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Health officials blasted MAKTKORI) - A state auditors While at UConn, Sardinas also, maintaining records of attendance same two-year period. Perhaps the report on personnel irregularities at made a proposal to the school, as a for its professional staff members. most confounding figures were at­ the state Department of Health Ser­ representative of the Health Depart­ As an instructor, Sardinas taught the tributed to Nancy Goldberg, a vices released Thursday night raises ment, that they initiate a continuing equivalent of five semester credit nutritionist whose expenses were se­ serious questions about the com­ program for public health officials. hours, not enough to substantiate his cond only to Lloyd. She left the state petence and integrity of certain high The auditors say he "subsequently salary, the report says. 82 limes during that period. ranking managers. benefitted by being hired by the un­ The university says he developed On one particular trip to Martha's The report cites a potential conflict iversity to develop the program." courses, attended weekly faculty Vineyard by Lloyd, Lewis and Sar­ of interest resulting from the The report also criticizes Dr. John meetings, counseled students, and dinas, the Stale Comptroller cleared department’s Division of Preven­ Lewis, director of the Division of performed administrative functions. their travel. Later Lloyd and Lewis table Diseases subcontracting a Preventable Diseases. In ad­ It also said he worked "tirelessly” in would charge the time to vacation federal hypertension grant to 'Vale ministering a National Cancer these capacities. and personal leave. Sardinas, University while its acting director, Institute “Community Based Cancer The report was prompted by the however, logged it as a business trip, Anthony Sardinas, was enrolled in Control Program," a portion was state Public Health Committee's in­ retaining his vacation and leave graduate studies at the university. subcontracted to the University of vestigation into the travel records of time. The department at Yale under Connecticut Health Center. The prin­ Health Commissioner, Dr. Douglas ', N. Y„ State Rep. Walter Joyner, R- which Sardinas was studying was the ciple recipient was the department in Lloyd. The committee’s ranking Manchesler, a member of the Public mice, 17, ultimate recipient of the grant. which both Lewis and Sardinas member, state Rep. Virginia Connol­ Health Committee, has strongly sup­ built a The wife of the principle in­ taught. ly, R-16th District, reported at last ported the auditors' investigation. 1 of an vestigator of the hypertension "The awarding of the grant year's end that Lloyd had spent 149 of Today he said the results substan­ of ski program at Yale was then hired by monies," the report says, "may have the previous 300 working days out of tiate earlier allegations of poor gn with a the department as coordinator of its directly or indirectly enhanced the state, at an expense of $175 a day. management in the Department of Being pinned arrange- portion of the grant program. opportunity for Dr. Lewis and Mr. The disclosures surrounding the Health Services. 's to slow Sardinas is now assistant director Sardinas to become instructors at the Sardinas case resulted from auditors “The state is getting ripped-off,” Students at the Lake Street School in Vernon were all is where *bf the Division of Preventable Health Center.” investigations into these charges. Rep. Joyner said. He also charged ‘‘pinned” Thursday, but not with fraternity pins, with “Year of off, but Diseases. He is also working on his At the same time, Sardinas had The report found that Lloyd spent Lloyd with "sloppy administration,” the Child” pins designed by third-grader Cheryl Ordway. doctoral discertation at Yale. been permanently assigned a state 85 days out-of-state during the period between saying his management tolerated the Cheryl is shown putting one of the pins on Kristen Brewer, a Earlier reports to the auditors car. The report says he improperly , 1978-1979. He did so at an expense of practices identified in the report. kindergarten student. Cheryl actually made the prize-winning la., Mark alleged that Sardinas held two state used the vehicle for travel between $12,469. Joyner said the department needed udied the positions while studying for his doc­ his home and office. He also charged The report labels as erroneous a manager with a masters in poster and the pins were designed from that. (Herald photo by lesign on torate at Yale. The report says that the state for tarvel to and from the Lloyd’s statements that travel to business degree, saying it now suf­ Pinto) professional conferences increased of solid along with his Health Department Health Center in Farmington. Sar­ fered because its commissioner had the department's level of federal fun­ : motors, position, instructor's position at the dinas based the expense on the fact a masters in public health, and not that he was serving a Health Depart­ ding. In fact, the auditors said the d learned University of Connecticut Health the MBA, Center for which he received $16,- ment function. The report cites the Health Department's funding level T u rn er The report recommends a uniform Spud growers 067 46 for the year beginning activities as a potential conflict of in­ decreased in comparison with other system for reporting the attendance ; an eight- September 1978. terest. departments. of professional employees, and a a small The report also says that no atten­ The report also criticizes the 'The report found a $30,900 travel policy statement around the issue of ypes of dance records were kept at the un­ Universitv of Connecticut for not bill for five employees, including employees holding two position. blocking border d a Time iversity. Lloyd, Sardinas and Lewis, for the tor for iiOULTON. Maine (UPli — Hun­ broken by police. dreds of angry potato farmers, ig­ No traffic was able to cross the in­ s of solid noring a warning from Gov. Joseph ternational line at any of the other ; motors, Additional charges lodged E Brennan, manned blockades at blockade points. Crossing outside the :h various eight Canadian border crossings for a farming area were not affected. nozzles, EAST HARTFORD - Steven A, clude risk of injury, cruelty to per­ Hartford on the original charges, and set bail at $1,000, which Wilson second day today in an effort to force The blockade had as many as 50 system — Wilson, the 26-year-old soldier ac­ sons and assault in the third degree stood in the military position of was unable to post. the U.S. government to stop imports cars backed up at the crossings in the / cheap, cused of the beating death of 13- against the 4-year-old, who has been "parade rest” while the judge ad­ Mrs. Crouse, 20. of 24 Williams St.. of cheaper foreign spuds. sparsely populated area. onents — month old Amy Crouse, was charged put in a foster home. vised him of his constitutional rights Manchester is free after posting bail. The farmers Thursday dumped Brennan said he would not tolerate ibly with with three more counts this morning Judge Sabino Tamborra today told oarrels of rotten potatoes onto roads any more traffic interference. repulsion in East Hartford Superior Court, Wilson a psychiatric examination throughout the state’s huge northern "The law will be enforced in the farming area, including Interstate 95. The new charges stem from report given to the court contends state of Maine as long as I am gover­ allegations of abuse against the dead Wilson is capable of standing trial. Then they parked empty tractor nor, " he said "We live under a , 17, of Rubin appointed trailers, pickups, tractors and other studied toddler’s sister, Kristine, 4, Wilson, who was in court without .system of laws and the law is that counsel this morning, said he is vehicles in the travel lanes. you can't block the highway." ted abun- Wilson, a soldier stationed at Aber­ provide a strong, informed voice for waiting to be assigned a military M ANCHESTER — Mayor Stephen A Canadian flag was burned by the But the farmers weren't ready to md readi- deen Proving Ground, Edge wood, Penny today announced the appoint­ tenant interests ' Md. and the children’s mother, lawyer. protestors quit, n estin g ment of Dr. Ben Rubin as a member The citizens group said it felt that Patricia Crouse, a co-defendant in The charges are in addition to After allowing the farmers to hold “We ll be here as long as it takes.” large role of the condominium conversion study banks could profit from con­ the case, had the case continued until charges pressed after the March 16 up traffic for more than 12 hours. said farmer Dean Fongemie, reductive group. dominium conversions because they Brennan ordered state police to April 15 when it will be heard in Hart­ incident which led to the 13-month- create new markets for home Despite Brennan's statement, Mayor Penny announced the make­ move in with heavy equipment and James Daigel, a farmer who joined ford Superior Court. old’s death. up of the 12-member committee mortgages. :ted the The new charges against Wilson in­ Wilson, who is being held in jail in tow away the vehicles blocking the protest at Ft Kent, said, "We've earlier this week and the Manchester The committee also has represen­ Interstate 95 at Houlton. one of nine nests in a tatives from the chamber of com­ gotten complete cooperation from habitats Citizens for Social Responsibility crossings besieged about 5 a m the police " expressed concern because one- merce, a real estate firm, and town m any officials. Thursday Federal officials said it would take quarter of the committee members Dozens of officers lined Interstate He hopes Maddox resigns The committee was formed in the weeks before any action could be are bankers. They said no other will con- MANCHESTER — Carroll Mad­ 95 during the towing operation to pre­ taken to slow Canadian imports. The group was so heavily represented. wake of a recent trend to convert vent interference. Two farmers were ore har- dox, community relations officer at fl.S Commerce Department has In announcing the appointment of apartments into condominiums. In arrested, one of whom suffered a tionship Manchester Community College, refu.sed to buy surplus potatoes to try Rubin, the mayor said he comes to light of this the Board of Directors head injury. >irds and said Thursday he will resign his post put a 90-day moratorium on conver­ to relieve depressed prices. the committee as an organizer for More than 200 farmers were "I have 17.000 barrels of potatoes April 10 to accept a position in a West the rights and needs of tenants. sions, effective Thursday. gathered at Houlton Another 175 Hartford advertising agency. in storage I'm only getting $2 a ther win- Penny cited the concern expressed The first meeting of the committee were at Madawaska and hundreds barrel and it cost me $7 a barrel to Maddox spent 15 years in the is scheduled for Monday at 7 p.m. in by the citizens about the, apparent more were at the seven other produce them." said Robert Hebert, , Texas, advertising field, 11 of those running under-representation of tenant in­ the hearing room of the Municipal his own agency, before coming to blockade points, police said a farmer "You can't live like that" 17, looked terests. He said. Rubin ‘should Building. Only the Houlton blockade was MCC four years ago. He said while he tic effects finds the work at MCC worthwhile on each and rewarding, personal con­ 1 wild and siderations necessitate earning more s such as money and a return to his earlier Scientists evacuate volcano area •ley and profession. Lewis, emergency services director Richter scale and smaller tremors and residents Irom its three-county "In business, if you’re involved SPIRIT LAKE, Wash. (UPI) for Cowlitz County. Observers on the too numerous to count, the cone- foothills area , Ore., Witt: something that goes beyond Majestic Mount St. Helens, dormant 0 Toutle River reported no change in shaped mountain first blew its war­ The explosion touched off snow Nice, 18, profit three or four times a year f for more than a century, erupted for 1 its level or any material in the river. ning Thursday. Officials immediate­ avalanches and spewed ash 35 miles hormone you’re lucky. At the college. I’ve had ff*® second consecutive day today away A murky steam curled into the that feeling almost every day, and on explosion of ash and gas that Shaken by a week of many ly evacuated several hundred in ce lls earthquakes in the range of 4 on the loggers. Forest Service personnel skv. .No one was hurt dairy cow I’m sure I’m going to miss that,” C arroll M addox more than 6,000 feet above the id smaller Maddox said. He said he con- P®ok and forced observers to leave c e the sidered the move for a month and Herbert Bandes, dean of ad- ff*® 3fea. reluctantly made the decision to ministrative affair:-, said “Carroll A U.S. Forest Service plane resign. has been the “outsitie man.” He in- spotted the blackened plume of ash n, Wis., It was unclear whether Maddox itiated the public relations function and gas at 3 a.m. rising 1,000 feet ton, 17, in- would be immediately replaced. The here. His work has gone beyond above the mountain. Within 30 ;s of three administration at the college is in a preparing news releases, as he was minutes the vertical column had yroid hor- state of flux, with heading president instrumental in the relays program risen 6,000 feet from the cone­ m . The resigning and other top-level jobs un- ^ad the bandshell. He will be mis- shaped, 9,677-foot Cascade peak, lase of the sed.” Ash was falling at the base of the two basic mountain and officials said an ch affect "avalanche of ash” flowed down the ins. Some ^ m peak’s northwest flank. Steam rose veractive; some 10,000 feet above the ash- ive. blackened mountain. I ■ Ash and gas spewing from the long- ■ '* . 1$ ‘ >r dormant volcano spread over an area 5 miles across from the latest activi- ty. Forest Service officials said at a The WeathBr in Sports n®ws conference at daybreak today. ^ Although no lava had yet been f Mostly sunny today with high NBA playoff berths still up for sighted on the peak, observers were temperatures in the low 60s. In- grabs. Spring'training baseball move<4 beyond a 5-mile radius, a creasing cloudiness tonight with developm ents...N ew England spokesman said, rain by morning. Rain Saturday archery championship here on After this morning’s eruption, the with high temperatures in the 50s. .weekend. Page 9. Forest Service evacuated the last of three remaining observers from the Swift Creek area, site of the first of jr * J §nAn\r three dams on Lewis Creek and the thSnteinif insiae lOuay nearest to the mountain. Kjrvuiivv m uutuig classified...... 12-14 Residents .of the small towns of Creative thinking is being shown C o m ic s ...,...... 15 Cougar and Toutle River, 35 miles on the part of Manchester Mayor Ekfitorial ...... 4 from the volcanos base, were Stephen Penny. Penny is ad- Entertainment ...... -7 warned to be ready for possible vocating th*- replacement of full- Obituaries ...... 8 evacuation because of the latest Newsmen, left, watch as seismologists, crater on the other side of the peak. size vehicles with mid-size vehicles Peopletalk...... 2 explosion. center, trudge through snow up slopes of Mt. Seismologists said the steam explosion, or for use by the Police Department Sports...... 9-11 "We re not worried about the St. Helens in Spririt Lake, Wash., to mhke a explosions were not an eruption but that the for both administrative and patrol update" 2 Lewis River because the dams will survey after the long-dormant volcano let out volcano appeared to be close to an eruption. duties. Pugr 4. Weather !...!!.!!!!!!..!'.!.,.2 **'® f*®*- "^^® Toutle runoff (UPI photo) ...... " could be a problem." said Nolan steam explosions Thursday, and created a EVENING HERALD, Fri., March 28, 1980 - 3 2 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., March 28, I960 Fire budget shows decrease . . prove fifire prevention ac­ MANCHESTER — ’The The proposed Fire new year except for the Rivosa has requested. A tivities. recommendation that a training officer at the U j p d o t e Fire Department budget Department budget will in­ Frontier DiitricU Town Manager Robert crease spending 7.8 per­ full-time mechanic posi­ deputy chief level was tion be added effective added in the iast fiscal voluntarily last September after the disease was dis­ the unit’s network of automatic pre^utions, Kennedy is making the pilgrimage at the start of an in­ Weiss presented to the cent over this year’s $2.6 A margrave was the Ger­ Utility to get tough Jan. 1, 1981." Weiss’ quarter in the year, but the man title of the count in covered among his patients. A Northeast Utilities spokesman said the plant shut tensive three or four-day political swing to at least seven Board of Directors million budget but will be Wednesday night will in­ recommendation for a new budget reflects the charge of a mark (or march), HAR’TFORD (UPI) - Northeast Utilities is warning He said Thursday he’s now looking for a teaching or down Thursday afternoon when workers began installing states, to capitalize on the momentum his campaign $13,121 less than the Fire clude a mill rate decrease mechanic will help offset salary for the position on a one of the large frontier mili­ they’ll be clamping down on low-income customers with consultation job but won’t have any further direct patient wiring and relays for a system that would close valves received from Tuesday’s big wins in New York and Department had an­ tary districts set up hy Char­ delinquent accounts. automatically during an accident to prevent radiation of .64. ticipated spending during the high cost of repairs and yearly basis. lemagne and his successors to contact. Connecticut. equipment down time Not considered in the The company said Thursday 7,750 low-income from escaping the containment building. His real target is Wisconsin, as it is for the other can­ But the decrease the 1980-1981 fiscal year protect the Frankish Empire. through a preventive budget proposal Weiss Of the six marches, two fron­ customers behind in their bills could have electricty or , . , , didates. He’ll arrive there late Saturday and spend at translates into property which begins in June. The TTie work had been required by the Nuclear Regulatory maintenance program. termed “priority needs” tiers lent their names to mod­ gas shut off by April 15 unless they pay up or begin formal C harged IH COCaiUe Sale least one and possibly two days in the state he once had owners paying the same budget requires the ap­ Commission. Also included in the are the creation of four ern nations. The Danish was fire tax for the new fiscal proval of the board. march gave its name to time payments. Spokesman Everett Perkins said the plant decided to skip. budget is a recommenda­ lieutenant positions and the Northeast said the value of the delinquent accounts HARTFORD (UPI) — The U.S. attorney’s office says a year as in the previous ’The budget, according to Denmark. The east march of expected to be brought back to full power today. tion for a new pumper creation of a full-time fire rose $400,000 last month to a total of nearly $1.4 million. pair of West Hartford men have been indicted on charges year because of the three- Weiss’ report to the board, Bavaria — Ostmark — they were involved in a cocaine selling operation. year phase-in of property "anticipates minimal truck Fire Chief John C. marshal position to im- evolved into Osterrich and State law prohibits a utility from shutting off power in Austria. any home during the winter. The first day services can Authorities said Thursday that Emilio Volpe, 22, and Kennedy to file Economy at a glance revaluation begun in 1978. program changes for the legally be cut off is April 15. Paul Lagueux, 26, had been charged with consipriacy to By United Press International distribute cocaine and posession of the drug. They face up NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock Exchange index lost 0.68 to Five presidential campaigns ago, John F. Kennedy 55 30 ’Thursday and the price of a share skidded 34 cents. to 15 years each in prison on the charges. cinched the Democratic ^mlnation by defeating Hubert The two men allegedly worked together in a cocaine Volume totaled 63,680,000 shares. ’The Dow Jones In­ Fishing DentisVs license suspended Humphrey in heavily Protestant West Virginia. dustrials were down 2.14 to 759.98 on heavy volume of 64.3 PINEHURST selling operation from last October to January. His young senator brother, Edward Kennedy, was Annual tax time HARTFORD (UPI) - The state DenUl Commission million shares. . ^ , 302 Main St. scheduled to file papers today in Charleston for the same Chicd^o' PIsyboy Ent6rpris€S ssid th6 lucrative derby set has indefinitely suspended the practicing license of a rights worth $199,602 under the com­ state’s primary June 3. ' gambling license for its London casino, the Victoria Sjwr- HARTFORD (UPI) - United 643-4151 Mystic oral surgeon who unwittingly transmitted Yankee plant shuts down pany's long-term incentive plan. But the primary will have far less significance this tine Club, was canceled this week by British authorities. Technologies Corp. Chairman Harry hepatitis to at least 13 of his patients. The proxy statement sent to UTC The commission said Thursday that Dr. Roger Harris, HADDAM, Conn. (UPI) - The Connecticut Yankee year. It comes on “super ’Tuesday,” when Democrats in ’The license was under challenge before Playtoy said the MANCHESTER - The J. Gray may get a headache figuring Now booking orden for stockholders this week also revealed nuclear power plant automatically shut down ’Thursday nine states choose some 700 delegates either in primaries financial impact of the action would be ‘ substantial. Lion’s Club will hold its out his income tax this year. Com­ Morrell Hams 36, carried Hepatitis B, a viral blood infection. that former U.S. Secretary of the Harris closed his practice and surrendered hisTicense while workers installed new safety equipment to improve or caucuses. fourth annual children’s pany figures show he made in excess Tobin Hams fishing derby at Salters Treasury William E. Simon and of $1 million in 1979. Darwin E. Smith, chairman of the Nutmag Kollbasa Pond April 12 from 8 a.m. The formal agenda for UTC’s an­ Kimberley-Clark Corp., have been to noon. The derby is open nual meeting says Gray made $837,- ■Peopletalk' to all children 14 years old 602 in salary, bonuses and benefits. nominated to the UTC board of direc­ and under. Children eight He was also awarded contingent tors. years and younger must be accompanied by an adult. Tulip Culture Close check Over $2,300 worth of A member of the lily fami­ Hi yo oops! After court-fighting TV Lone Ranger fishing tackle will be ly, tulips apparently first SHARE EASTER JOY AT THE Clayton Moore right out of his mask, the Hollywood awarded in prizes with sprang up in Asia and south­ producers of “The Legend of the Lone Ranger” special prizes of a gold ern Europe. Turkish hybridiz­ have named his movie replacement, but whoever plated fishing hook and a ers tamed and perfected the plant. An Austrian ambassa­ WISHING WELL came up with Klinto Spilsbury’s “bio” should have spool of monofilament line dor to Turkish Sultan's court checked the history book. The producers claim to the first 400 children brought specimens back to Featuring Spilsbury — a 25-year-old photographer with no ac­ Laura Gatzkiewicz of 161 Green Road, Manchester, a sphomore at who register. Vienna in 1554. Tulip culture ting experience — never saw even reruns of the 'TV Manchester High School, points to a map showing Nuremberg, Ger­ The pond will be stocked quickly thrived in the ideal •Beautiful Lone Ranger episodes of the 1950s because he grew with trout before the derby soil of the Netherlands. Hol­ many, where she will be spending four weeks this summer. (Herald land still grows some 16th- Cards EZ3* up on a cattle ranch in Mexico that has been in his U^tWtATMin fOTOCAtT • photo by Pinto) century varieties, prized for family since it was “founded in the 1880s by his their vigor and fragrance. \ •Delicious Munsons For period ending 7 a.m. BIST 3/29/80. During Friday grandfather, who settled there after a foray as a night, rain will fall in the Pacific Northwest, changing to scout for Gen. Jack Pershing, chasing Pancho »oooccwooooooo>y)o:MoeeeoooooooeooeooQooo > Candy snow in the northern Rockies, rain and showers will be Villa.” Bite the silver bullet, kemo sabes. In the r •Party ware & widespread from the mid Mississippi valley, 1880s, Villa was but a child and Pershing didn’t start Manchester High student northeastward into the Ohio and Tennessee valley, the chasing him until 1916. Decorations Lakes area and parts of the Northeast. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. picked for German trip finalists. They are Edward Eye of the beholder Laura Gatzkiewicz, ving German students in each state. French of German III and 1 Vacancy Weather forecast One man’s art is another man’s junk — and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martha Marteney of Ger­ Leroy Gatzkiewicz of Laura, a student of Mrs. Manchester - only 20 bed residential care ANNUAL BUNNY DRAWING behind that axiom rages the battle of “Rising Fall” Heidi Mclnerney, teacher man II. Mostly sunny today. Highs 55 to 60 or around 14 C. In­ in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ’That’s what sculptor Herb Manchester, was chosen as Laura will leave with the facility opposite the new senior citizen Children age 12 & under BURR CORNERS creasing cloudiness tonight with rain likely by morning. one of two students from of German at MHS, wrote Simon calls his 12V4-foot aluminum free form, for award winners from other center. may enter. MANCHESTER Lows in the mid 30s. Rain Saturday. Highs around 50. Connecticut to receive a an essay in German of a which he’s supposed to receive $7,500 under the given topic. Ten students states on June 24 to spend 649-5985 anytime Inner will be celled 649-1450 Probability of precipitation near zero today 60 percent city’s fine arts ordinance. Simon says his structure First anniversary four-week study trip to four weeks in Germany. tonight and near 100 percent Saturday. Light and variable Germany. The nationwide are then chosen as finalists Set. April 5th._____ winds today. Gentle southeast winds tonight increasing to — constructed for a new municipal parking garage Three-year-old Sacha Crater plays in the nie Hershey, said, “I am a little more and of these ten, two are Three weeks will be spent — “makes you aware of what a line can do.” One contest, sponsored every with a German family and, 10 to 15 mph Saturday. front yard of her grandmother’s house on the worried about this vigil than I am about what year by the American then selected in every state anonymous taxpayer, writing to a local newspaper, after an interview by a one week will be traveling Extended outlook had another assessment Said he, “What ‘bird eve of the accident at Three Mile Island in happened on the island. You never know when Association of Teachers of time. Laura’s group will go (Jerman together with the committee of high school Massarhuselts, Rhode Island and Connectirul: brain' even suggests such junk be placed in our Middletown, Pa. Sacha’s grandmother, Win- you get people together. (UPI photo) teachers and college to Nuremberg where she beautiful city?” Councilman Lee Namey says the Goethe Institute, a private will go to school with her Chance of rain Sunday. Fair Monday and Tuesday. Highs organization of German professors. mostly in the 40s Sunday and Monday and in the 50s city's art jury may have to be altered to include Five students at MHS host “sister” for three citizens with “more ordinary tastes.” cultural affairs, awards weeks. Tuesday. Overnight lows in the 40s early Sunday and in the study trip to two deser­ scored in the 90 percent the 30s early Monday and 'Tuesday. Vigil marks anniversary and three were selected as Vermont: Rain Sunday. Clearing Monday. Sunny Tuesday. Afternoon highs mid 40s to mid 50s. Overnight lows in the 30s. Package deal Maine: Considerable cloudiness north and chance of Irving Hzoff — who manages the Eagles — has of nuke plant accident rain south on Sunday becoming fair Monday and Tuesday. been dabbling in filmmaking as producer of “Urban HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) - a.m. March 28, 1979. Highs in the 40s and lows in the upper 20s and low 30s. Cowboy,” with John Travolta, but it’s just a cerned about their future.” Vowing “not to give in to this “I look at the cooling towers so New Hampshire: Chance of rain south and of rain or springboard back into the recording business. Azoff Mrs. Althouse and the others sung technology,’’ about 200 local much 1 can’t concentrate on my snow north Sunday. Fair Monday and Tuesday. Highs soon will release the soundtrack of the movie in a the African folk song, ‘Kumbayah,” residents held candles and sang which in English means “Come by work,” said Fran Cain, a toy poodle mostly in the 40s and lows in the upper 20s and to low 30s. two-record set with 18 songs by such Superstars as solemn songs in a pre-dawn vigil here,” while maintaining the vigil. groomer who lives about 500 yards Anne Murray, Bonnie Raitt, Linda Ronstadt, Kenny today near, the disabled Three Mile In the last several days, anger and away from the nuclear plant — one of Rogers, Bob Seger and the Charlie Daniels Ban. Island plant to mark the first an­ frustration among area residents has its closest neighbors. ’The vigil was He’s getting in a few licks !by his own Frontline The Almanac niversary of the worst commercial intensified and up to 10,(XI people held in her front yard. Management artists too — the Eagles, J.D. nuclear power accident in U.S. “When I put my head on my pillow Souther, Boz Scaggs, Joe Walsh, Jimmy Buffett and were expected in Harrisburg this By 4jnited Press International history. weekend to protest the proposed at night, I wonder whether something Dan Fogelberg. Even Texas entertainer Mickey “We shall not give up. ’The eyes of Today is Friday, March 28, the 88th day of 1980 with 278 Gilley — whose nightclub “Gilley’s” is the focus of eventual reopening of ’Three Mile is going to happen,” said said. “I to follow. the world are on Harrisburg today. Island. know there are a lot of people who “Urban Cowboy” — belts out a couple of tunes for, We will not give in to this The moon is moving toward its full phase. the effort. “It just kind of rekindles the whole think differently. But I still have spEcnu technology/’ said a local preacher. The morning star is Mercury. thing,” said Joanne Noel, gazing some terror and fear.” Rev. Bill Vastine, 66, as he led the The evening stars are Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. across the field in front of her Local school children have begun observance in 35 degree tempeatures Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. Middletown house to where anti­ corresponding with pen pals in the in a field across the Susquehanna American bandleader Paul Whiteman was bom March nuclear activists and local citizens Japanese cities hit with American A- 28, 1890. Quote of the day River from the four cooling towers of were holding the vigil. bombs during World War II. the nuclear plant. The ’Three Mile Island accident, Thursday, Mayor Paul Doutrich On this date in history: Frank Reynolds of ABC-TV in an unpublicized, In 1797, Nathaniel Briggs was awarded a patent for the Among the protesters was Edith which prompted a broad examination welcomed survivors of the ^ off-the-record “roast” Althouse, 59, who said, “I am here of the safety of nuclwar power, oc­ Hiroshima nuclear bomb attack to first washing machine. He called it an “improvement for -sg V / last week in Washington for my seven grandchildren. I’m con­ curred at exactly 36 seconds after 4 Harrisburg. washing cloathes." of Walter Cronkite In 1939, Madrid surrendered to the nationalist forces of who’s retiring from the Generalissimo Francisco Franco in the Spanish Civil CBS Evening News: • Mens or Ladles War. "You old goat, you we have all the fixin’s " • 27" Lug Frame In 1942, British forces led by “commandos" raided should have known you Nazi-occupied St. Nazaire, France, and blew up harbor • Gumwall Tires 10 SPEED were all washed up (• to make your own • Center Pull Brakes A vailable In installations in one of the most daring feats of World War when two meetings of Black or Brown. 11. the College of Cardinals • Extension Brake Levers In 1979, a nuclear accident at a plant in Three Mile passed you over for pop- (* • Quilt Padded Saddle BIKE Island, Pa., was called the worst ever at an American e.” • 21" & 23” Frames nuclear facility. aster Baskets A thought for the day; English novelist Jane Austin A _ SALE said, “A lady’s imagination is very rapid; it jumps from Glimpses •« 'etIliiriMM admiration to love, from love to matrimony in a 6 ... moment.” Crown Princes — Beatrix will become queen of ’ empty baskau $ g g 9 9 the Netherlands in a ceremony in a 14th-century n t h * church in Amsterdam Wednesday when she succeeds her mother. 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Creative thinking in the personnel that could be We doubt that’s a valid Sttvw) Htrry. Executtv* Editor management of the town’s transferred to the patrol Cuaiomar Sarvtoa — 647-W46 Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor argument, because we have Raymond F. Roblnaon. Mtlor-Publahar HaroM E. Turkington. EdHor Emarltua money will mean the fleet. heard of no vehicle designed Manchester Police Depart­ Those cars could be to date that can travel faster ment will be able to purchase than the signal of a police Aridian 13 new police cruisers replaced with more radio. Forever without significant budget economical models and help Effective use of the radio yet, but we encourage direc­ Faced with the economic impact. save energy and tax money. Staff tors to look very carefully at conditions of 1980, there is no This week directors voted We give Penny credit for should enable police to head A coldness lay over my heart, a My lips are now cold doing his homework and off speeding vehicles by dis­ the spending proposals to alternative but to think out istiffness hinders my limbs The spark which lay within me has to purchase the new cruisers Literary Editors: Carol Donovan patching other cruisers or by determine if the town is get­ each and every expenditure TTie black veil has passed before my now passed to replace about half the offering a suggestion that But rather kindled into a warm and Cindy Kurowski ting value from every cent and study every alternative mortal eyes police department fleet. appears to be in the best in­ alerting area law enforce­ And yet, while the me that you know golden blaze Art Editors: Lisa Buck spent. available. The purchase is made terest of the taxpayers. ment officials who could help has ceased to be that feels emotions no longer felt by Annette Packard in the pursuit. It appears everyone in­ When that happens the The I that is the true personage of me me, Secretary: Melissa Spiel possible by excess funds the Manchester also will be continues on ... but rather by I Treasurer: Jeanne Dubiel Town employees and direc­ volved agrees this is a year citizens of Manchester can be department had budgeted for experimenting with two mid­ Immortal ... in a sweet intensity never achieved Business Manager : Nalni Dhar for belt-tightening and get­ confident their tax dollars personnel who have left the size cars to evaluate their tors are in the midst of the unchanged ... by mortal man SUff: Rose Busky ting the most from the Susan Dauer department and not been effectiveness for police work. budget process for next year. aren’t being wasted and The veil that lays over those earthly A bitter tear falls to a frozen cheek Debbie Dienst They seem to be doing all taxpayers’ money. everyone is getting a good eyes that you loved A soft kiss whispers on lifeless lips replaced. Police officials have voiced Advisor: Sally Balukas value from the government hinders not the new found eyes that I You weep ... Mayor Stephen Penny concern the new midsize cars they can at this point to keep We hope the attitude will now possess You despair ... of Manchester. offered a well-thought-out aren’t powerful enough to municipal spending as low as result in a municpal spending That see you weep And feel that I am no longer there We hope, in the final and shed a loving tear I am here ... suggestion, noting the police keep pace with older, more they deem prudent. package providing the The Aridian Club of Manchester analysis, that will be the which falls gently upon the coldness Now ... High School is proud to present the department has some full- powerful vehicles in private 'ITie complete budget docu­ broadest community needs at of my being With you ... fine artwork, poetry, and ment hasn’t been scrutinized the most affordable cost. case. size cars for administrative use. 7 'l see forever photography of MHS students. We ' I feel Fear not, for I shall love you forever feel that this page represents a small ■ the grief that lays over your heart Death shall not part nor separate. f segment of the talent and creativity E tta werwoem ; And yet, that me that you see 1 shall wait with immortal patience found here at MHS. We are compiling Letters wutwe N.E.B . 6 0 ■ the me which can now no longer res­ for you to join me in this side of life more work to be published in a pond to the warmth of And fear not ... booklet for sale later in the spring, - your love ... for my love is forever ... . ■ 'cV" ’ - f'V and hope you will be supportive of ? Is not the I that responds to your love And forever 1 shall remain by your our efforts. iKtEm njw side. Carol Donovan, Literary Editor Christian Crusade C.N.R. REVeNOE and Aridian Staff sculpture by Annette Packard To the editor: This "Washington for Jesus" 5fRVI(E A famous man once said, "The only crusade is well organized and has been in the planning stage for nearly thing necessary for evil to triumph is AUdTINS The art of perfection for good men to do nothing." a year. A large fleet of comfortable, first Our mighty nation, founded under s She stood there on the tiled floor and rich. He was a master of his God, has declined sadly in almost class, interstate buses has been & gazing at perfection through the trade; a kind, warm, caring every sector, and we are beset on all reserved to transport groups from glass. He was tall and rather slim messenger of God, He was there sides by problems that seem insur­ this area, and several buses will with apparent strength in his arms before her, but not within her grasp. mountable. These problems are not depart Manchester. and legs. His eyes were deep-set and She told herself how great he was; just economic or social or inter­ Departure will be at midnight, the royal-blue tone set off his thick, a hero of war; the king of all men; national, although all of them are in­ Monday, April 28. After a full day's dark brow. The eyes had an the perfect lover. She scolded her feelings, but her eyes remained glued volved. activities of worship, prayer and aggressive look, like waves in a tur­ Faded rose to her superior. We believe the root problem is the witnessing, buses will leave bulent sea. His lips were thin and Washington early Tuesday evening slightly apart. It was not a smile, but With one last sigh of regret, for he Her life passes by her each day decline of morality in all phases of his face displayed a contented look. as she sits in her chair alone. for expected arrival back here at 3 could not be hers, she turned to the our lives and government, and the His hair was a rich, earthy brown Silent in a world of her creation. a.m. Wednesday. next portrait in the gallery. steady erosion of fundamental Chris­ and appeared as soft as meadow Jan Lucas She stares at the painted wall If you are really concerned about tian values in our American society. fern. The clothes he wore were dark letting the time roll down If that is correct then the answer the present and future of our nation, until she won't have to sit there and want to do something concrete must be sought in the spiritual realm , 1 J anymore. about it, we invite you to join us. first. Are we to sit back idly, U n title d ' * The hour may be iate, but with wringing our hands and do nothing "Your withholding payments last year can not be listed as ‘charitable gifts’ and A child’s heart, •• -'K God's help there is stilt tiem to turn about it? deducted.” fragile like a scarlet vase On Tuesday, April 29, a million our nation around. If you can't join easily filled with joy, concerned Christians of all us, we invite you to pray daily for our yet easily shattered, denominations and from every state elected officials and for the success Andrew Tully Thoughts Glenn Eagleson will be convergin on Washington, of the crusade. D.C. for a giant raiiy to pray for our I will be glad to furnish interested m m country. parties with additional information drawing by Melissa Spiel I listened to a speaker, a traveler, As an integral part of the program, and make reservations if their own Now for some good news who told of visiting villages in Africa. every Congressman and Senator will church is not already sponsoring a While there, he offered to photograph be visited. We will convey to them busload. WASHINGTON - There is so for a man with a wife and five virtual anonymity. But the coach the people with his Polaroid camera. our concern, assure them of our C. Bert Carlson, much bad news around that we in the children. But Wootten opted to stay who also contributes to his players' Showing the pictures to the people prayers, and aks their support for a ' 33 Sanford Road, media often seem reluctant to com­ at De Matha, where he also teaches preparation for living in the outside inkscratch by Kim Scott return to righteousness. Manchester. ment on a piece of good news. history. world is a nationai asset. Wootten only a few moments later, he dis­ A choice of lesson There has been on my desk for two He also opted to stick with his top does not agree with many in that covered they were unfamiliar with weeks a one-word meo; Wootten. three priorities — “God, family and World that such values as discipline, cameras. Everyone recognized the Pencils and pens express the mind If you would just study for the tests people in the picture except for one The reference is to Morgan Wootten, education.” He chose not to uproot the pursuit of excellence, and a Folio w- Writing on paper of empty blank the next day his family. He decided he wanted to willingness to let personal pleasure stranger. Everyone found one face he lines The direction of your grades may b( Quote/Unquote athietic director and basketball Too late to turn back. wait, are anachonisms. did not recognize. HAND THE TICKET BACK AM) Mistakes are for erasers we use to going the right way coach at DeMatha High School in be a teacher first, in the classroom Don’t yell. Who’d help you? All We smile when we realize that STEP RIGHT IN: correct There’s a decision that you, yourseh "I had to think thorugh what the suburban Maryland. and on the basketball court. pie see m e." Wootten has not been bitten by the A loud silence assaults the ears and fight as you fight. Taking notes after notes we learn to have to make What Wootten did was almost in­ Many of us dismiss as pious each person was seeing his own face pressures would be on me ... My — Joan Kennedy, wife of Sen. bug called “self-fulfillment” as it one is afraid for their sanity, The Staaair! Dooon't faaal! accept Your future depends on which one credible in this materialistic age. He moralizing the views of people like for the first time! alcoholism will be an issue, but I'm applies to doing your thing at any . Quiet! Quietly walk. Touch not. Waaatch eeach steeep! AAAlmost Reading words from books we you take Edward Kennedy, commenting on Morgan Wootten. But when a man We feel we know all about not worried about that. The best turned down an offer to coach at cost to principle. He has sacrificed Keep your hands at your sides. dooown! AAAlmost. always receive The black boards, the chalk, the how she decided to campaign for ourselves, until we have occasion to The walls. Blood. Dripping, drip­ answer I have to that is just let peo- North Carolina State University. The rejects $700,000 we are forced to Dark, depressing and deep and op­ Concentrating constantly, your mind desks and the chairs her husband. (Talk) financial security so he can continue find the stranger in our face. ping, drop Screams, faces, terror! contract would have paid him $700,- accept the sincerity of his motivation pressing never at ease Knowledge is at the top, school is the to do his thing — educating young Bobby Bums put it: “0 would KEEP GOING, KEEP GOING, 000 over five years. That's big money for doing so. Wootten earned the You shrink into yourself lest you Teachers assign you homework to do stairs K EEP GOING, GOING, GOING. right to say: "Any time I help a stu­ people in the classroom and helping some Power the gift give us, to see get caught But sometimes the papers passed in — Pat Shelton Screams turn to maniacal SGOOPS byD ongSnqM dent in one of my classes get a better ourselves as others see us.” Pray, if you know any. Beseech the are too few them cope outside it. laughter, then, crazy, insane giggling start during bis formative years, or This is a humbling experience to -good spirits. Forget pride, beg if IKIJOWKMXKW’ OriFMWCS ^nxjouKU) viWrafrrERiirTivTO and silence, again. touch the life of one of my basketball Wootten reports that the vote in his find our life a gift beyond your -need be. IS4N£ASruFE.m. >IN'IX}Af/)OieST Those shadows Pass by the other poor souls, Krumn' SOMnWN'LlKEfOlfltS..? players, I feel I have climbed another family was "about four to one recognition. Our very life is made up w ’siw w ir pay no mind Concentrate on getting yourself to o fm against” going to N.C. State. of facets (faces) we seldom see or mountain.” If you have a mind left. the light at the End. Your will must FOR ACKAN«. recognize. It is the way to growth and Wootten is what they call a super Keep on the path and follow those be strong. The light comes, the air Anyway, Wootten is staying at De life to see these new parts of high school coach. His teams have -ahead, don’t lose pace. sweetens. Matha, and that is something that is won 649 games and lost only 92 during ourselves. ,. Wait! What's that? Don’t look Just; D good for the country. He is a man his 24 years at De Matha. So it was They take away the excuse “That’s ;back! KEEP MOVING: FOI.I.OWIM,. not all that flattering when he was who saw his duty to others and did it. the way I am, I can’t change it.” We There’s nothing there — repeat KEEP MOVING: FOI.I.OWIM;! approached by N.C. State. It was, In a sense, Morgan Wootten is more can see ourselves in new ways, in That, over, over KEEP MOVIN \K simply, a tribute to high competence. important in these confused days different ways. We can still grow. Careful of the planked walk — it — Susan Dauer But we all need the Woottens of the than the question of which candidate Rev. David B. Stacy, moves. drawing by Cindy Kurowski world where they are. The average will climb the greasy pole to the Associate Pastor high school athletic coach works in presidency next November. Concordia Lutheran Church Washington merry-go-round

