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Budget concerns aired By MARY KITZMANN Herald Reporter MANCHESTER — Increasing the Board of Education budget and decreasing the number of town employees were the most frequent

comments at last night’s annual budget meeting. About 130 persons attended the meeting at Waddell Elementary School to discuss the proposed $29.8 million budget, a 7.6 percent increase from this year. The proposed budget pares about $111,258 from the Board of Education’s request. Those who spoke were split between leaving (he education budget intact, and favoring further reductions. The budget, recommended by Robert Weiss, town manager, also proposed 11 new town employees. Most speakers, calling for holding the line on government spending, suggested eliminating seven positions. No one suggested cutting the four The appointment of William E. Vincent as president of new police officers Weiss included. Manchester Community College was announced at a press con­ Several however agreed with

ference this morning at the college. Vincent has served as Eugene Sierakowski, chairman of the Concerned Citizens for Manchester’s

dean of academic affairs at Montgomery County Community Development, in suggesting that I ' i College, Blue Bell, Pa., since 1976. (Herald photo by Burbank) perhaps two officers could be added Eugene Sierakowski, chairman of the Lee Hay, president of the Manchester this year and two next year. Another area of consensus was sup­ Education Association, says the quality of Concerned Citizens for Manchester’s port for updating the town Com­ Development advocates closing a school education in Manchester will suffer if the prehensive Plan of Development. But building and cutting administrators to reduce proposed budget, cutting $111,258 from the there was disagreement on the the proposed education budget, at Monday Board of Education’s request, is approved. cheapest way to accomplish the Board picks revamping. night’s budget meeting. (Herald photo by Burbank)

Weiss, recommends hiring a per­ Jeffery Nab, South Main Street, said, "but is the education of your for." manent planning associate to update the plan in house, rather than spen­ explained that the adminstrative children to be sacrificed?” "I came here because of the quali­ ding $50,000 to have an outside person positions were needed for the in­ Lupien said the proposed 39.70-mill ty of the services and school," he MCC prexy do the work. crease in paperwork. rate could be reduced by 1.5 to 3 said. “There’s been an erosion the Sierakowski, while calling for cuts “The increasing stringent require­ mills. Other speakers, favoring past two years. The town employees reaching out to the community. in the education budget, questioned ment placed on the Board of Educa­ reductions, criticized the 11 new are falling behind in salary faster By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA Vincent declared his desire to the ’’new math” of hiring a perma­ tion requires the adminstrators,” town employee positions. than their business counterparts ’ Herald Reporter "The key word is attrition.” return to his native New England, nent person. jyab said. ’’The business of running Weiss was also criticized by MANCHESTER - Dr. William E. the school is increasing, and must be Raymond Lanzano, Lyness Street, and said among his first priorities he ”It doesn’t take a math genius to several speakers for poor planning. Vincent, a 43-year old Pennsylvanian figure that a permanent position will done so the teachers can get on with said. "There’s too much government, lists hiring an academic dean for The past two years there has been a with experience as an academic and cost more in a few years than the the business of teaching.” too much spending and too much of a MCC. $1 million surplus from the budget. administrative dean,, was chosen savings of having the work done in- load on taxpayers. Government spen­ He called the 8.5% education in­ This is evidence of over taxation, Monday night by the State Board of He said he is familiar with the house,” Sierakowski said. ding needs to be slowed down. ” crease “minimal” compared to the Betty Sadloski, president of the Trustees as president of Manchester jealousy between competing in­ He also suggested closing several 18% inflation rate. "There's no justification in the employee increase," Burton Pearl, Manchester Property Owner s Community College. stitutions and ”I will make it my school buildings as a way to limit Those who opposed the education Association said. Vincent will officially take up his business to minimize wasteful com­ education spending. cut said the quality of education here Main Street, said. "There's an in­ crease in the chiefs but not the duties July 1, when acting president petition for resources and enroll­ Others, who favored limiting or would suffer. After last night s meeting the Robert E. Miller will return by ment. I hope I can work effectively workforce." decreasing the education budget, "Things may be tight right now,” directors' line-by-line budget review choice to the presidency of with the presidents of other area in­ questioned the rising number of Lee Hay, president of the However, Jim Harvey, Grove continues. The budget goes into Quinebaug Valley Community stitutions to foster a cooperative at school administrators, while enroll­ Manchester Education Association, Street, noted "you get what you pay effect June 1 College in Danielson, which he titude between us.” ment decreases.

founded. In the meantime, Vincent will visit several times to lay the The father of four seemed able to reach the common tie between groundwork for a smooth transition. The announcement was made at a himself and his new associates, as he only half-seriously suggested a good Prytko succeeds Stein staff meeting at MCC this morning, where Vincent was introduced as way to start a relationship was for "The man who can bring a tone and them to offer “helpful suggestions on By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA years, chairwoman of several com­ Manchester Community College in style to MCC that has been effective how I can get a 9 percent mortgage,” mittees and served on the Board of 1979. She is currently continuing her Herald Reporter in the past,” by Dr. Searle Charles, a clear reference to the tight Directors for the past four years. She education to earn a bachelor’s economic picture. MANCHESTER — Laurie Prytko, served on the Workshop Committee, executive director of the Connecticut degree. community colleges. who has 20 years of volunteer which was central in offering While Stein held a bachelor s Vincent, who holds bachelor and experience in the field of mental guidance and direction during the for­ degree, the position he held com­ Vincent is currently the dean of masters degrees in English and a retardation, has been chosen to mative stages of Stein's tenure as bined the executive directorship of academic affairs of Montgomery doctorate in American Studies, said replace Lewis Stein as director of the first director. the workshop with the workshop County Community College in Blue his background is in traditional Manchester Sheltered Workshop. Stein resigned his position in director title. Bell, Pennsylvania, where he has academics but that he has learned Mrs. Prytko, who is currently Manchester to take a similar spot Selection chairman Judy Kargl, served since 1976. Between 1972-1976, about the trend to vocational educa­ employed in manufacturing .at Pratt with a new workshop in Vernon, who made the announcement of Mrs he was administrative head of a tion on the job and is fully supportive and Whitney Aircraft, has no paid where he began work Thursday. Prytko's as unanimous choice today, county campus of a Pennsylvania of this direction for the community experience with the retarded, but the Currently on the board of directors said 'a bachelor’s degree is not state college. He has also served as a colleges. ’"The institution I come selection committee felt her for MARCH Inc, an interfaith-based needed for the workshop director staff specialist for two-year colleges from is too heavily weighted in the volunteer background outweighed agency that seeks to provide alter­ with the American Association of traditional programs. MCC has more position. She declined to say what the other 28 candidates who had native care for the retarded, Mrs. would be done about the part-time University Professors and was outreach and vocational programs, s earned salaries in the field. She will Prytko is also this group’s fun­ founder and president of a college executive director position and this is what community colleges start May 5. draising chairperson. faculty senate in Maryland. should be all about.” / Mrs, Prytko has been a member of Mrs. Prytko is a lifelong resident Mrs. Prytko resides with her hus­ Vincent stressed the similarities Vincent, who helped establish a the Manchester Association for of Manchester, graduating from the band, Walt, and sister Patty at 20 between his present position and master plan for Pennsylvania’s two- Laurie Prytko Retarded Citizens for the past 20 local high school in 1960 and from Earl St. MCC, saying he is well aware of year colleges and is the author of budget constraints and the type of several articles, was chosen over 100 student that is attracted to communi­ candidates. He was visited in Penn­ ty colleges. But he also mentioned sylvania by five Connecticut educa­ differences between his earlier tion officials last week and then was Glassman runs for Senate assignments and MCC, saying MCC Interviewed at length during last has been much more successful at night’s special meeting. situation is such, Glassman said, that 53rd Uislricl, who iiiuicated they support. j , j By MARTIN KEARNS could support his election bid. Today Glassman indicated that he Herald Reporter “at this point Manchester does not have a candidate, a viable can- The candidate added that this did was "willing to lake chances ad- SOUTH WINDSOR - State Rep. didate. ” not rule out the possibility that either ding that South Windsor, if anything, Abraham Glassman, D-14th district, Glassman also said that while he representative would himself make a could emerge from a redislncting less dependent. today announced his candidacy for was, "aware of the problems of little run for the seat. the Senate seat being vacated by towns, ” he felt he could balance Ted Cummings, Democratic town Glassman also said that ht con­ ;.:n ■ ■■ ■ David M. Barry who is retiring from them with those of large towns, chairman for Manchester, who has siders it essential that he come out of declined to enter the race, said the that post at the end of this year. Manchester, with its 11 delegates, South Windsor with a share of the East CadklUc scoM i in Glassman indicated that his deci- has the largest number of delegates town would support a candidate who town’s eight delegates. T h e ^ sion to take out primary papers for from the district for the July 23 con- promised to unite the town into one M a a e k a i d a r He said he had spoken with the 4th District State Senate seat was vention. senatorial district. Rain tonight UtW representatives from every town in -Detailed forecast gir P ile a response to a similar move by his Glassman said that he has worked With the town’s delegates as poten­ political rival, Robert Myette, closely with Manchester represen­ tial deciding votes at the senatorial the district (South Windsor, East Windsor, Bolton, Manchester, Coven­ former deputy mayor of South Wind­ tatives and added that among others convention, any candidate from out­ sor. he has received word from state Rep. side Manchester must consider sup­ try, Andover and Hebron) other than Glastonbury. He said he plans to seek The stage was set for today’s an- Aloysius J. Ahearn, D-55th district. porting a redistricting that could nQuncement, however, by the deci- and state Rep. Robert M. Walsh, D leave him stranded from his base of support there soon. sion of Matthew Moriarty Jr. last week to withdraw from the race. Glassman said Moriarty’s candidacy was the jingle most important GOP budget holds line reason why he had not earlier entered the race. HARTFORD (UPI) — Republican “It is inexcusable to raise taxes at Richard Bozzuto, R-Watertown, Glassman acknowledged that any legislative leaders today unveiled an a time when inflation and energy released an alternative budget candidate from one of the district’s alternative budget proposal with no costs are already taking such a toll calling for $2,591 billion in state spen­ small towns needs the support of new or increased taxes and from Connecticut taxpayers," said ding. Manchester. And Moriarty, he said, challenged Democrats to go on House Minority Leader R.E, Van The Appropriations Committee "had that locked up immediately.” record against increased state spen- Norstrand, R-Darien. late Monday approved a $2.7 billion w With Moriarty out of the race, the dine. He and Senate Minority Leader budget EVENING HERALD, Tues., April 8, 1980 - 3 2 - EVENING HERALD. Tues.. April 8, 1980 Sentences light M p d o t e . for lieutenants

