to lead the Boiler­ dinals near the top of the national the United Stales at the Pan my experience in the White House ford Chapter of the cuss domestic investiga­ hard and when he come off the bench mit of college basketball this year, "Last year Mark was an offensive But the campaign in South Carolina other active candidates in the New makers, 19-9, who will face No. 13 St. rankings all season. Louisville, which American Games last summer He would justify my being a candidate, I Divorced Men’s Associa­ tion. and contribute like he did tonight, was the leading vote-getter on UPI’s machine,” says Coach Ray Meyer of — considered crucial for Connally — Hampshire primary. Ford has COMPLETE LINE OF MAPLE SUGAR PRODUCTS John's Saturday in a second-round captured the Metro Conference led LaSalle to an East Coast would have some obligation to res­ tion of Connecticut will The chapter meets the well. I'm really happy for him.” 1979-80 All-America team. the No. 1 ranked Blue Demons. "This game. Purdue trailed 66-64, but out- crown and advanced to the NCAA Conference title, an NCAA berth and pond to that kind of request. meet on March 20 at 7; 30 third Thursday of each Wally Rank scored 14 points to In a nationwide balloting of 205 year there’s more than scoring. He r iw um,etmAi etsmem Wcta » M in t scored LaSalle 11-2 to take a 75-68 tournament, consistently turned to its first 20-wm season since 1975 and “If those kind of people are willing p.m. at the Broadview month. The public is in­ pace San Jose State, 17-12. sports writers and broadcasters an­ passes, plays defense and rebounds lead with 3:46 rem aining. All- its flamboyant 6-4 senior. averaged 24 points and 115 rebounds to step up publicly. I’ll respond,” Community Church, 45 vited. For further informa­ THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS In the other Midwest game, 20th- nounced Thursday, Aguirre received ... He’s improved by leaps and Search is continuing CALIF. YELLOW America forward Michael Brooks He averaged 23 points a game and a game while shooting 52 percent Ford said. "I believe that support has Oliver St, tion call 528-0526. (MNTN.0UKS ranked Kansas State handle!! Arkan­ 164 votes and staked his claim as the bounds.” to come publicly.” LEHUCE SQUASH paced the Explorers with 29 points. shot 56 percent from the field. He from the field He is the No 1 career $ < 1 * L«r«t sas 71-53. premier forward in the country. Macy, the Wildcats’ understated In the East Regional, Tennessee scorer at LaSalle and No 7 on the all- Reagan, for one, is virtually con­ 1 S in 3 9 < . Kunsuh .Siutf 71, Arkunsuh He was joined on the first team by captain, may well be the most poised also averaged nearly 5 rebounds and for workshop director defeated Furman 80-69 and Iowa beat time NCAA list vinced that Ford — who narrowly Big Eight Player of the Year guards Kyle Macy of Kentucky (142 guard in the country. He directed 4 assists a game. He is the all-time KINQ FANCY c o iIe Virginia Commonwealth 86-72. On the second-team All-America beat him for the nomnation in 1976 — TOMATOES Rolando Blackman scored 15 points votes) and Darrell Griffith of Kentucky to a No. 3 national ranking, leading scorer at Louisville with a MANCHESTER—The search for a a Herald Story and posting the posi­ $200 REWARD 0M N 6ES r a M IN T T U S 80, I'urmun 69 were guards Kelvin Ranscy of Ohio will run, Louisville (110); center Joe Barry a reg u lar-seaso n title in the career average of more than 18 replacement for Lew Stein, director 1 * *j* to pace four Kansas State players in Stale and Reggie Carter of St tion in state employment offices had "I lean toward the idea that he has 3 m < 6 9 « „ Senior Reggie Johnson scored 28 Carroll of Purdue (95), and forward Southeastern Conference and a berth points a game. of the Sheltered Workshop, is moving double figures. Kansas State John's; ceiUer Mike Gminski of also yielded candidates. more than toes in the water and that OPEN DAILY • A.M. TO I t.M. • tU N D A Y t • A.M. TO * P.M. points and grabbed 14 rebounds for Michael Brooks of LaSalle (49). in the NCAA tournament. Carroll, who finally came of age in along schedule and a candidate will • W t «»l)$ t ll ThtT h t HtiMld,H tr tU . tuiKMifS lM d tf Ptpti,I plut Lolfry TlckUt • overwhelmed Arkansas defensively Duke, and forwards .Albert King of The five-member search com­ he probably will be a candidate,” For information leading to the conviction of Tennessee. Johnson hit for 16 of his Aguirre, a sophomore, is the only "I think that each time I'm his senior year, turned Purdue from probably be chosen by April 1. "THE KING in the first half, holding the Razor- Maryland and Mike O'Koren of North mittee will meet Monday for a Reagan said at a news conference points in the first half for the non-senior on the the team. He was honored in some way, it’s a really a solid but unexceptional team to a Judy Kargl, chairperson of the anyone Involved In the tire slashing on backs to 21 points, then overpowered Carolina preliminary screening of the Thursday in Columbia. OF Volunteers, 18-10, who will meet the force behind DePaul’s startling pleasing and satisfying experience,” Big Ten power and national con­ selection committee, said today the the Hogs offensively in the second On the thud team were guards applicants, Mrs. Kargl said. Stein an­ Later, in Marietta, Ga., Reagan February 19 at Economy Electric Supply. PHODUCEI" eighth-ranked Maryland Saturday in climb to the top last season and the the Peru, Ind,, native said. tender. A 7-1 center, he averaged 21 Manchester Association for Retired half, scoring 44 points and advancing Sam Worthen ol Marquette and Jeff nounced his resignation so he could said ”I would be inclined to think if PERO the second round, Jonathan Moore, source of its continued success this Macy averaged more than 15 points points, 9 rebounds and 3 blocked 276 OAKUNO ST., MANCHESTER into a Saturday game against fourth- Persons had received tremendous accept a similar position at a the Southern Conference player of Lamp ol Virginia; center Roosevelt he (Ford) were to take votes from ranked Louisville. U.S. Reed scored year. At 6-foot-7 and 225 pounds, a game, hit more than 53 percent of shots per game. response to their mailing and workshop in Vernon. • 643-6384______the year, led Furman with 22 points Bouie of Syracuse, and forwards anyone, it would be the other Call Mr. Roth, 646-2830 16 to pace Arkmsas. Aguirre averaged 27 points, 8 his floor shots and nearly 94 percent “It's a privilege and an honor to be classified advertising. She added that after scoring only seven in the first l.ewis. Lloyd of Drake and Kelly fellows.” In the West Regional, Lamar upset rebounds and 3 assists a game this of his foul shots. .selected this year, " Carroll said half. Moore grabbed 17 rebounds. Tripucka ol Noire Dame EVENING HERALD, Fri., March 7, 1980 — 13 12 - EVENING HERALD. Fri., March 7, 1980 Second chance due Bobby Hull goal tonight for Eagles champ. By LEN AUSTER “It would’ve been a very, very falls one short Herald Sportswriler emotional game if we played South Most people who make a ment. Windsor," Penders assessed, "1 J V ('! NEW YORK (UPI) - There is no within 37 seconds early in the second monumental ‘mistake’ don’t get a se­ think we’ll be emotionally up but if it truth to the rumor that the Hartford period as the Sabres opened a 3-0 In other games, Montreal stopped Eldmonton 5-4 and the New York cond chance. was South Windsor it would’ve been Whalers lead the league in social lead. East Catholic’s basketball team, V up like us, if not more. Bristol security checks. After Hull’s goal, Buffalo’s Danny Islanders stunned Philadelphia 5-2. m l Canadiens 5, Oilers 4 however, is getting that second op- Eastern won’t be easier but I don’t They do, however, employ two of Gare added his 43rd of the year to put 'M'' Mark Napier fired in two goals to .portunity. think it’ll be as emotional (as South i .