Long won’t budge, won’t budget; a rich story Ode to >4. By JACK ANDERSON the corporate community. pressure from the affected special ditional revenue. Long said it would Big Oil friends. But Long refused to be budged. WASHINGTON — It's no secret in "He moved right down the interest groups. be too great an inconvenience to the The senator also proposed a 22 per­ my brother Washington that Sen. Russell Long is Chamber of Commerce agenda,” But Big Business didn't need its banking community — which has cent cut in the capital gains tax. Watch on waste said one stunned participant. an unabashed champion of Big lobbyists in attendance. It had been most vociferous of all in calling While this might raise as much as $1 The Federal Aviation Administra­ What particularly outraged the Looking back, 1 see Business, and particularly Big Oil. Russell Long. “There are two powers for a blanced budget. billion in extra revenue by en­ tion, which is supposed to deal with The Louisiana Democrat makes no liberals was that they had been in the Senate,” the senator’s staff is the pain. “It was incredible,” one con­ couraging property owners to sell problems in the wild blue yonder, The anger, and the fear. attempt to pose as the populist agreeing, reluctantly, to cuts in iong- fond of saying: “Jesus Christ and gressmen who was there told my their assets, it would benefit mainly spends a lot of time and taxpayers’ But only my own; successor of his father Huey (The cherished social programs for the Russell Long.” associate Peter Grant. “Everyone the rich. money on problems of interior Never his. Kingfish) or his Uncle Earl. supposedly greater good of budget Far from driving the money else in there had been sweating “While other members were decorating. No one understood him much. Knowing all this. Democratic balancing. Perhaps naively, they changers from the temple, however, blood,” and he just said be was not talking about cutting food stamps a Not even he himself. The FAA is spending $246,365.71 to liberals were still astounded by hoped to see the same spirit of the Senate’s less-than-divine power going to make the same sacrifices. and welfare, the only concessions he The people all they humored him. move its European regional •b’ Long's behavior at one of the series sacrifice on the part of their conser­ refused to consider any moves to To make matters worse. Long then made were those that made even And signed the pact headquarters into new space in of closed-door meetings among con­ vative colleagues. make Big Business share some of the proceeded to submit a list of further gains for the very rich and That took his life. gressional party leaders and White They were cruelly disabused when burden of the balanced budget proposals he claimed would help particular Big Oil,” said one source. Brussels. But the two officials it sent They listened to the surface, House officials. The sessions were in­ the 61-yearold chairman of the through increased taxes. balance the budget. All of them Long’s intransigence infuriated over to negotiate the new arrange­ never the soul; And allowed his every wish, tended to make good on Jimmy Senate Finance Committee showed One suggestion was to have cor­ turned out to have huge benefits for ment — at a cost in plane fares and other conferees. “I can’t believe my Except the one that meant the most; Carter's promise to fight inflation by up at the third of a week-long series porations predict their profits more his boardroom buddies. ears,” Rep. Richard Bolling, D-Mo., expenses of $3,000 to $4,000 — saved To be free, in his life, to live. balancing the federal budget. of meetings — held, ironically, in the accurately, a move that would bring He suggested, for instance, that the told Long. “Your discussion doesn’t Uncle Sam money by choosing And oh, my brother, I listened too; Far from joining in the general Capitol's L BJ Room, named after the in an estimated $4.5 billion a year in government could raise additional belong in a room of the party that modern, modular furniture, a To the surface, never the soul. bite-the-bullet attitude toward man who succeeded in pushing texas. Long would not hear of it. revenue by accelerating the decon­ represents the people.” spokesman told my reporter Carol I never heard your heart’s desire: favorite programs that characterized through many of the social welfare Another proposal was to have banks trol of oil prices. The plan would in­ Even Sen. Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., O’Connor. Over the next few years, To live free, the meetings. Long tried instead to programs that were being dis­ keep better track of interest on deed raise an estim ate $8 billion in felt moved to say at one point; the.quarter-milllon-dollar move will from your tormented soul. exploit the budget-cutting sentiment membered there. The meetings were savings accounts, which would Julia Johnson additional taxes, but it would also “Come on, Russell, we’re all cut­ save $48,200 in rent by using less photo by (jlen Packman to bestow goodies on his friends in closed to the public to prevent create an estimated $3.S billion in ad­ ‘Sister Nancy,” drawing by Katrine Walsh mean a $4 billion windfall to Long’s ting.” space. EVENING HERALD, Fri„ March 28, 1980 - 7 6 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., March 28, 1980 noon to 5 p.m. (229-0275) • Children’s Museum of Hartford, West Hartford. Church play will honor Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m .; Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m. (236-2961) women’s rights champion • Mystic Seaport Museum, Mystic. Hours daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (536-2631) • Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven. Tuesday MANCHESTER — A play dealing with literary critic and challenger of American Donee. Theater. through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursday, 6 to 9 the achievements of Margaret Fuiler wiil cultural and political values • “Cinderella,” presented by the Junior Ballet of the p.m.; Sunday, 2 to 5 p.m. (436-0574) be presented at the Unitarian Univalist Ms. James has appeared in leading roles • "Ardele,” a continental comedy by Jean Anouih, in professional summer stock companies through Sunday at the Hartford Stage Company, 50 Center Ballet Theatre Company, Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at • 'Yale Center for British Art, New Haven. Tuesday Meetinghouse, 153 W. Vernon St., Sunday Penney High School, East Hartford. (569-2082 or 568-2756) and has served as artist-in-residenceefor Church St., Hartford. Performances today and Saturday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday, 2 to 5 p.m. night at 8. (432-4594) V^ekencl ’The play, “Still Beat Noble Hearts,” several school districts. at 8:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. (527- • “Saturday Disco Night,” sponsored by Campbell She has written for the New York 5151) Council, Knights of Columbus, Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 • Old State House, Hartford. Monday through Satur­ will be sponsored by the Unitarian Univer- day, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. (522-6766) salist Women's Federation East. Herald Tribute, Look, and Parent’s • “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolff” by Edward Albee, a.m. at the KofC Hall, 138 Main St., Manchester. (646- magazine and other publications. through May 11 on the main stage at the Long Wharf 9044) I • Butler-McCook Homestead, Hartford. TuedJsday, Laurie James will re-create Margaret Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, noon to 4 p.m. (247-8996) Fuller’s 19th century life, as adapted She is a graduate of New York Universi­ Theatre, Connecticut Turnpike Exit 46, New Haven. Per­ ty and Lewis and Clark College in formances Tuesday through Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at • Farmington Museum, Farmington. Friday through That^s Entertainm ent through her letters and articles. Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m. (677-9222) Portland, Ore. 8:30 p.m., and Sunday at 7:30 p.m.; matinees Wednesday Miss Fuller was one of the first cham­ • Slater Memorial Museum, Norwich. Monday through pions of women’s rights in this country and Sunday at 2 p.m. and Saturday at 4 p.m. (787-4282) Admission will be $4 and |3 for students Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m .; Saturday and Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m. and was one of the first woman members • “The Caretaker” by Harold Pinter, through April 20 and senior citizens. (887-2506) of the working American press. on Stage II at the Long Wharf Theatre, Connecticut Turn­ Broadcast blatant Tickets may be reserved by calling 647- pike Exit 46, New Haven. Performances Tuesday through • Mark Twain Memorial, Hartford. Tuesday through Her other achievements include: the Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m, (247- first female foreign correspondent; 9310. Saturday at 8:15 p.m. and Sunday at 7:15 p.m.; matinees Saturday at 4:15 p.m. and Sunday at 2:15 p.m. (787-4282) Cinem a 0998) • “The Unexpected Guest,” an Agatha Christie • Peabody Museum of Natural History, New Haven. in storm threats • “Chronicle of Anna Magdelena Bach” by Jean-Marie Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday, 1 to 5 whodunit, through April 13 at the Hartman Theatre Com­ Straub, tonight at 8:30 at Real Art Ways, 197 Asylum St., p.m, (432-4478) for let's tell like it is. A newspaper can Sailing cruises planned pany, Stamford Center for the Arts, Stamford, Perfor­ Hartford. (525-5521) • Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford. Monday Hy AM.KN M. WIDKM headline a weather story with the words, mances Tuesday through Thureday at 8 p.m., Friday and MYSTIC — Four-day sailing cruises log. The off-watch may practice their • “Laura” (1944), starring Dana Andrews and Gene through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (236-5621) Winter's gone, at least for 1979-80, and “Storm Looms," while broadcasting bites Saturday at 8:30 p.m., and Sunday at 7:30 p.m.; matinees aboard Mystic Seaport Museum’s 61-foot piloting skills or simply relax. Tierney, Saturday at 3 p.m, at the Hartford Public • Hitchcock Museum, Riverton. Saturday, 10 a m. to 5 good riddance, and whatever happened to the bullet and says don't look now, but ... April 5 at 4 p.m. and March 30 and April 13 at 2 p.m. (323- schooner “Brilliant” are being offered Ports of call vary depending on wind Library Auditorium, 500 Main St., Hartford. Free. (525- p.m. (379-1003) the hysteria linked with projections, Fact of the matter is that “don't look Laurie James and weather, include Block Island, 2131) this spring and fall to organize groups of 9121) • Lutz Junior Museum, Manchester. Daily, except predictions, served up with obvious relish now" does not, in itself, imply Martha’s Vineyard, Newport, Greenport • “Man of La Mancha,” a musical, through April 6 at young people. • “Love and Anarchy," tonight at 8 at Von der Mehden Monday, 2 to 5 p.m. (643-0949) and no small measure of merriment by something's about to happen. and Essex. the Coachlight Dinner ’Theatre, East Windsor, Perfor­ Recital Hall, University of Connecticut, Storrs. (486- Broadcasting must be complimented, to This year applicants for the “Brilliant” mances nightly except Monday. (522-1266) • Cheney Homestead, Manchester. Thursday and Sun­ the broadcast media? program need not have completed the Usually crewed by Mariner Girl Scouts 2106) be sure, for reportage in depth on school • “The Sunshine Boys" by Neil Simon, through April 19 day, 1 to 5 p.m. (643-5588) Goodness knows, if the responsible print first year of the Mystic Mariner Program or Sea Scouts, the “Brilliant" program is • “The Gospel According to St. Matthew,” March 31 at media — i.e., The Evening Herald — used closings and the like. This is something, of Pilms. offered this year to organized groups of at the Glastonbury Dinner Theatre, Matty’s Restaurant, 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m, at Shafer Auditorium, Eastern aboard the “Joseph Conrad.” 72 point type land that's mighty big, course, that newspapering cannot attempt 141 New London Turnpike, Glastonbury. Performances HIDE IN PLAIN SIGHT (PG) — James Caao, Jill Elkeoberry (Drama) A “ Brilliant” cruise is a sea-going nine young people who need not have had Connecticut State College, Willimantic. Free. (456-2231) pardner!) to herald anticipated blizzards, to do very well, simply because of a time Friday and Saturday: buffet at 6 p.m. and curtain at 8:30 Average Joe loses his children when his ex-wife marries a mobster who training course, teaching young people prior sailing experience. Some individuals • “The Two of Us," Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at heavy snowfall, and nothing but nothing lag. The time lag, of course, is caught up turns stale's evidence and gets a new identity. A true story set In Buffalo, p.m. (633-4648) how to live and work together on a small may also be accomodated. All applicants 7:30 p.m. at the Hartford Jewish Community Center, happened, we'd venture to say that the by broadcasting and while broadcasting’s N.Y., in the late 1960s. Caan. who debuts as a director, fails to involve the • “The Alchemist,” a satire on human greed and audience enough in his hero's fight for Justice. A fragmented, vague and ship, as well as do all the ship’s work, in­ must be at least 15 years of age. West Hartford. (236-4571) letters-tothe editor would have leveled intent— to cover the news as it’s happening rather dull outing. GR.ADE: C-miDus “Brilliant” weekend cruises are gullibility, through April 5 at the Hole in the Wall cluding sail handling, cooking and Donald Barton (left) and Casper Roos star • Atheneum Cinema, Wadsworth Atheneum, 600 Main barrage of scorn and ridicule after — is well and good, broadcasting in poten­ scheduled May 9-12, 16-19, 23-26, May 30- Theatre, 121 Smalley St. New Britain. Performances COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER (PG) - Sissy Spacek, Tommy Lee Joses. cleaning under the direction of the Coast barrage of scorn and ridicule. tially bad weather conditions should use Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. (223-9500) in the national touring company performance St., Hartford. (525-1439) (Musical biography) This is Loretta Lynn’s story, from her autobiography, Guard licensed captain and mate. The June 2 and weekends in September and • Burnside Cine I and II, 580 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ Et C etera. Not so with the so-called performance restraint, most especially with the and it makes a dandy movie ~ part drama, part romance, part count^ • “The Shadow Box” by Michael Cristoff, presented by of “Deathtrap,” playing April 2 at 8:15 p.m. vessel is a member of the American Sail October. The 3150 per person fee includes of 1979-80 broadcast media. More often ebullient air personalities. music festival. Best is the beginning, with a realistic look at the tawdry The Producing Guild, through Sunday at the Tower ford. (528-3333) lives of backwoods Kentucky coal miners. Sissy Spacek — who does her Training Association. 10 meals (Friday lunch through Monday at the University of Connecticut’s Jorgensen • Jury’s Irish Cabaret of Dublin, dance, music and than not, this past winter, a happy, “ Hey! Hey!" goes one personality. “ It’s Theatre, Hartford Insurance Group, Asylum Avenue and • Cinema One, 1022 Main St., East Hartford. (528-2210) own singing - is superb and so is Jones as her loyal, suffering husband. “Brilliant” weedend cruises begin at 9 lunch) and shipboard accomodations. Auditorium. Call 486-4226 for more informa­ stories of Ireland, April 2 at 8 p.m. at Bushncll Memorial chortling disk jockey would shriek of pen­ gonna show out there tonight!” GRADE; A-mlnus Cogswell Street, Hartford. Performances today and • Cinestudio Theater, Trinity College, Summit Street, am Friday and end at 5 pm Monday. While Applications are available from the ding doom and next day, when said Well, Mr. Air Personality, as fate would Saturday at 8:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 tion. Hartford. (527-3811) Hall, Hartford. (246-6807) FOG. THE (R) — Adrieoae Barbeau, Hal Holbrook, Janet Leigh. underway the crew is divided into two Mariner Program Supervisor, Education projected snow storm failed to appear, have it this past winter, the snow was P.m. (522-8309) • East Hartford Drive-In Theatre, Chapel Road, South • Opening reception and music program for Faculty (Terror) This is John Carpenter's follow-up to his scary, successful watches. Those on watch are expected to Department, Mystic Seaport Museum, Artists' Exhibition, tonight at 8 at the Stairwell Gallery, would make nary a mention of obvious noticeable by its absence. Sure, there are "Halloween " It's another spooky one. an old-fashioned ghost story, with • “She Stoops to Conquer" by Oliver Goldsmith, Childrens concert Saturday at noon. (563-3263) Windsor. (528-7448) Mystic, Ct, 06355. (203 ) 536-2631, ext. 323. Manchester Community College, 146 Hartford Road, error. skiers who want to hear about snow, there the crew of a ship that was treacherously sunk coming back to avenge keep lookout, steer and keep the ship’s through Saturday at the Harry Hope Theatre, Shafer • The Apple Hill Chamber Players in concert, Sunday • East Windsor Drive-In Theatre, Route 5, East Wind­ their deaths, in a manner most foul. A lot of red herrings, but some of it What makes a lifelong news are snowfanciers who want to hear about Hall, Eastern Connecticut State College, Willimantic. at 4 p.m. at Immanuel Congregational Church. 10 sor. (623-3079) Manchester. Free. (646-4900) will scare the Jeans off you. GRADE: B-plus (if you like the type). • New Haven Antiques Show, today through Sunday at paragrapher wonder the more is the ob­ show, but doggone. Deputy Dawg! there Performances today at 8:15 p.m. and Saturday at 2:15 Woodland St., Hartford. Free. (527-8121) • Manchester Drive-In Theatre, Route 6, Bolton. (649- the New Haven Coliseum, New Haven. Show hours today vious question of where, just where, does are plain, down-home folks, too, who HERO AT LARGE (PG) — John Ritter, Anne Archer. (Romantic Come­ p.m. and 8:15 p.m. Free. (456-2231) • “An Evening of Lerner and Loewe” with the Hart­ 6000) dy) This is almost a fairy tale, in its simplistic plot (actor is hired to play and Saturday from noon to 10 p.m. and Sunday from noon the broadcast media advertiser think his simply want to know it's okay to drive to • Gilbert and Sullivan’s “Ruddigore,” today through ford Symphony Pops, Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Hartford • Poor Richard’s Pub and Cinema, 467 Main St., East comic book hero, begins to think and act like that hero) and its everyb^y- to 8 p.m, (387-7006) or her money's coming from when the yonder supermarket or convenient con­ lives-happily-ever-after attitude. It is pleasant, but it's all too sticky sweet Sunday and April 4 and 5 at 8:15 p.m. at Simsbury High Jai Alai Fronton, Hartford, Selections from “Camelot,” Hartford. (569-1622) broadcast air personnel — entertainers, venience store five minutes away and goody good - but maybe that’s the way it should be with fairy tales. School Auditorium, Simsbury, (658-0031) “Brigadoon,” “ My Fair Lady,” “Gigi,” and "Paint Your • Showcase Cinemas, 936 Silver Lane, East Hartford. • Creative Crafts Fair, sponsored by the Women's Club GRADE; B news people, whatever — keep up and WITHOUT a blaring a radio or shrieking • “ You Know I Can’t Hear You When the Water’s Run­ Wagon.” (566-6588) (568-8810) of East Granby, Saturday from 10 a m. to 5 p m and Sun­ day from 11 a m. to 5 p m. at the Carl Allgrovc School. endless array of Don't Venture Out In The television bulletin to tbe effect that snow’s JUST TELL ME WHAT YOU WANT (PG) - Alan King, All MacGraw. ning,” a comedy by Robert Anderson, presented by the • A concert by the Musical Club of Hartford, Sunday at • U.A. Theatres East, 308 Broad St., Manchester Shop­ Night or some such with long-range on its way. Tony Roberts, Peter Weller. Romantic comedy/Drama. Story of a rich, Tri-’Town Players, today and Saturday at 8:15 p.m. at 2 p.m. at the Function Room of the Wadsworth ping Parkade, Manchester. (649-5491) Route 20, East Granby. (658-1829) powerful middle-aged man Involved with a smart, gorgeous younger • “The Amazing Kreskin, " mentalist, lecturer and projections of bad, bad weather? After all, Weather predictions can change. Vernon Center Middle School, Route 30, Vernon. (872- Atheneum, Hartford. Works by Jacques Ibert, Henri • Vernon Cine 1 & 2, 57 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon. woman. This time, however, there's a twist when the poor, brilliant entertainer, April 1 at 8 p.m at Lyman Auditorium. a message's tossed on the air, be it radio Witness last October's devastating tor­ younger man steals her away. A contemporary — and sightly disturbing — 3290) Duparc, Arthur Honegger, Debussy, Satie, Ravel, and (649-9333) Southern Connecticut State College, New Haven (.397- or television, and is gone, A newspaper's nado. The ensuring reportage by broad­ love story, highlighted by MacGraw's energetic battering of King in a New • “The Subject Was Roses” by Frank D. Gilroy, others. Free. (278-2670) York department store and flashes of startling honesty. King is surprising­ the kind of reading matter that's got a casting did honors to air media. This was presented by the Mark Twain Masquers, today and Satur­ • “Classics by Candlelight” with the Hartford 4435) ly effective as the manipulative magnate. GRADE; B-minni • “ How to Talk Back to the Media,” a media access longer shelf life, so to speak. responsible journalism. Not so with hoots day at 8 p.m. at the Roberts Theatre, Kingswood-Oxford Chamber Orchestra, today and Saturday at 8 p.m. at the workshop, Saturday from 10 a m to 4 pm at (he Too, newspapers are, by tradition, n' hollers of possible — quote, unquote — KRAMER VS. KRAMER (PG) - Duitin Hoffman, Meryl Streep. School, West Hartford. (232-7808) Avon Old Farms School Refectory, Avon. Works by (Drama) A faithful adaptation of Avery Gorman's novel, this is basically MANNA Center, Woodstock. (974-.3910 or 923-9925) cautious about what is said, while radio, snow. 'Taint funny, especially when your • “A Funny Thing Happened or the Way to the Locatelli, Rameau, J.S. Bach, and Handel. (247-6042) the story of a court battle over custody of a young boy, and what went • Manchester Antique Show, today from 11 a m to 9 with its enormous sense of immediacy, car’s in the middle of a traffic jam on before and came after that battle. No villains here, merely human beings Forum,” presented by the Podium Players, today and • “Housecleaning Music ” and “Octet,” two world p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Second and television, with its tremendous appeal Interstate 84 and the radio’s chatting with flaws Magnificent performances, including one by a great new child Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at Rham High School, Hebron. Premieres by Neely Bruce, tonight at 8:30 at Real Art actor, Justin Henry But it does have a tendency to poke along in spots. Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St . Manchester through sheer imagery, can be said to opt away about heavy snows “soon." • “Jesse and the Bandit Queen” by David Freeman, Ways, 197 Asylum St., Hartford. (525-5521) GRADE: A-mlnus Lectures. (646-0750) through May 4 at the New England Repertory Theatre, • A preview performance of Benjamin Britten’s comic LAST MARRIED COUPLE IN AMERICA, THE (R) - George Segal, Worcester, Mass. Performances Tliursday and Friday opera,” Albert Herring,” Sunday at 8 p.m. at Millard • "Bringing the Books to New Haven: the Yale Univer­ Natalie Wood, Valerie Harper. (Comedy) This is meant to be an incisive, Auditorium, Hartt School of Music, University of Hart­ Antique show opens today witty look at today's marital relationships — or lack of them •- but it’s and 8 p.m., Saturday at 5 p.m. and 8 p.m., and Sunday at 2 sity Library, 1701-1980,” Donald B. Engley, associate heaped on with such a heavy hand that the laughs are buried. The writers p.m. and 8 p.m. (617-798-8685) ford, West Hartford. Free. (243-4442) librarian, April 1 at 8:15 p.m. at the Connecticut seem to think it is automatically funny to have people say dirty words. It • Puccini’s “Madama Butterfly,” staged in English by NEW HAVEN — More than $10-million extensive selection of art glass and • “Still ^ a t Noble Hearts,” with Laurie James as Historical Society, 1 Elizabeth St.. Hartford. Free. (236- isn t GRADE; C the Eastern Opera Theatre of New York and the Eastern To List Events worth of rare antiques and collectables for American art pottery ever shown here. Margaret Fuller, Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Unitarian 5621) Connecticut Symphony Orchestra, Saturday at 8 p.m. at To list events in The Herald’s Weekend events sophisticated collectors and new LITTLE DARLINGS (R) - KrUty McNlchol, Tatum O'Neal. (Adolet- Universalist Meetinghouse, 153 W. Vernon St., • "The Book of Job: A Literary Approach, " David Originated in 1938 by Milton Cottier who ceot romantic-comedy) Two girls at camp hate each other's guts at fi,rst Fitch Senior High School, Groton. (443-2876) calendar, submit them by Monday at noon to Enter­ enthusiasts alike are features at the Manchester. (647-9310) Daiches, British critic, writer and teacher, March 31 at 4 continues as show manager, it is the se­ sight but end the summer as best friends. Tatum is the goody-goody rich • Voices of Freedom Gospel Choir, Sunday at 3 p.m. at tainment Editor, Evening Herald, P.O. Box 591. spring edition of the 43rd annual New girl, Kri.sty the street-wise tomboy. The plot moves woodenly, but the • “The Card Index,” an unusual play by Tadeusz p.m. at the Gengras Student Center, University of Hart­ cond oldest antiques fair in the United Von der Mehden Recital Hall, University of Connecticut, Manchester, CT 06040. Haven Antiques Show, opening today at iiitpraction among the teen-age actresses is sassy and, at times, charming. Rozewicz, through April 5 at the Harriet S. Jorgensen ford, West Hartford. Free. (243-1203) States. It occupies 60,000 square foot of The real problem with the film's premise — the entire camp’s betting on a Stores. Free. (486-2106) the New Haven Coliseum, for a three-day Theater, University of Connecticut, Storrs. Perfor­ coliseum floor space. r.irr between the two stars to lose their virginity. GRADE: C-plus • Graduate recital by William Clark, bassoon, Sunday exhibition and sale through Sunday. Junior Ballet mances nightly at 8:15 except Sunday, March 30. (429- Show hours today and Saturday are at 8:15 p.m. at Von der Mehden Recital Hall, University A total of 261 antiques dealers from 21 MAN WITH BOGART’S FACE. THE (PG) — Robert Sacchi, Michelle 2912) from noon to 10 p.m., and Sunday from Phillips, Olivia Hussey. (Comedy-mystery) A one-joke affair — the joke The Junior Ballet of the Center Ballet Theatre Company will present of Connecticut, Storrs. Free. (486-2106) states have tra' jformed the coliseum into • “Deathtrap,” with the national touring company, noon to 7 p.m. The Register Fresh Air being that a man has himself made over to look like Bogie, calls himself a • Graduate recital by Christine Clegg, piano, April 2 at a panorama of yesteryear, by setting up “Cinderella” Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Penney High School, East Hart­ April 2 at 8:15 p.m. at Jorgensen Auditorium, University Fund benefits from the gate receipts. private eye. and promptly gets involved in a Bogie-like case with Bogie- 8:15 p.m. at Von der Mehden Recital Hall, University of displays that present examples in all like characters. Funny for a while, but as the plot thickens, the joke thins. ford. Left to right are Mary Malitsky of East Hartford, Michelle of Connecticut, Storrs. (486-4226) MANCHESTER Lee Greenberg of South Windsor and GRADE: C Yacavone and Diane Kennedy, both of South Windsor. Tickets will be Connecticut, Storrs. Free. (486-2106) major CLl'.c.iing fields from the 16th Lynnette Lombardo of Manchester are the DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A through 9 century, including the most (FHm grading: A — wuparb; B — good; C — avorogo; D — poor; sold at the door. To learn more, call 569-2082 or 568-2756. • The New England String Quartet, April 3 at 8:15 p.m. local area exhibitors. F — awfui) at Von der Mehden Recital Hall, University of Connec­ M u 5 e u m 6 . IFRI-SKT-SUN 3IHs ticut, Storrs. Works by Mozart, Borodin, and Bartok. BO DEBEK Free. (486-2106) • Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford. Tuesday, ” R 9 :0 0 • Organ recital by William Owen of Yale University, Wednesday and Friday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Thursday, 11 TV Tonight 14 thru 30 April 2 at noor at St. Mark’s Chapel. University of a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. ““T m m 11:00 Connecticut, Storrs, Free. 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FOR SCREEN TIMES 646-0228 Rochvlllo VISA .\iiii' Heiiiff Tnken •75.3292 Phone 528-0856______(1 E^VENING HERALD, Fri^, March 28, 1980 — 9 8 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., March 28, I ___ TotunTol sion, Ralph Neal, suggested a revi­ bid limit again would mean to Nothing in NBA playoff simple system, brought the matter to light process. You can’t measure the Sign of the times: When your dai­ Donald Maguda, Vernon’s Civil sion to the charter that commission change the whole charter, but if it during a meeting to discuss revam­ quality of the budget in the amount ly newspaper is delivered by a NEW YORK (UPI) - It would 76ers to a 103-101 victory over New Houston hosts Detroit and Atlanta before the playoffs,” said Erving, trailed 91-73 after three quarters, Preparedness director, found out members thought made good were an ordinance it could be ping the town’s emergency plan. of paperwork that goes into it’’ carrier operating a motor vehicle. have been so simple. York — destroying those plans. is at Washington tonight when the who finished with 24 points. with 25 points and Roger Phegley had this week that food used in some of sense. He suggested transferring changed by a Town Council sub­ She commented, “We’ll take it —Glastonbury Town Manager ’The Cleveland Cavaliers did their “If we make the playoffs, this drama continues. Sunday, After Richardson hit l-of-2, Bobby 19. the schools during the ice storm the provision on the town’s bid committee. Considering rising now, we could use it.’’ Richard Borden commenting on part by beating the Washington game doesn’t mean anything. It will Washington travels to New Jersey Jones added two free throws with six Burks 14.3, Nuggrls O.? emergency several years ago, was At Monday’s public hearing of limit from the charter to the town prices, the council may want a bid the upcoming budget process. Bullets 118-111 and if the New York be forgotten,” said New York Coach and Houston takes on Indiana. seconds left to set the stage for Er- Pat Cummings’ season-high 30 never paid for. Virginia Benson, the East Hartford Charter Revi­ ordinances. Neal said to change the limit they can alter more easily. cafeteria director for the school Knicks could just hold onto the a slim Red Holzman. “If we don’t, it goes “All we can do is sit and wait,” ving’s game-winning play. points and Junior Bridgeman’s 22- halftime lead and defeat the under the heading of a heart­ said Michael Ray Richardson, the Henry Bibby added 16 for point performance helped Philadelphia 76ers, they would be in breaking loss.” New York guard who threw that Philadelphia while Bill -Cartwright Milwaukee, Midwest Champions, to the playoffs and Philadelphia would ’The Knicks still hold the sixth and fateful inbounds pass into the hands with 22 and Ray Williams with 18 led its eighth victory in the last nine be out of its race for first place in the final playoff berth in the Eastern of Erving. "We should have won this the Knicks. games. Denver, led by Bobby Wilker- Spending limit Atlantic Division with Boston. Conference — one-half game behind one but I don’t think it’s over. I don’t In Richfield, Ohio, Dave Robisch son’s 29 points, finished with a record Obituaries______Decision sought But nothing in the NBA playoff pic­ Houston and one game ahead of think Washington will win two scored 26 points and grabbed 14 of 30-52 and failed to make the ture this year seems to be simple. Washington. But their regular season gam es.” rebounds to spark Cleveland. The playoffs for the first time since Julius Erving intercepted an in­ is over with a 39-43 record and their Indeed, Dick Motta, who coached Cavs, hitting 50 percent from the joining the NBA. Dr. John M. Shaw, support seen bounds pass, covered the length of destiny is in other hands. All they can the Bullets to the NBA title two years field, raced to a 57-41 halftime lead Lakers 97, Jazz 9.5 on refuse plan do is hope Washington loses at least the court in less than five seconds ago and the finals last year, seemed and withstood a strong Bullet charge Jamaal Wilkes hit a 20-foot jumper one game or that the Rockets drop hardly more optimistic after his in the final 15 minutes to pull out the at the buzzer to lift Los Angeles. VERNON — Mayor Marie Herbst, about converting its new $16 million and hit a layup with one second developed out of problems in es:- two. victory. Wilkes, who finished with 21 points, former pastor who is on a task force to enlist users treatment plant to burn garbage and MANCHESTER — ’The petitions remaining Thursday night to lift the team's loss. circulated ’Thursday night at the tim atin g the amount of taxes “We’re still alive but we need out­ Mike Mitchell set a new Cleveland hit from the corner after Utah’s for a proposed Hartford-based sewer sludge but hasn’t made up its NEEDHAM, Mass., — ’The Rev. degree in 1956 at Detroit Divinity collected this year and the un­ side help to make the playoffs,” he season-scoring mark by tossing in 23 Mack Calvin tied it, 95-95, on a 3- regional resources recovery plant, mind whether to go ahead with a $15,- Manchester Property Owners Dr. John Manley Shaw, former School. expected increase in collection of said. “You can’t make the playoffs points. The former Auburn star up­ pointer with 14 seconds to go. Earvin While in Connecticut he wrote for said the Town of Vernon and 38 other 000 feasibility study to determine the Association to limit town spending pastor of South United Methodist dilinquent taxes. every year and soon it catches up ped his season total to 1,782 points, “Magic” Johnson added 19 points for the Christian Advocate and the Zion Hartford area towns are being given effectiveness of the conversion Church, died Wednesday at the may find new support in the face of a In addition to the surplus tajc with you. It may be a desperation breaking Austin Carr’s old mark of the Lakers, who led until Utah tied it, Herald, and also in the Diary of Daily until Sept. 1 to decide if they will be proposal. The mayor has been in­ Hamilton House Nursing Home in $1 million surplus announced earlier money, another $400,000 came from shot and making the sixth playoff 1,775. 79-79, with six minutes left, in the involved in the program. vestigating the possibility of Heroic! Needham, after a long illness. He Devotions. earned interest on municipal in­ Foots Walker added 22 points for fourth quarter. Rookie Paul Dawkins Even though Mrs. Herbst has said receiving state funding for the study. in the day by officials. berth may be like getting a booby was 76. He is survived by his wife, Lois vestments and $100,000 from town the Cavs and Wes Unseld topped the came off the bench in the fourth she’s not sure that the Town of Ver­ prize.” He served as pastor at South (Nutter) Shaw of Needham,; one She has suggested to the Town departments which spent less than quarter to score 15 points for the non will be one of the users, she did ’The association’s annual meeting The Knicks, who saw a sevenpoint Bullets with 22. Methodist for nine years from 1963 to daughter, Elizabeth S. Bushmiller of Council that the town could use some anticipated when the budget was In other games, Atlanta beat New Jazz. agree to serve on the task force of the at the Whiton Library, was billed By Howe skills first-half lead disappear, rallied 1972. Holliston, Mass.; a brother, Philip of the $25,000 included in the current T rail Blazers 96, r.li|)|M‘rs 93 Connecticut Resources Recovery “Taxes — What We Can Do About drawn up last March. from an 88-79 deficit in the final Jersey 117-100, Milwaukee drubbed He began his ministry in 1928 in Shaw of Tallahassee, Fla.; and a budget for energy conservation The surplus was one of three Denver 143-95, Los Angeles topped Calvin Natt hit four free throws-in Authority. Earl Yost period and tied the score 94-94 on a East Boston. Mass., coming to sister, Edithe Smith of St. Cloud, projects, for the feasibility study, but Them” and asked support for a “tax prerequisites, Mrs. Sadioski said, Utah 97-95 to clinch the Pacific Divi­ the final nine seconds to help the Plans are being made for a new offset lack three-point play by Richardson with Connecticut in 1929 where he served Fla., and four grandchildren. council members haven’t agreed. freeze,” which association president, before the referendum on limiting Sports Editor sion title, and Portland downed San Blazers clinch. The triumph left the regional waste disposal plant to be 5:19 remaining. Two straight in Baltic and Versailles Methodist ’The mayor will discuss the matter at Betty Sadioski, said would show spending could be placed on the Diego 96-93 to secure the final playoff Blazers three games ahead of San A memorial service will be held in built around 1984 in Hartford’s South breakaway layups by Toby Knight churches. He returned to the April 7 council meeting. budget makers “how we feel.” November ballot. of skating put the Knicks ahead l(K)-96 with 2:14 spot in the Western Conference. Diego with two games remaining for the Carter Memorial United Meadows area. Massachusetts until he became The 50 association members and ‘"There has to be an increasing each team. San Diego’s Swen Naler Methodist Church, 800 Highland Ave. Mrs. Herbst said Hartford would Presently sewer sludge and the left but a free throw by Erving and IfawkH 117, N.‘l» 100 pastor in Manchester. Needham, Saturday at 1;30 p.m. The town’s garbage is being transferred interested citizens, however, were Grand List, a surplus of tax dollars two more by Maurice Cheeks pulled John Drew scored 30 points, led all scorers with 24 points and have to depend on “customers” from to operate the Racquet Gal which He attended DePauw University in Rev. Oscar Quinn Jr. will conduct the to a privately-owned landfill area in not aware of the $1 million surplus, and fat in the budget,” she said. What Gordie Howe lacks in speed the 76ers to within one. Charlie Criss added 21 and Eddie added 19 rebounds. Tom Owens led Indiana, graduating in 1926 with a other towns to bring in garbage. The he makes up for it in skills while on features the latest in women’s tennis service. Ellington and the cost for use is in­ $500,000 of which came from this Marilyn Pearson, Executive direc­ “We won tonight without a good Johnson 19 to lead Central Division- Portland with 18 points and Natt bachelor’s degree, later attending plant could handle about 1,400 tons of the ice with the Hartford Whalers. fashions... Dave Keon of the Hart­ creasing plus the fact that state of­ year’s taxes, according to Tax tor of the State Taxpayers Associa­ offensive effort and we won because champion Atlanta past the Nets. Cliff added 14. the Boston University School of Memorials in his memory may be garbage a day, state officials said. Some of his teammates have the ford Whalers is honorary chairman ficials have warned the town that the (Collector James Turek. tion who was on hand at the meeting, we know how to win. I like that Robinson paced New Jersey, which Theology. He received degrees from made to the American Cancer Socie­ Mrs. Herbst said she had hoped the speed but limited skills. The old guy, of the 1980 Easter Seal campaign in towns would have more time to make Ellington site can’t be considered for The association wants a November said three other Connecticut towns— both the School of Theology and the ty- who will have to blow out 52 candles Connecticut...Manchester Country a decision. Vernon has been talking long-range plans. referendum which would create a Seymour, Shelton and Woodstock — Federal mediator Boston University graduate school in Arrangements by the Easton had instituted tax freezes with no Monday, played like a young colt in Club’s Women’s Division will launch town ordinance holding down the pre­ 1929. Funeral Home, 1351 Highland Ave.. his latest appearance with the its season April 10 with a Four Ball sent mill rate through the 1982 adverse effects. He received his doctor of divinity Needham. Most of the assembled taxpayers Whalers in Hartford but his mates Best Ball Tournament followed by a reassessment. Increases in the an­ didn’t respond in losing to St. Louis, social hour and dinner. Joanne Hunt on baseball scene agreed with the committee’s petition Democrats choose nual combined town budget would be William Kincmun Annie N. Marks proposal with some suggesting 7-5. He’s unbelievable for a man his is chairlady...Word from Sarasota, SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (UPI) - participate in the strike. limited to revenue generated by Fla., is that Doris Carpenter has Training ROCKVILLE - William Kinc- MANCHESTER - Annie Nicholls various ways and means to go about age to play a young man’s game. Will Delay of contract talks between After conferring earlier with growth in the Grand List and state man of 63 Hammond St., died Marks, 91, formerly of Lockwood he finally retire after the current made her way into the “money” at major league baseball players and teams holding spring training in slate of delegates and federal assistance. establishing the freeze. Thursday at Rockville General Street, Manchester, died Thursday at season? The answer is yes, without the Bent Tree Golf Club among the owners until a federal mediator Florida, Miller said the tally is 829-1 In the event of property re- Following the discussion, Mrs. Camp Hospital. He was the husband of a Windsor convalescent home. question...’The Whalers will offer a Class B golfers...Eric Uthgenannt, of arrives Sunday may leave too little in favor of baseball s first walkout MANCHESTER - In what Ted chailenger for Cotter’s seat might evaluation, the actual dollar increase Sadioski noted the committee’s Mary (Filip) Kincman. She was born in England and had worst deterent is apathy on the part hockey school at the Bolton Ice Ellington, son of Ernie Uthgenannt, bargaining time to avoid a strike. since the 1972 season. Cummings called “one of our most emerge from the recently overturned in the combined town budget would Mr. Kincman was born in Salem, lived in the Hartford area most of her Hartford Democratic Town Com­ Palace Aug.3-28 with several of the pro at the Vernon Tennis Forum, Marvin Miller, executive director A meeting between negotiators for exciting meetings ever,” the be limited to the dollar amount of the of the voter. Notes Mass., and had lived here most of his life. mittee. players to instruct...Tom Whitman, takes lessons from Jack Redmond, of the Major League Players the owners and players set for today Democratic town Committee increase in the preceding year’s ■ life. He was a retied employee of the The two-and-a-half hour long the tall and handsome young man head pro at the Manchester Racquet Association, indicated Thursday was cancelled and Thursday’s ses­ She leaves a son, Kenneth J. Marks selected delegates for the 1980 elec­ budget or the average amount of in­ Hamilton Standard Division of meeting prompted Cummings to say Bake sale who sings either the National Club ...East Catholic High tennis night he had doubts the March 30 ses­ sion broke early in anticipation of the of Hartford; three daughters, Mrs. tions at Illing Junior High School creases over the preceding three United Technoogies Corp. He was a this morning, “Everyone who Anthem or America the Beautiful candidates have started workouts - sion in Palm Springs, Calif., would mediator joining the talks, Florence MacDonald of Clearwater, Wednesday night. years, whichever is lower. The BOLTON — ’The Ways and Means communicant of St. Joseph’s Church wanted to be a delegate got a chance. before every home Whaler game, has running. The boys and girls’ teams NEW YORK UPI) - Billy Martin White Sox 12-5, Atlanta downed break the stalemate Ray Grebey, spokesman for the 26 Fla.; Mrs. Margaret Palmberg of Cummings, chairman of the com­ proposed ordinance would not pre­ Coinmittee of the Bolton Woman’s and a mernber of the St. Michael’s The town committee broke up into won an audition at the Met in^ New will be coached by pros Jack Red­ has a problem — but it’s one that the Texas 7-5 in 10 innings, Kansas City "Any mediator, no matter how big league teams, said the sessions Manchester; and Mrs. Marion mittee, said delegates were chosen vent officials from lowering taxes, Club will sponsor a bake sale Satur­ Society of St. Joseph’s Church. He York. His voice is a treat to hear and mond and Tom Casalino, a big plus other 25 major-league managers nipped St. Louis 2-1, Boston routed good, in order to be of help obviously were called off pending the arrival Chamblee of Windsor; 10 from the ten town voting districts districts and the districts selected day from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Highland was also a member of the however. the Hartford Hartt School of Music for the school. Redmond is a former wouldn't mind fretting over. Baltimore 9-1, Los Angeles walloped has to understand the issues. "since we felt that we could get more grandchildren and 14 great­ and would unanimously support in­ their delegates in a most democratic Park Market in Manchester. Kosceiuszko Club of Rockville. 