causing at least two deaths, dozens of injured and Carter about differences that exist in the iatest Middie HARTFORD (UPI) — Two fire lieutenants who were oil installations in the western city of Naft-e-Shah. If “caught in a web” of job payoffs and an ailing former Strike in second week true, it would be the second assault in two days. Tehran millions of dollars in property damage. East peace talks. Severe weather warning from Arkimsas to Mississippi civil service commissioner have been handed light NEW YORK (UPI) - Union leaders of the city’s 33,600 Radio said the refinery, which normally produces 600,000 Sadat was to m eet President Carter twice today, in ad­ sentences for their parts in New Britain’s municipal cor­ and Illinois as the same storm system moved eastward striking bus and subway workers were ordered into court barrels per day, was damaged enough to reduce produc­ dition to a White House dinner tonight. Sadat arrived ruption scandal. today. The National Weather % r^ce said at least 34 tor­ Monday, almost exactly one year after he and Israeli today for a judge's, decision on fines and possible jail tion by 70 percent. Retired Civil Service Commissioner Edwin Hayes, 68, sentences in their illegal 8-day-old walkout. nadoes have touched down since 1 p.m. (EST) Monday. Prime Minister Menachem Begin signed the Egyptian- Israeli peace treaty on March 26,1979. received a one-year suspended jail term Monday from The transit strike, which has forced more than 5 Olympic unit pressured Judge John Brennan, who went along with defense million New Yorkers to turn to cars, cabs, bikes, boats, Reagan appears to win arguments that Hayes was in poor health and couldn’t helicopters, planes and roller skates, entered its second WASHINGTON (UPI) - The U.S. Olympic Committee Ice controls volcano take the rigors of jail. OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) — Ronald Reagan appeared week today. is coming under increasing pressure from Congress and VANCOUVER, Wash. (UPI) — A government geologist Brennan also sentenced former fire Lts. Dennis After four days of hearings. Supreme Court Justice the administration to approve a boycott of the 1980 to have won at least 30 of Oklahoma’s 34 Republican says he thinks the hnge melting icecap on Mount St. Bryant, 32, and Nicholas Benjamin, 37, to one-year jail John Monteleone in Brooklyn was to issue a decision on Moscow summer Olympics. National (Convention delegates by triumphing in the Helens is helping control volcanic activity. Scientists still terms Monday. contempt charges against the Transport Workers Union In strongly worded letters to the Olympic committee. state’s presidentiai preference poll at the party’s warn, however, there could be a major eruption. Their sentences, for lying to a grand jury that in­ and seven union leaders for violating an injunction House and ^ n ate leaders Monday stated their firm op­ precinct caucuses. Forest Service aerial observers watched the mountain vestigated civil service corruption in the central Connec­ against a strike. position to U.S. participation in the summer games. The With more than two-thirds of the state’s precincts shoot steam and ash six or seven times up to 12,000 feet in ticut city, were to be suspended after 30 days. USOC is scheduled to meet Thursday, but may not make counted, Reagan had 87 percent of the vote. George Bush the air Monday. One moderate earthquake was recorded The two had pleaded quilty to one count each of iran-Iraq border tense its decision until next month. had 6.7 percent and John Anderson 4.2 percent. at the volcano’s base at 7 a.m., meaduring 4.5 on the perjury. All three were put on probation for two years. BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Iranian and Iraqi troops Richter scale. ~ The three had faced prison terms of five years and faced each other across their tense border today and Tornadoes cause deaths Sadat in Washington The eruptions lasted only several minutes each, fines of up to $5,000 on the charges. there were reports Iraqi ground units, supported by ar­ however, enabling scientists to examine the activity “1 won't make any excuses to condone what has tillery, attacked Iran's oil-rich southern region. Tornadoes and strong winds raged through Texas, WASHINGTON (UPI) — Egyptian President Anwar closely from the air and place new recording instruments happened,” Benjamin said. “I was wrong. I'm deeply sorry." Reports from Tehran said 70 Iraqi saboteurs attacked Oklahoma, Arkansas, Miissouri, Illinois and Wisconsin, Sadat has arrived in Washington to talk with President on the mountain. Bryant, who did not speak at the sentencing, will ap­ parently spend his 33rd birthday in jail. His attorney, Justin J. Donnelly, said Bryant felt “utter disgrace and shame" over his involvement in the ■Peopletalk' scandal. Brennan said it was more difficult to jail Bryant and Cat-astrophic Benjamin than it would be to sentence more serious ,r It wasn’t the smoothest of statements, politically, offenders. He agreed with defense attorneys who said the but Iowa state Sen. James Gallagher isn’t two had been “caught in a web " — the “terrible system” of promotion payoffs in New Britain. •ANFMANCltCO ^ apologizing. V. v " He incited cat-lovers to dark dreams of mayhem Donnelly and Benjamin's attorney said their clients LOt ANOf Lit with his attack on a bill that would have assessed a had been told they vzould never be promoted unless they 31,000 fine and a year in jail for any motorist who went along with the payoff system. Hayes had pleaded guilty in October to one count of iOWISI U M fllAtU lli ran down an animal without stopping to locate its owner or notify police. conspiracy to commit bribery, admitting he had told Huffed Gailaglier on the Senate floor, “I can see William Coyle that he would have to pay $2,5(X) to attain a stopping a car for a dog, but a cat? You squish a cat promotion to lieutenant in the city’s Police Department. Prosecutors described Hayes as a “messenger" for ^ Alt and go on ...” E 3 * HfRt ~ SI ftiw Gallagher, reeling under a barrage of outraged retired Personnel Director Alfred Pettinelli, saying UPlWIATMtt FC'JC* mail, tells People magazine he really isn’t into cat- Hayes would tell subordinates how much they would have squishing -- he even lives with one. to pay for city job promotions. The state hadn’t For period ending 7 a.m. EST 4/9/80. During Tuesday Says he, “I love animals. 1 just hate dumb laws.” David Haggerty proves daredevilry is alive and well at Manchester recommended a sentence for Hayes, who was put on night, rain and showers will be found along the north Community College, as he takes seven steps in a single leap, on skates probation for two years. Pacific coast and near the southern shores of the Great yet. Student administrators of the First Annual Fire Day event Pettinelli has been charged with receiving bribes, con­ Lakes. Showers are also possible in parts of the mid Less than eager whispered their relief that each student had si^ ed a release form, spiracy and larceny by extortion. His case is pending. Atlantic coast and some snow is likely in the upper Mississippi Valley. Fair to partly cloudy elsewhere. The election was over and the mayor stepped freeing the college for responsibility for injuries. While Haggerty forward for his victory speech. emerged safely, the festivities were marred by an ankle injury suffered Report on Mansfield Said Foy Hayden, “I have never sought this job. I The Connecticut Legislature’s Appropria- and Rep. Gardner Wright, vice chairman Ben by a female student. (Herald photo by Pinto). Ann Sampson laces up at the First Annual Fire Day at Manchester Weather forecast don’t particularly like it and I don’t particularly tion Committee met Monday to act on its ‘ ‘hit DeZinno, and ranking minority members Sen. Community College Monday. (Herald photo by Pinto). inadequate, feds say want it. I’ve got a lot of other things I’d rather do.” list” of proposed cuts in state programs. From Nancy Johnson and Rep. John Mannix. (UPI Thus did Hayden begin his third term as mayor of right, co-chairmen Sen. Richard Schneller photo) HARTFORD (UPI) — Federal officials say a state Central, Connecticut Valley Mass.; Interior R.I.; Cen­ Florence, Texas. report on alleged abuse of retarded residents at the tral, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior Conn.: Mostly He fought hard not to win, but even though he Roller boogie notes MCC Fire Day Mansfield Training School is inadequate and won't be cloudy with chance of a few showers today mainly in the managed to keep his name off the ballot, he got 53 accepted until it contains more information. unsolicited votes — enough for a landslide over the afternoon. Highs 55 to 60 or about 15 C. Rain likely MANCHESTER - Roller boogie down a year ago. Others were simply waiting for the free While some looked like they were born The U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare tonight. Lows in the mid 40s. Rainy Wednesday with nearest runner-up, who polled only four. Budget clears committee on skates, others were initiated to the ordered the report last month after four Mansfield aides prevailed at Manchester Community As students milled around the central pizza, as they help^ themselves to the highs in the mid 50s. Patchy fog developing tonight and were arrested for alleged abuses, threatening to cut off College Monday afternoon, as students court of the Bidwell Street campus, many soda awaiting them in the ice-filled pleasures of rolling along. Certainly not continuing into Wednesday. Probability of precipitation $4.4 million in federal funds for the school if left uncon­ “celebrated the first Annual Fire Day knew they were waiting for something but buckets. hurting the event was the early spring 40 percent today 70 percent tonight and 80 percent Old rugged choir weren’t sure exactly what. Balloons But when Deejay Gary Jame hit the dis­ vinced residents could be protected in the future. with free skating, pizza and tunes. day, complete with a gentle breeze and Wednesday. Southeasterly winds 10 to 20 mph today and without workfare section emblazoned with the April performance co beat, students knew they were in for The report, completed last week, concluded there were Konstanti Stanislavski — he of “the method” in Provided by the student activities fund, bright sunlight. If the First Annual Fire tonight increasing to 15 to 25 mph and gusty Wednesday. date for Godspell were passed around, and more than free food and balloons. The 5(X) adequate procedures to report abuses at the school but acting — would have loved it, but One World, the the event was an attempt to make up for Day doesn’t whip up spring fever, nothing magazine of the World Council of Churches, says it several students thought the whole day pairs of free skates arrived and the fun did not say if assaults could be prevented. HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ of a mandatory workfare program. “hit list” of optional cuts drafted by the loss of leisure activities the students will. was for real. was a public relations stunt for it. began. Extended outlook ticut’s proposed $2.7 billion budget Democrats led by Rep. ^ y d Hinds Wright and co-chairman Sen. suffered when their student center burned The all-male choir at St. Columba’s Church in Extended outlook for New England Thursday through has cleared the committee stage, but of Hartford, William Dyson of New Richard Schneller, D-Essex. Newquay, England, was singing “When the Stars Saturday; only after appeasement of anti­ Haven and Sen. Sanford Cloud of At the same time the Ap­ Review rejected Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Chance Begin to Fall” when the church floor suddenly did workfare forces who threatened to Hartford, demonstrated on two test propriations Committee waded of showers Thursday and Friday. Fair Saturday. the falling. vote the budget down if workfare votes that they would side with through the budget, the Finance District memo Daytime highs will be mostly in the 50s and the overnight The entire group vanished, but, scarcely missing were included. Republicans and vote against the Committee delivered its official on CATV order lows in the 40s. a beat, the singers scrambled out of the resulting The 1980-1981 fiscal blueprint, budget if workfare was inserted. revenue estimates for 1980-1981 — hole and swung triumphantly into the next number which includes 7 percent or nearly $5 Following a Democratic caucus, $2.7 billion. sent to town Vermont: Rain tapering to showers Thursday. Partly on the program. million in increases for welfare committee members returned and The revenue projection includes HARTFORD (UPI) — State utility regulators today It was, “My Anchor Holds.” cloudy with scattered showers Friday and Saturday. Mild recipients, is 13 percent higher than voted to drop the workfare plan $164.1 million to be generated by in­ MANCHESTER — An official invitation in the form of refused for a second time to reconsider their order with highs in the 50s and low 60s. Lows in the 30s north last year’s budget and identical in engineered by Matties. creasing present taxes and creating a memo from the Eighth District Board of Directors to requiring the Times Mirror Co, to sell either two cable and 40s south. size to the version drafted by Gov. Sen. Richard Cunningham, R-Stam- new taxes. Mrs. Grasso had initially the Town Board of Directors to meet May 12 and discuss television franchises or Connecticut’s largest newspaper. iVo gold watch? Ella Grasso. ford, visibly angered by the said she would need $128 million in “areas of common concern and authority” was sent to The decision by the Division of Public Utility (Control Maine and New Hampshire: Scattered showers When a guy celebrates his 25th anniversary in The budget now must be approved marshalling of anti-workfare forces, added revenue. Town Hall March 27. cleared the way for the courts to decide whether the Los Thursday and Friday. Clearing Saturday. Lows in the mid business, it’s not un­ by the House and Senate. And the said anyone who tried to hold the Republicans, knowing the budget The memo, drafted by district board member Robert Angeles-based media conglomerate would be allowed to 30s to lower 40s. Highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s. usual for his buddies to workfare issue was to surface again budget “hostage” and voted would go through despite their objec­ Bletchman, was made public at Monday night’s special keep both the cable firms and The Hartford Courant. get together and give today during action on the Finance workfare down “does not deserve to tions over the workfare tangle, said budget meeting and applauded by District President Gor­ It was disclosed today that Times Mirror has appealed him a little present. Advisory Committee budget, which serve in the General Assembly.” the only reason the package survived don Lassow who has been the chief proponent of reac­ the DPUC’s original ruling that the cross-ownership of Jerry Reed’s buddies is a catchall account for legislators’ Rep. Gardner Wright, D-Bristol, was because of sheer numbers. tivating the old Town-District Liaison Committee. the Meriden and Hartford cable firms and the The Almanac don’t think small. The pet projects. committee co-chairman, ruled him Republicans are in a minority in the The invitation comes on the heels of word that four newspapers was not in the public interest and had to be little gift he received The budget almost didn’t make it out of order. Legislature. Republican Town Board members would seek discussions ended. By I'nilril PreftH Inlernalional last week in Nashville when Democrats opposed to Matties quickly followed by saying “This budget is an insult to the with the district in spite of Mayor Stephen Penny’s reluc­ The future of the Hartford Superior Court appeal ap­ Today is Tuesday, April 8, the 99th day of 1960 with 267 from Burt Reynolds, workfare, which would require able- the second vote on workfare citizens and taxpayers of Connec­ tance to revitalize the committee. parently had hinged on the firm’s request for recon­ “thoroughly disgusts me.” Penny has long contended the district’s only interest in to follow. friends and a major bodied welfare recipients to take ticut,” Cunningham said. sideration, which was denied within 15 minutes by a The moon is in its last quarter. automobile company jobs, made it clear they’d vote it “Those of you who have sore “I think we have a puff ball before a liaison committee is its desire to discuss the status of three-member DPUC panel. The morning star is Mercury. was a shiny black, 19M down if workfare was included. arms,” he said, referring to the us,” said Rep. Dorothy Barnes, R- the four-year-old Buckland firehouse which has been a ’’It appears to me that this petition is devoted to The evening stars are Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. $12,000 Trans Am turbo ft Earlier in the night. Rep. Charles caucus strategy, “I feel sorry for Farmington. bone of contention between the two parties since it was various parts of the decision with which Times Mirror Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. with the name “Bandit” Matties, R-West Hartford, won ap­ you.” constructed on North Main Street. A Supreme Court disagrees," said hearing panel Chairman Marvin S. Movie star Mary Picklord was born April 8, 1893. on it. proval of an amendment to pull $2 The panel also cleared $8.7 million “What this says to me is this state ruling gave the district sole jurisdiction over Buckland in Angel Rivera, 23, the man accused of March 28 on Adams Street, is led into East Loewith “These represent to me severe differences of On this date in history: It’s an exact replica of million from the $31.8 million budget in budget reductions which were is in a hell of a lot of trouble,” said 1978 and since that time, the town and district have been operating the wheelchair van which struck Hartford Superior Court Monday morning. opinion which 1 don’t think will be settled by rehearing” for general assistance to pay the cost suggested in the notorious $74 million Rep. Christopher Shays, R-Stamford. at odds over the station which may only fight fires in In 1513, Ponce De Leon of Spain landed at what is now the four or five Trans and killed 11-year-old Deborah L. Bushnell (Herald photo by Foley) The DPUC also rejected Times Mirror’s request that it St. Augustine, Fla., in his search for the “Fountain of Ams used in fiiming town — a distance of at least a mile and a half. stay implementation of its order that the firm divest Youth.” “Smokey and the Bandit The memo cites the 911 emergency number as one of itself of the cable firms or Courant by April 1, 1981 pen­ In 1917, Austria and Hungary severed diplomatic II,” in which Reynolds and Reed costar. the positive ideas which has emerged from the com­ ding disposition of tbe court appeal. relations with the United States - two days before mittee’s discussions and noted the “idea (of the com­ ^Hit list’ whittled down “At this time 1 would like to see bonafide efforts made America declared war on Germany. mittee) was to create a dialogue so that two bodies might Alcohol rules out charge In 1952, President Harry Truman ordered government JSot quite the same move from anomy to harmony." on the part of Times Mirror to carry out our decision," HARTFORD (UPI) - The in­ “We believe it is a significant first license plate and one sticker system By KEVIN FOLEY Manchester Memorial Hospital, im­ vehicle." said Commissioner Peter Boucher. “1 don’t think now is seizure of the steel industry to avoid a general strike. “On Jan, 16,1978, at a joint meeting of town and Eighth mediately after the 3 p.m. accident, The manslaughter charge is equal­ Maybe the sobering sight of a presidential cam­ famous $74 million “hit list” — a line­ step,” Schneller said. “We are trying for vehicle registrations and Herald Reporter the time to stay our decision. " In 1977, Yitzhak Rabin resigned as Labor Party can­ up of possible budget cuts proposed to send a message to the people of District directors,” the memo continues, “Mayor Penny showing an alcohol reading of 0.16, ly as clear, stating it may be imposed paign grinding to a halt dampeneid California (j Ov . requiring registration every two MANCHESTER - Assistant The panel members said Times Mirror would have suf­ didate for his second term as prime minister of Israel in the Connecticut Legislature — has Connecticut that we must learn to recommended the creation of a Liaison Committee of the significantlyover the legal level of 0.10 only “under circumstances evincing Jerry Brown’s enthusiasm. years instead of once a year. state’s attorney Cornelius Shea ficient time to return and ask for a stay should a court after charges he kept an illegal bank account in the been whittled down to $8.6 million. Other revisions; Town and Eighth Directors to explore ideas of common which is the maximum legal level in an extreme indifference of human In any case, he didn’t celebrate his 42nd birthday live with choices.” revealed Monday that Angel A. appeal drag out. United States. The reductions approved by the Ap­ —Have the state pocket $2.1 million concern and authority. However, the memo continues, Connecticut. life. ” Monday quite with zest that accompanied No. 41 a The panel defeated a move by Sen. Rivera, 23, the man accused of The regulatory agency also rejected a separate petition A thought for the day: French writer Sebastian Cham- propriations Committee Monday in­ in motor vehicle fines now paid to since that time, elections have forced town director com­ Shea said he would not seek the year ago. Richard Cunningham, R-Stamford, operating the van which struck and for reconsideration of the divestiture order which was fort said. "The most wasted day of all is that on which we cluded closing Laurel Heights local communities for prisoner mitteemen off the board of directors, “causing suspen­ manslaughter charge Manchester “It’s not as if he went out looking Brown's press secretary, Barbara Metzger, says to give back the $1,000 expense in­ killed Deborah L. Bushnell March 28, to kill someone,” Shea noted prior to filed by minority shareholders of the two cable firms, have not laughed." he spent the day at his San Francisco office with his Hospital in Shelton by July 1982 for crease legislators voted for transportation costs. sion in meetings.” police had asked for, saying Also, since that time. Penny has asked the district to was intoxicated, thereby preventing evidence, including the intoxication Rivera’s court appearance Monday, who also have filed a court appeal. top aides — apparently without having to endure a an eventual savings of $1 million. themselves last year. The total $187,- — Eliminate newly approved in­ Times Mirror contends that the DPUC lacks authority outline an agenda for the meetings and in a Feb. 15 letter any charge of manslaughter to be factor, pointed at misconduct with a “ There was no way he could single chorus of “Happy Birthday to You.” The committee also opted to 000 hike goes into effect in January creases in salary and mileage for to order it to end its financial control of the cable firms or noted the district’s rejection of making mutual use of the lodged against him. motor vehicle, the original charge reasonably foresee a death” Last year at this time he was off to Africa with eliminate the Division of Liquor Con­ 1981. jurors -$1.65 million. Police had said they weren’t aware The Courant. Lottery numbers trol in 1981 and turn its policing Buckland firehouse. The district directors have said joint lodged against Rivera in addition to Charges against a Manchester Cab rocker girlfriend Linda Ronstadt. “If we expect the voters in the —Eliminate the Connecticut of any blood tests taken after the ac­ The minority shareholders take issue with the DPUC duties over to the Department of use is unacceptable and offered to buy the station on, second-degree larceny by possession. Co, employee are also pending in the Winning daily lottery numbers drawn Monday in New state to accept austerity, we must Assistance and Medical (kid for the cident which occurred on Adams case. Minor said he was seeking threat to revoke the cable franchises if Times Mirror Consumer Protection. Disabled CAMAD program - $2 several occasions, something the town, and Penny, is The statutes are clear on the mis­ England: Glimpses accept austerity ourselves,” Chin- Street near the intersection of Jarvis reckless endangerment and reckless isn’t out by next spring, seeking to protect their interest Sen. Richard Schneller, D-Essex, million. reluctant to do. conduct charge, which according to a Connecticut: 961. ningham said. Only 15 of the 37 com­ Road. driving charges against the uniden­ and not addressing Times Mirror’s involvement. John Denver’s much-honored documentary, and Rep. Gardner Wright, D-Bristol, —End social security payments for “It is our wish to re-establish the productive dialogue police field manual, may be imposed Massachusetts: 6795. mittee members voted with him. tified cabbie who allegedly pursued Times Mirror bought the Courant last year for $106 “Rocky Mountain Reunion,” has been honor^ committee co-chairmen and authors now suspended," the memo said. However, Monday, Capt. Henry when there is “negligence in the New Hampshire: 6822 The number drawn for Sunday Among other budget reductions ap­ state employees on sick leave - the van belonging to Metro Wheel million, a year after it purchased the cable firms. It also again, with the Western Heritage Award of the of the hit list, said the "going was proved by the committee were en­ $500,000. The proposed meeting is to be held at the Eighth Minor of the Manchester Police said operation of a motor vehicle or in was 0719, Cowboy Hall of Fame . District firehouse on Main and Hilliard streets. Penny a blood test was administered to consequence of the actor’s intoxica­ Chair Co., which also owns the cab owns the Advocate of Stamford and Greenwich Time Rhode Island . 8583. tough and slow” in arriving at the ding future insurance filing —Make insurance companies pay company. newspapers. cuts, which totaled $10.5 million requirements with the Department $500,000 of the operating costs of the was unavailable for comment Tuesday morning. Rivera with his permission at tion while operating a motor before committee action. of Motor Vehicles; changing to a one Insurance Department. VALUABLE COUPON Manchester To Advertise To Hoport Nows The Learning Center For more Information call East Hartford - Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea; 191 Main St., Suite 11 649-1133 Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask for Classified, Office Manchester .... 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T^Editorial " iHmirlirjitf r Emniiiuji HrralJi Whistle blower’ committed to hospital whole new philosophy of charged because of Manchester — A City of Village Charm By LEE RODERICK The son of an Army Force from September of a ll a d o c to r and treatment, started an out­ emotional problems,’’ Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Wuhington Bureau colonel, Luedtke attended 1977 .to September 1979 as professional In his own Strong steps on Iran chief of mental health ser­ right, but also one of the reach program, expanded Schwark continued. “If of The Herald primary and Secondary Capt. Luedtke found Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, ■ school at the Brentwood vices at Seymour Johnson most qualified and savvy group therapy Sessions, WASHINGTON - On Air Force Base, North military minds, I’ve ever and taught the young someone who wasn’t adequate protection by the parent resolve to take Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Jan. 15, Navy Lt. Kurt A. ilitary Academy in Los measuring up, he’d work President Carter, long Momb«r, Audit SurM u o( Clrcul«ikm ' UnItH P r» u InlwtiAtloiwI Carolina. known.” sergeants how to deal with stronger steps against the Luedtke, a clinical psy- stress among their per­ with them and treat them patient with the terrorist Iranian government. chologist at the Naval Air valedictorian and battalion Luedtke won the According to Schwark, a Sttvan Harry. Exacuttva Editor Meritorious Service Medal flight surgeon and head of sonnel.” instead of just separating Precht’s response was that Iranians. Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor Station In Memphis, Tenn., commander and entering government of Iran, has Cuttomtr Strvicc — 647-9M6 the base hospital, Luedtke The results, said them out. He made a Raymond F. floblnaon, EdHor-Publlthef Harold E. Turkington, Editor Emaritua was awarded the college before his 16th for his work at Seymour finally started taking the statement amounted to so We also hope our alliances “totally turned around” Schwark, included a 250 tremendous number of M eritoriou s S e r v ic e birthday. He holds three Johnson. His commanding much bull leavings. will be held strong in suppor­ officer. Col. Thomas E. the mental health program percent increase in the ‘saves’ for the Air Force — stronger step to convince the Medal, second highest non- degrMS in p^chology, in­ and the taxpayers.” Although the term is less ting our action. a mistake in expelling the Schwark, wrote that at Seymour Johnson. number of patients seen Iranians the United States Now we must demand that combat award given by the ^*“‘**"8 a “ Before Dr. Luedtke and a six-to-eight-fold Last September, Luedtke than desirable in polite com­ military. Brigham Young Umverslty Luedtke was “the single has had enough from the The United States has been Iranian diplomats. They best clinical psychologist came, there was relatively decrease in Air Force per­ was granted an inter­ pany, we think it was an ap­ the nations which we have Two months later he was *i. service transfer to the Ayatollah. coming to the aid of the rest should be placed in custody that I have known in my little treatment at the sonnel discharged for “p- propriate response to a labeled mentally ill by his Air Force career.” The clinic and a tendency to use sychological fitness’’ Navy, keeping the The State Department, nor­ of the world for the better helped keep free to prosper and held. equivalent rank of lieute­ ridiculous statement. “ tffigaShisSl franSng ta thi Al; base commander. Col it as an administrative tool problems. mally the last place expected part of the 20th Century. “Under his program, it nant, and was assigned to return a small measure of in (he psychiatric ward 6f Force to accept a commis- Douglas Peter^n added in to get the “bad apples’ out Navy Lt. Kurt A. Luedtke leaves Bethesda to be unstatesman-like, put It could be a first that For the first time the Holding the Iranian of the service,” explains became very unusual when Memphis. That’s when his th e N a tio n a l N aval *lon in 1975. He was on ac- an interview that Luedtke troubles began. Naval Hospital. (Photo by Roderick) the Iranians in their place folksy, down-home style tables are turned and we our kindness. diplomats is supportable, not m tinteG ^ ^ tive duty with the Air “is a very rare bird - f.rs^ Schwark. “He created a someone had to be dis­ with a folsky expression of rhetoric was used in a need support from our allies. If we do not have as a retaliatory gesture Md. Luedtke and some frustration that probably best diplomatic situation. It appears slow in coming. others close to the case difinitive statement of sup­ sums up the feelings of the Language is a tool of com­ Our allies must be against the militants but believe his 12-day confine­ munication. We doubt if any ment in the hosptal was in rank and file of the American reminded that alliances are port from our allies now, against the government of other expression could better retaliation for "em­ people. formed for the mutual what will we be able to Iran that is holding three U.S. barrassing the command” have communicated the When Iranian diplomats Ali protection of member expect if even stronger steps by his outspokenness. Agah and Hossein Lavassani feelings of the American peo­ nations. Luedtke, 32, was sent to are required against Iran? diplomats under house arrest Bethesda on March 15, un­ were summoned to the State ple. It left no doubt about the Get yemr balance without meaning and the United Our military and economic in addition to the 50 hostages der escort, on the orders of Department, they tried to tell Capt. C.W. Bramlett, head States’ stand on the hostages. suppor has been the major The strategy of Carter’s the department’s Iran Task move is generally auppor- held by the militants at the of the Naval Regional Force chief, Henry Precht, We hope President Carter deterrent to aggression in Medical Center in doesn’t back down in his ap­ western Europe and Asia. table. We think he is making embassy. Memphis. The officiai saying a word. the hostages were under diagnosis: "manic- depressive illness, hypomanic.” SCOOPS He was released from m m SHOUIP QIT IIP EARUr ANT HMOniC the Bethesda facility on Letters AH. IT? A iSWlrtlFUL Sl<5lff.. March 26 after a psy­ chiatric board ruied that the diagnosis has been erroneous. Instead, the 'f With your board found that Luedtke Tight money policy had a “mild” narcissistic personaiity — a need to feei high self-esteem Jet Banking Card. To the editor: line with the rate of inflation. and that he should “be “Caution needed on Interest" was While it is true that higher rates returned to full duty.” paid savers may very well lead to 4L both confusing and misleading. Most states have laws higher borrowing rates in the future, Tight money policy has been im­ protecting civilians from being forcibly committed plemented to rein in or dampen this is the way it should work. h With 13 percent price inflation to mental institutions un­ extraordinary credit demands which less competent medical have come from all sectors of our during 1979, think of how many len­ ding rates are at this level or even authorities determine they economy — business, consumers and are dangerous to lower. fJj particularly the federal government Congressional Quarterly themselves or to others. itself. In other words, the real cost of But the same protections This heavy demand for credit has money was close to zero. In the long are not extended in the been accommodated until very run, savings rates and borrowing military, which has its own C4iWut<New York City Hirschfield dreams of someday work is begun. The commission has the hospital to better serve the local and social stigmas against divorced born M arch 29 at Drewry of Oak Lawn, 111. are Mr. and Mrs. Leland grandparents are Mr and at the turn of the century. publishing the Good Housekeeping l - - > a Gamage of Vernon. She ha Mrs. Frank Kaszynski o 90 days to review the application, community. fathers. Manchester Memorial While the actual increase in the magazine of broken homes. Dersch, Naomi Lee, called a certificate of need. “The divorce system is set up to Hospital. His maternal a step-brother, Keith; and Peru. RP hospital’s total number of beds would VFW Auxiliary For now, the divorced father of two grandparents are Mr. and daughter of Thomas F. and a step-sister, Kimberly. grandparents are Mr. and Public hearings will be conducted nurses his fledgling Single Dad’s give all the rights to one parent and by the commission as part of its be small, the expansion would allow MANCHESTER - The Ladies heap all the liabilities on the other, Mrs. Leonard J. Kleiter of Patricia Perry Dresch of ____ Mrs. John Marshall of Lifestyle magazine as a labor of love, review. Edward M. Kenney, for construction of a new mental Auxiliary of the Anderson-Shea Post St. Paul, Minn. His pater­ 12A Mt. Vernon Drive, Ver­ Bolton. he says, following a bitter divorce usually the father,” he said. “The Vallier, Malhieu executive director for Manchester health center. The hospital now has of the VFW will meet and elect new parent with custody of the child is nal grandparents are Mr. non. She was bom March Howard, son of Howard officers on Monday, April 14 at 7:30 and a child custody fight in Califor­ Rogers, Gina Marie, Memorial, has expressed hope that 26 beds for psychiatric treatment. usually left with support payments and Mrs. John C. Wright of 28 at Manchester and Deborah Johnson p.m. at the post home, 608 E. Center nia. daughter of Wilson Jr. and the hearings will be held in Should the new project be completed, and no enforceable visitation rights. Caribou, Maine. He has a Memorial Hospital. Her Vallier of 354 Park Ave., that number will be increased to 36. St. An increase in dues will be dis­ The monthly publication, a tabloid maternal grandparents are Linda Patridge Rogers of Manchester. that caters to the divorced, single He said the roles of society often sister, Tina Marie, 6Vi. ■ East Hartford. He was cussed. constrict parents, making the father Mr. and Mrs. John Perry of born March 31 at Willimantic. She was bom father, offers legal and social advice Lyons, N.Y. Her paternal April 1 at Manchester as well as homemaking and child fighting for custody of his child a Srlimilt, Paul Joseph, Manchester Memorial son of John F. Jr. and grandparents are Mr. and Memorial Hospital. Her care tips. It is available so far only “freak.” Hospital. His maternal Deanna White Schmitt of Mrs. Walter Dresch of maternal grandparents are by subscription. Bob Hirschfield The flip side, and an issue grandmother is Helen Record Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Par­ 'Tve never been able to find a dis­ ”I started the magazine in Hirschfield said his magazine has Stafford Springs. He was Levittown, N.Y. Johnson of Vernon. His sought to address, consists of social born March 30 at paternal grandparents are tridge of Coventry. Her Manchester public records tributor interested in handling it February 1978 without realizing the paternal grandparents are at 21 Summit St., $1,200.74 since it caters to such a small father’s rights movement existed,” pressures against mothers who opt to Manchester Memorial Oprysko, Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warranty deeds leave their children. Hospital. His maternal Vallier of Hartford. His Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Romar Associates to Laila R. Lawrence J. and Kathleen M. Judgment lien percentage of the population,” Hirshfield said. “It was a release Peier, son of Lew J. and D&L Department Store against “ Inevitably their parents and grandmother is Patricia G. great-grandmother is Ruth Rogers Jr. of Copake, N.Y. Janaus, unit 124D, Beechwood Con­ DeFranco to Laurie R. Booska and Hirschfield said. from some of the bitterness following Robin Getz .Oprysko of 61 Donna Lee Dolan, property at 187 Lorraine Dupre, property at 539 East friends tell them to go back and re­ White of Manchester. His Higbie Drive, East Hart­ Johnson of East Hartford. She has a brother, Robert dominiums, $53,900. The 39-year-old electrical my divorce. Some men retreat in a Kevin; and a sister, Laura Summit St., $59,000. Center St., $63.25. engineering consultant says the shell, others turn to drinking. I claim their child and assume their paternal grandparents are ford. He was born March 30 William H. and Myma J. Earle to Adoption of trade name proper role as mother,” he said, Ms. Carole Schmitt of at Manchester Memorial Lynne. Joseph E. and Adeline J. Lee, proper- Linda L. Zdanis to George W. and publication is slowly gaining recogni­ started writing.” Ladabouche, Jessica Linda L. Brooks, unit 70A, building 6, Ronald Moriconi dba Antonio’s “Some men are more capable of Wallingford and John Hospital. His paternal Lynn, daughter of Craig ’ty at 225 Redwood Road, $71,000. tion as a forum and voice for the He said he fled California and his Forest Ridge Condominiums, $1.00. Restaurant and Pizza, 956 Main St. raising children than women, Schmitt of East Haven. grandparents are Mr. and and Darlene Pollard Nichols, Douglas Michael and Feme A. Murray splintered, seedling father’s rights job as president of a small elec­ William Peck to Warren E. David J. Logan dba Ireland Oil Co., tronics firm because he feared his however, and it should be all right for . {j i s m a te rn a l g re a t- Mrs. Stefan Oprysko of Ladabouche of 20 Williams James, son of Donald E. Pasternak to Stephen R. and Sharon movement. and Julie Wells Nichols of Howland, property off North Main 16 Lilley St. The current issue deals with so- wife might instigate further legal a woman to realize that and have grandm other is Doris Hartford. His maternal St., Manchester. She was L. Michalec, property at 87 1)1 society’s permission to leave her Goodwin ...... of New Britain. great-grandparents aje born March 31 at Ellington. He was born Wedgewood Drive, $58,000. Street, $60,000. Francis McElwee dba called child snatching, and contains proceedings to win custody of their Joseph L. Swensson Jr., Inc. to GrassMaster, P.O. Box 2094 Hart­ children and emotionally live with His paternal great­ Mrs. Mary L. Wetherly of Manchester Memorial April 2 at Manchester ' Joseph Eugene and Adeline J. Lee 12 pag<“ "f testimony from the children, now 14 and 16 years old. Dennis C. and Sharon E. Platt, ford. herself.” grandmother is Caroline Pennsylvania and Mr. and Hospital. Her maternal Memorial Hospital. His to George M. and Dorothy E. Krause, Senate'" recent bearing on an anti­ “At the time 1 had a choice. I could maternal grandparents are property at lot 4, Brookside Acres, Marriage Licenses child 1.. upping bill. Articles also stay with the business 1 founded Hirschfield said the magazine is Greising of New Haven. Mrs. Peter Getz of White grandparents are Mr. and property at 12 Flint Drive, $56,000. Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Vernon St., $31,500 David A. Kapp of Morristown, focus on a suggested no-fault separa­ when 1 was 28 and enjoy the fruits of financially self-supporting. He hopes Haven, Pa. Mrs. Phillip Pollard of Claire M. Gustafson to Pamela J. DESIGN AN AD CONTEST Release of attachment Tenn. to Laurie Jean Duniop of some day to build it into a major Glastonbury. Her paternal Wells of Manchester. His 'and Eugene E. Horton, property at tion agreement and laws concerning my labor, or let it wither away and W.H. England Lumber Co. against business. Drewry, Neal Thomas, Gamage, Jennifer grandparents are Mr. and paternal grandparents are Division Street, lot 169, Cheney Bros. Manchester. inability to pty child support. have custody of my kids, 1 chose my Norman S. Hohenthal. Dennis G. Meyer of Coventry to Among the m agazine’s con­ kids.” “1 dream of it as the counterpart of son of Don N. and Patricia Lynn, daughter of Ronald Mrs. Bernard Ladabouche Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm H. , Properties, $59,000. some of the women's magazines English Drewry of 226 and Lucienne Girardin of Manchester. Nichols of Winsted. He has G hassem B. and Susan S. Town tax liens against: CJieryl Ann Chasse of Manchester. tributors is Nat Denman, a In the course of distributing the Roger K. Roy to Marcia R. available, geared, of course, to th e B ria rw o o d D riv e , Gamage of 96D Tudor a brother, Brian, 3'A; and a Manavizadeh to Donald J. and William Peck $801.42 *155 IN PRIZES Massachusetts engineer and magazine, Hirschfield said he came Andrew Ansaldi $35.02 Hicking, both of Manchester. needs of divorced fathers trying to Manchester. He was born Marshall, Megan sister, Catherine, 2. Marion H. Benito, property off Avery divorced father, who writes a in contact with divergent groups U ne, Manchester. She was Albert Laroeque $45.97 John G. Pardi of East Hartford to raise a family.” March 27 at Mt. Sinai Kaszvnski. daughter of Street and lot 71, Bowers Farm, $60,- monthly column called “Fighting representing the estimated 500,000 borir March 10 at Ralph F. Caye $721.20 Joanne L. Ferrigno of East Hamp­ The publication also includes Hospital in Hartford. His 000. Injustice Pro-Se." The column divorced fathers nationwide. Robert Maltempo GRAND PRIZE ...... *5 0 regular columns on homemaking and Lenore T. Serwo to Edward I. ton. suggests ways to fight for child “1 realized there was no unity or Kenneth G. Werstler to Tracey father-child activities. Serwo, property at 42-44 Hamlin St., Robert King $1917.05 custody without retaining a lawyer. clearcut voice like those of the Society for Savings $170.70 Ellen Updyke, both of Manchester. 3HRSTPRIZES ...*25OaCh “Basically many divorced fathers $ 100. Dr. Ken Lewis, a Phiiadephia psy­ feminist movement groups,” Legion dinner-dance to aid American Finance Corp. against Lynn J. Schall to Sharon Anne chologist, is also a frequent con­ Hirschfield said. “And basically have to re-learn things, especially if Ernest and Evelyn P. Kellerstrass Gayle Hamilton. Redfern, both of Vernon. tributor. there were no support services they lived in a conventional to Roy H. Rounseville, property at 33 6 HONORABLE MENTIONS * 5 0 a C h | marriage: how to take care of a Bates Road, $59,000. State tax lien against Grover I. Edward J. Spodobalski to Janet Hirschfield edits and assembles available for men. Mitchell. Ann Dowd, both of Hartford. the issues in the converted carport of “It’s much easier for women to house, be a good homemaker,” baseball booster program Ronald F. and William V. Fazzio to Hirschfield said. “ And they in­ Richard E. and Elsie A. Arcand, Tax lien Peter J. McCann of South Windsor his Scottsdale home. He said he has find financial and emotional Federal lien against Edmund W. evitably face the same problems Joe Banning, George Maloney, property at 130 Center St., $93,000. to Denise E. Enders of Manchester. more than 1.000 subscribers assistance than for men. Many men Tickets are still available for the Orchestra. Bachmann Jr., property at 26 Peter A. DeSocio to Patricia M. See Your Ad Printed In The with their kids as they grow older as Co-chairmen are Robert Donahue, Richard Descy, Bill Stevenson, Dick " Clarence C. and Donna J. Fletcher throughout the United States and are afraid to stand up and even admit second annual Baseball Booster Prospect St., $1,500.48. Cormier, both of Manchester. Canada. every parent does.” baseball committee chairman; and Cabral, Jeff ^ckofen, John Jenkins “ to Robert S. and Dianne S. Lombar­ ENTER they’ve been hurt and victimized.” dinner-dance, sponsored by the Federal lien against Allen Ward Raymond E. Libbey Jr. to Robin C. Strat Kane. Clarence “Skip” or Bob Von Deck. do, property at 149 New Bolton Road, Baseball Committee of the Dilworth- and Jacqueline Lavender, property LaPier, both of Manchester Cornell Quey Post of the American Mikoleit, team manager, is ticket Those unable to attend who would "'$52,000. Herald on April 29, 1980 Legion in Manchester on Saturday at chairman and HenryWierzbicki is in like to be listed in the annual TODAY! South Windsor woman the post home, American Legion charge of publicity. Baseball Booster program may send Drive, Manchester. Tickets are on a first come, first their check payable to American HERE’S HOW TO ENTER There will be a social hour at 7:30 served basis and may be obtained Legion Baseball, Post 102, in care of p.m., followed by a buffet and dan­ from any of those named above or Henry Wierzbicki, 85 Lockwood St., enlists in Air Force from Jack Holik, Stfeve Armstrong, Manchester. V cing to the music of the Vic Dubaldo m Hartford, recently participated in RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS Mary Jane Sampson, daughter of 2nd Lt. Claire E. Conzelman, son of Mrs. Jessie Sampson of Locust exercise “Avelex 1-80” along the retired Lt. Col. and Mrs. Peter S. 3. Ada must b * tubmittad th* tarn* aixs as Street, South Windsor, has enlisted in North Carolina coast. 1. Thar* will b* a firat prlx* and two Conzelman of 129 Kinne Road, honorabla mantlon* In aach catagory plus a asslgnad. Only a black markar pan, or brush the U.S. Air Force and departed for He is a member of the 3rd Light Deanes list students may b * usad on a whit* background. All com- Glastonbury, recently was assigned grand prlx* winnar. Th * prlx* catagorla* ara: basic training at Lackland AFB, Anti-Aircraft Missile Battalion based Among the area students Gamma Sigma Sigma is named to the dean’s list of fashion coordinator, com­ platad ads muat b * rscaivsd by Tha Harald as a scout platoon leader with the mentator and assistant (1) 4th, 5th, and 6th grad**; (2) 7th, 8th, »th Texas on March 20. at Camp Lejeune, N.C, 37th Armor in Erlangen, Germany. named to the dean’s list for a n a tio n a l s e rv ic e the University of Connec­ no latar than 5:00 P.M ., Thursday, April 24, A 1980 graduate of South Windsor He graduated from Howell Cheney the first semester at the organization which was ticut at Storrs for the fall back stage director; and gradaa; (3) 10th, 11th, and 12th gradaa. Technical School in 1976 and joined Colleen D. Wiight, 1080. High School, she selected a position Spec. 4 Laura L. Adams, daughter Hartt School of Music, organized in 1952. semester. She is an alumna in the general career field. the Marine Corps in November 1976. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 2. To antar th * contaat you muat bring or mall 4. All antrlas bacoma th* proparty of Th* of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith of University of Hartford, For membership infor­ of East Catholic High Gilbert Wright and Renee th* antry blank balow to th* DIaplay Advar- Manchastar Evaning Harald. Only tha top an- 36 Porter St., Manchester, recently are: mation contact Ms. Albani, School. Michael J. Bell of School Street, Navy Mess Management Specialist C. Simon, daughter of Mrs. ttalng Dapartmant of Th * Harald on or balor* trlaa will b * publlshad. was assigned as a machinist with the Rockville: Barbara A. evenings at 568-5489. ■ Rockville, has enlisted in the U.S. Air 3rd Class William P. Martin, son of Phillips, 8 Liberty St. S tuart A. Flavell of Theresa N. Simon, models. Friday, April 11,1980. You will than racalv* 5. Th* antrlas will b * Judgad by th* advar- 3rd Armored Calvalry Regiment at tlslng staff of Th * Harald. Force and departed for basic training Frederick J. Martin of 165 Henry St., Vernon: Dorene E. Eileen O’Brien of Vernon Manchester has been Mrs. Christine Roberts Inatructlona In paraon at Th* Harald Infor­ Fort Bliss, Texas. 8. WInnars will b * announcad upon publica­ at Lackland AFB, Texas. Manchester, has been promoted to Her husband, James, is serving in Falcetta, 81 George Drive; will become the first re-elected vice.president of Pendleton, daughter of Mr. ming you what .buBlnaaa you will b * doing an his present rank while serving and ^ s . John L. Roberts Korea. and Allen V. Riberdy, 14 woman vice president of the Interfraternity Council ad fo r. tio n . He attended Penney High School in aboard the amphibious transport Kanter Drive. the St. Michael’s College at Bucknell University for of 12 Richmond Drive, dock USS Shrevesport, homeported Manchester, received her 'rk‘ East Hartford and has selected a Robert J. Legier, son of Mr. and South Windsor: Nancy H. Student Association for the the coming year. He is a in Norfolk, Va. master’s degree in nursing position in the aircraft armament Mrs. George L. Legier of 36 Jarvis Kenway, 229 Oak St. 1980-81 academic year. junior at the university. systems specialist career field. He graduated from Howell Cheney from Hunter College, New Road, Manchester, was selected for Hebron: Sharon J. Der­ The daughter of Sheila A 1976 g raduate of Technical School in 1977 and joined Manchester High School York City, in January. the dean’slist at the U.S. Coast Guard by, 564 East St. O’Brien, she is a junior Sgt. Andrew J. Bell, son of Mrs. the Navy in June 1977, She . graduated from Academy, New London. political science major. and the son of Mr. and Mrs. I Want To Enter Ad Graft ’80 Elfreda K, Bell, 42 Tolland St,, East Three area women were She is currently secretary Donald Flavell of 39 Foley Manchester High School in Hartford, is participating with the He graduated from East Catholic Navy Boatswain's Mate 3rd Class among those attending the of the Student Association, St., Manchester, he is a 1969 and from the Universi­ 24th Infantry Division in Laser Taro, High School in 1977. Keith Byrnes, son of Mary Byrnes of regional conference of chairperson of the Internal member of Sigma Alpha ty of Connecticut School of a field training exercise at Fort 20 Lorraine Court, East Hartford, Gamma Sigma Sigma Communications Com­ Epsilon social fraternity. Nursing in 1973. Mrs...... Drum, N.Y. has departed for a deployment in the Airman Michael J. Caron, son of Judith S. Carol of 170 Eldridge St., chapters from various New mittee and a member of Pendleton and her husband He is regularly assigned at Fort Western Pacific and recently par­ ...... Manchester, has been assigned to England colleges held the WWPV (student radio Three Manchester recently moved to Stewart. Ga. His father, Camille V. ticipated in exercise “Rimpac 80” in Town ...... Lowry AFB, Colo., after completing recently at the University station) broadcasting women were involved in Estacada, Ore. Bell, lives in Limestone, Maine. His the Pacific Ocean. the fourth annual Fisher Elks at Meadows basic training at Lackland AFB, of Massachusetts. board. She also served as ...... School...... wife, Mary, is with him near F'ort He is a crewmember aboard the Junior College Spring Texas. He will receive specialized in­ They are: Sue Balon and president of Lambda Lydia Perry, daughter of tributes eggs. Behind the resident, Leon MOTE- Plaas* bring or mall this antry Wank to tha DIaplay Advartlaing Dapartmant of Stewart frigate USS Meyerscord homeported Fashion Show presented Mrs. Gerald Allen of Ver­ ’The Elks visited the residents of Meadows struction in the avionics systems Lynne Miskewich, both of House residence hall Convalescent Home Saturday to bring Easter ^ haba, exalted ruler, looks on as male bunny Tlw kianSIIJtrtt^^ Braln^ Mac*. Manchaatar, CT 06040. Entrla* ck>a* in San Diego. Manchester; and Donna during 1978-79. recently. non, has been named to the Marine CpI. Jeffrey A. Kennedy, field. Raymond McCarthy sees if his basket holds Friday, April 11,1980. A 1976 graduate of Penney High Albani of East Hartford. They are: Maura Lind­ honor roll for the winter cheer. From left, Tony Merola, chairman of son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. School, he joined the Navy in October Airman Caron graduated from anjdhing for the resident. (Herald photo by Manchester High School in 1977. They are members of the Mary Johnson, of say, daughter of Mr. and term at Northfield (Mass). community welfare looks on while Florence Kennedy of 43 Columbus Circle, East 1976, Mount Hermon School. Nutmeg Alumnae Chapter. Manchester has been Mrs. Albert V. Lindsay, McCarthy, dressed in a bunny costume, dis­ Adamson). EVENING HERALD, Tues., April 8. 1980 - V 8 - EVENING HERALD. Tues., April 8. I960