}. the oldest players in hockey and both Buffalo ahead 4-1 at 11:31. Hartfoid’s The Eagles, dumped in the Class L Windsor)." happen to be NHL legends. The help Montreal increase Its un­ Blaine Stoughton and Dave Keon Region I title game by Crosby High Eastern, 14-9, is led by 6-foot-l newest Whaler legend, Bobby Hull, defeated string to seven games. each scored from the slot to cut the by a 79-55 tune, go after bigger game senior guard-forward- center' Jim made his debut with Hartford Larry Robinson, who was later Sabre lead to 4-3 after two periods. —the state title —starting tonight Bates. “ He’s a heckuva piayer," Wednesday night but couldn’t pre­ forced out of the game with a "It feels good to be back,” ad­ against Bristol Eastern at Hall High Penders iauded. The Lancers, vent his team from falling to the Buf­ shoulder injury, Guy Lapointe, mitted Hull. "But I wasn’t really in West Hartford in a quarterfinal formerly a member of the Central falo Sabres, 4-3. playing his first game since retur­ pleased with my performance. Our bout at 7:30. Connecticut Interscholastic League Hull, who is 41, scored a power- ning from a shoulder injury, and line was on for a couple of goals. I’d The East-Eastern winner advances (CCIL) but now in the Colonial play goal at 6:25 of the second period Steve Shutt were the other rather have not sc o r^ and have had to Tuesday’s semifinals against the Conference (CC) were without Bates to cut Buffaio’s lead to 3-1. Team­ goal scorers in the Canadiens. Wayne East Haven-Fairfield F*rep winner at . for several games. Most of their mate Gordie Howe, whose own son Gretzky had a goai and two assists a site and time to be announced. The iosses occurred then. plays with the Whalers, will be 52 in - N H L - for Edmonton. Time out for clubhouse coffee break Class L championship tilt is next three weeks. Spring chickens they Islandrrs 5, Flyers 2 "We have to get ahead of them Friday night at CCSC’s Kaiser Gym early," Penders views, "We have to are not. none against us — then we would Bob Nystrom scored a goal 22 Luis Tiant, right, takes time out in New Fort Lauderdale are teammates (1. to r. ) Bob at 8 o’clock. take good shots and play much better “It’s really great for the league to have at least tied the game. I don’t seconds into the third period and York Yankee dressing room to drink cup of Watson, Rudy May and Ruppert Jones. (UPI have those two playing," Buffalo have my skating legs but that will Anders Kallur iater converted a steal "It’s another day, the sun came up, defense. We have to be much more goalie Don Edwards said of Howe come with time. TTiey say if you into a shorthanded goal to give coffee during break in training. Looking on at photo) the world is still going on. Did we get aggressive rebounding. But it’s no and Hull. “He’s (Hull) gonna be a big don’t use them, you lose them.” struggling New York an impressive a reprieve? That’s a good way of question we have to get ahead. If we help to them. He skates so well and Howe, who teamed with Hull and victory over Philadelphia: John iooking at it,” East Coach Jim \ t t don’t he’li (Lancer Coach Jim Bates Penders commented the morning Sr.) make you come out of whatever he’s so strong.” veteran Dave Keon on what has to be Tonelli, Mike Bossy and Duane Sports Parade Basketball Jim Penders Limbering up time for hall players Don Luce, takjng a feed from Rick the most experienced line ,in the Sutter also scored for New York and MIDGETS after, the morning after could’ve you’re in and then it'll be the Bates Head Chop trimmed R.T. been the end. Windsor is more of a team. ” (Jr.) show. " American League batting champion set up spring training quarters. Brett Dudley, scored on a backhander to game, figures 10 more years of the Flyers managed only goals by productivity are left in Hull’s legs. Bill Barber and Paul Holmgren. Tiant set Coachworks, 38-30, and Nick’s Auto "The way it worked out, maybe the Eastern annexed the Ciass L East is 19-6 going into the quarter­ George Brett takes part in stretching exer­ collected 20 or more doubles, triples and give Buffalo a 1-0 lead after one period. Rick Martin, assisted on his “Misery loves company, I guess,” Olympian Ken Morrow added two By Parts got past Nassiff Sports in over­ guy upstairs is looking out for us," Region III crown with a 52-44 victory final tilt. It will be bidding to become cises before taking field for batting practice home runs in compiling a .329 average last goals by Ric Selling, scored twice Hull joked when he heard that com- assists for the Islanders. and ready time, 31-29, last night at the East Penders continued, "I have a lot of over South Windsor. The tournament the first Eagle quintet to get beyond in Fort Mayers, Fla., where Kansas City has season. (UPI photo) IVlill Side Rec. Jeff Kennedy had 12 points respect for Bristol Eastern. It will set-up has the Region III winner the round of 8 since 1972. Rirhnian and Bruce Rosenberg, Paul Guardino give us all we can handle. But it’s facing the Region I runner-up; the This is the first meeting ever Basketball for season and Brian Plecity 6 apiece for Chop more of a one-man show whiie South Region III runner-up vs. the Region I between the two schools. while Glenn Bolduc had 10 and David NBA admits Dallas^ MIDGET FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) and new pitching coach Stan Negri and Jeff Flynn 6 apiece for B o w lin g Ron Guidry at odds The Bullets downed the Nets, 42-34, — All around him, on every side, Wiliiams, Tiant believes he’ll get Coachworks. Don Soucier had 8 last night at the West Side Rec. Tom there was the usual bustle, noise and more work. They’ve told him he’ll be points, Paul Cooney 7 and Laurie INTO Downes netted 24 points and activity you’d expect in any big one of the regular five starters. Pinney 4 for Nick’s. Dan Senkow’s COMMERCIAL- Dave realigns divisions Clarence Zachery 8 for the Bullets league clubhouse this time of jhe "Sounds good," he said, in the hoop at the buzzer won it. Chris Dynes 154-145-426, Art SPRING while Yuri and Shalene Westry had 18 spring. manner of a man who’ll believe it Corrow had 16 tallies and John Prior Schmidt 151-136-411, Chuck with management and 8 markers respectively for the Luis Tiant ignored it compietely. when he sees it. "I wanna pitch. I 8 for Nassiff’s. Barrera 145-140-408, John CHICAGO (UPI) - The NBA’s The new alignment will cause a Nets. "This is my 16th spring training, ” don’t want what happened last year.” Over at the West Side Rec, the Booth 149-370, Ron Board of Governor’s has realigned slight imbalance in the schedule, NEW YORK (UPI) - Ron Guidry down,’’ Guidry said. "Anybody “We have to make an equitable Over at the Y, Manchester Cycle he said to Jim Kaat, trying to land a "This is a fun game,” he said. “It’s 76ers downed the Knicke, 28-22, and Sponheimer 138-365, John the league for the third time in three with some teams playing others five may finally be learning the Yankee would’ve turned it down. The money trade," Campanis said. "He un­ Shop tripped American Legion, 41-36. pitching spot with the club and sitting no fun when you go out to the mound the Celtics belted the Hawks, 30-13. H arris 148-384, Ralph years to accomodate Dallas, its times rather than six. and can’t get anybody out. People Leighton 143-137-376, Bud SUPER DEAL way. wasn’t bad. But what’s the use of derstands that. If we don’t make a Albie Harris had 19 points and Rob­ a few feet away. "I get four more Joe and Billy Prignano had 8 and 7 newest franchise. Jerry Colangelo, general manager Guidry, the star left-hander who having a long term contract if it’s not trade, we don’t make one.” bie Ewbank 8 for Cycle while Ed Jar­ and go home. Sixteen," the chunky boo you and get on your back. You points respectively for the 76ers with Wickham 142-389, Gene Dallas will join the Midwest Divi­ off Phoenix Suns and chairman of the always left the feuding to his team­ guaranteed?" Sutton, 34, was 12-15 last season vis had 26 and Craig Wheeler 10 for Cuban-born righthander murmured think that’s fun? It’s not a nice way Ray Sprague adding 6. Danny Tayior Comire 371, Ted Lawrence sion of the Western Conference next league’s Competition and Rules Com­ mates, may now be the center of the The Yankees have aiready fined with a 3.82 ERA had he sought a two- Legion. as much to himself as to Kaat, to live." had 8 tallies, Rick Longo 7 and David 137-356, Wayne