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____^ Good Growth Prospects Bon Ami Makes Comeback looted it. By LeKOV l*OI»E Beaham bought it in 1971 as a hedge against The formula still is almost identical with the NEW YORK (UFI) — Bon Ami, the feldspar the possibility that growth prospects for the one the old Scot soapmaker worked out in Hear St Freed Pope Returns based cleanser and polisher that "ha.sn't household laundry starch market would be Court to Hear Tough Away Contests Connecticut. But nowadays, the feldspar Seeks Solitude To Vatican City scratched yet," is making a comeback. limited by the trend to garments that don’t doesn’t come as a waste material. It is Blue Lau>a From 1890 through the early 1950s, the com need starching. For Schoolboy Quintets harvested by Shoshone Indians, who use piano Page 3 Page 3 pany prospered. He has built Bon Ami’s sales until the com Page 4- wire to cut the material in mining it. Page 11 During the great depression of the 1930s, it pany again has a significant share of the Feldspar is lower in the abrasive scale than was one of the "golden sixteen" companies market and good growth prospects. the silicon abrasives used in most cleansers listed on the New York Stock Exchange that Made both in cake and powder form, the and that’s why Robertson adopted the famous never reduced dividends. cleanser is used in home and workshop for a trademark of the newly hatched chick that Then, in the 1950s, the company was looted wide variety of cleaning and polishing jobs. ilanrI)PHtpr "hasn’t scratched yet." by the stock swindler, Alexander Guterma. In 1886 John T. Robertson, a Scotsman who Bon Ami comes in both the original cake and M i "After Guterma. who had acquired control ran a small soap factory in Manchester, a powder form now. Cloudy Today of the company by stock manipulation, backed Conn., discovered that a chalky waste When Faultless first bought the company, a rented armored truck up to the Bon Ami of material called feldspar, separated out from Beaham put his signature on the Bon Ami ■J Fair Tonight fice one day and took $3 million worth of cash the finely ground quartz he used In making label. This had the unexpected result of Datallg on pago 2 heavy soap for millhands to use in soaping the mf'; and securities out of the .safe. Bon Ami fell on bringing him thousands of personal letters evil days." says Gordon T. Beaham, president weaving spindles, gave a lustrous polish to the vat stirring tools. from housewives complaining they no longer of Faultless Starch of Kansas City, which now could find on Bon Ami on supermarket shelves owns Bon Ami. Robertson made this material into a soap and asking where it could be bought. "It went through several ownership cake. A clergyman friend suggested the name turning Brralb “My wife undertook the job of answering More Winter changes. Some of the owners were strong Bon Ami, French for “good friend." Vol. XCVIII, No. 104 — Manchester, Conn., these Itters,” Beaham said. "She has anwered PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa. (UPI) » A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 a 20» Single Copy » I5it Home Delivered companies but they just weren't sufficiently Robertson sold Bon Ami at a good price in 15,000 of them individually while I toil at get 1898 to the Childs family, which operated the — It’s going to be six more weeks consumer oriented to enable Bon Ami to hold ting Bon Ami back in a good shelf position in ,.s market share against newcomers. " company successfully until after Guterma of winter weather for the nation, the stores." according to the annual long-1 range forecast of the nation's No. 1 groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil. Precisely at 7:28 a.m. today. Huge Crowds Greet Khomeini TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Tens of Phil crawled out of his dark government would be assassinated. Khomeini stood in an open window Moriarty^s Used Car Showroom thousands of cheering Iranians The United States sent five Air burrow on Gobblers Knob and A caller for ‘‘The Commando near ground level, waving and Khomeini declared upon his arrival spotted his shadow. mobbed the h ead q u arters of Organization of the Warriors of the Force planes yo Iran today to airlift Thursday. Moriarty Brothers opened this new facility Jan. 1 to house their Used smiling. Some youths threw their Americans from the country that If the groundhog had failed to I Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini today Constitution" conveyed the warning Khomeini also appealed to a still Car department. The new building has room for displaying two used caps to him. He caught them deftly was whipped into an anti-U.S. frenzy see his shadow, spring would have | to greet the smiling religious opposi to the UPI but declined to identify and flung them back. undecided army — which remained in cars and contains a conference room for meetings. Moriarty Brothers tion leader on the day after his by the scowling Khomeini with vows barracks during the tumultuous been just around the corner, ac himself or give details about the A one point, six solders in uniform realized that with the increase in new car prices many people were triumphal return from nearly 15 group. to oust foreigners and allies of the celebrations — to come to the people cording to legend. were joyously passed hand over hand turning to less expensive used cars. years in exile. shah. and unleashed a blistering attack on Dozens of marshals wearing green above the heads of the crowd to With this in mind they expanded their inventory from an average of Premier Shahpour Bakhtiar moved armbands tried in vain to limit a The ayatollah, head of Irans Shiite the United States. Attend Services shake hands with the 78-year-old holy Moslems, shunned all efforts to pre 25 cars to an average of 45 cars and display a feature car every week in quickly to confront Khomeini, throng pressing into the courtyard of man. . In Washington Thursday, a Pen NEW YORK (UPI) - President | ordering the army to arrest anyone the high school where Khomeini is vent a confrontation with Bakhtiar tagon spokesman said five Air Force , their new showroom Carter and his wife Rosalynn Khomeini was expected either since his return, and said he would named by thee 78-year-bld holy man living. A tidal wave of humanity, today or Saturday to name the planes today will pick up any of the planned to fly to New York today to an Islamic Council intended to rule arrest both the prime minister and 8 , ^ Americans still in Iran who mostly males in their 20s and 30s,' members of a revolutionary council, to attend memorial services for | Iran, government sources said. Parliament unless they made way wish to leave. surged through the broad steel dou which would supplant Bakhtiar’s for his revolutionary council. former Vice President Nelson A. At the same time, an underground ble gateway of the school and into the Pan American Airways in New [ Business 1 Rockefeller. organization warned that anyone struggling government and prepare But government sources said there Y()rk said it would also resume its 1 I' courtyard, half the size of a football for the “pure Islamic state” the Mayor Edward Koch was | joining Khomeini’s planned Islamic field. were ccintingency plans by the army daily flight to Tehran today, now that PRICE PAINT SAIE ayatollah envisions. to take into custody anyone named to .Account Executive Hamilton Standard Division of United 'A scheduled to greet the president Mehrebad Airport has been reopened the ayatollahs council. WEST HARTFORD- Alfred T. Bova of Technologies Corp. and first lady upon their arrival at | to civilian traffic. In an interview with French Radio, East Hartford has been named account the West 30th Street heliport at The homecoming of the mullah was Others elected to the credit union's 10:35 a.m. and join them in the t Bakhtiar said he was willing to meet executive for WVTT-TV, Channel 30. SAVE 4.50 eloqgent testimony to his power, and board of directors included Horace SAVE 4.00 ride to Riverside Church. the ayatollah for discussions to t ^ to the threat he poses to Bakhtiar. Bova previously was advertising and Ballard of South Windsor. TO 5.50 The Rev. William Sloane Coffin defuse the situation between them, Parliament and the government marketing director for Webb-Co Enter and prevent an outbreak of civil war. prises Inc., East Hartford. was to preside at the invitation- are illegal and if they continue we .Moving lo Tampa Bakhtiar was quoted today by Lon He attended Souhern Connecticut State 449 only memorial service for will, arrest them, he said. I will shut gallon gallon Rockefeller, who died of a heart | dons Guardian newspaper as saying College and Yale University and is a TAMPA, Fla. (UPII — Reflectone, a Rog. 7.99 their mouths and I will appoint a ■ R e g . 6.99 attack a week ago. He was 70. he hoped to establish contact with graduate of the University of Connecticut. firm that designs and builds flight VELTirrstipn government with the support of the simulators and training devices for the L i CHANNELPUT Private funeral services were Khomeini today or Saturday, but that Iranian people. _ ___ iMOMiciiunra, is up to him. Troy Appointed aerospace industry, is moving its plant to CEILING WHITE U m PAINT n. held Tuesday at the familys He aci;used the United States of Tampa from Stamford, Conn. IN POPDIAI DECORATOR COLORS sprawling Westchester County es Bakhtiar repeated that such a trickery and said all American and VERNON — James M. Troy, president The perfect white paint that flowi on A quality paint at a popular pric«! tate 20 miles north of Manhattan, meeting would come about by threats other foreign devils would be ousted of Vernon National Bank, has been ap imoothly with bru§h or roller. Plua, it'i Applies easily with a brush or roller and The ashes of the four-time gover and said he would not hold any dis Officials of the subsidiary of Dunlap and formulated with ettra hiding power for once his pure Islamic government pointed to the executive committee ofthe dries in 30 minutes to a scrubboble, nor of New York were buried in a cussions if Khomeini continued to in took command. Associates Inc., said the company plans to all those super cover-up jobe. Buy now durable bnieh. Suburban Bankers Association. and save! No 1001 sootuss simple, brief service in the family sist he first resign as prime minister. , Western diplomats said Khomeinis Troy was named to the one-year term at begin production in Florida by late spring. cemetery. Bakhtiar cs a person neither the The plant, which will employ about 200 " •v lllW ...... S .« ,.U o n return pushed Iran one step closer to the association's recent meeting in army nor the people accept as legal. a long-threatened civil war. Wallingford. persons, will be built on an 8-acre parcel orr He is also a member of the Shareholders of land in the Tampa West Industrial Dollar Rises Park, north of Tampa’s International Air Advisory Committee of the Federal port. LONDON (UPI) - The dollar Reserve Bank of Boston. opened mixed on European Spinal order, not include!. SAVE 5.00 currency exchanges today and Fiery Crash .Aetna President SAVE 6.00 gold rose slightly. Hutchinson Elected TO 6.00 TO 6.50 ENFIELD — John Hutchinson of HARTFORD (UPI) — Herrick Drake ■ sn Gold gained $1.50 in Zurich to | has been named the 14th president of the open at $230.8750, while in London X:4 ..- Manchester has been elected to his 27th consecutive term as treasurer and general 160-year-old Aetna Insurance Co. it rose $1.1250 to $230.75. r gallon I ^C B199 gallon l. Kills Driver In Frankfurt and Zurich the manager of the Hamilton Standard iR tg .f i He succeeds Frederick Watkins, who V W R o g . 11.99 Federal Credit Union. dollar slipped to open at 1.88375 GLASTONBURY -P o lice Chief said the truck’s gas tank “apparently will become the executive vice president PAINT « WASH CAMEOVELVET Hutchinson was also named a director P L A T U T E l marks from 1.8845 at Thursday’s Francis Hoffman said the depart exploded” on impact and the driver of Aetna’s parent company, Connecticut UTEZWAU close and at 1.70725 Swiss francs ment has a “strong suspicion” on the at the credit union's recent annual General Insurance Corp. PAINT COVERS IN I COAT PAINT IN DECORATOR COLORS was killed immediately. The cause of meeting. from 1.70995. identity of the man killed in the accident is still under investiga Drake, 51, steps into his new job April Odorless, lead-free poini dries in 30 Combine, the look of flat with the minutes lo a scrubMible flat finish. In London the greenback opened Thursday’s evening’s accident on tion. Hutchinson reported that the credit un 10. He joined Aetna in 1973, was named woeh ond wear of enamel. Welcoming Crowd Choice of colors. at $1,9795 from $1,9810, its best busy Hebron Avenue, but could not Hoffman said an engine from ion’s total assets grew 11.5 percent in 1978, vice president in charge of the claim soafiLon DBnOND Rtfl. 12.99...... C.4S gallon rate since Dec. 14 when it was Crowd engulfs car carrying the Ayatolla returned to Iran from 15 years of exile. (UPI make a positive identification. another company eventually handled and growth in members' savings was 11.7 department in 1974 and became responsi pionmatelT 32 ...... 5e« gallon percent. The credit union, with 16,004 1.9765. Khomeini during motorcade to cemetery photo) Hoffman said this morning the the chimney fire call. ble for all field operations in December In Paris and Milan the dollar body was taken to Farmington for an members, serves employees of the 1977. Thursday after the aging Moslem priest The two firemen were not injured, SAVE 2.00 TO 8.00 crept upward to 4.3250 francs autopsy. The victim’s body was although Hoffman said they were from 4.3225 and to 848.3750 lire burned beyond recognition and of “shook up” from the traumatic inci 10%OFF from 845,30. YOUR CHOICE ficials were trying to track down the dent. Both vehicles were set on fire The dollar moved slightly lower Penny, Zinsser Speak owner of the charred pickup truck to with the cab of the engine blackened in Amsterdam to open at 2.0320 make an identification. by the blaze. n DirrERENT •^® *cove», out«de a C49 guilders from 2.0330. Hoffman said the department will Hoffman said an independant ^ g■gallon Sterling was lower, opening in have a better idea of the victim’s W e mechanic, probably from the state, ■M 'R eg. 10.99 Zurich at 3,3823 Swiss francs from On Proposed HUD Ban identity when the dental charts “are would go over the two wrecked 3.38765 and in Frankfurt at 3.73 picked up by an officer and brought vehicles. marks from 3.7336. over to the post.” “We have questions we want . CHANNEL PAINT SW EAR o n GLOSS By GREG PE.ARSON dinance. If it turns it down, as which helps eliminate decay of older |.|v iitija CHANNEL DESIGNER SHOWCASE CUSTOM In Tokyo the dollar held steady, expected, the issue then will be The man died when his pickup answered,” he said. ”We want to ENAMEL FOR FLOOR, PORCH I D E C I COLOR PAINT IN OVER 1 ,0 0 0 SHADES opening somewhat lower at 201,70 lleruld Reporter neighborhoods. Penny said. decided by a townwide referendum. truck collided with a fire engine make sure the headlights were on I Polyurethane lortilied lor extra durability. yen but regaining during the day MANCHESTER —Two members Programs such as these help avoid Select flat or semi gloa latex in your Zinsser wants the matter to go to responding (o a chimney fire and and the high beams working” and do choice of custom mixed colors to coor of the Town Board of Directors the concerntration of low-income * 7 , ' A * “ ItUlOlRag. 10.99...... 8,41 to close unchanged from the entire town. burst into flames, Hoffman said. other mechanical checks. The Reg. 1.39 furring strip* • dinate with your interior decor. Thursday’s close of 202.30, Thursday spoke to a full house at the persons in one area, an idea that |umR.g.l0.N ...... 5.4$,u,.. 6AIX0I “When you get a petition signed by Firefighters from Engine Co. vehicles were placed under guard at R««. 10.99101S.99...... 5.41 „7 .M senior citizens center and repeated some of the petitioners apparently number 4 near the Manchester Road 3,000 people, you’d better sit up and oppose, he said. a town garage. OMfisN Isb UeM tortm Stock arguments they have voiced recently intersection were dispatched by the Traffic on Hebron Avenue was Rail Reduction about the Community Development take notice,” he said. Penny also s Penny said the town could not have the issue will be decided by such a police to a home on Johnny Cake rerouted for about four and a half WASHINGTON (UPI) -I issue afforded to do most of the projects Lane at 5:57 p.m. townwide referendum. hours after the accident. When the SAVE 30.00 Transportation Secretary Brock I Democratic Mayor Stephen Penny funded through the Community The engine was heading west on / \ The mayor also responded to Development monies. water was emptied out of the fire TO 45,00 Adams is accused of trying to said the town has benefited from past Hebron Avenue when it collided with truck to tow it away, it created eliminate passenger service by Community Development programs, remarks by Vincent Kelly of 34 S. The future renovation of the Green NATURAL GAS Adams St. that an increase in low- the eastbound pickup truck between slippery conditions. proposing a severely reduced rail | some of which have helped limit the School to a senior citizen center was Bell ond Strickland streets. Hoffman AND ELECTRIC network. decay some residents fear. income housing will increase such discussed. The Democrats have said Channel’s Consumer Advisory Board includes, from left, Jill Miller I f r a m p r HOT WATER HEATERS things as crime, drug abuse and the ^ p ^ J c A i n n SAVE 8.00 A group of train ridersl Republican Director Carl Zinsser, they will send back all funding that Alice Ruotolo, Margaret Davidson, Charlotte Montgomery, Maxine IcAIWETWm 1 need for Spanish-speaking teachers ____ J g l a ss M M O R m s a l u a h u id I R*g- Thursday said Adams’ plan fori speaking to the crowd of more than has not been used if the referendum Livingston, Gail Solomon, and Joan Marge, in the schools. UIBATnNo.snxHF '32.99 reduced Amtrak service is] 200, said town voters should decide for the ban is approved. Reg, IM.II...... M" Penny said that whether or not the r n ^ J g o M STANADTNESINGU LEVER designed for failure. whether to continue in the program, This could mean some of the State to Probe remodeling j , - attractive addihon to your IttALSAIDATII WASHERLESS,DRIPrRnrADCn and, no matter what that decision, town participates in Community money already appropriated for the Jr,'nA«c:»edin..oUation No S40XHP “It’s a simple case of where the! Board Helps Consumers No WGP»'6 Reg. 1M.M...... 104" Control the temperature and volume bigger guy wins — we are! the Green School reconstruction Development a private developer senior center work would be No 603PS of water flow with one lever. scratching the fleas while the should be finished. still may come to town and build returned. Channel Home Centers, Inc. has formed SOtALIOTWATn Wbsherless construction for years I housing for low-income persons. chairs the board, is Channel’s director of niMAawww®'"®" „ „ R U n iN o 5N1XHP of service. No S750I elephants stomp us down," saidi Thursday's discussion focused on Zinsser said Republican directors Gaining Activities a Consumer Advisory Board to study and None of the Community Develop corporate image and customer relations, No SOOPBoO'T* **...... Hog. IN.M...... 131“ winsraAT Ross Capon of the National Rail| the petition effort that obtained more would vote to finish the center. improve the services Channel offers to an ment funds have been used for low- "Fourty percent of our customers are iSSALIUCTUCRUTn No 97511 Rofl.M.H...... S1.H Passenger Association, than 3,000 signatures in support of an “We’ve qualified for them. We’ve HARTFORD (UPI) - Public ticut could least afford it. No DI52D income housing, except for housing ever-growing segment of its buying public women,’’ Berger said. “We’re looking for He said the airlines andl ordinance for a two-year ban on town paid our dues for them,” Zinsser said hearings have been scheduled by the On Tuesday, Chief State’s Attorney — women. Hog. IS9.H...... 124“ for the elderly. Penny said. And, he your ideas on how we can best serve this highway lobbies are the “domi-l participation in the Community of the Community Development Legislature’s Public Safety Com Austin McGuigan will appear before SAVES 00 70 6.00 does not anticipate this funding or mittee to look into the problems of The fact is that women — both working ever-growing market,’’ nv'A* ” nant modes which are out to[ Development program, money already appropriated for the the committee. The lawmakers also and non-working — are involved in do-it- any other town funding will be used legalized gambling and reorganiza plan to meet on Feb. 15 with attorney Ms. Solomon said the overriding aim of perpetuate their own] Zinsser, the other two Republican Green School work. yourself activltes much more than in the future for a low-income Paul McQuillan, special advisor to the Consume!