member, said, ‘T don’t understand The Vernon Volunteer Fire but the 117 are working out well. Pennant Picks East opens slate ToiunTol During budget discussions Mon­ combination football-soccer field. East Hartford Town Councilman all of these questions, you’ve been Department has about 117 Multiply 117 by salaries for a full- By EARL YOST Genga said the parks and recrea­ day of the Vernon Town Council, on the council for years and never time d ^ r tm e n t and it would cost Henry Genga said the proposed Republican Councilman Robert members. Fire Chief Donald tion director had told him that asked about the doughnuts.” This Maguda told the Town Council you about |1 million, Maguda said, Herald Sports Editor renovation of the East Hartford soccer has become the most pop­ Wehrli questioned the cost of coffee drew laughs from other council High School athletic field will ser­ during a budget discussion. He said ending the discussion on any ular sport in town, with more total and doughnuts in the elections members and a comment from further budget cuts. vice the community as well as the budgets. Democratic Mayor Marie according to the town’s population appiicants than little league Wehrli, ‘"These are tough times.” it should have about 130 members on positive note school. He said the renovation basebaii. Herbst, formerly a council would convert the field there into a All said with tongue in cheek. American League By LEN AUSTER marker. He would've had a second Kane walked six and fanned 10 in RBI but Freiheit missed third en Herald Sportswriter notching the win. route home and was out on an^ppeal. Eastern Division Western Division Clutch hitting and pitching was the The Eagle runs came after winning difference as East Catholic thumped “It was a typical first game. The hurler Gregg Kane worked his way defense was very shaky and offen­ Obituaries Ayatollah sees sanctions Rockville High, 6-1, in its 1980 out of a opening frame jam, one of baseball opener yesterday at Eagle sively 1 was not pleased,” Penders three innings he had to do so. “He Field. stated, “It’s still early but 1 was George C. Winters (Kane) gutted it out. He didn’t have The Eagles are slated to return to expecting more contact. There were EAST HARTFORD - George C. his best stuff today.” Penders the diamond today against St. too many K’s (strikeout, 14), too Winters, 60, of 859 Burnside Ave„ as final victory for Iran analyzed the 151-pitch performance. Thomas Aquinas at New Britain's many called third strikes.” died Monday at the Veteran’s Ad­ Rockville jammed the sacks with By United Press International end to the plundering.” would have been threatened.' Walnut Hill Park, weather and field ministration Hospital in West Haven. one out in the first but Kane whiffed Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Khomeini blamed Iran’s recent regardless of circumstances, since: conditions permitting. Rockville, 0-2, He was the husband of Elizabeth ROYALS the next two to escape. In the second today called President Carter’s problems with Iraq on the United its move toward independence would- is at Plainville High Wednesday. Easi Eiilhnlir (6) — Cabral 2b, 3 2 2 0, 1. Bullimorr the Rams had two on and one out but Shorten Winters. reprisals against Iran for holding the States and he called on the Iraqi be Impossible without getting out of- 1. KunaaH Cily East plated all the runs it needed Ayer cf, 4 2 1 1. Kiro ss, 4 2 2 0, Freiheit Kane picked sophomore Jeff Ander­ lb, 4 0 0 0, Kane p, 0 0 0 0, McCoy dh. 3 0 2 He was born in Canton and had 50 American hostages a ‘‘final vic­ army and nation to “cut off the hand thc system imposed by the superi in the home first. Brad Cabral lived in East Hartford for the past of America protruding from Sad­ son off first to aid his own cause. 2, Bottaro c, 4 0 0 1, Giliberto 3b, 3 0 0 0, tory” that gave Iranians “every powers, ‘"rherefore they would havff .vVfAt/A. singled and stole second, one of nine Barter 3b, 1 0 0 0, Fournier If, 3 0 0 0. Daly three years. He was a member of reason to celebrate.” dam’s sleeve.’’ started the attack In some way. The Rockville again in the fifth had a Amvets of Hartford and was J l % swipes. “The top three (Cabral. Kyle bases loaded one-out situation but rf, 3 000, Fakow.slti rf. 1 0 00. Totals. 33 6 Iran’s Revolutionary Council ac­ Saddam is Saddam Hussein al- attack has taken this shape now.'^ Ayer. Pete Kiro) can run and once in employed by the Veterans Home and again Kane whiffed a pair to come 7 4. cused Carter of using the hostage Takriti, head of Iraq’s Revolutionary “These are not their last weapons,’-. awhile we can use a delayed steal," Hospital in Rocky Hill for 16 years, out unscathed Itockxille (I) — Gagnon ss, 5 0 1 0, situation “as a cover for the am­ Council, whom Khomeini called Bani-Sadr said. ‘"There are othef: noted East Coach Jim Penders. retiring last June. He was an Air "We had too many left on base 114) Regan rf, 6 0 0 0, Mocadlo c, 4 1 1 0. Nad- bitions of American imperialism.” “anti-Islamic” and “inhuman.” weapons which they will use later^ Kiro beat out an infield hit to short, Force veteran fo World War II. Khomeini, fueiing a crisis that and too many errors again," agreed 7.ak dh. 4 0 20, Schmclter lb. 4 0 1 1. Lom­ ’Die Revolutionary Council said since this is not our last act.” Cabral holding, Mike Freiheit bardi lb, 1 0 0 0, Green If. 4 0 0 0, Toplif Besides his wife he leaves three Iran had been “expecting American threatened to break into open war, ‘The Soviet news agency Tass sai«T Ram Coach Art Wheelock, “We re 2. Milwaukee grounded to third sacker Wally not playing well at all early." 3b. 2 0 0 0, Noonan cf, 3 0 0 0. Anderson 2b. sons, Dana Winters of Torrington, imperialism to demonstrate its ugly urged Iran’s army to “join the Carter’s decision was prompted by- 2. Texas Topliff, who was distracted by the 0 0 0 0. Baker 2b, 0 1 0. Doolady c, 0 0 0 0. East added a run in the third. Richard Winters of East Hartford, g r ^ toward the people and the peopie” and overthrow the Iraqi “imperialist interests” rather thad' approaching Cabral. He finally Romejko 3b, 0 0 0 0, Emerson p. 0 0 0 0, and Eric Winters of Hartford; a McCoy drilling a two-out RBI up the revolution. regime. concern for the U.S. hostages. elected to peg to second, but did so Nemzck p, 0 0 0 0. Parker p, 0 0 0 0. Kidd daughter Dianne Gonthier of East middle. It made it 6-0 in the fifth off ‘"They also expected conspiracies President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr In London, officials of TWA and wildly with one run scoring. p, 0 0 0 0. Tofals. 36 1 6 1 Hartford; a brother, John Winters of reliever Rich Nemzck. Steve Emer­ by the big satan, and aii their expec- said, “ Thank God things have Pan Am refused today to allow. Designated hitter Dennis McCoy East 201 030 OOx 6 Winsted; a sister, Mrs. Emma happened as they have. It is in our in­ son started and absorbed the loss for taions were fuifilled,” it said. Iranians aboard flights to the United rapped a single scoring a second Rockville 000 0(K) 100 1 Russell of Manchester; and a grand­ In severing diplomatic relations terests. We should be united. No States. ’The airlines said a provision the Rams son. with Iran, Carter warned Monday matter what group or faction we of the U.S. Immigration Act calis foe Funeral services will be Thursday that other tougher steps would be beiong to. we shouid forget past a $5,000 fine for every Iranian at 11 a.m. at Carmon Funeral Home, taken unless the 157-day-oId crisis is grievances and unite in the fight to passenger they carry now that PresT- 6 Poquonock Ave., Windsor. Burial ensure our poiitical and economic in­ 3. California ended quickiy. dent Carter has imposed his striqt 3. New York will be in Hillside Cemetery, East Khomeini, in a message broadcast dependence,” Bani-Sadr said. sanctions on Iran. Two opening games Hartford. There are no calling hours. by Tehran Radio, said; “If Carter Bani-Sadr said he believed Iran has done one thing in aii his life which can be said to be in the in­ Mary B. Chizius terests of the oppressed it is this M.ANCHESTER - Mary Baylis break in relations between a country Neighbors oppose Chizius, 79, of 53 North St., died Mon­ scheduled Wednesday that has risen to free itself from the day at Manchester Memorial claws of international piunderers and rights, which we won in the courts. Hospital. She was the widow of a worid-devouring plunderer.” 4. Miniieaola NEW YORK (UPI) — The baseball season will open on Eagle girls commercial %one 4. BoHton "It'll take some time to reach a settlement now. It Joseph Chizius. “We consider this break to be a schedule Wednesday with league openers in Cincinnati She was born in Manchester on won't be done overnight. Right now both sides are talking good omen since it is a sign the U.S. MANCHESTER — An application for residential development. and Seattle but whether the game of summer will make it Nov. 21,1900 and had been a lifelong Bill Driggs of 604 Main St. agreql past Memorial Day remains uncertain. at each other, not to each other" win in romp government has cut its hopes from to change the frontage on about 1.2 The owners, angered over the decision by the Players resident. She was a communicant of Iran,” Khomeini said. “Our fighting- acres of land bordering North Main that, “The traffic situation right now Representatives for the Players Association and St. Bridget Church and was a Glassman announces Street to commercial zone was tabled is unbearable.” " owners met again today with federal mediator Kenneth Association not to finish the exhibition season, are deter­ East Catholic girls' .softball team nation has every reason to ceiebrate mined to stick together. member of the Lithuanian Corp. of state Rep. Abraham Glasfeman, D-14th district, today joined this good news of final victory that by the town Planning and Zoning These reports, however, were Id Moffett to resume contract negotiations But with both opened its season yesterday with a Manchester. She had sung with its Commission Monday night after odds with a written ietter fro^ sides continuing to take hard lines little progress was (Jene Autry, owner of the California Angels, has been 33-11 win over Hartford Public at the race for the state’s fourth district Senate seat. Story on has forced a cruel superpower to the most outspoken and has even suggested declaring a choral group for many years. residents testified the move would Poiice Chief Robert Lannan who said expected. Robertson Park in a tilt called after 4 break its relations, thus putting an moratorium on the season. She leaves two sons, Anthony E. front page. (Herald photo by Kearns) the zone change would not “adverse­ .>. Cliieago The players voted two weeks ago to open the season as '2 innings because of its one­ threaten the quality of iife in the 5. Detroit "Frankly, if I had my say and the other owners agreed Baylis and Edward J. Baylis, both of ly impact traffic” in the area. planned after foregoing the final week of exhibition sidedness. area. with me. I'd close down for the season, " said Autry Manchester; a brother, John Janenda cited town pians to im­ games but said they would not play past May 22 unless a The Eaglettes return to the dia­ Attorney Joel Janenda, who "What's the sense in going out again. It's a waste of time, Rudinsky of East Windsor; three prove the safety of North Main new basic agreement is reached mond Wednesday against Bolton represented Warren Howland, owner their time and a lot of money. There's no reason for it and sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Delnicki, of the property, called the parcel idle Street. The plans would take some of Although Moffett, who joined the proceedings for the High at Robertson al 3 16 CD lawsuit delayed I would just as soon forget the season " East scored five runs in the first, Mrs. Caroline Coville and Mrs. Agnes and vacant. He said, “The idleness is the property under consideration. first times last week, said then that the tone of the Autry firmly believes public opinion is on the side of the Manning, all of Manchester; eight MANCHESTER - ’The Communi­ complaint. ’The new complaint is Program for two years is an attempt a clear indication that the zoning Janenda said the zoning change meeting was positive, the two parties' positions on the two in the .second, 18 in the third and grandchildren and five great­ ty Deveiopment Biock Grant iawsuit Angell et al vs. the Town of to limit low-income and minorities in would not generate an appreciable most important issue of compensation for free agents owners this time. eight in the fourth before the umpires classification is not the most ap­ "I'm sure there was time when the pendulum was all grandchildren. has been deiayed, and an amended Manchester, rather than Angell et al amount of traffic. still seem to be miles apart put a halt to matters. the city. propriate for this type of land.” on the side of the owners and that the owners took advan­ Funeral services will be complaint filed by the plaintiffs. vs. Zinsser et al. Commission member Ronald “The number one thing I'd like to get across to the Denise Boutilier had a bases- The program, administered by the The land at 520 N. Main St. is (). Oakland tage of the players. Now, it's all on the players' side and Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from the A September court date has been The suit’s name, which was started Gates said the board would have to fans." said Cincinnati's George Foster, "is that it's not loaded triple and Lynne Cully banged U.S. Department of Housing and Ur­ terraced in three levels. This along it may be that the only way to get it back, to get it back in Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., by Carol Angell, and two other give the matter considerable simply money. The owners are telling the fans we want an RBI triple to highlight the scheduled, a four month delay, ac­ ban Development, awards money for with the presence of a sewer in­ the middle, is through a one-year moratorium " with a mass of the resurrection at 10 cording to lawyers in the case. women, was changed since Carl many town projects with the stipula­ terceptor line through the rear of the thought. The other members agreed more money But we're more interested in protecting our Eaglette attack Cully. Boutilier, a.m. at St. Bridget Church. Burial The date, set for nearly a year and Zinsser, resigned from the Board of tion the municipalities promote in­ property, Janenda said, makes it im­ and tabled the issue for their next Kathy Skehan, Michelle Freiheit and will be in St. Bridget Cemetery. a half since the suit was filed in U.S. Directors. tegration and low-cost housing. possible to build any kind of meeting. Pam Cunningham each had a pair of Friends may call at the funeral home District Court in Hartford, accom­ Besides the name, three of the four The town contends the issue is the structure. hits and Skehan and Boutilier each today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. modates Judge M. Joseph original counts have been dropped. right of a municipality to withdraw The community, he intimated, had three RBI Blumenfeld’s vacation plans, and The fourth count has been expanded. from a federal program. receives no benefit from idle land Lucy Hurst and Mimi Laneri court docket. The plaintiffs contend the town’s The amended complaint retains the which could be producing tax Open house Cougars hold lead shared the pitching chores for East 7. Toronto Mrs. Florence L. Paul On Friday the plaintiff’s lawyer, decision to withdraw from the Com­ argument that Manchester violated revenues. 7. Seattle with Hurst getting the win. She munity Development Block Grant MANCHESTER - Open house wlU VERNON — Mrs. Florence L. Raymond Norko, filed an amended the Civil Rights Act of 1968, an act Residents turned out to oppose any be held at Illing Junior High School tanned the first three batters faced Paul, 84, of 18 High Ridge Road, died which requires towns promote open commercial development in the area tomorrow for parents of students before running into control problems. East pitching issued eight walks Monday at Windsor Hall Rest and housing policies. that they feared would add to the who will enter the school in The amended complaint also traffic congestion they called September. The program will be held while its baiters waited out 18 bases Nr'sing Home in Windsor. Refuse collection bid to triumph again on balls .,irs. Paul was born June 21,1895 in argues the withdrawal violated the dangerous. in the cafeteria beginning at 7:30 National League Philadelphia, Pa. and moved from equal protection clause of the 14th Rocco Trolli of 15 Stock Place said p.m. and will explain curriculum, the two-run homer for the Cougars. Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. the traffic situation in the area is an team structure, and methods of Eastern Division Western Division With Steve Testoni's fourth-inning second Middlesex jumped to an 8-6 New York City to Vernon and Wind­ $5,384 above estimate double driving in the winning run, Cliff Pinney worked the final 6 13 sor areas 10 years ago. This would be on the basis that the “extreme hazard.” He suggested placing students in academic levels. lead in the third with the Cougars MANCHESTER — ’The single bid years, with a cost of living increase A tour of the school will be included. Manchester Community College innings for ivicc to earn the victory. fayveeS triumoh She leaves a son, Norman Paul of town violated the “prevention of of­ that the zoning be changed to allow narrowing the gap with a two-run Bob Bruzik had two hits and two RBI for refuse collection opened this mor­ each year. The Board of Directors ficial conduct discriminating on the edged Middlesex Community burst in the bottom of the inning. Vernon; a sister, Mrs. Helen Arnold College, 10-9, yesterday in collegiate (or Middlesex. East Catholic’s jayvee baseball of Philadelphia, Pa.; and two ning quotes $461,184 for once-a-week will review the bid, Maurice Pass, basis of race.” The visitors made it 9-7 with a run director of general service said, and baseball action at Cougar Field. team opened its season yesterday grandchildren. service, which is $5,384 above the This violation was implicated in in the top of the fourth. Dave Blake with a 7-6 win over Rockville High al manager’s budget estimate. make a decision in the budgeting Judge Blumenfeld’s order or a Man sought in assault [^ms, The clubs began a second game but led off the MCC fourth with a walk MCC (1(1) - UcAngell cf, 3 1 3 1. Blake Graveside services will be con­ it was called in the fourth inning Moriarty Field Sanitary Refuse Co., Manchester, process. preliminary injunction last May and he .scored on Dwight Craig’s one- 2b. 2 3 1 1, Monsees lb, 3 1 I 2. Craig c, 4 1 Rockville had a 6-2 lead going into ducted Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Adath MANCHESTER — Police are Department’s detective bureau said because of darkness with the Cougars 2 1, Fearon ss. 3 1 1 2, Maschuk rf, 3 1 1 0, which has serviced the community which barred the town from leaving PIRATEI out double The latter moved to third the homo fifth, where the young Jeshurun Cemetery in Philadelphia. AARP meeting looking for a man they said sexually the man in question is between 20 and 1. Houston leading, 2-1. MCC, 3-0 for the season, Testoni If, 4 1 3 1. Saraut 3b, 2 1 0 1, for the past six years, submitted the the program. on the throw home and he toed the Eagles rallied lor five tallies. Dennis The White-Gibson- Small Funeral assaulted a girl as she walked to 25 years old, about 5-feet-8 and 1. PittsburKh is at Becker Junior College today. DeFenila p-dh, 3 0 11, Pinney p. 0 0 0 0. Home, 65 Elm St., Rockville, is in only bid. VERNON — The Vernon Area The complaint had asked the town Bennet Junior High School Monday between 150 and 160 pounds. He said dish as Greg Fearon’s loft to right Goodwin. Tom Furlong and Chapter of the American Association It was a pitcher's nightmare as Totals 27 10 13 10 charge of local arrangements. There ^ th estimates for once-a-week be ordered to continue the program morning about 8:15. the man had shoulder-length brown was dropped. freshman Tim Wizneski had key hits of Retired Persons will be held Mon­ MCC rapped 13 hits, eight for extra Midille^i'x (0) - Merrier cf. 4 2 2 1. are no calling hours. service, and twice-a-week, were in­ one year, while the revision asks the Police said the unidentified girl hair and a medium complexion, for East in the inning. cluded in the bid. day at the United Methodist Church bases, while Middlesex, now 2-1 for Fqaron moved to third on an infield Bruzik ss, 3 1 2 2. Powers Ib-p. 4 0 2 1. Friends may make memorial town to continue fair housing efforts told them the man approached her on possibly the beginning of a tan, in­ Fortuna If. 2 1 0 0, Labruna 3b, 4 0 1 0, Bob Beltrandi scattered six hits, Sanitary Refuse estimated twice-a- on Grove Street at 1:30. A slide show the season swatted a dozen hits. The out and scored on Testoni's two-out donations to the charity of their while urban development funds are Wells Street and after she passed, dicating the suspect may work out­ Frankm c. 3 110, Lipscomb 2b, 4 2 2 1. striking out eight, in gaining the win. will be presented by Emma Batz in­ Cougars came from behind three double. Testoni had three hits in­ choice. week pick-up at $513,184. received. grabbed her. She broke away from doors. Pricbe dh, 1 0 0 0, Webber lb. 2 0 0 0. Rice Robert Weiss, town manager, cluding some slides taken of 2. Cineinnati times to earn the victory. cluding a pair of two-base knocks. Besides the block grant, the attacker and told school Brooks has asked anyone with infor­ rf, 3 2 2 1. Frederick p. 0 0 0 0. Totals 30 9 recommends cutting the service to members on the chapter’s trips. a. Philadeliihiu Each side scored a run in the Lee DeAngelis also had three hits, Manchester receives HUD aid for authorities what had happened. They mation in the case to contact him at 12 6 once a week in his proposed budget. opening inning and four more in the Craig two and Andv Monsees belted a Charles T. Evans Open house Section 8 rent subsidies. in turn notified police. the Manchester Police Department. The difference between his estimate Capt. Joseph Brooks of the Police MANCHESTER - Charles T. for once-a-week service, and the MANCHESTER - The Evans, 84, of 17J Garden Drive, died refuse company's for twice-a-week Educational Community, 645 Birch Monday night at Manchester service is $57,384. Mountain Road will sponsor an open Yankees and Mets Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ This amount accounts for in­ house Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Accept pact Mistakes costly band of Georgianna Lennon Evans. creasing the number of trucks from The purpose of the open house is to He was born in Higganum Jan. 29, five to six, and increasing the collec­ introduce staff members and to hold HARTFORD (UPI) - 1896 and had lived in Manchester tion routes from five to six each day. tours of the new addition. State maintenance ex jfo s 3. Eos Angeles in ^news^ rhubarb most of his life. He was a World War Once-a-week service would require The public is invited to attend. workers, who comprise the in Hornet defeat 1 Army veteran and before his retire­ largest group of unionized 15 workers, and twice a week would Refreshments will be served. 3. Mimireal NEW YORK (UPI) - New York who talks to kids. Let's face it, if the ment was a machine operator at the require 16 workers. For further information, call 646- state employees, have Mets were where they were in 1969 Hitless until the eighth inning, Giansaqti s leadoll Iriplc in Ihe overwhelmingly approved Mets General Manager Frank eighth oil Tarascia broke (be no-liit West Hartford Pratt & Whitney “There’s a lot of things we can do 0711. ______(when they won the World Series) South Windsor High took advantage a new 3-year contract with Cashen refused to be drawn into a bid with the Bobcats subsequently plant. He was a charter member of with $50,000,” Weiss said this mor­ Reggie Jackson would have trouble of mistakes by visiting East Hartford the state. feud with George Steinbrenner Mon­ rapping lour more saleties and the Army-Navy Club. ning. He continues to recommend the Robbery probed getting arrested in this town. High to score an 11-6 victory yester­ Besides his wife he leaves a son, The contract approved day after the Yankee owner issued a service reduction. "We're looking to Mets with star day in the 1980 baseball opener for .scoring lour limes George T. Evans of Vernon; a sister, by th e Connecticut harsh statement accusing his The contract would be for four NORWICH (UPI) - Authorities quality, like Lee Mazzilli. We believe both schools. Mrs. Helen Stoll of Stratford; two Employees Union Indepen­ crosstown rivals of “poor judgment ” South Windsor hosts Bulkeley Bob Moore started and went the today were seeking a lone man who and warning he would not tolerate he’s the big glamor player in this grandsons, Robert A. Evans of New held up a branch of the Connecticut dent includes pay raises of Wednesday while the Hornets return distance tor South Wind.sor to earn Britain and David T. Evans of Los Burglaries investigated $700 during each of the first further “sniping" of his team. town. He's a handsome Bucky Dent Bank and Trust Co. and fled on foot and he doesn’t do fur commercials" to the diamond today against CCIL the victory He walked six and Angeles, Calif.; and a great- VERNON - The Vernon Police two years for workers ear­ Steinbrenner was angered by com­ with an undetermined amount of 4. Sun EVunrisoo Della Femina later sent a written foe Hall High in West Hartford at tanned six. grandson, Steven D. Evans of New Department • investigated eight ning less than $10,000 an­ ments made by Jerry Della Femina, cash. apology to Steinbrenner, with a copy 3:30. Britain. burglaries during the week of March nually and 7 percent for 4. St. l.ouis board chairman of Della Femina, Police couldn’t say whether the to Baseball Commissioner Bowie The Bobcats, without a safety Funeral services will be Thursday 21-27. other workers. Travisano and Partners, the adver­ Jones had three hits and robber carried a weapon in the Kuhn, pointing out he meant to cast against starter Kevin Hickey and at 9:30 a.m. from the Watkins Breaks were reported into’ homes tising agency hired three weeks ago DeSaulnier and Jay Moreau two holdup Monday at the bank’s West no aspersion on either the Yankees or reliever Rich Tarascia, nevertheless Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. with on High Street, Rau Street, Taylor Main Street branch. Police said they by the Mets. But Cashen said Della apiece lor East Hartlord. which was Yankee Stadium. He made it plain to had a 7-3 lead after seven frames. services at 11 a m. at St. Mary’s Street, Union Street and Worcester were seeking a white man, described Femina’s remarks were entirely his charged with lour errors defensively THMKSaVIK Steinbrenner he had been speaking Hickey in six innings allowed no hits Episcopal Church. Burial will be in Road and into businesses at Plaza 83 as about 5-foot-8, 160 pounds and opinion. and struck out four but issued seven Lussier indicated there may be some East Cemetery. There are no calling shopping center and Windsor NOVEM TO ST. JUDE “Any comments Mr. Della Femina only for himself and not for the Mets. adjustments for the Hall tilt between 25 and 30 years old with The agency also maintained that bases on balls. hours. Avenue. short black hair. • H kfc %ali iriartir, VNl made were made strictly on his own South Windsor scored twice in the i b trust the ads, which will be aired and h H ■< M k M a wr Una 'and not at the direction of the Mets, " first al Dennis Mclnerney and Ken «l I— (kW, MMU Mil..... I H t said Cashen. “it’s my understanding printed in the next few days, are all Smith W imlimr ( 11 )-Mclncrney If. 4 1 For over one hundred years, generations have Comeau walked and Ralph Giansan- •!» kata |a akk p * a p k 3. CIlieago that Mr. Della Femina wrote a letter in good taste and are not the least bit 0 0, Comeau lb. 4 1 0 0, Giansanli ss. 4 1 1 put their trust in WatkiM. Norman M. Holmes 5. Sun Diego ti's infield grounder was thrown k m tl It a I km mata k a i t of apology to George Steinbrenner. critical of the Yankees, 0. MiKire p. 4 1 0 0. I’ligliese rl, 4 I 1 I kkkil a kat al kalk ta| k taa and the Holmes Staff strive to continue that trust Still, Steinbrenner issued a strong­ around, both runners tallying. Coleman 3b, 4 2 0 0. Snvder 2b. 4 111. Tennis registration continues Other than that, we don't have any " We played horribly. " voiced M ka k a a k f« l n ai k « a k with warmth and sincerity to each famiJjT comment to make" ly worded statement. (iarvev e. 4 2 1 0, Serkolky el. 4 1 10 and intermediate levels. The instruc­ meet from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. and teen a akaaiL hk a k taiaata ak iHornet Coach Al Lussier. MANCHESTER - The served. According to published reports, Totals 36 II 6 2 tor is Bonnie Castleman, a member beginners will meet from 11 a.m. to ■laliilii kitkalmtaakata East Hartford knotted it in the Manchester Recreation Department Della Femina told a group of ad “When the new ownership took l.io-i tlarlfo n l (.'i) Pelletier It. 6 1 0 is continuing registration for the of the U.S. Professional Tennis 12 p.m. l a a a kaa ak a a la k ta kt over the,New York Mets we tried in third. Bob Pelletier drew a two-out akta writers he felt Shea Stadium was a 0. DeSaulnier ss. 6 2 2 0. .lones lb, 6 1 :i4i. spring series of tennis lessons. Association. Evening classes for adults will every way to be helpful to them,’ he walk. Bob DeSaulnier singled and Hickey p-el, 6 0 1 1. Moreau 2b. 4 1 2 1. ta| taa la Itlai, Ika U tam safer and cleaner place to watch Registrations may be made in-person Weekday classes for adults will start the week of May 5 and will meet \ said. “They seemed very anxious to both runners moved up on a wild Cullen pb, 1 0 I 0. Flenke 3b. 6 0 0 0. ak Wa.