Jensen year and will have instant rivals in mittee, said other options were con­ latest controversy on the New York Guidry $1,000 for participating in the year extension on his contract, which "that’s a long time. It feels like Some other pitcher must’ve told Hazel 5 for the Knicks. Jim Fogarty 145144-391. Tom Shepard San Antonio and Houston, which sidered. club. Super Stars competition and, accor­ expires at the end of the season. The SENIOR Tiant that because the way he has had 16 tallies and Kiffy Siiver 8 for 140-373, Mike Napoletano were moved from the Central Divi­ "Originally, our option was to yesterday." Guidry, generally considered to be ding to a report in The New York D(^gers balked and now they must Standings: Sportsman Cafe 10-3, pitched through most of his career he the Celtics while Eric Bloking had 9 139- 387, Doug Scruton 352, sion of the Eastern Conference, Com­ move Cleveland to the Atlantic Divi­ "You talking about your first the best pitcher in baseball, is upset Daiiy News, have discussed dealing decide how to deal with Sutton’s Fogarty Oilers 10-3, Irish Insurance hasn’t had many boos directed at for the Hawks. Jim Colangelo 151-393, Tim missioner Larry O’Brien said sion and add Dallas to the Central spring training?" a writer said to the over what he thinks is the club’s Guidry to the San Diego Padres. lateness, which is actually a protest. Agency 7-6, Fogarty Bros. 6-7, 39-year-old Tiant. him. Overall, pitching for the In­ Wyman Oil outlasted the Elks. 40- Castagna 353, Art Cuniiffe CARTERS Thursday. Division. Another option was to send failure to seriously negotiate a new Guidry’s unhappiness represents “Peter O’Malley (Dodger owner) Moriarty Bros. 5-8, Cooper St. "Yeah," he said. ’It was in Tuc­ dians, Twins, Red Sox and Yankees, 26. and Pizza House toppied F arr’s, 136-377, John Guminiak Dallas will become the NBA’s 23rd Indiana back to the Midwest Division contract with him. the second probiem of the spring for and myself will decide what to do,” Package 1-12. son, Arizona. ” he has won 217 while losing 156. He 29-25. at the Y. John Tracy had 13 140- 369, Bob Frost 151, “I'm giving them a chance to sign Campanis said. "We’ve been fair to team. and add Dallas to the Central also won two games for the Red Sox points and Mike Custer 8 for Wyman G alen Cote 143, F red This is our 44th Spring of selling Moving from the Midwest to Cen­ Division,” he said. “Bottom line is “Were you nervous at ail?” me for a good whiie,” Guidry said. him. We could have started this from BUSINESSMEN “Nahhh," said Tiant, brushing off in the exciting 1975 World Series. while Jon Roe (12) and Bruce Kelsey Sponheimer 139, Bill Malan tral are Chicago and Milwaukee. Of this decision was in the best interest “But they don’t act iike they want Baseball Camps March 1.” Standings: American—Cycle Shop the suggestion. "I came up with Nothing is bugging Luis now. He (6) led the Elks. Danny Young had 8 135. and servicing Chevrolets in the the four established teams that were of the NBA. Over the long haul, this me." In the Pittsburgh Pirates’ camp; 12-1, Pete’s 12-1, F arr’s 8-5, Fuss & Cleveland from Portland in Pacific claims it doesn’t even bother him any points and Brian Milone 6 for Pizza switched, San Antonio, Houston and makes sense geographically and HOME ENGINEERS- It seems almost unbelievable that new general manager Gene Michael. star right fielder Dave Parker O’Neill 8-5, One Hour Martinizing 7-6, Coast League on Juiy 17, the year more when some people insist he’s while Dave Brasefield had 8 and (Chicago all opposed the move, citing economically.” Sharon D’Alessando 177, g re a te r Hartford area. See us for the Yankees might not want Guidry, Earlier, Michael fined Reggie arrived two days late and 12 pounds National —Moriarty Fuel 8-5, before and was 10-4 for the rest of really older than 39, which, inciden­ Brian Brophy 7 tallies for F arr’s. a loss of established rivalries. Rod Thorn, general manager of the Sandy Gesiak 183-190-496, who went 26-3 in 1978 and 18-8 last Jackson $1,000 for showing up late for overweight. Highland Park Market 5-8, Westown that season. That was in 1964. Birdie tally, happens to be his correct age. O’Brien said he felt the realign­ Chicago Bulls, conceded the realign­ Cathy Bohjalian 226-543, a g re a t huy and reliable service. year despite neck problems and a training camp. "You think I was late on purpose, Pharm acy 4-9, B.A. Club 1-12, Does Tiant have any idea why SENIOR ment was in the best interest of the ment was good even though his team Tebbetts was the manager and he trip to the bullpen. Another star pitcher, veteran do you," asked Parker, who has been Manchester Police 0-13. everyone keens harping on his age? Fogarty Oilers overwhelmed Barbara Higley 203-519, opposed it. told me, ‘You ready?’ I said, ‘Yeah.’ Apparently, however, the Yankee right-hander Don Sutton, was absent late for spring training three of the league, saying it was logical because "I dunno, ” tie shrugged. “You play Moriarty Bros., 71-59, last night at Alyce McArdle 455, Jennie of econdmlcs and geographies. “Our team voted against it but we He said, ‘OK, you gonna pitch the se­ front office is concerned that the from the Los Angeles Dodgers past four years. "First I was delayed for so long and people see you for so llling. Ron LaVigne netted 21 points. Leggitt 180-482. "You have natural rivalry built feel it’s in the best interest of the cond game of Sunday’s double-header OUR USED CARS pitcher’s reiatively smaii body may training camp for a fifth consecutive by bad weather and then there were long, they think you’re older than you Jack Patruckus 13 and Bill Hickey 12 league because a majority of the against the Yankees.’ This was not withstand the strain of throwing day and faced disciplinary action. some things that I had to do for my into three teams, San Antonio, Relaxing win are, I suppose. In the beginning, I for the Oilers while Kurt Carlson ANTIQUE.S- Pat Dorsey Houston and Dallas, and overall it teams voted for it,” said Thorn. “We Friday and we were in New York." bullets much longer than 1981, which Ai Campanis, Dodger vice presi­ loved ones — so I did them.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - Eddie used to get mad and upset. No more. pumped in 27 tallies. Bob Beckwith 15 125, Alice Richards 126-348, will be beneficial to the league,” said felt our natural rivalries were in the “ How did you do against the FEEL SPRINGY, is when his contract expires. dent of player personnel, said he sent Pirate executive vice-president Dibbs relaxed following his second Nobody can say anything about me as and Joe Amaio 10 for the Gas Viv Bayer 130-354, Clem the commissioner. west." Yankees?" The Yankees offered Guidry an teiegrams Wednesday to Sutton and Harding Peterson said he would dis­ round singles match at the Volvo "Okay," Tiant remembered. "I a bailplayer. I’m a professional and I Housers. C atald i 126, B a rb a ra extension through 1985 last year but the pitchers agent, Larue Harcourt, cuss his right-fielder’s tardiness with Classic Thursday night, pondering beat ‘em 3-0 on three hits. After the do my job. I don’t want to make a C allah an 130, R eggie TOO the pitcher and his agent his attorney saying, “ If you do not arrive ... by Parker before deciding whether to his chances for success in Friday’s game, Tebbetts and everyone came fool of myself. I’ve done my job for Gburski 133-343, Robin John Schneider refused the deal March 6, you will be subject to dis­ fine him.” quarterfinal meeting with John around and congratulated me.” all those years. All they can say Moorhouse 125-340, Sophie 75 AMC *2595 78 CHEV. *4195 78 CHEV. *4495 when the club refused to guarantee ciplinary action." Elsewhere, Milwaukee Brewer Nets in late run Sadri, at the George Washington Burger 137-359, Louise Pacer DL Coupe. 6 cyi.. auto., air Chevette 4 Door 4 c y l. auto . Malibu Classic 4 Door V-6. auto., Tiant, who signed on as a free about me is about'my age.” cond.. power steering & brakes, air cond. power steering, radio. the pact over the final two years. 