PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. Mafch 1, im B u tin e M ) Industry Fights Bottle NEW YORK (UPI) — A powerful industrial, dumping of 80 billion beverage bottles and and has begun trial retum-the-can programs , ■9 First CRS in Bolton , coalition is waging what environmentalists cans on landfills and roadsides would slash in national parks and military bases. Detailed Tax Report Iran Regime Absorbs * Artillery Battle Continues say is a costly and deceptive lobbying cam­ grocery prices, cut litter and solid waste, But the anti-deposit lobby —' including UConn Five Advances, BOLTON — Norma Tedford, real estate broker, is the paign to block a little-known piece of legisla­ create jobs, save energy and- resources, segments of organized labor — disputes the Could Alter Finances Revolutionary Council As Viets Nix Peace Bid Manchester Eliminated tion — the bottle bill. reduce garbage removal costs and prevent in­ claims of the environmentalists. It argues tjiat town's first recipient of the professional designation,. Page 3 Page 4- Page 10 1 Page 11 CRS, Certified Residential Specialist. In state after state, this alLance of brewers juries. “forced deposits" would be in fact be a burden . CRS is a nationally recognized designation of the and soft drink companies, bottlers and Their first success was Oregon, which America cannot afford. Realtors Marketing Institute and the National Associa­ canners, steel, aluminum and glass indu^ries, passed a so-called “bottle bill" — although TTieir biggest weapon is money, and en­ distributors and grocery stores has declared beverage cans are also affected — in 1972. vironmentalists claim they wield it like a club. tion of Realtors. war on the movement to bring back the old- Mrs, Tedford is a graduate of Realtors, Institute and Since then, Vermont, Maine, Michigan, Iowa, In Nebraska, they spent 8350,000— about 30 owns and operates her office. Centry 21-Tedford Real fashioned deposit on beverage containers. Connecticut and Delaware have enacted cents for every resident, more than the com­ Eaat Bartfarli" Estate at Bolton Notch Shopping Plaza, Route 44A, She is It is a fight Americans will be hearing a lot similar laws. bined campaign funds of the Democratic and . a member of the Manchester, Vernon and Willimantic _ about in the months to come. Now. big fights are shaping up around the Republican gubernatorial candidates — to Partial Clearing Broads of Realtors and their Multiple Listing Services. Since 1970, a whopping 1,400 bills and pop^ country. The Can Manufacturers' Institute crush a November referendum, environmen­ Milder Saturday Mrs. Tedford is a director of the Manchester Board of | ular, initiatives have been introduced in states, lists 13 states as “critical" for 1979; Alaska, talists said. The other side raised $11,000. Realtors and is a charter member of the Eastern Connec- counties, cities and Congress to require such Cafifornia, Delaware, Illinois, Kansas. “It was really a complete saturation: radio Ditallg on pago 8 deposits — usually a nickel or a t^nie — on Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, and televisim ads, mailings, billboards, * ticut Bicentennial Chapter of the Women's Cdbncil of I bottles and cans. Realtors. I .Nebraska, Ohio, South Carolina, Virginia and stickers on cars, pamphlets in grocery Designed .specifically for Realtors and Realtor-1 Opponents have managed to defeat all but a Washington. stores," said Mark Sullivan of the 4^million im- l E u f u t n n Associates, the CRS is a certification of skill, experience I handful of these proposals. Yet, in early 1979, The pro-deposit forces also believe they member National Wildlife Federation. and documented activity in the field of residential real [ the lobby is desperately worried, and with have a chance in New York, Texas, Kentucky, Nebraska was only the latest example of in­ Peace Talks reason. The momentum now appears to be on estate. Montana, Idaho, Oklahoma and New Mexico. dustry's, heavy .spending ways. It was small • A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20t Single Copy • 154 Home Dellyerad the side of the environmentalists and their Industry clearly fears a domino effect: the change compared to Michigan, the only big,— WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ friends in their campaign to curb what they fall of state after state leading to the ultimate urbanized state that has so far adopted a bot­ dent Carter and Israeli Prime Piano Teacher Gets Honors call America's out-of-control throwaway disaster of a fqperal statute. Already the tle bill. Minister Menachem Begin had habit. Carter administration is studying the two meetings on tap today and will wind up the day with the MANCHE.STER - Mrs. the field of music 'minster Choir College, These groups argue that stopping the yearly possibility of recommending such a bottle kill president attending a Jewish Sab­ Karen Kissman, owner of pedagogy. This includes Princeton, N.J. ; and organ bath dinner hosted by Begin at Fuel Policy Werner's Little Music musical competence, with Ur. George Markey, Blair House. They were pursuing Shoppe, 953 Main St., has teaching preparation, and dean of the Guilmont last-ditch peace taks that began again , achieved successful teaching School of Music, New York experience, » City. She has also attended with a harsh warning against profe-ssional recognition by trying to pressure Israel into the Music Teachers Mrs. Kissman is organist various workshops at the at the First Church of signing a "sham" treaty, and Will Boost National A.s.sociation as a University of Hartford, ended in a lovefest. teacher of piano. Christ, .Scientist, University of Bridgeport, Begin, who came to Washington She was recommended Manchester. Hartford Conservatory and breathing fire, began his visit by the Conne(^ticut State She studied piano and Western State College. MAIKH m o SPRINt w ini with a harsh warning against Music Teachers Associa­ organ with her uncle, the She is a member of the trying to pressure Israel into tion on the basis of outstan­ late Frederic E, Werner, Music Teachers National Gas Prices sighing a “sham” treaty, ended ding achievement and high and studied voice with Association, Hartford Lorean Hodapp at West- Chapter of the Connecticut up, after a two-hour meeting with Analysts at the price regulatory professional standards in Carter, all sweetness and light. WASHINGTON (U P I )-T h e State Music Teachers Energy Department today said administration estimated average Association, American He told reporters, "...Ii.iyas an gasoline prices would increase 9 Guild of Organists, Temple excellent m eeting^ an\ en­ it has adopted a new fuel cents in the next two years under the Chapter, Order of Eastern c o A iH ia s o iiR t s couraging one. There has not pegjK pricing plan that could let old rules and 12.4 cents under the tilt m one difficult moment, ft has been formula. By contrast, they said, Star, and the Amaranth. average gasoline prices rise as one of the most important conver­ She and her husband. deregulation of gasoline prices would sations I have had with the United much as 12.4 cents a gallon in Wayne, live on Teresa the next two years and may cause a 12.8-cent increase. States." The Energy Department was able Road w ith th e ir j'^wo 25% OFF help push unleaded gas prices children. to adopt the revised pricing formula to $1 a gallon within a year. The Music Teachers UNFDnSHED The Economy on its own. Had’ the department Association's certification PWE A spokesman for the department's decided instead to remove federal plan was adopted in 1967 WASHINGTON: The United Energy Economic Regulatory Act- price controls from gasoline — the SRUTTEIETTES States and China today reached only major petroleum product still and is a national standard vailoble in vmdlho: ministration said the so-called for the evaluation and V r , 8”; 9” & 10" settlement on the thorny issue of "gasoline tilt" plan — an alterntive under such controls — It would have Lenglhi 16”, 7S', $200 million in U.S. claimsagainst required a congressional review. recognition of qualified in­ 24". 28". 32" & 36" to gasoline price decontrol, which the dependent music teachers. EtpeciaUy lovely on Peking, an essential step before administration has judged too The major potential problem with Continuing education, per­ kilchen and bath­ the two nations resume full-scale politically unpopular for adoption — the gasoline tilt formula Is a poten­ formance and professional room windowi trade. takes effect immediately. tial Increase In the gap between involvement are signifi­ WASHINGTON: The govern­ % Increases under the .few pricing leaded and unleaded gasoline prices, cant features of this ment index registered a decline of which might cause moce drtverfl to SAVE 1.50 4'x l 'x l /4"(S.2NN) SAVE10»'oT018'’'. |i"x4"xrK0NMrinM . formula will come on top of an es­ program. 1.2 percent in January, the third use leaded gas in cars designed to Mrs. Kirrrn KIhhiiiiiii OrniUOR PLYWOOD IMIOCttlMi OUM irANRD timated 10-cent to 15-cent rise in gas­ One tide ii oanded (or a omooth EooBomkxd, oUporpoee, luiioce dried lum­ consecutive monthly drop and the oline pump prices because of the burn only unleaded fuel because of appearance Ideal (or all interior ber It ideal ior bomie praiecto nob oa brac­ sharpest in four years, signaling a latest foreign oil price hikes, up to environmental regulations, depart­ ;49 home do-it-youreeli proieett. Slock ing. homing and ionn work. Eoey to eow and ment officials said. leach up now on theee itiiray plywood ■•ochIt noU. Slodi up. possible economic downturn. double the forecasts issued just six Prime Office Space Scarce ■Rtq.7.99 . iheeta and oave risrmmhm TOYKO: Despite a record-high A procession of Manchester cTnmunity Ella Grasso. The pallbearers in the weeks ago. Environmentalists opposed the Reg.illeeeh..L7| II H eg.f ...l.lf U.S. trade deficit last month, the College students winds its way around the foreground (left- to right) are Howard gasoline tilt for fear it would lead to IIAHTFOItf) — The Greater Hartford said. U.S. dollar forged ahead on the Energy Secretary James additional fuel switching and worse office market is experiencing a supply of college campus Thursday afternoon following Marshall, Holly Walentukonis and Fred "We expect both a rapid escalation in FUEIIGLAU Toyko foreign money market Schlesinger said Wednesday un­ air pollution. drought and will continue to do so fur the a casket and six pallbearers to a mock Agudo and on the other side of the casket are rental rates as well as tighter leases from MSDUTION exchange today, momentarily hit­ leaded gasoline prices, which fall In Paris today, the United States next IB to 24 months, according to Peter energy-conscious landlords. Also, for the R-ll unlaced (iber- ting an eight-month high of 204 funeral ceremony for the collleges. The John Keith, Christina Sidgewick and Holly between the price of leaded premium and 19 other non-communist nations Holmes, vice president of the Farley Co. SAVE 2.55 first time in the Hartford market, we will glan intulation pack- yen. * students wer? protesting the proposed cuts in Brennan, all members of the Student Senate. and leaded regular, may rise to $1 announced they will cut their oil con­ In a talk to arca'businessmen. Holmes oged ID rolli or bolee sec a major sublea.se market develop as will lower your heal- . NEW YORK: Stocks on the the state community college budget by Gov. (Herald photo, by Strempfer) per gallon within a year to 18 months. sumption by 5 percent this year presented Ihe results of his com|)fmy's space seekers vie for quality space. Final­ ing arrd cooling coets New York Stock Exchange, ig­ He based that prediction on an in­ because of anticipated oil shortages biannual office market survey. ly. another first for the Hartford market .44 noring negative domestic crease to $18-20 per barrel for foreign due to the cutoff of Iran oil exports. "It's a ‘landlord's market' for class A will be pre-construction commitments for economic news, registered a oil, which he said is possible. In another energy development office space," Holmes said. “Of the f new downtown office buildings," he said. strong gain Thursday with the The new gasoline tilt formula lets Thursday, independent oil producers existing 1.6 million square feet of this SAVE 32% TO 37»o 11A A s q* . it. Although Hartford is experiencing help of developments in Mock Funeral at MCC refiners add a larger portion of in­ called for the administration to prime space in Hartford's central : u inoitt M nm growing pains, the addition of more than niERGLASS Venezuela and Indochina. creased crude oil and refinery remove price controls from U.S. busine.ss district, there is a current vacan­ > S tb d from o v pie- 900,0(10 s(|uare feet of new class A office MSUUTION CARACAS, Venezuela: operating costs to gasoline prices crude oil starting this spring. They cy rate of only 0.47 percent or ap­ (iftitbed hardboard space by early 1981 should alleviate the It panels in "Bicudy- I R-ll (oil (aced insula- Venezuela hiked fuel oil prices $2 rather than to the price of other said such a move would cause no proximately 6,fl(XI .square feet," he said. 'R. ^ Weight Watchers, Inc. “people from all walks of life," the violations by gambling employers to 16, which offers a guide to and employees and high rollers from vestigation by Superior Court Judge Her new position with Frechette, Martin & Rothman SAVE 5 .00 , k ; wide range of cultural program leisure and entertainment in the out oL state using unfair, but not il­ Howard Moraghan into 1976 lottery will be in residential sales and relocation. offerings, such as Margaret Mead, area. legal. advantages in winning big drawings that offered cars as bonus Mrs. Epstein and her family have been in Manchester YOU CHOICE Art Buckwald, and the temporary SAVE 2.00 Included in The Weekend money. prizes. That probe is still under way. lor the past four years and reside at 142 Grissom Road. campus, offering are stories on entertain-, In the early scramble to build jai I.ast December, Gov. Ella Grasso • The college has been trying to get a ment, television, and a guide to alai facilities, there were allegations asked New Britain attorney Paul some permanent facilities for coming events —"Where to Go & of huge payments to influence license McQuillam to look for possible Law Firm Partner several years. Money for planning What to Do." approval. changes in gatnbling management. Coupled with the package are the first permanent buildings' was MANCHESTER — Attorney Leonard M. Horvath has SAVE 1.00 allocated last year and the architec­ Florida promoter* David Fried And the ()(fi„ -ii micIuI. moral The casket will remain on campus Maneggia. 63. a part-time student for the past four years, said illegal gambling has suffered as a In addition to attending the national conference MUiCHESTEB PXBKADE Obituaries ' ...... 10 and religions grounds. Sports...... 11-13 until next Thursday when it will be .she is supporting the community (College system for people of result of legalized gambling. program, Shtxw previewed the newest jewelry styles and Sup]M)rtcrs. generally those who W m I M iddle Tpke. and Broad 81. Television ...... 16 carried by the students to the State The only'eertainty is that revenues trends on display by more than LOpO leading trianufac- e Copyright, O u n u l Homt O n tm , Inc. 1979. SALE ENDS 3/4/79 N 319 all ages who benefit from the specialized training they get in approve of" gamgling as' a way to — I'aiif T i'ii« —See Page Ten Leonard M. llorMtili lurers and designers.' s.^ the community colleges. (Herald photo by Strempfer) raise revenues nn an optional basis. 1 PACK TWO - KVKNINU HKHAU). Fri., March 2, 1979 KVENING IIERACD. Fri., March 2, 1979 - PAGE THREE Jupiter Gays Start Fight Exec Backs Satellite Jury Probe Cooperation Goal For Civil Rights Of Jai Alai O f Housing Court Bizarre HARTFORD (UPI) - The Bible- Christine Pattee, chairperson of [ /toting chairwoman of an anti-smut the Connecticut Women’s Political HARTFORD (UPI) - The state By GREG PEARSON r group says Connecticut’s gay com­ Caucus, told the lawmakers thta she gaming commission's executive' regulations. Herald Reporter PASADENA, Calif, (DPI) The munity is going to recruit. But a and other homosexuals were not secretary says he's 100 percent He said police arrests now will be Jupiter satellite In is living up its legion of gays say they don’t want looking lo convert children, they just behind the special grand jury in­ MANCHESTER —Coordination used as a last resort, reputation as one of the most bizarre converts, they just want their civil want basic civil rights. vestigation of Connecticut’s three jai and cooperation seem to be the ■ “We’ve found the police are busy things in the solar system. rights. "Any teacher that engages in any alai frontons. primary goals o( the Hartford enough,’! he said. Thus, a town Voyager I's approach photographs Scores of homosexuals, male and sexual activity with a student should James Fitzgerald said Thursday Housing Court, which opened two department with a complajnt against * of yellowish-orange lo show bright ^female, showed up at a public be thrown out*" she said. the naming of Superior Court Judge months ago. a property owner should contact the and dark patches which scientists hearing held by the Legislature’s But Ms. Pattee s^id the Eugene Kelly of Manchester to in­ The prosecutor for that court, Ray­ c()urt and a prosecutor’s summons say match the ideas of ground-based Judiciary Committee thursday on a legislature should protect those who vestigate the jai alai operations was mond Wiezalis, deputy assistant' will be issued if justified. astronomers that the ,fovian moon is bill to make Connecticut the first are fired because of their sexual based partly on evidence supplied by state’s attorney, met with several I h e summ otir~ts-^m ilar to .a covered by layers of .salt and sulfur. state to prevent housing and job dis­ preferences or because rumors have the commission. town employees Thursday afternoon speeding ticket and does require an But, as IS ttie ca.se with three other crimination against homosexuals. been spread about their sexual in­ Supreme Court Justice John A. to discuss what the court will appearance in court by the alleged big satellites of Jupiter, scientists Many wore button^ with pink clinations. Speziale Wednesday appointed Kelly . attempt to do. violator, he said. will have to wait until the specccraft triangles on them — a symbol of the “Women have found out that it at the request of Chief State’s At­ Several representatives from the If a violation is found, the court moves closer to Jupiter and its badges tbe Nazis made homosexuals doesn't matter who you sleep with. torney Austin McGuigan; who said Health Department, which handles will try to work out a reasonable moons to get a clearer picture of Uforfif ^lirliaiiowsky June l*'»n(la Williaiii Simon w ear in German con(.‘entration Jiist sho\^ signs of being strong and his office has been checking into housing code enforcement in town, timetable for rd|Fairing the problem. their makeup, camps during World War II. independent or do anything non- "alleged irregularities" at the fron­ attended Thursday's meeting along ‘'At the end of the agreement, we’ll "In the next few days, we'll Members of the Connecticut traditional and'you’re accused of tons in Hartford. Britjgeport and with Town Manager Robert Weiss check to make sure it was followed. explore four new worlds." said Dr. Peopletalk Citizens for Decency, an anti-smut being a lesbian,” she said. Milford. and representatives of the Police, If it wasn't, we’ll take the guy into Laurence Soderblom. a project group that vigorously opposes gay "A man is a little too gentle and Fitzgerald said some of the Fire and Building Departments. court," Wiezalis said. geologist, at a news conference rights, wore blue berets and carried sensitive, a little too caring about evidence presented to Speziale "was Local tenant activist Ben Rubin also If an individual tenant complains to Thursday at the Jet I’ropulsion Bibles. children, and he's accused of being a developed by the commission staff, attended. the court, he or she will be asked fir.st laboratory control center. G.E. Surprises “Fonda - “Homo.sexualty is a moral issue,” fag," she added. although not all of it. I do know Wiezalis said the court, which is a if an atteml was made lo contact yoyager I. about 2.li million miles M ary -AHHr~~~fVt=^ s s a m a r i t a , Dr. George Higgins, a Hartford evidence on betting patterns at Mummy Unveiling separate session of, Hartford’s local authorities with the problem. If from Jupiter today, will pass within ebairw om an^ the anti-gay group, psychologist who worked with Milford (Jai Alai) that was develped Superior Court, will attempt to work the individual did and is not satisfied, ‘True Britt* the court will check the matter out. 172,000 miles of the plant Monday and Jane Konda is as accustomed to has taken care of that. Michanowsky told the coimnittee. “There's no such homosexuals, told the committee he by our staff was offered. ” Dr. Joseph. ,potnadio, of Middlesex with the autopsy which will continue next out the best solution for individual then examine lo, Ganymede, Europe damnation from'the establishment as will view the exhibit with VIP status Britt Ekiand moved from the thing as a gay- 'Christian, You’re believes individuals are born gay. State Police Lt. Richard Hurley, cases. It has tliree housing specialists who Memorial Hospital, Middletown, removes week. ()n the far side of the table, left to will investigate reports of violations. and Callisto before racing on lo she is to Oscar notninations, but on March 9 — which just happens to sophisticated world of Peter Ellers either on God's side or you’re not,” “I do not know of anyone whogj who head’s the commission's in­ "You have lo think what's in the wrappings from a 3,000-year-old mummy The court operates three days a explore the ringed planet Saturn in General Electric surprised her. be his 59th birthday. which included hobnobbing with "You are not born homosexual, chooses to be homosexual,” he said. vestigative squad, has stated in the . right, Wesleyan Classics Professor Stephen tenants’ best interest, '' ho said. For Novemver 1980, (i.K . which builds parts for Michanowsky, author of “The Once England's royal family, to the rock (iod made man and women to "There’s no evidence that being past there was enough evidence of purchased a century ago by a Wesleyan Dyson; Dr. Robert ZaVord, a radiologist and instance, there might be a case week —Monday, Tuesday and Thursday—in Hartford and is in New Soderblom said the latest pictures nuclear generators, withdrew spon­ and Future, Star. " now out in a music world of Rod Stewart, and now lirocreate. Homosexuals can't around a .homosexual makes one . wrongdoing in legalized gamling to University professor as a souvenir Thursday. Diana Grader, anthropology instructor at where tenants from different Britain the other two days. of Ganymede and Callisto. both sorship of an upcoming ABC-TV Bar- Harper and Row paperback, linked she's ready to tell the world about it procreate, they can only recruit and homosexual. There's no evidence warrant a grand jury probe. The university is trying to identify several Wesleyan. (UPI photo) apartments are sharing a balliroom, The court also will work so it does larger than the planet Mercury, con­ tiara Wallers special because it in­ the "Ankh " .symbol on Tut's car- in her autobiography, “True Britt." they have recruited hundreds of our they (gays) a threat to anyone.” . Fitzgerald said Speziale apparent­ which is a violation of the housing objects revealed by X-rays inside the body ' hot cause landlords to abandon tinue to show surfaces peppered with volves an interview about her new louche with a supernova that blazed She say?, at her Bel Air, Calif., children," she said. Higgins said the Legislature has a ly felt the grand jury procedure was code. buildings, he said. Tliis is a par­ bright spots which look like craters movie. "China Syndrome" — a fic­ millennia before the boy king of home, the effort is “not a sexy, saucy The gay rights bill has died during necessary