* M la ia aal ta pntaal games than Yankee Stadium. between 10 a m. and 1 p.m. at the start April 28 and will meet twice a for five weeks, twice a week. The learn how the Yankees do things— so pitch Both scored on Tyler Jones’ Frasea e. 6 0 1II. Paniliseia rl, 4 0 00. Zap- H kki n kr a ak k tat kata la NORMAN M. HOLMES, Dir. in a subsequent story in the New week for five weeks. The cost is $10 cost is $10 per person. pala el. 2 II 0 0. Tarascia p, 2 0 11 Totals Arts Building on Garden Grove Road ki taa nk aa a ka a a taa FUNERAL HOME we let them visit our stadium, our double. per person. Further information is available by York Times, Della Femina was The Bobcats scored lour times in 43 6 11 r, or mailed to the Manchester Recrea­ taaa k ML I ka kta a a p a 142 E. CENTER ST., M AN CH ESTER • TEL. 646-5310 (». New A ork locker rooms, our strength training contacting the Arts Building, 647- 6. Atlanta quoted as saying: “This town has had South Windsor "21KI 401 04x II tion Department. Classes are offered Saturday classes will start May 3 kakklpakilaaalai | ( rooms, and we offered to help in any the fourth on two balls, a hit batsman and will meet for six weeks. The cost 3089. to settle (or Reggie .lackson too long. and a pair of Hornet miscues F.asI llaillord IMI2 001 Oil : on the beginner, advanced beginner I would rather have a cleancul kid way we could. is $7 per person. Adult beginners will EVENING HERALD. Tues., April 8, 1980 - 11 lU - e v e n in g h e r a l d . Tues- April I. IMP Second NHL season starts Fish derby Saturday tion of underestimating anyone,” hockey lately and are a team on the For Blackburn, simply being a part Coming up Saturday will be the Adults will be limited to baiting of Participants must register before NEW YORK (UPI) The first the competition. season of the great experiment is said Philadelphia Coach Pat Quinn. rise.” of that new season is gratifytag. fourth annual Children’s Fishing and for removing fish from hooks. over and half the clubs absorbed “They (the Oilers) adiieved more In Montreal, tbe Canadiens will be “It’s exciting to be in the playoffs Derby at Salter’s Pond, sponsored by from the defunct WoHd Hockey than anyone expected of them. The riding the same kind of momentum in our first year and that’s going to be the Manchester Lions Club. Angling will be open to all Association have made tbe NHL playoffs is their cake and now they tbe Oilers have — not to mention tbe a thrill in itself,” he said. / o e ’s World playoffs — but that was with tbe help can cream it up a little. H they don’t, pride and tradition of a club gunning Tbe Canadiens. and Flyers are still youngsters up tO 14 years of age with of an expanded 16-team post-season they bad their cake anyway.” for its fifth straight Stanley Cup. considered the favorites to go all the prizes in four brackets for the largest format. Indeed. While tbe Flyers were en­ The jolt of two coaching changes in way this year, with Boston and Buf­ fish caught. By Tonight those two teams — the ding their spectacular season with an three months and a string of injuries falo listed as the second choices. Over $2,300 in fishing gear will be Joe Garman Hartford Whalers and the Edmonton unspectacular 7-7-6 record, the Oilers, to key players now dispelled, Mon­ Buffalo’s duo of Bob Sauve and Don awarded. Oilers — begin the second step in es­ led by te«i-age sensation Wayne treal played its last 21 games without Edwards combined to give the Children 8 and under must be ac­ tablishing the creditability of those Gretzky, put on a stunning stretch a loss and always seems to peak for Sabres the best goals-against- companied by an adult. hybrid clubs from the “other” run to nab the final playoff ^ t . the playoffs. average in the league this season. No boats will be allowed and all league, opening best-of-five series Suddenly, Philadelphia’s leagueJUgh But the Canadiens beat Hartford Bowman coached the Canadiens to fish must be caught beteeen 8 a.m. Pre-season reverie with the Montreal Canadiens and 116 points and 3S-game unbeaten only once, tying three times, during three of their last four Stanley Cup and noon to be eligible for prizes. Philadelphia Flyers, respectively. streak don’t mean quite as much. the regular season. And they'll be championships. The age categories will be; 7 and This is the time of the year we all brought them into the kitchen for him And they won't have any outside help Even their 3-0-1 season mark against playing the series without standouts The Sabres are also streaking, un­ younger, 8 and 9,10 thru 12 and 13-14. get antsy thinking about opening day and “Mom” Kuss to admire. "Those this time. Eldmonton pales. Serge Savard and Doug Risebrough. beaten in their last 14 games, but Trophies displayed for Nutmeg Relays Saturday The first 400 youngsters to register and forthcoming fishing trips. It’s are honest to goodness real native In other opening-round playoff The Oilers have some strong am­ “We've proved we can play against have had trouble in the past getting will receive a gold plated good luck also the time of the year, my brook trout. No hatchery fish there,” series beginning tonight, it's Van­ munition of their own. Gretzky's late Montreal all year,” said Hartford “up” for teams they were expected awarded at the Nutmeg Relays slated Satur­ fish hook and a roll of monofilament thoughts start wandering back to said Pop with an emphatic shake of to beat easily. Penney High tracksters (1-r) Celine Halle, line. Joe Garman, fishing columnist, couver at Buffalo, Pittsburgh at season heroics left him tied for the Coach Don Blackburn. day in West Hartford. other trips, and some of the funny his head, “Where on earth did you get Boston. Los Angeles at the New York league lead in scoring with 137 points “You've got to go with what you've But Danny Gare, one of the Sherle Arico, Karen Morgan, Cindy Arico and will be the chief judge. things that have happened. I have to native fish like that?” he asked. Islanders, Toronto at Minnesota, St. on 51 goals and an NHL-high 86 got,” said Coach Claude Ruel. leaguels top scorers, doubts his team Marline Halle eye trophies which will be tell you a really great story about an I just couldn’t help it. It came out Louis at Chicago and Atlanta at the assists. Linemate Blair McDonald “We're going to play them one by one will suffer a letdown against the experience that happened, or actual­ so easy. "You know that brook that New York Rangers. added 46 goals and 94 |x>ints. like we did last year and play with Canucks. ly was partially created by Bob Rech runs back of the gas station, and un­ Despite meeting two of the most "The point totals don't mean a the same kind of intensity and try to “I think we're a little more aware Sports Parade and myself. der the road, top of the hill, just powei^ul teams in the league, the thing once the playoffs start,” said win the Stanley Cup. of what it's all about and I think the We were on our way up to fish the before you get into Laconia? Well guys with the experience on this Baseball owner Oilers and the Whalers could pose Flyers captain Mel Bridgman. “What you're doing starting Androscoggin River in northern New right there,” I said. problems. "TTiey're coming in as the under­ Tuesday is a completely new team help everyone realize how im­ By Montreal^ Hampshire, when we passed a sign "Can’t be,” said Pop, "That brook “I'm not going to get into the situa­ dogs, but they've been playing good season." portant the playoffs are,” he said. MILT just over the Massachuseets line that hasn’t seen a fish in the last 10 years. RICHMAN read, "Trout Pond-Public Invited.” Besides it’s too open. Too much traf­ Milwaukee ‘embarrassed’ Bob hit the brakes, and we got out fic and too much garbage thrown in to investigate. The pond was situated there. ” Briefs “Now, let's see them get it out of By MILT RICHMAN in an old quarry, and as we stood "Pop, we wouldn’t give you any Lanier big obstacle selections me.” there watching the fish rise to story. We just followed the brook up Dave Kingman NEW YORK (UPI) — One major To be sure, all players don’t feel NEW YORK (UPI) - Everything Ameriran League. East hatching insects, the owner of the and caught fish as we went along," CHICAGO (UPI) - Chicago Chibs’ league owner, whose identity shall be that way, which is fortunate. What is Checking on rivals works in cycles these days. Brewers — One solid relief pitcher pond approached us, and informed us Bob said in corroboration. "Reason outfielder Dave Kingman has a date withheld because he didn’t make it unfortunate is that so few of them do For example, the 1980 major could make all the difference. that the pond had just recently been we stopped was, we saw .some kids with National League President Chub clear whether he was speaking on or not realize that they and the owners Whaler Coach Don Blackburn, left, and team captain Rick Ley league baseball season opens Orioles — Their bullpen might not stocked with some beautiful good come out onto the highway with a for Sonics to handle Feeney this weekend in New York to off the record, made a confession to are in a form of partnership together. go over Montreal Canadiens' roster before opening NHL playoff Wednesday, but no firm assurance be as strong as last year. sized brook trout. He also told us that string of fish” discuss Kingman’s icy reception to a me in Florida a few days ago. If the owners fail and go out of game tonight in Montreal. (UPI photo) can be offered yet it will be com­ Indians — The Indians have beefed it was a pay pond. I don’t really With that, we left them with the NEW YORK (UPI) - The Seattle on the Bucks' attitude. Boston..and Atlanta facing reporter last week in Arizona. “I’m embarrassed,” he said. business, so do the players. Marvin pleted until the owners and players up their pitching and could surprise. remember what the cost was, since fish, and went on up north for our SuperSonics enter tonight’s best-of- “You get in that losing habit," he Philadelphia, which won the first Kingman doused Arlington Heights And from the way he said it, there Miller, who heads the Players agree on their hot issue over a new Yankees — Their age may begin to this was many years ago, but it was long weekend salmon fishing, seven playoff series against said. “And man, it eats you alive. game of their best-ofseven series 107- Herald reporter Don Friske with a wasn’t any question he meant it. Association, and the vast majority of reasonable, and since we were ahead chuckling over our impromptu story. You're not at peace with yourself, contract. show. Milwaukee with experience, 104 on Sunday. bucket of icy water during an inci­ Tigers — Pitching questionable He was talking about the plight the players themselves argue the of schedule, we figured we’d spend a On the way home, on Sunday after­ you take the job home with you and More than likely they will, in time, teamwork and momentum. Like the Celtics, the Los Angeles dent at the Ciubs’ spring training site after Jack Morris and Dan baseball is in and more specifically, owners aren’t that hard pressed little time fishing the quarry. noon, we stopped at Mom and Pop But the Bucks have Bob Lanier. you lay it out on your family and Lakers have experienced an inspiring and if that’s the case, I look for the the seemingly insoluble problem financially as they claim. The owners Underdog role in Mesa, Ariz., last Thursday, after season to run full cycle and Schatzeder. We pulled out of there a half hour Kuss’ once again to leave off a brace friends.” How the defending NBA champions resurgence this year, thanks largely Kingman read what he called “un­ Red Sox — Lack of catching and which has resulted from the payment keep contradicting that, but later with five good-sized brookies, of salmon for them. Pop wasn’t at handle Lanier, a full-court threat The SuperSonics have not had to their rookie sensation. Magic culminate in the coldest World Series of such lavish sums to free-agent whichever way it is, I don’t think favorable comments” about himself yet. bullpen may sink them. all firm and hard. In fact, we couldn’t home, and when we gave the fish to with smart, physical defensive play losing habit in recent years, and they Johnson. The Lakers, who are in the media. Blue Jays — Not enough pitching or ballplayers. major-league players as a group can get over the fact that they were just Mom, she was duly impressed. and a deceptively soft shooting touch don’t intend to develop one now. expected to challenge the The World Series is scheduled to hitting to get out of the cellar. “We are the ones who created this make a valid claim to being under­ recently hatchery trout, because the "Where’s Pop?” I asked. or Whalers will be key in the Western John Johnson, who will probably SuperSonics for the Western start Oct. 14 in the National League ourselves,” he weht on, meaning the paid. coloring was that of native fish, and "He’s out fishing that darn brook Conference title, should have an easy Jose Higueras city. I think it’ll open in Montreal, Conference semifinal match. Since American League West owners, “and I am as much responsi­ Now and then, the players tell you their flesh had the firmness of you two claim you got those brookies time with Phoenix, especially if HOUSTON (UPI) - An ailing Jose and it’ll be so cold, even Bowie Kuhn By E.4RL YOST "We are not blowing any smoke but acquiring the 6-foot-ll, 250-pound Rangers —. Strong all around with ble as any of the rest. But what was I it’s not the money, it’s the principle. natives, too. out of. Been at it every spare minute - NBA - leading rebounder Truck Robinson Higueras was still more than enough will be wearing his overcoat. The Sports Editor we knew we were a definite playoff strongman from Detroit, Milwaukee possibly the best bullpen in the to do? All of us are trying to win, The players claim they are fighting As the miles rolled by us we came when he wasn’t working this draw the tough assignment against for a healthy Ricardo Ycaza. way I see it now, it won’t be much contender. It was a step by step has beaten Seattle twice and won 20 remains sidelined with a knee injury. league in Jim Kem and Sparky Lyle. trying to put together the best possi­ now not so much for their own in­ into Laconia, N.H., where we were to weekend. Both he and Freddie. You Knowledgable hockey people feel the Marques Johnson, one of the league's Defending champion and topseeded warmer three days later when the process and proof of the pudding is of 26 games. Robinson missed the final game Royals — The punch is there, but ble ball club, so when a player you terests as for those younger players pick up the other two members of our sure you caught those fish there?” best of five National Hockey League The SuperSonics' efforts to become premier forwards, said, “I have my against Kansas City and the Suns Higueras of Spain defeated Ycaza, 6- Series shifts to the American League 14th placelin the final standings)." the pitching isn’t. think can help you becomes who will come up to the big leagues party. Fred Kuss Sr., and Fred Jr. she queried. “They haven’t seen a series starting tonight in Montreal work cut out for me, but Johnson can 2, 6-4, despite an aching right knee site — Milwaukee. “I'm certain we won't disgrace the the first team to put together back- were outrebounded 52-39. Twins — Should be a contender all available, you make a bid for him. If after them. Principle, right? We were old friends, and had fished sign of a fish. ” between the defending Stanley Cup to-back titles since Boston did it in be stopped. It’s been done before. The Celtics return after a rare two- Monday to advance in the $175,(X)0 With so many imponderables, not people of Hartford. We won't quit the way to the wire. you don’t, you don’t get him and you That one leaves me a little skep­ in Canada together. This weekend One look at the suppressed grins on champion Canadiens and the Hart­ 1968-69 may be on the line right here I’ve done it before. year absence from the playoffs with Houston National Championships. In the least of which are possible in­ and we are looking for an exciting Angels — With Nolan Ryan gone fail to improve yourself. But if you do tical. If they’re so concerned about trip to the Androscoggin had been Bob’s face and mine and she very ford thalers will end in three games. "We rise to the occasion. Heck, I hopes of reestablishing their dynasty. a later match, Brian Gotterfried juries between now and October, series. The pressure is all on them. — and they know it. and Frank Tanana questionable, so get him by spending so much money, other players besides themselves, planned a couple of months in ad­ sternly (but with a real twinkle in her But you can't convince Whaler “My job will be to keep Lanier don’t want to stop playing in April.” “When the bell rings Wednesday defeated seventh-seeded Vijay none of the managers or players I Coach Don Blackburn, Captain Rick We've got to go in relaxed" all you’re really doing is increasing how come they have a cut-off point in vance. eye) said, "Git...Git going right now busy, make him work, keep him Experience is one of the things that night, the Big Green Machine will Amritraj of India, 1-6, 6-4, 6-2. talked with this spring was that sure are the Angels. Lev or General Manager Jack Blackburn added. A’s — Off his past record, Billy the problem,” their pension play that leaves former When we pulled into "Pop ” Kuss' before Pop gets home. He’ll skin you moving, tire him out if I can,” said helps Seattle do that. come out smoking,” said forward of finishing on top. All used the word Ley, named for the third straight Martin should move them up. As matters stand now, with the players in the big leagues before the yard, he met us with a long face, in­ two alive if he gets the chance. I Keiley. Seattle center Jack Sikma. “The “The advantage we have over M L. Carr. “We’re ready.” “if.” season the top defenseman on the Nancy Lieberman White Sox — If the rest of their ball players striking through this week plan was implemented without any forming us that he had to work that don’t know if 1 dare tell him” "It’s a second season," Kelley difference with Lanier is that I won't Milwaukee is that we have been Montreal’s Dick Williams was as club, agreed that "the pressure is on COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. club was as strong as the pitching, it and threatening to go on a longer one pension benefits? And what about night, and the following night. Fred She didn’t. We did...over the said. "A lot of people were surprised be able to help out on defense as often there before,” said reserve forward “They’re the best team in the confident as any although he them. They are expected to win. (UPI) — Nancy Lieberman, citing if no new agreement is reached by those players who spend their entire Jr. also had something come up, and telephone, where he couldn’t get to but no one close to the organization is as I did with Portland (in their best- Wally Walker. “We have the history league but the pressure is on them,” employed that same word, too. would be a different story. "We came a long way to finish her support of the U.S. boycott of the Mariners — Too much dependence May 22, they are putting all the onus, careers in the minors? The minor since his Dad couldn’t go, decided us. His reaction. "Laugh you surprised. We knew ail along that we of-three preliminary series)." and the experience.” said Houston guard Mike Dunleavy. “In our division, there are four 14th. How you stop them, nobody Moscow Olympics, relinquished her is being put on its young pitchers. on the owners. The players feel the leaguers are professional he’d stay home, too. characters. I’ll have my day." had a playoff team. Lanier’s effect on the Bucks has Still, Buckner, for one, feels Lanier “They’re supposed to win. We aren’t. teams who can finish anywhere from Knows. It’s a real challenge for us. position on the 1980 Olympic National League East owners got themselves into this ballplayers, too, and usually wind up Because “Pop" was feeling so bad­ And he did but that’s another "We are prepared for a real gone beyond his scoring and reboun­ could make the difference. If we can break even in the first two ' first to fourth,” he said. “Pittsburgh, experience and anything can happen. We have come a long way and we still women’s basketball team and left Expos — I like everything about the mess, so why help them? Let them in greater need than those who reach ly about not going, we decided to storv. ding. “Maybe we won’t be favored,” he games, we just may beat them.” Philadelphia, St. Louis and us. We We hope to have one more surprise, " have a way to go. training camp. Expos, Dave Palmer and Scott get out of it by themselves. the big time. leave the brook trout with him. and “I get a lot of opportunities to go to said, "but with the big man, we can But Boston Coach Bill Fitch isn’t won 95 games last year and lost by he added before heading for Montreal "We’ve got to minimize mistakes Sanderson should make some eyes go I can understand the players’ at­ I think the owners make a big mis­ the basket more because we have win it.” taking Houston lightly, despite the two games. I think if we win 95 again yesterday afternoon. in our on end and skate our game. We Bert Yepremian up. titude, but even they will concede it's take by characterizing the players as great perimeter shooters,” said In the other Western Conference fact that the Rockets failed to beat this year, we’ll win it.” an antagonistic one. And in that con­ “greedy.” To begin with they are First two games will be tonight and are not going to overpower anybody. CLEVELAND (UPI) - The Pirates — They’ll be right there, Quinn Buckner, the Bucks’ semifinal beginning tonight, Pacific Boston in six meetings this year. Milwaukee also won 95 last season text it serves no more useful purpose denigrating their own product, a Wednesday in Montreal with game I think we can win a game up there. Cleveland Browns announced today but Expos look a little stronger. playmaking guard. “And now with Division champion Los Angeles hosts “Houston is playing its best basket- and ended up eight games back of than the feeling expressed by one product they ultimately will have to No.3 Friday night in Hartford and if We’ll give them our best shot’’ he the club has signed kicker Berj Phillies — Pitching hurt them last Three vets hack Bob in the middle, it gives me more Phoenix. baii of the year, "he said. “The whole Baltimore in the AL’s Eastern Divi-. former pitcher given a huge bonus sell to the fans, and 1 frequently get necessary. Game No.4 Saturday concluded. Yepremian, younger brother of New year and it doesn’t seem any better. of a chance to do that." Eastern Conference play begins team is ready and everybody is con­ Sion. George Bamberger, the for signing back in the 50s. the feeling this is a case of the pot night in Hartford. If five games are The two clubs met four times Orleans kicker Garo Yepremian. Brewers’ manager, begins this Cardinals — If they beef up their In addition, Lanier’s been working Wednesday with Houston traveling to tributing.” “They got all this money in me,” calling the kettle black. n ^ e d , it's back to Montreal Mon­ during the regular season with Mon­ season on the sidelines recovering bullpen they could be right in it all with East netmen day night. treal winning once and the other the way. he said to some of his fellow players. Somehow, it strikes me, the real from open heart surgery. He’s due seat of all the trouble could be that