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Landau or better and if the ideai course and NATIONAL HtK’KKY LEAGUE 75 CHEV. *3095 bogey on the par 4 No. 1 hole. 1955 to 1969 for four major The Nets went on a 12-3 tear at the by the Players Association was not measure of any union.” Houston 34 35 493 7’ -- Toronto 29 31 5 auto., power steering, radio, vinyl vinyl roof Looks New' weather conditions continue today it San Antonio 33 35 485 8 ('.itnpbell ('onference Quebec 22 33 9 AMOCO® PREMIER roof, extra clean, car & low Monza 2 + 2 Sport Cpe V-8 He birdied three of the next four Baseball Commissioner Bowie Patrick Division league teams — Including close of the first half to take a 53-47 wholly unexpected, negotiations are Indiana 31 3B 449 10'z Thursday s Results mileage. spd . air cond power steering. could take even par 144 to make the 386 15 W L T I’ls 77 CHEV. *3695 holes, and added four more birds on the Mets, White Sox and moving forward. Kuhn later agreed with Grebey about Cleveland 27 43 NY Islanders 5. F’hiladelphia 2 AM/FM stereo tape halftime lead. New Jersey main­ I)elroit 16 52 235 25 Pliiladlephia 42 7 15 99 Montreal 5. Edmonton 4 78 OLDS. *3895 Impala 4 Door V-6. auto , air con- cut. the back nine. He birdies the par-4 Dodgers. My career batting NY Kangen. 31 25 9 71 d . power steering & brakes, tained the margin throughout the Ray Grebey said Thursday the the vote, Western < tmierence Buffalo 4 Hartford 3 Cutlass Salon 4 Door V-6. auto . Nicklaus started red-hot but then average was .287 and I hit Midwest Division NY Islanders 31 26 9 71 Friday'^ Games radio, vinyl roof A Beauty' 13th hole by chipping in from 20 feet, owners have presented contract "I say it is routine,” Kuhn said, "a Atlanta 28 24 U 67 DIESEL FUEL power steering, radio. Like New TRUCKS 282 home runs. People knew third quarter, reeling off eight W L Pet GB Chicago al (’otorado things began to go wrong. As it was, SPECIAL! but his other birds came on putts of about my glove, too. straight points near the end of the proposals which include a 40 percent thing you would expect at this stage. Kansas City 42 28 6(X) Washington 20 35 10 50 Atlanta al Vancouver 78 PLY. *3895 he carded a 69 to stay three shots off Milwaukee 40 31 56;i 2'j Saturday's Games Now Available At Voiare 4 Door 6 c y l, auto , air 74 GMC *2745 12 feet or less. increase in pension benefits and a 300 1 don’t anticipate a strike. I don’t 377 15‘ z 76CHEV. *2845 Edwards’ pace and move into conten­ period to take an 83-66 advantage. Denver 26 43 Smvthe Division Hartford at Washington. Aft cond . power steering & brakes G-20 Van V-0, auto., power "You can see that except for the percent increase in life insurance. want to get into what might be, I just Chitapo 24 45 348 I7'z NY Rangers at Montreal Malibu Station Wagon V-6, auto . radio. Nice & Clean' steering, radio, all panelled v\ ucaX 01 luu f!q tulinp iltanufo The Nets outscored the Bullets.39-28 310 20'z W L T Pts tion for his first tour win since the chip the putts were all close —I hit "The owners have submitted think they have the ability to work it I tah 22 49 Chicago 29 21 15 73 Boston at NY Islanders ^ BROWN'S TIRE SHOP air cond . power steering & throughout Low mileage *|no| utUMCtq pjt$n loi in the fourth quarter as Robinson put Pacific Division St Louis* 28 27 10 66 Philadelphia al Minnesota brakes, radio Very low mileage 77 CHEV. *3995 1978 Philadelphia Ciassic. the ball well," said the 28-year-old •PWj qaili • M5I UaMSNV proposals which include substantial out. I think both sides want to play W I. Pet GB Edmonton at Pittsburgh . 333 MAIN STREH on his one-man show. Los Angeles 49 20 710 \ancouver 21 32 12 54 79 CHEV. *6995 Eight golfers recorded 5-under par Edmonton 20 35 12 52 Quebec at Toronto Caprice Estate Sta Wg. 305. V-8. Edwards, whose only win in five improvements in the players’ pen­ ball.” 700 ' ^ MANCHESTER. C ONN., 06040 C-10 8' Fleetside Pickup. V-6 • (c) 1980 By NEA, loc. "Almost all of our other forwards Seattle 49 21 Colorado 17 37 10 44 Detroit at St Louis 78 CHEV. *4795 auto . air cond . power steering & 67s over the 7,129-yard course to Phoenix 45 24 652 4 auto., air cond . power steering & years on the tour was the 1977 sion and insurance plans, plus other “There is no crisis, no emergency Winnipeg 15 42 10 40 Oiicago al Los Angeles Dial. b|r Mwcury Oil Co. Caprice 2 Door. V-6. auto.,- air brakes, speed control, luggage were in foul trouble and I just wanted San Diego 32 38 457 17' brakes, Cheyenne pkg . spec threaten Edwards’ lead. Another six cond , power steering & brakes rack, radio AM/FM. tilt wheel and Greater Greensboro Open. important gains for them,” he said. at this point,” Grebey said. “There Portland 31 38 449 18 tone, rustproofed and many, were tied at 68 and a dozen players to put it away so they (the Bullets) Gulden Slate 21 49 300 28' power windows. AM/FM radio, many more options Very low Edwards played only 16 tour­ New Zealand leads Other “gains” are a proposed in­ has been free and full discussion of many more options joined Nicklaus at 69 in a tightly couldn’t come back,” said Robinson. Thursday s Kesulls vinyl roof. This is a beauty milage naments last year, earning only $21,- BRISBANE, Australia (UPI) — “I wanted to make sure it was out of crease in the World Series pool from all issues, more than any previous New Jersey 122 Washington 96 Last Chance tor Winter Prices bunched field. 000 as he turned most of his attention riah 117. f^ortland 110 New Zealand led Australia 1-0 when their reach.!’ $1.4 million to $2 million and negotiations between the owners and Friday's (

EVENING HERALD. Fri., March 7, 1980 - 17 i f 16 - EVENING HERALD. Frl.. March 7.1990 Frank and Ernaat 13 Help WtnlPd IS 5 3 Nomas For Sale 23 Htip Hfantad 13 Hpip Wanttd 13 H»lp HfanlMl 13 Help WtntPd Wantod to Buy 49 Aparlmonta For Rant Homaa For Safa 23 INSPECTOR - Experienced IMMEDIATE OPENING. fOT HIGHWAY CREWMAN - ALL ROUND WANTED • Good Used SOUTH WINDSOR - 2 and 3 inspector-for first piece and HELP WANTED Hairdremr. Call lorie 646- bedroopis. As low as $195.236- Town of Bolton. Job descrip­ MAINTENANCE MAN for In­ 4560, at Your Star Dust Beau­ Guitar. Please call after 5 NEWHCMES BYANSALOl tion available. Apply Office of dustrial Laundry. Electrical receiving inspection. Must be t h e y O n l y l i v e p.m,, 643-9375. 5646. Locators. Fee. & Hydraulic experience able to keep good records and ty Salon, Vernon, Conn. Homes Presently Under Construction Selectmen, 222 Bolton Center Bridgeport Oporator Road, 9-5, M-F, Deadline required. Company Paid use measuring tools. Apply at FORTY-B i g h t h o o r ^ , STAMPS - Turn your stamp GLASTONBURY - Elegant 3 Available for Inspection H e r a l d Wesco Industries. JES In­ Will train Situation Wanted 15 March 30, 1980. Equal Oppor­ Benefits. Pleasant at­ collection into cash. Call 64^ bedroom. Quiet area. Kids ok. Many Cliolce Lots Available In the tunity Employer. mosphere. Equal Opportunity dustrial Park, Route 5, South ERNIE.*..You CAN'T 6642 after 4 p.m. $3008. (244-4) 236-5646. Tlmrod Road Area Employer. Apply in Mrson or Windsor, S684334. EOE. Paid holidays, excellent In­ QUAUFIED FULL CHARGE, Locators. Fee. For Addition Information Regarding CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING surance benefits. Full time bookkeeper interested in 15 to ^~ t | /lea ^ and Features Call— INTRODUCTORY OFFER. call- Mechanics Uniform Ser­ 20 h o u rs p e r w eek. E X p E c T THE m t o If you’re already workiiw you vice, 151 Park Avenue, Elast FULL- OR PART-TIME position. 50 hour week. App­ MANCHESTER - Immaculate Hartford, 289-3421. . dental-medical receptionist Eimerienced In all phases of 3 rooms. Too many extras to can easily add $100 to ^!00 a ly in person to; office work, including typing, h a v e i a u o h o f A n week to your present Income and assistant wanted for oral U RENTALS advertise. $215. (231-2). 