because of “tools The tenants might hoi mind the responsibility to protect gays from ticular concern in cities like Hartford tion dealing with a nuclear plant ac­ Egypt was dubbed "Ruler of the hook." but adds, “no holds are each of the past four legislative available to a grand jury and not to arrangement and changing it might gouged out of an icy surface by discrimination. ' and JSew Britain, he said. meteoroid impacts. cident. Southern Star " — a title that finally barred." sessions. Last year, the bill never “They live in terror of losing their the,commission," such as subpoena boost the rent. Thus, the arrangment New Yaluation Report Violators, for-instance, might be “We're starting to .sec features Miss Eonda's reaction from makes .sense. Which may be why Sellers, her hus­ even reached the floor of the House jobs." he s ^ . powers and secret testimony. might not be changed, .. told about lowdnterest improvement which are reminiscent of things that Dallas:' "Any American's going to band for four years, is trying to ban or Senate. Edward Brecher, a sex researcher "We’ll cooperate every way we can (/hief Buil(|ing Inspector Francis programs that some towns have. wonder what they're afraid of. It's publication of letters he wrote to her. In the past, opponents of the from West Cornwall agreed. until the grand jury reaches a conclu­ Conti questio'ni^ such an approach! vyc think ' we understand on the Immortal One-Liners The court also needs to hear from just a movie - it's a thriller, Now all she needs is a publisher, measure have successfully argued "Very few gays get fired, but every sion that will satisfy everyone con­ which would permit a violation to terrestrial planets but at the .same Everybody, it seems, has a half of Could Change Funding the 30 communities it serves about didn't invent the controversy that homosexual teachers present a gay in this state lives in terror that cerned," he said. continue. time we're seeing features very un­ fame — except the stand-up comics Quote of the Day violations. It does not plan to act as a they made the decision because they threat to school children. In November, Speziale, the state’s But, Wiezalis said making all such like anything we've seen before," who hurl the one-liners of show biz Former Treasury Secretary he will be next," he said. HARTFORD — The Tax Depart­ However, Mrs. Goodwin said many ducted in 1978 and provides an es­ watchdog on community code en­ don't want people to see the movie, chief court administrator, named ia improvements might raise the cost Soderblom said. Irom Borscht Bolt to late-night William E. Simon, in the April issue ment has given lawmakers a detailed other factors must still be dealt with timate of the total true market value forcement but rather as an assistant they made a m istake" one-man grand jury to investigate of all rents in town so much the Both Callisto and Ganymede have television. of Penthouse magazine, on taxes: accounting of how much Connec­ in coming up with a formula that will of all taxable real and personal in an attempt to obtain compliance alleged fraud involving a bonus tenants could not afford to live here, densities suggesting they are a The Association of Comedy Artists "It's quite obvious that when we get ticut's communities are really endure the test of expected heavy properly in a community. with the code, he said. mixture of water and rock and Tut's Title New Hampshire Doctors lottery drawing for new autos. That “We have to balance the in­ has decided to remedy that. The to whore the American people have worth. The report could drastically House and Senate- debate. The equalized net grand list counts equities," he said. But, communities also shoilld feel Soderblom .said it is difficult to im­ Author George Michanowsky was probe is still going on. group will inaugurate the Comedy lo work bntil May each year to pay alter the way school finance money is In the spring of 1977, the stale 17 communities to have prpperly The court also probably will reduce free to negotiate a settlement with agine how ice craters could survive so busy making what .some caii the Officials at the Hartford and Hall of Fame Monday night at New their taxes, there is going to be a handed out this year. Supreme Court decided Connec­ worth $1 billion or more. the activity of police departments in the property owner before bringing for long periods. Blast Laetrile Proposal Milford frontons said they were most significant discovery about York's Sardi s restaurant. revolt ... politicians use the tax In a first of its kind study, the Tax ticut's system of funding education Stamford is first with $3,591 billion filing arrests for violators of housing the complaint to the court, he said. “Perhaps we'll all be fooled and King Tut since tbeJi|B)’ptiun king was shocked by Speziale’s announcement. Department Thursday provided in­ Twenty-six great comics and com­ system to redistribute the wealth to CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Dr. Committee that when the 1977 bill unconstitutional Jw'ause it relied too followed close by Greenwich with they will have nothing to do with im­ turned out ol bis iMib 50 yearn,ago A spokesman at the Bridgeport fron­ formation that compares actual sale ic teams — living and dead — will be benefit special interests in order to Ross McIntyre, head of the Norris was considered, “Only two patients heavily on local properly taxes. The $3,507 bfllion. Ranking in order with pact craters." ton said. "We operate a loio percent prices of real property in each com­ that be never got around to ordering named charter members, with gel re-elected, to perpetuate Cotton Cancer Center at Dartmouth, appeared to say they were cured high court felt children in property- more than $2 billion are Hartford, “We're about in the same shape as pure ship here and let someone prove munity with the land's assessed bis own ticket lo New York's imogene Coca, King Donavan, The Ihem.selves in Washington." says the two people who convinced from their cancer (by Laetrile). poor communities were not recgiyjii Norwalk and Rridgeporl. Town’s Property 4-1 the poor Earth-based astronomers "Treasures of Tutankhamen " Smothers Rrolhers and Stiller and the Legislature to let Laetrile be otherwise. We have absolutely no value. the same educational benefits as “ airfield followed with $1.9billion; were for several centuries looking at Glimpses They are now dead from their irregularities here'," exbil)it. Meara doing the honors. prescribed on request in New cancer.” Rep. Dorothy Goodwin, D- students in more affluent towns. Nc^v Raven, $1.7 billion; West Hart- Mars. We don't really know what lint the Museum of Natural History Stephen Sondheim paid a The state’s gaming commission forq. $1.6 billion; Danbury, $1.5 Hampshire have died of cancer. McIntyre charged some cancer Mansfield, Education Committee co- Superior Court Judge Jay Rubinow Over Eighth District cau.ses tho.se dark spots and light backstage visit to Angela Lansbury McIntyre and other members of looked into allegations player-fixed chairman. said the study will “ for has ordered the Legislature to come billion, and Westport with $1.4 victims may have died because they during lieaSings on systems betting spots." Thursday after her opening night per­ the medical profession Thursday the first time, provide an estimate of up with a fair school funding plan by billion. purchased capsules which may or last year. No arrests were ever made MANCHESTER -The town, lo, however, in no way re.sembles Robber Out to Lunch formance in his. new Broadway blaked a bill sponsored by Rep, the value of each town's grand list May 1. Milford. K.ast Hartford and Watcr- Personal property and motor may not have contained Laetrile. but the commission did fine the Hart­ exclpsively of the Eighth Utilities Ganymede and Callisto. It is den.ser musical "Sweeney Todd " Rex Joseph Cote, D-Manchester, to allow with some real assurance that we The Tax Department .study is bury each had around $1.2 billion and vehicles totals in the town are about He produced a pair of bottles which ford fronton and suspended its DistricI, has real properly assessed and Dr. Torrence John.son of JPL EAST ROCKAWAY. N Y. (IIP I)'- Island Park. N Y. Harrison celebrates his 71st birthday the manufacture of the controversial can distribute education grants fairly based on nearly KXl.OOO sales con- Middletown. Waterford and Hamden triple those in the district. he said two other cancer victims license for 10 days for failing to at four times the total amount of said that from Earth-based obser­ A gunman held up two supermarket When the two menj)ulled their car March 5 ... Blues singer Ray Charles cancer drug in New Hampshire. on the basis of need." were grouped at just over $1 billion. Personal property in the town, vations, scientists are "rea.sonably will make a special appearance in thought had contained Laetrile cap­ report allegations of game-fixing. assessments in the district, accor­ exclusive of the district, totals a net employees outside a bank Thursday into the parking lot outside the Two years ago, the Legislature sules and slammed them down on a The town with the smallest net certain" lo is not covered by water Atlanta next week to sing his rendi­ The commission has also heard worth was Union, with $14.6 million. ding to figures from the assessor's assessment of $30,163,822, In the dis­ and made off with a chicken National Hank of North America in passed and Gov. Meldrin Thomson table. He said the patients purchased ice. .sandwich tion of “Georgia on My Mind." the claims that out-ofstate professional Mrs, Goodwin said with the new office. trict, the figure is $9,688,117, East Rockaway. the rzdiber shoved a signed. a bill letting doctors ad­ the capsules in Nashua in 1978 for Attorney Says Feds "What's clear is that lo's surface new slate song ... He hasn't won an gamblers using computer infomla- The net assessment for real estate Motor vehicles In the town, Detective said the robber ap­ gun Ibrougb a window and grabbed a minister Laetrile providing their $150. data now available, "the aonclusions has been altered in some way from paper hag from the" front seat. election in 40 years, but 71-year-old tion from the frontons were able to about future guaranteed tax Ijaso properlv in the town, excluding the exclusive of the district, total a net parently believed that Howard patients sign a waiver absolving the “And they are now dead. And it its basic rock composition which its Police said the hag cSfttained a perennial White House candidate collect big winnings at the Hartford (School finance) grants being drawn district, is $367,039,706, the assessment of $.34,088,750, In the dis­ Mayer. ti4, and .Jeffrey Winstein. 20, doctor of all liability. might not be Laetrile in these density gives us," he said. were abont io make a large deposit of ebb ken sandwich Mayer had brought Ifarold E. Stas.sen will try again, and Bridgeport arenas. Dropping Gray Case on every hand are invalid, and so are assessor’s office said. trict. the figure is $12,717,710. The en­ McIntyre told the House bottles. In fact, I would be surprised The net assessment for real rec('ipls Irom a Food Town store in lor bis lunch entering next February’s first In February 1978, Florida the conclusions” tire Grand List is $545,758,657. a 4,25 Commerce and Consumer Affairs if it was,” McIntyre said. WASHINGTON (UPI) - An at­ properly in the district is $92,060,552, presidential primary in New authorities detected a betting pattern crossfire between the prosecution "We still do not know what the Percent increase over last year. Hampshire. similar to Milford’s at Saturday torney charged today the govern­ and the (other) defendants,” Baron the fienrp*; xhmv 3000 JU4H changes in the data will do for k.1 Corp.’s Dania, Fla., fronton. That in­ ment plans to drop charges against told UPI in a telphone interview. itself," she said. INiilional vestigation was cut short when the former Acting FBI Director Patrick “The idea that this is some new Mrs. Goodwin has strained to steer City FesI Hi Lo Miiiini Bi'acli pc 75 70 five players in question passed volun-, Gray and make “scapegoats” of two development related to some hidden the committee on a non-parlishn MHS Math Team First -f>MCTON Alhii(|uer<|iie ev fit 40 Mihv.iukce pc 38 26 tarylie detector tests, other .former top officials charged agenda overlooks the fact that the course on the complex issue that \ rnmrom Anchorage pc 26 19 Minneapolis cy ,32 30 with illegal FBI break-ins. issue has been in the case for a promises to be the hottest issue on MILDIR Asheville sy 65 ,33 Nashville sy 52 32 Scieno4* P r4>j(*els Dut* U.S. District Judge William B. year,” he said. “We moved for Capitol hill this session. In Large School Group Atlania sy 72 48 Bryant has called a hearing today on •MrRAHClMO New Orleans sh 71 59 BOLTON — The Bolton Elemen­ severance a year ago,” Bryant Gov. Ella Grasso has provided ■ placed second once. Manchester’s Itlllings pc 20 09 New York pc 55 50 a government motion to delay a trial MANCHESTER - The Manchester \ »*i«' tary Center School PTO reminds turned him down that time. $29.3 million for school funding in her total of 429 overall is still five points V . N llinningham sv 69 44 Oklahoma Oily pc 63 47 that had been scheduled to begin High School Math Team placed first lOtAMOim parents and students that science The department sought a delay tight budget for the fiscal year begin­ behind first place Conard, with just f« lloslon cv 43 36 Omaha cy 33 32 Monday and perhaps request because lawyers for Felt and Miller in the large school division at a lirownsville. Tx cv 77 67 fair projects are due March 5. The ning July 1. one CAML meet remaining for the Philadelphia sy 52 43 separating Gray's trial from the demanded use of classified national Capitol Area Math League meet held Ihiltalo pc 51 33 Phoenix sh 66 49 fair is for students in kindergarten A special school finance advisory Wednesday at South Windsor High. season to determine the league iOWIIt TIMfllAIUlir others. security documents in an attempt to Charlslon. SC pc 73 49 Pittsburgh sy 46 37 through Grade 8. panel, headed by Rep. Richard championship. nuAM V Mark Felt, Gray's top lieutenant, The teaiwscored 91 points, ahead of im Charintle, NC sv 55 35 Portland, M cy 37 32 Winners will be announced March ■prove Gray and other higher-ups ap­ Schnellcr, D-Essex, came up with a It was also announced by chairman I MIID and Edward S. Miller domestic in­ proved the break-ins. , Conard High of West Hartford with ■ LROriM)------Chicago cv 38 29 Portland. O. cy 46 37 14. Parents may view the projects on plan Iasi December to spend roughly of the Connecticut Slate Association telligent director, claim Gray 90 points. Cleveland pc 46 35 Providence cy 50 33 that day from 7 to 9 p.m. The case arose from warrantless $196 million in new money equally of Math-Leagues, Robert Joy, that Columbus pc 46 37 authorized them to conduct illegal searches, called “ black bag jobs," Contributing lo the score were Richmond sy 60 37 The Bolton Woman's Club will pre­ over a five-year period to comply seniors Scott Freedman, with a MHS junior Tim-^Deyalvc has been Dallas ts 66 50 SI Louis sy 39 33 break-ins in searching for Weather FBI agents in New York City used to U^l WCAIHfM POIOCAtl C JZ23» sent awards for the best ecology con­ with the court order. selected as a member of the Connec­ I leaver pc 58 36 Underground fugitives in 1972-73. perfect 18 points, and Karen Johnson, .Salt Lake-Oily sn 44 30 servation project in each grade. To track down Weatherman fugives ac­ This would double state ticut Math Team. lies Moines r ,32 31 San Antonio dz 77 58 Gray denies it. cused of bombings. 16 points; juniors Bill Nighan, 16 Delroil learn more, call Carol Lorenzini at educational aid to municipalities. points, and Steve Reich, 12 points: Four other Manchester students, For period ending 7 a.m. EST 3/3/79. During Friday cv 39 3.3 San Diego ( 59 47 “I think the motion for severance The department told Bryant his Dululh c'v 17 15 ,San Franci.sco pc 53 48 646-3149 or Susan Novak at Bolton Schncller said Thursday the Tax and sophomore Mike Surh, 14 points. Scott Freedman, Ron Apter, Karen night, snow will fall over the upper Mississippi valley, is a preliminary step to the Ultimate Feb. 22 ruling that Felt and Miller Kl Paso sv 67 41 San Juan f 83 71 Center School. Department information indicated to The team also seored a perfect 15 Johnson, and Steve .Reich have changing to fbeezing rain ^and showers, southward Ilartlord ev 49 35 * event that Pat Gray will nVver be may use a “Berker-Matinez" defense him that "the property in some sub­ qualified to compete for remaining Seattle pc 46 .34 tried and Mr. Felt and Mr.\ Miller ‘ points on the team questions. through the Ohio-Tennessee valley and into the mid Gulf Honolulu sv 81 67 Spokane f 37 2.3 “ raises a num ber of difficult urban towns has been appreciating at positions on the state team. Piano Care Clinie will be the scapegoats for thd whole problems for the government regar­ In B-Leaguc. individual eompetion, coastal area. Clear lo partly cloudy elsewhere Houston ev 70 52 Tampa pc 74 60 a faster rate than we expected, and .senior Richard Walden hJd a perfect thing," said Brian P. Getting/ Felt’s ding ... ultimate disclosure of Indianapolis ev 40 36 Washington sv 54 39 MANCHESTER - “ The Piano the property of our urban com- 18, junior Tim DeValve, 13 points, .lackson. Miss pc 69 41 attorney. J classified data at trial." IGREETMCCAIIDS Wichita cy 53 42 Owner's Role — The Piano mupitics and of our small towns has and senior Theresa Mozzotta, II .lacksonville |ie 70 54 Gray’s attorney, Alan Baron of This was the defense of two con­ FMILlOIXASliniS (■-clear: cl-clearing: cy- Technician's Role." an informal dis- not been appreciating as rapidly! points. Kansas City pe 38 34 clnudy, fdair: hz-hlze; m- Baltimore, disagreed, and said victed Watergate burglars who con­ SwOurUmDtoplay ( Wrallirr cussion on piano care and He said this will cause some So far this year, MHS has won Las Vegas pe 55 42 missing: pc-partly cloqdy; r- prosecutors have finally decided it tended they were acting under the maintenance, will be held Sunday at 4 rethinking on where the available three league meets, has tied for first ARTHUR DRUG Partial clearing during the afternoon. Highs in the mid I.itlle Hock pe 51 36 rain: sh-showers; sm-smoke; p.m. at Concordia Lijtheran Church. would be unfair to place Gray on trial orders of higher-ups whom they I.os Angeles . f 57 40 education money will go. place with Conard once, and has 40s or aroinul 7 (' b'air tonight, lows 25 Io30 Mostly sun­ sn -sn o w : sy-sunny; \ s - S 31 Manchester piano technician Gor­ with the other two. believed had authbrity to legalize a ny and milder S.iinrday Highs in the low to mid 50s I.ouisville sv 51 37 Ihunder.stormS: w-windy. IINM t l M>% C lw nc* A bove M ermo “I think it is clear, as: we have Memphis pc 49 .37 l>ulu don S. Smith will head the meeting. break-in at the National Democratic ^'robabillty ol precipitation decreasing to 10 percent this NAIIONAI WIAIHI* SMtVICf The public is invited. argued, it is unfair to Gray to put him Headquarters in 1972. allernoon and near zero percent tonight and Saturday. in the position of being caught in •Light variable winds liecoming gentle north to northwest Extended Foreeast liy allernoon Light variable winds toniglil becoming Spring Outlook soniherlv up to-15 mph on Salurdav Mass., R.I, & Conn,: Fair Sunday. Chance of showers This is the National Weather Service’s out­ Monday. Fair Tuesday. Mild with the highs in the upper look for spring temperatures from March Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, and central Ap­ 40s and low 50s and with the overnight lows in the upper through May. A cold spring is expected to palachians, and above normal temperatures FRESH FRUIT FROM FLORIDA Wiiilrr Sports Outlook 30s to low 40s. Vermont: Chance of showers Sunday and Monday. follow the exceptionally cold winter in parts are also expected to prevail on the Florida Horn* Dallvary on 3/24/79 THE TOOL BOX Discounts Light snow will continue over northern Maine today. Partly cloudy Tuesday. Mild with afternoon hi|hs mainly of the American West and South. From peninsula and on the Pacific Northwest Elsewhere light snow or mixed rain and snow will in the 40s and overnight lows in the upper 20s and 30s. Nevada eastward through Nebraska and Kan­ Coast. Each of these projections carries a 60 FOR $U£ BY gradnailv end liy allernritin Highs in the 20s in the far Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of rain or snow sas and from central Arizona to Arkansas and percent probability. The remaining parts of north and in the 30s and. 40s elsewhere Clear tonight. Look for our special north and chance of rain south late Sunday into Monday. Alabama, average temperatures for the the country are equally likely to go warm or U p T o - J V / 0 Lows iiGhc teens ;lnd 20s Mostly sunny and milder Satur- Fair Tuesday. Daytime highs in the 30s north and lower MANGflESTER CHAPTER-«FS three month period have a 60 percent chance cold. Probabilities cited in this outlook are once a month opening sale dav llilfhs in the 40s and low 50s 40s south. Overnight lows averaging in the 20s north and STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAM EVERY WALLCOVERING 30s south. of remaining below normal. A turn to milder based on performance score for 20 previous beginning tomorrow. conditions is anticipated for much of the spring predictions. (UPI photo) VALENCIA ORANGES-40/50 PER BOX REDUCED IN PRICE Mauclicstcr To Advartlaa To Roport Nmra PINK GRAPEFRUIT-18/24 PER BOX East Harltord (Ihi^oUliury For a’ classified advertisement.^all Millers Falls Branded Check Our PRICES, SELECTION and Let Our Trained To report a news item or story idea: Evening Herald 64.3 'J7II .Old ask tor Classitii-d Offiee No One Hurt in Floods O rd e r by 3-11-79 Manchester .,., Alex Girelli. 643-2711 hours are 8 :t0 a.m to 5 p m Monday Checks Myable to AFS-Manchester Hand & Electric Tools Decorating Stall Qlve You Our PERSONAL ATTENTION. P-kPS 327-500 Ka.st llarltord , Chris Blake, 643-2711 through Friday When the ottice is was higher in the Queen City was on QUALITY, SERYICE, EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ONLY AT Piililislicd dailv except Sunday aiul Glastonbury Charlie Maynard. 643-2711 By I nilol l*n‘KH Intt-rnnlioiiul' expected damage estates later today. Call '649-0500 tor Information closed, elassilied ads may he placed hy March 11. 1967. when it hit 59.8 feet. eerl.im hnhdavs In Hie Maueiie.xler Andover...... Donna Holland. 646-0375 Life was returning to normal in W« have new, Mcondi, A ropooooMd .ealling 64:1-2718 About 200 evacuees of the Obfo Despite the springlike floods along Pulilixliing ('ll. Herald .Sipiare, I’ D. Itolton...... Donna Holland. 646-3075 two other flooded Ohio River towns. toola to chooM from. For iulorination aliout display adver River communities of New Rich- Itiix 591. Maiieliesler, Conn 06040 Coventry ,.. Claire Connelly, 742-8202 Pomeroy and Marietta. Police in the Ohio, winter weather persisted in lising, l all Thomas lliMiper, advertising . mond and Manchester spent the night the We.st and travelers warnings Hebron . . Patricia Mulligan. 228-0269 Pomeroy reported most of the 43 DOROTHY ROAD PAUL’S PAINT in elementary schools, singing coun­ Hava a Complaint? director, at 643-2711 South Windsor. Judy Kuehnel. 644-1364 were posted for many sections today. try and western songs and watching business along Main Street were MANCHESTER, CT 06040 I- - Vernon Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 Snow fell in the mountains of N#w« — If you have a ipieslion or To Subicribo television, as officials surveyed flood expected to reopen today. Businesses S e e Tomorrowa Pap4r Nevada. Utah. Arizona jn d ^ o m in g N am e...... !! ...... Th0 Compitt* Dteontlna Csnter __ complaint almiit news coverage, call To suhserihe. call Customer Service To rc|Mirt special news; / damage. had £eopened in Marietta and only tor diaeount and houra Frank Hurhank. managing txiilor. 643- and in southeastern Montana! 615 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. • 649-0300 at 647-9946 (Uliee htiiirsare8:30a m. to Business...... Alex Girelli. 643-27V3 The only good thing to report is two persons were still not back in Address...... 2711 6 p m Monday through Friday and 7 to northwestern Nebraska. North Church .Notices Alice Evans, OA^hll that no one Was~liilrt""{tonchester their homes, a Red Cross DISTRIBUTOR FOR Circulation — It you liave a prolilvm 10 a m Saturday f Dakota and northern Minnesota. Telephone No ...... Opinion Frank Burbank. 643-2711 Fire Chief Frank Tolle said. “It is spokeswoman said. regarding service or delivery., call Suggesleil carrier rates air 90 cents Family Bettv Rvdef. 643-2711 The National Weather Service's Helena. Mont., received an inch of Boxes Oranges @ $6.00 ea 60 ProgrMt Rd., ManchMtsr, conn Customer Sruviee. 647-9946 llellvery the worst flood since 1964. There isn’t wiH'kIy. $3 90 tor one month. $11.70 for Sports Flarl S’ost. 643-2711 Ohio River Forecast Center said snow Thursday night. should he made hy 5 llfl pm Monday three months. $23.40 lor six months, and much for people to do but sit tight Freezing drizzle fell in eastern Boxes Grapefruit @ $6.00 ea m mtmttr H O. Thursday the river createifc-at 58,6 OMATfR MANCHUm CHAMMA Of COMMOICI through Friday and hy 7:30 a m Salur­ $46 80 lor one year Mail rates are Offiee hours are 8:30 a.m, to 5 p.m. and wait for the river to go down.” South Dakota. Minnesota and por­ Total dav •ivailahle on rixiuest Tolle said high water settled and feet in Cincinnati. Flood stage in the PAINTS Monday through Friday tions of northern Wyoming. •Men U . OMOm •■■in.a-llnd began to recede Thursday. He city is 52 feet. The l^st time the river PA(;K KOUH - KVKNING HERALD. Fri . March 2, 1979