- Advisory Board will be to dominance," directors, and Democratic Director Penny said a vote for the ban tion of the state gaming commission. retailers might expect. housing project. the governor on gaming; Robert Zeff F Reg. 21.68 “The American public has! Joseph Sweeney support the should mean that all involvement A number of bills approved by the enable Channel to recognize and effective of Detroit, the president of Channel’s Consumer Advisory Board asked for more not less Amtrak proposed oan. Community Development has with the program is stopped im committee Thursday would impose will study what services the company can ly respond to consumer needs, not only I PORCELAIN ON s t e e l ' SAVE 8.00 iR eg. I helped fund programs such as the Bridgeport Jai Alai; and, a man from within stores but within the community. ____ ^ ^ service,” he said. “When energy! The board first will vote on mediately. moratoriums on new gaming offer this particular consumer group to 24''>2i” HTCHEN m n^ housing rehabilitation loan program. facilities, limit gaming advertising Gamblers Anonymous known only as The board will focus its attention on two STAHADTHESINGUCOHnOL supplies are low, when (Energy! whether to adopt the proposed or make do-it-yourself shopping as well as ? X X r o r N o O V 6019 I Criep, clean uving. on all while and launch investigations into the "Bill.” broad interest categories — in-store and FA DCn WITH POP-DP DRAII Secretary James) Schlesingerl do-it-yourself projects easier and more ■ porcelain on rieel kitchen nnk. gambling industry and the commis In other action, a series of bills No 2I4L Add a touch ol glamour lo your says He is considering closing gas! fulfulling. community-oriented issues. In-store con sion. were approved to renovate facilities siderations include service, selection, COUWI both with thii lovely cryitol like stations on Sundays, it is the! Appropriately enough, the boa>'d is an No 2I41.R.,.21.M...... 17.11 handled faucet with woeherleie, Other bills would place state police for the state’s Military Department. overall atmosphere and appearance, and drip free conilruction. No 84921 wrong time to be cutting back onf Vice Premier Gets Look Measures would allocate $175,000 all-woman panel of seven — '.iargaret rail service,” Capon said. in gambling facilities, prohibit all clinic programs. In the community, the towards a new armory in Middletown Davidson, a home economist and home Adams has proposed cutting I minors from parimutual tracks and board will try to assess the recognition of and $150,000 for a new armory in management consultant, was formerly back train service over 43 percent! replace the nine-member gaming senior editor of the [..adies Home Journal: the Channel name and what impressions DM TODI CIHHDL CIMOI commission with a panel of three Torrington. residents have of the company. of the system’s miles with service! At American Industry Maxine Livingston is consumer merchan commissioners who would each be One bill approved for public The board will al.so .serve as an indepen largely limited to high population! dising consultant for Building Supply paid $40,0(X). hearing would authorize a $1 million dent arbitration committee for the resolu M U »1UT IIUITT, corridors ATLANTA (UPII - Chinese Vice at Houstons Ellington Air Force chopstickable items as farm sausage New; Charlotte Montgomery writes a con * e M e w l " le M Decter," The committee also scheduled a bond to purchase additional land and tion of disputed customer complaints. Premier Teng Hsiao ping, who Base. and grits, that mushy corn dish so sum er advocacy column for Good uy MgweuieU bowed to the tomb of Martin Luther series of public hearings to take improve and maintain the veterans’ .Should a customer be di.ssatisfied with the OnNIUMSlTUOETnT CHANNEL I”’ h el J u t lelMraei Inside Today His two days in Texas are to in beloved way down here in the land of Housekeeping; and Alice Ruotolo is vice CORD. (100) U0.4400 King and toured an assembly line testimony from central figures in the cemetery in Middletown. Another decision reached on a complaint, he or she EVEimiO r o i TODI GONTIiniNCE clude inspection of Americas space cotton. president of the Consumers League of HOME CENTERS ^ gambling industry in Connecticut and measure would provide $500,000 to will now be able to ask the Consumer Ad- Business 7 I Henry Ford II on the first day of center, watching a rodeo, eating His culinary adventures began New Jersey. his trip across America, must still nationwide. towns with populations under 10,000 vi.sory Board to review the case, Channel "Anwriaa't No. 1 Do-lt-Youmlf Stons" ' Classified...... 15.13 barbecue, accepting a wide-brimmed after his arrival from Washington Three other members of the board are deal with a plateful of grits before he The nine gaming commissioners to assist in training and equipping agrees to abide by whatever decision the Comics...... 19 cowboy hat and, if he repeats his Thursday. He downed a meal in affiliated with Channel. Jill Miller is ad Editorial ...... 9 leaves for "rexas. Dixie performance, hard-selling public with a fork, rather than will speak before the committee on police. committee may reach. The customer, Monday along with Professor Mark Killed by the committee were bills ministrative a.ssi.stanl to I’resident Ixton MANCHESTER PARKADE Entertainment ...... 14 After breakfast, Tengs plane, an Sino-American friendship and chopsticks, and applauded politely Berger. Joan Marge is an employee however, if still dissatisfied, may, of Abrahamson of the University of to make joggers wear safety reflec course, seek recourse elsewhere as well. Fam ily...... 5 Air Force One loaned by President belittling Russia, after Mayor Maynard Jackson trainine consultant. Gail Solomon, who Connecticut. Abrahamson is the tors, to raise the prize limits for ©Copyright, Clunnel Home Cem.ri, Inc. 1079. West Middle Tpke. and Broad St. High School World 3 Carter, was scheduled to leave sub Teng and his 75 fellow travelers offered a toast in Chinese drawled .Sports...... i,.,3 researcher who issued a controver raffles and to require police to obtain SALE ENDS 2/4/79 N17-5 urban Dobbins Air Force Base at 9 from Peking face a farewell out so slcwly that it had to be a.m. EST and arrive two hours later translated into Chinese again for sial report in 1977 that concluded frojn motorists proof of insurance at breakfa.st today featuring such un- Tung. those who gambled most in Connec the time of an accident. PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Fri , Feb 2, 1979
5-v.^ EVENING HERALD, Frj., Feb. 2, 1979— MGE THREE Library Night Security Suggested Patty, Fiance Reuniteid, Disparity For New Treatment Plant By BARBARA RICHMOND old plant. He said sludge is pumped those three take two other days off to Couple Goes into Hiding lIKKALI) Keporler with the old pumps to the new make up for the weekend, so that SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - leaving for an undisclosed location. VERNON - Charles Pitkat, vacuum filter and some 12 to 14 tons leaves the plant short of three people catered breakfast of scrambled eggs Claimed Patricia Hearst was in hiding again Miss Hearst said she would be in superintendent of the sewage treat of sludge is filtered daily. and eggs benedict as well as bacon, most of the time. today, but for the first time in five hiding for a short time. HARTFORD (UPI) - The kind of Stressing the need for the sausage and ham. Miss Hearst ment plant, plans to ask the Town "We have no one available for the .years she was neither a prisoner nor educational discrimination that upset machinery to be monitored 24 hours a She bantered with reporters at her opened Christmas and birthday Council at its meeting Monday night night shift," Pitkat said. He said a fugitive. the state Supreme court so much is day, Pitkat said there are constant mothers house, at one point opening presents. Her birthday is Feb. 20. to consider hiring night watchmen when.the budget was planned it was This time only the privacy of the her jacket to reveal a T-shirt with not just a classroom phenomenon. for the new treatment plant. problems with the raw sewage Shaw, a 5-foot-lO karate expert, intended that, in addition to the 15 24-year-old newspaper heiress was at Pardon Me printed on it. It's happening in Connecticut pumps which are electrical. He said gave her a gold necklace. Pitkat said he is experiencing people, that two Comprehensive stake. Her companions were her She and Shaw sat on a couch as libraries too. problems with many of the items in that twice worker had to put the "It says Survivor 2-4-74 which was Employment Training Act (CETA) fiance and family friends and her media representatives pressed them Stale Librarian John Funk says service at the plant. He said this is pumps to several hours of constant the day 1 was kidnapped, she said. people would work at the plant but major worry was planning her wed for answers about their wedding. The there's “enormous disparity" normal in any startup and especially speed running and they failed. Now I’ll get the other date put at the they never got them. ding. only thing she would say was it would between the materials and services difficult to handle when a new plant Pitkat said with the new plant the bottom — today’s date.” Again stressing the need for 24- Miss Hearst walked out of prison be fairly good-sized because I have a offered by the 204 public libraries and an old plant have to be integrated work force was increased to 15 peo Reminiscing about the last five hour coverage, Pitkat said if the Thursday hand-in-hand with her lot of people who worked on the com around Connecticut. ple with five laborers being added years, she said, “I think I’ve gotten a for startup. power should fail and the generator fiance. Policeman Bernard Shaw. mittee (for her release) and a lot of In the affluent "Gold Coast" sub from the Public Works Department lot stronger, a lot more self- He said the plant is being operated starts, there are air blowers, com- She grinned and waved the friends. Its not going to be a small urbs of Fairfield County, most public last August but said it is most impor confident. I take a lot of things in now in two separate modes. One is minutors, recycle pumps and several presidential commutation that set one. libraries stay open six days a week tant that someone be at the plant 24 stride that make other people fall strictly activated sludge and the other pieces of equipment that have her free after 22 months at the Miss Hearst refused to disclose a and offer a wide variety of other is activated sludge and carbon hours a day. apart, and I think mostly I’ve learned to be restarted manually. And, he Federal Correctional Institution at possible wedding date, but Sbaw educational services and programs. mixed slurry. He said in order to a lot about people.” He said the work force has been said, if the generator fails to start Pleasanton across San Francisco recently said they have postponed a "It would be nice, but wholly im remove the sludge from the primary arranged so that three people are on Miss Hearst, Shaw, Martinez, his everything would be lost and the wet Bay. scheduled Valentines Day wedding practical. to bring the rest of the system there is j temporary connec duty during the day on Saturdays and wife and two others described as well will overflow raw sewage all “I’m really happy to be going until March or April when they plan state up to that level." Funk said in a Sundays from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. and family friends then drove from the tion between the new plant and the over the place. home,” she said. to be married in a church. recent interview. home in a station wagon for an un Miss Hearst, Shaw, 30. who is Miss Hearst told reporters she did But Funk said something should be disclosed destination. About 20 divorced and the father of two not know whether she would go by done about the other extreme — friends and family members clapped children, and her attorney, George the name Mrs. Shaw or Patricia libraries in dilapidated inner-cities and cheered when the car left the Crafts Class Martinez, went to the home of her Hearst. But, she said, Patricia Shaw and in tiny, backroad rural com Lannan Sees 911 Phone driveway. sounded odd to her. munities. Members of the South Windsor Nutritional Lena Robie applies her embroidery to mother in Hillsborough where they had a reunion breakfast before After the family and friends ate a "Quite often, we run across a situa Lunch Group are shown using liquid em another cloth item. The craft session was tion where a library Is only open two broidery on craft items that will be available held recently at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church or three days a week and then, only Possibility by April 1 at a spring sale to benefit the group. Lillian on Sand Hill Road, South Windsor. (Herald for a couple of hours." Funk said. Brown, left,is decorating a dresser scarf and photo by Kuehnel) Advisor Named Two years ago. the Supreme Court MANCHESTER —The town could working by June. declar^ Connecticut's system of the system in Manchester, He said MANCHESTER Derby Winners have its 911 emergency telephone Another town director, John some surrounding communities are town’s Charter Revision funding education unconstitutional system in operation by April 1, —Hillcry Gallagher has Commission. He will ad kWl’ Winders of a recent Cub Scout Pack 152 Pinewood Derby arc FitzPatrick, also hinted that the part of the Manchester telephone it at because it relied too heavily on local Police Chief Robert Lannan said April date might be optimistic. The Sewer Condemnation Possible been named legal advisor vise the party on its bylaws exchange, so some of its residents property taxes. shown with their lucky cars. From left are Peter Bernier .se Thursday night. for the local Republican and on state election laws. valMtiM Board of Directors will discuss the might dial the 911 number even The problem, in tbe high court's cond place; Matthew Paggioli, first, and Brian Curry best-in- Party. He also will be available to A member of the Town Board of proposed system at its meeting next though the system would service only mind, was that kids in rich com show. The derby was held at the Bowers School. (Herald photo Directors, however, said he would be week. The appointment of advise party members of lebNl \ Manchester. If Easements Not Obtained Gallagher was made. by munities were receiving better by Pinto) ' pleased to have the system working town boards and com The members asked Lannan to A system would have to be es educational opportunities than by June. Richard Weinstein, who missions about decisions H b « prepare more definitive cost es tablished that would permit By BARBARA RICHMOND of November the authority set a torney William Breslau, told the children in property-poor towns. was recently elected GOP before those boards and Lannan and others attended timates for the system in time for the Manchester to transfer such calls to schedule which had Contract 19 authority that where they haven’t The library system has the same Herald Rrpnricr town chairman. about possible conflicts of . aaeh witk an envdepe from ^ Group Claims Pac Thursday’s meeting of the subcom board’s March meeting, the Proper out-of-town department, ready to go to bid by Feb. 1 and the been getting voluntary compliance to problem as tbe schools. Jlich tp»ns VERNON — The Water Pollution Gallagher is a local at- interest. mittee of tbe Boards of Directors of Lannan Thursday gave an ap Lannan said. town attorney was asked to press on easements, the condemnation have nice libraries. Pooi^town^^ve the town and the Eighth Utilities proximate figure of $20,000 for most Control Authority, formerly the tnrnj'v who served on the miserable libraries. ' ' ' “Certainly, no matter who called, with getting the easements. procedure is being used. Promoting Highways District to discuss the 911 system. of the initial costs related to es Sewer Authority, has taken a rather A. Richard Lombardi, engineer for Funk and a number of politicians we would take care of the emergency Beianger asked Atty. Levine if it The phone system would permit a tablishing the system. This would be strong position to go to condemnation tbe sewer projects, said he has dis would be possible to use condemna believe part of the Suprem^ Court's HARTFORD— l UPI) — A group of first and ask questions later,” if it has trouble getting easements terest groups. Manchester resident to dial 911 in primarily for radio and wiring equip cussed the matter of easements with tion proc^ures in the case of the decision could be met ifrthe'state environmentalists see Stanley Par as FitzPatrick said. for sewer installation projects, Cliff Noll of the Connecticut Com case of emergency. The caller would ment needed to set up the 911 opera the peopie involved and some state property. The town was granted agreed to upgrade the A|uaUty of less than an advocate for clean air. Lannan expects that someday a 911 Joseph Belienger, chairman of the mittee of Correspondence told Pac be placed in contact with a dis tion. problems have been resolved. a 10-foot easement on one side of the some of its public libraries. They believe the environmental system will be required for all com authority said Thursday night. he has approved the construction of patcher who would notify the ap Lt, James Sweeney of the Lombardi said that a sticky property but the proposed sewer line Rep. Gail Orcutt. D-New Haven, protection commissioner is munities. Now, only some have such Interstate 84, despite a Department propriate department of the Manchester Police Department said The authority members listened to problem in the condemnation wouid have to cross the right-of-way. has submitted a bill that would . 'promoting highways rather than a system. of Transportation study that said the emergency. that studies have shown the 911 residents of ttie Troutstream, Deer procedure may be the railroad right- Atty. Levine said “Unless there’e require the state to mandate a preventing pollution. He thinks Manchester should es highway would increase pollution The system could be in operation system saves from 20 seconds to one field, and Tumblebrook drive areas of-way which is owned by tbe state. some special statute that exempts It's BegaVs minimum acceptable level of library Not so, said Pac at an emotionally tablish its own system now and from 4 percent to 7 percent. by April, Lannan said. Town Director minute in response time to emergen who have been waiting for sewers for He said as soon as the last easement the state I suppose it could be service. The stafe would have to charged meeting Thursday with a “tailor it to our own needs” rather The report also said there is no Thomas Connors said, however, he cies, some three years. is granted the project could get un handled the same as any other provide the money to see that the coalition of anti-highway represen than wait and be mandated to set up The residents said they have adequate mass tran.«’=‘. plan to ac would be pleased to see tbe system Lannan also talked about some of derway in two or three months. property.” standard was met. / tatives in the commissioner’s office. a specific type of system. serious problems with their septic comodate the increased local traffic tbe problems invnlvine installation of Belanger said that no federal funds Belanger said he didn’t know that Massachusetts. Rhode Island and' The environmentalists said they flow that would be created, Noll said. systems. They said they are located FEBRUART are involved in Project 19 so the the state is balking “It just hasn’t New York have similar laWs-ln wanted Pac to clarify "an incon in a valley and when there is any Pac said he hasmot approved con project can proceed as soon as the done anything about it.” He said he effect. r V sistency of statements” attributed to amount of rain their shrubs get struction of the entire length of 1-84 town is ready. would like to have the easements ylRight now. municipalities collec- him on highway construction in the in eastern Connecticut. Information Complaint Filed washed away and their basements Linderman asked if no federal wrapped up within a month. ^Vely spend about $18.'niilii^ on state. “In some instances, construction have water in them. funds are involved would this mean it Lombardi said about a dozen Idic libraries. The/state.bnd the The group accused Pac of favoring of some porti^s of a highway is John Linderman, representing the will cost the property owners more easements were required for Project leral gj^rnmenj kick in another highway building over the.impact of necessary to aV