Blackburn was in the same frame three winding up in deadlocks. back June 6, and until then the team Cubs — Need more hitting than By LKN AIJSTER my Dean, sophomores Blake Karpe old devil, television. It all but killed of mind talking with the media. "We But the Canadians have not lost a will be handled by one of his coaches. Dave Kingman; more catching, too. and Tom Holcombe are among the game since February 19. The home minor league baseball, and with all llf-rulfl S|MirlHwrilrr sat back in September, saw all the Investigation starting Buck Rogers. Both feel Milwaukee Mets — Problems, problems, Who Am I? Three veterans lead the East candidates for Coach Jack Redmond. the back-and-forth now over who’s polls, where we were picked last ice is an advantage, too, and those can win, especially with what problems — everywhere. "We have three guys who I know Montreal fans are hockey-crazy. more entitled to a greater share of Catholic High boys’ tennis team into (21st 1. When we assessed the teams, appears to be a sound-again Larry National League West the 1980 season. That begins for the can olav and the rest are untested. the difference was in depth with not At least one game will be in Hart­ 6lote Reds — Keep an eye on rookie . all the money it is paying out, TV We’ll be all right I guess," Redmond Hisle. I picked the Brewers last year. Eagles, 9-4 and HCC champs a year that high a discrepancy in talent in ford before the long 1979-80 season runners received money southpaw Charlie Leibrandt. He might eventually put major league ststes Maybe I was just a year too early. ago, Friday against St. Bernard at the two leagues (WHA and NHL). ends. Tuesday basebll into a terminal state. expense check about three months BASEBALL Assuming we won’t have an ab­ could be a sleeper. Manchester Community College’s Schedule: April 11 St. Bernard H, WASHINGTON (UPI) - An in­ runners as admitting they received Dodgers — After Rick Sutcliffe, Settling the current differences 16 St. Paul A, 18 Windsor H, 21 later. Manrliesler al Fermi, 3:30 breviated season this year, meaning courts. Senior Dave Shinn and vestigation is planned to look into prize money in the form of checks pitching looks a little thin. between the owners and the players Xavier H, 25 Windham H 1:45 p.m., “They fixed it up so everyone is East Calholie al Aquinas, 3:30 it will continue past May 22, the juniors John Pionzio and Mike White charges that several runners in last from race sponsors. Race winner Bill Astros — Not enough sock to com­ won’t be easy. Still, it figures to be 29 Northwest Catholic H, 30 Penney Rodgers said he turned down the $10,- safe. The document looks like I did deadline the players have set for will lead the Eagle netters. Juniors year’s New York Marathon received Cheney Tech al Vinal Tech, 3:15 plement the pitching. less difficult than settling future A, May 5 Glastonbury H, 9 Windsor Nicklaus sees OOO first prize but did receive about some contract work for Perrier,” the Wethersfield at Penney their new contract, here’s the way Mike Rondonone and Mike Daigle are $50,000 in prize money from sponsors Braves — Maybe the best hitting ones. $10,000 in expense money. runner said. I'm picking the division finishes; also vying for singles berths. A, 13 Northwest Catholic A, 15 Rham of the race, East Hartford at Hall team in the league. The key word would seem to be The alleged payoffs were believed .American League Matches consist of four singles and A, 20 St. Paul H, 21 Xavier A, 23 Olan Cassell, head of the Athletics “If it's as flagrant as (reported), Glaslonhury at Bulkeley Giants — Vida Blue was their No. 1 restraint. On both sides, so that when to be the first at a major amateur EAST WEST three doubles bouts, South Windsor H Home matches at Congress which oversees long dis­ then certainly it will be look^ into,” Bolton at Baron .Academy pitcher last year (14-14) and his ERA this issue is finally resolved, each American road race in which top Milwaukee 1. Texas .Senior Peter Sulick, junior Jeff Manchester Community College. higher scores tance running in the United States, said Cassell. “Sure, we have to in­ Rham at Coventry was 5,01. side can say it is satisfied with a just Most matches begin 3:15 p.m. Baltimore 2, Kansas City said his group will look into the vestigate, if it’s true.” runners were paid for how they did in TENNIS and reasonable settlement. Depersia, improved sophomore Jim­ Cleveland 3. Minnesota Padres — New Manager Jerry possibility of the payoffs which were The race was sponsored by the race, not for simply agreeing to Cheney Tech at Rham, 2:45 I managed during New York 4. California Coleman will have cause to baseball’s Golden Age. But AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) - Jack (when he finished seventh and reported Monday by The Washington Perrier, Manufacturers Hanover run in it. East Catholic at Windham (girls), Nicklaus predicts higher scores in fourth)," said Nicklaus. "I'm going Race Director Fred Lebow, presi­ Detroit 5. Oakland remember the words of his old I’m better known as an Post. Bank and The Runner Magazine. 3 manager, Casey Stengel; You can’t outfielder. Nobody ever this week’s Masters golf tournament. into this year's Masters with a dent of the New York Road Runners Boston 6. Chicago The newspaper quoted unnamed Some runners reported plans for GIRLS SOFTBALL win without the players. went back on a fly ball any "A cold winter in Augusta made different attitude." payoffs to the top 10 men and the top Club, said he was aware of rumors Fermi at Manchester, 3:30 Toronto 7. Seattle better than I did. And I bat­ EMBLEM & BADGE the course more difficult. ” said the Nicklaus and the other 90 golfers in five women finishers. about prize money but said, “I have National League Major winner ted .344 in my AL career. IbrHord Jai-Uai General Information. Am I in the Hall of Fame? five-time Masters champion. "The this year's field only have a day and a Sports One runner, whose name was not not given any money to athletes other Radio, TV tonight EAST WEST TROPHY SALE Nights: Monday through Saturday from 7 PM. I^Kirs open 6 PM. Mari- half left in which to practice. The Montreal 1. Cincinnati EDGEWATER, N.J. (UPI) - Sure. Bermuda (grass) has not come up as released, said he was paid prize than expense money.” 7:45 - NHL: Whalers vs, Sammy Giammalva Jr. of Houston, jMJtQ stg ui nefs: Saturday from mxin. Senior citizens over ' course will be closed early Pittsburgh 2. Los Angeles 8,V enj(i(9pe|ni(| put uoiSuhisbas EAST HARTFORD much. The course is stili in pretty Transactions money in the form of a check from He said that he plans to seek a Canadiens, WTIC, Ch,30 whose father played on the U.S. any matinee. Bets: Win. Place, Show Quinielas. Wednesday afternoon for last-minute Philadelphia 3. Houston 'uo)Gog JO] p«XB|d OS]* OH 9161 good shape, but it is harder to control Perrier about six weeks after the $100,000 prize fund for the 1980 New 7:30 - NHI,: Bruins vs. Penguins, Davis Cup teams of the late 1950s, 01 6161 PO^WAOiO JO JoSeueui the $6 Trifecta Box. You must be 18. Features: ()yer 1,(XK) ycats grooming. New York (AL) — Placed pitcher York Marathon. Ch,38 St. Louis 4. Atlanta joifeods sui HI9MSNV the ball. " race. He also said he received an won his first major boys-18 title Sun­ available every night for general admission fans; all seats available Hr Nicklaus said the harder greens Masters favorite Tom Watson — he Rudy May on the 21-day disabled list Chicago 5. San Francisco (c) I960 By NEA. Inc won in '77 and tied for second the and optioned catcher Brad Gulden to New York 6. San Diego day in the 13th Easter Bowl junior general admission fins at noon. For group ‘I 'f will especially be a factor at the 13th Dining; El Rebote Restaurant and snack bi^s. Infom ation. .549-TOlO. past two years — also skipped the Columbus of the International tennis championships. WOMEN’S and 1,'ith holes — the two shortest par Jai Alai results Seat and dining reservations: 249-1.171. Address: 1-91 north ol Hartfi r fis on the Augusta National course. Greater Greensboro Open to get in League. Bow ling,^,^^ "Those are the two everyone tries to some early practice over the Augusta Toronto — Outrighted the contract SOFTBALL at East-West Service Rd. (Exit 33)^______reach in two. " he said. "It's going to National. of pitcher Mark Lemongello to MOMMY U Jt II.M lit* U.S.MIXED- Dave Neff Barrera 146, Stan Jarvis Pete Scott 148-400, Paul Surdek 130-161-415, Phyllis i H I N 143, Red Grout 350, Don be difficult to hold long approach "I feel I'm playing well right Wichita of the American Association, IN 221, Bob Sweet 220, Ed Gilberto 147, Al Bonini 144- Leeman 129-140-374, Fran shots.” now, " said Watson, out front with Soccer IM yMsiAWM Yourkas 570, Bruce Moquin Logan 369, Ed Tomkiel 353, 389, Bruce Frye 143-402, Boland 143-351, Kathy J FibU I«it UN IN ZN liM LM S.N We need Manchester HAKTfmrMMAI more than $140,000 in his bid to win Cleveland (ASL) - Signed forward IN IN NrtKti M S17UI 552, June Cote 178-480, Bob- Dave Krinjak 376, Walt Nicklaus returned to Augusta lUI 4,2I ItJktk M-2 SM7JI Dave E)ynes 140-388, Bill Williams 130-343, Jeanne women to fill our roster in IAMm Ui I ZH Backus 350, George Barber f 0*- today after spending a few days with the PGA Tour money title for the Rube" Astigarraga. bi Grasso 181-478, Dolly Zwick 140-402, John Aceto Matthew 131, Karen John­ the Women’s Rec League tM k ]■$ Hill u (SIN 4 JI 4.41 360. his family in south Florida. He fourth year in a row. “When I’m Pennsylvania (ASL) - Signed mid­ m Itrnimuk ItN Dawood 186-481, Diane 386, Mickey Holmes 383, son 128, Nancy Simpkins M U M SltiM Nriwti »•) 7 Im Ui lira) 741 L U If you’re interested and playing well, 1 feel I can do well at fielder Eric Smith and defenseman TiM a 14-t tTHJI Brennan 175-188-517, Lind skipped the previous two stops on the TMa M iSIL7« 4 il Bruce Livery ‘379, Emil 126, Fran Bednarz 125. want to play call Karen Augusta. " Ron Ost. M b 1*7 747JI Burton 473, Ellen Bauer Y- Adam Tycz 142-388, Roux 377, Dan Toce 372, UN IN 7N I 2MI ZXM 17JI fwtacts 1-7 7117.41 647-1518. Does that mean Watson feels he C-ollcgc • I N i l l 474, Diane Emmett 450, Terry Schilling 139-135-173- Ding Banch 370. LN IN IttkOM 1-74 m iM can win this week? Arizona — Announced resignation LtOiKT HfIkVYtNUtHT KIM 2 Uti Nrltl IN imm in Linda Skoglund 490, Glenda 447, Al Bujaucius 140-364, -M asters- "It wouldn’t be in good taste to talk of football coach Tony Mason, &IUY CONN m s K.0i'0 MINN I M i 74 $7iM ■ M ZN IN ZN LaVasseur 467. Bill McKinney 173-137-153- POWDER PUFF - Rita MKliLStnUI TWtCf IHTtTU 60UTS BY MmUMIUMI iim N i n ZH 463, Dan Vignone 136-169- pro golf tour — Hilton Head and about a winning feeling in advance,” Boise State — Named Prescott JOf LOUIS, WHKTOmilB TriMi IL2 UUN TiMi 1-7-1 $I74JI Pontarelli 187493, Lorrie IM *-21 433, Joe Dworak 155- Greensboro — and was in Augusta said Watson, who always downplays Smith assistant basketball coach, LIBHT HUWYWIMMT CHAMP M HZN BLOSSOMS- Lyda Baker 210-515, Vicky Glass mU IN IN ZN * I I J I i l l RESTAURANT his success. "That's the sort of thing Kentucky — Extended basketball (NAS STOmO BY touts IN iM M mIi M tl22N 390,John Rieder 141-362, - BiU WANTED Irom Wednesday through Saturday ATtTLSMATCH T Krtm IN IN m ui iM Grous 180, Janet Hattan 179-508, Nancy McLaughlin you discuss later in the week.” coach Joe Hall’s contract five years. pi iM TrtMa 14-117H.1I 189-185-510, Rita Collins Nonny Zazzaro 155-178-150- MacMullen 171421, Frank honing his game for the Masters A. JOHN HENRY LtWIS m i l l 178, Gail Rurka 175455, Watson also was favored last year, Pittsburgh — Named Reggie War- 1-7 S3UI 74 ULN I h ^ l UN I2N I.H 175- 507, Marty Bradshaw483, Travis Cook 142-140- McNamara 144-155-433, which begins Thursday. B. MAKIB ROSENBLOOM Mm(i 11 niLM fu k tU 4-7 $l$iN Irene Savoie 178-178-500, wosiDCiASSPiAym He appeared pleased with his prac­ but unheralded Fuzzy Zoeller came ford and Seth Greenberg assistant BUS LESNEVICH ^ IN m tZN IN 183-194-546, Gemma Biske 416, Jim Bell 146-380, Art Bill Sheekey 152-398, Carl TO BUY TriMi 1-74 S1.4S&N TrilMts 4T-7 S1.U7JI Terri Ago'stinelli 183, i liMtra I N Bujaucius 167-417, John tice sessions, staying to play one from behind in the closing round to basketball coaches, SAUiMHIN 176- 459, Janet Mayer 181. Johnson 135-387, Tony Marilyn Meyers 180-451, more round than previously planned. force a playoff with Watson and Ed Dennis Eckersley bCt SIMr :J8MSU6 M kU LI illZN Marinelli Sr. 141-138A10, Carol Doughney 193-212- Bremser 149-143-408, Jim "As you know. 1 try to point my Sneed — and won the Masters with a TiMi 1-14 HNN MERCANTILE - Dick Tim Castagna 138, John 550, Edith Trocy 193-523, Moore 151-144-426, Emil CLEAN WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - ■mit —tTi Hnrai r a n m n n Izzo 141, Bob Claughsey Palmier! 163420, George game for the majors and 1 feel like birdie at the second hole of that imw) Simmons 136-154-395, Don Joan Topping 179-453, Garrett MVP with Boosters Burgess 147-150427, Don I'm on schedule for the Masters. " playoff. Dennis Eckersley, undisputed ace of Flavell .153-393, Tom 145, Vic Marinelli 360, Bert Terry Sieminski 190459, Boston's pitching staff, says the 2IN IZN IN McAllister 158419, Rollie Nicklaus said before taking a recess. Conran 135-143-160-438, Leo Davis 376, Adolf Kuszaj Mary Wright 201-201-553, USED CARS strike calling off a week of exhibition HARTFORD, (UPI) - Goalie John Larry Giroux and Pat Boutette IN ZN 360, Ed Burbank 376, Fred Irish 147-149-419, Travis Although Nicklaus has been the Garrett has been honored as the IN Foglia 141-393, Dave Bea Cormier 184, Betty play has done his sore shoulder some were selected by the Connecticut MMi2 4 tlZH McCurry 354. Cook 140-142-402, Dan dominant player in the Masters since Hartford Whalers Most Valuable Barrera 167-139-414, Mel Lamoreaux 177-486, Gerry good and he’s now ready for the Sports Writers Alliance to share the M mU 1-2 SlIZN Vignone 142-401, Hank first winning back in 1%3. he has not (ieorgin-hond Player this season, as chosen by the TrtMt LM WIN Burbank 143-396, Ken Mon­ Tonski 462, Charlotte CARTER season opener with Milwaukee team’s Unsung Hero Award. EASTERN BUSINESS- Frey 155412, Tom Greer won since 1975 and is eager to nail WRIGHTSVILLE. Ga. (DPI) - TmNIc tie 159-415, Walt Jacy 148- Ferguson 465, Carol Thursday. team's booster club. I k m tm UN IN IN 153418, Mike Lappen 150- down a sixth Masters to prove he is Highly-recruited running back Blaine Stoughton received the 411,Joe Vinsko 145-187-463, Ted Kowzun 185-426, Tom Schubert 452, Jackie Czaya It'll bie their first game of the Garrett, who was replaced as Hart­ team’s Three-Star Award for IlMMilZni n.N IN Harrison 161-158459, SUn 156427, John Fox 147, Scott still capable of winning major cham­ Herschel Walker ended the specula­ 1 Im| IM IN Jim Bell 146-146-420, Harry 484. regular season and first since the ford's starting goalie by Al Smith in excellence. Rick Ley was honored as Walckowskl 155-400, Joe Smith 156, Dave CasUgna pionships at age 4U. tion Sunday and announced he wants midseason, was among several «Mh 14 HI.N Buckminster 143-374, Bill 1229 Main SL, ManohMtor "1 don’t feel I played with my usual exhibition schedule was cut short last the Whalers' top defenseman for the MKUMtmn Sheekey 181-406, John Vinsko 155, Alan Grzyb 151- 143, Steve Tongren 141. TIL 146-6464 to play lootbull lor the University of week when the players went on .strike players honored in a pre-game third consecutive season. THMi 14-1 tlJNN 419 Ren Grzvb Sr. 149-392, EARLY . foM intensitv in the last two Masters MMm ZIH M b NZm Aceto 172 389, Chuck Georgia to protest stalled contract talks. ceremony Sunday. EVENING HERALD. Tues., April 8, 1980 - 13 la - EVENING HERALD. Tne$.. April 8. 18B0 PUBLIC NOTICE Students plan dinner AH obarHaMt and nan-prolH organixaUona wMHng to hava thair PubHe Announcamanto pubHahad fraa In tola apaea ara urgad to contoel Joa MoCavanaugh, for elderly residents Oanarai Managar o( Ragal Mufflart ol ManeliaaMr. CARRIER NEEDED Spaca win ba allotod on a Aral coma, Aral aarvad baala. MANCHESTER - More than 150 Donna Blanchard-Nakos, assisted by Chris Hanson and Patty Tavani, is Muffler For The Beacon Hill Apartments elderly residents from area convales­ _ Center cent homes will enjoy dinner in charge of set construction and R eg a l In Manchester, on the East HarMord Town Line. prepared and served by students in design, costumes and make-up. We offer coiwenlence along with a superior product the Regional Occupational Training The Retailing Class, under the QAQ 646-2112 Call Manchester Herald, Center Food Service Program and direction of Barbara Oienette, in­ |m.M I sa > C MAIN ST. M. • I ml tA I lA • t Mk the Manchester Community College structor, are responsbile for the Hotel and Food Service Management table favors. 13 Class, under the direction of Chef Http Wantod 13 Halp Wantad Gerlinde, 647-9946 Gronda, on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at STATION ATTENDANT the ROTC Building on Wetherell NURSES AIDES wanted for full time on all shifts. Apply NEEDED, full time. Apply in Street. director of nursing. Saimon- person: Gorin’s Sports Car A special adaptation of "M.A.S.H.” , brook Convalescent Home, off Center, Route 83, Vernon. Retirement party House Street, Glastonbury. written and directed by Dennis Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Sheridan, ROTC chorus director, will Please call 633-5244. MARKETING REP HARTFORD — A retirement party NEEDED for entry level pqsi- be presented at 7:45 p.m. Key will be held to honor John J . O’Neill LATHE OPERATORS - With tion at fast growing BARTENDERS, COCKTAIL SECRETARY TO MUSEUM BICYCLE MECHANIC characters will be students, John 2 years’ experience. Good progressive Manchester com­ of Manchester and East Hartford WAITRESES & DIRECTOR - Requires WANTED. Must have shop Nowick, Tom McCann, Diana benefits. Salary n^otiable. pany. College background who retires from Hartford Electric WAITRESSES - Experienced excellent typing, and experience. Call 643-7111 or preferred. Send resume and Hallenbeck, and Walter Bub. Other Hawk P recision Co,, 303 Please call 289-7929. shorthand skills. Good 646-3998, Dave or Jim Light Company after 44 years of ser­ Burnham Street, East Hart­ salary requirements to P.O. students appearing in the play in­ vice. The party will be held April 11 telephone personality. Offers ford, telephone 528-9845. Box 1526 Manchester, Conn. excellent benefit program. COUNTER HELP WANTED. clude Debbie Tine, Tina Breault, Lin­ CUSTODIAN NEEDED - Full at Marco Polo Restaurant starting at F Salary negotiable and com­ Part time, must be 18 or da Berry, Brenda Judkins, Laura time position. Bolton Public 6:30 p.m. TYPISTS AND CLERK BOOKKEEPER mensurate with experience older. Apply at Bess Eaton Schools. For information and Quaranto, Dave Poirior, Eddie Celia, Tickets are available from Stanley John J. Palm, who will be 69 years old this week, has refused a state TYPISTS are needed to work SECRETARY needed for and skills. For an appoint­ Donuts, 150 Center Street, Mike Harris, Barry Milner, Eli in the Hartford area. Call small but fast growing application, contact: James ment, call G. Bourgoyne at Manchester.______Lucas 643-8578, Joe O’NeiU 289-4703 pardon that would have made him a free man after 43 years, saying Veitch, Superintendent of Asper and Gerry Aubin. Carolyn today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. Manchester firm. Must be 278-2670. or Sonny Calabrese 528-3606. he’ll stay in prison until the state declares him innocent of a 1936 experienced in all phases of Buildings & Grounds, Bolton ASSEMBLERS & COIL Donohue will be narrator. WINDERS - Finger dexterity PART TIM E. Want A sh for office procedures, or a High School. Brandy Street BURGER murder. (UPI photo) willingness to learn. Accuracy E.O.E. necessary. Experience not the holidays? For every day? ^ KING ^ It's easy with the phone in with figures a must. Send necessary. Will train. 4-day needs men or women to work Ladies Night planned your own home. Call 249-7773. resume and salary require­ LOOKING FOR week, 10-hour day. Full time, full or part time days. 11 to 3 7 a m, to 5:30 p.m. Part-time VERNON — The Men’s Union of Union ment to - P.O. Box 1526 EXPERIENCED WAITRESS SALESMAN- Opportunity for Manchester, Conn. AND COUNTER worker. 4 pm or 11 to 5 pm. Mothers shifts available. Apply: Able Congregational Church will hold its Ladies Palm refuses pardon; p.m. to 7 or 7:30. Apply at welcome. Apply at 467 Center Coil & Electronics, Howard exciting position. Knowledge Night April 30. The program will feature of stoves helpful. Base plus DEMONSTRATORS Gilda's, 303 Adams Street. Street, Manchester Road, Bolton. William Stockdale and one of his travel films. commission. Full medical WANTED - Have you thought Manchester. The film this year will be "Across America benefits. Paid vacation. Call of going to work? Show 'Top Afoot,” updating the trip Stockdale and his wants to be cleared Mrs. Gray 525-1931. Quality Merchandise. RN or LPN - Part time. All RN’S & LPN’S shifts. Laurel Manor, 91 Cottages destroyed Dutchmaid Clothing. 1-423- PSYCHIATRIC Evening and night shifts. wife took 30 years ago. COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - 4216. Chestnut Street. Call 649-4519. homes are on Wildwood The program will be presented at 7:30 p.m., SOMERS (UPI) - John tober, postponed the He first became eligible CROERLIES - New com petitive starting Fire early this morning leveled one summer home on Mid- ly damaged by a fire last year. Both Earn up to $200 a week. salary "Buddy” Palm has refused release date last week until for parole 20 years ago, but TOOL & DIE MAKERS - Evening and night shift positions die Bolton Lake in Vernon and gutted a second one. The house Drive. iHerald photo by Bevins) followed by dessert and coffee put on by the ^IdcH^tdlob Experienced or will train. involving direct patient contact, to - New additional I0''r shift a state pardon that would it could hear Palm’s didn’t apply for it, ap­ Apply 330 Ledyard Street, Experienced all round in the foreground, which burned to the ground, was extensive- Women’s Fellowship. Person to run include patient management premium on weekend, evenings MICKEY ROONEY have made him a free man request that it be over­ parently because he Hartford.. MACHINIST able to set up duties, training and participation and nights after 43 years, saying he’ll turned. believed that -to do so and operate from Blue Prints. in Treatment Team approach - Excellent benefits including [lU m M M n ti $370/THOUSAND FOR Experienced in Air Craft Stor-turn stay in prison until the “I know there’s a state­ would be an admission of (iood starting salary, com­ denial plan ENVELOPES YOU MAIL quality parts. Apply: Gunver petitive benefit program, including - Call Personnel Department state declares him inno­ ment of guilt attached to guilt. 8-15 n.c. lathe dental plan BONANZA'S FAMOUS Postage paid. Free applica­ Manufacturing (Jo., 234 Hart­ ‘collect) for information about Some lath* axparlanca Please apply at Personnel Of­ Morning fire destroys cent of a 1936 murder. it,” Palm told the board. Palm told the board he tion. FASSCO, Dept. 86, 732 ford Road, Manchester. in-service train ing and a naadad. Will train. 50 houra. fice. 10 a m to 4 p m . Monday The frail, white-haired "I didn’t know that until first asked for an uncon­ Don Ron, St. Louis, MO. 63123. thru Friday description of duties PAUL SECRETARY FOR Paid holldaya. Excallant In- inmate, who has spent Nixon got his. Now I want ditional pardon in 1977, auranca banaAta. Apply In )A Non-Smoking Hospital) (A Non-Smoking Hospital) NEWMAN BABYSITTER NEEDED IN ENGINEERING FIRM - paraon; more time as a prisoner to be free outside just like which was denied, and said MY HOME preferably from Typing and Shorthand ELMCREST two lake summer homes than any other inmate in everyone else, just like he only applied a second Manchester, Vernon, Bolton required. Experienced METHONIGS, INC. PSYCHIATRIC area. 3 days a week, 8 to 4 preferred. Salary $2(X) to $260. ELMCREST partially burned one. trucks was placed by the lake and Connecticut, told the state Nixon was.” He referred to time on the understanding RL 6 A 44 A INSTITUTE VERNON — An early morning fire p.m. Call after 4 p.m., 646- Send resume or call: Fuss & PSYCHIATRIC 25 Marlboro Straat water was pumped to the scene of the Board of Pardons Monday the pardon granted former that it would be an official BOLTON today destroyed two summer homes The fire was reported about 5:15 M14. O'Neil, 210 Main Street, INSTITUTE Portland, CT 064S0 that he was convicted by a President Richard Nixon statement of his innocence. Manchester, 646-2469. EOE. on Wildwood Road on Middle Bolton a m. by a nearby year-round resi­ fire. 2S Mtrlboro StrMt 1-342-4919 “kangaroo court.“ But the by former President LEGAL SECRETARY- Law Portland. CT 0S460 dent. Maguda said the scene was The Baldwin cottage was not oc­ BURGER - O e M [pul OmdmUi (sphym Lake in Vernon today. Vernon Fire board said it had no power Gerald Ford for Firm in Vernon seeks full ta (pal OPPOrtaitT [MpICTtr declared secure about 9:30 a.m. cupied but appeared to be in the MECHANIC ★ KING Chief Donald Maguda said the cause to declare him innocent, Watergate-related crimes. time Legal Secretary with of the fires is still under investiga­ The Vernon department was process of being readied for the good Wping and shorthand TRAINEE needs men or women to work summer season. only to set him free. “See what it is, I am a full or part lime nights. 5 to tion. assisted by the Bolton Fire Depart­ luiES i i i n m m i skills. Experienced preferred. FOR BERVICe STATION WC 1 Palm, who turns 69 this New Yorker and this is all Appff In P erson closing or 7:30 to closing. One cottage, which Maguda said ment as the homes were near the The Vernon department had three Telephone 646-1974, Between 9 MOLDMAKERS, week, is believed to be the, Connecticut,” he said at INDEX a m. and 5 p.m. 252 Spancar Straat, Mothers welcome Apply at was Negro property, had b^ n exten­ Bolton-Vernon town line. Maguda engines, a ladder truck, service truck first inmate ever to turn another point.‘T only knew Manchaatar. 