.} EVENING HERALD. Fri.. March 2. 1979- PAGE FIVE Scotland Approve Rule; Economic Index Declines Manchester Public Records S e t WASHINGTON (WPIl - The Index sidered the most accurate barometer total liquid assets, change in sen­ \\ iirraiily (Ii-ciI.h i-l Robert Montivani and Ralph Taylor MANCHESTER - The of Economic Indii'ators, compiled of the country's overall economic sitive prices, moffey balance in 1972 )• ‘*r Charles R. Scully and Mary E. Scully to doing business as Trio Ice & Fuel Co United States Coast Guard Wales Rejects Option each month to gauge the direction of performance. dollars, and the nurriber of building Dennis Smith and Priscilla Smith, proper­ against Ronald Pinto. Auxiliary will conduct an LONDON (UPI) - The people of the ft.S. economy, declined 1.2 per­ Feliks Tamm, Commerce Depart­ permits. dicate a preference. to rescind the 40 percent provision ty at 369 E. Middle Turnpike. $37,000. Sharon M. Schildgen against Ronald open house March 5 at 8 Scotland appear to have opt^ lor cent during January, the government ment spokesman, was cautious in in­ The greatest contributor to the Unofficial estimates indicated when it asks it to put the home-use Robert E. Gower and Velma B. Gower Pinto. p.m. at the Veterans of limited home rule and their own reported Thursday. terpreting the declines, saying that about 60 percent of the 3.747,112 package into effect for Scotland. decline was building permits, the to Robert L. Webb. Shirley A. Webb and Release of jiidKiiienl lien FortJign Wars Post 2046 at assembly but the Welsh answer registered voters in Scotland went It was the third consecutive January figures could be revised government said, which reflects the Cheryl A. Chasse, property at 61-63 Union Political commentators said it Connecticut Bank & TruSl Co against 608 E. Center'S!. seems to be an overwhelming rejec­ monthly decline in the index. later as December and November 20 percent plunge in housing starts St.. $62'.500, to the polls and 62 percent of the 1,- may siK ceed in doing so if it can per- Ronald Pinto. The public is invited by tion. 038,049 in Wales. Economists consider three con­ figures were, thus far this year. Ronald Pinto to Marion P. Gilmore and .suade Labor Party opponents of Helea.se of federal lav lien Flotilla 21-9 of Manchester Both countries voted Thursday in The limited home-rule package for secutive months of declining rates "It looks like the leading indicators Of the indicators which showed in­ Emerson S. Gilmore, both of East Hart­ limited homerule or "devolution” for Internal Revenue Service against to see what the Coast separate referendums on a limited for indicators as a signal that a are trying to signal something but creases were laypff rates, vendor ford, property at 418-420 E. Center St„ both Scotland and Wales would give Scotland to toe the line and vote for Ronald and Sharon M. Pinto: Guard Auxiliary is all home-rule offer that would give them recession may be on the way. what that something is to be, we performance, contracts and orders $55,000. them their own assemblies with con­ rest'inding of the 40 percent provi­ Marriiifse lieenses about. a bigger say in running their own af­ In the report by the Commerce don't know yet.” Tamm said. “ It's an for plant and equipment in 1972 Ccrtifiralc of atlacliiiiciil trol over schools, health, social ser­ sion. • Raymond J," Finley and Michele N. The Coast Guard fairs after centuries of being tied to Department. December's 0.5 percent indication of a slowdown. It is not dollars, stock prices, and new orders • Austin Organs Inc., Hartford, against vices, environment, industry and If the Welsh vote was an h ratus, both of Manchester. March 10 at Auxiliary is the civilian decline was revised to 0.1 percent necessarily a sign of a recession.” the apron strings of their big similar local matters. in 1972 dollars. Alexander M. Laffertv and Mary E. ^uth United Methodist. component of the United 'overwhelming "No " as the poll in­ and November's 0.6 decrease was neighbor England. But they would have no tax-raising Among the indicators which Of these, contracts and orders for Lafferty. $100,000, property at 77 Jensen Greg L, Anderson and Celeste M States Coast Guard and is dicated, the ofler would be no longer revised to 0.4 percent. St. '3' ■ liesults from both countries were powers and the United Kingdom declined in January were hours for plant an^ equipment had the largest Moriano, both'of Manchester. dedicated to recreational operative for Wales. The Commerce Department's in­ ex|)ected today. government in London would remain the average work week, change in influenc"e on the index. Release of iiMaeliiiieiil Stephen H. Barthclson, East Hartford boating safety. dex of 12 leading indicators is con- But a strong advance indication responsible for foreign policy, Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. against and Karolinc R. Schmalhofer, Rockville’ was given by a poll of 8.000 voters defense and overall economic policy. Ronald Pinto. March 9. taken by Opinion Research Center In making the offer. Parliament Contorl Saturday Barlu‘r8liuppers for Britain's Independent Television slip|)ed orie joker into the pack — the News'Ss'fliey left 75 polling stations deal would go intb effect only if 40 MANCHE.STKR -The" Silk City MANCHESTER - The in Scotland and Wales Thursday. perient of ail registered voters in Chorus will perform a benefit con­ Manchester Chapter, Town workers made temporary repaiis to week lor a through inspection of the deck The pollsters said 57 percent of eith'er Scotland or Wales voted agree­ cert Saturday for the Bennet Junior SPEBSQSA. will meet High School band uniform "fund. e s s e n t i a l s the Park Street Bridge in Manchester which has shown evidence of corrosion. tho.se asked in Scotland said they had ment with the package. Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the TAX-TIM E : The concert will be at Bailey Thursday so that the bridge can be used over (Herald photo by Pinto) voted "Y e s ” and 43 percent had Independent Television News said Teen Center Annex of voted "No.” Auditorium of Manchester High Manchester Recreation the v^bkend. It will be closed early next its poll for Scotland stated, in fact, But in Wales 49 percent said they only a 15 percent "'Yes " vote. School at 8 p m. Center. rtC a td o r b u v s voted "No” compared with only 13 But Prime Minister James There are reduced price tickets for The meeting is open to S m a Wneea percent who said they voted "Yes.” Callaghan's government has hinted ■senior citizens. Tickets may be all area men interested in . The other .38 percent would not in­ already it may try to get Parliament purchased at the door. singing four-part Park Su Bridge Closing barbershop harmony. "There are some real bad sections Water and chem icals have leaked Mead Tax denier System IK i m ;\ k s o \ Kilrlu‘11 Social Scotch’ Transparent Tape llrnilil |{i'|Mirli'r Some |iarls are ok. others arc not,” through those cracks on the bridge or Household Budget Planner in Economy 4-Pack he said and rusted and (orroded the metal MANCHESTER - All ; SHARP 8-Digit L.C.D.v MANCHKSTKH — The Parlt Street The removal of the asphalt grid underneath. Senkow said. Iran Regime To Absorb residents of Mayfair Memory Calculator Does 1.76 Ea. Our Reg. 2.36 9 9 ^ Our Reg. 1.96 Bridge has developed corrosion |irohahly will begin Monday or Hridge problems are not unusual in Gardens are invited to par­ Square Roots & Percents Three-ring binders, roomy pockets. Each roll measures Vi''x500'’. problems in its metal grid and will be Tuesday, which is when the bridge Manchester. Last June, the town clo.sed early next week. ticipate in a kitchen social w ill he closed to through traffic, he received ^ report from the state that Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Our Reg. "It s serious enough' to warrant 7 .9 9 10.99 said recommended load lim its and Revolutionary Councils Cronin Hall. replacement.” Walter Senkow. town lie had no estimate on how long the repairs lor several town bridj Adds, subtracts, divides and engineer, said of the problem. Holes multipiies: pius mixed calculations. repair vvork would take or how much At that time, however TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Premier have developed in the grid, which lies exile, said his retirement would be Cancer Croup ■ Includes batteries. #EL-206 it would cost Street Hridge was listed^ being in' Mahdi Bazargan says Iran's Three non-commissioned officers permanent, but he would continue to were shot by firing squad Thursday, underneath the street asphalt, Me said the problem is caused by sound condition revolutionary councils will be ab­ MANCHESTER - A A 'Good News’ Disposable issue directives and exhortations. bringing to 15 the number of c, To determine how .serious the cor­ cracking ol the asphalt, which occurs The corrosion problem was noticed sorbed into the government and his self-help support group for Razors, 3-Pk. q t,j rosion is. the asphalt w ill be removed Bazargan, who had threatened to executions of former army men, in­ CHECK LIST OF SAVINGS ON TAX-TIME HELPERS: everywhere t)ecaiise asphalt expands by town employees working in the deputy announced an end to private cancer patients and their Our Reg. 73c Ea...... £ for* 1 and the entire grid w ill be inspected. quit because aides of Khomeini were cluding eight generals, who served or ('ontracts with changes in the hridge area. .Senkow said. trials. families will meet Monday 10-PACK BIC PENS , 10 PACK 42 PENCILS Senkow said. “ obstructing” his government, said the shah. R.g.1.56...... ! Reg.66c ...... lemitenilure The moves to end Iran's “ parallel from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in Toni Home Permanent the Islamic revolutionary councils Deputy Premier Amir Entezam, government” and halt trials by Conference Room C at (All Types) □ □ will be absorbed into government bowing to mounting criticism from 2-PACK LEGAL PADS , JUMBO MAILER secret tribunals are two more steps Manchester Memorial Our Reg. 2.77.... R.g.BSc...... i Reg. 47c...... Cancelled Check File Tuf-File Molded File Cabinet departments. 1.53 to return Iran to normalcy following % the press and public about the Hospital. □ □ the turmoil of the succe.ssful Islamic The revolutionary councils virtual­ "kangaroo courts” that condemned •The group is sponsored Bayer Aspirin ASSORTED SIZE CLASP, A-TO-Z EXPANDING , 4.66 Our Reg. 6.79 17.66 Our Reg. 21.77 , Coordinated Effort Aim ly have been running things without the army men, promised to end the by the American Cancer ENVELOPES, Reg 37c .. . 4 FILE, Reg 2.97...... Steel box with index. Lock and key. Won't rust, dent or scratch. Stackable. revolution, (Bottle oMOO) reference to the government, and □ ’ The orchestrator of that revolu­ secret trials. Society, More information Our Reg. 1.47 .... 9 9 ^ . □ two days ago Bazargan said: tion. 78-year-old Ayatollah Ruhollah “ In the future, all such trials will may be obtained bv calling Khomeini, “ retired" to the holy city “ These people persecute people, be held in public and will be quite 643-2168. they arrest people, they issue orders, Of Child Advocacy Team of Qom, 1(X) miles south of Tehran, open,” he said in a statement. 10K and 14K Gold they oppose us. Thursday to frenzied cries of "Allah Despite Khomeini's retirement to Fashion Rings for worker and prove to be invaluable needed funds AA Group NORELCO By B i;n ^ im )i;B Khomeini, our father, our guide" “ The people of IrM do not want it devote the rest of his life to religious Men and Women data in arriving at a decision with the "In Manchester, such funding to become a sec^d Lebanon, " teaching, observers said the priest's MANCHESTER - Fam ily-Size Herald ramiH ialilor child's best interest in mind Khomeini, who directed the revolu­ would mean the continuation of a Bazargan, said, refbqmjg to the voice would still be the most power­ Alcoholics Victorious will Toaster Range MANCHKSTKH - ■'Hulling •Since its inception four months tion that swept Shah Mohammed meet Monday at 7 p.m. at 28.701 43.70 lull-tim e coordinator and also add nightly gun battles across Tehran. ful one in Iran. ' * Our Reg. 1.19. Our Rsg. 43.99 I Our Reg. 64.99 Caldor Reg. Price...... 46.99 together in a coordinated effort and ago. CAT has handled 15 lam iiies in Reza Pahlavi from power and into Concordia Lutheran secretarial help by fict. I. " Ms. Ber­ Choose from a beautiful Cildor Sale Prica...... 34.70 serving as the voice of the children, whi< h child abuse was reported. nier said Church, 40 Pitkin St. collection ol styles, many set ‘Classic’ Paste Car Wax Noralco is among the goals set by "We meet every other week. The She urged the agencies and the Refreshments* will be with genuine stones Mallln Rabala...... S.QQ* Manchester's Child Advocacy Team! lirst hall of the meeting is an update, served. public in general to contact their Our Reg. 4.99...... 3.63 Speaking at a meeting Thursday of and the .second hall is devoted to ac­ legislators and seek their support for The meeting of this Women’s Bangle Watches the Manchester Community Services tual case work. " Ms. Shomo said. Christian organizatioW is with Swiss Movements r."Lcos,....29i70 Senate Bill 755 - An Act concerning Rislone Engine Treatment (^ouncil at Kmanual i.utheran "We are working with the state's the prevention of child abuse, which open to all tho^/in- The big, versatile toaster oven Church, .letta Bernier, program DeiiarlmenI ol Child and Youth .Ser­ terested. Those planning to Our Reg. 19.97 is scheduled to come up at the capitol Our Reg. 1.89...... 1.09 12.40 that does Italll Toasts up to6 director for Connecticut Child vices. iDt.'VSi not against them ...in on Monday. attend should use the back Fashion and accuracy combined! slices...top browns...bakes and Welfare, praised the community's some instances, through our member door off Parker Street. To Helps keep your engine running Cnoice of several case styles. broils. Single dial controls all smoothly. Quiets noisy valves. functions. 4T04400 response to child ahu.se and the agencies, the team is able to secure "It would also help d im in ish learn more, call 643-0066 or Timely value. 'Oeeclerfitordetalli. ; various agencies working together to more inlormalion for them" she juvenile delinquency. While not all 649-9882. A alleviate it said. abused children turn into STP ‘Son-of-a-Gun’ The mulllfacled ramifications in While many ol the cases are delinquents, statistics show that a Open House Vinyl & Leather Treatment child abuse cases is of growing con­ referred to the f'AT by IK'YS, large number do,” she said. MANCHESTER - All Our Reg. 2.29... A cern to the CAT, and while it was currently many are coming in from News that an office of the DCYS 1.64 JgH! cited that pulling together is not the community at large. would no longer be based in Master Masons and their Cleans, restores, beautifies. For car, boat or home. Spray-lop container. always easy, the end result is what The team, mainly concerned with Manchester as of March 9, came as a friends are invited to an counts < the prevention of child abuse, calls surprise to the CAT members. open house Monday from AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. "We strive to ('slablish strong on inilividual agencies for assistance "It w ill he relocated in Rockville. " 10a.m. to noon at the Masonic Temple. partnerships between the hospital, and consultation depending on the a DCYS spokesper.son said. j The event is sponsored visiting nurses, social workers, aspects ol each child tihuse ca.se in Ihider a new program, sthte .social legislative committees, the com­ (pieslion by Manchester Lodge of workers will handle all phases of Masons. There will be munity in general, in a combined ef- Ms Bernier said the program is Shogun Rocket Tops Transparent All-Season BlaokaOeolar 3/8" child protection cards, pool, conversation lorl to curtail child abuse,” said currenllv seeking stale funding "A .social worker who. for exam­ Figures by Mattel ‘Suzie Seel’ by Fisher Price Window Well Cover Multi-Purpose Drill Carol Shoino, who is coordinating the and refreshments. which at this lime ot appropriation ple. previously handled only adop­ Our Reg. Our Reg. town's various agencies to handle eul-backs, has not been forthcoming tions. w ill now he handling neglect, ' 1 1 .3 7 Ea.e 1.89 2 .6 3 SIS'"’ 12.99 such cases 8.88 9 .8 8 s s f Senator Nancy .lohnson, iH . of abuse, sexual a.s.sault, foster home Rebekah Lodge Just wind 'em up and launch 'em! Simply adorable! Suzie wobbles ■Prolecl-a-Weir keeps warmth Double-reduction gear system "The various agencies compile New Britain, a recent participant in care,' and ,so forth.” MANCHESTER - Spins, bounces, changes speeds. alorig, making a happy "click-click" (or cooling) in, bad weather out. lor extra versatility; 3/8" chuck Detachable head pops oil lor extra sound, while the balancing ball data on the child and tamilv in a CH'r\' program on child abuse, has Admittedly, all social workers are Sunset Rebekah Lodge will Blocks rain, snow, leaves and more, lets you tackle the big jobs. 47104 fun! Many types to choose from. bobs merrily on her nose. (|uestion-determining what r/soiirces voiced interest in the parent-aid not equipped to readily make the meet Monday at 8 p.m. at HARDWARE DEPT HARDWARE DEPT. are need ami which a iy a v a ila h le program and has indicated she will transition, hut' it is hoped that the Marine Corps League These then are access.iWle to a social propose legislation for appropriating training w ill he provided as needed. Home. Mrs. Lucille Gold­ Frame Your Favorites man is in charge of M a g n a v o : 12’ ’diagonal arrangements for the in See-Thru Plastic UI Cliallenees Phase-In social hour. All-Purpose Frames B/W Portabie Gas Crisis 5x7" Temple Group Reg. 2.79 NKW HAVKN iCl’ll - linited New Haven the city to set a higher m ill rate — 1.88 Illum inaling Co has filed suit in *73 The phase-in covers real property, which'raises tax bills on personal The gasoline pump bays at this company- sell his customers as they drive home from MANCHESTER - 8x10", Reg, 4,79...... 3.19 Our Reg. 99.70 > Superior Court ehallenging a proper­ like liiiildings and land It does not properly. Most ol the city's personal owned service station in Portland, Ore., are Friendship Group of Tem­ work. fUPI photo) 9x12", Reg. 4,99...... 3.29 It's the perfect "second ty assessment ptiase-in ordinance appiv to personal properly, such as property is owned by businesses. empty Thursday, as sign states that “No ple Beth Sholonj will meet set" lor den, dorm or that was'adopted to relieve the automobiles. Imals. telephone poles "We have never contested paying a Wednesday for coffee and 11x14’*, Reg, 5.99...... 3.89 bedroom! Private pressure of revaluation on Gasoline Until 2 p.m," as stations allotment earphone jack,', and liiisiness equipment la ir share of the taxes in the town we refreshments at 1 p.m. at 16x20", Reg. 11.99...... 7.89 homeowners is depleted. Manager felt that by starting gas Limitad to! Mr tiort. The ptiase-in provides that any in­ are in. Fas.sett said Thursday "We the temple. Rabbi Leon No roiftchoeM. UI I’ resident .lohn Fassett said the 18x24” , Reg, 16,99...... 12.47 crease 111 the value ot real property vigorously object to paying a dis­ sales in early aternoon he would be able to Wind will be guest speaker. phase-in would cost the utility at lie divided tiv live One liflli of the in­ criminatory and unfair share.” have enough gasoline left, on daily basis, to Perfect for graphics, posters, least an extra $1,5 m illion in taxes diplomas and certilicales. as well crease then w ill tie added to the tH also has hegifn a campaign Kixvanis Helps this year and more than $11 5 m illion 8.75% as precious photos and prints. previous asse.ssment each year for urging voters to seek repeal of the TAX SHELTERED ANNUAL RETURN MANCHESTER - The OIFTDEPT * over the live years of the phase-in live vears enabling legislation The utility said Square Dancing; UQUORDEPT. Kiwanis Club recently (Pictur. not IncluOxlJ Limittd to f lore tiock only. • QusdoH Stand lor B/W TV’s, Our Rtg. 15.70.. 10 .6 4 Hhase-in has tieen adopted hv But because it slows the growth of MANCHESTER - the higher taxes w ill have to be passed on HO UnVfR PHICES ★ Sia|l« N mIh ★ Tn Mmrtacn cooperated .jvith' Omar Manchester and Ansonia as well as llie''lir.ind List, the phase-in forces tnMit; ^ M im t Cwpitet to eon.sumers. Manchester Square Dance Shrine Club providing MITWHEIIE lit Said Ckarp Fran hy «f kpatit Club invites all club-level •R transportation for under­ ★ h WHWriwI T« Iq (f IWMiiiiil dancers to its dance Satur­ privileged children from day. from 8 to 11 p.m.'iat * kemiMtn Mq le Manchester to the Shrine WhiteWestinghouse Vcrplanck School. TNm In t Imp San, Teacher Layoffs Likely Circus in Hartford. Don Atkinson w ill be the P W WIDMrtWIlt itXqXM ir S IM m kKMR Deluxe VKHN O N —Notices that there is a year it was necessary to eliminate 15 the elementary level. He said on the guest caller. Russ and 2 possibility they may he laid off at the 18.2cu.ft. teaching positions hut because of secondary level there are some but Anita White w ill Cue the ECONO-TAX Save on All end of this school year have been sent Letperance Int. Agancy FROST FREE teachers retiring arid some there they are dealing with a rounds. SchoN Supplies out to 111 non-tenured teachers in the SERVICES Butineii & Eitate Anafy$i$ Refrigerator resigning, the 15 were absorbed. different kind of certification. There w ill be an Ad­ Tax Sheltered Planning Vernon School system Dr Sidman .said ho is anticipating Most of the 13 teachers who ARTHUR DRUG vanced I Workshop. $ o o 0 ' « > w Life & Health Plant Dr. Bernard Sidman. superinten­ that at least eight and one-half received the letter are on one-year Thursday, from 7:30 to 10 dent of schools, said the action had to positions could be eliminated in the contracts which would automatically p.m at Nathan Hale IMO frrpirtr *394 be taken because ot overall staff next .school year because of declining expire at the end of this school year •School Our Rag. 46970 reductions. student population Two of them arc being paid with Parents Group 9.00 (AddtlOfor color) School officials are hopeful that the Dr. .'Mbcrt Kerkin, assistant federal grant money to work in the $ ItamixMl DMiuclioM rut may bo accomplished without ac­ superintendent of schools, said there program for children o f' migrant BOLTON - The Bolton WIHTBi Adjustable heavy- duty cantilevered tually laying anyone olf. This past arc no non-tenuriHi teachers left on High School parents group workers. . CALL 643-4664 shel"es; large- will meet Monday at 7:30 FOR APPOINTMENT Generai Eiectric 9:00 A.M. - P.M. capacity fresh storage p.m. at the high school crispers and meat 19” .diagonal Color TV with librarx". TO BUY Qusdofi pan Full-width ‘VIR Broadcast-Control Color' Pedestal Cut Ordered in Gas Use CVIR 80 YtARS or DtPCNDABLl SSRVIC£! interior freezer shelves. Textured TV Stand Our Reg. V K H N O N —Mayor Frank McCoy is w ill be hiked, the mayor said he is In connection with the gasoline CHANLIt LEtnENANCe CPIAM I PIN doors show no fingerprints. 