Adult School EVENING HERALD, Fri., Feb. 2, 1979- PAGE NINE Opens Monday Manchester Courthouse iHaurltratfr Jack Anderson MANCHESTER - The winter Manchester - A City of Village Charm semester of the Manchester Adult Among Priority Projects Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Evening School begins Monday. Strife Narrowing in Belfast Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, Several courses have been filled, but MANCHESTER — The state courthouses and, where feasible, to priority projects, the report says that Judicial Department’s plan to up Manchesler, Conn 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. there are openings in many other modernize and enlarge existing the existing facilities for those courts WASHINGTON — David Cook, ro leader of Belfast has done little in a reporter concluded that one would proposed peace talks as nothing more grade its courthouse facilities is courses, such as arts, homcmaking. structures. are woefully inadequate. A \ 1 Audit Bure.u ol Circulation Member. United Preiis Inteiiiatiuiial tund, voluble, boyish-looking despite practical way to bridge the deep than a public forum for terrorists. structured into a four-year building have to tour Northern Ireland business and recreation. The latter is what is being done in New court facilities are also prematurely gray hair, is the Lord economic and social divisions in the Other critics have called the con program. Included in this program is wearing rose-colored glasses to Interested persons who missed the Manchester where the former Cu.tomer Service - 647-9B46 g Terklnoton. Executive Editor capital, it is significant as a theG.A. 12 courthouse in proposed for the Judicial Districts of Mayor of Belfast, the capital of decide that any final, peaceful solu gressman naive, and claim that he mail or in-person registrations can building occupied by Marshalls Danbury and Litchfield, including Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Pubiither Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor Northern Ireland. demonstration that the rock-hard still sign up for courses by coming to Manchester. Store will be remodeled. tion to the country’s troubles is im has failed to communicate with the G.A. 3 and 18 and site selection plans What makes his election that large traditions of a thousand years of Irish Room 120 at the Manchester High Comments about the building The report explains that the minent. real community leaders. As of this are in progress at New London and ly symbolic office unusual is not his history may finally be softening a lit School from 7 to 9 p.m.. Monday program for courthouse facilities program calls for maximum Norwich. The report says that the A clear majority of Ulster voters writing, however, none of the fac age (he's 34), nor the fact that he’s a tle. through Thursday the first week of were made in the annual report preparation and planning which existing facilities in those two places Don Graff wants some sort of ties with the tions has flatly rejected Biaggi’s plan Protestant married to a Catholic classes. released this month by the Judicial require attention to requesting funds are among the most inadequate in There is no need for the divisions Unite Kingdom, but it is also evident for a Washington peace conference. Department. (though such a Persons notified of a class from the General Assembly and the state and the courthouse in New that separate Ulster’s Protestant and that most want and end to sectarian Meanwhile, at least one prominent cancellation because of insufficient The department terms the using the authorized appropriations London is one of the oldest in the “mixed Catholic communities, Cook told our violence and an eventual return to Catholic leader. John Huipe, has Manchester court facility, along with enrollment may also take this oppor wisely, solving complex problems of marriage” would associate Jack Mitchell in an inter home rule. Northern Ireland’s called on the British government to the new criminal courthouse to serve United States that is still in daily Carter’s Plan tunity to sign up for another course if site acquisition and such. use. have meant view in his spacious city hall office. current status — direct rule by the put pressure on recalcitrant they so desire. the Judicial District and G.A. 14 The priority as signed to each of Several other court facilities in the political oblivion In the past, he said, “politicians have British Parliament in London, with Protestants to share the province’s Monday night classes will meet Hartford, and the Second District the 15 major projects, is a result of a Juvenile Court and Detention Center state need renovation and expansion. for any public gotten elected by beating the Orange gun-toting troops keeping the peace economic wealth and political clout Feb. 4. but will not meet again until number of factors, the report says. The Judicial Department figures Termed Honest for the New Haven area, as the three figure in Ulster a or Green drums” — the colors that — is described by one high-ranking with the traditionally deprived Feb. 26 because of a holiday and a Among these is included the im that funds required in the first year few short years Catholic minority. school vacation. most pressing projects. Credit the Carter administration There is no need to wait, however, represent the Protestants and diplomats as . “everyone’s second mediate need for additional space, of the proposed four-year plan total ago). The report states that the shortcomings of existing facilities, with one budget-making plus: hones to see what budget provisions are the Catholics respectively. ‘"This is out choice.” Without such coneilation, an end to about $14 million, the second year, The unusual thing about Cook’s dated,” said Cook. Northern Ireland’s weary travail is Manchester project will proceed into availat^ijity of legislative funding and $4.2 million; the third. $4 million, and ty- most controversial. These have been The general political stagnation Slimming Is Work ... the construction phrase early this land for a new or leased building. The spending plan as finally un apparent for months and the debate, election by his fellow city council Although its critics lambaste the has led some interest groups to nowhere in sight. year. $10.5 million in the last year. Slimming is hard work when it means sitting up from a lying “High priorities reflect, therefore, a veiled for 1980 is pretty much what both within and without Congress, is members is that he is a member of Alliance party as a “middle class” suggest, that the United States could Polilioal Potpourri: Word has Service Group However, the Judicial Department The report said complaints of in position with no props. junction of both need and a potential adequate and undignified court advance word said it was going to be. already underway on the projected the moderate Alliance party. As coalition afraid or unwilling to take provide moral and financial support, reached the White House that Jerry is actively engaged in 15 major for realization. facilities have bedeviled the judicial There are no major surprises, none increased in military expenditures such, he is the first Lord Mayor in tough stands on the controversial acting as the “honest broker” to per Brown, the enigmatic California Tops Officers capital projects to construct new Referring to the three termed system and tarnished its image. of those out-of-the-hat tricks seeming and the cuts in public services. more than 80 years who was not a issues, it has succeeded in electing suade London and Dublin to accept governor, will challenge Jimmy to close gaps between income and member of the Unionist party. This Protestants in predominately Carter in the presidential primaries. COVENTRY - The Human Ser The latter has the liberal wing of whatever compromise solution is outgo such as the President’s own party in a state is the dominant party, which sup Catholic areas and vice versa. accepted by the Ulster electorate. Sources close to Brown have con vices Advisory Committee, which ports Ulster’s current status as an in last month decided to operate as an Budgeting Time Extended some previous ad of threatened revolt. Reductions in It would be naive — or at least Others, however, bitterly assail fided that he'll test his strength independent body rather than as a ministrations social security, medicare, mass tegral part of Great Britain and its premature — to suggest that the President Carter for hypocrisy in against the president in the Iowa MANCHESTER — Town depart than six percent above the present town agency, has elected a slate of final contracts had not been finalized developed to an transportation subsidies, school continued domination by the loyalist .moderates are on the verge of failing to speak out against the dis caucus. New Hampshire primary and ment heads have been given an ad year budget. That six percent budget officers. with municipal unions. Money for the accounting art in lunch programs and the like are Protestant majority. bringing some semblance of har crimination and repression visited on Massachusetts primary. ditional five days to prepare their limit was set by the Democratic pay hikes was placed in a separate The Rev. Bruce Jones is chairman proposed budgets for 1979-80. the certainty that I t offset by some increases in education’ Although Cook’s choice as titular mony to the troubled provinces. Our the citizenry by British officials and — Worried White House aides have of the group. He is the pastor of the majority of the Town Board of Direc contingency account and then dis Town Manager Robert Weiss tors, and Weiss has said he will the illusions need and other social areas, but not likely the renegade Catholic and Protestant acJmowledged privately that Carter’s First Congregational Church on Main tributed to departments as needed biggest challenge could come in the originally had asked that the budgets adhere to that guideline. be maintained ^ ^ sufficiently to avoid severe strain to £ttA paramilitary organizations. Street. The Rev. Art Kay of Coventry when the contracts were signed. from department heads be submitted In a previous budget letter to the only as long as it ^ A f Democratic unity during the coming Because of the delicate relations Democratic primaries rather than House is vice-chairman. And Heidi Thus, town department heads, in 2 by Thursday. Now, that date has department heads, Weiss asked that took Congress to begin rewriting the the general election. But they’re Hall, a member of the town's Public figuring their six percent limit, debates. between Washington and London, been pushed back to Tuesday. they aim to stay within the six per should base it on last year’s budget budget script and the public to forget Defense, where the issue is more neither the Carter administration nor more apprehensive about Ted Health Nursing Association, is recor Once those budgets are submitted, ding secretary. cent increase in their budget. as well as the amount taken from the about the whole dreary business. clear-cut and the statistics easier to Congress is likely to take official ac Kennedy than Jerry Brown. Their Weiss and town workers involved in Social Service director David Janet Chayes, the town’s budget contingency fund for salary in The administration draft does look grasp, is likely to draw more of the tion on the political hot potato of private polls show that the financial operations will begin analyst, said some questions had creases. forward to an early drop in interest Northern Ireland. But Patricia Massachusetts senator could whip Cayer and Town Manager Frank Con preparation of the m anager’s coming headlines. The administra nolly are also members of the ad been asked about the six percent in She has sent a new form for depart rates, contrary to the expectations of Derian, the president’s human rights them resoundingly in the primaries. recommended budget for the up crease limit. tion proposes a real increase of 3 per visory committee. The group has an ment heads to fill out. The form business economists, which would adviser, is said to be interested in the — Those who know Kennedy, coming year. The individual department budgets cent in defense funding above and open membership and invites in provides detailed information about save the government a couple of beyond what inflation adds to the allegations of abuse in Ulster. however, say he won’t try to pull the It already is known that the budget this year did not include salary in- salary increases in the departments. terested social service workers to prepared by Weiss will not be more crea-iBs fnr town employees because billion dollars on the cost of its military budget — to a total of $125.8 Rep. Mario Biaggi, Q-N.Y., has nomination out from under Carter participate. borrowings. But that may be more billion for 1980. There is more in attempted to organize a “peace unless Brown appears to be a The committee has set its first task l i " * wishful thinking than trickery. And volved in the increase than wish forum” in the United States, where presidential threat. The senator has as the development of a list of social when the subject is more than half a two reasons, intimates say, to hold service needs for the town and the fulfillment for the Pentagon. It is a leaders of all the Irish factions, in publication of a directory of some of Ryba Pleased to Serve trillion dollars, it’s not easy keeping diplomatic move in that it keeps a cluding the paramilitary groups, back — first, he doesn’t want to a firm grip on reality. could sit down together for the first divide the Democratic Party by the individuals and groups in the area 'BOLTON — First Selectman Henry need various town facilities such as a 1977 pledge made by the NATO allies voters. For those with the stamina — a bringing down its president but, se that can meet these needs. Ryba. all but guaranteed that seat safety complex, town hall and to each other to boost their real time and discuss their country’s “1 terminated Sophie Litvinskas as cond, he dislikes Brown enough to for another two years, said, “I’m highway garage,” He said, “I don’t touch of masochism also helps — to defense spending to that degree. future. He has stirred up a hornet’s deputy and appointed Ms. Cannon," keep him from getting the nomina glad to be staying in office for two foresee the Bolton Center School follow the entire process through, it And it also has a domestic impact nest of controversy on both sides of Houle said. tion. more years because there is a lot of coming into the hands of the town for will be interesting to see what in that it should soften opposition the Atlantic. Free Counseling unfinished business to take care of” at least another six years and I don’t .Assessiiiciit Notices Congress comes up with in the way of among Senate hawks to a new Soviet- The Irish Republic’s leader Jack Copyright, 1979, Offered in Area Ryba was endorsed by both the think we can wait that long,” Calvin Hutchinson, assessor, said a final budget next September, U.S. strategic arms limitation treaty Lynch has characterized Biaggi’s United Feature Syndicate, Inc. Democratic and Republican He said, “There is also a lot of assessment notices are being sent to Congress, with it greatly expanded (SALT) when that laboriously ... But It’s Not Working people who have an increase in their VERNON — The Hockanum Valley caucuses earlier this week for the work to be done to the current town staff and research support of recent negotiated agreement finally comes property assessment whether it be Community Council and the Univer The higher she sits, the higher Elsie Cone’s feet seem to position of first selectman in the May facilities to bring them into federal years, is more than ever an active up for ratification. Lisa Shepard sity of Connecticut Cooperative rise. town election. compliance. real estate, personal property or partner in the budgeting process. It is Ryba said the current board took motor vehicle. The moral of this fable is that there F Elxtension Service are offering free He said, “There is a tremendous perfectly capable of coming up with credit and financial counseling to on “a tremendous task and everyone He said, “Only people having an in can be as much politics as economics amount of road work to be done in a document that only remotely Vernon area residents. on the board devoted a lot of time and town and we hope to establish a crease in their assessment are being involved in budget making. resembles the Carter first draft. Cotter Backs Financing Reform The service is being offered under energy to the job.” public works department” notified. ” Is anyone surprised? the Living in Financial Emergency He said, “The board was bogged Hutchinson said the assessment Ryba, thinking about the town’s WASHINGTON - Rep. Bill Cotter Rather than cutbacks in the the 2 per cent difference.” ' Program with Nadine Salley as down by the Freedom of Information future, said, “I have to put out 100 notice should not be confused with oil prices New Englaiid8rs hre (D-Hartford) began the new session system. Cotter would like to use program director. Act. I’m not against it but, as a small percent” the revaluation of all property in The Ways and Means Committee paying. “We’re sd per cent dependent Quote/Unquote of the 96th Congress promising to general tax revenues to fund some will hold hearings on the proposal on foreign oil in the Northeast while The program helps area residents town, it does hold us down.” (Jannun Appoinleil town that is currently underway. of Vernon, Ellington and Tolland, He said, “The charter is another Hutchinson said all property reevaluate the Social Security finan aspects of the Social Security Cotter supports the President’s plan, the rest of the country is about 45 per Ilvi Cannon has been appointed with budget preparing, effective use big task because of the numerous in owners will receive a notice of the “He’s the perfect symbol of the run the giani aiilo ruiiipuny fur cing system and offering an alter program. “Reducing benefits is an Ullman said it will face serious op cent dependent. deputy registrar of voters for the of credit, handling creditors and to terpretations of various sections” change in assessment because of double-talking, double-crossing llirrr ilrradcN. native to the steep tax increases option but it’s not a viable one,” said position by other committee “I’m working with the Department get in touch with other agencies such Ryba said, “Without question we Democratic Party by William Houle, revaluation about a year from now. many Americans felt in their first Cotter. “I’d back using the general members. Democratic deputy registrar of politician. He doesn’t even know “Every woman wants to take over of Energy to monitor fuel oil prices, as food stamps and rental or utility what party he belongs to.” if she can get away with it. But in her 1979 paycheck. revenue funds to support, say, the On the homefront Cotter said to make certain refiners are working assistance. — Sen. Geurge McGovern, l>- heart she prefers the man to take As a member of the powerful disability program.” money for the five-year development within the new guidelines.” The program is operating in the of S.D., liilkiiig iiliuiit cx-Dciiiorrat charge.” House Ways and Means Committee, Last year in a slap-dash manner grant for Manchester from the Last year Congress, as part of the fices of the community council. 