467 Center Street, DESIGNERS, sively damaged by a fire last year said no injuries were reported. and rescue truck at the scene. The NOTICES down a pardon in the state. them (pardons) in Sing WE ARE LOOKING FOR Manchester and was boarded up. It was leveled The Eighth Utilities District Co. 3 Vernon ambulance was also standing 1 — Lost afKt Found Housewives interested in TOOLMAKERS ...... {NTEMSCIMC He appeared confused Sing. This Connecticut 2 — Personals by this morning's fire. The cottage of Manchester was on standby for by. making good money for part NEEDED Fire Marshal William Johnson was during his brief thing must be different,” 3 — Announcements time hours, soliciting from next to it, which Maguda called the Vernon and the Tolland tanker truck 4 — Entertainment □ If you are a moldmakar, designer or appearance before the A native of Mt. Vernon, our pleasant East Hartford ACCOUNTING CLERK Baldwin property, was gutted. It was also on standby in case more still at the scene at a late hour this 5 — Auctions toolmaker with at least 5 years experi­ board, first saying he’d Office. Hourly rate. Plus com­ ence in building injection molds, dies or appeared that the fire started in the water was needed. morning and the cause of the fire is N.Y., and a former New FINANCIAL SIRLOIN STRIP DINNER missions. plus bonuses. Hours gsges you should investigate Industrial Maguda said one of the Bolton still under investigation. accept the pardon and then York City gang member. 8 — Bonds-StocKs-Mortgages gutted house and spread to the other 9 a m. to 1 p.m. Call us at 569- (Hartford/Brainard Road Area.) Molding Corp. O'Neal McNichol saying he wouldn't. He Palm served time in Sing 9 — Personal Loans 4993, ask for Teresa. 10 ^ insurance Q I.M.C. has one of the finest equipped (— w r m H ------1 often rambled when Sing (now the Ossining, I BAMAIN NIQHT / EMPLOYMENT Good typing. Experience primarily Ac­ toolrooms in the Mation, producing questioned by board N.Y., Correctional Facili­ 13 — Help Wanter counts Receivable and other related molds and tooling of the highest quality. •Foaim y / m em b ers in a b lea k ty) before his conviction FOR' 14 — Business Opportunities duties. Call Mr. Me Ternan at □ Close tolerance EDM experience is a Vernoncmf L i T ) a r lin g s hearing room at the for murder in Connecticut. 15 — Situation Wanted BABYSITTER WANTED; 3 definite advantage. TV Tonight to 5:30, Monday thru Friday Imagine, this delicious steak, plus baked potato, Texas Toast and maximum-security state Despite his confusion. EDUCATION □ Over 100 million parts were produced D O IT i n and school vacations. Own o-9n all the salad you can help yourself to from our famous salad bar. prison at Somers and gave Palm’s attorney, James 18 — Private Instructions in 1979, our 21 st year. Our customers 6:00 3KW IHE KILE E o a TOU 19 — Schools-Classes Transportation. Call after are asking for more molds. Why not join 3 Movla "Blood. Sweat And conflicting statements Greene, said his client did ^ ( E S S N n n (i) a Taxi John Carpsatar'i And now you can get two for just S6.99! O'fer valid with coupon 20 — Instructions Wanted 5:30. 646-7230. 5 2 3 - 8 2 2 2 a progressive organixation in sunny SILovaLuey Fear" (1975) Lee J. Cobb. Fran- about his views of the par­ not want the pardon if it 10KX) CO Gasparri only at participating Bonanza restaurants. REAL ESTATE Tsxas? If you are qualified, call or send X JokWiWM 3 ) Nawa didn’t include an affirma­ HARDWARE CLERK - Part 8 TV Conmuntty Cotaga a Six MWkm Dollar Man don. 23 — Homes lor Sale resume to Melvin Earsley. ® a Han To Hart a story o f cAonce 24 — Lots-Land for Sale time. Knowledgeable in basic a M 'A ‘ 8*H 8 CohhPCOcut Prima Tima But after hearing from tion of his innocence. 4:00 Adrtim t Btttm u 25 — Investment Property plumbing and Electrical. INDUSTRIAL MOLDING CORPORATION a Straata Of San Fiandaco a Bnikia Wrap-Up a Nawa Palm’s attorney and a psy­ Palm was convicted of S2 3-2-1 Contact i r 26 — Business Property Conyers Hardware, 616 E. Slaton Road, Lubbock. Taiat 79404 SJ) Myatary 4:30 UTTLE * MANCHESTER - SHOP RITE PLAZA chiatrist, the board agre^ murdering a deputy sheriff 27 ~ Resort Property Manchester 646-5707, 806/745-4317 6:30 10:30 a22AHve BEING to rescind the pardon, in New Milford during an 26 — Real Estate Wanted 3 ) Watooma Back. Konar 3 ) Nina On Naw Jaraay M I S S ® NEEDED 3 ) Tic Tae Dough MANCHESTER - WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE which commuted Palm’s attempted robbery in 1936. MI8C. SERVICES EXECUTIVE SECRETARY/ a a a uwtad Stataa 31 — Services Offered ADMINISTRATIVE Boom tn Medical Jobs Coming In 1980's aSSNeCNMra 8 AuaUn City Limita MARKER sentence to time served as He was sentenced to death, SSSOvarEaay THERE 32 — Painting-Papering ASSISTANT - Typing, SThaOddCoupla of April 1. but the sentence was later SBobNawhart 33 — Building-Contracting Shorthand and organizational CARRIER IN GLASTONRURY Free Medical Training 11KX) ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY! COUPON The board, which commuted to life by then- 34 — Roofing-Siding skills needed. Flexible hours. 6:56 (sxaaaitaw a 35 — Heating-Plumbing a Nawa granted the pardon last Oc- Gov. Wilbur Cross. Lots of client contact. Salary ...plus pay and bonus! ® M ’ A 'S 'H 36 — Flooring open plus benefits. Call J. 3 ) Barmy HW 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage 7M Lessner, 649-5277. for those streets;— Labor Department forecatU demand in 1980’s lor trained health (XCSSNaaa a Honaymoonara 36 — Services Wanted services personnel. The United States Army Reserve can give you SIRLOIN STRIP DINNER IColtsfoot Circle, Cattail Dr., April Dr. Addison (SAIInTbaFwnly a Mauda MISC. FOR SALE the tra in i^ and experience you need . . NOW! a o ick Cavan & Great The United States Army Reserve hospital unit in New Haven and ( D a ABCNoaia Sewer head says 40 — Household Goods STOCK and iRd., Worthington Rd., Griswold SI., (SFaoaThaMuilc West Hartford has immediate openings for medical personnel 11:30 41 — Articles lor Sale iBFaaiMOlFMh The New York Touing Company ISwamp Rd. Many ol the jobs require no previous experience (You can even ( £ Bamaby Jonaa 42 — Building Supplies DELIVERY PERSON jom while in high school if you re 17 or older and meet other enlist­ 8 Soundbtg Board 3 K o |a k .<3 — Pets-Birds-Dogs ment qualifications) Other jobs require an LPN degree QNaaia THURSDAY, APRIL 10 ...... 8 PM FOR' Some housekeeping If you qualify, you’ll get free medical training and practical ex (X a ABC Nawa security needed 44 — Musical Instruments i l Dtck Cavatt (SaDavaAlan ManchBster High School Auditorium 45 ^ Boats & Accessories duties in addition to stock lOwn jour own liusinesK und liuvi- your own perience Plus good pay Arxl, you may qualify for an enlistment ThaOoaalpCohjninlat Dinner includes steak, potato, toast bonus ol $1500 or up to $2000 m education aid for college All a a 8 Tha Baat Of Carson 46 — Sporting Goods §aM ’A'S'H eENBUU. ADMISSI0N-$5J» STUDEIfTS-$44l0 Sail the salad you can eat' handling. Good driving lor one weekend a month at a local medical facility and two weeks 11:50 VERNON — Joseph Belanger, chairman of the town's 47 — Garden Products record. Monday through iHpcnding inont-y for the coining xiim incr. at full pay each summer at an Army post VM 3) a ABC Movla "Hit" (1973) For reservations call 646-4900, Ext. 259 Oiler valid with coupon only 40 — Antiques a DaVy Numbara PLEASE CAU.THEATRE Water Pollution Control Authority, has gone on record as 49 — Wanted to Buy Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Start Preparing Yourself Today! Billy Dee Williams. Richard Sponsored by: Manchester Community College Coupon expires 5/4/80 Opportunity lor advanced i a a Pryor, FOR SCREEN TIMES recommending that the town’s new sewage treatment RENTALS Student Program Board student with compatible C all Call: (£ P.M. Magadna 12:00 plant be operated on a round-the-clock schedule, but until 52 — Rooms for Rent 53 — Apartments for Rent schedule. Apply In person 647-9946 or 647-9947, (I)AllnTTwF«n«y (3 Movie "Too Late Blues" that happens he recommends keeping on the current 643-9462 54 — Homes for Rent X ShaN aN a (1962) Bobby Darin. Stella ask for Chris. The Arm)/ Reserve. security force for this fiscal year. 55 — Business for Rent SBannyHM Stevens R R I S 0 N’ S Part ol What You Earn Is Pride 56 — Resort Property for Rent aM ’A'S'H dX Dr. Scon On Habrawa Titan Northeast Construction Co., builders of the new 849 MAIN STREET An equal opportunity employer.______8 SS MacNaH / Lahrar Rapon a Sargaant BUko $16 million plant, notified Charles Pitkat, plant 57 — Wanted to Rent MANCHESTER. CT a a Tic Tac Dough 50 — Misc for Rent a NHL Hocfcay 12:30 superintendent, that it would be terminating the security AUTOMOTIVE 3 Movla "The Heiress" (1949) force this month. Pitkat told the council that it’s im­ AUTOMOBILE and TRUCK 6KX) Olivia de Havilland. M ontgomery 61 — Autos for Sale CD Tha Whtta Shadow perative that this service be continued mechanic with state certifica­ Clift. 62 —-''J'- Trucks for Sale (3) Carol Bumatt And Frtandt a Our Mlaa Brooks Pitkat said he put the cost of the security force in his 63 — HeavyHe, Equipment lor Sale tion can start at $7 per hour. 8 MEDICAL XaHappyDayt 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles proposed budget. He said the cost per week is about $615 am. to 4:30 pm. Good working 3 ) Movla "Rider On The Rain" 12:40 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile conditions. All fringe benefits. 3 CBS Lata Movla "Destiny 01 TRANSCRIPnONIST (1970) Charles Bronson. Jill for 112 hours of coverage at $5.49 an hour. This gives Homes • Motor Homes For appointment call 688-7596. Ireland. A rapist Is repaid with a A Woman" (1971) Anthony 66 — Automotive Service Quinn, Mike Farrell. coverage 16 hours a day, seven days a week. He said the shotgun blast from his victim. 67 - Autos lor Rent-Lease Part time position a S a T h e Mlaadvanturaa Of town doesn't have to pay any fringe benefits such as sick LUBE PERSON - Mechanic ShartffLobo 1:00 time, paid holidays, and vacations, by having an outside background. Reliable. To available weekends and a a a Tomorrow aSSffova security force. lubricate trucks and trailers. evenings in our Medical 6'30 1:50 Pitkat said although the system will be alarmed at the Experience necessary. Second R e c o rd s Department. 3 Nawa □ NOTICES and third shift. $5.25 per hour (£ MarvOrHIkt Good typing and extensive 3 ) a Lavama & Shirtay 2:00 police station it will be impossible for help to get there in fringe benefits. For ap- time should a serious problem develop. pointment call 688-7596. knowledge of medical ter- 9:00 3 Joa Franklin Lotl and Found CD CBS Movla The Gambler" a M ‘ A *S ’ H Pitkat, in his budget report, noted that the plant was mology required. For more (Premiere) Kenny Rogers. Lee 2:30 designed by the engineering firm of Anderson-Nichols A IR CONDITIONING. informations, please con­ Purcell A prolesslonal gambler S2 The Odd Couple tact - The Personnel Earn Gash takes a train ride through the Old with the fact in mind that it would be staffed 24 hours a ^ian^ ^orest^lfills* area ^^’'l^fienced service man, air West to help his estranged son 2:36 Department at 646-1222, M OH • H rnnSVsfSSe and finds romance with a shady 3 Nawa "The council, Monday night, agreed with Belanger s and ...... license. Generous company Ext. 41 society lady along the way. 2:59 k s £ t,' " lh Pitkat's recommendations and voted to keep the security benefits. Call for (I) a Thraa'a Company 3 Movla "Carson City" (1952) point- MANCHESTER □ EMPLOYMENT ment, 871-1111 or 728-< a a a Tha Big Show Randolph Scott, Raymond force as is for at least the rest of this fiscal year. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Up To 8 6S Myatary Massey 71 HaynM 6t. PART TIM E, mature person Halp Wantad 13 M4nch«tt«r, C t 0S040 wanted for retail optical EOE Canoe race on cable TV sales. Pearle Vision Center. GAS STATICN Equal Opportunity Employer. Library directors MANCHESTER - For those hardy souls who are Call 643-4259. "'Sr,. planning to participate or attend the fourth annual MANAGER *60. Per Week! Hockanum River Canoe Race Sunday, a special treat is in Glastonbury Area shows artworks store for them this week on Cable TV Access Channel 13. EAST HARTFORD Last year’s race will be featured today and Thursday at Must be hardworking and Call Ivan at \ER\ON — An exhibition of artworks by Clay 7:30 p.m. on the town sponsored channel in order to give aggressive. Good starting Massey, director of the South Windsor Public Library, area viewers a preview of what to expect on Sunday. The salary. Incentive Benefits. CARRIERS NEEDED: will be on display at the library from April 10 through 19. gala event made quite a splash in Manchester last year Woodlawn Circle, The Manchester A gallery preview of the drawings, paintings and scenic Call for AppolnimanI and was attended by hundreds of spectators and ' Cannon 8t., designs is scheduled for April 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the canoeists. Friends Room of the library. 563-0131 HIgble Dr., Evening Herald Edward Ellie Massey sketched the pen and ink drawing of the Indian Hill St., and historic East Windsor Hill Post Office that was on the Temple luncheon Hopewell 81. cover of the current annual report of the town. MANCHESTER - The meni will be provided. For RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m .-ll The original drawing will be included in the exhibition Friendship Group of Tem­ additional information call Woodlend Rd., 647-9946 or and a limited edition of hand-signed reproductions will be p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. ple Beth Sholom will hold a Mrs. Raquel Fialkoff at Apply director of nursing. Craig CU available for purchase from the Friends of the Library. luncheon April 16 at noon 646^022. Salmonbrook Convalescent Foley Circle, 647-9947 Massey’s work was donated to the town and the at the temple. Entertain- Home, off House Street, proceeds from the sale of the reproductions will benefit Glastonbury. Please call 633- Beacon Hill Rd., and the projects of the Friends of the Library. 5244. Tolland 8t (Woodlawn to Anchor) Selections of chamber music will be played by the Marine Club , WOMAN TO CLEAN HOUSE CALL 647-9946 String Quartet of the South Windsor High School. A recep­ ^ 801 PA RKER ST. MANCHESTER - The meeting Wednesday at 8 - I day per week. Must have tion will be hosted by the Friends of the Library, The Marine CTub of Manchester p.m. at the Marine Club on own transportation. Cali 568- Ask lor Jennifer program is free and open to the public. MANCHESTER • will hold a regular monthly Parker Street. 2605. 14 - EVENING HERALD. Tueg.. April 8. I860 EVENING HERALD. Tueg., April 8, 1980 - 15 Frank and Emaat Peanuts — Charlee M. Behulx Sclioofs-Cfassts ig Doge-BIrde-Pate 43 ACROSS event (abbr.) Answer to Previous Puzzle 61 Dry,as wine PLEASE READ 1 I posiesi UB E R ra□ M lADVERTISING FOR THE BEST - Manchester AKC TOY POODLE. Female, J a m ALLRI6HXEVERVB0W I1H0U6HTI/ I 62 Afr. nation K L E H 0 Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 1] (contr.) Sierra ____ a l^ ite . 8 weeks old. 1150.00. LET'S TRY TO T a P I O U T O \ THO UGHT 4 Correct R" 1N n P DEADLINE YOUR AD pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Call 6464906 after 5 p.m. Rbby 63 Deck hand T □ 0 E5 Q□ 8 troductory lesson with this ad. ••••,••••••••••••••••••••• W E 'iZE HBPB CONCENTRATE OUT THERE! CONCENTRATE / YOUSAlP 9 Chriiimat 64 M ao ____ LJ. E E L■ Harold la raaponalbla| • • • • • decoration tung |l2:00 noon Iho day Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. M u s ic a l Inatrumanta 44 By ADigaii van Buren h^^-P^f-^MEPITATE.. A rfi u 6 8 % 12 Notice 65 Strikes M iw 1 V E for only ono Incorroetl aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa a Ibofora publication. TO F i x t h e 13 More 66 Cooling 8 AM H om es For Sale 23 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ a Inaortlon and than only I dometticated beverage □ E AT T L E iDoadllno for Saturday lo tha a lia of tha I cluding Ovations, plus free 14 Caspian UR AHA1 original Inaortlon. COVENTRY - 25 Acres with 6 case with this ad. Carlos 15 Trouble DOWN BUN L E R U D land Monday la 12:00 room Western Ranch. Only 4 guitars 60% off. Rivers Music, 0 L E T R K P Errora which do not O 16 Biblical 0 iNoon Friday. VI.-years old. With central air, 7 Main Street, New Britain. Grandma’s Knitting prophet 1 Osiris' wife 0 N E n UN E ET T N laaaan tha valua of tha fenceddpi pasture, out buildings, 225-1977. Layaways. 17 Mae'Watt 2 Constellation 8 AD AIL N 0 T A advartlaomant will not 2 ponds,nas, brook and much role 3 Skinny fish Iciaatlllod ada ara 23 Fate 45 Sea-lions more. Grouj I Philbrick ACCORDIAN FOR SALE - Tm»»V£5 4 -8 18 Impudent 4 High-test gas akon ovar lha phono ba corroctod by an ad* { Needles Family 24 Similar 47 Looks at Agency. 646-41 Like new. Castolfidardo, Ita­ 20 Greek dltlonal Inaortlon. Priicilla’s Pop - Ed Sullivan 5 ____ Tse- compound 48 Heart of the aa a convonlonco. Tha ly. Please call 646-2654. goddess of DEAR ABBY: Ours is a sticky family problem. Grandma tung 25 Halt matter MANCHESTER - Immaculate peece loves to knit, and ahe gives her handiwork to members of the wow/ HEV, FOR •A6 A RESULT OF SWEEPING BOr>.' KIPS WHAT 6 Printer's 26 Novice 49 Drinks 22 Same thing 2-family Flat. 5-4. Ceramics Anllquaa 48 ' family for Christmas. She never asks anyone's size — she LISTEN TO TH e- CHANGES INTROPUCEP ARE SURE VVASHE measure (pi.) 27 Angered 50 Go swiftly baths. 3 zone heat. S^arate $lAu1oe For Bala 81 Trueke h r Bah ' 82 24 Lodging OHIcaa-Storaa lor Rant 58 Autoa For Bala guesses. And Abby, some of her creations are unreal! She'll THE TAX REFORM ACT CF GETTINS REAPING? 7 By birth 29 Recess 52 Life driveways. Marion E. Robert­ house 8 Milk ghe Hcralii A N TIQ U ES & start knitting a sweater, and if she rune out of yam, she 19716, THE FEPERAL QOVERN- SAAAkRT 31 Snack 53 Mild 08th son, Realtor. 643-5953. 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN GMC 1972 1 TON UTIUTY 25 Tumult 9 Small island COLLECTIBLES - Will MANCHESTER - Retail, 1976 FORD ECONOLINE finishes it with another color. AAENT NOW TAXES ESTATES THESE 32 Over (Ger) 54 Old stringed CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING - 428, 4 barrel. $500, or best, TRUCK - Has the reading 28 Those in 10 Stratum of ore purchase outright, or sell on storage and/or manufacturing VAN 100 --V8. Finished in­ She made one nephew who loves to ski a scarf about five AMP GIFTS ON AN ENTIRELV PAVS.' 33 Carry instrument VERNON. $39,900. Nine-room offer. Call 649^10, anytime. enclosed b o ^, with side com­ office 11 Connecticut commission. Houselot or terior. Loaded with options. P1FFERENT BASIS THAN 39 Animal 57 Modern space. 2,000 square feet to 50,- partments. Excellent for con­ yards long. (“Just keep wrapping it around your neck," she 30 Be contiguous university older colonial. City sewers, single piece. Telephone 644- Captains' Chair, stereo etc. society (abbr) Ntfp Wanltd f3 Nafp Mfanlad 13 000 square feet. Very 1973 OPEL WAGON. Four tractor. 7:30a.m. to 5:30 p.m.. told him.) PREVIOUSLV APPLIEP / 34 Ancient 19 Progenitor 58 Tibetan water. Beautiful lot with fruit 8962. $3700. Cail 633-3233,569-1804 or 41 Comedian trees. Only $39,900. Pacek reasonable. Brokers cylinder, four speed, gas 633-0249, The colors she puts together are atrocious and the styles Phoenician 21 Genetic gazelle protected. Call Heyman 563-6373 evenings. port Caesar 59 Noun suffix Realtors, 289-7475. Wantad to Buy 48 saver, good condition. Many are from 30 years ago. But her knitting is flawless; it's a pity material Properties, 1-226-1206. new parts. Michelin tires. nobody can wear what she knits. 35 Canal system 1 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 COVENTRY CAMARO 1975 - V-8, Mohreycha-Bleyelaa 64 in northern Lota-Land h r Bala 24 OLD WOODEN CHAIRS, automatic. Interior/exterior $1200 or best offer. 643-2857 We don't want to hurt her feelings, but we don't know evenings and weekends. what to say when she asks why none of us ever wears one of Michigan 12 13 14 FREE SPIRIT CAFE, DRESSERS i TABLES - Any □ AUTOMOTIVE excellent shape. Runs great. 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - 36 Cameroon CORRESPONDENT described as Vernon's most HEBRON - Joshua Farms condition. Will buy one or a Asking $3,100. 643-7736. LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, , her presents. Any suggestions? Grandma is already 15 16 17 Development. Level wooded JEEP 1974 CJ-5. 48,000 miles. 4fl tribe elegant cafe, will be in need of house lot. Call 872-2590. 100% stock and In excellent knitting our gifts for next Christmas, and if that orange and 37 Cinnabar Part-tims peraon, 1.03 acre lot. Been perc A u to s 81 304 -V8. Excellent condition. me. 18 19 20 21 barmaids, waitresses and For Bala 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO - shape. $4500. 742-8786. purple sweater she's making is for I'm in trouble 38 Family to cover nawe and kitchen help, due to new tested. Reduced, $17,900. 563- Bucket seats, one owner. Stereo. Best offer. Call 649- LOVES GRANDMA 6364. Rooma h r Rant 52 9952. member 22 23 24 hotoa In Coventry. management, on ap­ WE PAY TOP PRICES for Needs some body work. $800. 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORT 39 Delete's wrecked and junk cars. A & B Captain Eaay — Crooka ft Lawranca 36 27 Kiaal for Individual proximately the 15th of April. THOMPSON HOUSE - Cen­ Call 646-4288, or 5654672. 756 Kerker headers.. KNN DjEAR LOVES: The solution is so obvious, I'm opposite 25 26 29 30 31 32 33 We are now accepting Real Eatata Wantad 28 Auto ^Ivage, used auto parts. BANK REPOSSESSIONS Intoreatad In writing trally located. Downtown FOR SALE - 1973 Buick filters. Oil cooler. Much amazed you didn’t think of it youraelf. Anyone whose TH)5 \9 MR. MICK TBNAFLV- OH 605HI THAT’5 THE 40 Seed 34 35 36 applications. Call 871-1431 for Manchester. Kitchen Call Tony 6 4 6 -^ , 1965 FORD VAN - Low more! $1500. 643-4076 before 2 knitting is "flawless" can make things people can MAMA5BR OP THE VARMUM & C1RCU9 THAT HA& ALL containers and keeping current interview between 9 a.m. and SELLING your house? Call us mileage engine. Good condi­ LeSabre; $895. 1974 Chevrolet BlMOLeV CIRCU51 TH05B SKBAT W L P 42 Supplement 37 privileges. Call 649-2358. Camaro; $1800. Contact the p.m. wear. The family should provide Grandma with yarn 36 39 on town eventa. 10 a.m. daily. first and we'll make you a 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs tion, ready toor inspection. $485 and patterns! (Obviously she can uae them.) She will A M tM A L ACT51 43 French cleric cash offer! T.J. Crockett, excellent. Must sell, firm. Call 649-H 11 after 4':00 Savings Bank of Manchester, 44 Believer 40 41 42 43 LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Loan Department, 6461700. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE appreciate the guidance, and in return “the family” Coverage Includea Realtor, 643-1577. ROOM - Fully furnished. sacrificing! Any reasonable p.m. Speedy Telephone (suffix) MAINTENANCE offer over $1450, Call after . will receive wearable gifts they can enjoy. 46 Mythical bird 44 46 47 town government, Applications now being Stove, refrigerator, linens quotations. Immediate MAY WE BUY your home? 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. WANTED JUNK or unwanted 1971 BUICK WAGON. 455 48 Fencing call; 4S 49 50 51 52 53 54 achoola, aome accepted for a Part Time provided. 801 Main Street, engine. Heavy duW trailer coverage available. Call Joan DEAR ABBY: I um a single woman. 29, who has been in E n ____ Quick, fair, all cash and no Manchester. $30 weekly. 649- cars - Will pay up $25. Call 8TO- at Clarke Insurance. 6461126. feature writing. Hour Position in our Maintenance hitch and wiring. Transmis­ love with a married man for seven years. He'^ .50 and my 51 Kind of 55 56 57 56 59 60 Department for Floor Care. problem. Call Warren E. 9879. 0313 mornings or evenings flexible. Contact Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. sion cooler. Good tires. $1,000. employer. He has not been happy at home since I've known hammer Contact: Mr. Thurston, or 1974 BUICK ELECTRA 4 MOTORCYCLE 55 Mountain near 61 62 63 ROOM FOR RENT in private INSURANCE. Same day him, but he is a family man and there are many reasons Barbara Richmond, Meadows Convalescent WANTED JUNK AND LATE door hard top. Electric win­ why he won’t leave his wife. He never promised me ancient Troy Houaahold G o o d s 40 house. Immediate occupancy. coverage available. 64 65 66 Mancheater Evening Home, 333 Bidwell Street, MODEL WRECKS - Cash dows, tape deck, rear marriage, but, of course, I always hoped that one day it 56 Immortal • Manchester. 647-9194. $150 monthly, Call M4-3477 Paid. Call Parker Street Used Competitive rates. Call Judy, spirit 1976 HONDA CIVIC. New defroster, good tires. $2,000. -, would happen, I am a very attractive woman, and I have I l*WSRAB(R (NlIRFRiSI *S$N | Herald to apply. REFRIGERATORS after 6 p.m. Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. Crockett Agency Inc., 646 60 1957 science engine, four-speed, new Call 643-4^ ask for Bob after never gone out with another man since I started seeing him. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 . WANTED CLEANING Washers / Ranges, used, br^es, tires. $3^ or best 4:00. 1577. WOMAN - One day per week. guaranteed and clean. New 2 ROOMS - 1 FREE, 1 $20 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO I know he loves me, but lately he has been telling me that offer. Call 643-1030. ' we should call it quits, that I should forget him and find a References. Call 643-7745. shipment damaged. G.E & Weekly. Mature male and MX - Excellent condition, low 1976 CHEVY VAN. - Custom HONDA 550 Four 1978 Crash FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices, female. One with license for mileage. Quadrophonic Bar. Corbin Seat. Sissy Bar. younger man to love and marry. Driciqe 1978 OLDS DELTA Two interior. Excellent condition! Allay Oop — Dav« Qraua DOG GROOMER B.D. Pearl St Son, 649 Main errands and meals. Private stereo-8 track, power steering door hardtop, power steering, Power steering. Low Luggage Rack. And Helmet. Abby, I don't want a younger man. I may be foolish, but I EXPERIENCED and part Street, 643-2171. entrance. Call 649-5459. / brakes, one owner. 872-6528, power brakes, air. Call 646 mileage! $3800. Call 647-9431 $im . 6467224, between 2 and am happy to go on the way we are, and if I never marry, I'LL SEE WHAT ELBOB WANTS, (WAIT FOR M E , G(X)D MORN­ I c a n t , E LB O B! I time. Camelot Kennel. 742- 633-5310, or 6594)508. 