419.70 calling on town employees to effect a ordering department heads to cut consumption cutback the mayor also *349 25 to 30 percent cut m the amount of 'Unique VIR system assures you ol always back on gasoline usage and to plans to ask the police department to latias bantlq ^ For InlormHUon Call or Writo M Ji I DtUvtry and intlatlition getting exactly the color that the station 2 6 . 6 6 5^7?- I CNatlaa Laaparanea a«iis gasoline used optional at antracoaf possibly curb the use of town-owned try to obtain smaller cruisers in the 457 Camar it transmits! Automatic light sensor, more. The mayor said the town's primary vehicles. future. • 24 Hour Emergency Service ■J aiavvcfiaa^aEH T a t M I-0 5 0 5 gasoline supplier has askevi for a The mayor said the town's con­ The may'or feels that individual • Burner Sales & Service detailed account of the amount tne sumption of gasoline has been going towns have to take steps, on their • Clean Heating Oils Name ... town will be using so that amount can 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE PRICES up each year and he feels he should own. to curb the use of gasoline. He Address . MIICHESnil VEimON EFFECTIVE be -set aside in case of a cutback look at the reason for this and try to said there doesn't seem to be much 649-4595 1: CALDOR CHARGE nationally. C ity ...... zip. THRU cut back. He said it may mean coor­ being done at the state or national Call Us For Your Home Heating 2. MASTER CHARGE IKSTtMTinifkt Til4llf SliO|i|ilR| Caitw I Telaphone^^.^^.^^.^. SATURDAY Fearing there may be problems dinating activities better or cutting level to avert or control gasoline And Air Conditioning Needs. . |1 2 2 t^ SL, MmcliMttr 3 . VISA/8ANKAMERICARD with shortages, and knowing prices down on the number of town vehicles. shortages. TEL M6-6464 StORE HOURS: DAILY & SATURDAY, 10 AM to 9 PM « SUNDAY. 12 NOON to 5 PM PAGE Six - EVENING HERALD. Fri., March 2, ICT EVENING HERALD. Fri., March 2, 1979— PAGE SEVEN New 1-84 Debate. Forum Due Winter Wonderland —Wickham Park ♦ For Family Centers on Exits Of Drinker - tX)VENTRY - The decade-long that location could make the traffic VERNON — Rockville General ; controversy over whether or not a pattern ha7.ardous. Hospital's Department of Human “ Coventry corridor should be built for Borl^ explained the state would Services and Alcoholic Care, in p Interstate. 84 was silenced last fall pick up the tab for road improvement cooperation with Manchester Z when Gov. Ella Grasso voiced her in the immediate area of the in­ Memorial Hospital and the Z supiwrt for extension of the highway terchange. But if Bunker Hill Road is Manchester Health Department will ; to the Rhode Island border during her selected, major connectors would offer a Family Forum starting ~ reelection campaign. have to be improved such as Cross March 7 and continuing each » The sta'te Department of Transpor- Street. Lake Street, and South Street. Wednesday for four sessions. I lalion and the state Department of Area residents also fear that heavy The forums will be for relatives Z Environiiiental Protection over the traffic may be encouraged between and friends of problem drinkers and ~ years hpve issued conflicting reports Hartford and the University of they will be held at 7 p.m. at on the benefits of the proposed Connecticut along the already over­ Manchester Hospital. ~ roadway, but the green light was burdened Route 275 that connects Leading the forums will be Mrs. Z given late last year when the con- Coventry with Storrs. / J Lois Beckwith a registered nurse'and ;; tinuation of 1-84 was accorded priorj- The [iemotTatic Town Committee a certified family forum counselor ;; ty by slate officials. has urged the Town Council to ask and Stephen Carter, social worker in - Now a new controversy has grown the state to take over Bunker Hill the M anchester Departm ent of « around the issue in town: whether Road and adjacent streets if the in­ Social Services. Both have been “ there should be any interchanges in terchange is built there. Otherwise, trained an the family approach to “ Coventry and, if so, where they the Democrats said, the expense to problem drinking. - should be located. the town could become too great. The sessions will provide basic > Both the Windham Regional Plan- 7 f 4 . ^ ■ j The town's Conservation Commis­ education on alchoholism/problem r liing Agency and the Coventry Plan- sion reiterated its longstanding o|^ drinking. The program will also in­ II ning and Zoning Commission favor a position to any continuation of I-M. clude materials and activities ** single interchange at Bunker Hill The commission is advocating mass designed to increase awareness of - Road. This would gather commuters transportation as an alternative to Christy Sheridan (left) ,^and Jennifer Manchester school system. The method has the effects of a drinking problem on - from the congest^ lake and village expanded highway networks. Holmes, second grade students at the Parker helped the students advance quickly in math families and to enhance, an in- ” areas and reroute them away from However, if the roadway must come, ^dividual's appreciation of self and the now-heavily travelerKRoutes 31 the commission favors, a Parker Memorial School in Tolland, demonstrate skills, according their teacher, Ber­ communication skills. and 44A. both state highways with Bridge Road interchange and urges their agility in the Chisanbop method of nice Smith, who explained it. (Herald photo Those planning to attend must . high accident records. that special care be taken to protect finger math for a group of teachers in the by Vaughn) register, 'They may confidentially >. Department of Transportation watercourses in the area. contact Mrs. Beckwith a|k 647-3176 " Planner William Borla stated that The conservationists fear that before 4:30 p.m. or 649-5168 after 5 local opinion would influence the pollution impacts and increased p.m. decision on where the interchange development, as a result of the Finger Math Succeeds (ilM’Hl Speuker will be located. The regional group highway, could be detrimental to Dr. Eileen Vining, a pediatric also su.ggested Parker Bridge Road Coventry, The land, the water, and \/neurologist at Johns Hopkins Medical as the site of an alternative in­ the air could be adversely affected, terchange. but poor feeder roads in School in Baltimore, Md., will be the they contend. guest speaker at noon Friday at With Grade 2 Students Rockville Geiieral Hospital's weekly conference. Union-Church To Host Bv SrSAN VAl>(;ilN Dr, Vining is an authority on lieriilil Rt-porlcr seizure di.sorders in children. .She has ■?N Brotherhood Services summer in an intensified workshop is also possible to do subtraction with authored 10 papers on this disorder. MANCHESTER - A new method in New York. the system, but it is more difficult, Any interested health care workers VERNON — Union Congregational will be assisted by the brass quartet' of math which goes back to the basic She has been using the Chisanbop she said. It is not good for division. may attend the conference by calling Church, Elm Street. Rockville, will oL Union Church. use of fingers has been highly math since .September and said that Mrs. Smith said learning the Marie Bordeaus in the hospital’s ad­ be the host church for a Service of Following the service there will be successful with a group of second the students are "further ahead at Resting Place system is easier, but takes a long ministration office. Downhill Races Winter Shadows Brotherhood Sunday at 7:30 p.m, a reception and coffee hour in the graders, according to a teacher who this time than I have ever been able time to learn. She has found that with Kven inanimate objects need a rest once in a while as Jim Mulli, New Britain, gets a shove from Gus Guzzardi, The winter sun casts eerie shadows on the snow of the cross­ Jewish. Protestant, and Roman church annex. The women of Union has been using the system this year. to get Second graders." She said the the system the children "understand Roiuliiig evidenced by this toboggan waiting for its owners return after East Hartford, on one of the sliding slopes at Wickham Park country ski trails at the park. Catholic religious communities of Church, headed by Jean Elliott, Joan Bernice Smith, a second grade results of the pilot program in Mt. what's happening in the number VERNON - The Vernon Adult Vernon, Tolland, and Ellington, will being warmed up in the refreshment building. Kutscher, and Barbara Newcomb, teacher in the Parker Memorial Vernon, N.Y., with 450 youngsters system." .She said they get the feel of School will sponsor a six-week gather together for a service of will be hostesses. School in Tolland, explained the showed some remarkable progress what happens by the physical reading efficiency course starting worship celebrating the ties of The Union Church Men’s Union will Chisanbop method of math to about for many and that the worst report awareness of the numbers. Tue.sday at 7 p.m. The registration brotherhood. have its annual Communion 25 Manchester teachers, represen­ was that there was no change in math The teachers attending the fee will be $57. Interestecfadults may The guest speaker will be The Most breakfast at 7 a.m. Sunday. ting pre-school through high school progre.ss. demonstration were obviously im­ register before the first class, star­ Rev. John Whealon, Roman Catholic The Rev. Obid 0. Holland Jr. will classes, at Robertson School this The system does not replace the pressed at how quickly the children ting at 6:30 p.m. Archbishop of Hartford. His topic be the guest speaker for the week. regular math program. Mrs, .Smith could add a series of three-digit The instructor, will be Shirley will be, “How we Became Divided," breakfast. He is the minister to youth Mrs, Smith brought in four of her said, but is used as a supplement for numbers^ substitute addends in addi­ Dupuis who has taught reading ef­ The service is being sponsored by the and associate in Christian education second grade pupils to demonstrate 10 to 15 minutes each day. tion problems add do the multiplica­ ficiency courses in the public Greater Rockville Area Clergy Coun­ of the 8mnecticut Conference of the their agility with the maflt system, The Chisanbop method uses the tion tables with great speed and agili­ schools, community colleges and in­ cil and a number of clergy from United Church of Christ. His topic which was devised by a Korean about "base 10" system and the children ty. The children even showed up their dustry.' churches in the tri-town area will be will be “Youth and Hope: Do They 20 years ago, but has only recently actually do the counting on their teacher by finishing the problems The cour.se l.s designed to improve participating. Go Together?” gained acclaim in the United States. fingers. It is possible to count up to quicker than she did several times. reading rate, comprehension ability, Music will feature the choirs of The program will start with a com­ The pilot program on the Chisanbop 100 with each finger or the placement . In the Chisanbop method it is concentration anil retention. For Union Church, United Methodist M munion service in the sanctuary at 7 math has been seen frequently on of various groupings of fingers necessary- to know where every more information call the office of Church of Rockville, and the Folk a.m., followed by the breakfast in the national television. designating each number. number is, one reason for the daily Continuing Education. Choir of St.' Luke’s Church, social room, cooked and served by Mrs.. Smith learned the math Mrs. Smith sai(l the system is "warm-up" exercises, as well as Ellington. Clifford Wood, organist. the women of the church. system, which Is roughly translated useful for basic, computations, for , limbering up the fingers, Mrs. Smith (iraiijt<* S«*lH K v <‘ i i I n as finger calculator system, last simple algebra and multiplication. It - noted. The children look at their ANDOVER — Andover Grange 76 ••• ■ ....• ••■ ■ fingers nd actually' "read” from will have a .setback card party today Group Plans to Serve them as they compute. at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall, There will Manchester Police Report Two teachers at Robertson School, be prizes and refreshments. .Sue Carr, in special education, and The Grange will meet Monday at 8 A In Home for Children Carole Vizard, in fourth grade, p.m. at the Town Hall. The program MANCHESTER - former operating while his license is became interested in the netwTnafh will be prc.sented by the committee VERNON — The members of the will spend their week of service on women’s activities. Senior High Pilgrim Fellowship of doing a variety of tasks such as pain- Manchester High School' student, suspended, .speeding, and criminal im­ system after seeing the adver­ Union Congregational Church have tin g , p a stu re c le a rin g , lawn Randall A. Zyika, 17, 6( 209 Grissom personation. He was turned over to the tisements on television. They then DAR .Snluniuy Road, was arrested Wednesday on a East Hartford police on the charges. learned that Mrs. Smith was using it •decided that their summer project . maintenance, cultivating and TOLLAND - The Captain Noah Luca’s Tailor Shop at 776 Spruce and invited her to come to will be a week of work and Christian harvesting of vegetables, canning charge of reporting, p false fire Grant Chapter, Daughters of the St. reported the theft of an intercom Manchester to explain it to in­ service at the Elon Home for and freezing the vegetables, and care alarm. '''' American Revolution, will metf system, a microphone and a clothes terested teachers here. children in North Carolina. of cows, horses, burros and pigs. The The alarm .was pulled at 10:47 a.m. .Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the Savings hamper Tuesday night. This service project will take place fellowship members will work along Wednesday,hear the gymnasium of Mrs. Smith advised that the Bank of Tolland, A Lydall Street residence had a teachers not try to teach Chisanbop in late June and will be a new side the people of Elon who regularly the high school. The school was The guest speaker will be Mrs, burglary Wednesday night in which a without taking a course. She said she experience for the young people, do a number of these tasks. evacuated and the Town Fire Depart- Ruth Bee Jackson, state regent, who strong box was pried open, but although Union Church did sponsor a The raising of money 4or the menj responded to the alarm. may be trained as a teacher for the will speak on "Facts About the nothing -was taken. similar project at Elon in the spring project is a big task and the young Police [said a school official saw new method. DAR,” of 1972. Elon Home is one of a people have been conducting many Zyika in [the area of the pull box just number of children's homes sup­ fund-raising events such as an all- priir to the incident. He was later ported by the United Church of night bake.project and sale at Christ­ tfestiohed and arrested at his home. Humanities and News Christ. On the campus there are mas time, and fall work days lasL f'iHe transferred out of the school m i f s e ^ ^ facilities for 70 children and young year. The group is planning several Tuesday. STORRS - If all goes the nation in curriculum people ages 6-18. It is a permanent : Another false alarm was reported well with a seminar in discussions fur instituting floi'ist c Greenhouses other fund-raising events and church 'ordJH, Atmehater home for these children who also at­ members have also given their sup­ at the high schpol at 2:55 p.m. Florida at the end of this a new course at thier month, students at the ■ I Chocolate Break tend the public schools. port. Wednesday. A box was pulled in the respective colleges and un­ I -Weekly Special University of Connecticut The young people of Union Church southeast wing on the second floor of iversities. grower in M ix^S Bouquet^**’ Manchett€r Taking a break from the winter activities Erin Mullooly and Linda Blais, all of East the school, police said. will have an opportunity to Stern will go to St, and drinking hot chocolate to ward off Hartford study the relationship CathiSt Carry Dale W. Wisecup, 20, of Harwinton Petersburg March 25-31 for winter’s chill, afe. from left, Laura Leyland, Music Program Slated between the humanities the "Newsroom and the 643-9B59 was charged on a warrant and news production. Classroom" .seminar at the 64»W50 VERNON - On March 12 the Wednesday with second-degree selections from the Middle 'Ages Dr. Milton R. Stern, a Modern Media Institute. Wesley Seminary Singers will pre­ custodial interference, third-degree through the 20th centruy and con­ professor and acting head sent a program of sacred music at burglary and reckless endangerment If established in Storrs, cludes with several spiritual-type in connection with a domestic dispute of the UConn's English the Rockvilje Methodist Church, 142 numbers. the new course would be last September. He was held in lieu department, has received Grove St. The concert will be open to the listed in the UConn’s of $5,000 bond for court presentment an invitation to join 14 of curriculum for the 1980 The group, consisting of 23 male public. A free-will offering will be AGWAY^ today. his colleagues from across spring semester. and female students of the Wesley received to help defray the expenses William G. Tomlinsor, 21. of Theological Seminary, Washington, of the tour and to support a 223/225 Spruce S. was charged with D.C., is making a concert tour scholarship fund which the group has through New York and New England. established at their school. The con­ Planning Bcginn Their program has been planned to cert is at 7:30 p.m. NOW cover the span of church history with For Bolton Race Imporitd Oirtctly From Florida BOLTON — Plans are under way YOU CAN PLACE YOUR Ouarantaad Orada U.8. No. 1 for Bolton's second annual five-mile School Contract Signed road race. The race will be April 22 CLASSIFIED AD ANYTIME ORDERS MUST RE PLACED beginning at 1 p.m. The starting point ANDOVER — The contract for con­ BY MARCH 13th. proved $662,000 for the project. In is Bolton High School. Other activities at the park visitors take advantage of a struction of the gymnasium addition February, a Town Meeting voted an Applications for the race may be PICK UP AT YOUR LOCAL including viewing the scenic telescope to view .the Hartford to Andover Elementary School was additional $40,000 for the project. obtained by calling Robert splendor atop the hills. Three skyline. signed Wednesday by Michael Ground breaking will begin as soon Chamberland at 646-0346 or writing JIMMiliyilk Tulman. School Building Committee as the weather permits. According to him at 149 Hebron Road. GOLDEN chairman, and Paul Puhlick, VALENCIA the contract, the addition must be Volunteers are being sought to GRAPEFRUIT representing the Puhlick Construc­ completed within 300 days. ORANGES assist in various capacities during APPROX. APPROX. tion firm of Lebanon, general con­ The cost of the project is 50 percent the race. Anyone interested in tractor. SO-100 COUNT 32 - 36 COUNT reimbunseable bv the state. ■ helping should call Chamberland. A referendum in May 1978 ap­ The race is sponsored by the Bolton * 9 i 6 9 p e r b o x *6i99 PER BOX Athletic Association. Four Going to Seminar HONEY Vernon Burj^larieb TANGERINES i PINK MANCHESTER Four students' from all of New England Photos VERNON - The Vernon Police APPROX. 76 OOUNT ] GRAPEFRUIT Manchester High School junion were have been selected. Department investigated 12 by John recently selects to attend, the Yale The four Manchester High School I 2/6 BUSHEL • 9 .9 9 APPROX. burglaires during the week of Feb. 16 32 - 36 COUNT Frontiers of Applied Science series students will participate in seminars APPROX. 160 COUNT [ Strempfer through 22. Goods taken were valued sponsored by the university's Depart­ on the following seven topics: How *6.99 PER BOX ment of Engineering and Applied Artificial is Intelligence? Nonlinear at $2,900. 643-2711 14/8 BUSHEL* 1 0 i9 9 ^ Breaks were reported into Science. Phenomena — Good and Bad; Taste businesses orf Park Street, at Tri- The students are Jeffrey L. Daigle, Illusions; Plasmas: Ionized Gases in City Plaza, and on Grove Street. Nalni Dhar, Steven P. Flosdorf and our World; Integrated Microeletron- Anne Horvath of Manchester Breaks were reported into homes eUCUMD IMNkI Signs of Another Season Steven Telgener. cis; Chemical Reactions and Optics. 540 NEW STATE ROAD In making the announcement, Yale Manchester High School Principal m Welles Road, Taylor Street, Lake D o l l a r , tries out the slopes at ^reet. Village Street and Irene MANCHESTER-543-5123 professor Bret Halpem said that this Jacob Ludes III commented "We feel Wickham Park. The park was Drive; into an apartment on Regan S a v e r l HOURS; MON. TUSt. WIO. S PRI. t to t opened for skiing and sliding program is design^ for gifted high particularly proud that all four of our THU school juniors inierested in careers nominees were selected to par­ Road and a garage on Hammond recently. in science and enraneering. Onlv 15 ticipate in this experience." Street, PACiK EK;IIT - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. March 2. Ig79 EVENING HERALD, Fri., March 2, 1979— PAGE NINE filaurliriitn* Emniimj Mrralft Letters to The: Editor There’s More To Buying Manchester - A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1, 1881 School Changes Advocated Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald .Square. Beef Than The Price Manchester. Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711 To the editor: declining, offers an unusual dppor- buildings. propriated tor other town needs MemDer Audit Bu'eau ot CifCuiit o Member U't'led P iess ii'te.indtionj' This spring the town of Bolton will tunity to assess and to strengthen By LISA SHEPARD One tried and true wqy to save money on beef is to buy These results and others will which cannot be indefinitely delayed. a cheaper cut of beef and do the butchering yourself. decide to continiie'or close its high school programs without.the burden provide sound reasons for the town to WASHINGTON — Did you know a round steak at |2.29 a Customer Service — 647*9946 The considerable independence \ Harold E Turkington. Executive Editor schoiiL of expansion. Already cut beef used for stew sells here for $2.19 a Raymond F. Robinson Editor-Publisher Frank A Burbank. Managing Editor proudly continue its support of given by -state law to the board of pound is a better buy for your hard-earned dollar than a If the board of education will re­ chuck steak at $1.69 a pound? In these days of escalating pound. But one could buy a chuck steak for $1.69 a pound', As a resident who served on an ad­ schools by a budget that in the past education as a.public, governmental hoof prices every bit of consumer knowiedge helps. cut it into cubes, save 50 cents and use the bone for soup visory committee about the future of examine and concentrate on selected represented as much as 70 percent of body, tends to separate it from the Stor-k. Out of a one-)M)und round steak a smart consumer can the town's schools, I strongly urge goals as basic to its programs and local tax expenditures. ^eqptid community except for two- "The rea.son beef for stew costs more is that there's get three servings for about 76 cents each. While the l+ie high schtxil be relained.within the budget; if it will arrange to have a We in Bolton are confident that the year elec tions and the annual budget simply more labor involved in cutting up the cubes,” Other Editors Say chca|)cr onepound chuck steak offers only two servings at community. strong controlled curriculum track town has been right in sacrificing town mee(ing. R5 cents a piece because there is more waste on the meat. Anderson .told The Herald's Washington office. “Pebple The advisory committee did not for non-college as well as college- other services many times for the don't seem to have the confidence to do their own Once again, as if in a recurrent bad White House, declared that new ties Fundamental linkages to the town "Even thougli the chuck steak is 60 cents a pound less, dream, the world’s hopes for order “can contribute to the peace and (iiuf any over-riding reason which hound students; if it will aim for sake of school support but it should and to its other services, highiighted the round steak is a better deal." said Deb Anderson, a butchering. They're afraid they'll ruin the piece of adequate compens'ation for its meat," are being vacuumed up into the stability of the Asia-Pacific region." would compel the closing of the high be noted that in the light of recurring hy the basic question about the high consumer specialist for the National Live Stock and meat teachers; if it wilLiw-rease the com­ Anderwm highly recommends the book “Cutting Up in vortex of Southeast Asia. By mout- It would be too much to conclude school or arranging for the transfer problems and the prospects of rising schools future, are present In the Hoard. ’•Consumers need to be aw are of these of its students to another community. patible use of its buildings; if it will costs, confidence in eilucation as an differences." the Kitchen" by Merle Ellis, a butcher who advocates ning major border incursions against that China's attack has shattered its pressures for other less noticed cutting meat in the home to save money. Vietnam. China has unsettled the supposedly normalized relationship As a town-wide enterprise, the tarsightedly ask the town to enlarge infiuence in shaping young people, needs of the community, and as the Anderson advocates thinking in terms of cost per ser­ local public schools are so important the elementary school and grounds has been burned by the acids of skep- ving when buying meats. For instance, a four-ounce ser­ Even though 45 percent of the cow goes into ham­ rest of Asia, set off alarms in with the United States. After all, U.' town finds itself making major a public service that the board of as they were originally planned; if it ticism about the capability of ving of hamburger at this year's average price of $1.50 a burger. Anderson says there are other delectable and Moscow and Washington, and thrown S. contacts with the Soviet Union decisions, there can be cooperative, Cheaper cuts of beef besides high-priced sirloin steaks education could make their con­ will make the middle school facilities educational experiences and |H)und would cost about 38 cents. ' the strength of the, newly minted managed to last through the Cuban joint planning by all agencies and and rib roasts. A blade steak, for example, comes from a availalile for expanded town use. the There's not a person around who hasn't gasped at the superpower triangle into open ques­ missile crisis. Yet the attack ought to tinuance its goal, recommending programs to produce the results they residents to our mutual benefit. less tender part of the animal but can Income a delicious board can combine major changes in higli prices for red meat in the supermarket. In February tion. leave the Carter administration cither major or minor changes if claim. Whatever the "bottom line" may meal if marinated in the refrigerator for six to eight a series of steps which many in 1978. ground beef cost 96 cents a pound in Portland. Ore. Yet even if the invasion proves skeptical, poised and alert. It sought necessary - to provide a complete Quite possibly a more focuses be, the board of education and the hours and then broiled. B(dton will aprove and support. A year later, it cost $1.56 a pound there. Such price jumps short-lived, and even if it does not to open ties with China partly to educational system. school which does not try to be all many people who want to retain the for hamburger are also common in other parts of the The American favorite, hamburger, should be bought- Even wITli a red u ctio n in provoke Mpscow into a dramatic stabilize the great-power triagle with The earlier studies of the advisory things to all students, is more high school should make the most of country. depending on its end-use. says Anderson. Ground beef can committee louml clear possibilities recreational andj^ocial activities realistic for a smaller community. come from three different parts of the cow differing in counter-move, China's rash act is the Soviet Union: but if a newly em­ this unusual opimrtunity to have Anderson, who was in town for a meeting of the lor changes which would allow the which a smaller enrollment in a Some hard choices are probably price by as much as 20 cents a pound depending on the fat likely to cloud its new relationship boldened China should decide to quality education which can be National Cattleman's Association, says consumers school to continue and to become content. , with the United States, It was only challenge the Russians military in a school may require, academic and necessary. While the prospects for wholeheartedly supported by the should lake advantage of supermarket specials, look for vocational qualities can be The cheapest hamburger is labeled regular ground beef three weeks ago. ironically, that question of "hegemonies," that educationally stronger if the board state financial aid are brighter, local town. creative methtxis of preparing cheaper meat, and shop enhanced, certainly there can be and should be used for casseroles and chili. The leaner President Carter, toasting Vice triagle Would quickly collapse. — would make major adjustments. Cer­ funds for town services, reduced as Ernest A Shepherd with a list. arranged a more continuous and Going to the supermarket armed with a carefully meat, ground chuck, should be used for meatloaf, meat­ Students Hear Sunshine Group Premier Teng Hsiao-ping at the Providence (R.l.) Journal-Bulletin tainly a town's po|)iilation that is in­ they have been in other years for ser­ 11 Mt. Sumner Drive planned list is a sure-fire way to save money, says Ander- balls. and hamburgers. The leanest, ground round, is also creasing as schoid enrollment is acceptable use of the grounds and vices, must be proportionately ap­ Holton .son. "Nearly two-thirds of every dollar spent grocery used by hamburger lovers trying to avoid fat content'. The Manchester Sunshine Group presented a of 16 singers and one soloist. Musicial in­ shopping results from some decision made in the store.” Beef experts say the price of hamburger isn’t likely to lively program for children, kindergarten struments played included piano, harp, bongo over dip below a dollar again. With the fast food industry It wasn’t too long ago — really! — to distribute Susan B. Anthony dollar she added. through Grade 3 ,'Thursday at Highland Park and harmonica. The senior citizen-aged group is that you could get a pinball game for coins this July, and the pinball com­ Jack Anderson Another important weapon in the battle td fight infla­ consuming 43 percent of ail hamburgers, continuing up­ School in Manchester. Under the direction of ward pressure on the price of the American staple is known for its “Old Time” tunes. (Herald photo ' 5 cents. panies see opportunity knocking. tion at the grocery store is a good knowledge of the varie­ Ida Cormier, at the piano, the group consisted by Pinto) ty of beef cuts. "It's .important for a consumer to know expected. In five years, it is estimated, the fast food in- Then it went up to 10 cents, then They are planning to devise where a cut of beef comes from the the carcass. du.stry wili double its demand. two games for a quarter. And as the machines that will take the dollar An Unsung Hero’s Song "Knowing where it comes from gives a general indica­ High b’fef prices don't mean you have to cut it out of games got more expensive — infla­ coins for a specific number of games your menu, they only mean you have to spend more time the* three Aussies from the cab of tion of how the beef should be cooked and'the general tion no doubt — they also grew more — say 10 or 8. WASHINGTON - In the frozen The faint SOS came from a three- .Schneider is reticent about his in the purchasing and preparing stages. Births their vehicle, which was tilted over a price structure" Chuck and round cuts are going to be elaborate. There were more knobs, And the Bally Co., a big slot liell o( Antarctica, three Ausjralians man Australian crew out of Casey experiences in Antartica. In fact, cheaper than rib or sirloin cuts. , Below are .some suggested recipes for cheaper cuts of bumpers and lights — and faster ac- machine and pinball maker, is con­ trapped iiw a snow-going tractor HO-foot-deep crevasse. Painstakingly, .Station base camp. Their “snow beef from the National Live Stock and Meat Board. Deb when we first sought him out and in­ There are a lot of options open to the consumer if he or Hose, Brjnn M»llli<-w, son of H, Her maternal grandfather is Herbert ulnuni, Cliristopher Adam, son " tion. But that was small compensa- sidering coming up with a game with teetered on the brink of icy death. A .he hauled them to safety. For his caterpillar" had skidded and toppled Ander.son, the board’s consumer specialist recommends terviewed him. he neglected to men­ she just wants to take the time to learn how to prepare Lawrence and Martha Egert Hose of Barker of Detroit, Micb.. Her pater­ of Clayton and Lynn Vendrillo " tion when they' gave you only three enough features on it to make it young American .scientist. David courageous exploit, Schneider is qur across a deep crevasse, wedging the tion a subsequent heroic exploit the less common cuts of beef.” .said Anderson, wbo hails the Zippy Blade Steak." nal grandfather is Mrs. Celia 162 Three Mile Road, Glastonbury, Walnum of 147 School St.. balls instead of five. worth a full dollar coin. Schneider, inched his way across 10 lirst nominee to a modern-day Hall men inside the vehicle. Without during his months at the South Pole. from the beef capital-. Chicago. He was born Feb. 19 at Manchester Lapierre of Moosup. - Manchester. He was born F^b. 23 at " The most expensive game we*ve It's difficult to image what a pin­ agonized feet of treacherous ice to of Heroes, which we are establishing hesitation, Schneider and an We learned of it from one of the three Memorial Hospital. His maternal Manchester Memorial Hospital. His seen costs 25 cents for just one play. ball machine could do to make it their rescue.One misstep, one false to honor those whose unselfish acts of Australian colleague raced to their Australians he saved, Paul Varma, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Linus I’imiry, Melanie Rose, daughter maternal grandparents are Anne - But that’s nothing. Now there's a talk worth a dollar to play — and still be move could have sent them all valor might otherw ise go un-' own snow cat and set off to the who headed the polar party at Casey Egert of Massillon, Ohio. His pater­ of, Barry W. and Aurelia Masse Kichar of Manchester and Leonard J. recognized, nal grandmother is Mrs. Herbert of a $1 pinball game.* legal. — The Valiev News, Lebanon, plunging to the rescue, Station. Pinney of 105 Ridgewood Trail, Vendrillo of East Hartford. His Schneider's .challenge came on Ho.se, also of Massillon. His maternal Coventry. She was born at home on paternal grandparents are Mr. and • The U.S. Government is planning N.H, ■ I) 0 110 111 0 1 a \ A native of Wisconsin. Schneider-is In August 1974, in the dead of An­ great grandmother is Mrs. Gertrude Feb. 21. Her maternal grandparents glacial abyss, * ' M-ay 18, 1974, With three fellow scien- no stranger to snow. But. the con­ tarctica’s winter, Varma assigned /.iiM'v m .vm ;sT iv\K Mrs. Robert Walnum of St. reconstituted dry milk and parsley flakes and continue Duerr of Canton, Ohio, His paternal are Mr, and Mrs. Aurele Masse of 147 In hone-chilling, lisis. he had set up a remote encamp- ditions that dav were almost un­ Schneider to lead a major trek inland*' 1 beef blade steak, cut 'k to % inch thick f Petersburg, Fla. His rnaternal great- cooking, covered, 10 minutes. Yield: 6 servings of I'A Benton St.. Manchester. Her pater­ subzero \ ■' ment on the South Pole icecap to con- ' I cup vinegar cups each. great-grandmother is Mrs. Viola grandparents are Josephine E. Sweet imaginable— a^whiteout" where all toward the South Pole, The expedi­ Sonn, also of Canton, nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, '(luct ice-drilling experiments. That 3 tablespoons soy sauce of Tolland and Peter J. Vendrillo of temperature, the depth perception is lost and the tion was caught in a punishing bliz­ Arthur Pinney of 182 London Road, East Hartford, 35-year-old day their bleak routine was disrupted huiqan eye can sec only a few feet zard 120 miles out and was snow­ 2 tablespoons oil Hebron. She lias a sister, Carrie. Cl BKIi;i) STi;\K SI KH'S Bcssctic. \ngcl Jiilin, daughter of Thought government map by a barely audible bleep of distress ahead. 'The thermometer read 20 bound for 12 days. 2 tablespoons catsup Albert A. and Donna M. Gray 1'2 pounds beef round steak, cut 'A inch thick expert extricated of their radio. lielow zero. 1 clove garlic, minced Be.ssette of 1284 Main St., Coventry. The stranded partly lost radio con­ 3 tablespoons flour An aspect of our life that deserves Grant me. 0 most loving Lord, to “ We found them with a lot of She was born Feb. 20 at Manchester tact with the base camp; It was. Combine vinegar, soy sauce, oil. catsup and garlic. Place 1 teaspoon salt Haylcy, Aniic, daughter of Jeffrey llealli, Tiiiinlliy Marl^ son of '< renewed introspection is our practice rest in Thee above all creatures, luck, " Schneider recalled. "We Memorial Hospital. Her maternal restored only after .Schneider devised steak in utility dish or plastic bag and pour marinade 's teaspoon popper P. and (jail Seiler Clarke of 96 Volpi George and Sonya Little Heath of ii of prayer. We are admonished to be above all health and.beauty, above all over it turning to coat.Tover dish or tie bag .securely and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. weren’t even sure we were headed in a way to radio another station nearly 2 tablespoons cooking fat or drippings Road, Bolton. She was born Feb. 22 Lebanon. He was born Feb. 25 at childlike in our sincerity and humili- riches and art, above all power and William Gray of Coventry. Her at Manchester Memorial Hospital. the right direction until we came 1,000 miles away. Varma gave place in pan. Marinate in refrigerator 6 hours of over­ 1 teaspoon curry powder Manchester Memorial Hospital. His " ty. Harry Emerson Fosdick reminds dignity, above all fame and praise, night. turning at least once. Remove steak from paternal grandparents are Mr. and Her maternal grandparents are Mr, across their tracks." Schneider high praise for main­ 1 .small onion, chopped maternal grandmother is Freda Lit­ ’ us that this does not call for us to be above all gifts and favors that Thou marinade and place on rack in broiler pan with surface of Mrs. Albert Bessette of Ware, Mass. and Mrs. James Seiler of 70 Grand­ On reaching the scene, .Schneider taining the morale and well-being of 1 clove garlic, crushed tle of 15 Chickasaw Drive, East Hart­ childish. "Childishness in prayer is cansi give and impart. For surely my venture on foot to the trapped meat 4 inches from heat. Broil 7 to 10 minutes on each I cup water Sbe bas a sister, April Mae. 3. view St., Manchester. Her paternal his four companions "during this ford. His maternal grandmother is chiefly evidenced- in an overweening heart cannot truly rest, unless it Australians. They were staring from side, depending upon degree doneness desired (rare or 1 can (15 ounces) tomato sauce grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. period of ."xtreme anxiety and W iililroii, .leiinifer Eyn, daughter Margaret Desmarais of Enfield. He “ desire to beg things for God, and a rests in Thee. Amen (Thomas a Kem- medium). 3 to 4 .servings. 2 teaspoons lemon juice Edgar Clarke of Hebron Road, An­ has three brothers, Scott, 15, Jeff, 13, their vehicle into the frozen pit isolation." of Gary R. and Joanne Kautz corresponding failure to desire above pisge 1 cup rice dover. She has a brother, Mather, 3, Kevin, 11; and a sister, Traci, 17. beneath them, almost afraid to The determined .Schneider per­ Waldron of East Granby. She was all else the friendship of God Rev. Kenneth E. Knox 1 package (10 ounces) frozen peas breathe. The ice-glazed surface con­ sisted in his mission even after one born Feb. 20 at M anchester himself.” This involves changing our Pastor SAVtMtV srivVK SI'RPUISI'. cealed other treacherous crevasses, his main vehicles broke down and Cut round steak in strips 'A inch thick and 2 to 3 inches Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Noble, Cliarlea It. II, son of prayers from "give me" to "make Talcottville Congregational and Schneider had to find bridges of supplies ran low in 35-degree-below- I'a pounds round steak, cut 'i inch thic’k long. Combine llour, salt and pepper and dredge beef grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. and Ellen Cooley Noble of Bower, Lindsey Marie, daughte?" ■; me” in style and substance.' Church solid snow to reach the helpless men. zero weather. Only when difectly 2 tablespoons flour strips. Brown in cooking fat in large frying-pan. Pour off Eugene M. Bailey Sr. of Columbia. Warehouse Point. He was born Feb. of John G. and Linda Mx Gauba "You gel .so you can tell from the ' I'z teaspoons salt drippings. Stir curry powder, onion and garlic into meat. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. ordered (lid he had back for safety. '« teaspoon pepper Add water and cook slowly 30 minutes, stirring oc­ and Mrs. Mervin E. Waldron of 78 Bower of 84 Evergreen Road, Ver­ sound whether it’s safe or not," When we prodded his memory on His maternal grandmother is Mrs. non, -She was born Feb. 21 at 3 tablespoons cooking fat or drippings casionally. Stir tomato sauce and lemon juice into beef Sand Hill Road, South Windsor. Shirley Cooley of Manchester. His .Schneider explained. “If there's a the August escapade, Schneider Rockville General Hospital. Her 1 large onion, chopped mixture and continue cooking 30 minutes or until meat is paternal grandparents are Mr, and hollow crunch, you figure there's a finally volunteered some informa­ maternal grandparents are Mr. and I cup chopped celery tender. Cook rice and peas according to package direc­ L a p ie r r e , C li a r I o 11 e .Ann, Mrs. John B, Noble of Warehouse crevasse." tion. “That was even scarier than the 1 /3 cup water tions, drain, combine and serve with curried beef. 6 ser­ daughter of Roger and Phyllis Mrs, Alphonsz Gauba of Falls At a snail's pace, the slender other. " he told our associate Sam 4 cups soft bread crumbs Point. His maternal great- Church. Va. Her paternal grand­ vings. Barker Lapierre of 46 Lakeview grandparents are Mrs. Bea Abprn American finally reached the dis­ Fogg. "The wind was so great, we I teaspoon sage mother is Mrs. Frances Bower of ;; The Almanac Drive, Coventry. She was born Feb. and Malhon H. Colley, both of' abled vehicle, canted at a 70-degree couldn't.see more than six feet, and '2 teaspoon salt Willimantic, She has a sister, Laura 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Ellington. He has a sister. Shelly, 5. Today is Friday, March 2, the 61st Yankees signed for $70,000 — the angle over the ravine., He pulled 6 prunes, plumped and pitted Lvnn. could move from one tent to another EASY l,\S\CM', day of 1979 with 304 to follow. highest paid ballplayer at tbe time, himself to a rear door, pried it open only by hanging onto guide ropes." 4 medium carrots, quartered I'2 pounds ground beef with practically no income taxes. ' 2 cup water ■The moon is moving toward its with an ice axe and threw a rope to A friend of Schneider's told us that 1 medium onion, chopped first quarter. In 1945, units of the U.S. 9th Army the occupants so ho could haul them 1 clove garlic, chopped the modest government scientist Cut steak in 6>serving-size pieces. Combine flour, I'A The morning stars are Venus and reached the Rhine River opposite 1 can (15 ounces) tomato sauce out. does have an Achilles heel. As a sur­ teaspoon salt and pepper and dredge pieces of steak. Mars. Dusseldorf, Germany. Schneider wasn't finished yet. The veyor in the Umisiana bayou country Brown steak in cooking fat in large frying-pan and place 1 can (6 ounces) tomato paste Jaycee Wives to Sponsor The evening stars are Mercury. In 1975. th ree men set off Aussies' caterpillar contained $50,000 years ago. he had a really bad time. in roasting pan or utility dish (11x8 inches).Add onion, 1 cup water explosions that destroyed a celery and 1/3 cup water to pan. Add bread crumbs, ' I cup Parmesan cheese Jupiter and Saturn. worth of scientific equipment, so he Our nominee for the Hall of Heroes is 'hiose born on this day are under multimillion-dollar rubber factory in sprinkle with sage and salt and stir lightly to combine. 1 tablespoon Italian seasoning and the others scaled down the sides afraid of snakes. 1 teaspoon .salt the sign of Pisces. .Shelton. Conn., but no people were in­ of the crevasse to lash the tractor Footnote: In this age of the cynical Divide stuffing mixture into 6 portions, place a prune in Benefit Dance March 10 jured. center of each artd form each in a mound, on top of piece 's teaspoon pepper Texas frontier hero Sam Houston securely until heavy re,scue equip­ anti-hero.' old-fashioned self- of steak. Add carrots and 'A cup water. Cover and bake in 1 cup cream-style small curd cottage chees The Manchester Jaycee Wives will call 649-1778 or 649-0214. Those atten­ Proceeds Iroui u.,.i pj.st events VI was born March 2, 1783. ment could arrive. sacrilice is suppo.sedly out of fashion. moderate over (3501''. I 1 hour and 30 minutes or until ' 1 teaspoon nutmeg sponsor a fund raising dance Satur­ ding are asked to BYOB and snacks. have aided the Manchester Memorial ■L On this day in history; A tbougb for the day: British Only then did Schneider take the But we're convinced there are many meat is lender I package (8 ounces) lasagne noodles, cooked and drained day, March 10, at Mt. Carmel Hall, Set-ups will be provided. Hospital obstetrics deparment, the In 1899, Congress established statesman John Viscount Morley three men he had rescued back to American who risk their lives to help 4 ounces mozzarella cheese, grated Roberts Street, East Hartford. Music The Manchester Jaycee Wives con­ Lutz Junior Museum. New Hope Mount Rainier National Park in said. "In my creed.-waste of public Casey Station Asked what they did to their fellow man. We’re looking for Lightly brown ground beef, onion and garlic in frying- for dancing will be provided by the duct a major fund-raising event an­ Manor. Crossroads, and helped money is like the sin against the Holy "Blue Horizon Band.” Washington state. celebrate, the laconic Schnei(icr told stories of these unsung heroes. If you m;i:i. m;\\s \m) im mim.ixis pan Pour off excess dripnines. Add tomato sauce, nually to benefit local community purchase a new bus for the ■’ In 1927, Babe Ruth of the New York Ghost." us: "There wasnt much to celebrate know of one, write to The Hall of For reservations and information. concerns. 