236- ERA LESPERANCE Agency surgeon’s office. Ebtperience filing. Invoicing, payroll and 5646. Locators. Fee. Exclusive Agent for Ansaldl Built Home* PHONE 643-2711 giving out free catalogs to METRONICS tax returns. Available SECURITY North East a t t e n t i o n i P A N . your co-workers. Over 500 preferred. Call 872-Wl. Security has immediate Route 6 A 44 A evenings and one day per T m i r i b 1 - 7 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Items available. Discount plus Rooma lor Ron! 52 WANTED ROOMMATE - 646-C5C5 openings for lyeekend per­ EXPERIENCED CASHIER BOLTON week. Call Linda at 646-1717 Male or female. Immediate convenience shopping at its sonnel In Manchester area. days; 643-7904 evenings. JAaf^^^^w^^wjEnor^^avhi^Pa^c^^ best. Satisfaction guaranteed. WANTED for part-time THOMPSON HOUSE - Cen­ occupancy. Off Oakland lN*/p WMtMf 13 Successful applicant must hours. Pleasant working con­ trally located. Downtown Street, Manchester. Call 646- 27years in business. For more have a phone, car and clean WILL DO HOUSE WORK - information call 1-800-523- ditions. Apply at Mobile Self- Homaa For Bala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Safa 23 Homoa For Safa 23 Manchester. Kitchen 3 4 8 7 .______police record. North East Service Center Street, SECRETARY- Part or full time at minimum privileges. Call 649-2358. Apartmanta For Rant 53 Apartmanta For Rant 53 TEACHERS AT ALL 7601. Security will provide un­ Manchester, between 8 and 2 wage. Call 646-6849 anytime. 149 OAKLAND STREET - 3- LEVELS: Universal RECEPTIONIST Pull time iforms and training. Apply in p.m. for WINF Radio. Typing 60 2 ROOMS-1 Free, 1 $26 week­ room heated apartment. No T H R E E ROOM MANCHESTER - 5 room Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, WAITRESS - Over 18 years to person to North Blast P u r i ­ pets. No appliances. $286 APARTMENT- Main Street, duplex, 3 bedrooms, excellent Ore.. 97208. serve Food & Liquor. wpm. Shorthand 80 WPM. ly; mature male and female. ty, 61 Willard Street, Hart­ Interview : One with License for errands monthly. Security deposit. Te­ third floor. Heat, appliances. condition, appliances, no pets, Experience necessary. Apply STOCK and Call Debbie, 646^ * EDUCATION REAL E S T A T F adults. $406 rent. During day Ct. nant Insurance required. Call Security. References. Lease. ford, or call 522-5143. 1230. EOE. A and meals. Private entrance. PART TIME HELP Wanted in person only: La Strada est, MEMBER |- g | 646-2426. 9 to 5. Call after 7 p.m., 646-3911. 649-1B6I, after 5:36 646-3884. downtown, Manchester. Call 473 Hartfrod Road. DELIVERY PERSON Call 649-5459. 646-5999. GAS ATTENDENT - Days. 20 NEEDED IMMEDIATELY - Private ln$trueUon$ II' D s o a n a ^ ADVERTISING Some housekeeping Permanent reliable sitter in Central Location, Free COOK • Full time. Reliable, to 25 hours weekly. Call 649- duties In addition to stock RATES REAL ESTATE SALESMAN neat, hard working. Duties in­ 4917. my home for one-year-old RIDING LESSONS Indoor parking, Kitchen privileges. clude: Food preparation, in­ handling. Good driving twins and an 11-year-oId. Call riding ring. Western stock ■■ Security and references. 14 1 DAY ...... 14*MiKIMT wanted by old established Arch Street, Manchester. firm. Musi be a self-starter, ventory control, supervision record. Monday through after 6 p.m. 649-5116. seat, saddle seat and hunt ;* 172 E. CENTER ST 646-2000 MANCHESTER, CT 06040 3 DAYS ...13*iMHiNr aggressive, personable and of kitchen staff. Apply: Rein's LATHE OPERATOR - Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. seat. AH levels 228-9817. ,! FRIENDS OF 6 DAYS ...12'«WPaHi hold a Connecticut license. New York Style Deli Experienced, able to set up Opportunity for advanced BABYSITTER WANTED for MARTHA WHITE 26DAYS ...IVMamMi We'll show you the way to Restaurant, El Camino Plaza, ana run small production lots student with compatible 2 pre-school children in my VOICE, PIANO InstrucUons. Former faculty New York ■■ Apartment! For Rant S3 16WORD,S2.10aM enjoy an unmatched lucrative, Route 30 Vernon, and do prototype work, ^ p ly schedule. Apply In person Manchester home. Part time, CUSTOM BUILT BY U&R PreMnt and former Round Table at Wesco Industries, JES In­ expanding to full time. 646- Music and Art High School. ^ rewarding professional LOOKING for anything in real Parents and friends of Round- HAPPY ADS *2.60 m career. Send resume to Box PROGRAMMER - System 3, dustrial Park. Route 5, South 8248. Professional Singer/Pianist. '■ REALTORS Table are invited to a meeting on R R I S 0 N’ s 644-8597. ;; estate rental - apartments, K, c/o Evening Herald. Model 5412, RPG language. Windsor, 568-6334 EOE. I4S MAIN STREET Tuesday. March tllh, 6 p.m., FULL TIME WAREHOUSE homes, multiple dwellings? Cooper Hall. South Methodist Salary negotiable. Apply: MANCHESTER, CT Gaer Brothers,' 140 Rye St., STOCK CLERK-$3.50 per PIANO LESSONS - New " No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate GROUP 1: A select ^ssoclivlion of REALTORS serving the grejoter Church. Purpose of Meeting^To (the Herald COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - Associates, Inc. 646-1986. Mitnchester JireJt w ith more Jidvertising expertise, show our support for Martha CLASSIl^ID ADVePTIIINa South Windsor. hour. Call Monday-Friday 649- England Conservatory, „ Experienced. Weekends. And HAIRDRESSER Boston. Call 64^7384. >; im pjtct i^nd efTiciency for both buyers Jind sellers. While, in hopes that she may Busboys. 989 Ellington Road, 8648. reconsider her resignation. Experienced with following. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT------Burniir SALESMAN - Supermarket South Windsor, after 11 a.m. First floor. Mature adults on­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• NURSE AIDES: 3-11 and 11-7 sales helpful. Salary and Full-time position in busy HOME ADDRESSERS •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Separate in-law apartment included with H9lp Wanted 13 Shift. Orientation pro^am Manchester Salon. Call WANTED - $500 per week Sctiools-Cfassas 19 ly. No pets. Security & travel. Apply Gaer Brothers, Ultimate I, 643-2103, or 647- references. Please call 649- this beautiful Colonial home. 4‘/4 acres of Probate Notice starting every Monday. Plea­ 140 Rye st.. South Windsor. OVERSEAS JOBS possible. No experience open and landscaped property, ideal for TYPISTS AND CLERK sant working conditions. Call 1315 evenings. Ask for Diana. required. A.S.D., P.O. FOR THE BEST - Manchester 1265. Court of Prohate. District of MOST SKILLS NEEDED would-be gardeners. Huge fireplaced fami­ TYPISTS are needed to work Mrs. Maloney at Burnside Drawer 140069, Dallas, TX Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Manchester AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC Earn SSOO to S350U a M onth LATHE OPERATOR - Two EAST HARTFORD - Magnifi­ ly room, formal dining room. Newly NOTICE OF HEARING in the Hartford area. Call Convalescent Home, 289-9571. with state certification can 75214. pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Superb 10 room Contemporary. Dream kitchen, fully applianced, Cathedral celling, field- ESTATE OF THOMAS G. REID aka today. TAC/TEMPS. 727.8430. Many Other Benefits years’ experience air craft troductory lesson with this ad. cent 2 bedroom. Kids & pets remodeled family sized kitchen. Five THOMAS REID ska THOMAS start at $7 per hour. 8 am. to 4:30 pm. Good working con­ Latest Overseas EmploynKni parts. Set up and operate. REAL ESTATE CAREER - Call 646-6306. or 646-3549. stone fireplace, library with bar, 4 bedrooms, SVz baths, 2 decks, professional dark room, welcomed. $296s. (221-4). 236- bedrooms, four full baths. Built 1860 and GUYER REID, deceased Excellent benefits. Hawk 5646. Locators. Fee. Pursuant to an order of Hon WIiliam MAINTENANCE MAN ditions. All fringe benefits. Directory Listing Over SOU Earn $20,000 plus annually. in-law apartment. This home Is snuggled beautifully on over 1 acre with view of pond, and completely remodeled for today's family. E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated February PART TIME. Want cash for Precision Corp. 303 Burnham Must have proven work record For appointment call 68^7596. American Employers Who Hire Part-timers considered. For ••••••••••••••••••••«••••• nature. Private. Every amenity possible. The finest construction. Call for full details. Show- WOLVERTON AGENCY 649-2813 28. I960 a hearing wilt be held on an the holidays? For every day? Street, East Hartford. 