5 p.m. that's not the worst fate in the world. t SARGE! VOU GO ON DOWN , SERGEANT,' ING,CHIEF.' B ELO N G IN MOO, Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag after 5:00 p.m. THAT'S 6707. Flexible hours available ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! Apartmanta For Rant 53 My best friend and confidante has told me I should quit TO TH' RAFT AND I'LL MEET \ I 'U . G O WITH Y'W A N T ED A N ' THAT'S you THERE.' you.' T S E E M E ? W HERE T M WHAT for workers' convenience. Custom made draperies, slip­ J, my Job, say goodbye to this man, and try to build a life for GOING you, BABYSITTER WANTED covers and upholstenb Budget LOOKING for anything in real — myself without him. What do you say? t h i n k ! Poor contract makes slam from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. My SALES-RETAIL. Full time. 5 Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 estate rental - apartments, Business & Service Z IN LOVE IN S. CAROLINA home or yours. Call 646-5084. day week. Salary plus com­ or 646-1000. homes, multiple dwellings? mission. Simmons Shoes, No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate entered dummy by ruffing a m DEAR IN: With a best friend and confidante as wise low spade. Next came the JANITORIAL HELP - Manchester Parkade, 646-7207 ONE USED AUTOMATIC Associates. Inc. 646-1980, NORTH 4-6-80 — as yours, you don't need any advice from Dear Abby. king of hearts for a spade dis­ Cleaning Offices. Floor for an appointment. WASHER - 5 years. $150. Good 03 card followed by the queen of Cleaners. Evenings, male or running condition. Call after 6 FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. V K Q J 7 5 * DEAR ABBY: Why do people insist on trying to persuade hearts. female. Call 643-5747, or 643- LUBE PERSON - Mechanical p.m., 647-9921. Freshly decorated. Paneling, ♦ 102 Some East players ruffed 0053. background. Reliable. To stove, refrigerator. Adults, • guests to stay longer after they have spent hours at a party, ♦ A Q 8 7 2 ITwedding, etc., and feel that they have had enough of it? with the three of trumps. lubricate trucks and trailers. ELECTRIC-WASHER and references, no pets. $265. 646- W E S T E A S T HOUSEKEEPER. We are Experience necessary. 2nd DRYER FOR SALE. Good 3167. 228-3540. Last Sujiday we attended an afternoon party where we Whereupon South overruffed, ♦ J42 OQ1086 ruffed another spade with the seeking an individual capable and 3rd shift. $5.25 per hour. condition. $100 for both. 649- Hknew very few people. After five hours we said goodbye, and V 10 9 8 6 2 V43 of performing housekeeping All Fringe Benefits. For ap­ 3554. THREE-ROOM apartment - the hostess wanted to know why we were leaving "so soon.” 10 of trumps, came to his « Q 8 6 « K 3 • hand with a club ryff. laid duties in a health care facili­ pointment call: 688-7596. Immediate occupancy. Heat, BM Frankly, I think we did well to stay as long as we did, ♦ 53 ♦K109S4 hot water, appliances. Main down his ace of diamonds and. ty. Weekend positions Articlea h r Sale 41 amidst all that smoke and noise, but we were made to feel The Flintatonae — Hanna Barbara Production* SOUTH Street second floor. Security. after East’s king dropped', the available. Only those in­ TOOL & DIE MAKERS ■ "guilty" for wanting to leave. ♦ AK 975 terested need apply in person: Experienced all round References. Lease. Call after Abby, please put this in your own words, and tell people I'M SORRV/ SIR, BUT jack of diamonds forced VA West’s queen. The nine of dia­ Vernon Manor, 180 Regan MACHINIST able to set up 7 p.m., 646-3911. that when guests say goodbye, it is very poor manners for THAT'S NOT MV TABLE ! ♦ A J 9 7 5 4 Road, Vernon. Equal Oppor­ and operate from Blue Prints. 31 Sarvicaa OIhrad 31 Building Contracting 33 Building Contracting 33 monds was to pick up the Servicaa OIhrad " the host and hostess lo make them feel they are leaving ♦ J eight and give South his slam tunity Employer. Experienced in Air Craft ALUMINUM Sheets used as FOUR-ROOM apartment - Se­ — prematurely. Thank you. printing plates, .007 thick cond floor. Heat and hot Vulnerable: N either Other East players refused Quality parts, ^ p ly : Gunver C&M TREE SERVICE - Free DRIVEWAY SEALING. WES RpBBINS Carpentry MASONRY CINDERELLA RNs & LPNs TAKE NOTICE. Manufacturing Co., 234 Hart­ 23x28'/i", 25 cents each or 5 w a te r. A p p lian ces. On estimates, discount senioi Protects and beautifies your remodeling specialist. Ad- D ealer: North to ruff. South continued with for$l. Phone 643-2711. Must be PROFESSIONALLY DONE - the jack of hearts to discard For some unknown reason, we ford Road, Manchester. busline. No children, no pets. citizens. Company driveway. Experienced and ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Weit North E^st S o u th picked up before 11 a m. Brick, Stone, Block, Cement DEAR CINDERELLA: You've said it well. Readers, his last low spade Then a lead find that we have unusual Security. 649-2111. Manchester-owned and reasonable. FYee estimates. 1 V P a s s 2 ♦ ONLY. Plastering, Stucco. New & if the slipper fits, wear it! of the 10 of diamonds gave openings on our 3 p.m. to II WAREHOUSE STOCK operated. Call 6461327. Call Art, 6463061. kitchens, 6463446. Repair. Free Estimates. E. Pass 3 4 Dbi 3 4 p.m. shift. Full and part time CLERK - 40 hour week. $3.50 3V4 ROOM APARTMENT - East the choice of playing the Richardson. 643-0889. Problems? You’ll feel better if you get them off your Pass 3 NT Pass 4 4 king or a low diamond. Either positions available. Stagna­ per hour. Call 649-8648. CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye Private home. Working single B&M TREE SERVICE ■ PAINTING? Leave it to a TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Pass 5 ♦ Pass 6 ♦ tion is NOT typical of our set, electric welder, acetylene adult only. No children, pets. . chest. For a personal reply write to Abby, Box 69700, way would let South qet away Specialist in tree and stump professional for quality and Carpentry and general con­ RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnaf 34 Pass Pass Pass employment package. MACHINIST - Experienced outfit, aluminum ladder, Lease. Pleasant, quiet. 643- removal. Free estimates. tracting. Residential and ** Los Angeles, Calif. 00069. Please enclose stamped, with just one trump loser dependable service. Call Rick The one South who went Excellent working conditions, Set-Up Man for CNC Lathe & trailer tires, new electric 2880. Senior citizen discount. 24 Fuller tor all your decorating commercial. Whether it be a self-addressed envelope. BIDWELL HOME Improve­ Opening lead:+ 5 down found James Chew of congenial resid en ts. To Milling Machines. Able to do generator, electric lawn- hour, year round service. needs. Evenings, 646-0709, small repair job, or a custom, believe IT. you must see it. some I^ogramming. 1st and mower. Evenings, 633-7060. CENTRAL DOWNTOWN ment Co. Expert installation Tulsa in the East seat Quality work at reasonable built home or anything in of aluminum siding gutters Apply in person: Vernon 2nd shift or part time. Paid LOCATION - First floor. rates! 643-7285. between call 6461379 l i Jim ruffed the aueen of BABYSITTING IN MY and trim. Roofing installation hearts with his king of Manor, 180 Regan Road, Ver­ Health Insurance. Inquire: USED ICE SKATES, sizes 7 to Three la« e rooms. Modern HOME while you work. 11, good condition. 646-8069. and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. ^ Rstrogroph diamonds. South had to over- non. Equal Opportunity Chapel Tool Co.. 81 Woodland kitchen. Stove, refrigerator. EXPERT PAINTING and Oakland Street area. CARPENTRY St MASONRY - The Born Loser — Art Sansom By Oswald Jacoby Employer. St.. Manchester. 646-5836. Heat, Parking. Available LANDSCAPING Specializing References. Call 646-7720 Additions and Remodeling. and Alan Sontag ruff. Then he had to ruff a FOR SALE - 10-horse Ariens April 15th. Lease and security ROOFER WILL Install Roof, spade with the 10 of trumps. in Exterior House Painting. after 6 pm. Free estimates. Cail Anthony Siding or Gutter for Low LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You could IT (^RTAIULV W/t? PIP'(tl) KUCW SPORTS FANS - Now accep­ DENTAL HYGIENISTS, Snowblower. 5-speed forward, r^uired. Call 649-2865. Tree pruning, spraying, Squillacote 649-0811. easily get sidetracked today by Six diamonds is a poor Now West was sure of two ting applications for safe, Assistants and Receptionists 1 reverse, with tirechains. Discount Price. Call Ken at NiXlRLAlWH diamond tricks and a top mowing, weeding. Calf 742- WILL BABYSIT FOR YOUR 647-1566. ^ o u r secondary Issues that would WldgOFTHeOLO contract, but at the Colorado reliable drivers to transport needed for temporary Used one season. $550. Call BRAND NEW THREE FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY thoroughly confuse you. When in Springs regionals most South score 7947. CHILDREN in my licensed AAAW TO IMVIT& SPRlUKLgP5 school teams on weekday assignments. Call Dental Per­ after 5 pm. 646-7230. BEDROOM DUPLEX home. East Middle Turnpike - Remodeling and Additions. < K r th d a y doubt follow your heart, not ilayers who got there were (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE AS.SN I someone else's logic. 3UST weuT afternoons. Must be available sonnel, Inc., 749-9275. APARTMENT - Wall-to-wall BRICK, BLOCK, STONE and Lenox Street area. 646 Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 WgTDWWeP- fucky enough to make it. 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. We will train WELL SEASONED carpeting. Fireplaced living years' experience! For Free VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Stand At all tables East doubled (For a copy ol JACOBY Fireplaces, concrete. 2 1 1 1 . NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet up for your Just dues today if you OU? qualified applicants. Call 643- MATURE FEMALES HARDWOOD. Cut, split and room. Appliances included! Chimney repairs. No job too Estimates, call 646-4239. V April 9. I960 • m iB l'5 three clubs when North bid it. MODERN, send $1 lo: “ Win at 2373 or 875-2826. between ages of 13 and 16 to delivered. Prompt delivery. No utilities, no pets. On a repairs, plugged drains,^ find out someone has b^ n Bridge." care ol this newspa­ small. Save! Call 644-8356 for Palntlng-Paparlng 32 kitchen faucets replaced,' This coming year you may form rerouting things earmarked for AT West opened a club. South had act in a Cable TV Series. Call Call Elmer Wilson, 649-5900. quiet dead end street. Close to estimates. FARRAND REMODELING - several new friendships with you. Let the chips fall where they to go right up with dummy's per. P.O Box 489. Radio City SECRETARY- repaired, rec rooms, people with whom you'll share Station. New York. N Y busline and shopping. Security DAN SHEA PAINTING St Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, may. ace Then South cashed the ADMINISTRATOR, willing to CUSTOM-MADE DRAPES - deposit. $420 monthly. bauiroom remodeling, hear new interests. One in particular 10019) SPECIALISTS IN HOME DECORATING. Interior and Room Additions, Decks, All modernization, etc. Free LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Keep ace of hearts and spades and assume business management AUTOMOTIVE & TRUCK For bedroom (matching Available May 1, Call 649-OW Wpes of Remodeling and (^uld blossom into a very lovely your social encounters light and S IMPROVEMENT- Roofing, exterior. Also wallpapering. Estimate gladly given. M & M. relationship. Heathclitf — George Gataly responsibilities. Self- MECHANIC with State Cer­ bedspread): living room (6 ft. Saturday and Sunday, after 5 Remodeling Additions. R.P. Quality craftmansnip. Call Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ frothy today Instead of delving motivated with bookkeeping Plumbing & Heaung. 6462871. Into heavy matters. A fun discus­ tification can start at $7.00 per sliding door), bath. Call 289- p.m. weekdays. Roushon Builders, Inc., 633- 6465424 or 6461305. ly insured. Phone 643-6017. knowledge and typing skills. hour. 8 a m. to 4:30 p.m. Good 4047. 3654. sion could boil over into a Monetary or business MIES (March 21-April 19) This serious debate. working conditions. All MANCHESTER. FOUR PAINTING - Interior and SINGLE ROOM ADDITIONS experience helpful. Apply, Fringe Benefits. For appoint­ WOOD FOR SALE. Any ROOMS. Cellar, central, 3 one of those days when you SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) INCOM E TAX exterior. Paperhanging, - Sun Decks, Patio Doors. QDuld feel lost In a crowd. It's not Schedule your agenda to take House Committee, Temple ment call 688-7596. length. $45-$75 per full cord. residential. No children or PREPARA’nON Call Janet S. excellent work references. Reasonable Prices. For free that people aren't pleasant, it's care of Important matters first WInthrop — Dick Cavalll Beth Sholom. 400 Middle Call 875-3785 evenings. pets. Utilities extra, estimates Call Joe, 6461519. In Hom«Sa^g, Guarantee. (hat you're wrestling with some- today. If they're left until last, Gworek after 6 p.m. for an ap­ Tpke. East, Manchester, Free estimates. Fully in­ ■V EXPERIENCED LAYOUT References. $250.00. Security. pointment at your con­ sured. Martin Matson, 649- Chip Repak Vino needs to be changed. disruptions could occur that VOU'REA 'id l'- J B < 5 P T A AlSR&EABLe PEDPLg CT.06040. PERSON to run large WE BUY & SELL USED 649-9158. MASONRY. All types of con­ porcelain & Rnd out more of what lies ahead might prove very frustrating. venience. 644-0194 4431. SNIVEUNXg- SNIVEUINCt BI6r YELLCW TAKE ALL TH E FLIM OUT Commercial Work. Must have FURNITURE - One piece or crete work and repairs., Fiberglass. Spray i r you In the year following your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) CCWAJZO/ eTI55A#C CeWN OB UlF=e. WE ARE SEEKING an in­ references, and be willing to entire household. Cash On The T H R E E ROOM PROFESSIONAL HOUSE Fieldstone a specialty. Free Appliances & I 3rthday by sending for your Political ploys by pals today dividual who is a qualified work with tools. Call 646-5792. Line. Furniture Barn. 646- A&W PAINTING Contrac­ Cabnets. Display at: 1 eopy of Astro-Graph Letter. Mall could place you In an awkward ' tCURBACF:/ APARTMENT - Immediate CLEANING - One time or tors. Quality painting and estimates. Call after 5, 643- beautician. Compassion and 0865. occupancy. Heat, hot water, 1870. B HIGHLAND ST.. E.H. for each to Astro-Graph, Box position If you permit yourself to T weekly basis. Excellent paper hanging at reasonable GNU TUB OF NEW ENGLAND 9. Radio City Station, N.Y. be manipulated. Steer clear of Ty understanding are prsonal appliances. Main Street, se­ references. Call Eagle Home S T qualities required. Send rates. Fully insured. Free (203) 526-8200______10019. Be sure to specify birth their petty antics. T □ EDUCATION KROLER SLEEP SOFA, cond floor. Security. Maintenance, 623-0858. LEON CIEZSYNSKI dHte. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) A replies to Box CC. c/o $50.00, needs slip cover. Estimates. Call Wayne 646 References. Lease. Call after 7696. BUILDER. New homes, ad­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) situation you're Involved In could Manchester Herald. Pillowed love seat, $50.00. 7:00 p.m,, 646-3911. WATERPROOFING, ditions, remodeling, rec Heavy obligations not of your work out to be materialty for­ Private Instructions 18 Chair, $25.00. Call 643-5376. Sdentitts now know that HATCHWAYS, foundation PERSONAL Paperhanging rooms, garages, kitchens making could put a damper on tunate today, but you must be NIGHT CUSTODIAN TWO ROOM APARTMENT. remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, microscopic forms of what otherwise should be a suc­ careful not to boast of your good RIDING LESSONS indoor cracks, sump pumps, window for particular people, by Dick. life swarm in tha sunless NEEDED. 2 to 10:30 pm. Call Immediate occupancy. Heat, wells, stone walls, patios, dormers, roofing. Residential cessful day. Try to get the culprit luck in front of one not so riding ring. Western stock Call 643-5703 anytime. depths of the ocean.'! to pitch In and help. favored. Andover Elementary School, * TAG SALES hot water, appliances. Securi­ steps, walks, fireplaces, con­ or commercial. 649-4291. 742-7339. seat, saddle seat and hunt QEMIW (May 21-Jun# 20) Don't AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) ty. References. Lease. Main crete repairs. Thirty years me Taxes prgtared e » ^ - Dated at Manchester. Connecticut paneled. Heat and air con­ sured. Gall Bob 423-0283, or 648-1653. NO REASON WHY YOU OAN'T CITY' Part Collie and Beagle. Has BUI 423-7963. s t a r t IMMEPIATELY.' this 2nd day of April, 1980 had all shots. Please call 649- ditioning included. Call Dave, 1681. 8762517. 029-04 n NOW VOURE PEALUV CAPTUeEPON'CASJ\AS. ATTENTION!! EVENING HERALD CUSSIRED ADVERTISERS: Looking for P O •MO by NEA inc You don't have to shell out much lo gel big resullH. 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE — “Don't give me that 7 gaoled, just like Carter m did on that U.N. resolution vote'." PAY' ?• ' I H-e fcB.fM iMa u 8 oa "Yen, I remember you. Doctor. You don't make house CALL 643-2718 after 5 p.m. or 643-2711 during business hours 8:30-5 calls. Sorry, I don’t either. Bring the boiler here!" |(, _ F.VK.NINU HERALD, Tues.. April 8, 1980 Land repurchase voted Reqion^______VERNON - The Town Council This plan was dropped and the Councilman Morgan Campbell said he felt it was wise for the town to voted Monday night, following a owners offered to sell it hack to the public hearing and a special town town for the same price it was repurchase the property noting that Hearing set meeting, to appropriate $25,000 to bought. it would allow the town to h^ve con­ Council decides buy back land in the town’s Industrial No one from the general public trol over its development and therefore control of the total action Park. spoke at either the hearing or the on firehouse The land had been sold to the special town meeting. in the industrial park. ’The parcel in question is about one partnership of Father and Sons, The firm, which moved to Vernon of the last vacant parcels in the park. to seek funding VERNON — ’The Town Council operators of a small industry in the from Long Island about three years ’The Economic Development Com­ filed, it was turned down by HUD of­ will conduct a public hearing April park. The plan was to expand the ago, had been given time extensions By BARBARA RICHMOND mission is looking to buy, or use ficials invited the town to re-submit 21 at 7 p.m. in the Memorial existing building, when the for starting construction of an addi­ lirriilil town-owned land, to start a second it with the provision that it would be Building on a request for $375,000 partnership bought it a few years tion but then decided it wouldn’t pur­ park. M :U\0N — After seriously con­ next in line if a higher ranked to build a new firehouse south of ago. sue the project., sidering rejecting an invitation of the application isn’t approved. Interstate 86. Department of Housing and Urban After the hearing on the or­ Councilman Morgan Campbell told Development to submit a "standby" dinance, if the ordinance is ap­ Hurd he made a good point and said if application for $600,000 for a Small proved, then the matter will go to a Coventry sets hearing all other towns pulled out then more Cities Grant, the Town Council voted money could be kept in the towns in townwide referendum for ap­ to go ahead with it anyway. the first place instead of sending it to proval. The suggestion to consider not Washington. “1 didn’t have any hopes The ordinance, which is on government budget Beralii filing the application was made by lengthier than most, states that the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING that this council would vote against COVENTRY — The Town Government for recording and licensing; $8,770 would Councilman Robert Hurd who said the application but 1 do think it’s payment of the costs of building Budget proposed by Town Manager Frank go for elections; and $4,515 would be because the town had some difficulty time to consider some alternatives,” the firehouse, and other costs, are spending some of the money from determined to be of general benefit Connolly for the upcoming fiscal year will budgeted for the registrars. The Town Of­ he said. fice Building needs $31,500 according to were there last year's grant and because it Council member Lena Therault and for general government pur­ be the subject of a public hearing tonight Connolly’s budget, and central services when they seemed the council had been noted that the Town of Manchester poses and therefore will be paid at 7:30 at the high school auditorium. and supplies would run $16,875. grasping for ways to spend the withdrew its application and said she from taxes levied on all taxable The Town Council has started were needed! , Under police protection, administration money, he thought participation in thought some Manchester people property in the town. deliberations on the budget but will not make specific changes until after would run $21,575; operation, $148,640; the grant for this fiscal year should were now having second thoughts The new fire station will replace be postponed, tonight’s hearing. supportive services, $76,233; marine about it. the one on Route 30 known as the The total amount proposed for general patrol, $1,178; and special duty, $5,280. Councilman Stephen Marcham, in Not only was V.ernon’s first Dobson Road or Co. This woman government is $1,712,722. Connolly said he Fire protection would cost $71,900; civil part agreed with Hurd but said most application turned down because all firehouse and will serve the area of has trimmed $276,925 from departmental emergency preparedness, $1,130; and just sold of the leg work had been done for the of the previous grant money wasn't the town that is south of the canine control $10,000. application and the 14 projects listed spent but Town Planner George highway in the Lake Street area requests. The Board of Education budget, the For public works, $455,873 would go for are worthwhile. 'My inclination is to Russell said he also thought it was The original plans totaled $420,- proposed at $3,844,746, wiil be considered maintenance, $23,905 for engineering, baby furniture see if this application flies the second because other communities had 300 but the Permanent Municipal at a separate hearing on Thursday. $31,400 for the building official, and $2,100 time around,” Marcham said. greater need, their projects rated Building Committee was asked to The manager is asking $305,900 for she no longer general administration, for which $276,399 for sewer services. Under human ser­ The first time the application was higher than Vernon's, HUD has a modify them and come in with a needs was budgeted for the present fiscal year vices, $52,230 would be for health and $62,560 limited budget, Vernon has a project within the $375,000 amount (1979-80). Public safety should be allotted for social services. with a relatively low percentage of This amount doesn’t include some $335,936, Connolly estimates up from Copies of the complete budget are Candidate chosen minorities and low and moderate in­ costs that will be incurred for road fast-action $282,378 for this year. Public works will available at the manager’s office at the come people, and because of Presi­ improvements and such. move from $441,072 to $513,278 and human Town Hall and will be distributed at Classified for scholarship dent Carter’s desire to decrease services from $83,669 to $114,790. Civic tonight’s public meetings. federal spending. Ad. SOUTH WINDSOR - The South and cultural proposals are up to $90,350 Windsor Women's Club has chosen If received, the grant money is ear­ marked to be used for the town’s two from this year’s $71,841, and sundries Ruth Miller, a student at Manchester should rise from $332,520 to $352,458. Stop scheduled housing rehab programs, an Vision screening Community College, as its candidate In addition to the General Government Historical Society grant match, for the Phipps Memorial slated at school and Board of Education budgets, $280,043 for Bloodmobile feasibility study for a co-op housing Scholarship. has been earmarked for debt service and program, sidewalk repairs and BOLTON — The Hans Christian Ms. Miller is the daughter of Mr. $150,575 for capital expenditures. ’The en­ SOUTH WINDSOR - The Knights of reconstruction, improvements at Andersen Montessori School on and Mrs. John R. Carlin Jr. of 52 tire package is up 18 percent and would Columbus and the South Windsor Women’s Spruce Lane. Each year the Connec­ Franklin Park housing for the elder­ Route 44A, in cooperation with the ly, drainage projects, firehouse result in a 10-milI tax hike if enacted. Club will sponsor a visit of the Red Cross ticut Women's Club sponsors one Connecticut Society for Prevention The Town Council account would Bloodmobile on April 18 from 1 to 6 p.m. applicant to the scholarship and the renovations, bridge rail im­ of Blindness, will conduct a free receive $9,435 under the budget proposal; at the South Windsor Fire Headquarters, Federation of Women's Club selects provements and Vernon Water Co. preschool vision screening April 14 the town manager account, $46,605; the Ellington Road. the winners. grant match. from noon to 2 p.m. at the school. tax collector account, $43,650; and the tax The Connecticut blood program is in Children aged 3 to 5 years, may be serious need of all types of blood. It takes assessor account, $30,225. These amounts screened. include staff salaries. ’The Planning and about 3,(XX) pints of blood per week to keep Studies have shown that one child Scholarship increased Zoning Commission would be allotted $41,- Connecticut’s 45 hospitals adequately in every four needs eye care. Poor vi­ 960; the Zoning Board of Appeals, $2,885; supplied to meet normal needs. Officials financial need, have participated in sion may affect a child’s normal \ERNON - The Vernon Junior the Conservation Commission, $450; and said an emergency could increase that student activities, and have made progress in school. Women's Club is increasing its an­ the Economic Development Commission, need by 10,20, or 50 percent. some contribution to the community. The volunteers at the school, nual scholarship award, given to a $330. The $2,860 for regional grants is for Persons in good health are asked to take located in St. George’s Episcopal graduating senior from Vernon, to development and planning. about one hour of their time to give blood Church Hall, have been trained by $500 this year. The deadline for filing applications Legal counsel would be awarded $9,800, on April 18. The age bracket for donors is the Society for Prevention of To be eligible for the award a is May 9. Applications may be ob­ with $525 going for the probate court. ’The 17-65. Those age 17 must have parental Blindness. Call ahead today or graduating senior must live in Ver­ tained by contacting the guidance Town Clerk account would receive $31,720 permission to donate. Persons must weigh Thursday morning for an appoint­ non. be planning to attend a college in departments at Rockville High at least 110 pounds and at least eight ment. The number is 646-5727. the fall, have a consistent academic School, East Catholic High or Howell weeks must have lapsed since the last Extension Council record throughout high school, be in Chenev Technical School. donation.