1 pound beef for stew, cut in 1-inch pieces tomato paste, water. Parmesan cheese, Italian seasoning, Manchester Senior Citizens Center. with. There was no liquor allowed at 1 cup dry beans salt and pepper and cook slowly, covered, 2t) minutes, Heroes. P.O^^Box 2300. Washington. Casey Station, and we were allotted 3 cups water stirring occasionally. Mix .cottage cheese and nutmeg. JtJ4 nod or a brief validity insists hosts never show up; 1 lables|KK)n prepared musjard beginning March 15 in the hbspital the convers.'itions consist of grunts ' worker. bring to boil and cook beans 30 minutes. Combine flour, conference rooms. Dr. Edward P. Flanagan will pre­ and thus released from servitude to that such Bacchanalia should be greeting becau.se of the guests' com- and groans, and tinkling female there is. after all. .some guile in all of 2 teaspoons salt sent the third lecture “ How to Care FOCIS Board of Directors sets a 31-mill salt and pepper; dredge beef cubes and brown in cooking With increased emphasis today on Washington hostesses, once uttered banned by the Health Department. pusion lor swift and sudden move­ laughter, with a sprinkling — in these us. At any rate, no guest would be so ' I teaspoon pepper for Yourself." on March 29. tax rate. fat Stir beef, onion, tomatoes, chilipowder and salt into maintaining one's good health, each the definitive description of the "A man uril4T The ever-improving Hu.skies will Maine, and was working on a project department's narcotics squad said it lin e in a rcmalch the University of ."'Cvon miiimos ol play, and extended till' .second Italf tap and furcetl a bun­ quintet. This is the Huskies' sixth 20- 8 fur 15 .and 17 points and Corny The officers have held 43 such con­ -Aggressive at both ends^of win sca.sim. UConn has won four in a in Battle Creek. Mich,, at the time of would be unhealthy to deal drugs in Rhode Island, a 75-71 come-from- it to ,37-18 with 1.5 minutes elapsed. dle ol Husky turnovers, 10 in a-six- Thompson 5 for 8 and 15 points and ferences with parents and or the fourt. UConn blew out to a row, nine of its last 10. his death. East Hartford in six months. hohind winner over Holy Cross. The Huskies enjoyed as much as a 25- miniite span, Hohhy Dulin also 5 fur 8 and 10 points children,, "We've been playing with con­ He was born in Hartford and had Six months later, Officers Herbert big 47-26 halftime lead en route Saltirdtiy aflciTToon at 2 o'clock in the poinl spF'Ciid hclore settling for its "The second half 1 was wondering as five Huskies hit twin figures. L. Weeks and J. Jerome Hickey sqy Weeks ?and Hickey agree that the fidence. We started to win and lived in East Hartford before moving to a 91-74 verdict over Boston Ocean .State complex for the New luigc inlrnnission advantage. if we were going to get the ball Jim Sweeney paced the Eagles they have put a dent in the drug ' results of a drug education program believe in our.selves," Perno com­ to Clifton Park 10 years ago. He was® College in the opening round of* England crown and the NCAA berth, "I'll hiive to say you have to go jicross mitfcourl." Perno expressed with 19 markers followed by Joe problem. But, the focus of the will not be seen in a short term. They mented, “Wc started to go after peo­ a member of the Shenendebowa the ECAC New England Divi-- '"I’I'fd I'HI last Saturday, some 111 pl;iy a hotter first half. " on- Ins concern. Beaulieu 113), Chris Foy (10) and Er­ program is beginning to change from are striving for long-term results. dcrslalcd Husky Coach Dom Perno, The Eiigles drew witliin 53-43 with ple after the Providence loss. I feel United Methodist Church of Clifton However, they say more "trouble" Sion 1 Basketball Plavoff last bt .werthne after Ij^^^ nie Cobb (1 0 1. Cobb, BC's leading Park and the Qolonie. N.Y.. Lodge of drug enforcement to drug education. • Id * Ai-a* TV -J • rv • decision on Fob. 13. in Providence, "I Ihoiight wc conluscd them 14:09 lelt hut six unanswered points that got us started. Wc started win­ scorer with a 21 per game average. students are attending class again ning and started believing. How far Elks. “We don't believe in a policp state niglit at the Providence Civic owned 90-80 and 78-77 wins over somcwhal Wc were extremely ac­ put UCmm in the driver's scat again. was-Reld scoreless in the first half by and they have been able to slow down can this team go? 1 really don't He is survived by his wife. Mrs. in East Hartford," Weeks said. “We Center before an estimated iheHu.skies in the regular season but tive in our dolense." A dozen would be the closest BC UConn's diumond-hnd-une defensive believe people should be educated the flow of drugs in the schools. "Kolli learns have obviously im­ came later. know." umbrella. Nancy Keeney Vincent; a daughter. “ I think some kinds are beginning about drugs." proved during the year and this night "We got it hack to 10 (points) but UConn was a torrid 59,5 percent (22 The Flaglcs werA28 for 75 (37.3 per­ Melissa Vincent, at. home: his to realize they're taking a hell of a for 37) from the field in the first half, mother. Mrs. Ruth Almquist Vincent The Narcotics Education and En­ UConn did a heckiiva job offensively Ihcn they built it right back again." cent ) from the field and only 18 for 30 forcement Division, comprised of chance if they're dealing drugs when Davis stated, "It's I'cally tough to was even hotter after the break (66.7 of Bolton: and a .sister. Mrs. Barbara and defensively," cited BC Coach from the charity stripe in the Hickey and Weeks, has shifted its we're in the schools," Hickey said. percent on 18 for 27 and wound up 40 l»ngo of Bolton. Herald Angle Tom Davis, "I thought they played come Irom that far back." 1 slrtingoly officiated contest. Both A Manchester man died as the result of this after being taken to Hartford HoSpital, was focus from strictly enforcement to In the middle schools, the 'I'he win was UConn's 20th in 27 out­ for 64 (62,5 percent), The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. very aggressively and disnipled us. sides vocalized their displeasure with one-vehicle accident on Interstate 84 in East identified as Joseph F. Venti, 24, 144 Parker education in the community. emphasis of the education program They phiyed extremely well defen- ings. thus marking its' first 20-win Jeff Carr, who hit all 7 floor at Newkirk and Whitney Funeral the UConn bench and BC's Sweeney Hartford last night. The victim, who died St. (Herald photo by Strempfer) They have visited every middle has been drugs a ^ alcohol. So far. sivelv, lhev-,-ill:i< ked the hall." se.'isoii since 19f>4-65. Tlnil vetir a 23-3 attempts in the first half, wound up 9 each slapped with technicals. Home, 318 Burnside Ave. Burial will the officers have only been permitted Earl Yost ^ be in St. James Cemetery. Glaston­ school at least once and hold office hours weekly at both Penney and to see eighth grade students. gports Editor bury, They say the crucial grade when Friends may call at the funeral East Hartford High Schools. According to the two officers and most students decide whether to get home today from 2 to 4!and 7 to 9 p.m. 1-84 Crash Kills Driver school administrators, the result of involved in drugs is the seventh Rude Introduction to City the program is a development of rap­ grade. Next year, they would like to John II. (!liu|»luin Jr. EAST llARTFOltp - A 24-year- According to State Polite, Venti also involved and possibily cut in port and repeated communication reach students in the sixth grade. VERNON — John H. Chaplain Jr., old Manchester man died at Hartford was driving a van on Interstate 84 front of Venti's van. Reason to *Toot’ Again Keating is now in his second term as between students and the police. The officers say the recent out­ 56. of Lake Street, Vernon, husband Hospital shortly before midnight last westbound near Exit 53. State Police are continuing their president... Fred McKone was ER's investigation and searching for the "They've prettty much accepted breaks of violence in East Hartford's One Main Street businessman who of Jean Staring Chaplain, died night from injuries suffered in an Police said Venti's van went to the schools arid in schools throughout the has reason to "toot his own horn" first prexy in 1959 and Ted LaBonne right ol the road and hit three guard unknown second vehicle. us," Hickey said. Basketball for Tribe Quintet Wedne.sday at Boynton Beach. Fla, auto accident on Route 84. East Hart­ is the oniy member to serve three Venti was transferred from the "Now, when we miss a day we hear states have helped get them in the these days is Ray Beller, for many after taking ill while on vacation. ford posts and‘rolled over, coming to rest terms in that office ... Bill Fortin has about it," Weeks said. schools. years one of the top saxophone By LABI. YO.ST Mr. Chaplain was born in Peabody, State Police officials'at Troop H. on its roof on the Connecticut scene to Hartford Hospital where he been elected vice president of the EHHS Principal John Callahan "We've been trying to get.in the players in the United States. SporiH Fpi'|pcl body control, and super I Correction public and cover up its intensification The war's major battle shaped lip be fully utilized 12 months of the year tivcly. The rugged Anderston dis­ rebounding all ingredients in the of the war. " at the now-evacuated Lang Son. a A l Slellert save ... Host to MajorEvents and not only during the fall and played plenty of aggressiveness un­ makeup of the talented Owls who MANCHESTER — A rocket show rile Radio Hanoi statement, Educators Set der-the hoop while Aptpr. making his vital rail and road junction 90 miles Big plans are under way to winter season as has been the case at badly milclassod their first tourney at the Whiton Library announcded monitored in Bangkok. Thaiiand, noi theast of Hanoi. Chinese shelling celebrate the 20th anniversary of golf town-operated rec centers for years. firsi start since Dec. 22 due to a hand foe. lor Saturday afternoon at 1 was in­ said. '.'China must withdraw its destroyed the capital's hospital, $21.9M Budget at the Ellington Ridge Country Club injury, played his heart out but his All 13 Manchester players in un- correctly reported in Thursday's aggressor troops from Vietnam and WHY PAY MORE? team was just in over its head. Apter ilorm got into action in a farewell to water plant and oil refinery. Hanoi this season and Lou Becker checks in End of the Line Herald. undertake to respect Vietnam's in­ missed 16 games. The pair also led in ;i 500 season coming into the finale. said. EAST HARTFORD — The Town Council will receive a with this information. ERCC will The show was held on .Saturday, dependence. sovereignty and Have Them AIL. Unusual bit of bowling was turned rebounds, Anderson with 8, Apter There were also rumblings about finalized school budget of $21,951,537 from the Board of IVe host the Connecticut Open Tourna­ in by Shelia Price in the U.S, Mixed linrtfiiril (H.j) Camby 5 6-7 16. M. l••el). 24 territorial integrity This is an un­ Soviet intentions in the 14-day-old ment, Aug. 6-7, a 54-hole test, and in hauling down 7. • Adams 6 3-4 15. J. Adams 5 3-4 13, I'jducation. League at the Parkade Lanes. The It was obvious that IlartfonF had changed principle." conllict MICROWAVE OVENS September will be the site of the McDaniels 4 2-3 10. Canty 4 2-3 10. Canty 5 J u n i o r W cm ium i' s (J u I) China made the proposal for The board made final adjustments on the budget local woman started out with a 178 Ihe talent and played in a much In Moscow. Soviet Premier Alexei Thursday night, reducing the administration's Connecticut PGA Tournament. This game and then added 100 points over 4-4 14, Cruel 6 0-0 12. Lipseombe 2 0-2 4. MANCHESTER. - The negotiations in a diplomatic note tougher league five minutes into the Huertas 0 1-2 I. Ayala 0 0-0 0. Davis 0 1-2 Kosygin vowed Thursday, "Vietnam recommended amount by $971,537. The 1979-80 budget will mark the first time one club that total for game No. 2 , 278, and Membership Committee of the delivered to the Vietnamese embas.sy game 1 Totals ,33 19-28 «r). will not be abandoned in a time of represents a 4.6 percent increase over this year's expen­ hosted the state's top two tour­ then fell back to 190 for a nifty 646 Manchester Junior Women's Club in Peking Thursday. □ LITTON With the score knotted 4^4, the Maiii lie«ler ( l‘>)Knepsel 3 1-2 7, ilistress" and Moscow would honor ditures. according to Finance Director Dominic Fulco. Microwave Cooking naments in the same season. Ed series. will hold a membership tea for Owls scored the next 12 points on a Haslelt 00-0 0, Cohen 3 0-0 6, Kcnnison.3 0- l'‘ulco said the board reversed an earlier decision by prospective members Monday at 8 variety of shots, Joe Adams on a 0 6. Adamy 1 0-0 2, Anderson 5 3-3 13. eliminating $44,280 for transporting students to East Silver 01-21, Apter 43-511. Peterson 0 0-0 |i.m. at the home of Madelyn Dore, 41 drive, hig Tony Camby tapping in a Catholic High in Manchester, It also restored the driver's 0. Hrilnell 0 0-0 0, DivcII I 1-2 3, Gallagher Summer SI. For more information, rebound, Mike Adams from the out- East Hartford Police Report education program , by adding $11,640 and funded a No Upsets in ACC 0 0-0 0. Reiser 0 0-1 0. Totals 20 9-14 46, call Mrs Dore at 649-2725 or .Sonja lirogram for gifted students with $23,280 appropriation. Henry at 742-8233. EAST HARTFORD Police was charged with conspiracy and Membership is open to women aifcsted in East Hartford mjin and third degree assault. But Some Surprises between the ages of 18 and 40. two Manchester residents Thursday Police said the suspects broke into Suit Filed the home "to supposedly see (iirrir Diiim-r evening in connection with a residen­ NEW YORK (UPI) — There were no upsets in the first round PROVIDENCE, R.I. tial burglary at 35 Elmer St. somebody. " They did not find the WATERPROOFING! of the Atlantic Coast Conference tournameiu Thursday, but Skyward to Hoop MANCHESTER St Margaret s person they were seeking, but did (UPI) — A Worcester,- Bruce E Battles. 19. of 103 Cannon there were some surprises. Circle, Daughters ol Isabella, will Road, East Hartford, was cliarged surprise an 18-year-old resident in SUMP PUMPS HATCHWAYS Mass., television station, Manchester’s Ron Apter has only one thought in mind - the hold its annual paid-up dinner at the house Duke, Maryland and North 95-91. in four overtimes in a battle of basket - as he starts drive. It was one of four he made in 85-49 wifh firsf degree burglary and first BILCO DOORS ' ROOFS Wednesday up.set winners. Kentucky rejected Thursday in its Manchester Community College on Police said the vouth.was pushed Carolina State Duke earned victories degree assault. Police said he was SIDINO CHIMNEYS Magic now meets No. 8 Louisiana State and efforts to televise the loss to Hartford High last night at Glastonbury. Owls’ Tony Tuesday, March 13. The deadline tor field overnight on a $.10,000 bond and downstairs and had a chair thrown at Thursday but all had to struggle to Camby,4eft, and Indians’ Bill Anderson are also in play. (Herald reservations is Sunday, March 4 To Masonary Work & Repairs Chef get past lesser foes to advance to Auburn tackles Tennessee tonight in ECAC New England was to be presented in court today. him He was taken to Manchester the semifinals of the SEC's first post- make reservations call Mrs Paul ALL WORK GUARANTEED Q u a s a r tonight's semifinals. basketball playoffs, has Photo by Strempfer) Police identified the other suspects Memorial Hospital for treatment of .season tournament in 27 years. (lru/‘ssner or Mrs William Gallo “We had a good lead, then frittered as Scott A. .folinson, '20, of 561 Hush head injuries and a puncture wound, DONCHILDREE Fre.shman Dwight Anderson sank . filed a $1 million damage Hill Road and Sheri Anne F.ricson. Roth .Johnson and Ericson were it away and couldn't get it going suit against the ECAC. offensively." Duke coach Bill Foster two free throws with eight seconds 15, of 159 Olcott St . both of sctiediiled for a March 19 court ENERAL CONTRACTOR 649-5479 WSMW-TV had planned Rhody Responded \ow ^ nil Know left, insuring defending national aiipearance .Johnson was released on said after his sixth-ranked Blue Manchester .lotinson was champion Kentucky. 18-10, of its vic­ to televise both games More than 200 million tons of dirt a $251) non-surety bond, police said, Devils nipped Wake Forest. 58-56, on I barged with conspiracy to commit tory. and rock were removed in construc­ while Ericson posted a $1,000 surety ■Kat/iy saysri Jim Spanarkel's two free throws with Thursday night but was liiirglary in tlie first and third degree Auburn, paced by Bubba Price's 28 To Halftime Talk tion ot the 50-mile Panama Ca|ial Imrglarv, [lolice said, while Ericson bond SPRING IS JUST AROUND two seconds left. "We missed three prevented from doing so A Microwave Gookiflg one-and-one attempts that might points. Bobby Cattage's 23 and Earl PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Rhode Island Coach Jack Kraft Banks' 20 led Georgia all the way un­ because the both contests THECORNERI have helped." had a message for his team during halftime of Thursday night’s til the closing seconds of the regula­ were not sold out. CRISP AIRE ORCHARD FRESH Expert will be in ECAC semi-final against Holy Cross. Mm*, CotUand*, Itod • (Md*n MMmi*, WimMi tion period when the Bulldogs forced The station went to Funeral Protests Cuts College the game into overtime at 75-75 on Superior Court in "I told them there are 20 minutes junior forward, nearly lost the game i— im p o r t e d our store three straight corner shots by Jimmy left and here goes your whole season, when he was hit with a technical foul Conlimicd from Piigc One in Slate I Basketball J Providence Thursday I'd like to think I had .something to do higher learning in the slate was cut the legislature to lobby Qrttn • Yallow Daugherty. after fouling out in the last minute of hy $4 million in the governor s against the proposed budget cuts. Ef­ Malona, Ptrraapplaa, seeking permission to air with the win," Kraft said. play. "I wasn't happy with that at Ltakt, Paaa, Rhubarb, WhRa-Mua Orapaa, Ji Or< SAT. 11 AM-3 PM In the other ACC games. Maryland Top-ranked Indiana State was the Capitol grounds . wlicie a similar propo.sal. forts to gain additional statewide CMrtaaa A ta$^y Cabbaga. nagaa, 'Fapyaa, Coeonula, defeated Clemson. 75-67, and North only other top 10 team involved in a broadca.sts of both games, The top-ranked Rams, down 35-30 all. " Kraft said. "You have to Cam. tgo Plam. Rad A Hoi D*Ai4ou~ ceremony will be conducted. rile students were joined in the support of the community colleges by Pappara, Kaia, CauNRowaca, WaVarmalena. to answer aH Carolina .State topped Virginia. 72-68. tournament game, and the but a judge ruled in favor at intermission, rallied to beat the restrain yourself and overlook those The MCC student leaders said they march Thursday by college presi­ Carroll Maddox, director of collge •rocolli, Whita twaaia Duke now plays North Carolina State Sycamores took their Missouri of the ECAC. C'ru.saders, 75-71. The win moved the things," expci't to he joined in that protest by dent, Ronald H. Denison, who com­ and community relations at MCC. and Maryland takes on No. 7 North Valley Conference semifinal game defending FX'AC champs into Satur­ Dave Mulquin had 19 points for supporters from the other schools of mended the students afterward has already had some response. your questiens & T he Rhode Island day's final against Connecticut, a 91- Holy Cross. 17-10, Wright added 13 BET YOUR DAILY NUMBERS HEREI Carolina — which the Terps haven't with a 79-72 victory over Southern Supreme Court late higher education in the stale, all of .saying he saw the ceremony as a .Some community college beaten in the teams' last eight Illinois. New Mexico State toppled 74 victor over Boston College. 1 forURI. which have been cut in the gover­ "sineire effort to draw attention to organizations have asked for ad­ Deinointrate meetings — tonight. Wichita State. 85-81. in the other Thursday upheld the lower URI, 20-7, played uninspired The winner of Saturday s cham­ basketball in the first half to fall nor's propo.sal. this unfortunate situation. " ditional copies of the information he Maryland had its hands full MVC semi. ■ court's ruling. pionship game earns an automatic The Board of Higher Education's Denison said the college ad-’ sent last week to distribute to their WEEK’S SPECIALf Mkrewave cooking. Thursday as the Tigers cut a 13-point I.,arry Bird scored 25 points to pace behind. But they reeled off a 20-2 berth in the NCAA playoffs and a reque.st for all the institutions of ministration plans continued efforts groups. POTATOU deficit to one in the final two the undefeated Sycamores. 28-0. who spurt midway through the .second first-round bye. The loser also is minutes. But two baskets by Albert will face New Mexico State at Terre half, with Sly Williams scoring 6 of eligible lor the NCAA and the King shut down the Clemson com­ Haute, Ind. in Saturday's final. his 27 points as the Rams bolted to a National Invitational Tournament in eback and increased Maryland's Robert Gunn's 26 points led the Webster Returns 12-point lead. New York City. Gaming Ills To Continue TOMATOES record to 19-8. Aggies over Wichita State. "The spirited Crusaders fought back North Carolina scored 20 of its last in the Southwest Conference ^EW YORK (UPf) - The New to within two points and'had a chance Explorers Home Oc. ome the cichtli largest single evtj r,illier tlian an expendable A£ fiirUCTt 443.445 HRRTFOROITFORO RD MRMCHIMlMCHESTfR |/L/ ___ 22 points from the free-throw line quarter-finals it was Texas Tech 63. Jumping Jack York Knicks Thursday reinstated to tie the game. Ronnie Perry, who H oiilimii'il trmo l’.i:;c Onc| The East Hartford Explorers, Miiiice ol revenue and is expecied to liudgel item CORNER OF MCRtt ST after playing a sloppy game. Virginia Texas A&M 62 and Houston 83, center Marvin Webster, who has mi.s- had a game-high 31-points, went up siirp.iss motor \chicle reicipts and SiMd*r e*p*ra. pkn 1 roiaii ROiaai s John Haslett of Manchester sed the last nine games with a sore for a jump shot with 15 seconds left. defending champions, struggling all 10/2 Hodgson said he chose Havard and 2 p.m. .seven. Two area quintets saw action in out I icider-first baseman Arturo bush North, Yale because they have a "big Carl liohenthal 18, Dennis Cole 16, New Jersey 29 .517 low The base lodge has new carpeting, Defending champions, see(fed into Money and trophies will be ,lim Sumler IS and Dave Ty.son 14 for Stale Basketball Tournament play DeFreiles and infielder Junior Boston x6 .410 17 game" athletic rivalry. He said the championship round, are Ed awarded all in the champion.ship Moment to Meditate Kenni'dy : Transactions ] enlarged rental shop and good Irish Agency. Stan Alexander netted 'last night and each was sent to the ISHL New York 39 .409 17W friends suggested the Block Island Bujaucius and Lea MacMullen. round. sidelines. Tom .Seaver, who returned to bis cafeteria. Sugarbush North was site because it’s "interesting." Wearing a Philadelphia Phillie uniform for the first time, Pete a game-high 27 points for the Oilers Central Division Men's play will be on a scratch basis Bowlers may register at the lanes’ Rockville High was eliminated by Connecticut borne earlier this week Campbell Conference formerly Glen Ellen and Obstacle golf tournaments are Rose relaxed in front of his locker with his working tools - a bat followed ,by Carlie Hunt 23, Bruce W L Pet. GB while handicaps will govern women’s control desk. Filch High. 49-32. at Glastonbury to be will) his sick wife, has informed Pro Foolbiill Palriek l)ir i.sion rechristened last year. The lift nothing new to the Californian, who A and a glove - at spring camp in Clearwater, Fla. (UPI Photo) l.eDoyt 16 and Frank Morse 12. San Antonio rolling. High in a.Class LL Division Region 1 Reds' officials he will be back in Chicago — Signed free-agent wide W L T Pts 38 25 .603 - capacity of the combined areas is 13,- already has two tournaments under Collins ,ludd tossed In .30 Points. Houston ■ 34 28 .548 3W The top 15 men qualifiers will join Early Leader encounter while Rham High was camp for Saturday's workout. receiver Maurice Horton. NY Islanders 39 11 10 8 700 skiers per hour, with 13 lifts that his belt. Kick Kichnet 24. Carl Bujaiiciiis 22, Atlanta 35 29 .547 3W Bujaucius while the top seven women SARASOTA, Fla. (UPI) - Former ousted by Norwich Tech. 65-52. in a The world champion Yankees Cleveland — Trade defensive end NY Rangers 34 20 7 7 serve the 70 trails; one of Vermont's In 1975, he matched Stanford Dave Fulton 14 and ,loe Quaglia 12 for Cleveland 26 37 .413 12 finest ski area. high scorers in qualifying will move U.S. Amateur champion Donna Class M Division Region 1 tilt. received lots of good news when ace .loe "Turkey" .lones to Washington Atlanta 34 22 6 7 against the University of California the Packagemen, Scott Hanson and Detroit 23 39 .371 14W Found Sugarbush much harder to into the money round with White, who missed the final three Glen Miller pumped in 25 points to reliever Rich Gossage left the lor a draft choice. Philadelphia 27 19 14 6 at Berkeley. Laet year, it wastDuke Pete l.eher had 18 and 17 markers New York Giants — Named as New Orleans 21 44 .323 18 ski with its 2,400 foot vertical. Most MacMullen. months of the LPGA season last year respectively for Modern. lead Filch past Rockville. Darren hospital after surgery. Lefty .Smyllie Division against North Carolina. Schoolboy Mat linebackers coach Bill Parcells, who trails are for the intermediate and Play will be open to Manchester with a cyst on her hand, held a one- Walton had 12 markers to pace the prospect Dave Righelti, troubled by W L T Pts According to the rules, the 12 team resigned as head c.oach at Air Force. expert. residents only. stroke lead over two-time U.S. Open M lIXiFIS Ranis, who wind 'ujl' with a 10-13 tendonitis, threw easily and without Chicago 23 26 12 5 Western Conference members, male or female, needn't The men's schedule: Elimination champion Hollis Stacy going into pain. ' Philadelphia — Signed free-agent Sugarbush North was more to my Cars Corp. tripped Pro record Vancouver 19 33 10 4 Midwest Division he athletes so long as they attend the March 17. at noon, Quarterfinal today’s .second round of the $1(X),(XX) offensive tackle Jiir) Yarbrough. St. Louis 15 40 8 3 liking with a xprtical of 2,600 foot and college they represent. They Kcmodeling. 