528- interview, Ralph Pasek, application praying that an instrument with references. Experience for Overseas Person To Write. 9845. Condominium! 22 Ings by appointment only. $200,000-I-.______purporting to be the last will and testa­ It's easy with the phone in required in electrical praventive PART-TIME - Immediate Skills Required And Work Areas Realtor, 289-7475. T O D A Y ’S MANCHESTER FOREST HILLS ment of said deceased be admitted to your own home. Call 249-7773. maintenance, machine repair, opening available for training Send 17 95 to RECE INC . BABY SITTER NEEDED SUNDAY MARCH 9 High on the hill. View of Hartford probate as in said application on file building and grounds. First shift as: Automotive mechanic. THE TOWN OF COVENTRY Manchester, "Sneak SUNDAY MARCH 9 - Article! lor Sole 41 more fully appears, at the Court of with opportunity for overtime. We 3808 ROSECRANS ST . BOX 178 IMMEDIATELY -3 1/2 days R e a l and the valley. 8 room U & R I ^ b a te on March 17. 1960 at 11:00 Communications specialist. is accepting applications for Preview." 123 Main Street. 1 [Manchester, "Sneak offer an Insurance Plan, paid SAN DIEGO. CA 92110 :r week. 1-year-old child. U REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER Colonial. 4 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, 2 car AM SALESMAN- Opportunity for Supply Specialist, Clerk- the position of clerk in the to 4:30. The work was just ] Preview.” 123 Main Street. 1 CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye Pearl J. Hultman, exciting position. Knowledge vacations, holidays and sick time. ^a';all 649-4083 after 5 p.m. Town Hall. This person will be 2-FAMILY garage set on % acre lot. Do we have Easy access to l•64.1-66. Apply In Typist. No experience begun on these two-bedroom (to 4:36. The work was just set, electric welder, acetylene Ass t. Clerk Duplex-owners side: 3 bedrooms. '^% E state 006-03 of stoves helpful. Base plus person at: necessary. Join the Connec­ WELDER - Experienced. responsible for working both Townhouse Condominiums. Homes For Sale 23 I I [begun on these two-bedroom to say more? Oh yes— gas heat, RECEPTIONIST - Diversified carpeted livingroom L dining room, outfit, aluminum ladder, commission. Full medical ticut Army National Guard. Must be able to read in ttie Town Clerk’s office and Applianced kitchens, wall-to- I Townhouse Condominiums. trailer tires, new electric asking $99,900. PILLOWTEX CORPORATION ont desk position available for bright modem kitchen, m baths. rNORMA reOFORO QRI-CR9 benefits. Paid vacation. Call Call Sergeant Hanna at 649- blueprints. Full time. Full the Tax Collector’s office. wall carpet, 1 1/2 ceramic COVENTRY - 25 Acres with 6 iplianced kitchens, wall-to- generator, electric lawn- Probate Notice Mrs. Gray 525-1931. 49 Rtgsnt Strsst 0423 for enlistment informa­ benefits. For information gal with a pleasing telephone Typing mathmetical ability Other side lovely with 3 bedrooms, Iwail carpet, 1 1/2 ceramic LOMBARDO & ASSOCUTES 649-4003 manner bnd excellent typing vanity baths, slider to deck. room Western Ranch. Only 4 modern kitchen, bath, living &1 mower. Evenings, 633-7060. Court of Probate. District of Manchaatar tion. call: Personnel Consolidated r^uired. Starting rate $3.^ Full basement. Mid $40s. (vanity baths, slider to deck. Manchester skills, at least 60 wji.m. Light years old. With central air, dining room. Aluminum Siding, nice I There are several elec­ COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - EOE M/F Cigar Co., 131 Oak Street, per hour. Applications Model Unit 123E Open. Ilie yard with pooV-S72,900. |F uII basement. Mid $46s. WHERE­ NOTICE OF HEARING figure work. Excellent fenced pasture, out buildings, [ I DINING ROOM SET Colonial tronic systems that can ESTATE OF MARION LANE, an in­ Earn up to $200 a week. WAITRESS - Mature woman Glastonbury. Conn., 633-3641. available a Town Manager’s Henry Agendy, Inc. ^2525. 2 ponds, brook and much MERRITT Agency [Model Unit 123E Open. The style $1,400. Call 568-1988. IN THE MID-SIXTIES- capable person Experienced or will train. part time, 9:30 to 1:30. Call An Equal Opportunity benefits. Call between 9 and 3, office. Town Office Building, [Henry Agency, Inc. 644-2525. add to the safety, comfort Pursuant to an order of Hon. William BABYSITTER NEEDED IN 568-1927. more. Group I Philbrick I 646-1180 CAN YOU GET - Apply 330 Ledyard Street. between 4 and 7 p.m., 643-0848. Employer M/F. Coventry, Connecticut. Agency. 646-4266.______USED ICE SKATES, sizes 7 to and value of your home. E FitzCterald. Judge, dated Feb. 28. Hartford.. MY HOME preferably from Closing date March 14, 1980. AN 8 ROOM RANCH? 1960 a hearing will be held on an • MANCHESTER & VICINITY. 11, good condition. 646-8069. Burglar alarm and fire application praying for authority to Manchester, Vernon, Bolton ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN EXPERIENCED GAS If you enjoy working in fresh E.O.E. OPEN HOUSE New housing - tired of spen­ alarm systems contribute CALL US—WE’LL sell certain real estate as in said $370 / THOUSAND FOR area. 3 days a week, 8 to 4 - Part time, hours optional. STATION attendant 18 or air and meeting people, then £ U iU X r j NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK ding 667o more than necessary to safely. An electronic TELL YOU! application on file more fully appears, ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. p.m. Call after 4 p.m., 646- working at Mr. Auto Wash Car BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, at the Court of Probate on March 17. Experienced in repair and over. .Apply in person: Maple BKAUORS on heating? Call Us. We have garage door opener, or in CALL US—WE WORK! Postage naid. Free applica­ 3914. Care Center is right for you. 65 PALMER DRIVE paneled living room, eat-in I960 al 2:00 P.M calibration oscilloscopes, Super Service, 220 Spruce energy efficient homes that house intercom or music Pearl J. Hultman. tion. FASSCO. Dept. 88. 732 Wages based on ability and kitchen, 2 car garage, oil heat, signal generators, etc. 644- Street, Manchester. MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR qualify for 8-3/4% CHFA FIREWOOD- 4-foot fresh cut, system, increases comfort. BELFHME AGENCY 647-1413 Ass t. Clerk E)on Ron. St. Louis. MO. 63123. LEGAL SECRETARY- Uw 2151. extra incentives are available lovely quiet setting on dead­ mortgage money. Multi- $65 a cord. Well seasoned, A-1 009-03 MANCHESTER They all add to the value of Firm in Vernon seeks full ASSISTANT DISPATCHER - to you. Apply at 150 Tolland SATURDAY & SUNDAY end street, deeoed beach homes. Days 647-1968. hardwood. True full cord, 128 time Legal Secretary with St., East Hartford. rights. $79,966. Call exclusive COLONIAL STOCKROOM ATTENDANTS Need a person with previous Lovely 7 Rooni Ranch. 1st FOREST HILLS Evenings 646-1966. cf. $90 deliverd in Manchester your house. These systems good Wping and shorthand 1:3 0 16 4:30 agent, Carol Cable-W ^er, 8 rooms. baths, large kitchen with Probate Notice Probate INolice - Openings for persons who experience but will train. floor family room, sunken Immaculate 9 room area. 528-2950. can be installed with little 2 ‘/2 skills. Experienced preferred. are very conscientious and Excellent company-paid NEED EXTRA INCOME? - For Sale By Ownar Beazley Co. Realtors. Equal fuss and bother and can spacious dining area. First floor Court of Probate. District of NOTICE TO CREDITORS Telephone 646-1974, Between 9 Work one of our outdoor living room, 3 bed rooms, Garrison Colonial. 4 housing• • opportunity...... 443-t-44’ Manchester have a record of good figure fringe benefits. Pay commen­ $87,900 ™ ...... FIREWOOD- All Hardwood bring a great deal of peace ESTATE OF LEONIE M. NORTON. a.m. and 5 p.m. Flower Locations on deluxe kitchen, 2V5 baths, 3 bedrooms, 2Vt baths, Family family room with fireplace, sliders NOTICE OF HEARING aka LEONIE NORTON, deceased aptitude. Experience surate with ability and work Unique Contemporary Raised Resort Property 27 cut 1 year ago. Cut, split, of mind. Check with your ESTATE OF JAMES M HOAGLAND. weekends. Car needed. S.D.R. fireplaces, unique wood bur­ room with unique stone COLONIAL - 8 rooms, 2 1/2 to large deck to inground pool, for­ The Hon William E FitzGerald. preferred but not required. experience. Call between 3 Ranch, with complete amenities. 