1 h Cotter speaks with authority on the Congress passed legislation to in Department of Housing and Urban energy bill, passed legislation to Court St., Rckville. Appointments Forums Slated by Church John (.onnullv, who 1 running for — Sybil Duiiiiiiig, an .Aualria- the 1980 GOI> presidenlial prospects for changes in the sagging crease Social Security taxes to the Development should be decontrol home heating oil. If price are required and should be made by BOLTON—Speakers on alcoholism, born arlrcBs, wbo Haiti site rrulizrn Silverstein, director of human ser Conover. iioiiiinulion. b rr vifWH tin 'IfiiiiiiiH iii “will nut- Social Security System, tune of $227 billion over the next “forthcoming.’' increases reached a certain percen calling the council office. the Manchester Area Conferece of vices at Rockville General Hospital, Title I W orksliop “In my day our real cowboy films niakr iiir popular witb .Amerirun “I doubt the President’s proposed decade. Cotter says his committee “ rve been working with tage, then controls were to be Churches, brotherhood and ethics in will talk about alcoholism. w oiiirii." budget cuts in the system will see the will look into the possibility of a tax Manchester officials and the local reinstituted. public education, will highlight the On Feb. 11 Nancy Carr, director of There will be a Title 1 workshop were the best America has ever light of day in this Congress,” Cotter Tolland Project public forums at Bolton the Manchester Area Conference of Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m, at known. Right always beat wrong in “It wouldn’t be very profitable to rollback. “However, if we rollback HUD director,” he said. “The latest "We’ve reached that percentage,” Shelters Youth Congregational Church beginning Churches, will talk about that Bolton Elementary School. The our pictures, and killings were kept purposely run into a deer when it’s told the Herald's Washington bureau. taxes, we'll still need money to meet word is that the revised program put said Cotter. “Controls should be Sunday. organization. workshop is for parents who are in down to a minimum.” going to cost you $400. You can buy a “We’ll take another look at financing the commitments.” forth is now in compliance with HUD reinstituted and I’ve requested the TOLLAND — The Tolland Youth In September the church initiated a James Rogers will talk about terested in learning how to help their — Roy Rodgrrit, 67, actor, com lot of ground beef, steaks and hot the system but I’d rather see another Another priority for the Connec regulations.” Energy Department to audit the Emergency Shelter Inc. is a program new venture and restructured its brotherhood on Feb. 18. Michael children at home with reading and plaining lliul modern “Hpaglielli” dogs with $400.” method of funding than to cutback on ticut congressman is action on the The congressman also said refineries. math. The workshop will be divided designed to provide temporary Sunday morning schedule. O’Connor will talk about ethics in »c»lcrn» ronlain (oo inucli — Paul llerig, a biulugint fur benefits.” President’s proposal for a “real Manchester’s economy is in good "In 1973, we were paying about 19 Sunday morning worship is from into two groups, one for primary and emergency housing for young people public education on Feb. 25. V iolenre. Coiinfflirul'H Depurtiiifiil of En- Social Security cuts proposed by wage insurance” tax credit. “Anyone shape. “They have a lower un cents a gallon for home heating oil,” 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Families attend the one for intermediate grade in Tolland who find themselves in The church will have a book fair on "Well, let’s put it this way: Carter in his new budget would affect adhering to Carter’s wage guidelines employment rate than the rest of the he continued. “After the oil embargo first portion of the service and then youngsters. viruiiiiifiilal Prulfflion, Huying stressful situations. the first Sunday in Lent, a church anything’s a possibility.” iiioloriHiH — hit willi HubHfqufiit burial payments, subsidies for could take a tax credit on their in country,” said Cotter. “It’s a prices skyrocketed and were 50 cents The shelter is open to those 18 or the students and staff teachers leave choir concert on April 1 and a 'Tax Kc\ iew Itourd — Ilriiry Ford II, 62, intliruling ifbiful duiiiagr tohIh — lanl year teenagers, minimum benefits and come tax for the difference between healthy, viable area. However, one of a gallon a year ago.” younger and the emergency housing for class time. special musical program to complete The Board of Tax Review will be in Ilf uiigiit Hlfp tiuw II an rliairnian of I,- federal pensions. Such cuts would inflation and the guidelines,” Cotter the problems is a shortage of skilled Since Cotter spends much of his is available through host homes At 10:30 a.m. fellowship time the year’s activities. kession Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon, affidfiitully killed mure Ibun Fortl Motor Co. a bit rarly. He ban contribute $600 million toward the explained. labor. time in Washington and he’s un provided by Tolland families who Trying Another Way ... begins. The programs are open to the Feb. 8 and Feb. 14 from 7 to 10 p.m. 0 0 0 deer in llie Hlale. President’s $29 billion budget deficit “For example, if a labor group “The increase in the defense married, his fuel bill is relatively willingly open their homes to the Oops! This is cheating At 10:45 a.m, three activities are public. The sessions will be in the assessor’s something you’re not supposed to offered. They are confirmation class, goal. agreed to stay within the President’s budget (for 1980) should be very help low. “But I know what it’s like and I young people, thus allowing them to do in slimnastics class. For more information or a office at the Community Hall remain in Tolland to continue their study discussion group and a scries of calander of events call Shirley The board will hear grievances on Thought The head of the Ways and Means 7 per cent guideline and there was an ful to United Technologies and other get a lot of mail from my con normal daily activities. forum programs. Sunday, Lee I’otter, Barbara Smith or Eleanor property a.ssessments. Committee, Rep. A1 Ullman, (D- inflationary increase of 9 per cent, a supply plants in the area.” stituents who are burned up about the On Feb. 24 the group will sponsor a Ore,), has flatly rejected considering worker could take a tax d^uction on On a colder note, Cotter expressed high price increases.” As I write this, “Super (bowl) Sun then when it doesn't measure up, benefit dance to provide funds to the President’s proposals this year. shock at the exorbitant home heating day” is coming with all its promised moving on to another promise? operate the program. The dance will Moratorium on Prisons grandeur. As you read this, it has be at St. Matthew's Church hall, passed. Regardless of how well the We must put our faith, our hope, in _ _ w • w n • » Tolland Green, from 8:30 p.m. to game was played, the coverage com 12:30 a m. Dancing will be to the Subject for Unitarians The Lighter Side By Dick West music of Corona. municated, the frills and extras grass withers, the flower fades,” — ~ MANCHESTER - Gretehen brought to you, has it really changed For ticket information call 872-0311 social change and community af as does the impact of all the WASHINGTON (UPl) - Although Prof. John Kenneth Turnipblood, the upper brackets. the roots of sumptuousness. This McKay Ashton, associate of U.S. fairs, coordinates a task force for your life in any perceptable way? or 872-4253. All proceeds will benefit promised super things — “but the a reaction consensus would be hard favor the so-called “trickle up” ap “By contrast, a relatively small means taking it right at the upper the youth shelter program. programs of the Unitarian Univer- monitoring Massachusetts juvenile Isn’t calling superbowl day "Super word of our God will stand forever,” to isolate and identify, congressional proach. amount of austerity will make itself salist Service Committee (UUSC), institutional facilities and the Sunday” just a little presumptuous? brackets," Waterstock told me. Rev. Frederick Lanz comment on President Carter’s “Give the low income brackets a will speak Sunday at the 11 a.m. Greater Boston Action League for Dosn't it reflect today’s social trend felt in the lower brackets. So the best I’m sure that Congress, which has itIoHM ami Widowrrs Director of Christian Education fiscal 1980 budget was heavily laced good shot of austerity and it even meeting of the Unitarian Univer- .setting up and aiding the formation of of building impossibly high expec policy is to aim the austerity shown exquisite wisdom in resolving MANCHESTER — The Widows and Community Baptist Church with the word “austerity.” tually will trickle up into the high program in their direction. Sooner or salist Society: East at the Communi action groups, centered around the tations regarding something, and such issues in the past, will come Widowers will have a whist and set ty Y. Her topic, “While There Is a UUSC policies. “...stops short of imposing the brackets where it is most needed,” later, the higher brackets will feel forth with a workable compromise— back party Feb. 11 starting at 2 p.m. Soul in Prison,” will deal with a austerity needed." —Sen. Pete Turnipblood said in his analysis of Two K4>ap|>oinU‘(l the effects of it, too.” sometime in the next decade. at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. 64 moratorium on prison and jail con- Domenici, R-N.M. the budget. But other economists, one being Meanwhile, there are foreign policy 2 Church St. All widows and widowers struetion. Two area men have been reap Almanac “To describe such a budget as ‘lean Why not apply austerity measures Dr. Sigmund Waterstock, argue that implications to consider. are elcome to attend and should The UUSC, a private, non-profit pointed to the state Board of Media and austere’ is like talking about a to the upper brackets directly? the lower brackets already operate It is axiomatic that no nation can bring their own playing cards For organization for social change, is tion and Arbitration by Gov. Ella Ity U iiilfil I’n'HH liilernuliunal 'crash diet’ that permits banana “The upper brackets have a power on an austere level, thus making any long exist as an island of austerity in more information call 643-7976. particularly involved in reform of the Grasso. Austrian violinist and composer Today is Friday, Feb. 2, the 33rd splits and lemon cream pie.” —Sen. ful barrier against austerity,” Tur further belt-tightening in that area a world that is striving for prodigali administration of justice nationally. .lames Fra.ser of Manchester and Fritz Kreisler was born Feb. 2,1875. William Armstrong, R-Colo, One of its program priorities is a Louis Maltcmpo of East Hartford day of 1979 with 332 to follow, Also on this day in history: nipblood said. “It is called money. ineffectual. ty. To avoid offending our neighbors, Amlov**r Pax Revit^w ”We are in a period of economic Very drastic measures would be moratorium on new prison construc both were reappointed to the board. ’The moon is moving toward its In 1848, Mexico signed a treaty “To make austerity work, we’ve we shall have to avoid adopting an air ANDOVER - The Board of Tax first quarter. austerity.” —Sen. Gary Hart, D-Colo. required to start an austerity wave in got to have a program that attacks of austerer-than-thou. Review will be in .session tonight tion until alternatives to incarcera Fraser’s term will expire Dec. 12, giving Texas, New Mexico, Arizona The morning stars are Mercury Etc. from 7 to 9 and Saturday from 9 a.m. tion have been implemented, 1979: Maltempo’s will expire Jan, 23, and California to the United States Ms. McKay-Ashton, an activist in Venus, Mars and Saturn. A voter old enough to remember to 12 p.m. at the Town Office 1980. (f retch CM M<‘Kav-.\sliloii for $15 million. The evening star is Jupiter. when politicians promised such Building. The board will hear In 1876, the National Bkseball things as "a chicken in every pot” SCOOPS tyPoiKSnayi grievances on properly assessments. Those born on this date are under League was formed, comprised of the sign of Aquarius. may be somewhat disoriented by the s (iupmuif HU Scholarship Forms Ready teams in Boston, Chicago, Cincin spectacle of public servants striving THAT’S RfiW-FOR'PESr nati, New York, Philadelphia, St. murnffAH Cul> Scout ltum|uct to out-austere each other. ...VOUIPIOU 5UP(DRIEPA(TOl’! seniors and MCC transfer students Louis, Louisville, Kentucky, and MANCHE.STER - Cub Scout Pack MANCHESTFJR— Applications for finam i.n .u . I . . n ' ■ .illcge of Yesterdays While some citizens might be (mfOKm aid from the Manchester Scholarship who plan to attend any school of 144 will have its annual Blue and Gold the student’s choice. Financial need Hartford, Connecticut. heartened by the assurance that nmmm- mrfwtJd Foundation are now available in the higher education which includes banquet Feb. 7 at 6:30 p.m, at the is determined in a confidential In 1933, two days after gaining of “austerity is just around the cor CHim Hm REEVES' SEQUENCES lEJ guidance offices of Manchester High business, technical, vocational manner by an experienced college 25 Y«‘ars .\p;o Army-Navy Club, Main Street. fice, Nazi Chancellor Adolf Hitler ner,” to others the slogan “peace and Charles Senleio. the principal of the ... Maybe Next Time School, East Catholic High School, schools, as well as two- and four-year financial aid officer. PTA Council advocates the hiring 'SUPERMAN' colleges. ordered dissolution of the Reichstag austerity” wouldn’t sound all that at Keeney Street School, will be guest Look.s like .she’.s giving up — or resting for the next attempt Howell Cheney Regional Voeational The financial awards range from of a school social worker. - the German Parliament. tractive. speaker Awards will be presented to Technical School, and the financial The awarding of the scholarships is $2,50 to $1,000 and are granted to Elks are offering three college in the Manchester Rec Department class. (Herald photos by ba.sed on a number of factors in In 1976, Daniel Moynihan resigned the winners of the Pinewood Derby. aid office at Manchester Community students who plan to attend a variety scholarships. Since there apparently is strong Strempfer) College. cluding the high school academic of types of schools. as American ambassador to the bipartisan support for a national Terry Moran is cubmaster. 10 Y’ears .Ypo United Nations. The applications are available to record, the student’s intended austerity policy, the chief remaining 'riie deadline for fhc applications is This date was a Sunday; The Manchester resident graduating program of study, and the family April 4. 1979, A thought for the day: Roman poet decision is how to achieve that goal. Herald did not publish. Ovid said, "To be loved, be lovable.” M Some economists, among them EVENING herald, Fri., Feb. 2, 1979 — PAGE ELEVEN District Questions Use Tough Road Meetings Of Revenue Sharing Fund
MANCHESTER —A letter sent by Robert Bletchman, a member of money is proper. an attorney representing the Eighth the Eighth District Board of Direc The changes in the sewer rates aiso Utiiities District angered one tors, first said he was "not privy to" was discussed. For Local Hoop Fives member of the Town Board of Direc the letter and suggested the matter The Eighth Utilities District will lly l.l'.N AIISTI'.R out of a downward slide. -9 - meetings, including an 84-69 duke cent. He suffered a contusion of the tors and caused an apparent memory be tabled and discussed later if the be affected by the change, which no Mi'niM S|iorlHHrilA*r Tbe Eagles, coming off an im Jan. 5, and has taken a 20-18 edge in iapse for a member of the Eighth town directors felt the letter was not longer provides discounts for larger Putting an end to two streaks pressive 81-55 win over dangerous hip against Prince and sat out the se the series, cond half, "We won’t know about him Utiiities District Board of Directors. a proper one. users. will be the quest of East Prince Tech, once again tries to slop The ietter. sent by attorney John Then, the six-member subcom District residents had been lumped South Catholic’s recent domination Manchester has dropped four out of probably until game time,” Penders Catholic and Manchester High its last five and is in danger of slip LaBeile Sr. to the federai govern mittee started discussing its next into one group, so the district had of them in a big HCC battle at the statee, “ He’s our key defensive ping out of the CCIL nlavoff picture. ment. was discussed at Thursday agenda item, proposed sewer rate received the large-user discount in in cage action tonight. Cheney University of Hartford at 8 o’clock. player as far as playing the The Indians, 6-7 in league play and 6- perimeter.” night’s meeting of the subcommittee changes. the past. The change, which is being Tech, too, will attempt to pull South has won the last nine 8 overall, will try to right themselves The problem here is South's Mark of the town and district Boards of Shortly after this discussion phased in over two years, will in against Hall High in West Hartford, Parrotta, who hit for 24 points the Directors. started, Bletchman spoke again crease the sewer charge for the dis In the ietter. LaBeile again about the revenue sharing letter and trict. also in an 8 o’clock start. Hall, too, is first clash, mostly from long range 6-7 in CCIL encounters and 8-7 questioned the town's proposed use said it had been sent out in connec The district’s three members of which opened up the Eagle zone and overall. The Indians took the first of revenue sharing funds for the tion with an Eighth District Board of the subcommittee —Bletchman. loosened things in the middle — for Town Fire Department. The town Directors meeting. Bletchman had Samuel Longest and Willard Marvin meeting, 78-58, with the Warriors Pinone. has allocated money in the past and asked then that the matter of the —asked that the district be given a minus one starter due to vacation. South leads the HCC at 6-0 and is Cheney, which has lost two players 11-2 overall. again this year for use by the Town town’s use of revenue sharing funds reduction because it maintains and — Steve Anderson and Mike Kennon Fire Department, which does not be pursued by the district’s attorney. services its own sewer lines. Manchester broke out of an early — as well as games, also has a road season dip with a win over Hall but it cover the Eighth District. After the meeting, Bletchman The matter was tabled and will be The Eighth District has its own offered no reason for why he had not engagement at Portland High as it shouldn’t be that easy this time. Hall, discussed later when the proposed tries to right itself. The Beavers are volunteer department, which is mentioned the previous action that rates for 1979-80 are established. with all hands on deck, had won three 3-9 in the COC, 3-11 overall, while separate from the town’s paid had led to LaBelle's sending the The subcommittee will meet again straight before being nicked in the Portland is 7-4, 8-5. The Highlanders department. letter. Wednesday, Feb. 28 at 8 p.m. at the last 19 seconds Tuesday by Penney. Thomas Connors, a member of the District offficials have said in the district firehouse. annexed the first meeting, 60-46. The Indians have been hurt all town Board of Directors, seemed past that revenue sharing funds The area slate tonight lists 9-4,11-4 season long by turnovers. “Hopefully angered that the letter, dated Jan. 12, received by the town should not be Penney High at home receiving 1-12 we can eliminate some of the mis Congressional Conference had been sent. used by the Town Fire Department Enfield High and 1-12 East Hartford takes which have hurt us lately," ■’To write this letter at this late because the department only ser High at 7-6, 7-7 Windham High in remarked Manchester Coach Doug Governor Ella Grasso, center, meets with date seems ill-conceived," he said. vices part of the town. CCIL tilts. In the Central Valley Pearson, “They’ve been the mental federal budget on the state. Talking to Grasso Conference, co-leader 7-2, 9-6 South members of the Connecticut congressional He wondered why the matter had The town, however, has consulted Lottery mistakes, those which hurt you in is Rep. Robert Giaimo, D-Conn., left, and Windsor High hosts 3-6, 3-11 Glaston critical situations. delegation Thursday on the impact of the 1980 not been discussed previously with federal officials and been told that Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, right. (UPI photo) the subcommittee, which is a liaison only the revenues from the Town bury High and 5-4, 7-7 Rockville High “The team is learning but we have group formed to promote better Fire Department taxes are visits the other co-leader, 7-2, 9-6 to learn to play the game better with relations between the town and the calculated when figuring the town’s HARTFORD —The winning daily Bloomfield High. our heads. Our heads are not always district. revenue sharing grant. Revenues numer drawn Thursday in the Bolton High, 1-11, 1-13, is at 8-4, 9-5 in the game,” the fifth-year coach Lease Being Drawn Up The other two town directors on from the Eighth District Fire Connecticut lottery was 600. The win MiMiira Murphy Kllcii IVlk.-iilis Rocky Hill, 6-5,7-5 Rham High enter acknowledged. 