26-22. and Boland Oil L Pet. GB a full range of trails from novice to March 17 at 1:30, Semifinals March' Bent Tree Golf Classic, Titles on Line San Diego — Named as wide Colorado 13 42 8 3 Kansas City 24 .625 preferably shouldn't be members of nipped Nassiff's. 24 '22. last night at expert. 1 took the 6,250 foot double 18 at noon and finals March 18 at (iymnasis Win Final 4 ' receivers coach Ernie Zampesi, a Denver .530 6 college golf teams, 1:30. Connors Next By LEN AllSTER the East Side Kcc* Seoul lor the New York ,Iets. chair, one of the longest in the coun­ Milwaukee .422 13 lll■rlllll SporlKwrili-r Dave Kiordan had 16 points, and Closing out its sea.son with eight scheduled tor Tuesday. Fre.shman Seattle — Signed free-agent defen­ Wales Conference try, and got off at the Glen House. Women's schedule: Quarterfinals MEMPHIS, Tcnn. (UPI) - Sandy Paul Cooney 7 for (kiis while Chris Indiana .406 14 con.secutive wins to finish up at 12-4, Michelle Freiheit will join her sive hack Hernian Jones. Norris Division This is the third highest mountain Hareld Named March 17 al 1:30, Semifinals March Mayer seems like an unlikely gianl- State Class Wrestling Champion.ships' are slated starting Galhgan had 8 points and Larry Chicago .365 16W 18 at noon and finals March 18 at the East Catholic girls' gymnastics Eaglelte teanimates in the latter Washington — Signed as free- W L T Pts in Vermont. Spectacular views of the ' ...... killer, but he has earned a chance to tonight with the title bouts Saturday night, 1:30. prove otherwise today in the quarter­ Smith and Dave l,an)niey 4 apiece team has (pialified for the first time event in vaulting. agents offensive tackle Mike Gib­ Montreal 43 11 8 9- Paeifie Division Adirondacks, Lake Champlain and To All-League for Ke)nodeling W L Pet. All elimination play will be best of finals of the U.S. National Indoor Manchester High will be in the 19- (jivisions to lead the Eagle entries. ever to take part in the State Team Mayhew. .Kittredge, Freiheit, bons. wide receiver Dexter Feaster. Pittsburgh 26 25 9 6 GB the White Mountains were visible. team Class LL Division field which Ed Kloen had 10 points and Tin) Los Angeles 39 24 .619 Tennis Championships against Jim­ Cheney Tech will be in the 22-team Meet to he held Saturday niorning at Noreen Callahan, Kathy Connelly, defensive end Jess O'Neal, running Los Angeles 26 27 9 6 The long upper and lower FIS trail Tall Tracy Hareld of Manchester will battle at Trumbull High. Senior Haddock and Dan Soucier 6 apiece Coach on Way Out my Connors. Class S Division field which hits the 11 o clock at lladdam-Killingworth •lanice Boser and Cindi Betts will ha< k .lohn .Smith and wide receiver Washington 18 34 10 4( Seattle . 38 25 .603 has an internation reputation as Community College’s women's Mike Scholsky is top-ranked in the Mayer, 23, fought his way into the mats at Plainville High. Sophomore lor Boland Haddock canne-d a bucket High represent East at the team meet. Gene Washington. Detroit 14 33 14 41 Phoenix 37 26 .587 being tough. Speeds to 70 and over basketball team has been named to NEW YORK (UPI) - Roger 155-pound class with his 15-0 mark. to put it into overtime and Vic An- San Diego 34 31 .523 are obtainable. After coming from the first all-star team of the Connec- Neilson, the man who coached the quarterfinals with a 7-6, 4-6, 6-3 win Mike Cunningham is second seeded Also. Ireshman Mary Mayhew and We hope to have a good showing." Pro BiiKkclbiill Adams Division He took third place, designating him in the 98-pound class, compiling a tieo's hoop won it (or the Oilers Ron sophomore Kathy Portland 31 30 .508 the summit, with the aid of a trail ticui Communit'y College Athletic Maple Leafs to an upset of the New fihh-seeded Brian Gottfried Kittredge have noted East Coach Mark Benoit, "The New York — Activated center Mar­ W L T Pts a state champ, a year ago. fine 11-1 mark during the season. Rod Pinney had 6 tallies. Laura Luzzi 5 (pialitied to take vin Web.ster froiT) injured reserve list Golden State 28 37 .431 map, through a network of trails, I Association squad for the 1978-79 York Islanders in last spring’s Thursday. part in the all- girls are working verv hard in Boston 34 17 11 7! Other top Indian entries are senior Fournier is the fourth seed in the 155- and Boh .loslin 4 tor Nassiff's. around individua headed for the 4,400 foot Iverness season. Stanley Cup quacterfinals. got an in- regional meet preparing for the meet." and released forward Ron Behagen. Buffalo 25 23 12 61 Thursday's Result Pal Bixby, third seed, in the 126- pound bracket while Bart Pacekonis Atlanta 104, Golden State 86 double chair. The Cougar led the squad in direct verbal ax from team owner Bean Leading Toronto 24 27 11 5! pound bracket with his 11-2-2 mark is ninth seed in the 185-pound divi­ The Iverness is as wide as a foot­ .scoring and rebounds with 11.1 and Harold Ballard after Thursday ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - Andy and junior Dan Collins, fourth seed, ball field; lot of speed here. This is 11.9 totals.The freshman from night's 2-1 loss' to the Montreal sion. Bean fired a 64 Thursday to take the in the 105-pound class with a 12-3 The class champions and runners- Roundfield Night irs OUR where the Nor-Am races are held. ...Tolland was selected to the squad by Catiadiens. '' ' i lead in the $250,000 Citrus Open, but record, up in each weight class will advance Heidi Ho. Hoot Mon and Brambles opposing coach(3S. Neilson was scheduled to hear the Arnold Palmer — in spite of a I- F)ast Catholic will b(;jn the Class M are all go over a mile. Heidi Ho had Hareld shot 41 for 69 in her last five, official word today with John to the Slate Open Championship under-par 71 — came up a winner as Division tourney at New I,«ndon March 10 at the Coast-Guard In Lone NBA Tilt 1979 EC9N9MY CARS best frozen granular snow, as one games for a 59 percentage while McClellan rumored to be the replac- the tournament host and golf course High. Tyler Corey (134) and .foe Foss Academy. AILAN3 A (UPI) — it was "Dan Roundfield Night" in lOth goe* thru glades of old white birches scoring 91 points for an 18.1 game ment. And the Leafs aren’t happy owner. (105) arc each fourth seed in their the Onuii, ti> hear Atlanta Hawks' Coach Hubie Brown with over 12 foot of snow on Iverness. average during the stretch. about it. tell it PONTIAC SUNBIRD COUPE Roundfield scored 32 points in a sparkling offensive dis­ THURS., MARCH 8lh 5:00 ■ 8:00 play Thursday night to lead the Hawks to a 104-86 vi(-tory SfartfngRt Bowling CHRYSLER CORP. over the Golden Slate Warriors, in the onlv NBA game scheduled CHAMPAGNE! King Led East Icemen EI.KS- Stan Seymour "I can t sav enough ahoul Roundlield He was JEW El, - Diane Cote 180- DOOR PRIZES! 152-.377. Bob Talmadge 1.37- SPRING SPECIAL* magniliceni," Brown .said "Most of the night the game 475. Pat Cunningham 225- 367. Bruce Fish 150-369. was a leii*ilic struggle for us." ‘ —including a Color TV •3831pliM MgM A (M a r prap. 528, Pilar Charbonneau 183- *FKE miTOIIHTIC Tommy 0 ’(^nnor 164-155- The contest was an even shootout in the early going but In Point Production. 428, Ralph Dover 361. Ber- 486. Janice Sanlini 178-452. TRANSMISSION the Hawks ran oti II slra)ghl points late in the first Kay Nugent 214-543, Linda SPECIALS ""Q uality Used Cars 12 goals and 6 assists for 18 points. goals scored and scored again.st with nie Welch 377. Dave quarter to lake a 30-17 lead and biiill tba( to a 52-.14 lead at Final statistics show Gerry R ichards 148-386, Don Simmons 465. OrFEIIEDIHITKFOU.OMlK intermission Junior Mark Buczek.’who moved to the clubs at even strength. 1971 I’earl Molullir Special Seiroeco, Radio ...... 51915 King the leading scorer on the Benoit 361. Bill Adamy 369. RMNY M STOCK FOR MMENATE DELIVERY San Diego. Calif., with his family PAKKADEDUSrV-Ed In the liist halt our second unit gave the team a great 1978 4 Dr. Dasher .4ulo. .\ir Cond. Stereo ...... 5 7 9 5 Joe DeSimone 348. Dave 1979 PLYMOUTH VOUMES lilt, scoring 24 ol our 52 points." said Browns first-year varsity East with five games left in the regular Bachl 243-596, Don Wilson Barrera 155-135-406. Whit 1978 VOURE STATION (NASON Golden Stale, hilling 65 percent ot its .shots from the 1977 V\t r.onv. 32,000 mi. 4 spd. Radio ...... 4995 Catholic High ice hockey team. season, led the club with 18 penalty 202-564, Leo Nelson 221-566. •tarttn g at Hastings 371. .Joe Pagano 2 ton* paint, P.8., P.B., A.T., custom Interior, A/C Hoor, rallied in the third quarter to narrow the margin to 1970 Dasher Wagon, .Auto., Radio, Silver M etallic...... 3995 The junior wingman had a team­ minutes. The rugged 200-pounder was Dick Murphy 214-565, Tom .350. .foe Cataldi Sr. 159-379, Luggage rack. Stk. #V-1231 I2 points, at 75-63, by the end of tlu' periwi. And with 6:.30 197ft Rahhit 2 Dr. Custom .Auto...... 3495 leading 19 goals and 11 assists for 30 an all-HCC pick in football in the A tam ian .Ir. 201. Bob points in the Eagles' 16 games. East defensive line. Dom Farr 135-379, Tony lell to play, Dio Warriors were within five points, 197ft Rahhit Deluxe 2 Dr., Auto. Radio...... 3795 .Salvatore 140-357, Ernie Oliver 208-567, Ken Cooley trailing. 8I-76 But three quick baskets by John Drew was 12-4 overall, 8-4 in CIAC play. Sophomore defenseman Kevin 201, Don O stberg 206, “sS S '* 6 1 3 9 197ft VW Ru.s, Radio, 4 Spd., Sunroof...... 4595 Pepin 151-145-419, Hal keyed anotber Atlanta spurt that pul the game out of •4935pA»M gM The E)agle.s qualified for the State Dickenson had the best plus-minor Bruce Moquin 214, Neil Tournament Division. 11 and were figure on the club,at plus 31. Peter Waldron 14.3-382, 1979 VOLARE 2 DR. COUPE reach 197ft. VW Bus. Auto., Air Cond., R a d io ...... 'f^ .4 8 9 5 A dttltr pup* Lawrence 220-578. Rich A.T., P.S., P.B., AM radio, bumper guards, Duster pkga., rudely eliminated in the quarter-, I^Belle. a senior defenseman. Peter- “When Golden Slate cut the lead In fhre in the fourth-* 1974 A \A Bug. Radio, Low M ile s...... 2695 MOI N’I'AIN DEW- Higgins 203-550, Al Senna radial tiraa iFV'1230 Incl. free A.T. finals .by Norwalk High. 10-0, •son. King. Tobin, Doug Roberts and 201, M Czarzinski 200, Er­ quarter, .lohn Drew, who didn't have a very giMxl offen­ 1978 Sheilql Price 203-^, Bee VW Conv., Low Miles, Radio...... 5995 Nevertheless, qualifying for post­ Brian McGonigle were all plus 20 or nie Whipple 560, Eric WcKxi sive night, made three great defensive play.s to aid our ef- Moquin 189-50^7- Lois season play in its first campaign was better. 212-557, Denny Carlin 574. ''"s’p i i ? * 4 7 0 0 lorl and Roundlield made .some .spectacular dunks and 4 Brown 181-462.CValerie key free throws late in the game " saiit Rnm-n an accomplishment . Plus-minus is based on number of IN STOCK: Sophomore winger Kurt Peterson Alleman 185,-Cheryl 1979 VOLARE 4 OR. SEDAN 'We were exlremidy pleaSrdTvTfirour^ux-ulion since Giant Assistants HMX OF FftMt &UUJ Fleming 180-183-478. Tish we held them to under 90 points" 1979 Rahhits & Soiroeoo’s WE DARE TO SELL MORE BY GIVING YOU MORE was second-leading point-maker with Free A.T., P.S., P.B., AM radio, radial tiraa, digital clock WKy Spe«d MC'C BAICH HAS THE Df Al TOU WIHT WUkURICK (UCHAftD WON Dwyer 190-505. Jane IV1234 29 points on 17 goats and 12 assists. EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. UPI) HIS ONLY MVP MMkBD (iolden Stale ('(wcIi Al .Allies -said the Hawks just final­ Tix)mev 185-179-535, Terry ly wore his team down Knots'nof/ Undprsoid Senior center iceman Matt Tobin had — Newly appointed Coach Ray IN IM7. WHO WON SEE AKTHUR’S Perkins, racing to beat the Mardh-i-- tH K f WWWIO IN *TI ? Cardile 176-466. Pat "You expend .so much energy getting back in the game 17 goals and 9 assists for 26 points to |New Opra Price deadline for hiring assistant coaches Jackson 223-509. Mae ““sfis‘*4 fl0 0 then suddenly liiiss a few baskets, and make a few mis­ round out the top three. K Boeer ojsuce ^ N E LANGAN VOLKSWAGEN, l l from NFL clubs, Wednesday named B. aUY UkFLiUK Cavagnaro 195-465, Ekiith Book on all takes and just cannot come back anymore." .said Allies, PONTIAC-BUICK Senior John Harvey was the 816 NEW LONDON TURNPIKE — PO BOX 142 leading assist man with 13 to go along R a l^ Hawkins; Pat Hodgson and Er­ C. MABC6L DIONNE ■Tracy 183-492, Lou Toutaio 1. Prescriptions MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH, me. Allies s;ud tbe loss ol key guard Phil Smith with an in­ Route 5, EAST WINDSOR ROUTE 83 643*2708 jury al.so hurt his team. V A V GLASTONBURY, CONNECTICUT 0603i3 with his two goals for 15 points. nie Adams to the New York Giants' 189-478, Barbara Brody 462. -6483 • 0Pt‘' fVfS Tit 10 PM • 623-2466 :JdMSUe l.,ee Bean 463. Winger Ed Anderson, a senior, had staff. PACK FOUHTKEN - KVENING HERABI). Fri.. March 2. 1979 Group Fights Violence Arts Relationship Where to Go On Covers of Records Theme of Festival f i t . FARMINGTON — The arts and their‘ child psychiatry at the Institute of Living LOS ANGELES (UPI) — A trussed up small percentage have those types of relationships to community health will be in Hartford and an associate clinical & What to Do Woman with black-and-blue marks, her covers.- - the central theme of the "Arts for Health “People who run the record companies professor of psychiatry at UConn, will be arms tied by ropes above her head, stands Festival March 10 to 14 at the University the main speaker. with her legs spread over the superim­ Theater are. very sensitive to public feeling and of Connecticut HealthzCenter, •An all-day conference on “The posed faces of the Rolling Stones on a respond to the public taste. The industry is The five-day event will celebrate the Creative Arts and Hfealth” will be • “Wake Up, Darling,” presented by the Little record album cover. ^ Weekend the first to be concerned. 10th anniversary of the UConn Health Tue^ay, Mrach 13, beginning at 9 a.m. 'Theatre of Manchester tonight at 8:30 at East Underneath is the title of the album,’ “Nobody wants to besmirch their artist Center Association, a 300-member group Marilyn Pet is chairman for the con­ Catholic High School. Manchester. Tickets at the "Black and Blue.” door. or their label by going way out in left which undertakes a broad range of ac­ ference, Connie Naitove, Wesident of the An album by Kiss, called “ Love and • "Galileo,” starring Alexander Scourby, 1 I field.” tivities in support of the Health Center, Northeast Council of Creatl\e Therapies, Kisses,” shows a softly smiling woman playing through March 25 al the Hartford SUge i l l I WAVAW’s immediate goal is to get Both the visual and the performing arts _ will give the keynot address. A panel dis­ lying on her back as her T-shirt is pulled Company, 50 Church St., Hartford, (527-5151) f I written policy from record companies will be featured during the festival, said cussion is planlied, and a "Polylogue" will apart by six male hands. • "The Night of the Iguana," tonight at 8:15 at Pete Seeger Tried Art against the use of violent or degrading im­ Selma'Hiee Markowitz and Celeste foster conversation on Topics relevant to Sex has long been used to sell prcxiucts. ages. LeWitte. cocHairmen. with emphasis on the creative artshealth fields. the Harriet S. Jorgensen Theater, University of Connecticut, Storrs. (429-2912) . , . But now it is being combined with scenes “We want something concrete to prove the contributions the arts can make to Bill Carpenter, associafqd with the Before Start in Music of violence and-or degradafion, which that the record companies are concerned health. Various forms of art therapy will Midway Project in New Hatfen^^iH dis­ • "The Sea Gull" by Anton Chekhov, in reper­ creates an unhealthy social attitude, ac­ tory with "The Bundle" by Edward Bond, Pete Seeger was born in New York City and. with Arlo Guthrie. "Pete Seeger and with these types of images,” Ms. Curtis be demonstrated and discussed. cuss clowing and present a slide show. in 1919. Roth his parents were professional cording to leaders of WAV AW - Women said. "The industry should censor itself. through April 4 at the Yale Repertory Theatre, Arlo Guthrie Together in Concert Among highlights of the festival will be:' Paul D. Reid director of the psychiatric New Haven. (436-1600) musicians. After less than two years as a Againts Violence Against Women. We’re not asking for legislation. We're •A general exhibit of paintings, (Warner Rros. Records). day care trW m ent program at the UConn • “ Biography," a comedy bv S. N. Behrman, student al Harvard University, he left in " It’s not so much the sexual images that strong advocates of First Amendment photography, jewelry, and crafts, Health Center, will talk on “Psychodrama -V Along with his family he produced a we object to, but the way that sex is through March 11 at the Long Wharf Theatre, 1938 to try his hand in the fields of art and number of .short films, a sort of family rights.” featured all through the festival in the in Action.” Vi y - New Haven.’ (787-4282) journalism. Finding himself among the used," said Susan Curtiss, one of the She said WAVAW does not want to in­ Patient Entrance lobby at the Health diary of the musical friends they met • "The Fantaslicks,” playing through March jobless masses he turned to folk music to leaders of the Los Angeles chapter of the terfere with artistic freedom and while Center. Most of these objects will be sub­ i afc. w i '\ „ during an around the world trip they (all Signup Scheduled 25 at the Camelot Dinner Theater, Higganum. (1- earn his bread minus the butter. national organization. they may object to some of the words in mitted — many of them intended for sale five) made in 1963-64. Hartford Mardi Gras 800-622-3357) In 19.35 his late father. Charles Seeger. "It’s abusive and degrading. They show some songs, such as the Rolling Stones’ - by people who work, teach, study, or For Sailing Class The television series "Rainbow Quest” • "The Music Man," playing through April 22 had taken him along to North Carolina women as targets for violence. The im­ controversial “Some Girls.” they would provide services at the Health Center. which Pete taped in 1965-66 consists of 39 MYSTIC — Registrations are being hZJI-* the scene last year when Real Art Ways presented the at the Coachlight Dinner Theatre, East Windsor. square dance festival and it was then that ages condone and perpetuate the at­ not tell a musician what to write. one-hour shows (still available) of more Some of the entries will be judged by a accepted at Mystic Seaport Museum for (522-1266 dr 623-8227) he felt in love with, the five-string banjo, mosphere in which violence is bred.” Although WAVAW contends that the jury and cash prized’ for excellence tio rS p H ^ T a ^ benefit. The third annual celebra­ than 100 friends sharing music and swap­ ‘It perpetuates the stereotype that adults and chililren’s sailing classes which, tion, scheduled tomorrow at 8:30 p.m., includes masked performers- • "She Stoops to Conquer," offered by the and began his attempts at learning it. ping stories with Pete. record company, not the artists, controls awarded. women are willing victims,” said Jeni will begin March 5, 6 and 7. dancing to Jazz Plexus Ensemble and The Sterics- sideshows of Southern Connecticut State” College Crescent This instrument developed from a Ranjo picking doesn't seem to be dying the album covers. Bob Rolontz, director of •Patrons’ Night on March 10 at 7:30 Yamade. "And it also perpetuates the Openings exist in all children's classes, Players, Maruh 8 to II at Lyman Auditorium, gourd, (with animal gut strings) that out. In 1948 Pete mimeographed 100 copes information for Warner Communications p.m. in the Keller Lecture Hall and its lob­ poetry; environmental sculpture; food; idea that masculinity includes degrada­ which meet from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. weekly New Haven. Tickets at the door. probably arrived on a ship carrying slaves of "How to Play the Five-String Ranjo." in New York, agreed with several other by. The T-alcott String Quartet, led by Dr. prizes, and a midnight costume p ^ d e through downtown Hartford from Africa. Pete's past musical tion, that violence and abuse are macho.” industry representatives that most artists until mid-May. Sessions for beginners are • "Sergeant Musgrave’s Dance," a multi­ Now it regularly sells about 18.000 copies F. William Sunderman Jr., UConn head of conducted Mondays and Wednesdays and For details, contact Real Art Ways, 197 Asylum St„ Hartford, at 525- experience had been in his high school jazz Ms. Curtis, a faculty member in the have cover approval. Major acts have media production of the anti-war play by John a year. On Folkways Records Pete clinical laboratory medicine, will play. for intermediates on Tuesdays. band along with a ukelelc that his [bother, UCLA linguistics department, and Ms. total control, he said, and usually use out­ Arden, March 6 through 10 al 8 p.m. at the recorded "The 12-String Guitar as played Speakers will be Dr. John Dibiaggio, Space is available in the adult in­ Yamada, a UCLA graduate student and side firms to design their covers. College Theatre, Central Connecticut State a violinist, had hopefully given at age by I/cadbelly" and with .lerry Silverman executive director of the Health Center, termediate and racing classes, scheduled eight. linguistics research assistant studying Sure, sex sells, the women,said, but so College, New Britain. (827-7382) wrote "The Folk.singer's Guitar Guide" and UConn vice president for health af­ from 9. to 11:30 a.m. weekly until mid- TONIGHT AT 8:30 In 1939 he spent a year listening to toward a PH.D. in linguistics,-are cam­ do other things. Many artists — such as • "Alice in Wonderland," performed by the (Oak Publications): fairs, and Nancy Taubman, HCA presi­ May. Intermediates will meet Tuesdays THE LITTLE THEATRE OF MANCHESTER recordings in the Archives of American paigning with WAVAW to convince record Joni Mitchell or Simon and Garfunkel ^ dent. Prince Street Players for the Bushnell Children’s His books. "Henscratches and companies to stop using pictures depicting and the racing level on Wednesdays. No Theatre Series. Shows are March 8 at 10 a.m. and Folk Music of the Library of Congress Flyspccks: Or How to Read Melodies successfully sell records without using , »On Sunday, March II, from 3 to 5 p.m., PresenU violent or degrading acts, not only against openings are available in the Monday mor­ 12:15 p.m. and March 9 at 10 a.m. at Bushnell where he was supposedly working for Alan From Songbooks in Twelve Confusing violent advertising. Improvisational Theater, a type of drama women, but against men and children as ning adult beginner class. Memorial Hall, Hartford. (523-()320) I/>max. Le.ssons" was published by Rerkeley involving both audience and actors, will “Wake Up Darling” And then cam e m ore months of well. feature teen-agers creating dialogue and Registration information is available Press late 1973. "The Incompleat from the Education Department, Mystic A Comody by Alax Qottilob Music knocking around the country learning Folksinger". edited by Jo Metcalf k 'i WAVAW started in 1976 as a reaction to Seminar Slated action about adolescent interpersonal the film "Snuff,”, which showed the dis­ Seaport Museum, Mystic, Ct. 06355. from the people about America as well as Schwartz (Simon and Schuster. 