'The surplus, according to Turek, student is headed for bigger and faculty member. Martin recently took over a last- the New York Mets 12-5, Milwaukee Because of scheduling the only time accomplished then" grandchildren. cumbents from the 9th and 14th fashion. And that’s democratic with He is also survived by three better days. place team in Oakland, but the A’s defeated Seattle 7-2, California we can get together is for a relatively Grebey said the The Federal Assembly Districts, the 3rd a small ‘d’. Funeral services will be Saturday President Tom already have him smiling about their shaded the Chicago Cubs 2-1, San brief period Sunday. In one afternoon Mediation and Conciliation Service daughters, Mrs. Mary Karakla of En­ Senatorial District, and Rep. William “The best part was, we got it done at the convenience of the family. RSox not impressive surplus of big-league pitching arms. Francisco trounced Cleveland 71 and you can no more brief someone on was asked to participate “in an effort field; Mrs. Joan Reis of Amherst, Cotter of the First Congressional and went away friends. ’There were GOP seeks help Congratulations are due Tom Rick Langford, the club's biggest the Detroit Tigers beat the New York what's involved than you could jump to continue the collective bargaining Mass.; and Mrs. Dorothy Mayer of There are no calling hours. Burial District. no hard feelings and that’s not Jeff Koelsch has returned home Kelley, elected president of the Cen­ MANCHESTER - Another 1,000 Ted LaBonne, Peter DiRosa, Robert winner last year with 12 victories, Yankees 4-2. now proceeding and to avoid the Rockville; two brothers, Joseph will be in Fairview Cemetery, West Muriel Yacavone, from the 9th always easy to do.” after a swing around a number of tral Connecticut District Board of to the moon " VonDeck, Walter Joyner, Bev has been hampered in the spring by a Alfredo Griffin drove in three runs Team representatives to the work stoppage threatened by the Kincman and Martin Kincman, both Hartford. District and Abraham Glassman of The selection of Mayor Penney to letters will be sent to arepublican baseball spring training baseball Approved Basketball Officials for the Malone, Shirley Bjarkman, Carol sore shoulder, but it’s about the only with a homer and single as Toronto’s Players Association will meet in of Vernon; three sisters, Mrs. Stella Donations may be made in her the 14th District will both enjoy the the State Convention as an at-large families, from the GOP Town Com­ camps in Florida. ‘"The Red Sox 1980-81 season. It was a big month for Players Association " Filip, Mrs. Nellie Konarski, boHi of Kuehl, and Gloria IJellaFera. thing that's gone'wrong for Martin’s exhibition record improved to 8-5 ... Dallas next Tuesday to set a strike However Miller blasted the move memory to the Multiple Sclerosis delegates’ unanimous support. delegate, Cummings said, was a mittee, asking for moral support and don’t look good,” he noted and Tom the local man who received the Rockville, and Mrs. Genevieve Society, 310 Scarborough St,, Hart­ • Delegates for the 1st Congressional impressive, young pitchers. Jeff Leonard cracked a two-run deadline if agreement is not reached as an "alibi for three days of foot- Delegates from the 3rd Senatorial show of respect and support from contributions. Kelley, who also saw the club while Connecticut High School Coaches’ Wieliczka of Vernon; and seven ford. The Carmon Funeral Home, District convention are Patricia Thursday, it was Brian Kingman’s homer and Craig Reynolds tripled dragging after roughly twenty-weeks District will unanimously back committee members, many of whom The letters, to be sent in April and vacationing in Winter Haven echoed Golf Coach of the Year award last by then. Windsor, has change of Lawrence, Truman Crandall, Arthur turn to shine and the 25-year-old home Luis Pujols in Houston’s The possible walkout gained im­ of the .same type of tactics " grandchildren. Marcella Fahey, the incumbent from have criticized Penny’s suggestion of May, are the second effort of the the same sentiments...Nick Angelo, week..Two doubleheaders this arrangements. Manchester Republicans to en­ Steele, Scott Clendaniel, Donna Mer- right-hander helped tile A’s beat the seventh-inning rally ... Dave Parker petus this week as Miller, executive He blamed the owners for the Funeral services will be Saturday East Hartford, and Matthew putting the Community Development for years an official in the now weekend will mark the opening slate cier, Randall Brown, Barry Bot- San Diego Padres 6-1. Today, Steve smacked a two-run homer and Phil director of the association, met with failure to move any further toward at 9:15 a.m. from the Burke-Fortin Moriarity Jr., a hopefui for the State issue to the town’s voters in courage more party support. Earlier defunct Manchester Twilight for the Manchester Community ticello, Nancy Taylor, Frank McCatty, who celebrated his 26th Garner lashed a two-run double to several clubs training in Arizona agreement during two days of talks Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., with In Memorium Senate seat being vacated by David November. this month 1,000 letters — 100 in Baseball League and former Cubs’ College baseball team this weekend. Livingston, Alex Urbanetti, Paul birthday last week, pitches for the help Pittsburgh even its preseason The teams allunanimously voted to a mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. M. Barry, will receive the unanimous ’The 13th Assembly District seat in­ every district — had been mailed. football player, is a patient at Saturday the Cougars trek to New in Scottsdale in St. Joseph’s Church. Burial will be In sad and loving memory ol Arthur McGowan Sr . Gauvin, Don Genovesi, and Marion A’s against the Cleveland Indians. record at 7-7, but Pirates' who passed away March 27th, )978 backing of delegates from the 4th cumbent Francis J. Mahoney an­ The letters are being sent to Manchester Memorial Hospital...Up London to face Mitchell and return in St. Bernard’s Cemetery. Mercier. Kingman, brought up from the righthander Don Robinson, a Senatorial District. nounced last week he would not seek households with registered and around after a two-week stay at home Sunday to entertain Middlesex Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 ■’Gone Bui Not Forgollen ‘ Delegates for the 3rd Senatorial minors in mid-season last year in postseason star last year, com­ Two delegates from each of again is currently shaping up as a Republicans and unaffiliated voters. the hospital is Will “Jled” Hadden, at Cougar Field starting at 1 Sadly missed by Wife L Family District (state) are Virginia 'Tucci, time to win eight games, didn’t allow Owens continues and 7 to 9 p.m. plained of a sore shoulder ... Mike Manchester’s ten voting districts and battle between Elsie Swensson on the Robert VonDeck, town committee for nearly 30 years race chairman for o’clock...The MCC tennis team will Thomas Ferguson, Betty Sadlowski, a hit for five innings, then gave up Schmidt and Garry Maddox homered three at-large delegates were Republican side and Town Treasurer chairman, said that an appeal to the Tall Cedars on ’Thanksgiving day start operations against Mitchell on John Winthrop Porter, Louise Cronin two in the sixth, which was his final during Philadelphia’s nine-run fourth selected for the State Convention, in­ Roger Negro or Mayor Stephen Pen­ committee members netted only in Manchester...Best seats in the Saturday...Mark Dumais, former and Shirley Bjarkman. inning. inning ... Ken Smith and Charlie cluding Mayor Stephen Penny. Cum­ ny on the Democratic ticket, about $460 and 18 members out of house (Hartford Civic Center in this East Catholic athlete, has been fighting last race Hearing postponed about 75 responded. Delegates for the 9th District for case) for a hockey game are in the named to the 1979-80 All-New “The kid can pitch," beamed Mar­ Spikes had RBI hits in the 10th to mings said Chris Dodd, Congressman although Negro and Penny have not state representative are Carl Zinsser tin. "So. can a lot of other guys spark Atlanta after Billy Sample's from the Second District currently announced their intentions, opting to National delegates chosen are Cur­ ends, 10 rows up. Here you see all the England District III all-star basket­ TUCSON. Ariz.- (UPI) - Olympic- MANCHESTER — Christopher Dougan was fired May 18,1979, The and Robert Hjalmeer and for t e 4th around here. It's not going to be easy three-run homer tied it for Texas in The length of his current seeking the Senate seat being wait until April. tis Smith, Mary Willhide, Thomas plays develop. Jimmy Piersall is ball team. A junior, Dumais is the great Jesse .''I'.vens. a pack-a-day Dougan, former employee of the causes of that firing are disputed by District, Marion Taggart and Paul to tell some of these guys they have the ninth ... hospitalization has not been es­ vacated by Abraham Ribicoff, will be Ferguson, Fred Steele, Robert back as a member of the Chicago all-time leading scorer with smoker striker -vith lung cancer, was Regional Occupational Training him. Superintendent of Schools Program set Gauvin. to go back to the minors, but I can Hal McRae's two-run homer in the tablished, a hospital spokesmen said supported unanimously by the Smith, Ruth Willey, Betty Sadioski, White Sox television announcing Massachusetts Maritime Academy described Thursday as seriously ill. There was no information on Center for handicapped and school James P. Kennedy and Center Direc­ MANCHESTER - The Lutz Delegates for the 4th State carry only nine or 10 pitchers.” sixth broke up a scoreless duel for Manchester delegates. Harry Reinhorn, William Johnson, team and making more money than with a better than 23-point per game hanging on only by will and the sup­ administrators met Wednesday to tor Norman Fendell, Junior Museum will present a Senatorial District are Carl Zinsser, Matt Keough pitched seven solid Kansas City ... Jim Rice drove in whether the cancer had metastasized The 20 delegates will also select Robert Heavisides, Russell Gran- when he was a player. average for three seasons...Iona has bring their positions before the state In other matters, the labor board is “weird, colossal chicken day” Satur- • Nathan Agostinelli, Robert innings in Wednesday’s victory over four runs with a home run, a single port of his family —spread to other parts of the body. the State Central Committee man niss, John Tucci, and Leslie Belcher. come into its own in recent years as 'His long tradition of being a Labor Relations Board over reasons scheduled to hear April 28 a com­ day from 2 to 4 p.m. amichalek, John Malone, .Arthur the Indians and before that, Alan and a sacrifice fly to highlight Owens was flown by helicopter late and woman from the 3rd and 4th Delegates chosen for the U.S. Successful program an Eastern college basketball power. fighter, his inner strength and his for the employee’s dismissal last plaint by the Manchester Education Wirth and Mike Norris impressed Boston’s 18-hit attack ... Steve last Friday from Good Samaritan Districts. Those posts are currently Activities include eggshell Senate convention were Elsie “Biz” Steele, Richard Schwoisky, and Now in its third and most I like to recall during World War II wife's incredible support all have year. Association concerning salary levels Martin. All, along with Kingman and Garvey drove in six runs with four Hospital at Phoenix to the UofA held by John Sullivan of Manchester mosaics, chicken cartoons, and egg Swensson, William Diana, Ellen David Call. successful season is the Manchester when I was playing in the Army and combined to keep him in stable con­ The case was continued to next for center employees that are lower decorating. The first 100 children McCatty, are listed as starters. Health Sciences Center, which and Audrey Wasik of South Windsor Bickford, Fred Peck, Marv Flptf-hpr YWCA women’s tennis program un­ after we had met up with city hits, including a home run and a pair dition. " said Dr. Thomas P. Miller, a Wednesday to give the employee a than regular teachers.. Daughters of through the door will receive free pioneered a cell cloning technique for from the 4th and Mary LeDuc of der the direction of Millie Lucek. toughies, St. John’s, CCNY and NYU, Rob Picciolo helped Kingman in of doubles, for Los Angeles ... chance to hire a lawyer and subpoena Isabella member of the team of physicians evaluation of drugs most effective in egg surprises. ’Those attending are we traveled upstate New York to Thursday’s victory, hitting a two-run Larry Hisle. returning from last witnesses. A lawyer referred to Manchester and Jean Paganetti of Each week between 16 and 20 women tending Owens. battling human cancers asked to bring clean, empty eggshells face Iona, Blessed with pre-flight homer in the fourth for Oakland’s y ea r’s shoulder injury, capped Dougan by the state Federation of Britannia Chapter East Hartford from the 3rd. Acting chief named take part in instructional and com- "As a result of this, he is buying After his initial release from the and decorated eggs for display. final two runs. Milwaukee's five-run second inning MANCHESTER - The Britannia The First Congressional delegation .petitive play at the Manchester schoolers, we suffered the long time to allow another attempt at Teachers and a federation represen­ The event is open free to persons of cil had been unable to obtain a Reliever Dave Heaverlo ran into with a two-run double ... Bobby Grich UofA facility Jan. 29, Owens wiil have three at-large delegates COVENTRY — Town Manager Racquet (?lub. Lucek also finds time defeat on the trip. tative failed to appear at the hearing. Chapter, Daughters of the British quorum at two special meetings trouble in the ninth when the Padres treating him. Both he and his wife returned to his home at Phoenix for added to the 20 selected from the ten all ages. Call the museum for details Frank Connolly has been appointed cracked a two-run homer as Califor­ Empire, will meet on Thursday, called this week to deal with the ap­ loaded the bases on him with none nia snapped a four-game losing have displayed an incredible desire outpatient treatment but subsequent­ districts. Their support will go to in­ at 643-0949. interim police chief to replace to fight the disease This has enabled Art auction April 3 at 11:30 a.m. at the home of pointment of an interim chief. out. But Bob Lacey came on to get streak ... Vida Blue held Cleveland to ly entered Good Samaritan with com­ Mrs. Forrest Howell and Mrs. Mary cumbent William Cotter who Cum­ Special meeting Robert Kjellquist who resigned this him to remain stable in the face of a BOLTON — The Bolton Elemen­ McClain said that the four Willie Montanez to hit into a double one unearned run, and four hits in plications Feb 11 and remained Dubay, 225 Parker St. mings cited for outstanding service month. very serious illness." there until March 21 tary Center School Parent Teacher MANCHESTER - St. Margaret’s members who did attend a^eed that Battered Quebec play and retired Bob Sweet on a seven innings and ran his preseason to the 1st District. Cummings The vacancy is being advertised A pack-a-day cigarette smoker for Owens, a black, won four gold Association will have an Art Auction Plans for the annual State Circle Daughters of Isabella will Connolly should be appointed and roller to third to end the game. himself will be one of the at-large and Connolly will head the depart­ record to 3-0 for San Francisco ... and 35 years. Owens. 66. has been placed tonight at 8 at the elementray school Luncheon will be finalized. Reser­ meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the that Roberta Koontz, chairman of the Elsewhere, Toronto whipped Cin­ medals in the 1936 Olympics at delegates and said the early support ment until a permanent chief is rookie Dave Stegman cracked a on Notch Road. The art works being vations for the State Luncheon should Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., council, expected to secure at least cinnati 7-2, Houston edged Montreal on a new treatment involving both Berlin, an achievement that caused for Cotter came in light of a “strong hired. three-run homer in the seventh in­ offered for sale may be previewed be made by March 30 by contacting to pay their respects to the late past one additional vote this week by fighting for life chemotherapy and radiation When Adolf Hitler to snub the awards Town Council vice chairman Roy 6-5, Pittsburgh beat Minnesota 4-2, ning to give Detroit its third straight Mrs. Alex Patrick, treasurer, 187 rumor” that a Democratic regent, Mrs. Margaret Schaller. ■ he was first entered UofA Hospital in ceremony in disgust Owens won the beginning at 7. McClain said Thursday that the coun- telephone to make the five votes Philadelphia pounded the Chicago victory. A donation of 50 cents will be Tudor Lane. January for six days of testing, he 100-meter dash, the 200-meter dash, required for council action. NEW YORK (UPI) - You can points behind Detroit and Vancouver, accepted at the door. Door prizes will hardly blame Jacques Demers if he was placed on a three-drug combina­ the broad jump and the relay. be awarded and refreshments will be both tied for 17th place. The top 16 tion to battle the cancer After Chicago doctors found an ac­ SPRING WALLPAPER feels like he's fighting a war with a finishers qualify for post-season served. Celts need one win “ He began a new treatment cumulation of fluid in his left lung popgun. Keep Smiling Though Spring Is Here play. over the Knicks. regimen Wednesday; a high dose of that proved cancerous, Owens Proceeds will benefit the Bolton "We have six games left and unfor­ Be Happy SALE “ Philadelphia had been BOSTON (UPI) - Thanks to Julius With Cowens out of the lineup, Rick raditation which will be followed described his battle against the dis­ Parent Teacher Organization and Winter Prices Still Prevail! tunately, three of them are with the struggling,” said Demers. "But they Erving, the Boston Celtics still must Robey will again start in the pivot Bolton Scholarship Fund. top teams (Philadelphia, Buffalo and Friday by more chemotherapy. He ease as "the biggest fight" of his life. on Famous Name looked like they’ve shaken that, win at least one of their last two and get relief from Eric Fernsten. Montreal),” the Quebec coach said tolerated the high dose of radiation He expressed optimism that he somewhat. They were hungry regular season games to finish with “No one is celebrating around here Doimars - SaragM - M S M o n M Thursday night after the very well without any side effects, " would conquer the cancer. Wallcoverings tonight. It's normal for the Flyers to because it’s not over,” Robey said. Vinyl - Almnlnuin - Clapboanl Philadelphia Flyers snapped a seven- the best overall NBA record, and get Miller said. run into a slump like that. All teams “We are shooting for the best record IT’S SPRINGII game winless streak with a 5-2 deci­ the home court advantage for the 6AF Roofs - ALCOA Cutter have it at one time or another.” playoffs. in the NBA, which is what we have sion over the Nordiques. Erving stole the ball, ran the ind we are ready - are you? - s a v e %- % "We have to play those, games In other games, Boston slugged St. been working for all season.” 20 50 Louis 7-1, Buffalo clobbered Detroit length of the court with five seconds One more victory would also give 1000 Sq. Ft Vinyl - Aluminum without our best people. We need our Neiv England archery not come to see us now for remaining and flipped in a shot to Featuring: ammunition to go into war. We're a 10-1 and Los Angeles and Pittsburgh Boston 61 this year, as many vic­ bKhidM 3/8 ” Ptlyityram hstAsUm tied 2-2. give the Philadelphia 76ers a two- tories as the team got the past two COMPLETE LINE OF MAPLE SUGAR PRODUCTS team with a lot of pride and we don’t give in easily. We still need these point victory over New York. seasons put together. at HalVs on weekend Strahan • Josephson Rookie sensation Larry Bird, who Bulk seeds people back because these are vital Rruina 7, Blues I Philadelphia still trails the Celtics r UB8HWHAT M .MM8in WCBBI t MMinS • 1 6 9 9 .0 0 suffered a bad thigh bruise in Saturday and Sunday archers from 12 slates will compete in Manchester, in Schumacher • Vicoa games.” Bobby Lalonde celebrated his 29th in the NBA Atlantic Division, and Wednesday’s game, said he was fit to Package sets THIS WEEK’S 8PECIAL8,„„^c.ou. p«r M 8q. Ft. Missing from the Quebec lineup birthday with a pair of goals and Ray faces Boston at the Spectrum in the the 1980 New England Indoor Archery Championships The site for this annual tournament is Hall's Arrow Indoor Archery Range, Vtfall-Tex • McGordi A m is these days are Real Cloutier, the Bourque set an NHL record for most regular season finale Sunday after­ play after Thursday's practice. Bird Onion S e ts* Fertilizers SQUASH 291 West Middle Turnpike, the largest indoor range in the country. MPAQ — Call today — team’s leading scorer, Robbie points by a rookie defenseman to lead noon. is the only starter who hasn't missed Imperial • Birge Boston to its third win in a row under Celtics center Dave Cowens will a game this season. Hall’s Arrow sponsored this event 15 years and this year is offering an $8,- • Grass Seeds 4 9 « t i , »!»• Offer ends March 31, 1980 Ftorek, the team’s third-leading scorer who tore knee ligaments, and interim coach Harry Sinden. miss tonight’s game against the 000 purse. AND MORE THI m" Cleveland Cavaliers and is doubtful Although this amount may not compare with the prize money offered in golf • Screening C A N fiL O U ^ DANDELIONS ICECUAM defenseman Gerry Hart, who has a Bourque set the record with his 15th for Sunday due to a reinjured toe, or bowling the prestige of the New England tournament attracts many of the Don’t forget to ask about our Bargain Room bruised foot. Add to the casualty list goal of the year, giving the rookie 61 B9«l. 49* OFF Jacques Richard (knee injury) and points, eclipsing the mark of 60 team physician Thomas Silva said dlotC top archers in the country including the 1979 International indoor champion, OetH D/MLY • A.M. TO t f.M. • SUNDAYS 6 A.M. TO • P.M. Terry Ragsdale, from Illinois, and the 1979 Outdoor National champion. Jack ilete line of ALL spring garden tools 4 J’S CONSTRUCTION Blair Stewart (hand injury) and it’s previously held by Reed Larson and Thursday. Radio, Iv tonight MANCHESTER •a WttYa SailSWI riMTht NaraW.NwaW. SundMfS un d tr Papan.I plus Lotttry T/c*aH • easy to tell why Demers is worried Barry B ^ k . "His toe is not nearly as bad as the 8 - NHL: Rangers vs. Flames, Ch.9 Cramer from Pennsylvania •THE KING To accommodate the more than 250 competitors there will be four separate WALLPAPER AND PAINT about his chances of making the Sahres 10, Red Wings I last time, but thepe is swelling and I 8 - NHL: Islanders vs. Canadiens, Ch. Manchester shooting times. Saturday, starting times are 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Sunday, MANCHESTER _ OF playoffs. Danny Gare scored his 49th and don’t see how he could jump,” Silva 38 K85 WEST MIDDLE TNPK. MANCHESTEH PRODUCEI" 50th goals of the season to lead Buf­ said. shooting will start at 10 a m. and 1 p.m. OPEN MON., TOES. PERU The loss to the Flyers left the Nor­ 10:45 - NHL: Whalers vs. Canucks, HARDWARE “ falo. The victory moved the Sabres Cowens missed 14 games earlier This major archery event will be open to spectators at no charge and 877 Main 8t. FRI A SAT. 8-5:30 276 OANUND ST., MANCHESnS 649*2925 7 a.m.—9 p.m. diques in 19th place in the overall wnc 646-0143 into second place in the overall this year with a hyperextended big anyone interested in viewing modern competitive archery at its very best is Mon.-Sal. , Thurs. till WEO. TIL NOON • 843-63S4______NHL standings with six games 11:30 - NBA: Game of week, Ch. 3 remaining. Quebec stands four points league standings, one point ahead of toe bn his left foot. He reinjured the invited. 8:30-5:30 Frn hrth* t $t« 9 pm Offer Expires 4/30/80 7:30 - College hockey; Cornell vs. No. behind 16thplace Washington and two Montreal. toe in Wednesday night’s victory Michigan, ESPN EVENING HERALD, Fri., March 28, 1980 — 1 1 1 0 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., March 28, 1980 Bowling, H e r a l b H«fp Wsntsd 13 COMMERCIAL- Mike PINNETTES-Carol INDEX RARE OPPORTUNITY - Sherk Jai-alai season Napoletano 158-152-433, Allen 188, Linda Burton OWN YOUR OWN 193-188-541, Leanna Harper NOTICKS BUSINESS. Distributor for Dave Dynes 146-147-412, Ed Kodak film, Duracell M iller 143-139-412, A1 450, Eleanor Lively 456, 1 — Lost and Found Busy weekend 2 -> Personals Batteries, G.E.. Sylvania and Napoletano 138-149-403, Art Rosemary Thibodeau 187- 3 — Announcements other photo products needed Cunliffe 144-401, Jay 472. 