2 the subcommittee—John FitzPatrick Department are not included in the ning weekly numbers were 63, 286 tains 3-9, 4-10 East Hampton in Six-foot-2 senior captain Dave and William Diana —also questioned formula. and 837440. The lucky color was blue. Hebron and 7-5, 8-6 Coventry High is Gustamachio has been a bright spot who had asked that the letter be sent Thus, the town feels its use of the at 8-2, 10-2 Bacon Academy in in an otherwise gloomy Cheney For Firehouse Museum Hot-Shooting East Colchester in COC bouts. season. He’s tossed in 290 points (20.7 East is 3-4 in the Hartford County average) thus far to boost his career- By J l \ E TOMPKINS favors for its depository of some 3,- "But we can’t even claim this Manchester Police Conference, 9-6 overall, and has all total to 758 points. He’s six points shy lleruld Ki-porltr 000 items which, at present, have no but secured the fourth and final HCC of moving into second place on the grant until we get the building," he ★ DEMONSTRATORS ★ Rolls over Aquinas MANCHESTER — The Cheney place for storage or display. Accor added. playoff spot. What the Eagles want all-time Tech career scoring list. Historical Commission is preparing a ding to Arthur Selleck, society presi He said the society would maintain MANCHESTER Police said the arrest most of all, though, is to cut the Tom LeCourt is the career leader Canning 48 percent of its shots from the floor. East Catholic with 860 points. lease between the town and the dent, firefighting memorabilia is the building and would install a — Manchester Police was made in connection BUY LIKE A DEALER losing streak to the arch-rival Connecticut Firemen’s Historical stored in barns, basements and attics security system that would be con Thursday made three un with the theft of a lamp and trounced St. Thomas Aquinas, 73-38, in HCC girls’ basketball ac Rebels. Two sophomores — 6-foot-2 forward Scott Cable and 5-foot-8 *Come on Team' Society, a non-profit group, which all over the state. There are many nected with the town Police Depart related arrests on forgery recent disturbances at 1978 GRAND PRIXSJ tion last night in New Britain. One weapon East Coach Jim will permit the society to take over items that have also been either lost ment. and larceny charges. Locust Street roomin The triumph boosted the Eaglettes’ with a career and school-record total Penders hopes to use against South’s guard Brian Eaton — have moved Cheerleader Liz Kozuch of East Catholic High claps her hands the Pine Street firehouse and use it or taken out of state because there is In the public session after the All three cases involved house. PONTIAC LIST‘8113 conference mark to 6-2 and of 29 points, hitting 14 times from the 6-foot-8 John Pinone, who tossed in 32 into the Beavers’ starting line-up as while leading students in cheer during timeout of Eagles’ gam e as a museum. no central place to collect them. He executive meeting, Weiss informed the alleged theft of checks • A total of 26 moto '1-6069-0 SALE PRICE ‘6713 aggregate docket to 12-3. The Saints field and 1 for 6 from the charity points and had a then career-high 29 firc(.v»,rfirst-year Coach PSiiPhil Crocket is not with Prince Tuesday night. (Herald Photo by referred to a hand pumper that came Thursday the commission voted the commission that he had received and subsequent attempts to vehicle arrests, including slip to 2-12 overall with the setback. stripe. Ellen Petkaitis dumped in 10 rebounds in the first meeting, is 6- only preparing for this season but Strempfer) unanimously at a public meeting to originally from New London which is an inquiry from a restaurant firm have them cashed, police eight for speeding and one East raced to a 19-9 lead after the hoops for 20 markers in the winning foot-6'/2 sophomore Russ Radant. future campaigns, as well. go into executive session to discuss now part of a collection in Scottsdale, that was interested in locating in the said. for making a U-turn on first quarter and continued its hot effort for East. Is he ready? “We’ll find out,” Ariz. terms and price of the lease with firehouse, but had since withdrawn Barry J. Oole, 35, of 167 Main Street, were made SAVE M 4 0 0 shooting in the second stanza, Kathy Bassola had 18 points to lead Penders replied, “Russ has made Kiro Out representatives of the society. Com Using a scale model of the old Hose its interest. E. Center St, was charged moving to a 38-23 bulge at the half. great strides in the last month. He’s Thursday. Aquinas. All liunilN will not he on clerk missioner William FitzGerafd and Ladder Co No. 1 firehouse built FitzGerald then moved that the with third-degree larceny 1 9 7 1 BUICK CENTURY The Eaglettes put the contest away East closes out its regular season done everything we've asked and he’s DandridgeStandout, moved for the executive session with by Manchester Police Sgt. Larry and third-degree forgery, 2-DOOR LIST *6630 in the third canto as they outscored had enough varsity time so he won’t when I''hnI Calliolie fare» arrh-rival firehouse be used primarily for More damage to the with two big HCC match-ups. The So iiih r a lh o lir tonight at the approval from Town Manager Smith, Selleck and commission police said. The arrest was Northview Ski Slope, ap '2-5094 SALE PRICE *5385 Aquinas, 17-6, to forge a 55-29 advan be in awe (of Pinone), historical purposes, as a museum. Eaglettes host Northwest Catholic rniverNily of Hartford. Robert Weiss, who was at the members could jointly study the made in connection with parently caused by motor tage heading into the stretch run, “Maybe with him in there maybe Bullets Down Spurs Commissioner Nathan Agostinelli Thursday night before visiting South Si\-foot-H junior I*c*te Kiro, the meeting. FitzGerald said he acted on possibilities and physical advantages said that a restaurant usage of the checks that were stolen vehicles, was reported to Laurie Barry, Trish O’Connell and Catholic next Saturday night in Hart the officials will see some of the off of the building to be used as a Herond holding Hoorer at 16.3 verbal advice from Assistant Town building was not in keeping with the recently from the police. Peggy Laneri combined for 12 of the ford, South and Northwest currently the ball stuff John does," added the NEW YORK (UPI) — Bobby Dandridge is fast becoming the Attorney Kevin M. O’Brien. firemen s museum. Manchester Early Lear SAVE ^ 2 4 5 18 assists credited to East while Sue Eagle second-year coach, who in the points p<*r game*, will not play. He type of player that can turn a night of adversity into one of historic district. share the HCC lead. sprained his ankle in prartire In the public session which Selleck said although the building FitzGerald said that applications ning Center, police said. A theft of $659 worth ol Dailey and Monica Murphy con past has voiced displeasure with prosperity. And Thursday night he did just that in leading the followed, FitzGerald announced that is wooden, the installed sprinkler Court date is Feb. 26. 1979 BONNEVILLE 2-DOOR trolled the backboards with 24 Pinone’s physical work under the Thursday., East (j»arli Jim Renders for the $35,000 renovation con tennis equipment anc reported , and won't he in the injury-riddled Washington Bullets past the San Antonio Spurs: only the terms and wording of the system is what makes it acceptable sultant’s job have been reviewed and Arthur W. Zilo, 28, of clothing was reported PONTIAC LIST*9484 rebounds. At the defensive end, Kn«l Culholir (7.3) Lucier 2 0-0 4 boards without heed. “With someone lease were discussed in the executive for museum use. Wethersfield was charged '1-1737-0 SALE PRICE *7975 Karen Lucier and Kathy Skehan were Murphy 14 1-6 29, Dailey 1 1-4 3, Laneri 1 6-foot-2, 6-foot-3, you don’t see them lineup. ■Bobby wanted it,” Washington Bullets, including.twoDig hook .shots final personal interviews will be stolen from a motor vehi ''O f all gaiiiA's not to have full Coach Dick Motta said after Dan- session, items which will be dis He told the commission the society scheduled beginning next week, with third-degree larceny, cle. The incident was standouts, forcing numerous tur 5-8 7, Barry 2 0-0 4, O’Connell 1 0-0 2, go flying into Row G when they get over backup center Mike Green in has applied for a $50,000 grant which novers. Skehan 0 0-0 0, Petkaitis 10 0-0 20, Johnson pushed." troops/* R4*nch*rs sighed, “ So dridge's 26 second-half and 36 overall cussed between the town attorney "They all seem enthusiastic to do fourth-degree larceny, noticed by the owner while the final minutes to sew up the win. has been authorized by the State East Coach Donna Ridel was I 0-0 2. Walsh 1 0-0 2, Cunningham 0 0-0 0, Penders is concerned that Mark we*re in troiihh*, serious trouble. points gave the Bullets a 123-122 vic In other games, Philadelphia and the commission before it is ap the job, ” FitzGerald said. "We could third-degree forgery and the vehicle was parked at tory. “Ho just took over. It was a proved. Commerce Department. He said it is SAVE ^ 1 5 0 9 pleased by her club’s first half per Harvey 0 0-0 0, Ingallinerg 0 0-0 0. Totals Pagani might not be up to 100 per- Hut, who knows. \Vc*'ll show up defeated Chicago, 128-105, Detroit pick any one of these and would feel issuing a bad check. Court Tolland Turnpike address. 33 7-19 73. and see what haiipens." helluva win for us. Very gratifying.” The firehouse, which was aban reported that matching funds will be confident they would do a good job.” date is Feb, 16. The actual theft may have formance. “It was the first time in dumped Cleveland, 120-116, and Seat available. tiliiiiiiih (3K) DiPietro 30-06. Guagni 0 The Bullets got 23 points from a tle beat New Jersey, 107-102 doned in 1966, is the site the society Police said the arrest occurred earlier and gone 197S BUICK CENTURY four games the team had executed 0-0 0. Miller 0 0-0 8, Bassola 90-118, Camp hobbling Kevin Grevey, who suffered 76, rs ia«. B iiIIh 10.5 was made in connection unnoticed, police said. 2-DOOR LIST*6209 well with both crisp passing and a 1 0-0 2, Robertson 0 0-2 0, Clerkin 2 2-2 6 a leg cramp in the first quarter, and Julius Erving scored 32 points to with the theft of checks The automobile also was '25159-0 SALE PRICE *4989 tenacious defense,” she remarked. Hawrylik 2 1-2 5, Adamowich 0 1-2 l ’ BI Matmen Rally, Win were forced to use an injured Wes Murphy led all scorers for Eas' Totals 17 4-9 38. from an individual. A per damaged, police reported. Unseld more than they wanted to. Weinstein Criticizes Penny Bennet/llling Junior High dec. Mike Griffin 7-6, 95 — Dave son tried to cash two of A television set and $6 But Dandridge led the second-half MANCHESTER — Richard Weins ‘To suggest that the referendum he said. those checks at worth of cash was taken wrestling team registered a 42-30 Kissman (BI) pinned Pomerice :57, come-from-behind win over Jeffer drive to the victory, scoring 15 of the NBA tein, Republican town chairman, has movement was an effort sponsored The Democrats have said they will Manchester businesses, from a Bond Street home, SAVE ^ 1 2 2 0 100— Mark McNamara (BI) pinned 32 Bullet points in the fourth quarter. criticized Mayor Stephen Penny for police said. Haas Shares Leadg son Junior High of Meriden yester Clough 2:45, 107 — Statchen (H) dec. by the Republican Town Committee withdraw from the program if future police said. A resident of "Once we started coming back 1 recent remarks he made about the Ronald F. Gumbrew- day. Chris Cavedon 6-4, 114— David Haz- lead Philadelphia over Chicago, the is factually untrue. But, it is fair to requirements of the program are un the home was in bed and 1978 GRRND PRIXSJ The locals were down, 30-24, with thought il would be a shame to lose petition effort involving the Com say that the Republican Party does reasonable. siecz, 32, of 93B Downey heard nothing, police said. LIST zard (BI) pinned Lonigan 2:31,121 — it. " said Dandridge, who is finally Bulls fourth straight defeat. PONTIAC *8195 three bouts to go but took all three Vitale (J) pinned Mike Wemmell munity Development program. support the right of citizens to speak “Therefore, the issue should be Drive was charged with The following thefts also '1-6378-0 SALE PRICE *6775 Enjoys Excitement being recognized as a star forward. I’isimis 120, CiivnlicrH 116 Weinstein said he was disappointed third-degree forgery and via the pin route to take the upper 1:50, 128 — Johnson (J) pinned Mike Bob Lanier poured in 29 points, in out and have their voices heard whether or not HUD demands are un were reported by hand. Bennet/llling is now 4-2 for the While Motta was reveling in the in Penny’s classification of those who through referendum on HUD or any reasonable and not the threats of in- third-degree larceny, Manchester Police: PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (UPI) — Jay Haas exuberance is Saunders 4:45, 134 — Steve Farley glory of the victory, San Antonio cluding three key foul shots in the season with the triumph its third in a (BI) pinned Pelletier :58, 140 — signed the petitions as “disaffected other issue," he said, completed projects,” Weinstein said, police said. The arrest also • Two ladders, valued at (;oach Doug Moe was boiling — at the final 15 seconds, and M. L, Carr refreshing. row. Ayala (J) pinned Mark Walter 4:25, persons." HUD is the federal Department of “It is like someone who submits to was made in connection $199, were taken from a SAVE ^ 1 4 2 0 officials. added 29 to spark Detroit over The 25-year-old native of Haas scored his only tour victory Dave Kissman, Steve Farley and 148 — Neil Berry (BI) pinned Cleveland. The petition seeks a two-year ban Housing and Urban Development, blackmail and is afraid to stop with a stolen check inci motor vehicle parked on To put it mildly, the San Antonio Belleville, 111., shot a 4-under-par 68 last year when he won the San Diego Butch Wemmell all remained un Meuthin 2:23, 157 — Ken Marshall .Sii|MTSonirs 107, Ncis 102 on town participation in the federal which oversees the Community because the truth might be revealed, dent, police said. There Kensington Street. Open. Last week, while trying to de coach said, “we got (wronged). If Community Development program. was no court date listed. 1979 CATALINA 2-DOUR at tough Pebble Beach Thursday to beaten for the locals, the former pair (BI) pinned Cubano2:05,167— Butch Ixinnie Shelton scored 12 points in Development program. “The Republican Town Committee • About $35 in change share the first-round lead in the Bing fend that title, he missed the cut. in six matches and Wemmell in four, we’d get reffing like that we’d win ” The‘ referendum petition Weinstein also criticized the is not afraid of the truth. If the and a plaque with the first PONTIAC LIST *8336 Wemmell (BI) Pinned McMillian every nigni. ii was one of the most 'the fourth quarter to overcome a Crosby Pro-Am Golf Tournament As well as the three played they Re.sults: 85— Murrillo (J) pinned 2:35. exemplifies citizens exercising their Democratic directors proposal that majority of the citizens of Police also reported the dollar made by the owner '1-7010-0 SALE PRICE *6930 were in front by only a shot over Mae one-sided reffed games I’ve ever career-high 40-point performance constitutional rights, and I am following arrests: with Mike McCullough and Graham Curl Howard 2:20, 90 — Kenny (J) from New Jersey’s Eric Money and they would stop funding for project if Manchester no longer wish to use were stolen from Giovan Marsh, who played the easier McLendon, Bobby Nichols and Gil seen. It was terrible." shocked and surprised that the • David L, Chaney, 31, of Elvin Haves adHe'd 30 points for the rally the Seattle SuperSonics. the referendum for the two-year ban federal tax dollars from HUD with ni’s Restaurant at 250 Cypress Point course. Morgan with nine players, including mayor would revert to name is approved. the inevitable attached strings, then Hartford, who was charged Hartford Road. There were PGA champ and Bob Hope Desert calling,” Weinstein said. SAVE ^ 1 4 0 6 While McCullough, 33, has not won “Threats that projects will be ter the will of the majority should be with fourth-degree no signs of forced entry, a tournament in eight jears, and Classic winner John Mahaffey, two ■The newly elected GOP chairman larceny. Court date is Feb, College Basketball Roundup minated and not completed are in heeded, Weinstein said police said. Marsh, who is 35 and has won only shots back at 70. said the petitioning effort crossed consistent with previous statements Penny could not be reached for 26, • A woman reported $102 1979 FIREBIRD ESPIRIT Twenty-one players were tied at 71, party lines just as it has divided the made by the Democratic majority,” (omment this morning • Donald Tillson,25, of missing from her purse. among them Crenshaw, while 17 six Democratic directors. PONTIAC LIST *7514 no certain address in She first noticed the mis '1-7131-0 SALE PRICE *6814 players, including San Diego Open Manchester, was charged sing money while at a PGA winner Fuzzy Zoeller, were tied at Bird Fouled Out with fourth-degree larceny Haynes Street office, but 72. Obituaries Area Police and third-degree criminal the theft could have oc once in three, kept their emotions to Tom Watson, who won five tour mischief. Court date is curred earlier, police said. SAVE ^ 7 0 0 themselves, Haas fairly bubbled. naments last year as well as Vardon Mrs. f.lara H. l{ol>in.Hon Feb. 19. But Club Winner Mr.H. Cullicriiic S. BeiiHelir Vernon “I like the excitement that goes Trophy honors, opened with a 72 at MANCHESTER - Mrs. Clara Han 1979 GRAND AM 2-DR. with being a leader, especially in a Cypress Point. He is trying to na Robinson, 88, of 396 Burnham St. MANCHESTER -M rs. Catherine Anthony J. Pachesa, 17, of Merrow tournament like the Crosby where so become the first player ever to win Suhie Bensche, 86, formerly of 101 Road, Coventry, was charged PONTIAC LIST*7968 NEW YORK (UPI) - It had to happen sometime, and died this morning at a local convales many people come out and everyone three consecutive Crosby titles, Thursday night, Larry Bird finally did it. cent home. She was the widow of Florence St., died Thursday at a local Thursday with fourth-degree larceny 'Kathy says: '1-7081-0 SALE PRICE *6839 seems to know what’s going on," U.S. Open champ Andy North was For the first time in his college David Robinson. convalescent home. She was the (shoplifting) on complaint of K-Mart Spring Is Just around tho eomsr. Vt Haas said. “I don’t know if I can keep at 71, Arnold Palmer, who played ..10001' ‘1 ‘Il lii'h I ‘ :i(.i(c on top Mrs. Robin.son was born Dec. 5, widow of John Bensche. at Vernon Circle. ur gsrdsn A llowor soods In. on top because mere are three rounds with former President Gerald Ford, career, tho .senior All-America, who for good. ; . dl. jgL a.-, 19-0 winning 1890 in Portadown, County Armagh He was released on his promise to oNOhARO FRESH left and anything can happen” was at 74 and Lee Trevino was at 75. has already been drafted by the streak. Mrs, Bensche was born Dec, 4, SAVE * 1 1 2 9 Boston Celtics, fouled out. And he did Albert Slat) .Jones scored 25 points Northern Ireland, and had lived in 1892. in Topertz, Chez, Austria, and appear in court on Feb. 13. Maot. Cortlandt, Had i QoMsn Mloloua, loao Manchester for more than 60 years. Donald J. Murphy, 20, of 435 Forest Praah CMar. II alter missing the first end of a one- lo lead New Mexico. came to this country as a child and and-ono free throw that left Indiana She was a member of St. Mary's settled in Manchester in 1904. She St., East Hartford, was charged I S P S S t B - , 1979 GRAND PRIX 2-DR. In other games involving top Thursday with second-degree Nancy Lopez Eliminated, Stale down, 83-81, with 19 seconds Episcopal Church and its Ladies Yallow tquaah. SpanlUi MUoiw, PtnMpplM, teams. No. 1 Notre Dame downed 2 was a member of Zion Evangelical PONTIAC LIST ‘8451 Guild. She also belonged to larceny (theft of a motor vehicle) Rhubarb. Boaton A J.ll* Or.ng.., R.d t left (o play. Xavier. 66-57. No. 3 UCLA shaved Lutheran Church and an honorary Latiuea. Qlngar Sn dlM. Orapn, Puohw, '1-7017-0 SALE PRICE *7240 II looked like the second-ranked Manchester Grange, Memorial Tem and mutiliation of a factory or engine Least of Her Problems Oregon. 63-58, Texa.s. was up.set by member of its Ladies Aid Society. number. Caulfflowar. Brooood, Pip^TM, UmM, Tnnpl* t Sycamores needed a miracle. And, ple, Pythian Sisters, and LOLI No Rad A Hoi PapfMra, N m l OlansM. Urapalnilt, Arkansas, 68-58. Micingan State sur 17. She is .survived by two sons, Hans Police said the alleged offences •waal Folatoaai . aci'ording to Coach Bob Hodges they prised sevenlli-ratcd Oliio State. 84- RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. (UPI) She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Bensche of East Hartford and took place on .Ian. 29, Murphy was SAVE * 1 2 1 1 sometimes — its like they’ve both gol one as reserve forward Bob 79, in overtime, Illinois topped — Nancy Lopez, who as a rookie last fallen asleep,” David (Mary) Frazier of George Bensche of Greenfield, released on a $1,000 nonsurety bond RET YOUR DRILY NUMRERS HEREI Heaton hurled in a 40-foot shot at the Mione.sota, 67-57. Temple trounced Mass.; two daughters, Mrs. George for appearance in court on Feb. 13. year was the focus of attention on the Bertolaccini sank a 15-foot putt on Imzzcr to .send the game into over- llofslr;i. 92-70, Weber Stale defeated Manchester, with whom she made women’s golf tour, Thursday was her home: two granddaughters, Mrs. (Gertrude) McKay and Mrs. Fred T. Richard Couture. 