4 deliverM. 12’’-16’’-24” . Elmer insurance agency. Installa­ IV. deceased Judge, of the Court of Probate. WE ARE LOOKING FOR Apply at Wesco Industries, and 5 pm. Ask for Steve Enterprises, Andover, Conn., ning furnace, for auxiliary fireplace, 2 car garage. bedrooms. 24 baths, impressive baths, first floor panelled FOR RENT - VACATION at Wilson, 649-5900. mal dining room, 4 bedrooms, 2 car Pursuant to an order of Hon. William District of Manchester at a hearing foyer, front to back •livingroom tion of fire and burglar E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated March 3. Housewives interested in Jes Industrial Park. Route 5. Thornton. 643-2133. 742-99fe, heat, 2 car garage, many Several rooms have sten­ family room with fireplace the CAPE with the beaches, garage. $96,500. held on February 28. 1980 ordered that with beamed cathedral ceiling, alarm systems can often 1960 a hearing will be held on an all claims must be presented to the making good money for part South Windsor. 568-6334. EOE. extras. Excellent location. ciled walls.Situated on a diningroom with sliders to large and large deck. Formal dining bays and lakes within 5 FOR SALE - 10-horse Ariens application praying that an Instrument fiduciary on or before May 28. 1960 or time hours, soliciting from deck, kitchen with skylight, pantry room, 4 bedrooms, 2 car gar­ mean lower premiums on PMLBfHCK AGENCY 646-4200 purporting to be the last will and testa­ $89,500. beautifully landscaped Vi minutes. Lovely cottage Snowblower. 5-speed forward, be b a rr^ as by law provided. our pleasant East Ilartford BARTENDERS - Full and acre lot, and gas heat. $96,- and desk. Large paneled and age. Wooded lot, walk out located in Eastham, Mass., 1 reverse, witn tirechains. your homeowner’s policy ment of said deceased be admitted to Pearl J. Hultman. Office. Hourly rate. Plus com­ CLERK-TYPIST carpeted (amilyroom with antique basement. Group I, Philbrick OVERSIZED CAPE probate as in said application on file Ass't Clerk Part time, day and evening 900. brick fireplace. 2 car garage. with sleeping for 6. Fully fur­ Used one season. $550. Call with some companies and more fully appears, at the Court of The fiduciary is: missions, plus bonuses. Hours hours. Good pay and benefits. U & R Realty Co. Private wooded lot in desirable Agency, 646-4206. nished with woodstove to take after 5 pm. 646-7230. in some locations. Oversized Cape with lovely Probate on March 17. lSlBOat3:00 P.M. Dorothy N Calderado 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call us at 569- Apply Ground Round LOMBARDO A Birch Hill area. No agents please away the evening chill, $200 Pearl J. Hultman. 71 Blue Ridge Dr. 644-1232 remodeled kitchen, stove,' dis Ass’t. Clerk 4993i ask for Teresa. Restaurant, 3025 Main Street, Permanent full time postlon available 643-2692 ASSOCIATES RANCH - Six rooms, 3 per week. Call now 742-6607. COUCH 94 inches long. Dark Manchester. CT 06040 bedrooms, rec room, im­ hwasher, disposal included. Nice OlS-03 010^)3 Glastonbury. immediately. Math aptitude required Robert D. Murdock Realtor 649-4003 Dir.: 1-86 to exit 64. Left to west on green, also has floral slip Rl. 30 for I mile. R l^ t on Felt Rd., maculate home with park-like fireplaced living room, large dining Reel Eelale Wanted 28 cover. Excellent condition. You can ba sure that WAITERS and WAITRESSES to handle a variety of duties. to the end. Left on Palmer Drive. yard. Only $57,900. Group I $200 delivered. 649-3436. room, 3 bedrooms, family location Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. whan you Hat your home LEGAL NOTICE BABYSITTER WANTED: 3 - Full and part time, good pay SELLING your house? Call us $59,900. and benefits. Liberal working Excellent Fringe Benefits. Brainard first and we’ll make you a with TEDFORD REAL to 5:30, Monday thru Friday ECONOMICAL 6-ROOW ESTATE CENTURY 21, KEITH REAL ESTATE 646-4126 Town of Bolton Official Notice and school vacations. Own hours. Apply in person: MANCHESTER cash offer! T.J. Crockett, POOL TABLE - Sewing Ground Round Restaurant. Field area. Call Teresa at 278-7750. CAPE - 3 bedrooms, 1 partial Rt. 44A Bolton Notch, Board of Tax Review Transportation. Call after ly finished. Garage NEW HOMES Realtor, 643-1577. Machine, Ice Skates (size 8 MANCHESTER 5:30. 646-7230, 3025 Main Street, Glaston­ $78,900. 7 room Colonial, 4 and 9), Tires, Camera, Bolton 647-9914 that we The Board of Tax Review of the Town of Bolton. Connecticut Aluminum siding. Convenieni j Outstanding 7 room Cape with 2 full bury. bedrooms, fireplaced family MAY WE BUY your home? Albums, Typewriter and will ahow your added will be in session in the Bolton Town Hall. 222 Bolton Center An Equal Opportunity Employer location on bus line. Asking WOMAN TO CLEAN HOUSE $53,900 . 643-6927. j Quick, fair, all cash and no Clothing. 649-0880. featurai In your home to baths, fantastic kitchen, wall to wall ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE room aluminum siding, deep Road. Bolton. Conn, on the following days during the month of - 1 day per week. Must have problem. Call Warren E. our prospoctlve buyers. If carpeting throughout. 1 car garage. March 1980: own transportation. Call 568- Clerk - Immediate opening. treed lot. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. SWIM POOL D istributor you happen to have an In- Computer experience helpful, MANCHESTER - Three-j Many many more extras. Priced in Saturday. March 8. 1980 9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon 2605. bedroom Cape. Garage $93,900. 8 room Cape-4 forced to dispose of brand new tercom eystem but not necessary. Some bedrooms, 2W baths, WANTED TO BUY SMALL 31-foot long pools complete the mid 60’s. typing skills desired. Salary OIL BURNER TECHNICIAN Modern bath, kitchen with throughout your home we Monday. March 10. 1980 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM AUTO BODY COMBINATION INSTALUTION EXPERIENCE NECESSARY new stove, refrigerator. I HOUSE for two adults. with huge sun deck, fence, commensurate with Aluminum sidad, hoaf affia n t, easy cart 3 fireplaced family room off Private party. Confidential. will be sura to have plea- ZINSSER AGENCY______646-1511 Thursday. March 13. 1980 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM MAN - At least 5 years' •EXCELLENT WAGES Aluminum siding. Mid $50s heavy duty pump, filter. experience. Can start at $7 per experience. Please call 289- custom kitchen, gas heat, 2 Cash. W^rite Box TT, c/o Asking $985. Financing lant music playing while •PAID HOLIDAYS bedroom custom ranch. Rac-room, walk Moving south. 64^3050. MANCHESTER All persons claiming to be aggrieved by the Assessor of the ...... hour. All fringe benefitsCall 6861. car garage, treed lot. Manchester Herald. available. Call Sonny collect showing your home. •SIC K DAYS out basement, 1 car garage. Large private Whether buying or eelling Town of Bolton must appear and file their complaint to one of Bill Kates at 688-7596. MANCHESTER - Won’t last | $98,900. 8 room Colonial, 4 203-324-9289. New Duplex. 