4 — Entertainment in your area. No selling. Ser­ lead opens Wednesday Colangelo 153-367, Ron 5 — Auctions vice top Retailers under REC- Norm Vittner 150- exclusive contract established Sponheimer 142-350, John FINANCIAL to form after a slow start this year, 160-420, Bill Zwick Bill 6 — Bonds-StockS'Mortgages by us. High immediate in­ COSTA MESA, Calif. (UPI) - Pat Booth 145-381, Bill Malan finished at 72 after taking a triple­ Ispa, the top two-pay-off percen­ Basques, 4 Americans, 4 Frenchmen, Pagan! Jr. 386, A1 Rossetto 9 — Personal Loans come minimum required in­ Meyers and Cathy Sherk, with a com­ Jai-alai returns to Connecticut's 149-384, John Guminiak 10 — Insurance vestment $9,975. KWYo profit bined career total of one victory, bogey on the 377-yard, par-4 17th capital Wednesday, when the Hart­ tage” leaders in Hartford in 1979 will and 1 Melxan participate in the inter­ 375, Lou Massolini 370, Ken structure. Call between 8 AM nationally played sport. 149-384, Doug Scruton 144- Oztrinsky 137-368, John EMPLOYMENT for MCC nine entered today’s second round of the hole. She hit her approach shot into a ford fronton opens with the earliest be on the opening night roster again 13 — Help Wanter & 5 PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or 370, Jim Cochran 153-365, $150,000 LPGA Open sharing a one- bunker, shanked her next shot across date in its five-year history. this year. The pair posted marks of Mike, a two-time United States Maiorca 145-366, Bernie 14 ~ Business Opportunities write; American Film The Manchester Community for the tying runs, in his only rough BOSTON^ TED (WILUAMS IWkS Ted Lawrence 361, Paul P ro cessin g , Inc,, 1935R stroke lead at the Mesa Verde Coun­ the green, chipped and then missed The 1980 schedule is composed of .442 and .427, respectively. Amateur Jai-Alai champion, will Goodin 135-364, Tom Mar­ 15 — Situation Wanted College regular baseball season outing of the trip and Greg Fearon’s THE LAST ADO HITTER. WHO M ozzicato 140-136-394, Hoover Court, B’ham, AL WM THE LAST NATIOMA.C try Qub. an 18-inch tap-in on her third putt. 228 performances, with 191 evening Eusebio, runner-up in total wins lead the American contingent. He tin 135-364, Bob Smith 358, EDUCATION 35226. opens Saturday with a doubleheader wildness nailed him with the 10-6 Ralph Leighton 141-390, 18 — Private Instructions LEAfiUE-PLAYER WITH AN Meyers and Sherk shot 3-under-par Also carding a triple bogey on No. last year also returns. The crafty and fellow American Jose play in the Newt Emerson 357, Bob dates and 37 matinees. The current John Harris 156-399, Fred 19 —• Schools-Classes < against Mitchell College in New Lon­ loss. AVERAW OVER .400 * Basque frontcourt operative notched frontcourt. Coya and James are Schack 357, Jerry Smith TYPISTS AND CLERK don at 1 p.m. The Cougar nine 68s llmrsday to lead by a stroke over 17 was Lopez’ playing partner, slate is scheduled to conclude on Riccio 142-360, Ken 20 ~ Instructions Wanted The third doubleheader was A . PAUL WANER Hollis Stacy and Jo Ann Washam, JoAnne Carner, the 1980 LPGA 118 victories during the 1979 Hartford backcourters. 136-354, Bill Pagan! Sr. 137. TYPISTS are needed to work returned last Thursday from its an­ B . HONUS WA6NER Friday, Nov. 28. Stepanek 368, Galen Cote REAL ESTATE in the Hartford area. Call campaign. The Hartford facility boasta an out­ 23 ~ Homes for Sale nual pre-season tour of the volunteer day, and MCC found some \ C. B ig TERRY______with Penny Pulz, Julie Stanger, money leader and defending cham­ Hartford Jai-Alai will operate 355, Gene Comire 150-358, today, TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. new hurlers as a result. Monsees pion. Looking for her fifth victory of Geramendi, last season’s eleventh standing restaurant among its many 24 — Lots-Land for Sale Carolinas, posting its highest win Murle Breer and Elaine Hand nightly Monday through Saturday, Art Schmidt 135-383, Tom ELKS- Jack Talley 374, 25 — Investment Property went a strong six innings in the 0£6I HI lOV 'WVnUM:JOMSUe the year, Carner finished with a 78. game championship doubles features. Fine dining is available in PART TIME. Want cash for total ever against southern schools, another shot back at 70. through Aug. 30. The Northeast's Shepard 162-384, Henry Bill Hanson 139-163-405, 26 — Business Property opener, winning 8-6 with Gonzales Meyers, 26, of Ormond Beach, first fronton will be closed Labor Day backcourt winner, is back. The El Rebote Restaurant, for fans 27 — Resort Property the holidays? For every day? by taking three out of nine contests. Matteson 145-363, Marcel Bernie Welch 141-150-418, 20 — Real Estate Wanted earning a save, and Bruce Mackay Fla., captured the Greater Baltimore Basque’s 24 wins were tops in Hart­ wishing to enjoy a “complete” night It’s easy with the phone in The Cougars hit onlv .201 on their night, Monday, Sept. 1, as well as Casavant 135-37'7, Chuck Charlie Barrera 159-411, your own home. Call 249-7773. lasted 5 innings in the nightcap, Classic last year, her third season on Sherk birdied four consecutive every Tuesday after Labor Day. The ford in 1979. out. Concessions and bars, along with MI8C. SERVICES trip, but showed flashes of quicker Barrera 154-392, Ron John LaChapelle 135-362, 31 — Services Offered the LPGA tour, while Sherk, 29, a holes beginning on her seventh hole. Explosive Bascaran, the popular a cafe lounge, are conveniently bats toward the end. In the final con­ existing with the score 1-1, Gonzales fronton will also be dark for Good Hicking 142, Dan Murphy Art Cabral 355, John 32 — Painling-Papenng SALESMAN- Opportunity for She nearly aced the par-3 ninth hole Basque front, will also usher in the located throughout the fronton. exciting position. Knowledge test, a 17-10 loss to Montreat- was nicked for a run in the sixth, MCC netmen second-year pro from Port Colbome, Friday (April 4) and Thanksgiving 144. Rieder 137-360, A1 Atkins 33 — Building-Contracting new season. The powerful pelotari Closed circuit screens make viewing 34 — Roofing-Siding of stoves helpful. Base plus Anderson College (N.C.), 12 hits, in­ taking the tough loss. In the fourth Ontario finished 39th on the money when her eight-iron shot hit the pin Day (Thursday, Nov. 27). 144-371, Ding Farr 143-373, to open slate placed second in the 1979 Hartford of the action on-court possible in all 35 — Healing-Plumbing commission. Full medical cluding four doubles led to the doubleheader Martin returned to the list in her rookie season. and the ball stopped two inches Matinee performances will be held Tony Salvatore 145. Ralph 36 — Flooring benefits. Paid vacation. Call eleventh game championship doubles areas. 37 — Moving-Trucking.Storage Manchester scoring. Top hitters for mound again but ran out of gas early Everyone is unsure about Tour star Nancy Lopez, returning away. every Saturday. In addition, special MERCANTILE- Greg Doyer 151-368, Dave Mrs. Gray 525-1931. frontcourt race. His 27 wins were A complete betting program will 38 — Services Wanted MCC w ere c e n te rfie ld e r Lee giving up all 6 runs in 4 innings in a 6- the type of season that the holiday matinees will be held on K ulas 136-377, G eorge R ichards 153-379, Gene just three off the pace. again be offered at Hartford Jai-Alai. MI8C. FOR SALE COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - DeAngelis (.412, 4 RBI), catcher 2 loss to Montreat-Anderson. Manchester Community Memorial Day (Monday, May 26), Barber 135 354, Jim Bell Richardson 148, Hal Of the 40 players scheduled to In addition to regular win, place, and 40 — Household Goods Earn up to $200 a week. Dwight Craig (.381), and first- Workhorse Gonzales finished up and College tennis team is Independence Day (Friday, July 4), l.‘)4-389, Stan Jarvis 139-358, 41 — Articles for Sale appear opening night, no fewer than show wagering, the “exotic” Waldron 137-168-436, Wil Flxpcrienced or will train. baseman Andy Monsees (.292 , 6 worked four innings of the nightcap, going to have and no one Is and Labor Day (Monday, ^ p t. 1). Leo Foglia 141-155-415, Mel Winnie 144-365. 42 — Building Supplies Apply 330 Ledyard Street. 10 will come to Hartford with “pay­ quiniela, p)erfecta, and trifecta bets 43 — Pets-BIrds-Oogs RBI). securing a 4-2 win, with some late more bewildered than Game time for evening perfor­ Burbank 135-364, Dave Hartford. ICHECK THESE off percentage” marks over .400 at are also available. The innovative $6 44 — Musical Instruments Cougar pitching proved fairly help from Fearon. Coach Tom Rodden. mances is 7, with matinee play begin­ Barrera 144-143-406, Ken TRI-TOWN - Andy 45 — Boats & Accessories their respective Florida frontons. trifecta box and $42 trifecta wheel 46 — Sporting Goods $370 /TH O IISA N D FOR strong, while it lasted. Four The final game of the trip, a 17-10 ‘‘It is really hard at this ning at noon. Doors open one hour Monlie 146-361, Dick Sim­ Michaud 251-238-646, Gil ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. Coya, Danny. Irun, Ispa, Kosca, and bets are also featured. Advance mons 148-395. Ken Jarvis 47 — Garr*en Products doubleheaders in five days forced debacle pointed out the key weakness time to pin-point the kind prior to game time. Johnson ,225-595, Dean 40 — Antiques Postage paid Free applica­ Murua have enjoyed exceptional quiniela and perfect wagering is Coach Brian Hamernick to call for in the Cougar club. M ontreat- of season We are going tO An outstanding roster of players 135- 370, Don Ponticelli 143- Baker 2^-541, Lloyd 49 — Wanted to Buy tion. FASSCO. Dept. 86 , 732 seasons at Fort Pierce. Tampa's available as well. some volunteers, and some yeoman Anderson piled up 10 runs in the third have, voiced Rodden, “We will once again showcase its skills on 366, Stan Zima 142-380, Bob RENTALS Don Ron, St Louis. MO 63123 Leonet, Orbea III, and Renedo have Hartford Jai-Alai should surpass Torrey 204-507, Bob Arendt duty. The first day Larry Kelly and Dave Blake inning on only 4 hits thanks to 5 are young and in­ the Hartford cancha this season. Of Cuneo 140, John Lukas 365, 52 — Rooms for Rent also excelled. Gerny, the diminitive the five million mark in total atten­ 210-566, Bob Edwards 217- 53 — AparlmenIs for Rent TEACHERS AT ALL Kevin Martin both went the distance, Manchester infield errors. MCC com­ experienced, with a lot of the 40 pelotaris slated to appear Zip Sobiski 3,54, John Aceto wall-climbing backcourter has been dance this season. The fronton has 541, Jim Labelle 202-506, 54 — Homes lor Rent LEVELS: Universal 6-0 loss. Cruz Gonzales finished the mitted 29 errors in the nine game trip potential. If I had to SPRING opening night, 22 are from Fort 353, Hank Frey 368. Red 55 — Business lor Rent Teachers, Box 5231, Portland. with Kelly losing 7-1, and Martin win­ among the “P.O.P.” leaders in averaged over one million fans per Skip McConnell 536, Jack game, little realizing he would with many coming in crucial predict anything, I would Pierce Jai-Alai, 10 from Tampa, and Tamulis 361, Rich Romano 56 — Resort Property lor Rent Ore. 97208 ning 6-3 in the nighcap against North season since its opening in i976. Olsaver 510. Wendell 57 — Wanted to Rent appear in the next five consecutive situations. Improvement is needed say that we will probably 8 from Miami, all frontons on the Miami all season. 357, Pete Larson 364. Greenville. In the next two Several nationalities will be Labbe 525, Vic Costanzo 58 — Misc lor Rent games as well. MCC blew a 61 lead in here if Manchester is to regain its start off slow and improve World Jai-Alai circuit. doubleheaders, MCC faced Sportan- represented opening night at 31 510, Mike Marocchini 513, AUTOMOTIVE the nightcap. Cliff Pinney was CCCAA crown and secure a bid to the as we go along in the Basque backcourters Barturen and 61 — Autos for Sale burg Methodist College. Rich SYMPIIONIE.S - Stacia Fred Dobosz 546, Dave NURSE AIDES: 3-11 and 11-7 derricked in the fifth as Spartanburg New England regional Junior College season.” Fraser 511, John Miller 62 — Trucks for Sale Defemia lasted only 2 innings in the SPECIAIS Miller 127, Carol Rawson 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale Shift. Orientation program Rodden will be relying opener, surrendering all six runs in a closed to 6-4. Gonzalez was reached Tournament. 128-368, Pete Kmiec 1$7- 559, Dick Kingsley 514, 64 — Molorcycles-Bicycles starting every Monday. Plea­ heavily on his No. 1 and No. 352, JoAnn Arsenault 130- John Booth 500, Bill 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile sant working conditions. Call 2 singles players, Randy OVER 100 NEW CHEVYS IN Homes - Motor Homes Mrs. Maloney at Burnside White, Green Mountains 131-382, Maureen Sexton Conway 546, Dick Coons 66 — Automotive Service St. Jean and Doug Convalescent Home, 289-9571. 136- 351, Ellen McGuire 347, 538, Bob Fitzgerald 504, 67 Autos for Rent-Lease ^Mr. UpseC surprises Leonard. St. Jean, a Basketball. STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM Marti Sarles 345. Gary Sullivan 519, Ernie BABYSITTER NEEDED IN former East Catholic stan- Nickerson 500, Henry Jar­ MY HOME preferably from SILK CITY CLASSIC dout, is the most Here’s just a sample of the great buys available on the Manchester, Vernon, Bolton POW DER PI F E -N an cy vis 506. Ciro’s of Springfield took the experienced member of 1980 Chevy of your choice. hope to attract skiers Proluilr Notice area. 3 days a week, 8 to 4 in Dayton tennis Intermediate Division crown with a McLaughlin 191-179-535, p.m. Call after 4 p.m.. 646- the squad. His competing NOTICK TO CRKDITOKS 54-47 win over the South Windsor Irene Savoie 176-469, Carol NITE OW LS - Dot Hills 3914, quarterfinals is Sashi Menon of India, during the off-season has NEW 1980 CITATION $5995 KSTATK OF .I/\COB K MULLER aka DAYTON, Ohio (UPI) - John Bobcats Wednesday night at East where there is loose granular surface Schubert 184-457, Lorrie 183-497, Mary Lourie 178- JACOBUS F MULLER ak JACOBUS who qualified for the round of eight benefited his game and 2 Door Hatcliback, V-6 engine, 4 speed trans., power WOODSTOCK, Vt. (UPI) - New Peak in Henniker may be in opera­ MULLER, deceased LEGAL SECRETARY- Law Whitlinger may want to change his on 6 trails. Most areas in the Baker 190-185-497, Vicky 462, Judy Clemson 181-485, The Hon William E FitzGerald. on Wednesday. Mennon came up with Catholic High. Dexter Thomas had 26 made him the premier brakes, power steering, body side mouldings, AM Englanders who want to get in one tion if the weather cooperates. Firm in Vernon seeks full name to ‘‘Mr. Upset.” Berkshires hope to reopen for the Glass 226-215-579, Ruth Ann Priscilla Cushman 175-469. Jud^P. of thP Court of Probate, a bad back and was forced out of points for Ciro's while Rob McAn- player on the Cougars. radio, steel belted radial tires, wheel covers. Stk. #3835 final weekend of skiing should look to In Maine the skiing is limited to District of Manchester at a hearing lime Legal Secretary with Whitlinger, of Milwaukee, Wis., drew had 15 for the Bobcats. weekend, depending again on the Glass 182-501, Fran Kratz Sandy Spear 195, Dawna held on March 21. 1980 ordered that all good ^ping and shorthand scored his second straight surprise doubles play Thursday but said he P’ollowing closely behind the White and Green Mountains, areas in the northwestern part of the clatins must he presented lo the skills. Experienced preferred Jim Dragatti of Hayes Railroad NEW 1980 MONTE CARLO $6295 weather. 188-175-513, Marilyn Schlehofer 179-456, Linda fiduciary on or before June 21. 1980 or would try to play in the singies today him is Leonard, a graduate where optimistic operators at some state. At Squaw Mountain, Sunday Telephone 646-1974, Between 9 victory Thursday to advance to the Tiecoons, Me Andrew and Norbert 2 Door, V-6 engine, A/trans., rear window defogger, No areas are open in eastern Meyers 189-182-534, Terry Massaro 464, Annie Gagnon be barred as by law provided quarterfinals of the seventh annual when he faces top-seeded Wojtek of Rockville High. He was resorts hope to stay open until May. River and Saddleback, 5-12 trails are 1‘ear! J HuUman. a m and 5 p m Deslauriers of the Bobcats and Vinny tinted glass, mats, body side mouldings, AM radio, rear Massachusetts. S iem ienski 457, B etty 485. Ass t Clerk Fibak of Poland. all-around athlete in high Several areas in Vermont received open with 27 runs available at Dayton Pro Tennis Classic. DelNegro and Mike Thomas of Ciro’s speaker, value appearance group, w/walls. Stk. 43469. In Connecticut, most areas are Lamoureaux 457, Laura The fiduciary is He entered the quarterfinals along Fibak and the other seeded players school and just recently up to 6 inches of new snow early in Sugarloaf. All areas report spring KofC- Charlie Knybel Carola Muller were all-tournament selections. closed for the season. Powder Ridge, Hobbs 468, Carol Doughney 331 Oakland Street. had an easy time in Thursday's com­ took an interest in tennis. the week. Many trails are open at conditions. 203, John Kozicki 200, Gary Manchester, (T 06040 with five seeded players and two NEW 1980 MALIBU $6085 however, reports sufficient snow 467, Charlotte Ferguson BURGER petition, all winning in straight sets. Dexter Thomas, with 80 points in However, his progress has most Vermont areas heading into the In the Berkshires, the only area M arineau 214-568, Bill 071-03 ★ other unseeded competitors by Classic 4 Dr. Sedan. V-6 engine, A/trans., rear window cover to open for the weekend. 177-196-543, Gerry Tonski KING Fibak, Poland's only professional three games, was the most valuable surprised both himself and weekend, with 40 or more runs operating mid-week is Otis Ridge August 204, Fred Kozicki eliminating Trey Waltke, 7-6, 6-4. defogger, mats, body side moulding, AM radio, power 202-497, Lynda Raymond needs men or women to work athlete, was a 6-2, 6-4 winner over player. Rodden. available at the larger resorts. 220-567, Randy Izikewicz Lost and Found 1 full or part time days. 11 to 3 Whitlinger, whose sister Wendy steering, w/walls. Stk. #3430. 180-491. Ferdi Taygan. In the Senior Division, the the progress of the Mount Snow, Sugarbush and 207-561, Morgan Flaherty pm or 11 to 5 pm. Mothers lives in Dayton, had to play in the Shamrocks took the championship FRIENDSHIP - Dick LOST CAT MARCH 12 ■ qualifying tournament in order to get In other matches. Brian Teacher, fourth and fifth singles NEW 1980 IMPALA $6217 Killington areas in Vermont are 214, Milt Kershaw 211. Female, grey with black welcome Apply at 467 Center clash last night with a 68-63 decision Woodbury 214-571, Butch Street. Manchester into the regular draw in the J75,000 the No. 3 seed, whipped Fred spots will also be a major 4 Door Sedan. 267 V-8, A/trans., rear window defogger, aiming at operating into May. Bruce Hence 227-574, Ron stripes Forest and Oak over the West Siders. The Shamrocks factor in the team success. mats, remote control mirror, AM radio, value This realistically will be the last McQuade 209-520, Bruce Jeroszko 200, John Martin streets. East Hartford 568- tourney. McNair, 6-1, 6-3; Marty Riessen, No. moved into the finals Tuesday night 4377. In the quarterfinals, Whitlinger 4, bested Bruce Kleege, 6-4, 6-1; Ber- There are four players appearance group, w/walls. Stk. #3563. full-blown ski weekend in New Hence 204-506, Guy Feeney 207-206-231-644. Jim Wall HELP WANTED Part-time with a 50-49 duke over Shea Realty. women machine operators was to meet another unseeded player nie Mitton of South Africa beat Tim battling for the positions; England, weather permitting, with a 226-521, Bob Cappa 502, Bill 560. Ray Duhamel 555. IMPOUNDED - Male Poodle Howie Masini and Mike Thomas Zwick 507, Mel Nelson 506, needed $3 40 hourly Please Bruce Manson, who eliminated Wilkison, 6-2, 6-4; and sixthseeded Karen Wait, Glenn NEW 1080 PICKUP $5600 handful of areas expected to squeak Mike F3995 ( S a . <3550 78 CHEV. <4095 Refusing to grant probation, a judge B ohjalian 476, Shirlev \C BLACKHAWKS ^ 5-10, 76ers 5-10. 220, Dave Chagnot 214-593, Chevette 4 Door. 4 cyl., auto., AM- Temporary or permanent. Send Resume to Box B, into the finals of the 33rd NCAA 11:16 when he drilled a 25-footer from Caprice Estate Wagon. 305 V>8, Impala 4 Door V*8, auto., air cond., has sentenced boxer Tony Ayala Jr., Eldridge 188-198-526, Kathy Personal Attention Very Butch Satlno 210-200-587, power steering & brakes, radio, FM radio, rear window defogger. E t-li, 53SSOT 0 9 A N jaMSUE c/o Manchester Herald Hockey Championships. the right circle low to the far corner auto., power steering & brakesv air the defending national Golden Gloves Knox 188-469, Jennie Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- off a feed from senior center Mark Accepts package Don Ostberg203. Ed Bachl cond.. crulsa control, luggage rack, vinyl roof. Low mileaga. Economy at its Best. North Dakota. 30-8-1, will meet the middleweight champion, to 10 years Y PeeWee hoop winners Leggitt 184-477, Jean Spera 8623 winner of tonight's other semifinal Tayior, the nation’s second leading ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) — Former 208-550, Ken Bower 232-559, tilt wheel, AM'FM radio and many more options. 79 PONT. <4095 TRUCKS 465, Lynn Davis 187-482, scorer. Louisiana State Coach Charley Rob Washington 206-574, Sunbird 2 Dr. Cpe. 4 cyl.. 4 spd.. co“ n Blue Moon copped the Y PeeWee Basketball League. Squad Help Wanted 13 between ECAC champion Cornell and Marlys Dvorak 203-491, AUTOMOBILE and TRUCK North Dakota, which has won its McClendon has accepted a $50,000 a Todd Brower 208, John radio. This is a creampuffi CCHA titlist Northern Michigan. The 79 CHEV. <5595 79 CHEV. <6995 Ayala, 1 7 , had pleaded guilty to an members, top row (1. to r.) Larry Coveil, Kevin Covell, Tim TOOLMAKERS - Machinists mechanic with stale certifica­ Jenkins 211-561, John C-10 6' Fleetside Pickup. V-6, auto.. Eileen Henson 193-508, Lin­ tion can start at $7 per hour 8 two victors meet in Saturday night’s last 13 games, had not played since year package to bwome the new Monte Carlo Coupe. 267 V-8, auto., 77 MERC. <3795 assault charge, reduced from Hickey, Mike MacDonald, Mark Brasenfield, Jeff Cappello, Apply 81 Commerce Street. Myers 224-559, Ernie Whip­ aJr cond.. power steering & brakes. air cond., power steering & brakes. da Lorbitt 189-463. P s -s -s -t! am to 4 30 pm Good working final. March 15 after sweeping Notre Dame executive director of the Tangerine Monarch Coupe. V-6. auto., air Glastonburv PTG Landau vinyl roof. AM-FM radio. Cheyenne pkg., special 2-tone, rally attempted rape, in connection with a Coach Jim MacDonald, Coach Charlie Cappello. Front, Rob conditions. All fringe benefits. "I thought the guv had taken a to capture the WCHA championship. Bowl post-season football game. ple 207, Mike Vignone 550, cond.. power steering, radio, vinyl COMPANY Telephone 633- Lika newl wheals, rustprooled and many For appointment call 688-75% Bob Oliver 550. — ^ roof and IVt a Baautyt December 1978 attack on a woman in . , J Coulombe, Sean Brophy, Tim Kennedy, Brad 7631 rrvore extras. the restroom of a drive-in theater. 79 CHEV. <4395 76 FORD <2495 The w o m a n testified her bladder was Thomas. (Rec photo) CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC LUBE PERSON - Mechanic Exhibition Baseball Monza 2+2 Hatchback Cpe. 4 cyl.. 78 CHEV. $4295 background Reliable. To Oran Torino 4 Door. V-6. auto., air ruptured in the attack. WANTED - Experienced only Top lubricate trucks and trailers. 4 spd., AM-FM radio, radlals. Like cond.. power steering & brakes, C-10 8’ Fleetside Pickup. V-6. auto, wages, /^ply; Atlas Tile, 1862 new! F^xperience necessary Second \t Dunt'din Kla •M Sun (‘U\. Anz radio, vinyl roof. power steering, radio. Very low Berlin fpke , Wethersfield, I int innati lunuiutui 2 70 Scattif (lOlunnw 2 yo mileage. ana third shift $5:25 per hour Tor.mtr. UI2 3)100x -- 7 11 I Milwaukee OriOlOOOX 7 160 563-0151 All fringe benefits For ap­ llonham SarniienUi '3' Torrus 'O' 78 CHEV. <5595 76 CHEV. <2495 Ik'aUie. WheeiiM'k '6' and Narron. Camaro LT Cpe, V-6. 