18, of Regan HAI 1979 GRAND lEMANS 2-DR. the second sudden-death hole to liinc and Indiana State went on to a Boise S(a(e. 70-63, and Purdue beat (Ruth) Baker, both of Manchester; Road, Rockville, was chargeef VmMONT MAPUI S Y lS y « IMPOSTID WICKSS PONTIAC LIST *7748 eliminated in the first round of the defeat Lopez at the Mission Hills 91-89 viclory over New Mexico State. Norlhwestcrn, 68-58. John (Carol) Ashton and Mrs. $100,000 LPGA Triple Crown match two sisters, Mrs. Anna Stahl and Thursday with evading responsibility J3U8 WEEK’S SPECIALS '1-7014-0 SALE PRICE *6635 Country Club. Ironicallv. Hodges had said the day Sophomore Kelly Tripucka scored William (Betty) Hewitt, both of CALIF. O R K N MT. play tournament — but that could be Mrs. Susan Wright, both of and failure to have lights on. Bertolaccini, of Argentina, birdied before that he’d rather be lucky than 18 points lo lead Notre Dame. 14-2, Manchester; and six great- LETTUCC POTATOES CUKESi the least of her problems. good. grandihildren. Manchester; eight grandchildren and He allegedly struck two mail boxes the par-3 18th hole to force the over Xavier. The 1978 LPGA Player of the Year playoff. "I have to be hone.st with 3 seconds Hoy Hamilton and Kiki The funeral is Sunday at 2 p m at 15 great-grandchildren. on Tunnel Road and then left the 6 9 < hd. L ■ 10 LS. BAO 2 1 4 9 ' , SAVE * 1 1 1 3 has been experiencing extreme pain “I knew I would have to play well lo go and them shooting a free throw, Vandeweghe combined for ,32 points St. Mary’s Epi.scopal Church. The scene. Police said he was stopped a T** “ “ TIUAL1 BRIYIRS The private funeral is Saturday at ■ because Nancy’s really something," I had (o pray," .said Hodges. "I think to lead UCl.A lo a Pac-10 victory Rev. Stephen Jacobson, rector, will short time later driving without ■ 0RAN8ES I C E C I ^ . All PrkDS Includt Frci{kt A Dciler Prep. officiate Burial will be in East Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. headlights. His court date is Feb. 9. La BIZI . said Bertolaccini, 29, who joined the we jusi saw a miracle” over Oregon LPGA tour in 1975. New Mexico State rallied from a Cemetery at the convenience of the The Rev. Charles Kuhl, pastor of .Soiilli Windsor W w ’ LB. _ _ 9 1 7 9 * ,1 W VtOALI-Uli OALLON "Sever Knowingly Undersold" LPGA Led by Sidney Moncrief's 23 points, Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, OPEN DAILY CXM. TO 0 P.M. • f UNOAYS « AM. TO I P.M. Other women advancing included r 51-39 haltlime deficit to take an 83-81 unranked Arkansas liandcd Texas its family. • W la » r/ia NaraM tund ar P a p ^ plua LoU tn ncA alt • will officiate Burial will be in East The A-1 gas station on Route 5 was JoAnne Carner, Pat Bradley, Amy' lead with 30 seconds left in regula fir.sl home lo.ss in 24 games. Friends may call at Holmes broken into early T'hur.sday morning. in both arms and admitted after Cemetery. Alcott, Sandra Post, Mary Mills, tion. Ariel' Bird fouled out with 37 Earvin .Johnson scored 23 points, funeral Home. 400 Main St., Satur Nothing was reported missing, police losing to Silvia Bertolaccini that it has her worried. Donna Young and Dot Germain, points and 17 rebounds. Aggie Greg including six in overtime to lead day from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m. There are no calling hours. said. micli 'S ' Wchl) missed a free throw with 3 Wednesday’s pro-am tournament The family .suggests that any PERO■ PRODUCEl" " “At first it was just my right arm, Man in the Middle Michigan State over Ohio State, the The family suggests that any OPRDATSUNflATUNCIS.MIUDA was canceled when about two inches seconds left and the Sycamores memorial gifts may be made to the liollon the recently married Lopez said, “and Buckeyes lir.st Big Ten loss in nine memorial gifts may be made to the 27S OAKLAND tJ., MANCHESTE8 Cheney s Mo Harrison took off for the basket but found Bacon rebounded to set up Heaton’s bomb. Ronald W. Ferguson, 23, of 104 WINOSOD ROUTES 289-6433 623-2466 the doctors thought it was strained of snow blanketed the course. It was (ries. Book of Remembrance or the Organ Memorial Fund of Zion Evangelical ______•S43-83S4______Garth Road, Manchester, was issued muscles. But now its in both arms the first snow in Palm Springs since' defenders Dean Drouillard and Jim Magson (12) in his path After exchanging baskets in the I/!vi Cohb and Mark Smith com Lutheran Church. 112 Cooper St 1974. Church.'” a summons for failure to drive right and its got me worried. I wake up 10 during Tupday night’s game here. Bacon prevailed, 83-49, overlimc. Brad Miley converted a bined for 37 |M)ints when Illinois times a night, The pain gets awful The final round is slated Sunday. (Herald Photo by Strempfer) Ihrcc-point play witti two minutes snapped a three-game losing streak. PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. Feb. 2, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Fri., Feb. 2, 1979- PAGE THIRTEEN Names in the News ) EaSt SkatCrS Win in OT Larry Brown F'orced into overtime, East Cauthen Woes Mount test Saturday night against Masuk Daly with Greg White tying it 58 WHA DENVER (UPI) — Larry Brown, known for his display of emotion on the Catholic nipped Newington High of Monroe at the Bolton lee seconds into the final period for East sidelines diirinii Denver Nuggets games. Thursday announced he was quitting High. 3-2, in a non-CIAC ice Palace at 8:30. on an unassisted goal. W L T Pts. as head coach because oT health problems. Quebec 24 17 4 52 hockey game last night at the Matt Tobin's goal 31 seconds into Daly at 3:06 gave the Indians a 2-1 Minutes earlier. Nugget President and General Manager Carl Scheei' .said the overtime |>eriod won it for East. lead but Kurt I’eterseon knotted it New England 22 15 6 50 As Drought Continues Brown had dei'ided not to exercise his option to coach in future years because Cheshire Skating Rink. It was Tobin's 14th goal of the with his 10th goal of the year at 6:16. Winnipeg 22 19 6 50 ol .severe physical problems. The victory was the ninth in a row sea.son. East outshot Newingtop, 41-21. Edmonton 23 19 0 46 Itv MILTON ItILIIMAN was Goodman who was as much Cincinnati 20 23 5 45 toi' the Eagle icemen and lifted their Newington took a I-O lead at 9:33 of Scott Mosher and Peterson were NEW YORK (UPI) - The responsible for his succe.ss as anyone overall record to 9-2. East is 6-2 in Birmingham 19 24 3 41 Steve Cttuthen the middle period on a goal by Chip standouts for East. split look place last week in the and who helped make him financially CIAC competition with its next con riiiirsday's RchuIi ARCADIA. Calif. (UPI) — For only the second time in his short but il- Santa Anita parking lot. independent, with revenue off the Birminghani 7, Quebec 5 track as well as on it. Now. however. liisliious career, jix'key Steve Cauthen reacted to a victory by joyously Both parties went to great shaking his whip, Fridaj's Games Cauthen seems to be stumbling pains trying to convince around in the dark listening to "Thei e was only one lime before trxlay that I raised the whij) over my head MYHA Edmonton at Winnipeg I Bray to Return Quebec at New England everyone it wasn’t a complete anyone who feels like giving him ad aller the finish." he said Thursday. That was after Affirmed won the Triple vice. Under such circumstances. Crown la.sl summer. 11 was that kind of a feeling. Stjl IR'I'S breakup, not a final one, anyway. They might get Goodman isn't sticking his chin out Cauthen, the first jin key to win $6 million in purses in one year, ended his Rcgal's-sponsored squirts ice anymore. prolonged victory drought by winning with Father Duffy in the fourth race at hockey team took three decisions in For Invitational together again sometime, the "I've been knocking myself out, as many outings last weekend. .Santa .Anita. two of them said. No matter but no more, " he says, some of his It took back-to-back wins over Suf- By KARL YOST NHL how you looked at it, though. disillusionment showing. "Why Roberto Duran field by counts of 4-0 and 7-0 and also ^’porlM Editor Campbell Conference The Kid and his agent were should I be such a hero? At first, I blanked Middle.sex, 5-0. didn't want him to take all the flak. I PANAMA CITY, Panama (UPI) — Panamanian knockout artist Roberto The defense combinations of Ron Husky Rich Bray of Woodbridge, considered one of the best ulriek Division saying goodbye to each other, 'Stone Hand " Duran said Thursday night he renounced his world Lightweight singles and doubles players in New England, will return to not hello. didn’t want him to be hurt. We still Smith-Mark Cichow.ski and Steve W L T have a good relationship but you can crown because he has trouble Imding competition and thinks he can make Gallagher-Mike Horn allowed a total Manchester later this month to take part in the Professional In NY Islanders 33 8 9 "Good luck, pal. " Lenny Goodman more money as a welterweight. do only so much for anyone. 1 still of 15 shots on goal in the three con- vitational Tennis Tournament at the Manchester Racquet Club NY Rangers 29 17 5 said to Steve Cauthen, the 18-year-old think he should come to New York The head of Panamas Boxing Commi.ssio. Rodrigo Sanches, who also is (esls. Feb. 23-25. Atlanta 29 20 4 jockey for whom be has had an but he told me he' likes California. executive vice president of the World Boxing Association, said Duran aban Netminders Steve Cavallo and Rod Philadelphia 22 18 11 honestly warm fatherly feeling from doned the title because he could not meet the weight of the division. While an undeigraduate at the m Okay, then, I said to him 'You stay Cantrell combined on the three Smylli Di\ ision the first time they met two years there. Good luck to you'. " shutouts. UnivtMsity of Miami, Bray scored Sieve Luutlien W L T ago. "I wish you tiie best." Goodman has served as agent for Gerry Rothman scored twice and wins over Brian Gottfried and Harold "I wish you the best, too," the Kid Charlie Finley Solomon, two of the top Americans in Chicago 17 24 9 cent man, but by doing that, he has some of the top jockeys over the past Ted Fitzgerald and Kyle Bockus one told Goodman, who had been his HOLLYWOOD. Calif. lUPI) — A theatrical agent has offered Oakland A s past Davis Cup play. Vancouver 17 28 7 hurt him (Cauthen) as much as 30 years. Braulio Baeza, Bob Ussery each in the initial win over Suffield. agent since the fall of 1976 and had owner Charlie Finley a .sum in excess of $10 million to purchase the team, but While at Miai))i, Bray helped the Colorado 12 31 8 anyone can, " says Goodman. and Johnny Rotz among them. He Rothman, Bockus and Jini McKeown One That Got Past provided him with horses that earned Finley said there have been no firm offers, just negotiations. collegi.'ins )'un up a winning streak of St. Louis 12 34 7 The trainer claimed he had no considers Baeza the best jockey he each had a pair and Chris Reichardt more than $11 million. Marty Klein said Thursday he has offered to buy the A's and would keep the 123 straight mab ltes. Diving Manchester High goalie John Mum- choice, saying the decision to take ever handled, the best who ever one in the other win over Suffield. Schoeneberger (left) tries to get back into Cauthen was Jockey of the Year in baseball team in Oakland. Klein reported he represents a group of investors Bray has held both the No. 1 and Wales Conference lord reaches out with his glove hand but it’s play but is too late. Simsbury downed the In Cauthen off the horse was one of the lived, in fact, and Cauthen second Reichardt had two goals and 1977 and didn't do badly at all the hardest he ever had to make in his best. He still has a lot of faith in The and met with F'inley Thur,sday in the Oakland owners Chicago apartment to No. 2 j'ankings in doubles and singles Norris l)i\ ision too late as Simsbury High’s Jim Piankl slid discuss the offer. Rothman, Bockus and Roger dians, 9-0, Wednesday at the Bolton Ice first half of last year, either. Since life. Along with that. Lou Wolfson, Kid. in New England The last two years W L T the disk into the cage past the Indian net- LeBlanc one each in the win over Palace. (Herald Photo by Strempfer) then, though, he has ridden an almost owner of Affirmed, and not Barrera, "I think he's an excellent rider, he appeared in competition here in Montreal 35 9 7 Middlesex. minder. Tribe defenseman Mike incredible total of 109 straight losers. was said to have had the final word. certainly as good as anyone around George Blaney Regal's, coached by John Lamp- the NETS' tourney. The Invitationai Los Angeles 21 ,24 7 FIverything he has done the past few supplants the appearance of the Whatever, Cauthen has never been today, but jockeys are only as good WORCESTER, Mass. (UPI) — Holy Cross basketball coach George Blaney. .son. is now 19-5 overall and 5-1 in Pittsburgh 20 22 8 months has worked out wretchedly. at a lower point in bis career than he as the horses they ride," says Good league play NETS' event oh the local schedule. Washington 17 27 8 It has been so long now since the last w ho has had four straight 20-win seasons, was rewarded Thursday with a new Bray is the third pro to accept an Fratianne Grabs Lead is at the moment. Since splitting with man. To be fair. Goodman began Detroit 10 28 14 time he was in the winner's circle, multi-year contract as coach and assistant athletic director. invite. The first two were Joe Goodman last week, he has had two having trouble getting decent horses Pl.E w i;i. they're thinking of posting a reward Blaney is a 1961 HC graduate and coached at Stonehill and Dartmouth Bouquin of Danbury and Bill Drake Adams Division different agents. Chick McLellan and for Cauthen after suffering a heart before taking over the Crusaders. In his 11-plus years, his coaching record is M anchester Pee-Wee A-Copy W L T : for his return. Harry Hacek. Now Hacek is trying to attack in July. On top of that, traveling team dropped two outings of Wayland, Mass. All three per The final straw for Cauthen, the 178-1,21, including 114-74 at Holy Cross. The team is 12-6 this year. formed in the NETS' tour. Boston 31 13 8 say it's the media's fault that Cauthen injured his knee in August last weekend. 5-1 to East Haven in Toronto 21 20 10 First National Crown one that may have come closest to Cauthen isn't winning anymore. and was out for another month. Proceeds from the three-day play East Haven and 6-5 in the la.st two Buffalo 19 19 11 breaking his .spirit altogether, came Janet Guthrie arc ear)narkcd for the Manchester "Once they leave him aione. he'll Because he's having trouble get seconds to Mid-Fairfield at the Minnestta 20 23 7 Monday when Lazaro Barrera, the be all right,” .says Hacek. ting mounts at Santa Anita, the INDIANAPOLI.S (UPIl — Janet Guthrie isn't making any predictions, but Memorial Hospital Development trainer of Affirmed, whom Cauthen Bolton Ice Palace. Fund Rieli Brnv Tliiirsday's Results What garbage! prevailing feeiing is Steve Cauthen she is a member of a first-class team in her third attempt to win the In rode to the Triple Crown last year, Aaron Buezek scored the lone goal Islanders 4, Philadelphia 1 In Skating to Sumners Cauthen isn't getting neariy the will return to New York soon and dianapolis 500. against East Haven. Goalie George removed him from the horse for Sun attention as when he was riding seek to engage Lenny Goodman as Guthrie, the New Yorker who two years ago became the first woman to Atlanta 4. Vancouver 1 Chambers played well in defeat. Boston 6, Chicago 1 CINCINNATI (UPI) - day's running of the .$200,000 added three, four and five winners a day. It his agent again. Some of those who qualify for the million-dollar chase, and Tom Bigelow, Whitewater, Wis., 20 percent and a final four-minute program. Santee, second after com Charles H. Strub Stakes at Santa A-Copy led throughout against Mid- Minnesota 6. Detroit 1 Rosalynn Sumners, a 14-year- didn't bother him then and it know are saying Goodman may turn were announced Thursday as the first drivers nominated for the May 27 Fairfield but in the closing 30 seconds Top Seeds Advanced "free skate" performance Friday pulsory figures, took the lead with Anita. .shouldn't bother him now. down The Kid. I'm betting he won't classic. old from Edmonds, Wash., won night will contribute the remaining the locals were assessed a penalty 54.28 and 10 ordinals. The remaining "Barrera is a fine trainer and a de- When Cauthen was at his peak, it though. which the visitors converted into a her first national skating 50 percent. event, a 4-minute free skating J'om Kopp power play goal with two seconds In Women^s Tennis championship by capturing In third place after the compulsory program, counts for half the total WATERVILLE, Maine (UPI) — Thomas Kopp has been named head foot showing on the clock. first place in the novice ladies figures was Carrie Rugh of Santa score. NBA Monica. Calif., with 84.60 points and .Second in the junior men’s division ball coach at Colby College, it was announced Thursday. Brian Coughlin scored two goals division of the 1979 U.S. Figure Kopp. 40. has been on Colby's athletics staff since May 1978. He is a former and Buezek, Danny Guachione and CHICAGO (UPI) — In a tournament where upsets have been 22 ordinals, followed by Sandy Lenz was Bobby Beauchamp, of Los Morrone on Olympic Squad Eastern Conference Skating Championships. assistant football coach at Dartmouth and worked in football and baseball Bret Factora one each in the last- plentiful, Martina Navratilova and Tracy Austin have provided a of Rockford. 111., with 81.70 points Angeles, with 53.52 points and 18 or second setback. Alan Tully, Mark Alliinlie Divixion Sumners, who finished fifth in the and 30 ordinals. programs for five years at his alma mater, the University of Connecticut. dinals. .Stuart Bailey, of Wayzata, STORRS — University of "The F'ederation's primary thrust single-season soccer(15 goals and Keith. Matt Cleary and .loel Hoffman measure of stability. W L Pet. GB 1978 nationals competition, finished In the senior pairs short program, Minn., was third with 53.20 points and The two top seeds breezed through Washington 35 15 .700 - atop a group of nine skaters with Connecticut all-American lor the games," organization presi nine assists), is a veteran of inter . * Dave Cowens starred in defeat. of England, upset in an earlier in which couples perform six com '22 ordinals. The original leader, Tom national play. their second-round matches Philadelphia 29 18 .617 4.V2 116.55 points and eight ordinals. Vicki soccer player Joe Morrone of dent Gene Edwards says, “is the ac singles match this week, and Fran- pulsory i))oves in two minutes, the Dick.son of Newport Beach. Calif., Since starting out with the United BOSTON (UPII — Dave Cowens, player-coach for the Boston Celtics, said MIDG Ill's Thursday in the $200,000 Women's New Jersey 23 24 .489 IOV2 DeVries, of Newport Beach, Calif,, tivation of our national teams for the coise Durr of Phoenix, Ariz., team of Tai Babilonia and Randy dropped to fourth with 53.28 points Storrs is competing for the States Olympic junior team in Thursday he does not know what will happen to suspended forward Marvin The Manchester Midget “Huskies" Tennis Championships of Chicago. New York 23 30 .434 13 V2 finished second with 14.53 points and 1979 Pan-American Games, the 1980 defeated Sherry Acker of Gardner finished with 79.70 points and 2 ordinals. United States Olympic team in Olympic, and the 1982 professional September, 1976, he has participated Barnes. improved their record to 18-7-2 with a Earlier in the week, five of the top Boston 18 31 .367 16'/2 13 ordinals, while third place went to and seven ordinals to grab the lead. Kalamazoo, Mich., and South Africas In the silver dance category, Elisa international competition on World Cup qualifications." in several other tournaments, in "I don't have any answers," said Cowens. “That's up to the front office, not 4-3 duke over the Windsor Juniors eight seeds were eliminated, GenIrnI Divixion Leslie Allison Sikes, of Dunwoody. Babilonia and Gardner are from Mis me.' ■ Barnes was suspended twice in January. The latest disciplinary move is Yvonne Veninaak, 6-4, 6-4, Spits, of Short Hills, N.J., and Morrone, a sopho>nore center cluding a European tourney last June Wednc.sday night at the Bolton Ice Navratilova, of Dallas, the defen W L Ga., who totaled 107.13 points and 25 sion Hills, Calif, and Los Angeles, the West Coast. In other doubles action, Rosie Pet. GB Stanley Makmaii, of Cambridge, lorward at Connecticut where he was which the United States won. due to Barnes missing practice on Tuesday and not informing the team. Palace. ding tournament champion, downed Casals. Sau.salito, Calif., and Bet- .San Antonio .596 - ordinals. respectively. Mass., lashioned a solid lead midway The 26-man squad is playing three games from Jan. 30-Feb. 4. They op- the leading New England scorer in He plays center back for the Olym Bruce Halloran scored the game- Betty .Stove of The Netherlands 6-3,6- tyann Stewart, Laguna Beach, Calif., Houston .551 2'/2 Earlier Wednesday, Linda Sheryl Franks, from Lexington, through the competition with 158.60 Bill Plummer |)osed the Mexican Olympic team in Division I and the all-time UConn pic team. winner for the locals with three 2. Austin, of Rolling Hills, Calif., beat Betsy Nagelsen, Winnetka, 111., Atlanta ,528 3'/2 Fratianne. who figures to be the Mass., and Michael Botticelli, of points and seven ordinals. Second SEATTLE (UPI) — Bill Plummer, who spent six major league seasons minutes left in the final stanza. Karl Los Angeles Coliseum on Jan. 30. and (Tu.shed Marv Lou Piatek of Whiting, and Pam Teeguarden, Los Angeles. Cleveland .400 10 successor to 1976 Oylmpic champion Weston. Mass., held second with were Renee Roca and Andrew backing up Johnny Bench in Cincinnati, has signed a contract with the Seattle Florentine. Dean Tully and Leon will play the Canadian Olympic Ind.. 6-0, 6-2 ! 19 32 .373 IIV2 Dorothy Hamrnil in the 1980 Olym 74.90 points and 15 ordinals. Vicki Ouellette, of Columbus, Ohio, with Mariners AAA farm team in Spokane. Mariner General Manager Lou Gor Botteron accounted for the other 6-2, 7-5. Navratilova and Renee Today, Navratilova meets Anne New Orleans 17 35 ,327 14 pics, launched her bid for a third Heasley, of West Covina, Calif., and 155.78 points and 16 ordinals. Robi .squad on Feb. 3 in the Seattle Top Two U.S. Finishers man announced Thursday. goals. Richards. Newport Beach, Calif,, Smith of Dallas in a quarterfinals whipped Stove and Au.stin 6-2. 6-4. straight national title by winning the Robert Wagenhoffer, of Fontana. .Shepard and Kelly Witt, of Phoenix, Kingdome and on Feb. 4 at Empire Plummer, who was released by Cincinnati at the end of spring training last Steve Blood scored twice and Mar match. The winner will vie in the Stadiu))! in Vancouver, British year, will serve as a player-coach at Spokane. Western Conference first of three rounds of her event. Calif., narrowly held onto third place Ariz., were third with 151.80 points ty Stanwick once for Windsor. semifinals Saturday with Greer Fratianne. 