2 bedrooms, IVz JL GAL FRIDAY - Applicant •RETIREMENT PLAN Houeehold Goods 40 these meetings or at some adjourned meeting of said Board bf lot. Low 60’s. long. By owner. Cape. New j bedrooms, 2W baths, family call on the batti ■ 0 ^ baths, seperate basements, gas fur­ PART-TIME TELLER - must be excellent t^ ist, at •BLUE CROSS ELLINGTON COAL Tax Review. kitchen, family room. Fan­ room off kitchen with Thursday nights and Satur­ least 60 w.p.m. Diversified Aug. 22) Treat Tolland Tpke., 649-2076. your resources and potsessiona March 9,1900 with respect today. Losses could This coming year you are likely occur If you permit yourself to be careless or indifferent. ApBrtm9nt$ For Root 53 Apartments For Went 53 ^ AUTOMOTIVl£ to be more adventurous where Heathcliff — George Gately your goals are concerned. Your VIRGO (Aug. 28-8ept. 22) Be NOW THROUGH MARCH 22 willingness to work hard and very careful today not to blow Vernon petty domestic grievances out of For Sale take calculated risks could reap Autos 61 the rewards you desire. proportion. Such behavior would PI8CE8 (Feb. 20>March 20) It's only add fuel to the fire. SPRINGTIME FUN WE PAY TOP PRICES for very Important to think for your­ LIBRA (8«pt. 23-OcL 23) Nor­ WInthrop — Dick Cavalll wrecked and junk cars. A & B FORD PUTS ITS M O N E Y self today. Listen to advice if It Is mally you're not the type to hold Auto Salvage, used auto parts. Auto, PS. Pb. power windows, wise and prudent, but don't dis­ a grudge, but today you may Call Tony 646-6223. stereo. AC. speed control, styled count your own judgment In the treat someone poorly because steel wheels. process. Getting along with you didn’t tike the way this per­ THE SECRET CF w il l o w b r o o k son dealt with you In the past. VET ' 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs other signs is one of the sections {jPm&ATY *5995 you'll enjoy in your Astro-Graph 8CORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Think ahead to lounging around the pool excellent. Must sell, WHERE THE MILEAGE Before participating In pleasur­ UE© INTAKINi? 77 T-BIRO '4595 Letter, which begins with your with cabana and ... sacrificing! Any reasonable able pursuits today, have some THINigS EASy. Puli p e w n All S'Eieo & lop« birthday. Mall $1 for each to offer over $1450. Call after Astro-Graph, Box 469. Radio Idea of what you intend to spend. ploy»i bu(L«>t vfoh rrnlei ton If you don't, you could blow your Take Advantage Of Our *20. SPECIALI 3:30 p.m., 6431150, 528-6063. $«l«. tlyf«d bfodi beauty City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth date. budget. For further Information Please call: 75 FORD TORINO ARIES (March 21-April 19) A 8AQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) failure to take your responalbili- This is not a day to take things BRUCE ties seriously could cause you relating to your status or career 8 7 1 — 6 4 8 2 WANTED JUNK AND LATE needleaa headachea. Perform for granted. The luck you're MODEL WRECKS - Cash duties that are expected of you. counting on may not be there to or call Z46-1613 Sf' Paid. Call Parker Street Used TAURUS (ApHI 2(Myiay 20) If bell you out. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) ______Edward Rogers Management Auto Parts, Inc. 6433391, you are going to take any gam­ 4 Door automatic power bles today. iMt on yourself and Having preconceived notions steering power brakes racjio your abilities, rather than on about the ways another will act 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- whitewalls low mileage real someone else'a. Banking on a in a given situation could lead CENTRAL LOCATION - 3 Home* lor Bent 54 428, 4 barrel. $500, or best, dear,' '$|g95 loser could cause you to be one you astray today. Keep an open rooms second floor with heat, offer. Call 649-6410, anytime. mind. r m n also. Short Riba — Frank Hill hot water, electricity, SOUTH WINDSOR - 2 and 3 QEMINi (May 21>Juf>e 20) A AOUARIU8 (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) It HIGH PERFORMANCE AND would be wise not to get Invotwd ALAS ROORMOBICK/ parking. stove arid bedrooms. As low as $200. 233 companion or associate could ITT ISNT A TALKING 5646. Locators. Fee. ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 make tavlah promises that he or in the financial affairs of friends, I DO HAVE AN OPENINO 1 K N E W HI/VA refrigerator. One-year lease p a i r t s u t i t i s and security required. Call Formla Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 GETA HIGH $HEASE she may not be able to deliver. or let them become enmeshed in FOR A BlTRltBTINMV 1980 I/VAPOBTANT. 649-2865. seconds, 30 mpg., suspension 77 CHEV BLAZER Logically assess what is offered yours. Things could gel a little L A T E S T P l a y . , Otticei-Stores lor Bent 55 you. sticky In both cases. radial spoilers. Excellent con­ Four Wheel Drive (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISC ASSN) dition. ^ 9 5 . 6437536. T MANCHESTER - 4-room PROFESSIONAL / *5195 'HESAUWCKEPAHPKAPY FORTHE HOeptfAL.* FORDBURMONTANDA Berry’s World — Jim Berry n e s a apartment, first floor, newer BUSINESS OFFICE 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO BUILDING - Approximately two-family. $375 per month. MX- Excellent condition, low 78 MONZA 2+2 Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl & Stoffel 659-0394 Evenings 633-4119. 2600 square feet, with ample mileage. Quadrophonic parking. Close*to Center, O C C K FROM FORD FOR ^3 0 0 ! stereo-8 track, power steering hospital and new court / brakes, one owner. 872-6528, FEMALE ROOMMATE building For info, call 568- MAKE YOUR BEST DEAL Receive a check for $300 when you buy a new 1980 Ford i ^ A WANTED - Apartment in 7658 or 871-0401. 633-5310, or 659-0508. — — Manchester Non-smoking. Fairmont. Room for five, high mileage and a practical price have helped make CHUTE VYOhT $135 month, includes heal and DOWNTOWN CAMARO 1975 - V-8, Fairmont one of America's best-selling mid-size cars. Chevy, 6-cyl,. aulo,, buck­ Our Boarding House This Funny World O P E ^ J hot water 649-1312 after 4:00 MANCHESTER - Large, et seals, center console, pm. automatic, Interior/exterior modern, carpeted office. Air excellent shape. Runs great. 1 9 8 0 FAIRMONT TUDOR < 6 0 9 0 stereo radio, under 20,0(X) IT# conditioned. Heat, light in­ miles, black beauty! ERTNNLV. UVE IN A THREE ROOM Asking $3,100. 643-7736. EQUIPPED WITH: Autgmatic Tranamla- . CITY,' VyHERE EW E UKE cluded. Available March 1 slcn. Fewer Steering, Pewer Brakes, S APARTMENT - Heal, Furnished or unfurnished. LESS DILLON REBATE P(5LITICAL VCTH , A ^ utilities. Security deposit No WSW Tires, AM/FM Radic, Tutene Paint, PREJEHT Call days to 5:30, Mr. F. 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO - '0 HELP THE CITY P&6RES# ?/ pets. Call 649-9092. Nassiff at 647-9126. Bucket seats, one owner. LESS FORD REBATE Bedyside Meldings, Interior Accent BY Needs some body work. $800, Group, Electric R/W Defroster, Interval 70 M E ^ R Y MAYtTR EeOMMN NDT (TNlY MAIL FEMALE ROOMMATE. ROCKVILLE STORE - 20x60. Call 846-4288, or 565-4672. W/S Wipers. Tinted Glass, Stalk Mounted ALPEIWAN CMV'8 PLA N FDR A THAT Available for April $172.60 Center. 19 West Main Street. YOUR COST *5300 Controls, Front Disc Brakes, Inside Hood MUNICIPAL STADIUM. BUT HA« EVEN TICK# per month Heat and hot Full basement. Parking. M L Release, Day/NIght Mirror, Windshield PICKED THE #ITE.' RWKT VIHERE water included. East Hart­ Kaplan, owner. 232-9041. ford. After 5. 289-0367. HURRY! SEE US NOW DURING Moldings, Rear Window Moldings. THEiPDRT# FAN# a r e ; 1975 CHEVY MONZA T.C, Merquil Brougham. 4 Dr., PS, FORD’S FUEL ECONOMY PB. AC. auto., stereo, apeed con­ Homes for Bent 54 Very good condition. Power • 1980 ERA fotirtgs for corr«XJrion Vouf mdeooe moy diflef brakes, AM/FM 8 track. 23,- CELEBRATION. depending on speed distance ond weotber Acfuoi highwov trol. power windowa. EAST HARTFORD - FORREMT 000 miles. New Tires. $2,700. mtieoge win propopiy be Icwei *5995 Economical 2 bedrooms. Kids Large modern office 646-6269 after 5 or 1-423-6525. & pets ok. $200. (221-4), 233 OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 22. ___ » •AAm O’HfBi $ Coni . Oil. ’ l.n;- ■, 5646. Locators. Fee. suite with air c o n ­ 1978 VOLARE - Silver, red in­ •A- r. ditioning. 1,000 square terior. 25,000 miles. Power he MANCHESTER- Cozy 1 stwering. air conditlong. ( . N ■ M O' feet. Centrally located (5- Hr- • i .’ P. bedroom. Immaculate condi­ Excellent condition. $3,300. "You know, I'll kinds miss Iho mobs ot Iranians tion. $215. (231-2). 2335646. In Rockville area. Call 646-7503. FORD I L IW shaking their fists at me." 1/jcalors. Fee. MOP ARM BROThl RS Ample parking. 1971 ROAD RUNNER - 383. GLASTONBURY ■ Colonial Craigers. Runs strong. Good A SERVICE. INCORPORATED JLVA style 7 rooms. Yard for kids. CALL t r a p ? conefition. High mileage. 319 MAIN 5 IR [E T » M A N C H tS T £ R C O N N fC H C U f 0604(1 Extras galore. $300s. (244-4) 875-076S Asking $1,200. Mike, 643-29198 DILLOni 315 (ENTER ST. J - 7 236-5646 Locators. Fee. p.m. ItLfPHONI 203 643 2Ua ______untie w sea OR '*! know 1 look awful. 1 fall into 5UKCHfSI[IU13 5lj5 ona of thoaa black holaal'*