4 spd., air TO BUY ( nmbt* '8' and hi“n(‘h Spilman '6' pointment call 688-75% l-ii’oint. Augusline i4> McClure i6>. cond.. power steering & brakes. Vega Sta. Wgn. 4 cyl.. 4 spd., radio. 79 CHEV. $5195 6 c o r c b o Q r d RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-11 llulliiun K dsi''' ‘ Mixiru • Roberlson ( astro i8'and Marlinez W -lail’oint L Clean) p m. and 11 p.m-7 a m shifts 8' Mt lju tn lin '9' and Whill W Bi^athe HRs- Seattle. Mover. {UK-hle AM-FM 8 Track Stereo, Vinyl roof. C-10 Panel Van. V-6. auto., po) NATI^)NAL BASKKTBALL ASSOC’ national hockey LEAGUE ASSEMBLERS & COIL A real sporty car. By Umled F’ress InU-rnaliimal NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Apply director of nursing Hultman 1/-Sarmiontu HRs- Toninto 78 B n C K <4495 steering, radio. Lika new By United l^ess International Bv United Press International WINDERS - Finger dextcrUy ( art\ (.rillin i-^slernConlerem’e Campbell (.’onference TIBNITES Salmonbrook Convalescent Ij^ingWednesday WghL Skylark 4 Door. V-S, auto., air con- CLEAN necessary Experience not Atlantic Division Patrick Division ifop 16 make playoffs) Home, off House Street. \i UraiJeniiiii Ha At Scottsdale, Ariz 80 CHEV. $AVE d., power steering, radio. W L Pci tiB W L T Pts. GF GA necessary Will train 4-day Malibu Sta WO. V-6. auto., air con- 79 CHEV. $4895 W L T Pts (;f GA Glastonbury Plea.se call 633- Minnesota lUnilHlU 260 San Diego OOUOOUlOU - I 4 1 x-Boston ® ® x-Philadelph 46 It 18 110 310 236 no 310 236 week, 10-hour day Full lime, I’ittshurgh oz^fUMiix 482 Oakland U132m0l}x 610 1 d., roof rack, power steering & v-Philadeiphia f8 22 72T 2 l^iladelphia 46 11 IB 77 CHEV. <3995 C-20 A' Fleetside Pickup. V-6, V-NYIslandrs 36 28 11 83 280 234 Buffalo 43 17 ir. 101 288 191 USED CARS 5244 7 a m to 5 :30 p m Part-time Kruksnn llarl/ell •: < and Wvneger Curtis. Ia*!* '7i Mura i8i and Tenace, brakes, radio, rustproofad. Still hat New York 3B 43 476 a v-NYRangrs . 3T, 29 10 80 283 200 lifykemservatkm How. Monta Carlo Coupe. V-8. auto., air speed, power steering & power Washington 37 43 463 23 Montreal 4T> 2010 too 308 230 MuriL HolHTts'f' Tekulve'8» andOlt Kahe\ '7' Sweet iHi. Kingman. Jones new car warranty. v-Atlanla 33 29 12 78 280 244 shifts available Apply; Able Box office now open for opiening night reservations. The winning number cond., power steering & brakes, New Jersey <7 413 27 Boston 43 2013 99 297 223 NURSES AIDES wanted for \S Siurrs L • Krukson HRs Min­ ■ 7 > Heaverlo '9'. lait ey i9i and Heath brakes, radio. Washington 26 38II 63 346 276 84 301 239 SMPRISt OtYNING Coil & Electronics, Howard nesota Randall I’lttsliurgh I’arker '(.’enlral Division Minnesota X 714 full time on all shifts. Apply VV Kingman 1/ Curiis HR-Oakland is 249-1371. Call now for a select reserved seat and dining at our El Rebote radio, vinyl roof. A real claaalcl Smvthe Division Chicago 33 2418 84 228 222 Road, Bolton i’icciolo 78 CHEV. <4595 W L Pci GB W L T ins GF GA TOMORROW.' director of nursing. Salmon- Caprice Claatic 2 Dr. V-8, auto., air 76 CHEV. <3595 NY Islanders 36 28 11 83 380 ZM CAfilER \t Davtona lieat h Kla Restaurant. Don’t miss the opening night excitement and festivities, ( f i l ­ 79 CHEV. <4295 C-10 8' Fleetalda Pickup, V-6, auto.. x-Allanta fO 80 62f v-Chiragu 33 24 18 84 228 232 X s.io 80 2B3 300 brook Convalescent Home, off Houston 1»UI1U31) 6100 cond., power steering & brakee, v-San Anlomo 40 40 fflO 10 y-St Uuis 31 3312 74 247 266 NY Rangers NURSE for physician's office. ing week schedule: Wednesday (OpensV, Thursday, (Closed Good Malibu Clatalc 4 Door. V-6, auto., 6 track stereo, rear step bumper, Atlanta S3 9 U 78 380 344 Montreal 100 4(11 Ul) 110 1 power windows, AM-FM radio, vinyl ilouslon 39 4flB 11 Fxlmontun 25 36 12 64 286 309 House Street, Glastonbury Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday air cond.. power steering, radio. equipped with a camper cap, vary Indiana 36 44 4T0 14 St Louis 31 S12 74 247 368 iUan l-aCorle -6' Roberge 'Hi and At Palm Springs. Calil Friday), Saturday. Doors open d-PM. Matinees Saturday noon. Info: roof. A Cream Puff. Vancouver 23 37 lf< 61 233 269 287 SCB Jeans-i Please call 633-5244 I'ujols (irimsles Norman'6i Kasterlv Nice family car. low mllaaga. Cleveland 36 44 4fO 14 Toronto 33 37 5 71 and Friday, 9 - 6 p.m Alter­ (hicagoiNL) 010 000 000-162 Colorado 18 4ft 12 48 220 293 29 34 13 71 279 299 I ■ .1 Nil n • 1 8 and Carter ^ l.«iCorle L Norman 549-7(310. Special group rates 525-8611.1-91 North of Hartford at East-West Detroit 16 64 200 34 Winnipeg 18 4611 47 204 299 Los Angeles 9 f $U «... 113$$ hM bMo Mrvmg lha nate Saturdays. 9-1. Call 872- Calitornia 00020000x -2 7 0 PiUsburgK 28 34 13 69 238 279 LATHE OPERATORS - With HRv Houston ( abell Utmard Mon- Mcdlothen, Capilla t7i and Blackwell. Western Conlercnce Wales Conference Homa Owner tor 87 YEARS. For a com • 1229 Mal^rnRanchMlar 8321 iro.il Mmon Service Road (Exit 33). Senior citizens, $1 at matinees.______Midwest Division Hartlurd 7 3217 87 27 290 pIMe FREE W$Rf CnON of your home 2 years’ experience. Good Olk?rr\ il>. Barr. Martinez i4i. Morns Division 64 286 309 TEL. 649-6464 l-aRoche i7i. Clear i8i and Harper VV- W L Pel (JH Kdinonton 26 38 12 by ■ Termite Control Expert, supervised benefits. Salary negotiable. W L T ins GF GA Washington 26 38 11 83 345 278 PRODUCTION WORKER for M I’omparv) Ik-ach Kla Martincz I^M cOlolhen IIR—California, v-Milwaukee ® ® ?!? 1 x-Monireal 4T. 20 10 100 306 SO by the fmeit lechrwal sUft, phoiw our Hawk Precision Co.. 303 111 inningS' (inch v-KansasCitv 4^- 3f' ® 3 neereet local ollice: Drying Plastic Sheets in walk- U s Angeles 29 34 13 71 Z79 2S9 Detroit 7 Sll 61 348 277 Burnham Street. East Hart­ 'Mlanld ua)(C3(lX)2 7 90 Denver 30 T2 366 19 Pittsburgh 28 34 13 69 238 279 in ovens Hours: 2:30 to 10 30 Texas 'lliUiiU(E30 r 12 2 (.'hicago ® n 363 19 Vancouver 23 3T7U. 61 233 209 ford, telephone 528-9845. Martlord 2f>3217 87 278 90 Quebec 7 40 9 f9 223 271 lioggs Hradlord b- Morogicllo i8i Utah 24 f6 3U0 24 Detroit 2T.3911 61 248 277 649-9240 p.m Reliabliity plus andfk'ntxJHt Jenkins Johnson i7' Lyle At Tucson. Ariz jai hlai Panlic Division Colorado 18 4f >l2 48 230 298 w m m - Adams Division willingness to work and learn San Krant isco 000 210 301 -7 133 18 46 11 47 304 299 PARKER STREET WE ARE LOOKING FOR 9 HabttKk 10 and Sundlierg Roberts W L Pel GB Winnipeg Heveland 100 000 000- I f. 1 W L T ins GF GA HISS TEUflTE CONTIOL are the major prerequisites ■ Mahiberg 'H' \S Mnrogiello L X'Los Angeles 22 72f^ - Housewives interested in Rlue. Uvelle <8). Hulland i9i and v-Bullalo 43 17 lf> 101 288 191 D#V.|lM»IWW1MMlwCMfW«r ' (Ml We will train. Call 647-9938 for Haho< k HR Texas Sample y-Seattle 26 67T 4 V Iloston 43 20 13 W 297 223 May Sadek (7i Barker Spillncr (6i. TIm 044«ftt A U f f It III C tm . making good money for part v-Phocmx M 27 663 . vMinnesota 3f. 7.14 84 301 29 USED AUTO PARTS, INC. interview. At St I'etershurg Kla Wihtol i8>. (!ruz i9) and Diaz VV’-Hlue time hours, soliciting from L liarker V'i’ortland 38 C 47!^ 20 Toronto 33 37 r 71 287 30B KansasCits (UUdSQDO 290 San Diego 3T, C ® 23 guelK>( 7 40 9 2a 271 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT our pleasant East Hartford St laiuis (IIHUIUUII 11 U • CALL ” GALS AND GUYS (ioidenntatc 24 300 34 x-ctini hed division title Office. Hourly rate. Plus com­ wanted! Good hourly rate, lAHinard Christenson '7i. (.^uisenberrL x-cimebed division Idle v clinched plavoll herih missions, plus bonuses. Hours 9' and Hogg. Korsdi. McKnaney i?i v-clinched playol! berlh bonus, commissions, paid sick Littell'9i and Simmons lAHinard 1. At Clearwater, Kla Thu..jursdav's * - Kesulls ENJdY ORdANIZED 9 a m. to 1 p.m. Call us at 569- days and holidays, paid Chicago'AL) (DO lOO 200 - f. U. 2 Korst h IIR - KansasCitv McRae Philadelphia lOQ, New York lOl 4993, ask for Teresa. vacations Conveniently Philadelphia 000910 l U --12 122 CHRP Atlanta ll7.New Jersey l(I» Thursday s Hesulls Auto Recycling and Late Model Parts At Winter Haven Kla Wortham. Pnily iTi'. Barnes ifli and Cleveland 118. Washington 111 Philadelphia f . Quebi. Carlton. Hlaslwiek Milwaukee 143. Denver 7 Buiialo 10. Detroit 1 Must have good telephone Ikiston 2m im 2Ux 9 18 I i7i l.j(irow‘ i8i anti Boone. Moreland Los Angeles 97. Utah 7 Boston 7. St Uhhs 1 C.C. PUBLIC COURSE voice and be persistent and Stewart (Quintana >4i. Stoddard i7' I? I W Carlton L Wortham HHs- Portland 96. San Diego 93 Pi(tshurgh2. Ixis Angeles2 (tiei NOW BUYING LATE MODEL and iK'mpsev (iraham i4i. Torrez. I'hilatlelphia. Sthmidt. Maddox. Johnson Friday's Games Friday's (^m es BABYSITTER WANTED: 3 motivated to earn more than Drago '6' Mat Whorter '8i and Allenson Cleveland at Braton NY Hangers at Atlanta to 5.30, Monday thru Friday just an hourly rate at a part- VS Torrez 1. Stewart HR Roston, WOPIDCIASSI’IMIHS igffiHlaigy iTiiladelphiu at New Jersey N Y. Islanders at Montreal NOW OPEN WRECKS AND JUNK CARS and school vacations. Own time job. CALL AMERICAN Hit e Atlanta at Washington Minnesota at Winnipeg m e n 's c l u b MEETINQ APRIL 10th FROZEN FOOD at 569-4993. Detroit at Houston Pittsburgh at (Colorado Transportation. Call after At [.akeland Kla Hartford at VannMiver 12 pm to 3 pm daily At Verti Reach Kla ' Night) i or« Herald.______rinting plates, .007 thick OaiVERY PERSON Vernon Circle area. Excellent Girls for part time Cheikin. 728-3946. 71 HAYNCt tTMCT WORKERS needed by position for mature individual W A IT K M WOM HAMCHCrrDt. CT MMd Manchester based agency ser­ x28‘/i'^’, 25 cents each or 5 Some housekeeping ELECTRICIAN. Licensed who enjoys working with peo­ after school and ^tarday Apply RN OR LPN, full time, 11 An Equal Opportunity Empioyor ving ten towns east of river. for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be duties in addition to stock in person ______M/F ______Part or full time. Training journeyman. Experienced in JlO% MORTGMI MA TCDFom om-cai picked up before 11 a m. ple. Experience preferable. p.m. to 7 a.m. Laurel Manor, Available by owner., handling. Good driving Good salary, uniform ■ u s RET KSTMMST provided. Previous residential, commercial, in­ I W' ONLY. 91 Chestnut Street, dustrial wiring. Past I Forest Hills 10 room I Generally speaking, the record. Monday through allowance, medical and Manchester. experience as nurse aide help­ TELEPHONE SECRETARY ful. Car essential. Good experience and employment |Ranch, 4 cptedi BOLTON $98,500 I purchase of a home is CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye Friday. 9 a m. to 3 p.m. retirement benefits. Reply to for computer assisted bedrooms. 2V5 baths, MANCHESTER $69,000 Box Y. c/o Manchester mileage reimbursement and resume required. Call 875-5905 I I Country acre conveniently cared for U &R built RAISED usually the family’s largest set,-electric welder, acetylene Opportunity for advanced WANTED FULL TIME answering service. Saturxlay, Ifireplaced family room I '< » t .. 'A. ... I _ ____ Huge 7-6 DUPLEX with 3 car garage. 16 x 24' living room, Herald. BABYSITTER ■ For 2 boys. fringe benefits. Phone River after 5:30 p.m. for appoint­ RANCH. Equipped eat-in kitchen. Formal dining room, single transaction in their outfit, aluminum ladder, student with compatible Sunday and Holidays. Paid ment for interview. land living room. Huge! new kitchen, new bath. Assumable IW c mortgage. South Windsor area. East Homemaker - Home m XRCHESTER 963,900 spacious living room with beamed cathedral ceiling. 3 lives. Reselling that home trailer tires, new electric schedule. Apply In person Person to run training, paid vacation, free I game room, kitchenj Walking distance to shopping, pool, and tennis courts and AIR CONDITIONING, Weekdays only. Call 644-8502 Health Aid Service. 643-9511 Well constructed older DUPLEX; six rooms on each bedrooms, 2 heart warming fireplaces, airy family room I is generally an even larger generator, electric lawn- parking at easy access, secure for an appointment. EOE. |w/dinette, 2 car gar., mower. Evenings, 633-7060. ‘H 'll R R I S 0 N ’ S Experienced service man, air after 6 p.m. S ta r-tu rn location. Mrs. Donovin, 527- ■ lovely treed lot. 1112,- side; Separate utilities; Walk to schools, church, shop­ retreat. Oversized sundeck leading to a 27’ pool. Garage busline. financial transaction. M f HAIN STREET conditioning, refrigeration ping and buses; Pantried ki^hens; Newer roof and plum­ Homes purchased ten 1149. 1900. and much more. DINING ROOM SET Colonial MANCHESTER. CT and heatiw. Must have state PART TIME CLERKS TEMPORARY NEWSPAPER bing; Good income; Quick occupancy. See it today. years ago have in many license. Generous company NEEDED weekend shifts on­ 8-15 n.c. lathe BURGER MERRITT, aganqr style $1,400. Call 568-1988. Serna lathe experience RN - Long term care review DELIVERY PERSON cases more than doubled in benefits. Call for appoint­ ly. Apply during the day. 7 ★ KING ^ NEEDED April 10th - 20th. 6 4 6 -inI1W ment, 871-1111 or 728-fiMO. Eleven, 509 Center Street, needed. WIN train. SO heura. coordinator for local medical value. This is due to the USED ICE SKATES, sizes 7 to HELP WANTED Part-time Paid helldaya. ExcaUanl in- review program. RN with needs men or women to work Generous pay, plus expenses. accountant. Must be familiar Manchester. full or part time nights. 5 to need as well as to apprecia­ 11, good condition. 646-8069. turanca banaflta. Apply In knowledge of Economical car required. tion and inflation. On the with preparing federal and closing or 7:30 to closing. Afternoon hours. Call 643-5273 Medicare/Medicaid Schoofs-Cfassas 19 FOR SALE - 10-horse Ariens slate income lax returns. BABYSITTER NEEDED in Mothers welcome. Apply at mornings. average a mortgage is held Please call 872-9176. Bolton Lake area. Flexible M onies, INC. Programs and U.R. by one person for less than I Snowblower, 5-spced forward, experience necessary. Car 467 Center Street. FOR THE BEST - Manchester 1 reverse, with tirechains. afternoon hours for a m. R L i a M A Manchester. BOOKKEEPER I five years. This often OPENING SOON kindergarten boy. Call 643- required for travel within Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Used one season. $550. Call PART TIME, mature person MN-TON local area. Monday thru SECRETARY needed for means that the average wanted for retail ^tical 7998, after 2 p.m. pupils per teacher, FREE in­ alter 5 pm, 646-7230. For An Exciting Soaoon. Friday work week. Mileage MARKETING REP small but fast growing troductory lesson with this ad. I homeowner may be in- sales Pearle Vision Center. CosMors, cloanor*, reimbursement. For more in­ NEEDED for entry level posi- Manchester firm. Must be Ivolved in buying and Equal Opportunity Employer. LANDSCAPE LABORERS - experienced in all phases of Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. RCA COLOR TV-25’’ Asking countor HELP. Mature. Own transportation. RN OR LPN. 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. formation call Marge at tion at fast growing selling five or six homes in I $650. Excellent condition. Call Call 643-4259 or 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. every H.C.P.S.R.O. 525-3066. progressive Manchester com­ office procedures, or a COVENTRY $70,500 a lifetime. This is why it is Coll Mr. Wilton Willing to work. New England willingness to learn. Accuracy Condomlntuma 22 568-6030. Landscaping. 528-4973 after 5 other Tuesday. 11 p.m. to 7 pany. College background CONTEMPORARY WITH A VIEW I so important to have com- PART TIME DEPENDABLE 649-6000 AN O P P O R T U N IT Y , with figures a must. Send pm. a m. and 7 a m. to 3 p.m. preferred. Send resume and MANCHESTER - Convenient­ COVENTRY $75,900 You owe it to yourself to inspect this unique property. I petent, professional help in | FLEA MARKET, May 10th, & EXPERIENCED Nursey Evt. 649-5900 every other Saturday or Sun­ REJOIN THE ‘BUSINESS salary requirements to P.O. resume and salary require­ MANCHESTER $73,900 School Teacher Wanted im­ ly located Town-House Con­ Newly painted interior and exterior gives this generously Charm galore, balcony bedroom, wrap around deck, split (these large, vital transac- First Congregational Church. WENDY’S OLD FASHIONED day. Laurel Manor. 91 Chest­ WORLD ” - Join the Office Box 1526 Manchester, Conn. ment to - P.O. Box 1526 7 room Brick RANCH; Fireplaced living room and family mediately Call 649-5531 Manchester, Conn. dominium. 2 Bedrooms, 1 1/2 sized 9 room COLONIAL the refreshness you’ve been fieldstone fireplace, wide board floors, insulated glass I tions. 837 Main Street, East Hart­ HAMBURGERS is looking for nut Street. Staff of an expanding room; 3 bedrooms: 2 baths; 2 car garage; Large back ford Tables, $10 Call 568-9204 HARDWARE CLERK - Part Manchester Wholesale baths, wall to wall carpeting, waiting for; 2'4 baths; 4 bedrooms; 1st floor family with southern exposure making for passive solar. Call and experienced cashiers for BEAT INFLATION. Sell applicanced kitchen. porch; Convenient highway access! Call today for more or 568-6042. COUNTER HELP WANTED. time. Knowledgabie in basic BICYCLE MECHANIC Distributor, Steady, full time Avon. You don’t need DOG KENNEL ASSISTANT. room; basement rec room and office. See it soon! inspect.______Part lime, must be 18 or Plumbing Sc Electrical. lunch. Starting hourly wage 8^/m onth includes heat and details. between 13.50 and 83.75 depen­ WA-NTED. Must have shop employment Benefits and experience and you'll have fun Part time to full time. Must older Apply at Bess Eaton Conyers Hardware. have flexible hours. hot water. Immediate oc­ Havt you thought BOYS CLOTHES. Sizes 3 to ding upon experience. Apply experience. Call 643-7111 or Paid Vacation. Find out more meeting new pmple and earn 12. Suits, jerseys, summer Donuts. 150 Center Street. Manchester. 646-5707. details. Phone Joni, 643-9147, good money, too. Call 523- Experience preferred but will cupancy. 289-1717. •bout moving Into a Manchester, Wendy's Old Fashioned Ham­ 64fr3998. Dave or Jim. shorts Excellent condition. 52 burgers, West Service Road, for an interview. 9401. tram right person. Must be larger homa7 Qlva ua a BEAT INFLATION: Sell able to deal with people. South Hawthorne Street 2 to Avon. You don’t need Hartford, (in front of Jai call hara at the otfica ol 4, Friday and Saturday. Alai I. Driver license necessary. Business & Service OPEN HOUSE TEDFORD REAL Probale Nolice experience and you'll have fun PRINTER Sheridane Kennels. 228-9089. WUTISYOU) meeting new people, and earn HELP WANTED HOW WORTH? Tills WEEKEND ESTATE; CENTURY 21, EUROPEAN HEALTH SPA NOTICE TO CREDrrORS Rt. 44A Bolton Notch, MEMBERSHIP, Eight EST.\TE OF ARTHl'R POCUOT aka good money too! Call 646-3685. FIBER GLASS SPINNER. No PARTS DISMANTLER CUSTODIAL - Full time I We will inspect your I JOSEPH POl'LIOT Openings' in Manchester and experience necessarv. will jproperty and provide I Bolton 647-9914 and let months, $175 . 646-0841 days. The Hon William E FitzGerald. Part lime printer to cleaning school buildings. East Hartford. train. Call 646-5778, niday, Mutt have oam toola. lyou with a suggested I ua ahow you what wa Judje. of the Court of Probate, CUSTOHR REUITIONS o p e r a te a 1250-W Pleasant working conditions. Dirtnct of Manchester at a heanna between 11 and 2. Apply In peraon |asking price. No “high I MOVING- Extra fine fur­ Good pay and benefits. Apply have avallabla lor you. nishings Dining room set, held on March 20 IMO ordered that all GENERAL OFFICE CLERK Multlllth. in person - Facilities Services Ipressure’’ plenty of I Wa handle all forma of In- claims must be presented to the - Must have pleasant phone SOUTH WINDSOR mirrors, sofas, smoked glass fiducun- on or before June 20, 19R0 or SECRETARY/BOOK- Office, 771 Main Street, South I ideas to help sell. Per-1 • uranca Including personality and ^ood typing Trainee Isonalized service! AI tables, etc. Call 649-1024. be b arrrt as b>- law provided Flexible on our day shift. KEEPER, full or part time to AUTO PARTS, Inc Windsor, Conn. raaldantial, commarclal A Pearl J Huliman. skills. Diversified duties. iGood Wage and Fringe. work in Vernon area. Icall to us will give you | Ass t Oerk Immediate opening. Call For more Information, Schanck Road ■action. larma, ao whether you are FULL SIZE BEDROOM SET, The fiducur>- is [Previous experience or | Manufacturing experience DEMONSTRATORS Lawn-A-Mat. 331 Summit preferable. Send resume to South WIndtor, Ct. buying or aalllng call the white formica, modern. $200 Rita Fraher IcoHege courses con- please contact the Per­ WANTED - Have you thought MERRITT, agency Trundle bed, $’?5. Two chrome 22 Hackmatack Street Street. Manchester for inter­ Elicott Manufacturing Co., boat, TEDFORD! Isidered. sonnel Department, 646- 06074 of going to work? Show 'fop 646-1180 office chairs $10 each. 646- M ancb^er. CT 06040 view appointment. 649-8667, P.O. Box 1129, Manchester, Quality Merchandise. 072-03 4571 before 11 am between 9 a m. and 4 p.m. 1222. ext. 481. CT 06040. Equel Oppoftuii^ Emplerer Dutchmaid Clothing. 1-423- I Send resume to Box BB | 4216. 35 SASS DRIVE IWANCHESTER I c/o Manchester Herald Sanlcai Ottarad 31 Services Ottered 31 Peinting-Pepering Building Contracting 33 DID YOU KNOW? WE BUY Sc SELL USED SECRETARY for Custom Built Contemporary with 7 large rooms, FURNITURE ■ One piece or MANCHESTER Engineering firm. Minimum fireplace, family room, 2‘A baths, formal dining room, 2 INVITATION TO BID A&W PAINTING Contrac­ FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY Prevent creasing by) entire household. Cash On The MEMORIAL three years experience. car attached garage. Be the first owner of this Brand New Line Furniture Barn 646- Typing 60 wpm, shorthand 90 tors. Quality painting and - Remodeling and Additions. I crumpling tissue paper! The Town of Bolton is seeking bids to dispose of 7 surplus items HOSPITAL paper hanging at reasonable Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Home!! I between folds of clothing in | 0865. wpm. Send resume or call. Dir Corner ol 111 6 4 Rl M at Sunset Mobil Gas Station turn onto Vernon approved for disposition by the Board of Selectmen: Ti HAYNES t T n e r r Fuss and O'Neill, 210 Main rates. Fully insured. Free years’ experience! For Free la suitcase or packing box. MANCHEtTER, CT Estimates. Call Wayne 649- Estimates, call 646-4239 St I Heading North i Turn lelt on Kennedy Road to lelt on Kent Rd to lirst MEDITERRANEAN STYLE 11 Tractor Shovel Cab Probate Notice Street. Manchester, 646-2469. left iSass Road I EOE EOE. 7696. MAGNAVOX STEREO. 21 1970 Snow Plow Court of Probate, District of JOIN US Excellent condition! Mirror Manchester PROFESSIONAL BUILDING 31 1951 Road Grader NOTICE OF HEARING PERSONAL Paperhanging ■ residential and commercial ON and sconces goes with it. Best 41 1972 Dump Truck ESTATE OF LILLIAN W for particular people, by Dick. remodeling, additions SATURDAY or SUNDAY offer 647-1150, keep trying. 5i 4‘2 Sickle Bar DeMERCHANT deceased Call 643-5703 anytime. aluminum siding, new con Pursuant to an order of Hon William Income Tax Services March 29 & 30 11 AM to 5 PM 6i Mobile Radios i3i E FitzGerald. Judge, dated March 19. struction. Fully insured 646- h m mi, PROFESSIONAL PAINTING 71 5-Reel Gang Mower 1960 a heanng will be held on an 4879. TEDFORD HEAL ESTATE applicatK^ praying that an instrument c n o u p I : A inett xHfxIxtton ol REAlTOns lervlng ih* greater - Interior and exterior. * TAG SALES purporting to be the last will and testa­ Sealed bids, marked as such, will be received at the address Mjincheite'r eree w h h more M lveftl^ng eMpertlse, Commercial and residential. ment of iaid deceased be admitted to SINGLE ROOM ADDITIONS TAG,RUMMAGE SALE - below from 9:00 A M. March 28.1980 to 5 .00 P.M. April 10,1980. probate as in said application on file impjvct 4nd efficiency for both buyer* «nd sellen. Free estimates. Fully in­ - Sun Decks. Patio Doors INCOME TAX PREPARA­ March 29th., 9 to 3. RHAM Bids will be opened on April II, 1980 at 10:00 A M. Contact the more fully appean. at the Court of sured. 