18, of Northridge, with 72.60 points and 27 ordinals. and 22 ordinals. The competition in a Columbia. To Qualify for Pan-Am Dick Jauron ■ George Zdanis, Dan Weinbaum, Stevens of South A frica, who i'liinclacls Qualify Midwexl Divixion Calif., won the compulsory figures James Santee, of Park Ridge, III,, total of 10 categories continues Also cornpeting in the series of games sponsored by the United Scott Verbridge, Botteron and defeated Marise Kruger of South W L Pet, GB category of the senior ladies’ division grabbed the lead in the junior men's through .Saturday night at Cincin CINCINNATI (UPI) — Two Cincinnati Bengals players, veteran tackle Six local thinclads, four from Kansas Citv States Soccer Federation are the BOSTON (UPI) - The top two U.S. finishers in the Boston Halloran had assists for the Huskies. Africa 6-0, 6-4 in one of Thursday's 30 20 .600 - with 92.90 points and seven ordinals. division after the compulsory short nati's Riverfront Coliseum. Rufus Mayes and defensive back Dick Jauron, became free agents Thursday. Manchester outshot Wind.sor, 32-18. Manchester High and a pair from Denver ' 28 25 ,528 3‘/2 national professional teams of the two quarterfinal matches. p s t Catholic, qualified for next Milwaukee Lisa-Marie Alien, 18, of Garden Marathon will qualify as the country’s members of the marathon As free agents, both players are permitted to negotiate with other teams Rick Spiller was in goal for the 22 31 .415 9>/2 United States, the national Olympic through April 15. Austin meets England's Sue Saturday's East-West All-Star Indoor indianr Grove, Calif., considered the top contingent for this summer’s Pan American Games a Huskies, who are sponsored by Barker in today's other quarterfinal. Track Meet at Southern Connecticut 20 30 .400 10 tl))'eal to Fratianne, was second with and professional teams of Mexico, spokesman said Wednesday. Farr's and Multi-Circuits. Chicago 18 33 .353 12'/2 Jim Turner The winner will play Kerry Reid of State College in action last night at 87.90 points and 17 ordinals. No Plan Exists and the team from the Soviet Union, Robert Campbell of the Long if the top two U.S. linishers declined Next action is Sunday morning Greenville. S.C., in the other 'acific DRixinn DENVER (UPI) — Veteran place-kicker Jim Turner, the third highest Yale University in New Haven. The compulsory figures, in which Distance Running Association said to participate, the next two would be against the .South Windsor Midgets at semifinal niatch Saturday. Reid skaters make slow, precise loops and scorer in NFL history, became a free agent Thursday. Bronco General Tim DeValve took third in the two- W L Pet. GB the 83rd annual Boston Marathon, to chosen. the Hartford Arena at 9:30. rallied to defeat Mima Jausovec of circles for the judges, counts 30 per Patriots Set, Manager Fred Gehrke said the team had not picked up the option on Turners mile run with a 9:50 clocking, Doug 33 16 .673 - be run April 16, will be the only trial The Pan-Am games are scheduled 2'/2 cent of the final score. A two-minute To Deal Horner contract, but was negotiating a new agreement, Yugoslavia, 4-6,6-2,6-4. Stevens, who Meek was sixth in the rtiild'’w itra ^os Angeles 32 20 .615 race for the Pan-Am games. He said for July 1-15 in San Juan, P.R. wears------a------Knee- Orace------u... but :------is making1.:----- a...... Phoenix skating exhibition will count another Gehrke also said new contract offers had been made to two other players Ski Jump Opens time of 4:41,4 and John Lahda was 31 20 .608 3 Tie Marks __ _ _ strong comeback after a one-year San Diego ATLANTA (UPI) — Braves’ General Manager Bill Lucas said FOXBORO, Mass (UPI) who became free agents — offensive tackle Tom Neville and defensive back LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (U P I)-T he fourth in the 1,000-yard run with a 26 27 .491 9 Charlie West. 90-meter ski jump to be used during layoff, won last week's stop on the 2:25.1 clocking to advance. Chris Kel- Portland 23 25 .479 9V2 there will be no trade and Rookie of the Year Bob Horner either — The New Patriots, who the 1980 Winter Olympics in this women's pro tour in Hollywood, Fla ly also made the all-star meet as he State 25 28 .472 10 will play for Atlanta or “he is’'not a major-leaguer”. last year won their first Adirondack village officially opened The top-seeded doubles team of was one of six still alive in the high Tliiirxday'x Rcxiilix The 21-year-old Horner has been divisional title since the JUST TAKE A LOOKI NF’L-AFL merger, also set Turnbull of Australia and jump. Detroit 120, Cleveland 116 Nicklaus Partner quoted as saying he doesn’t ever Thursday. . to a easy victory over may need to spend some time in the or tied 29 team records in ALL of these features are STANDARD equipment on Quinn^s Opening Night The 70-meter jump, which stands "uiu j^oRed East's qualifiers were Harry Carr Philadelphia 128, Chicago 105 Riverside, Calif. I UPI I - Jack want to be a Brave again because tbe minors. "waT of- Fam Shriver of Lutherville, Md., and the 1978 season. the Honda Accord LX at Manchester Hondal beside the 90-meter tower in the 60-yard high hurdles, an event Washington 123, San Antonio 122 Niiklaus is a partner in a rural ball club reneged on their deal and "I will not trade Bobby Horner," Anne Smith, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3. Defending residential p)'oject in southern River Thirteen club and nine ficially opened late last year. he captured with a :07.9 clocking, Seattle 107, New Jersey 102 the differences are too irrecon Lucas said. "Horner will play third Spoiled by Islanders Wimbledon champion Virginia Wade side County and wiil design a golf individual marks were set. and Mark Fournier in the high jump. cilable. ba.se tor the Braves, and if he feels he I (iiirse to he built in the community, F’our team and three in*' Horner said he .should be traded in cannot play for us, then he is not a NEW YORK (UPI) - The New Briiinx p. B|n,-k llmikx I it w:is armounced Wednc.sday. dividual records were tied. the best interest to all involved. major leaguer. As far as I'm con York Islanders didn't care if it was Fullback Sam Cun Peter McNah. playing in only his Nastase Cheered Basketball Hear Creek Ltd., in partnership Horner, who made $183,000 in cerned. we ludd all the cards in ar Pat Quinn's opening night. After .second game since coming back from with (ho golfing great, purchased 850 salary and bonuses in 1978, refused to ningham and cornerback bitration. We will win.” Mike Haynes each set two losing two straight for the first time a knee injury, scored one goal and acres near Rancho California from sign the one-year $100,000 contract ..ilDwl.i.< I'bc issue is to go into arbitration, records while wide this season, they needed to win in added a pair of assists to lead Boston EAST EUOSII ARCO Pciroleum Products for the Turner reportedly offered. Further bill arbitration may not begin before In Unusual Display Moriarty's trimmed Police, 35-24, receiver Stanley Morgan Philadelphia, and they did. to only its third victory in the last II Continuing its way towards an un site. Ground-hreaking is expected in complications resulted when Horner spring Iraining begins Feb. 2.3. games. last night at Verplanck. isirlv Anril. set one. Other individuals Third-period goals by Clark Gillies, blemished campaign. East Catholic's allegediv said the bickering over a In 89 games last season. Horner W II \ Ray Lata tossed in 25 points for to .set marks were place Mike Bossy and I^orne Henning gave unbeaten freshman basketball team lonttact mav have broken his spirit was batting 266 with 23 home runs the Islanders a 4-1 victory over RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) — What tennis fan could ever have Moriarty's while Rick Longo had 11 kickers David Posey and Paul Henderson .scored the winner downad St, Thomas Aquinas, 81-55, and I iirner said the voung ball plaver and 63 runs batted in. Philadelphia last night, spoiiing imagined a crowd cheering and pulling for Hie Nastase, the chief markers for Police. .lohn Smith, quarterback .Stuiiilurd Fealurex uiid/or Equipment and Wayne Dillon fired an insurance last night in New Britain. V VtBAa ^ r Quinn's debut as Flyer head coach. goal into an empty net to lead Bir troublemaker of the court? 'Terry O'Donnell tossed in 13 Steve Grogan and CVee — Advanced Stratified Charge 'garette lighter mingham past Quebec. But cheers are exactly what the service on a double fault. points, Phil Marciano and John Cars Corp. downed Boland Oil, 30- linebacker Steve Nelson. engine coin box with lid Romanian heard Thursday night at Higueras, swapping ground strokes Honigmann 10 apiece, John Askin- 22, and Pro Remodeling bested Bowling Automatic choke Glove compartment light Front-wheel drive Cargo area light the Richmond Coliseum as he rallied with Nastase and showing good net towicz 9 and Chris Ciszewski 8 for the Na.ssiff's, 20-16, at the East Side Rec. TJxapas«tisK»s»*«f 'cmn- LIQUOR DEPT. ( Pro Hockey] Races to defeat Jose Higueras, 6-4, 2-6, 6-2, play, quickly made his advantage 3-1 Brendan Gorman had 10 points, Four wheel independent suspension Four spoke sport steering wheel young Eagles, now 16-0. lll'.t - Bernie Goodin 144- 3- ( liarlie Whelan 136. sk 45.1. .lime Eccher 486, McQiiade '203, Bob Cappa Variable assist rack and pinion power to advance to the quarterfinals of the and 5-2 on another service break Mark Gochee 8 and Dave Riordan 6 NO LOWER PRICES Two speed electric windshield wipers plus Postponed Next action is Saturday morning 144- .I99, lonv HeidcavageRocco Liipacchino 141-.3% Viv Price 481, Ti.sh Dwyer 225. Mario Frattaroli 201, steering intermittent action Rii'hmond World Championship of before holding his own for the vic- for Cars. Dan Soucier had 8 tallies ANYWHERE In other NHL games. Atlanta Once again the Children's Ski again.st Xavier at 10:30 at the Eagles' 145- :I83. Bill Zwick 146-376. I ele Aceto ,353. Jim Martin 46.1. Edith Traev.....Rudi 450. Wittke 204. Negative sterring roll radius Rear window wiper and washer Tennis tournament, torv. and Tim Haddock, Victor Antico and deleatcd Vancouver, 4-1. Boston Races scheduled .Saturday mor Nest. .lohn Maiorca 154-372 I41-.I82, AI Bujaucliis 140- Power-assisted front disc brakes Side window defroster clubbed Chicago. 6-1 and Minnesota It is better to have it with you than “He is difficult to play, Nastase said Ed Kloen 4 apiece for Boland. Newt l^merson 357, Gene 136-403. Bert Davis 1.38-.373, kofC- Terry Means 222- AM/FM stereo radio and stereo cassette Rear window defroster ning at Northview have been against you, Nastase said of the about Higueras. “I don't know what Chris Galligan had 10 points to tape deck Day/night rear view mirror drubbed Detroit. 6-1 postponed due to lack of snow. IMJ.NG GfRI,S Yost l4()-355. Bill Pagani Mark Aharbanel 144-,388, '234-6:15, Jim Watt 230-599, RESI'VURVN’I- Emil In the only game in the World crowd, with a smile creeping onto his to do against him. I probably went to Nancy Curtin tossed in 21 points pace Remodeling while Ron Pinney •Ir. i;i8-355. Bill Pagani Sr. Adam Tycz 172-419, Terry Tony Baliik 219-569, John f’alm ieri 174-450, Bob Reclining front bucket seats Vanity mirror — right sun visor Spon.sor is the Manchester had 6 points and Brian Plecity and Fold down rear seat Stowage boxes in rear seat arm rests Hockey Association. Birmingham State Bank. fai'e. the net more than he did.” and latched onto 12 rebounds to lead 3.52. Bob Smith 154. Schilling 147-.368, Frank Ragna 201-573, Jim Cantin Claughsey 194-442, Steve downed Quel)ec. 7-5 In other second-round singles Illing to a 47-20 win over Kosciuszko Laura Luzzi 5 apiece for Nassiff's. Blank 1 46-392, Ed Williams 170-441, Gary Full carpeting Tinted glass New date is Feb, 10. 211-572, Bill August 551, Built-in front seatbelt retractors Opening rear quarter windows matches, third-seeded John McEnroe of Enfield yesterday. Biijaiiciiis 141-l42-,399, Vic Fred Nassiff 571, Ellie Winter 17j-403, John Or- Nastase's next match, against SENIOR Full interior trim Tonneau cover blistered Deon Joubert, 6-2,6-1; No. 2 MbEnroe, will be one of the Toby Brown had 8 points and Don I’lNETTI'IS — Janet Marinelli 142-358, Erv Ncwcombe '222, Boh Oliver tolani 400, Lee Courtney Special tricot seat fabric Standigs: Irish Agency 7-2, Cooper Dual headlights seed Guillermo Vilas defeated highlights of the quarterfinals. na Piccarello and Leslie Gaouette 4 Liisby 221-183, Sophie Riisconi 355, Pete Brazitis 210. Fred Kozicki 212, Ben 394, Hank Frey 385, Dave Arm rests — front Wraparound taillights St. Pai'kage 6-3, Fogarty Bros. 5-4, Cold-Shooting MCC Bows Buster Mottram, 5-7, 6-3, 6-3; fourth- “I have beat him a couple of times apiece for the Rams, now 8-3. Kravontka 1 89-487. 135- 373, Fred MeCurry 149- Foreman 223. Andy Castagna 163-386, Don Tachometer Dual horns seeded Brian Gottfried defeated and he's beaten me once," Nastase Moriarly Bros. 5-4, Modern Floor Marvanne Garbcck 188-181- 361. Bill McKinney 16()-135- Piillidino'208, .lim Farr 203- Logan 373, Buck Trip odometer Steel-belted radial ply tires — blackwall Polishing 3-6, Sportsman Cafe 2-7. Connecting for only one basket Heinz Gunthardt, 6-3, 7-5.; and Rich said. “I think I have the game to play ILl.INf; JV (;iRL.S 494. Dolly Dawood 178-508, 4'28, .lohn Reider 374, Non- 203, Ken Tomlinson 201, Buchminster ,369, Frank Combination light switch on steering Bright metal wheel trim rings over the last 13 minutes of the first Kathy .Sands. Jean Devaney and mond native Arthur Ashe, the No. 8 again.st him." Illing jayvee girls dropped a 37-34 Mary Bovko 207-516, Linda ny Zazzaro 137-398, Bob .lohn Fogarty 212, Butch McNamara 360. column Protective body side mouldings BUSINESSMEN Frost 364, Bob Claiighsey Quartz digital clock Remote rear hatch release hall, cold-shooting Manchester Com Liz Calerino each had a dozen points seed, downed Ross Case in a two- McEnroe, the tournament's No. 3 duke to Kosciuszko of Enfield yester Burton 183-195-5,37, Bar Standings: American Division — 136- 402, Travis Cook 171- Electronic warning system (doors, rear Inside hood release munity College women's basketball lor the winners. Donna Daniels had hour .struggle, 7-6, 6-7, 6-2. seed, fell behind Joubert, 0-2 in the day. bara Algren 189-212-546, Bogner's 9-0, Talaga A.s.sociates 7-2, InPimml hatch ajar, or stoplight failure) Locking fuel filler door team bowed. 68-39. to Mass. Bay 12 points and Tracy llareld 10 for In doubles play, the first-seeded first set, but won 12 of the next 13 Laura Petersen had 19 points, Pat Anita Shorts 192-478, Tina 410. Correnti-Urhanetti pair of Fred McNair and Frew Fuss & O'Neill 4-5. One Hour Mar- team won first round, Maintenance reminder Air Conditioning Community College last night at MCf,' Marlene Walker, coming off games, including 11 in a row, for the ty Wojnarowski 7 and Cheryl Wilson 6 Baranowski 179-468, Bar un',X!Lr.USlDSNOWTIRtS Low fuel warning light Electronic Ignition East Catholic the Cougars' lengthy injury list, had Mi'Millian defeated Pat DuPre and victory. for Illing, now 6-3. tinizing 4-5, Westown Pharmacy 1-8. bara Goddard 489, Marty National: Tel.so 8-1, Farr's 6-3, The loss was the Cougars' seventh 12 rebounds. Paul Kronk, 6-3, 6-7, 6-3, and the Bradshaw 192-505, Carl M(M NTkIN DEW- Bee NATIONWIDE Harlom Fred's 3-6, B.A. Club 2-7, Police 1-8. learn of Vilas and Ion Tiriac downed RENNET JV (;|RI,S Biishnell 179-455, Marion Moquin 221-521. Kathy Cruz i A R I HAND UP GUARANTEE in a row alter a season-opening BENNET (flRI.S (Hobetrotters \\c make it simple. triumph MCC returns to action Mu-- ltii\ tOH| Sands 52-2 12, Dewar2 Geoff Masters and .lohn Alexander, In the Ashe-Ca.se marathon, Ashe Bennet jayvee girls fell by a 45-36 Copeland 189-461, Pam 190, Kathv Patulak 203, 6-4, 6-4. count yesterday to Longview. .Still unbeaten is the Bennet girls' Lois Brown 181-195-526, Pat WED., FEB 21- 7:30 PM Wednesday against Mattatuck Com 0-2 4, Valenti 3 4-6 10. Wixidlwk 4 1-2 9, had his opponent at match point in R obertson 459, Katy TIREMASTERS MEMORIAL COLISEUM munity f'ollege at East at 6 o'clock. Marslon 2 1-4 5. CinioUa 1 2-2 4. Devaney The Coliseum crowd let loose with the second set before Case got off the Paige Young had 20 points and Lisa team as it topped Silas Deane of .Spearin 475, Sue Reischerl Thibodeau 180-488, Lou ■ NCW HAVtN. 5 2-2 12 Calerino 6 0-0 12 Totals 28 12-20 ItOIIIE 83 VftNONaOPPOSIIE "SIEUOUl" (U-7SI4 sim U shm $7.00 $0.00 IS.00 The Cougars were off to a typical cries of “Go get em. Hie!" and hook, tied the score and won the tie Christensen 10 rebounds for the Wethersfield yesterday in overtime, 477, Carol Lukas 480, .lanet I'oiilaiii 177-490, Lee Bean 68 .38-34. 12 A $S.OO $4XW $2.00 Manchester Honda slow start but did manage to take an "C'mon. Nasta.se!" after he dropped breaker. Bears, now 6-2 for the season, Bennet Raw.son 453. Kris Higley l95-'2(ll-177-573, Bertha tkktlR M tair CaiMiim io i Otfkw Mioielie.ier (.30) Vodovato 4 0-0 8, Karen Wright had 12 points, Shana Toutain 185-518, .fane A Tkfcttrww OwUttR 8-7 lead They, however, went stone the scixind set of the match to the He then won the opening game of sliced a 20-point lead down to 5 but 484. Wanda Bonadies 489, INFORMATION: 772-4220 ConnecticuPs Largest Honda Dealer S< avel(a I 0-0 2. Krascella 02-2 2, Walker Hopperstead 9 and Sue Donnelly and HOH,bk>Uf S M U /l W e lire ihe llmifla SueeiiiliHlH cold from the floor and trailed at the •Spaniard Higueras. He had begun the the third set, but Ashe took the next wouldn't come any closer Ro.semary Thibodeau 460, Toom ey 189, C heryl GROUP $ALC INFOt 772-4200 I 3 .3 5. Daniels 5 2-2 12. Hareld 4 2-2 10. Stacy Markham 6 apiece for the half. 27-10 Totals 15 9-9 39 .set on a di.scouraging note, losing his five games and held service to win Linda Gustafson 478. 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PIANO Instructions. Color: White. Call 643-9317 8425. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Home. 333 Bidwell Street, Herald. after 5 p.m. Manchester. Former faculty New York Music and Art High School. Homeowners STOVE - PILOTLESS. With BAUER HOCKEY SKATES- MAINTENANCE Professional Singer Pianist. Size 4. Buckle Ski Boots, size PRECISION MACHINE LAUNDRY WORKER - many extra features. $200. SUPERVISOR - A full time 644-8597. 3. Jr. Solomon 101 Ski Bin CARRIER OPERATORS Application now being Pilotless gas dryer $125. Ixiisl Salimiuy wv lm)k lliriM* position is now available for a dings. Excellent condition. WANTED accepted for part time. 3rd person with experience in Frigerator $125. Call 643-9320. leaUy Co., Inc. shift Wash Man. Apply at: CU.STODIAN - 8:30 am to 4:30 GUITAR, BANJO, Calf 568-6239. \ml liNlrd iwo VVf* ymir NEEDED First class only; five years General Plant Maintenance. pm full time. Dependable per MANDEOLIN BASS Main Office: 1(X)7 Main Street, Manchester 649-4586 Meadow's Convalescent Duties include: Heading LIVING ROOM ROSE SOFA K-Mart ewice: Spencer Street. Manchester 649-3007 minimum experience. son needed for general LESSONS - Folk, Blue Grass, SWIMMING POOLS- Close lUlin^s iiou. \\ (■ liavf niiim'rouH Home, 333 Bidwell Street, Dcparlmcnl, Purchasing, and with beige covers. Like new 643-2692 Chestnut Street Openings for Jig ^ re, Manchester cleaning duties in Rest Home. Popular. Ages, 5 - adults. Out on all pools to make room Bridgeport 3-D. N.'C Cin- Repairs. Knowledge of Elec- Pleasant atmosphere. Good and green wall-to-wall Beginners - professionals. carpeting. Call 649-6409. for our 1979 pools. Large pool Robert D, Murdock, Realtor «|iialirinl iMiyi^rs. roomRAl8«d Ranch. 4 btdroom i. 3 fuli batha, two l’’or details 649-3893. One year old. Male, blue and Chinning Bar. Squat Stands. HAPPY VALENTINE GREETING neighborhood profes flraplaota, amoaita drive, inground pool, and more *IM Insurance. Shelling, shelling brackets, For Rent. Wc have 100s of ren 646-2440 9-12 am or 228-(fi24 6-9 gold.' Call 646-8027. Heavy duty, professional sionals. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, 900. CAUUS peg board hooks, LP gas hot DUPLEX- 6 rooms, Attic, tals in all Areas, Prices and pm, weekdays only. Area Advisor Realtor. 643-1577. equipment. $290. Call 643-4670, cellar. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Sizes. Call Rental Assislors, Thought For The FOR DETAILS air lurnace, and sprinkler after 5:00 p.m. ADS WILL APPEAR FEB. 14th system. 569-2128. KEEP SMILING Bath with shower. $285 236-5646. Small Fee. 3 ROOMS WITH HEAT-East Week: IM MEDIATE Cash for your IK * TAG SALES monthly. Parking. No pets. Center Street. $210 per month. (tUfininit'cd loans otten Needed properly. Let us explain our KEEP HAPPY Wanted to Buy 49 Write Manchester Herald, EAST HARTFORD- 2 6 months only. Call 646-6439. make it possible for senior fair proposal. Call Mr. W. i. IRISH DINING ROOM SET well P.O. Box 18276, East Hart Hedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 made, matching table, six For Your Ad, Please Call “ Heart Ad osidents lo continue to Part Tim e Helfiorc. 647-1413. TAG SALE - MANCHESTER ford, Conn. 06118, baths, heated, fully ROOMATE WANTED To WSURAIKE AGENCY (’hairs, buffet and liquor WANTED TO BUY. Racoon live in the area where they WADDELL SCHOOL Musical Inslruments 44 applianced, washer-dryer share 5 room apartment. $125 Start at 2:30 PM cabinet, $250. 