will meet Friday Adequate parking is available to the

A’ERNON — The annual meeting of the rear of the fire station. Appointments may

Tolland County Extension Coucil will be be made by calling 644-0591 but walk-ins

Friday starting with a business meeting at will be welcomq. Free coffee, sandwiches Arrests reported in area 7:30 p.m. at the extension building on and cookies will be available.

with failure to submit to fingerprin­ Route 30, Vernon, Bolton the aid of Michael Carberry of ting. Cynthia Bercowetz will be the featured William Garrity Jr.. 22, of 162 Wangumbaugh Drive who was speaker. She will highlight the origin of Woodlawn Circle, East Hartford, knocked down and dragged about 29 Church music program' Police said the arrests were made her consumer advocate role and common was charged Sunday with possession feet. The witnesses stopped the car VERNON — ’The "Mansion Heirs,” in connection with the investigation and assisted the injured man until consumer problems today. She and her from East Wareham, Mass., will make and transportation of a controlled of a disturbance in the center of help arrived. husband, Herman Bercowetz of Copaco their second appearance at the Vernon substance with intent to sell. Rockville. Inc. of Bloomfield, will answer consumer United Methodist Church, Route 30, on Police said the arrest was made in questions. April 13 at 4 p.m. Interstate 84 in Bolton after Garrity Gary Grander, 33, of Manchester All three posted $100 nonsurety A new slide presentation called Their program consists of southern- was stopped on a motor vehicle viola­ bonds for appearance in court in “Tolland County — ’The Shape of Conser­ was charged with driving at an un­ style traditional and contemporary gospel tion. Garrity was released on his reasonable speed following a one-car Rockville on April 15. vation,” will present a colorful look at promise to appear in court in songs. accident on Route 44A, Friday night. current conservation problems and efforts Rockville on April 22. The group has sung in many churches Grander, and a passenger in his Dale Carlow, 29, of 336 Center of the Soil Conservation Service to solve and for civic groups throughout New car, Antonia Hartzell, 28, of Windsor Road, Vernon, was charged Saturday them. England, New York, Pennsylvania, Andover Locks, were taken to Manchester with breach of peace in connection Refreshments of dessert and coffee will Florida and New Jersey. Stanley Sypeck,’ 30, of Parker Memorial Hospital for treatment. No with the investigation of a distur­ be served. Bridge Road, Andover, was taken to court date was given. bance at his home. Manchester Memorial Hospital early

Saturday morning for treatment of South Windsor He was released on his promise to injuries suffered when he struck a Michael Saucier, 22, of Enfield, appear in court on April 15. telephone pole with his car, knocking was charged Saturday with carrying It down and blocking the highway. a weapon in a motor vehicle. Police Police said the road was blocked for Dana E. Burgess, 26, of 105 High said the weapon was discovered about five hours. when Saucier was stopped on Route 5 St., Rockville was charged Friday Shortly after the accident another for speeding and failure to obey a with breach of peace and interferring car. driven by Alexander Wilson of traffic light. with police in connection with the in­ Danielson, struck some of the wires He was released on a $1,(X)0 non­ vestigation of a disturbance in

downed by the first accident. No surety bond for appearance in court Rockville center. police action was taken. in East Hartford on April 14. Police said Burgess was fighting

UoM-nIry with another person and when told to \ ernoii leave he allegedly refused and An 81-year-old Coventry man was James Cortes, 23, of 33 High St., threatened the person he was injured Sunday afternoon when his Dennis Rankel, 21. of 138 Vernon fighting with. He also allegedly car slipped out of gear as he was get­ Avenue, and Danny Prince, 19, of 126 fought police when they were ting out ol It in the post office parking Prospect St., all of Rockville were attempting to take him into custody. lot. charged with disorderly conduct He was released on a $200 nonsurety Police said two persons came to Saturday. Cortes was also charged bond for court on April 15.______

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