646-4879 Reasonable Prices For free Probate on April 7. i960 at 10 00 A M BOLTON TION SERVICE - At your 871-2671 Keep Smiling High School, Hebron Plants, office for details. Office of Selectmen, 222 Bolton Center Rd . Pearl J Hultman. estimates Call Joe. 646-1519 Separate in-law apartment included with home. 20 Years Experience. J.P. LEWIS Sc SON- Custom REAlTV Food, Treasures Benefit Bolton. Ct 06040. phone 649-8743. The Town of Bolton reserves Ass t Clerk Be Happy 07WO this beautiful Colonial home. 4V, acres of Dan Mosler, 649-3329, or 525- GIVE TAX PROBLEMS the Decorating, Interior Sc INC Exchange Concerts. the right to accept or reject any or all bids. MASONRY. All types of con­ open and landscaped property, ideal for 8263. ole 1-2 punch! Tax Coniora- Exterior Painting, crete work and repairs. Henry P. Ryba tion of America, SECfOND Paperhanging & Remodeling, Fieldstone a specially. Free 230 Hartford Tpk., Vernon Circle, Vernon, C t 06066 40 First Selectman would-be gardeners. Huge fireplaced fami­ Household Goods Probate Notice FORMS ANALYST ly room, formal dining room. Newly largest Tax Service is FIRST Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. estimates. Call after 5, 643 0604)3 in convenience. Your home- or Call 649-9658. 1870. NOTICE TO CREDITORS remodeled family sized kitchen. Five INCOME TAX- Done in your REFRIGERATORS TAG SALE for "Fishermen’’ ESTATE OF CHARLES J CONWAY We’re looking for a Forms Analyst to join my office. 647-9426. Pauline Washers / Ranges, used, and others Sunday March The Hon J Stewart Slockwell. Judge, bedrooms, four full baths. Now $149,500. home. Six years experience. Kozuck. LEE PAINTING - Interior & RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 our Printing Department. This individual Cali for very Reasonable guaranteed and clean. New 30lh, from 9 a m. to 4 p.m., at of the Court of Probate. District of T—------Exterior “Check My Rate COVENTRY - 25 Acres with 6 MANCHESTER - Colonial Hebron at a hearing held on 3 S 80 will be responsible for assisting home of­ 649-2813 R ates. 646-5346. W alter shipment damaged, G.E Sc 371 West Middle Turnpike, Legal Notice WOlVERTON A ia C Y B efore You D e co ra te ” . BIDWELL HOME Improve­ room Western Ranch. Only 4 overlooking park. 6 spacious Manchester. Rain or shine. ordered that all claims must be fice departments in the initial develop­ Zingler. rooms. Hardwood floors. FRIGIDAIRE, Low prices. presented to the fiduciary on or before Dependable. Fully Insured ment Co. Expert installation years old. With central air, B D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main There will be something for Town of Andover June 21. 1960 or be barred as by lav ment ol their business forms and 646-1653. oi aluminum siding gutters need pasture, out buildings, Garage. $54,900. Fireside. 643- Street. 643-2171. everyone! provided associated procedures. Person will ana­ -I*'/' INCOM E TAX ponds, brook and much 8030. Kathleen M Sawyer, Clerk DAN WADE- Have your In and trim Roofing installation lyze the forms as they relate to office 17 ACRES WOODLAND PREPARATION. Reasonable and repairs 649-6495. 871-2323 Puhlir Hraring of Planning A The fiduciary is come Taxes pr^aredprepared expert-expert jn your home or 'P * ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! TAG SALE - Large assort­ Zoning Commiaaion Manan E Conwav procedure and paperwork systems. The with 6-F room aluminum sided Cape. 2 : inde Agency 646-4!1200. Lots-Lend for Sate 24 Custom made draperies, slip­ ment household items and m East St ROOFER WILL Install Rooi clothing 20 Fulton Road. Special Permit Hebron. Conn 06248 position Involves suggesting alternate i!fi i i i i i car garage, small barn, 390’ frontage. R&R HEBERT PAINTING - covers and upholstery. Budget The Town Planning Sc Zoning Commission of Andover. Connec­ 0664)3 solutions where desirable and designing Siding or Gutter for Low OWNKR ASKING $53,000 for 6 BOLTON - 2 1/2 acres term s Arrangedanged. Call 289-2331 Saturday March 29th, 10 a m. Excellent value at $64,900. I n te r io r Sc Exterior. Room Cape Conveniently ticut. will hold a public hearing in the lower level of the Town forms for most economical manu­ Discount Price. Call Ken at Wooded with brook. Nice lot or 646-1000. to 3 p.m, “Guaranteed Quality 647-1566. located. Aluminum siding. Office Building, at 7:30 P M , Monday March 24, 1980 on the facturing. Workmanship! ” Call 649-7718. with 200 foot frontage. $25,000 Liquor Permit KEITH REAL ESTATE 6464126 Basement garage. Call 643- firm. Call 643-9104. TAG SALE - Inside, Tuesday- following petition SPECIALISTS IN HOME 35 Person should have a Bachelor's degree J t M Healing-Plumbing 6927, Thursday Collectibles, Notice of Application WE DARE YOU IMPROVEMENT- Roofing, TEACHERS - Experienced JMISC. FOR SALE Comics, Dolls, Post Cards. Route 6 - Petition of Mrs Martha Roberts for a special permit This IS to give notice that 1. PETER in addition to 3-4 years’ experience as a IraMUtUon Ol Aluminum Storm Remodeling Additions. R.P. e x te rio r p a in te rs. Now Real Wanted 28 T TSAOL'SIS of 231 ELLINGTON TO FIND A Ooon, Window*. Roll-Up Aw- NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet MANCHESTER - Immaculate Estate Quilts. Prints, Books. 10-2:30, to open a Consulting Service in her home As in accord with Ar­ Forms Analyst. However, in place ol edu­ Roushon Builders, Inc., 633- booking for Spring-Summer ticle V Section 02.01 of the Andover Connecticut Zone RD . EAST HARTFORD. CT have CLEANER OR MORE nlf)M Conoploo A Shutlot*. Odd repairs, plugged drains 2-family Flat. 5-4. Ceramics Articles for Sale 41 133 Spruce Street filed an application placarded March cation, we will also consider eight or more SIZM. Alio, OloM A Scrotn 3654. work. Free estimates kitchen faucets replaced baths. 3 zone heat. Separate SELLING your house? Call us Regulations 13. 1960 with the Liquor Control Com­ COMPLETE TWO Reasonable rates. 649-5873. first and we’ll make you a mission lor a RE5TTAI RANT WINE 4- years’ experience in forms designing. repaired, rec rooms driveways. Marion E. Robert­ HAY FOR SALE ■ Timothy Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 FAMILY - - - NEW 137 WlndtorYlllo Rd. 623-2892 INCOME TAX cash offer! T.J. Crockett. .At this hearing interested persons may appear and be heard and BEER for the sale of alcoholic liquor ■rood Brook, Ct. AIMr A P.M. bathroom remodeling, heat son, Realtor. 643-5953. Hav for Horses and Cows on the premises 706 H.ARTFORD RD . We offer complete medical and dental USED, OR OTHER­ PREPARATION Call Janet S. DAN SHEA PAINTING Sc modernization, etc. Free Realtor. 643-1577. written communications will be received A copy of the applica­ MANCHESTER CT Gworek after 6 p.m. for an ap­ $1 ‘75 large bale. Call 742-9128. HOME SWEET HOME programs, an incentive savings plan, tui­ DECORATING. Interior and Estimate gladly given M & M GLASTONBURY - Young and Complete health -guard tion requesting the above approval and plot plan are on file in The business will be owned bv WISE! CALL FOR pointment at your con­ exterior. Also wallpapering. MAY WE BUY your home’’ L tion aid. and subsidized transportation. Plumbing Sc Healing. 649-2871 lovely 3 Bedroom Ranch, facilities Cats also. Canine the Office of the Town Clerk. Town Office Building GEORGE PETER KARAMANOLIS DETAILS! C&M TREE SERVICE - Free venience. 644-0194 Quality craftsmanship! Call Quick, fair, all cash and no COLOR TV, RCA XLIOO - 19’’ 4 PETER T TSAOI'SSIS of all reside Our downtown Hartford location puts res­ Nice yard, with garden area. 1974 model. Portable. Good HolidaIV Inne. 200 Sheldon at 231 ELLINGTON RD EAST estimates, discount senior 646-5424. problem. Call Warren E. Dated in Andover. Connecticut this 13th and 21st dav of March, taurants. shopping, cultural and sporting BOnORE AGENCY 647-1413 citizens. Company $61,900 Fireside. 643-8030. condition. $125. Cali 643-4066. Road Manchester 646-5971. 1980 HARTFORD CT and will be con­ MOVING LARGE U G L Y Howland, Realtors. 643-1108 ducted by PETER T TSAOI'SSIS as events all around you. Manchester-owned and APPLIANCES - Cellars, At­ permittee operated. Call 646-1327. BATHTUBS TOWN PLANNING Sc ZONING COMMISSION OF Peter T Tsaoussis MANCHESTER tics cleaned. Odd jobs done. Building Contracting 33 PMcmEDUcai ANDOVER Dated this 19th day of March I960 Please send your resume and salary re­ Also will buy anything. Call RIOLAZIBas Ml,900 Cape, 6 rooms, eat-in kitchen with In Home Guarantee quirements to Florence Johnson in our BiM TREE SERVICE - 644-1775 New listing in Andover. Six $31,900! Four room ranch John L Kostic. Chairman Uf2-03 pantry, formal dining room, 3 bed WES ROBBINS Carpentry Chip Repair on . large lot. U rge out­ Personnel Department. Specialist in tree and stump porcelain & plus rooms in this full Mary Keenan. Secretary removal. Free estimates. remodeling specialist. Ad­ building for possible gar­ rooms, enclosed rear porch, large PROFESSIONAL HOUSE Fiberglass. Spray i dormered cape. Four plus Senior citizen discount. 24 ditions, rec rooms, dormers, U31-03 open front porch, 2 car garage with a CLEANING - One time or built-ins, bathrooms, Appliances ® bedrooms, full basement age or workshop Nice hour, year round service. 643- weekly basis. Excellent Cabnets Display at Ihr^SSSnc THE BARR0W8 CORNER INVITATION loft. $56,900. kitchens, 649-3446. and two car detached gar­ porch. Call Ed Crandall 7285. SPECIAL WINTER references. Call Eagle Home 6 HIGHLAND ST„ E H BARROWS/MERRILL LYNCH REALTY 742-8954. RATES! Maintenance. 623-0858. GNU TUB OF NEW ENGLAND age. Ed 742-8954. TO BID n iM C X AGENCY 6464200 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY (203) 526-8200______TOWN OF MANCHESTER FOUESTHUS CUSTOM CAK EXPERT PAINTi NG and Carpentry and general con­ 1 Sealed proposals for in­ Eight room colonial with 4 Fascinating floor plan! MANCHESTER FOREST HILLS LANDSCAPING Specializing tracting. Residential and Very special home. stalling new ceiling in the Eli The Difference commercial. Whether it be a bedrooms, 2>At baths, super High on the hill. View of Hartford in Exterior House Painting. Flooring 36 Economical to heal. 3 LEGAL NOTICE Terry School Gym, Bid No. 79- is Downtown. small repair job, or a custom inground pool, huge and the valley. 8 room U & R Tree pruning, spraying, FLOORS UNLIMITED - bdrms,. FR w/fireplace. 80-134, South Windsor, At The Travelers. built home or anything in kitchen and family room. The Zoning Board of Appeals at a meeting on March 24. Colonial. 4 bedrooms. 214 baths, 2 car mowing, weeding. Call 742- Floor, Carpet, Upholstery FLOORSANDING Sc Beautiful masterbdrm. Connecticut, will be received Care. Double-Cleaning between call 646-137!319 Call Dave Saunders 643- made the following decisions: THE TRAVELERS 7947. REFINISIIING - Floors like New cedar siding, Mike at the Olfice of Director of garage set on % acre lot. Do we have Method. Free Estimates. Call CARPENTRY Sc MASONRY - new. Specializing In older 0303. Appl No 711 — The Travelers Insurance Comparves to say more? Oh yes— gas heat, BRICK, BLOCK, STONE 643-5434. floors. Natural and stained 666-3098 Facilities Services, Union One Tourer Square Harttxd.Conn 06115 Additions and Remodeling. lOlTON asking $99,900. Fireplaces, concrete. floors. No waxing any more. MMCHESTDI Arline R Noch —98V Bush Hill Road- Variance approved with School. 771 Main Street until •in ^Quei :>ppi’iy..y®®is Reich 644-1727. Education reserves the right New Duplex. 2 bedrooms, 1V4 sured. Martin Matson, 649- Of Ail Kinds. Call Robert Jar­ classified IColtsfoot Circle, Cattail Dr., April Dr., Addison Ibxperienqe. M3-4953. 646-1190. 4431. vis for estimates, 643-6712. Appl No. 715 — to waive any informalities in baths, seperate basements, gas fur­ Bids; to reject any or all bids; iRd., Worthington Rd.. Griswold St., & Great| Philip Blanchette et al — 50-52 Bissell Street — Variance ap­ naces and driveways, vinyl siding. proved or to accept the one that in ISwamp Rd. their judgment will be for the $86,900. Appl No 717- best interest of the School ATTENTION!! EVENING HERALD CUSSIFIED ADVERTISERS: ■ S Harry F. and Mary H. Mull — 160 Middle Turnpike West — HOWUWIKALTORS 643-1108 Department, Town of South ■Own your own buHinraa and have your own| Special Exception and variances approved with conditions. Windsor. MARNA/BOAT YARD FOR SAU Looking for You don’t have Eldward L. Very Ispentling money for the coming summer. ■ new home? lo shell out much AH variances and Special Exceptions shall have an effective Director of Business and Real Estate, located on dale in accordance with the Connecticut General Statutes X You’ll find to get big results. Facilities Services large Clearwater lake in Central Ct. * B njtrfasr. f|i 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE Office & showroom—r^ i r bays plus Notice of these decisions has been filed in the Town Clerk’s of­ South Windsor Call fice Public Schools 44’xl2’ live-in trailer. Gas pump ser­ 647-9946 or 647-9»47, vice. B ^ t storage area and floating Zoning Board of appeals 771 Main Street, ask for Chris. Edward Coltman. ^ r e ta r y South Windsor, docks. Mercury Motor franchise. Call f * Dated this 28th day of March. 1980. Connecticut ' for information. CALL 6 4 3 -2 7 1 8 after 5 p.m. or 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 during business hours 8.30-S 073-03 064-03 F I SHECW KALT08S 643-2121 U - EVENING HERALD, Fri„ March 28, 1980 Punuta — ChariM M. Schulz EyENING HERALD, Fri., March 28, 1980— 1,5 Frank and Ernest >lutot For Solo 61 For Solo SI Autos For Solo 61 Autos For Solo 61 HElL BE PETRIFIEP ACROSS 3 Squeezed out Answer to Previous Puzzle 1976 HONDA aVIC. 34,000 HERE'S THE FIERCE EXCEPT FOR STUFFING 4 Northern 1978 CHEVETTE, two door. K N 1 T 8 0 R 0 BECAUSE HE KNOWS 1 Female saint 5 Open to view 0 R B Four speed, excellent condi­ miles. Excellent running con­ RATTLESNAKE CRAWLIN6 A BLANKET IN 1 A N T 1 C t 0 D THEREI5N0PEFEN5E (sbbr.) 6 Ball of paper 0 U MAY X h a v e tion. $ ^ . 643-9725 between 8 dition. $2,900. 646-5823. R b b y z E D T E 8 L A L A 0 ALONG THE 6R0UNP... HIS MOUTH! 4 Bends down 7 Walk with 1968 CADILLAC, clean, A6AINSTA E 8 8 A Y R 0 0 M 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. ------difficulty excellent- condition. Full By ADigaii van Suren 8 Swiss capital f A E R THE LEISURE " ------^ Z " RATUE5NAKE.. 0 po'wer. 82,000 original miles, Hoovy Equipment 12 Diving bird 8 Whiten 0 n C 1 N F O Q Y R E 1973 TOYOTA COROLLA - 63 13 Elliptical 9 Age Automatic. Good condition. Nelew firestone 721 steel belted Junk for Solo 8 0 V 0 E A D Y A U P S S C T I O N 7 radials. $795. 643-2323. 14 Laughing bird 10 Fabulous bird H 1 8 8 M U L E P 8 1 Economical. $1400.CaII 6 ^ 15 Broke bread \ i Compass 1 N E Z c j 3027. A L T 0 16 Sweet smell point I f A A 8 E E 18 Steering 17 Not fattened K N 0 T 8 K 1 F E HONDA 1978 hatchback. ICan 1972 W HITE apparatus' 19 Normandy 0 0 p 8 W jA M 1 fo R R This Counselor Qll»UntwjF««>.ftlrndic2284-2 HEARD each. Call 643-4702 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT top. pleated \i9 ^ (e rio r. #2576-2 you’re a “sir” or a “madame.” THIS TWO-HEADED, OVER HERE SO I CAN TAKE CARE OF 'IM ! 4IM! p o - 400 square feet Piccadilly CRITTER? ITJ Playing percentages pays Musical Instruments 44 Square, Talcottville. Call 643- DEAR ABBY; I went out to dinner recently with friends 9016 for an appointment. and asked for a doggie bag for the leftover rolls, as I heard ace and queen of trumps This 1 2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ 79 DATSUN 280ZX $9395 75 CUTLASS $2695 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 passenger Coupe. 5 spd . AC. AM /FM stereo, pre- 8 5 6 that according to the laws, once a basket of rolls is placed on pickled West's 10. cluding Ovations, plus free 2 Dr Hardtop. 260 V-8. auto.. PS, sterling sliver, blue ' ^ E * a to» S fV .» calaiyst reg gas. sold new & serviced by us. Ice blue your table, they are not to be served to anyone elec. NORTH East led a second heart case with this ad. Carlos IVanfsd to Rent 57 & silver corduroy interior. #2674-1 metallic, black int. ii'2620-l My friend said I was mistaken — that bread and dinner The Professor ruffed again guitars 60': off. Rivers Music. »J953 and led his nine of trumps to 7 Main Street. New Britain. roils should not be taken home. I left the crackers because T"ire$tone they were individually wrapped in cellophane and could be ♦AQJS4 East’s jack. Another heart 225-1977, Lavawavs. 78 VW SCIROCCO $6995 76 GRANAUA $2395 ♦ K 10 9 2 lead forced the Prof to ruff WANTED. Efficiency apart­ used again. 4 Spd.. AM /FM stereo & cassetle. AC. silver finish, 4 Dr Sedan Small V-8. PS, auto., good solid family WEST EA$T the third time. He was down ment for single working man. Deluxe Champion' Who is right? Antiques 48 black int Locally owned & serviced 12646-1 car. silver finish, m aroon vinyl Interior. #2539-1 MARGARET H. ♦ 10 3 ♦ KJ54 to one trump, but that was Would consider sharing ♦ AK107 4 ♦ Q862 enough to pull East's five expenses with someone with WANTED - Antique Fur­ RADIAL DEAR MARGARET: You are. < ♦ 9 7 6 3 ♦ 108 spot. Then he ran off the five niture. Glass. Pewter, Oil apartment with extra ♦ A7 ♦ J53 good diamonds and conceded bedroom. Call 228-3586 Paintings, or Antique Items, 78 MALIBU $3495 75 GRANADA $2295 WHITEWALLS SOUTH one club at the finish. between 3pm and 6 pm. 2 Dr. Sedan, 6 cyl.. 3 spd., AC, AM /FM , bright red. CONFIDENTIAL TO REDHEAD FROM STINK- R Harrison, Phone 643-8709. 4 Or. Sedan, 19.000 mi., auto., PS, small V-0. dark The Flintatonea — Hanna Barbara Productions ♦ AQ9IK2 "Why did you play the maroon, black cloth interior i((2678-2 # 2 5 0 7 -1 Radials actually priced lower POOL: If a man wants to be held, there’s no need to q.... queen of trumps instead of the hold him; if he doesn’t want to be held, nothing on THEN I'D KNOW, A N T IQ U E S & □ AUTOMOTIVE than our bias belted tires in OH, I WISH I ♦ K2 nine at your second trump COLLECTIBLES - Will most sizes during this sale only! earth will hold him. And that goes for women, too. COULD READ THIS ONCE An d f o r a l l , ♦ Q864 lead? Wouldn’t you have lost purchase outright, or sell on NEW, CODED , JUST HOW OLD three trump tricks if West had 75 DATSUN B21D $2595 Vulnerable; East-West commission. Houselot or Autos For Sale 61 77 PINTO $3195 Getting married? Whether you want a formal NUM&ER SYSTEM.'' MRS. V/An ROCKWAV been dealt king-three instead single piece. Telephone 644- Very, very sharp little red 2-Door. Just over 16.000 2 Dr Sedan. 4 cyl., 4 spd., reg. gas. W e just don't get church wedding or a simple do-your-own-thing IS/ Dealer: North of tcn-lhrec?" enough cars like this, frost white, blue Interior. 8962 mi., auto,, PS. AM/FM stereo & 8-track. Just what ceremony, get Abby’s new booklet, "How to Have a Weft North Eait South "It was a matter of percent­ WE PAY TOP PRICES for your daughter wantsi if2679-1 # 2 6 8 2 -1 wrecked and junk cars. A & B Lovely Wedding.” Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 Y Pass Pass 4 ♦ age and in the long run the 49 Wanted to Buy Auto Salvage, used auto parts. I p e r t i r e cents) self-addressed envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Pass Pass Pass winning player takes the best Call Tony 646-6223. t 75 DATSUN 71D $3295 Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. W 212. percentage play If trumps OLD WOODEN CHAIRS. 76 TRIUMPH & 7 $3895 were going to break 3-3 all Save on this ^ ^ • 2 Dr. HT, OHC 4 cyl. This is a strong running engine, DRESSERS & TABLES - Any I'UiN 11 plays were equal 1 was only CAMARO 1975 - V-8. A M /F M /C assi^^V r ^ r 36.000 mi., radials. arctic nice & clean, just w hat you're looking fori Frost white, Opening lead:V K condition. Will buy one or a .10(1 old concerned with 4-2 breaks automatic. Interior exterior while, black in?1»2697*1 black vinyl bucket seats. #2576-1 REG. *46 house lot Call 872-2590. My play was going to win excellent shape Runs great. ! M.« ' hrg SM 9 ip»t (,»»• against 10 x or J x and would Asking $3,100. 643-7736. f t 76 RABBIT $3695 75 RABBIT $3095 •IMfiVTSItl.t IH.Mt 1.1 !M9 8 4 0 . 6 5 only cost me against K x. The 2 Dr Hatchback, good perform ing front wheel drive. 2 Or. Sedan. Hatchback. 4 spd.. 4 cyl.. front wheel RENTALS •IM7.vw»Ri;i HR7H 11 •SI 4 3 . 9 5 Now ymi can all the advanlajfcs odds were two to one in favor 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO - 4 spd., radio. 1 owner car. chrome yellow black Int. drive, vinyl bucket seats. AM radio, #2504-1 PI8.VKOHUJ C H 7 H 11 ■ h6 4 5 . 9 5 of rufiiuls -gas oconomy, long wear, By Oswald Jacoby of my play and that is pretty Bucket seats, one owner. 1 2 6 5 7 -1 •IMTfi/TfiltM HR7H M 4 4 . 9 5 and superl) traction - at a price less and Alan Sontag good odds ” Rooms lor Rent 52 Needs some body work. $800. V______J rha Born Losar — Art Sanaom F lH 5 /7 M tH L R 7H M W 4 6 . 9 5 than most of our bias belu*d tirt**. Get P s tro q ro p h Call 646-4288, or 565-4672. (NEWSI'AF'EH ENTERPRISE ASSN | THOMPSON HOUSE - Cen­ P195/7.SK M KR7H U f)7 4 7 . 9 5 th»‘S4* radial iTenufits, N O W at reduced The Professor’s four-spade PJ0.V7f.HM ;; F R 7 K M 62 5 1 . 9 5 prices 1 opening is not recommended trally located. Downtown Bernice Bede Osol WOT (TCTTlUfc A (For a copy ol JACOBY Manchester. Kitchen PJI.S/7.5HM r.R 7K 14 64 I 5 3 . 9 5 here, but the Professor tends P2#.V7.5Rl.S PR7H \h 1 5 3 . 9 5 MODERN, send $1 lo. "Win at privileges. Call 649-2358, 6.‘> ' COCT-OF-LlVlUto RAl$e 15 to bid as the spirit moves him P J 1 V 7 5 R ^ .^ (;R 7H If. 66 1 5 4 . 9 5 Bridge," care of this newspa­ HURRY... LEO (July 23-Aiig. 22) The and not necessarily as WANTED JUNK AND LATE P22.S/7.SR1.S H R7N IS 71 1 6 0 1 9 5 per. P.O Box 489. Radio Oily 2 ROOMS -1 Free, 1 $20 week­ MODEL WRECKS - Cash demands on your purse for your writer’s recommend. P2.3V7f)Rl.S I.R7J4 |,S KO ' 6 5 . 9 5 Limited tim e offer? Station, New York. At Y ly; mature male and female. Paid Call Parker Street Used own needs and those of others He ruffed the heart lead cfour could be a bit heavy today. 10019 I (5ne with License for errands Auto Parts. Inc. 649-3391 *4 nb ir**d de«i|n and promptly played out his ^ M o t o r All p r u rt piuv lix im l cild i S ales VIRGO (Aug. 23-8«pt. 22) Usual­ and meals. Private entrance. •.\0 HIDDEN EXTRAS The advertised < % i r t h d a y 285 Broad St Manchester •Written warranties on ALL price of the st»r\ice is the price you p>ay. ly you're quite methodical, but Call 649-5459. 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN today you may act without hav­ - 428, 4 barrel. $500, or best, 643-4165 warranted products and semccs. ing a sound plan. The results «3sa 238 CHARTER OAK STREET offer. Call 649-6410. anytime. March 29.19M could be far less than what you ■ Room with private entrance. Doing good work whether you're hoped for. A78-13 BlackwaU Suitable lor older working sett-employed or In the service of UBRA (Sept. 227 SOUTH WINDSOR - Elegant 3 bedrtKjiiis Radiant fireplace. c * « 0 S r h lA I'M lx)W rent Option (179-3). 236- ri646. Locators, small fee "Come out from behind there. C'mon, I dare h 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. yal" EAST HARTFORD - Secluded DllLOnV4e Svw iee S ^ u ^ ! ' I V V ' ^ t 4| r ' ipiUlili I I-U-. ' 319 Main Streets Across from Arm ory] hom e in quiet are a All ^ I F E IS d7NE PdTKER (S A M E - •You'll find the fortune your aunt left you at Wong’s appliances $250 (180-2 , 236- PHONE 643-5135 Cy6mesmo aw in a«a u a c 1 MANCHESTER, CT. B 4 3 - 2 1 4 5 2." 5646 Liicalors. small fee restaurant in a cookie when you order No. 1 or