646-2869. eafclcria. February 17th, coat. Call after 5 pm, 649-7205. have spent their working MAY WE BUY your home? 646-6080 MANCHESTER- Three hookups. Full basement. $ ^ . monthly, ineludcs utilities. visors,” Tina, or Joe In The Classifiedj 23 hours per week Quick, fair, all cash and no 1979. Tim e 8-3, D ealers 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and rooms. Furnished or unfur 528-1708. or 289-2890. Young prolessional or college years. 929.290 buya thia 24x40 ranch, with 9" Iniutalon in ihe calling, walTlo WOOD STOVE- Can be seen in wclenme. Tables $5 each. problem. Call Warren E. Tn Cm Tnel" etc. Rivers Music; 7 Main nished. Wall-to-wall type preferred, Call 289-9075. Call Jeanne operation. Solid steel. Call for I I RENTALS Hnwiand, Realtors, 643-1108. wall carpeting, kitchen ceblneta, bath vanity and mora on your founda* .Sponsored by The One Hun Street, New Britain. 225-1977. carpeting. Walking distance ROOMMATE WANTED To Manchester tk>n and lot. Other optlona to chooae from. V lilt our model et Ihe junc BtfrtttAbaf appointment. 523-0001. or 232- dred St Fifty Fam ilies of Expecting a tax refund? lo bus. Adults, no pets. $205 share apartment. $125 Department, at 643-2711, or 643- tions of Rt. 6 A 67 In Andover. .1400. Evening Herald WANTED TD BUY in residen Manchester Youth Hockev. Ijvaways invited. Rooms lor-Rent 52 Call 528-5592, monthly, includes everything. tial Manchester. .Small Iwo- CALL 742-5321 646-8276 423-1601 043-1904. Call until 5 p.m., 647-9283. 647-9946 CRIB, CARRIAGE Homes lor Rent S4 family hou.se or house with in ACCORDIAN - ACMETTE THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - NEWLY REMODELED- 5 lor appointment and Visit our Model STROI.LER Combination - 2718 Nights, Saturdays, or Sundays. jaw apartment. No ba.scment T A G S A L E - Moving to 15774 MODEL No. 700. $180.. Birch House Women. Central- Hoorn Apartment. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY- Tftt Tra*8t«rt IndamAlty Companv Car .Scat. High Chair. Potty Arizona, everything must gn!! Organ - GTR Product and ly located. Dowitto'w'n FOUR ROOM HOUSE- TEDFORO REAL ESTATE apartment. No agents. 649- Rt. 6 & Rt. 87, Andover and Ki ANUidM Companwi Conveniently located, $250 Sunny 4 rooms, appliances. Availablc immediately. HBrUord, Cottn 0111$ Chair, Gate. Very g(Kxl condi ’243 West Center, Saturday 10 Companv. Model No. 7311 Manchester. Kitchen JI981. monthly. No utilities. 1 car $200. Utilities extra. No pels. Seeurilv and rcicrences. $2&. tion $70. 646-8301 a m. lo 4 p.m. 64.3-8181. $100 289-8.109. privileges. Call 649-2358. parage included. Call 646-5597. Call 6!I3-6026. Call 872-0147. I PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVENING HEKALU, Kri., Feb. 2. 197;l EVENING HERALD, Fri., Feb. 2, 1979 - PAGE NINETEEN Frank and Emtal Peanuts — Charlea M. Sehulx ACROSS tung A.i.- 7 Previous Puzzle A LOW F06 COVERS 1. Mental DOW N " D ear Abby WHATs A PAPERBOV component THE AIRRELP... ALL P0IN6 ON THE 1 Small amount DIAL - A - BONG (Pl-) 2 Arabian ship By Abigail Van Buren 15 QUIET... WESTERN FRONT? 4 Sea lettuce 3 Body 8 Morning song 4 Dog INC. 12 Exclamation 5 Hawaiian 13 Social club volcano, (abbr.) Maune_____ 14 Rush hour at 6 Barbarian J ^ isa r the diner 7 In the open Sarvfe** O ttw td 15 Mala turkey □□D C] 3* Servfca* Offered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 8 New England His Unsnug Rug 16 Underlying cape yUALITY CARPENTRY By e tlTI UnMod Fggluft fyndlcu. Inc. reason 9 Mass of bread INCOME TAX PAI.NTING - Interior and FARRAND REMODELING - 18 Not asleep Harp Construction. Additions, exterior, pa per hanging, Cabinets and Formica Tops, 20 Pronoun 10 Tree trunk 31 Bunch of 49 Sovereign of PREPARATION roofing^, siding docks and gar excellent work references. Roofing. Gutters, Room Ad TH**f»* Z-t Draws an Ugh PriBcilla’B Pop — Ed Sullivan 21 Not many 11 Over again grass Iran ages. Call anytiiiio, 643-5001. Free estimates. Fully in ditions. Decks. All types of 22 Actress 17 Mineral 32 Idea (Fr.) 50 Wheel sured Martin Matson. 649- 19 Actress Novak 33 Hang INCOME TAX Preparation Remodeling and Repairs. DEAR ABBY: What would you do if you had a friend who (MV P E A R HOW CAN r teWARP CAN'T FIGURE Lupino covering Experienced. At your home. SNOW-PLOWING- Kcsiden- 4431 Photic 643-6017. Autos For Sale 24 Limb 23 Broke bread 36 Nunnery 52 Appear B1 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 CHILPREN"'ANP SOU FOR BEING SO 25 Fish Call Dan Mosler, 649-3^ or lial and Commercial Depen weara a hairpiece that makes him look ridiculous? 26 Animeto 38 Cereal grain 54 Isn't (si.) dable. Reasonable. Call 649- QUALITY PAINTING and The man I have in mind has a terrific personality and is SOU feSE ALL GENEROUS TO OUR WONPERFULLV 26 Is not well 325-8263. (lENERAL REPAIRS- 1969 DODGE VAN- Running MV CHILPREN BUILPINO FUNP? (mus.) 40 Doctrine 55 Osiris' wife 2098, or 646-3824 Paper Hanging by Willis condition. Best offer. Call 643- happily married to a beautiful, intelligent woman. SARCASTIC 30 At angle 27 Of the sea Ceramic Tile. F’ormica, (abbr.) 43 Court session 56 Give out Scluiltz. Fully insured 5691 between 2 and 6 pm. 34 Author INCOME TAX Plumbing and Electric. Call He must care about his appearance or he wouldn't have 28 South 44 Traitor (si.) sparingly PREPARATION - Your home QUALITY CARPENTRY by lelerences 649-4343. 649-1975 anytime. bought a hairpiece in the first place. He can well afford the Fleming 46 Singer Torme Harp Construction Additions, American 58 Lysergic acid or mine. Dan Wade. Tax Con 1969 BUICK SKYLARK- V-8 , best, but instead he wears one that looks cheap, is too dark, 35 Sheltered side 48 Applies diethylamide Roofing. Siding. Decks, and A iW PAINTING Conlrac- Indian group suIUnt. 871-9554. LEON CIESZYNSKI power steering. Mechanicaily too full, and doesn't fit. He looks laughable, but I like him so 36 Unrefined 29 Skinny fish frosting 59 Snow runner Garages. Call anytime. 649- tors. Quality painting and BUILDER- New Homes, Ad in good condition, $500, 643- 37 Money 5001. much that it bothers me. ALLAN T. KEELER S TAX paper hanging at reasonable ditions, Remodeling. Rec 9217 before 12 noon. HERE NOW 39 Mae West 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 n SERV'ICE. Tax Returns done rates Fully insured.Free Abby, what would you do if he were your friend? role Rooms. Garages. Kitchens 12 in the privacy of your home. CHILD CARE IN LICENSED Estimates Call Wavne 649- Remodeled. Ceilings, Bath VOLKSWAGEN SCIROCCO ANONYMOUS, PLEASE 41 Bog 13 14 HOME- Laundry Hot Lunch, 7696, 42 Remain Call 871-1781. For appointment Tile. Dormers. Roofing 1975- 4 speed. Red. Am-fm. IS 16 17 7 to 6 daily Accepting ages 2 Residential or Commercial. 43.000 miles. Very good condi- DEAR ANONYMOUS; I would sasurae that aince he is 43 Various to 6 Also overtitne services TOM FLANNAGAN- Pain 649-4291. lion. $3000. Call evenings, 633- married to an IntelUgent woman, if be looked ridicnlona to 45 Printer's 11 19 20 21 ALL TYPES OF TAXES provided. Call 643-9677 ting. Interior. Exterior. Paper •••••••••••• ••••••••••••• 4923. measure (pl.) HER, she would surely tell him. I'd curb my compulaion to 22 23 PREPARED- Individual, Hanging General Repairs Noollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 FRONT WHEEL 47 Actress 24 2S lartnership. corporations PROFESSIONAL Fully Insured. Call 643-1949. 1973 PINTO WAGON- Good “help'’ him, and would keep my well-meaning nose out of his Farrow Yill come to vour home. Call Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 26 27 26 29 30 31 32 33 D RE SSM A K IN G i- BIDWELL HOME Improve condition. Best offer. Call Ul-Uttinf biUrpiece. 48 Believer 568-5742. (suHix) ■ALTERATIO.NS done in mv PROFESSIONAL PAINTING ment Co. Expert installation after 5 p.m., 646-4760. YOU MIST LOVB OKAY, IF THAT’S VOUR 34 3S 36 home Please call 646-4972. A.ND P.APERING Interior DEAR ABBY: My friend and I have a problem. We want S1 Curvy letter of aluminum siding gutters M B A LITTLE 0177 AN5WBRI NEVER LET IT / 37 39 39 INCOME TAX RETURNS .Monday thru Friday. 10 00 specialists. Commericial and and trim. Roofing installation 1973 PLYMOUTH - 4 door to know how to attract guys. EASVl VOL) JUST BE 5AIP SPICE MAKO / 53 Stoic 40 41 a m. to 3:00 p.m. 57 Least warm PREPARED- Reliable and residential. Free estimates. and repairs 649-6495. 871-2323. sedan. Good condition. $500 or If you're loud, they think you're a big mouth. If you're RISKBP YO UR POBSN'T PAY HER 42 43 44 dependable service. Iiilly insured. 646-4879. best offer. Call 647-1145 LIF E TO S A V E PESTS! I ’LL RELEASE 60 Same (prefix) DRIVE DATSUN quiet, they don't notice you. If you tell a guy you like him, he 61 Corn plant WILL HAUL AWA'i' FREE of WEI YOU BOTH FROM 48 ^6 47 Reasonable rates. Weekdays 5 SPECIALIZI.NG cleaning and anytime, parts to 10 p m., weekends 9 to 5 charge old scrap metal. Will PERSONAL Paperhanging says you're bugging him. II you don't tell him, how is he sup repairing chimneys, roof, new posed to know? 62 Ezekiel's 48 49 SO 61 S3 S3 94 ).m. Phone L. Thompson at also clean cellars and attics For particular people, by roofs. Free estimates. 30 1966 OLDSMOBILE F85- ss 66 free of charge, 644 .3234. Thanks for any help you can give us. nickname 643-2870. Dick Call 643-5703 anytime. years Experience. Howlev, Rebuilt engine. Good 63 Zero 87 68 69 SO 643-5361. transportation. Many extras. BEWILDERED IN BRENTWOOD 64 Cabin 61 BILL'S SEWING MACHINE Asking $700. or Best Offer. 65 Arabian 62 S3 REPAIRS. Quality work at ROOFER WILL Install roof, Please call 647-9502, DEAR BEWILDERED: The secret is to get the guy in prince CAM TREE SERVICE - Free good prices Free pick up and 64 es 66 estimates, discount senior siding or gutter for low dis terested In YOU. First, get him to talk about hlmaell, hia 66 M ao_____ 7 delivery. 649-0487. Building Contracting 33 1971 DATSUN 1200. Excellent citizens. Company count price. Call Ken at 647- work and his hobbies. Feed him questions and hell open up INIWIFAFfR INTINMISE AMN| Manchester-owned and 1566. running condition, FM, 8- ALUMINU.M SIDERS- Will WES ROBBINS Carpentry track stereo. Michelin radials. Uke a Iiower. The more he talks, the more convinced he’ll operated Call 646-1327. remodeling specialist Ad install Aluminum, Vinvl. or TRACY BROTHERS- Needs body work. $600. 646- become that yon are the most interesting conversationaliat 2 Wood Siding. Call 643-50M. ask ditions. rec rooms, dormers, 6250 he’s ever met. REWEAVTNG burn holes. built-ins. bathrooms, Roofing. Flat Roof, Hot Tar. lor Ron, or 649-1142, ask lor Gravel. Built-Up Roofing. win at bridge Zippers, umbrellas repaired Tom. kitchens. 640-.3446. Alley Cop — Dave Graue Window shades. Venetian Commercial & Residential. 1972 BUICK SKYLARK - 2 DEAR ABBY: Our 14-year-old daughter (I'll call her Meg) door, sports coupe. blinds Keys. TV FOR RENT (T.STOM Carpentry - homes. Free Estimates. 872-6269. has been corresponding with an English pen pal for nearly a Marlow's. 867 Main St, 649- WATERPROOFING- Founda- Automatic. V-8 .' po w er \C3U AIN'T EXACTLY SOT CAN I HELP IT SOJIVyO N O W T O M E .. WHAT I SAID 16, I , c r a c k e d , lion cracks, hatchways, tile Additions. Repairs.' Cabinets. year. Derrick is 16. She found his name and address in a TH' A«3MA OP A e>»«444> IF lOU'RS TH' MUST HUSH YtXIR EARS 6MELL TTVXIBLE, AND CRgW6"70E5! 5221 brakes, steering, air con magazine. lines, sump pumps, window Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. ditioning. New exhaust rosYvoyHSEu; s o n n y .~ ONLY TMNe THIS VOCAL YOU'LL LEND. ITS COMING ON ' 3 S g g g j . l i A once and always master 6 0 D o t m o o 'W k , r m e AROJI4IPHERE MUSH A n d u s t e n wells, walls. 30 vears «•••••••• .system. 57.000 miles. Best Well, it seems that Meg told Derrick a lot of things in her T H E d o u b l e t ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Brand NEW ABOUT NOT BATHIN'-' r CAN SMEU,. TO Iv4Y\M:)RDS experience. 643-4953. 242-5915 TIMOTHY J, CONNELLY Heating-Plumbing 35 offer. 633-5119. letters that were not true. For example, that we were very A /3 A IM r North and South had no attics, garages, yards Carpentry and general con NORTH trouble getting to seven with cleaned. moving, wealthy, lived on a 3,000-acre ranch and kept horses, etc. HOUSE & O FFIC E tracting. Residential and SEWERLINES, sink lines, 1967 CHEVELLE- Running /310 HATCHBACK; Actually, we are far from rich and live in a three-bedroom « J932 this convention. Of course, trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn commercial. Whether it be a CLEANING- Experienced cleaned with electric cutters, condition. Needs a little work home in a project in New Jersey. (By "we” I mean my hus V A6 South did not know how good service. No job too big or small repair job. a custom by professionals. McKinney North's trumps were. He did small 568-8522. References Top service for S185. Call 649-1534. £PA:f fA4 ♦ A963 your home, or office in late built home or anything in Bros. Sewage Disposal Com c s m A m i1 ESTIMATED band and I, Meg and her two brothers, an older sister and « 842 know he had the missing two between, call 646-1379. MPG§' HIGHWAY MPG t Grandma.) aces since the five-notrump & afternoon, or early evening pany. 643-5308. 1977 FORD COUNTRY WEST EAST COMPLETE CARPET Tile hours, call 647-9234.' Derrick TELEPHONED Meg to tell her that he was com bid had shown this. installation and repairs. Free SQUIRE WAGON-Fully f Remember Compare these estimates to the i RUNS ON ♦ 87 ♦ QIO NEWTON SMITH- NO ,fOB TOO SMALL - Toilet equipped. 30,000 miles. Very "estimated mpg" ot other cars fou may get a j ing to visit usi She broke down and told us, and of course we As you can see, the seven estimates. Call 646-3745. after Remodeling. Repairs, and ♦ Q J72 ♦ 103 bid is a spade lay down. All 5 p m. LIGHT TRUCKING- Odd repairs, plugged drains, clean $5800. Call 569-2128. f dillerent mileage, depending on how last yovi have no room for this English fellow. I am a nervous wreck ♦ 10 8 4 ♦ J752 jobs. .Moving large Rec-Rooms. .No job to small. kitchen faucets replaced, J drive, weather conditions and trip length Also/ REGULAR and could cheerfully wring Meg’s neck, but that won't solve declarer has to (lo is to play 649-3144. f remember that your actual mileage will probably/ ♦ KQ J5 ♦ 10 9 7 6 3 his ace and'king of trumps BRICK. BLOCK. STONE. appliances. Also, cellars and repaired, rec rooms, 1974 VW. 412 anything. attics cleaned. Call 644-1775, bathroom remodeling, heal I be less than the CPA estimated highway luelj SOUTH and claim. Fireplaces.concrete. Chimney STATIONWAGON f economy Cahtorma CPA estimated mpg tower , GAS How can we head off Derrick? Unfortunately for Sout^ a ask for Winnie CARPENTRY & .Masonry - modernization, etc. Free Automatic transmission, ♦ AK654 repairs. No job too small ADDITIONS AND MEG’S MOTHER ♦K9854 1933 expert, the great Ely Save! Call 644-8356 for es Estimate gladly given. M & N luggage rack, radio. Excellent The Flintstonea — Hanna Barbara Productions TUTOR AVAILABLE for REMODELI.NG F ree es Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871 ♦ K (i was defending against the timates. condition. Asking $1895, Call ♦ A grand slam reached by his reading or math tim a te s . C a ll A n t li o n V 633-6850 after 6 pm. DEAR MOTHER: Either telephone or cable Derrick and ^ W H E R E a r e Y Kindergarten through sixth. ■Squillacote 649-0811. MANCHESTER PLUMBING advise him to postpone hit visit. Then have Meg write him a disciples. CARPET INSTALLATION - TH' CLOTHES < » U E S S X Vulnerable: Both When South led his ace 'of C ertifi^ in special education A; HE.ATING - R ep airs. Trucks lor Sale long, trne-confettlona type letter to aet the record atraight. FROM THE F O R S O T ,'' Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets, CARPENTER - Repairs, 62 Dealer: South spades at trick two Ely, who steam Cleaning. Free es and elem.entary education. Remodeling. Pumps repaired DeCormier And tell Meg that fantaalea are lovely, but they're like LAUNDRV Call 289-5120 alter 4 pm. remodeling, additions, gar replaced. Free estimates. sat East, dropped the queen. timates. Call 649-6265 TRUCK CAPS FOR ALL dream castlea—fun to buOd, but you can't live in them. West North East South Now declarer abandoned ages. roofing. Call David Electric drain-snaking 24- ? 2 ^ Palria. 644-1796. MAKES- Including '78-'79 El the idea of leading a second EXPERT PAINTING and BABYSITTING IN HOME - hour service. 646-0237. Caminos. and Imports. Pass 3^ Pass 4 NT Toddler 3-5. Preferred time MOTOR SALES, INC. Do yon hate to write lettera of condolencea, congratnla- Pass SNT Pass ?♦ trump and went after hearts F LANDSCAPING Specializing Fiberglass Caps from $460. with every intention of ruff 7:30 am to 3:30 pm. 643-2319. FIR.ST CLASS CARPENTRY Blonstein's Camping Center. Uont, and thanka. It's not difficult when yon let Abby guide Pass Pass Pass in Exterior House Painting. - Remodeling and Additions. THURS.-SAT. 9-5 PM yon In her booklet, "How to Write Lettera lor All ing two of them in dumm^ It Tree pruning, spraying, Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Route 83, Vernon. Conn. 875- didn’t work. Ely ovemufed mowing, weeding. Call 742- WILL BABYSIT IN MY Flooring 36 6211; 285 Broad St.______643-4165 Oecaiioof." Send II and a long, stamped (28 cental, aell- with his 10 and the cinch HOME- Ages Infant to 6 years experience! For Free addreiaed envelope Abby: 132 Ltaky Drive, Beverly Opening lead: ♦ K 7947. Estimates, call 646-4239, rand slam Had gone to years. Fenced in yard. Lunch FLOOR SANDING AND 1966 RANCHERO CUSTOM. Hflli, CaUI. 90212. glavy Jones' locker. . ,, available. Call 569-.1910. to REFLNISHING. F'loors like Newer 289 with 4 speed. Body SNOW-PLOWING- Available GENERAL CARPENTRY. new. (Specializing in older all winter, night or day. work complete. Needs paint. J.P . LEWIS & SO.N- Interior Repairs. Remodeling, Hours I. Staining floors. No $600.00. 649-2989, 649-9937. ask By Oswald Jacoby SANDING AVAILABLE TOO. and Exterior painting, paper Garages. .Additions, Porches. waxing Also Ceilings and lor Tim. Astrograph and Alan Sontag A sktlM E xperts Don't wait til it snows! Call hanging, remodeling, carpen Rec Rooms, Roofing. Gutters. Interior Painting. John Ver- 6464)743. after 3:30 p.m. try. Fully insured. 649-9658. Call Mr, Moran 643-2629. lailie. 646-5750 after 6 pm. The Born Loser — Art Sansom In 1932, that bridge genius 1973 CHEVROLET Ely Culbertson conceived CHEYENNE SUPER 10- 1/2 NO MORE WAITING... P" the idea of using the four- A Canadian reader asks ton pickup. V-8 . a ir con nothing today that you know WHff ARE'fcl) Y A UTTLP dJlFT FOR'fcU VAFMSflllOd? notnunp bid to find out how the Flint convention got ditioning. automatic from personal experience its name. Offleei-Sloret tor Rent 55 OWces-Stores tor Rent 55 Autos For Sale 67 Autos F o r Sale 61 AUTOMOTIVE '•jtV •2 7 1 1 HOUSE-' 2 Autos For Sale 61 Our Boarding House This Fjunny World '^MeiLS 11174 MrSTANd f;UIA - 4- peuciouBj 8173 AMOB, I AIN'T 47NE T^NJOY R16HTFUL MeNnngbl ipa*. Iw. ' 8-IB sfXM'd. f) cvlindor. 4 new revenoe: ub brothers habta stick -i mdinls. i 2 snnw.si. (‘xre-IIcnl Versatile separates or a T(06ETHER'.|TB AdUNfiLE OITBIPE.'AB lovely set . . . princess- I'ondition 228-047.‘> or 22«-9r)f)0. For your extra convenience, we have Installed a Want BOON ABI SET A STAKE TOGETHER , line jumper and short- A COMPLETE CAR CARE CENTER > tLL BUY BACK THEM BOTTLEB AN~ sleeve blouse. 11)72 rAIMlI V-H. 4-sp<'(‘d. 8- Ad Department after-houre anawering eervlce. Now, No. 8173 with Photo- ir.'ifk stereo. $1100. (oil IHH- whatever the hour, day or night, Sundays or holidays Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. 2227. idler 0 pm. H a p THE PHONE) 1 OES M W SOMETHIN' Size 10, 3 2 bust . . . • Top Quality Exhaust Systam • Brake Service ON ONE O’THEM CANVASES AMOS SOU6HT jumper, 2H yards 45- ATTK.NTIO.V (.'onu; see our • Engine Tune Up Dial Days 643-2711 KTTrenEA MARKET inch; blou'je, 1% yards. (irt'd Seleclion of (juiililv ^'•5 Service LAST SUMMER! Patterns available only I’reowned Autos (oinplelely • Shock Absorber Replacement • Prof. Rustprooflno in sizes shown. recondilioned ;d .Miinchesler Dial Nights 643-2718 WE p r o v id e t h is TP MOW. iNtf $1,00 f r ties llondii. Connec tu'iit s l.irKeM ■NRH • Quality Used Cars ISPEOIAL PieJOBT IN tSSiS/ “* ^ H stni IBS iind mosl complci,. Hondo BMItAMmcMDi Iff, ronvenienee along with a superior product. J u il give us your m essage, name and address — W e’ll do the 1 YA S P ILL SOME.' Dciiler! 24 Adonis Street. rest. SUE NURNETT Miineliester. Manehatttr Herald 1150 Avt. of Amerfcae No moro rushing to call before noon. Order your Want Ad whenever VERY N«r York, M.Y. 100M 11)71 niKVIlOI.KT IMPAU TH0 U6 KTFUL 2 ypu're ready ~ night or day, even on Sundays and holidays. Met Naoia. ASSrni eltfe ZIP liiird lop. -door. (lorMj running O P YOU ! CODE, ttvli Nambtr m i tba. eondilinn SfitK). f>49-7l41) idler FASHION '79 U filled .1 pni. with many lovely designs. Also 2 BONUS Coupons! n 1979 t>v NEA Inc I!)7f) TOYOTA COIIOiI a* !^ 2-2. Price . . . f2.00 a copy. r>- (ladinl Tires. AM-K.M. ;i|| 'HICH ' Add $2.00 for the New MiJU^ies, HO.OfK) mde.s As'kine " .. . And that’s the famous Washington ONE_ SUCCESS IN SEWING. $1W)0 Tall «4fi-.m’{ after )i on She Beratii p.m Monument, just beyond the pro-Taiwan CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING demonstrators!" tf^NCA.Ine.Tu "He's expecting a very important phone call.'