1972). is a Pete Seeger will appear in concert March relationships during a performance of at East Catholic Auditorium • The Yvonne Jordan Quintet and the Percy its music. memberment and murder of an actress On Craft Shows “Looking In” Selma Lobel, of the Hart­ Stud9nl9 A Oanlor Clllzana...... 12.80 Nelson Quintet are presented by the Hartford compilation of his writing over 20 years. 12 at 8 p.m. at Manchester High School, spon­ and was meant to be sexually titillating. Art Fair Scheduled He has recorded over 30 LP's for One has only to listen to his LP "Ranks ford chapter of the Planned Parenthood Qanaral AdmiMlon ...... $4.00 Jazz Society Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Sheraton Folkways. Columbia. Decca and sored by the Manchester Arts Council and “The filmmakers refused to say if the Tobacco Valley Inn, Windsor. (242-8688). of Marble to know that Pete’s concerns , CHESIRE — A "Behind the Scenes” League of Connecticut, will moderate the MANCHESTER — The Manchester.Art TICKETS AT THE DOOR Vanguard (with the Weavers) and various girl was really killed or not,” Ms' Curtis • A program of Irish ballads and folk songs are as diverse and numerous as they were Manchester Community College. For ticket seminar for craft show promoters will be discussion. Association will hold its 6th Annual Out­ defunct labels (solo or with Almanac said. with the Clancy Brothers, March 9 at 8:30 p.m. at in'the '40iv There are too many to list here information call 646-4900, extension 259. held April 4 at the Holiday Inn, Plainville. •A full-length film, "David and Lisa," doors Arts & Crafts Show in Center Park, Singers). His most recent releases arc The Stones album, she said, came out the Hartford Civic Center. and there may be another one tomorrow Bobbi Schneider, this y e a r’s co- will presented Monday evening, March 12, Manchester, on Sunday. June 10 (rain date "Ranks of Marble" (Folkways Records) later that year and was advertised by the at 7:30. Dr. Paul Graffagnino, director of Sunday, June 17). ' • Recital by Chilean pianist Flora Guerra, picture on a billboard. chairman for the annual Westport Hand­ crafts Fair, will speak on the developmenl OUNT March 9 at 8:30 p.m. at Millard Auditorium, WAVAW is concentrating its efforts of a once a year event run entirely by University of Harlfor* West Hartford. (278- against record companies because, they lASTWOOD 9374) PETE SEEGER volunteers. said, action against the multibillion dollar Ballroom Dancing ‘IVIkY • • Pianist Andre Walts is guest artist with the In C o n ce rt industry would have the greatest impact. The Connecticut Guild of Craftsmen in­ GLOBE Hartford Symphony March 7 at 8:15 p.m. at Now at Ponderosa... vites individuals or representatives from WWlOH ' The worst offenders are rock and disco Rushncll Memorial Hall, Hartford. The program " A Legend in Folk M usic" local organizations interested in spon­ NEWINGTON — The Connecticut Ballroom Dance’ Travel Service ^ LU N CH EO N SPECIAL Way albums, which seem to lend themselves Association will sponsor an evening at Indian Hill Coun­ 555 MAIN STREET includes works by Haydn, Prokofiev and easily to sexual or violent themes; soring a craft show during 1979 to par­ Brahms. (246-6807) ticipate in this evening seminar. try Club, on Saturday, al 9 p.m. B43-2iek CHOICE SaECTION 1.95 •U TLootr MONDAY, MARCH 12-8 P.M. "This Isold news,” said a public relations • Styx —The Main Events Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Advance registration is reouired. The night will consist of music and dancing with every Orer 30 Yeart HOURS O PENltJO im 10pm • C4lHo» T*kt Out woman for Casablanca Records. “It’s a SUN. 7pm 9pm CInMd Mon. B V.O.B at the Providence Civic Center, 1 LaSalle Square, Manchester High School Auditorium Reservations may be made.by contacting rythym and tempo being supplied by the Al Gentile Com­ Travel Experience loosely founded complaint, when you look Providence, R.I. (401-331-6700) the Connecticut Guild of Craftsmen, 807 bo with vocalist Mary Richards. Authorized agent Jn ( ,K 'kt ,1 ( 'Ey Our New Sponsored bp at the number of albums released, only a The event is open to the public and everyone is Manchester (or all Ward Lane, Chesire, CT. 06410. ( ' I I Opera Manchester Arts Council and welcomd'. Tickets can be obtained by calling 265-5170 or 1- Airlines, Railroads and ^teahuhilTLines. • Mozart’s "The Magic Flute," presented by Manchester Community College 800-382-0582. M ORIENTAL CUISINE lAKI X OKI the Connecticut Opera Association, tonight and Tickets; Students $3.00 649-1601 * I'l h i: 111 •.!! Monday al 8 p.m. at Bushnell Memorial Hall, Gen’I. Admission $4.00 Adolescent Costars i 2M SPENCER STREH MANCMESTER Hartford. (246-6807) FrimelUb Top 10 Albums S h o p R ilf RIai« A c ro ti <(om K MdM LA STRADA WEST RESTAURANT • "Rigoletto" by Giuseppe Verdi, live at New For Information (Week of Feb. 24) York's Metropolitan Opera House, airing Satur­ 1. Blondes Have More Fun HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Call 646-4900, Ext. 259 Pizza & Grinders day al 2 p.m. on Connecticut Public Radio, 90.5 (Rod Steward Juvenile stars Tatum 471 HARTFORD RD. (COr mckee bt | MANCHESTEP FM, U i C t 2. Spirits Having Flown O'Neal and Kristy 643-6165 Ellen Alan (Bee Gees) McNichol will play the title Burstyn Alda . 1 BINGO 3. Cruisin' Danca A (Village People) roles in "Little Darlings,” 4. Brielcase Full for producer Stephen J. WEEKEND SPECIALS CHAPIVIAN CT. • The 35 dancers of the Ballet Folklorico E V E R Y ol Blues ' Friedman at Paramount MARCH 2-4 Medicano de Gracilea perform March 8 at ? p.m. (Blues Brothers) Pictures. Tatum, youngest at Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford. (246-6807) 5. 52nd Street . ORDER OF AMARANTH’S M i m i H R O F (Billy Joel) performer in history to win THURSDAY 6. Dire Straights an Academy Award — best VEAL PARMIGUMA . . . .$4.95 Ekhibita (Dire Straights) supporting actress for ANNUAL 7 . Totally Hot • Four Printmakers: James Grashow (wood- TIMOTHY EDWARDS “Paper Moon" (1973) — MANICOTTI...... $3.25 ENTERTilMillT (Olivia Newton-John) WITH MEATBALLS cuts), William Patterson (etchlngs,Tr"Clayton BY THE 8. Minute by Minute and Kristy, who won an OR SAUSAGE SMORGASBORD Pond (silkscreens) and Joh-fi Mueneh MIDDLE SCHDDL (Dooble Brothers) 100 ARN O LD W AY Emmy for her role in the (lithographs), through March 9 at the Jorgensen SOUTH WINDSOR 9. Toto “Family" TV series, will 10. Love Tracks ' Gallery. University of Connecticut. Storrs. (Gloria Gaynor) be directed by Ron Sunday, March 4th Weekday)! 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and weekends 1 to 5 SILK CITY CHORUS EARLY BIRD SPECIAL (c) 1D7B B illb o a rd Maxwell. p.m. • Print Workshop Exhibition, with lithographs 5-7 PM m m AttoAm lu n m e e m e arruAcriow] by James Rosenquist and Edward Ruscha, 7 :4 5 P .M . emLommeaeomeATreAcrtomornr SATURDAY, MARCH 3 NEW LOW PRICES! THE DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT through Mar'ch 14 at the Joseloff Gallery, Hart­ 15 REGULAR GAMES Ihcatrai WED to SAT $ 1 .5 0 MASONIC TEMPLE ford Art .School, University of Hartford, West 8:00 P.M. 5 SPECIAL GAMES SUN-BION-TUES BS« MON. THRU WED. 12 DINNER Hartford. Nancy Deegan and Sara Smyser 25 E. Conitr 8t ManchMtor exhibit in the student gallery through March 9, SPECIALS s 3 ,7 9 Weekdays 9 a m, to 4:30 p.m. (243-4393) • Photographs by John Ostermeier of INCLUDES SOUP OR JUICE, POTATO, • SALAD Donation - $4 adulta BAILEY AUDITORIUM * 3 S 0 ^ Manchester, al “The Picture Place,” MIWCHESTU HKH SCHOOL YOTAL CASH PRIZES A SAMPLE OF OUR WEEKEND DINNERS Children (12 yra. or under) $1.75 Manchester Community College, 146,Hartford Choice USDA Sirloin S teak...... *5.89 R 'O A ca;./.*,' Road, thrfjugh March, Weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 10 TICKETS: $3.00 Roast Sirloin ol Beef au jus ...... *4,29 For Reservations Call... p.m. (7 p.m. Fridays) and Saturdays 9 a.m. to 2 T U R K E Y OR HAMS Veal Parmesan ...... 4139 noon. TO BE QIVEN AWAY A8 Baby Beef Llver»Onlons or Bacon...... *3.89 *2.00 FOR SEMOR CITIZENS 646-3147 643-7125 PLEASE CALLTHEATRE • "Treasures of Tutankhamun." a slide AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR. Baked Rainbow T rout...... *4,80 FOR SCREEN TIMES pre.scntation. weekends at 1 p.m. and weekdays DOOR PRIZES Fresh Golden Brown Fried F is h ...... *3.99 Baked Stuffed Shrim p...... *8,49 at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., at the Wadsworth Atheneum. Hartford. (525-1439 or 525-1430) ALL PROCEEDS WILL BE USED FOR TREE REHIESHMENTS Golden Fried Flounder, Fresh...... »3 .| Special Introductory Price Baked Swordfish...... *5]29 • Paintings by Anne Rosebrooks and Gary THE PURCHASE OF UNIFORMS FOR SPONSORED BY AbowS«nwd»HhPiitoie4«.i..i Goldberg, at the Stairwell Gallery. Manchester SOUTH WINDSOR ROTMT RENEFIT FUND Community College. 146 Hartford Road. .THE BENNET JR HIGH SCHOOL BAND FOR INFORMATION CALL ED STEBEN BYOB CALDOR PLAZA, MANCHESTER TEL, 649-5487 Weekdays 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Saturdays 9 a.m. -TEL 28S-2701 'to noon. OPEN MON SAT Exit 93 o f( 1-86 Et Ct1«ra Only • A slide-illustrated lecture on " American Art Pottery" by Professor Martin Eidelberg of Rutgers University, M arch7 at 4:30 p.m. in the THE PUMPERNICKEL PUB IS NOW OPEN main gallery of the William Benton Museum of Art, IJniversity of Connecticut, Storrs, • Arm Wrestling Tourney. March 4 at 1:30 2 Now you can^ enjoy 4a thick, juicy 3 slice of Prime 9 Rib p.m. at the Banquet Hall of the Springfield Civic carved to your order. At Ponderosa Prime rib is THE FLAVOR OF AMERICA Chefs specials for the week... MANCHESTER Center. To learn more call Central City Gym in deliciously tender because it’s slow-cooked in a special ALL YOU GAN EAT... m Springfield. (413-736-9602) • Poetry readings by Pulitzer Prize-winner W. oven to keep in all the flavor. The dinner includes a ROUTE 83 • ELLINGTON HOME OF THE NICKEL DRINK ONLY AT M OILED HALF SFMNC CHICKEN ROSEMAMINE $5.95 1). Snodgrass, tonight at 8 and March 8 and 10 at 8 baked potato, a warm roll and butter, and unlimited Half CkUk^n aUaefy Arvilad A kerted mUM fine ker$a K p.m.. at Boyer Auditorium. Life Sciences Center. tripjs to the Salad Bar. All this for only $4.39, or try the CELEBRATE 0.15th ANNIVERSARY flOWARD JOHNSON’S apitea, eremberry eeaiee. Trinity College, Hartford, Tonight’s reading will APPEARING THIS be the only one in which Snodgrass will read king size cut for only $5.39 -So come to Ponderosa FRIED CHICKEN ...... 2.99 VEAL A LA KAFFA ...... $7.25 exclusively from his own works. during MarVi with a FREE glaaa of Champagne before all dinners. Semtiepa « / Vml aemtaed In lemon bnUer K Upped aeith where you can get great Prime Rib in portions cut to fit aemaened krmdcrmmba. • Travelogue on "Greece — Faces and your appetite. SPAG H ETTI ...... 12SB SUNDAY ONLY Places,” with Clay Francisco, March 9,10 and 11 DINNER S P E C IA L S TENDERLOIN TIPS FttZIO LA ...... $7.25 at Bu.shnell Memorial Hall. Hartford. (246-6807) participating Steakhouses At MAR. 2nd THRU MAR. 8th FISH FRY ...... s2 711 Ckmnka mf tender Beef emmtend with frm k muukmema, • The third annual Hartford- Mardi Gras, a TtHindaya + ...... onUna, end green peppera akerry aeine in Merimmre Prinie Rib dinners are VEAL CUTLET PARMESAN SURF A TURF anaue. costume ball benefit. Saturday at 8:.30 p.m, at CHAMPAGNE TOAST CHAMPAGNE TOAST TURKEY ...... 99 OO ''BLUE HORIZON" Heal Art Ways. 197 Asylum St.. Hartford. (525- ^rved from 4:00 pm SALAD BAR . _ _ SALAD BAR 2 BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP FrMara - ...... 5521) *^day thru Saturday BAKED POTATO 4.50 BAKED MIXED SEAFOOD FLATTER...... $$05 6:30-10:30 P.M. CHAR BROILED SIRLOIN STEAK, _ _ C LA M F R Y ...... 3^40 2815 Main Street, Tare y«mW auffed Skrimp* m eUffed FUH ef Sele aattk • 18th century magic by 20th century magician p ^ ll day Sunday. POHDEROSI BAKED POTATO D .S O Neaekerg ammen, end emr apeelel kreOed Seettepat temen Bob Olson. Satursday at 8:30 p.m, at the Visitor gmmiak. March 4 SK-‘ COCKTAILS NOW ^VAILABLE SUNDAYS Glastonbury 659-1355 Center Theater. Old Sturbridge Village. Stur- SHRIMP ORECANATO SAUTEE...... $$.5$ (covaYcharga) bridge. Mass, (617-347-3362) ' HAPPY HOUR Da,Iv. 4 6 30 freak mmakreemu end mkUe aelne. film by Dr. William Jahoda, a naturalist- Munclicxh'r - I'>9 S|H-niTr S ire d Tonne & Sat So o d T Im e t la n d JowmonS Bar Drink* 75' PUMPERNICKEL PUB (Silver l.ime) photographer, presented by the Manchester Land at your tocM Mandty Hoererd Johnson's MOILED ALASKAN KING CRAB LEGS...... f i i ^ 432 Oakland St, Oakland Common Conservation Trust March 8 at 8 p.m. at ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR <>•* k f i f A t A SnrfM .Umfy, M nW wUk garUc Manchester's Martin .School. (646-2223 days. 649- (one I*” '^''»H|h‘el \\eiiiie W imUor - .’>90 W imUor \\eiiiie 394 Tolland Tumpiko Manchaator LOUNGE NIGHTLY (next to Economy Electric) 7686 or 649-5678 nights) ■ ■ A I V If EXCITING SPECIALS ALL MONTH .______6 4 9 -6 2 2 0 ' Phone: 643-PUBB I’AGK SIXTKEN - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. March 2. 1979.

EVENING HERALD, Fri,, March 2, 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN Television r t ~ . — ------^------'JOIJV THE ACTION... Help Wented 13 Help Wanted ** Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Mary Tries Business is fantastic and I need full SECRETARY- Position STATION ATTENDANT- BABYSITTER NEED^D- PART TIME CLERK- For Pa­ available in a rapidly growing First shift. Experience help­ Mornings before school. tent Medicine Department. time agents in all our 4- offices. manufacturing company, ful. but not necessary. Apply Waddell School area. Please Evenings. 5 nights a Week. H e r a ld working with Sales, and in person: 448 Hartford Turn­ AMBITIOUS INDIVIDUAL' call 643-5d40. pike, Vernon. Needed to work in our Repair Cashier - experienced To Fill Gap DonH miss another great year in Engineering Vice Presidents. necessary. Pleasant, Center. Must have at least 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING E xce lle n t Shorthand and d r a f t s m a n / professional atmosphere. years experience in upb real estate. To get you sUtrted and Typing skills required. Heavy THIS IS YOUR MECHANICAL- Excellent op­ Interesting work. Apply in By JOAN HANAIJEK phone usage, wnefits Plus. OPPORTUNITY to join our portunity for aggressive in -' Automotive Repairs. Excellent pay and benefits In­ person: Liggett Rexall, trained^ we have just purchased 13 Contact Nancy Harrison 289- firm as an Apprentice. dividual capable of layout and Parkade' Pharmacy, 404 West NEW YO RK (UPD — There’s a new Mary Tyler Moore 1588. EOE. Trained to become an Opti­ clude: Paid, full CMS/Blue detailing sales drawings for Cross and Maior Medical, Middle Turnpike, Manchester Show coming on the air that w ill strike fans as decidedly ■WONE 643-2711 HoffloowrMrs films and cassette tapes hy Dave cian. Optical Style Bar, Inc., industrial heat processing Parkade Shbpping Center, 643-1191. paid uniforms and paid familiar - in many ways it's just like the old Mary Tyler fOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING AD COUPLE TO MANAGE equipment.. Good benefits in YOyR Insufonct Stone considered the world's wholesale outlet from home vacations. Contact: Joe Moore show we loved for so many years. our rapid growth company. McCavanagh at Regal Muffler 'SMILING WOMEN- $100 per II your home is less part time. $1500 plus per EXPERIENCED Send resume, or call M's. week, 2 hours a day, 5 days a The new program, which premieres Sunday 10 p.m., than 7 years okJ. you foremost real estate trainer. Stop month potential without WAITRESSES, apply at Center, 646-2112 for an ap­ 13 Johnson at 289-1588. In- pointment. week. For interview, call has dropped the variety format of the ill-fated "M ary " INDEX Help Wented can save up lo 14% leaving present position. For Ellinglon Ridge Country Club dustronics, Inc, 489 Sullivan Miss Pereira, at 633-7218. show that opened last fall and^losed within a few by or call and let me personally between 10 AM and 12:00. 56 NOTICII ADVERTISING oil our already low- Hartford iiinterview call 364- ^Avenue, South Windsor, (?onn. between 5 and 6 p.m. .months. 0209. Abbott Road. Ellington, CX. EOE. DAIRY QUEEN- Near 1 - Loti tnd Found CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC cost Homeoyrners show you how to increase your ear* Manchester Parkade, has part Her production company was stuck with this problem: 2 — Ptrtontit RATES Insurance AVON - TO BUY OR SELL IN 3 ~ Announctmtntt - Experienced only. Top PLUMBER WANTED for time openings for day or night C 4 U U S Manchester. Bolton, Coven­ how to create a show that would fill the gap left by the old — Enttfiiinmtnt 1 day ...... 12c word per day wages, ^ply: Atlas Tile, 186i2 yeaf- round work. Excellent employment. Work in clean 4 nings tremendously. PAINTING ESTIMATOR- try, Andover. Call 822-8083, 5 — Auctfont 3daya .....iHwordparday Berlin 'rpke., Wethersljeld, fORDET/UfS Company Fringe Benefit.s. WOMAN FOR HOUSE and pleasant surroundings. 'MTM show but still let its star get in her singing and 6 days .....10c word per day Excellent opportunity for in­ collect. dancing licks. 563-0151. Please call 649-2871. ■ CLEANING- 1 or 2 days per Apply in person. 242 Broad FINAUCIAL as days ... 9c days...... dividual with experience in all Street, Manchester. The puzzle was solved by creating a situation comedy 8 — Bondt-Stockt'Mortgtgot IS words $2.00 miQimum phases ol estimating for pain­ week. Own transportation BANK TELLER TRAINEE 9 — PtftontJ Lotni RN-LPN wanted for full or W.IMSH Irechette, Martin& KITCHEN HELP- Z positions required. Call 643-4934, after 10 — in tu rtn e t Happy Ads $2.50 Inch ting. pricing, negotaiing. or experienced for Wapping about a television personality — "M ary McKinnon" - . part time on all shifts. Apply available for nights. 1 for Pan­ 6:30 p.m, LAUNDRY WASHMEN-Part bu'ung and project manage­ Office, South Windsor Bank who sings and dances on her show but who possesses a iMPLOYMENT MSUUNCE AGENCY try & Prep Work. time weekends. Apply in per­ director of nursing. Salmon- ment. Send resume to; P.O. and Trust Co. Hours 8:30 to 5 13 — H tip W anttd brook Convalescent Home, off R O t l r a d l l ) INC. REALTORS® Experienced preferred. 1 for RECEPTIONIST / TYPIST son Meadows Convalescent "M iss Nice Guy" personality almost identical with Mary 14 _ Butintw Opportunilitt 84e-6080 Box 169. East Hartford, Conn. PM Monday - Thursday, House Street, Glastonbury. General Kitchen Work & WANTED For fast paced, in­ Homo, 333 Bldwcll Street, Richards, the television newswriter Miss Moore piayed 15 r- Silutlion Wanttd 06108. Friday 8:30 to 7 PM and oc­ Please call 633-5244. ‘'Service Tei C» TrtsT ■ T « l [ Washing Pots. Minium age 18. formal office. Must nave con­ Manchester. casional Saturday mornings. on her old show. EDUCATION _ _ler Call Cavev's Restaurant. 643- genial telephone manner, neat 16 — P n vait Inatructiona HOTEL- Banquet Captain Apply in person Main office, The new show offers an office "fam ily," just as the old NURSES AIDES wanted for H o m e s ^ 2751, ask lor The Chef. appearance, and be capable of FULL TIME PERMANENT 19 Scnooia-QlttMt •ndOMden*''^ with hotel or restaurant 1033 John .Fitch Blvd., South show did. This time there's Joyce Van Patten as her per­ 20 •> Inslruclioni Wanttd full time on all shifts. Apply handling periodic heavy POSITION available if you Windsor. S experience for large down­ NURSES AIDE- Laurel can speak and deal cfteclively sonal assistant. Michael Keaton ^s the brash post­ REAL ESTATE director of nursing. Salmon- Real Estate Service typing loads. Easy access toT town hotel. Excellent oppor- Manor. 91 Chestnut Street. 84 '86 Call Jo Ann Furrow al witli people over the phone, 23 — H o m tt lor S alt r brook Convalescent Home, off Manchestsr E. Hartford tunitv for qualified person. WORK OPPORTUNITY - $150 adolescent go-fer who brags that when it comes to 24 — Lota-Land for S alt 649-4519. Modern office, excellent House Street, Glastonbury. 649-4144 269-1624 C a ll'M s. Lauper. 249-5611. 646-8769 for appointment. An per week potential plus incen- romance on the slopes, he’s known as “ the Defroster." 25 — Invaatmtnt Proptrty Please call 633-5244. Th* Trwt4M hiOgnwwtir Comp$Hf Equal Opportunity Emplovcr, working conditions. Call 659- livc. Call 526-3869 between 10 26 — Bu9ini»ss Property l l ) So. Windaor Vernon Ext. 213. Michael Lombard plays the show’s bald producer, and 27 — Retort Property HgrHord. CofW Q im M F. 1331 for interview. AM and 4 PM. E.O.E. . Ron Rifkin the director. 20 — Real Eftate Wanted SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for 644-2497 671-0062 Guest stars on the opener are Lucille Ball and Mike MI8C. SERVICES South Winder. Will train. 31 — Servicet Offered Apply 9 Brookfield Street or Douglas, always a pleasant personality. Lucy and Mary 32 — Pamtmg-Ptpering □ EMPLOYMENT call 289-5918, after 12 noon. have a ball in a drunk scene, and they mug shamelessly 33 — Building-Conirecttng 34 — Roofng-Sidmg and delightfully as they try to swallow octopus and eel. 35 — Heating-Plumbing Help Wented 13 NURSES AIDES - Full time, Miss Ball .at one point looks like a snappish Pekinese 36 -» Flooring and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. 37 — Moving-TrucHing-Storage Experienced preferred, but while Mary tries to hide her disgust behind an unconvin­ 38 Servicet*Wanied WANTED - Gas station atten­ dant, full or part time. we will train. Apply in person: cingly polite smile. MISC. FOR SALE East HartTord Convalescent 40 — HousStiold Goods , Mature, responsible person If the opening show is any guide, the new “ Mary Tyler for third shift. References Home, 745 Main Street, East 4 1 — Articlet^for Sale Hartford. Moore Show” might prove as popular as its predecessor. 42 — Building Supphea —. Call 871-1698, Another fine comedy talent comes to CBS in the half- 43 — Pets -Birds-Dogs 44 — Muticai inatrumanta TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- hour before the MTM hour in the form of “ Stockard Chan- 45 — Boats 8 Accessories Excellent Part Time work. ning in Just Friends." 4£ — Sporting Goods i Apply 81 Commerce Street, 47 — Garden Products ] Glastonbury. PTG Company; Will train. Call Manchester 40 — Antiques — • J FOR THOSE WHO The show starts off with Miss Channing squeezing Telephone 633-7631. M3-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. herself and her ski gear into'a phone booth to phone her 49 — Wanted to Buy fich and snobbish sister, played by Mimi Kennedy, that RENTALS RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 SECRETARY - Part time. 52 — Rooms for Rent shifts. Gobd pay, good mornings, Vernon Circle area. she's going to get a divorce and heading from Boston to 53 — Apartments for Rent Typing, and machine Los Angeles. 54 — Homes for Rent benefits and working con­ INSIST ON 55 Business lor Rent ditions. Apply in person, Ver­ transcription a must. Send In due course she gets a job at the Beverly Hills Foun- 56 — Resort Properly for Rent non Manor, 180 Regan Road. resume Id Box AA, c/o 57 — Wanted to R e n t' Manchester Herald. Show Opens Tonight tain.of Youth Spa, finds an apartment and a new circle of 50 — M isc lor Rent Vernon. friends. AUTOMOTIVE NURSES AIDES- Full time, Ann C. Ro.sebrooks stands beside one of her paintings which will be 01 — Autos for Sale .COMPUTER NOTHING BUT THE FINEST These include the owner of the Spa, his son, a recep­ 62 — Trucks f<^r Sale all shifts. Experience on exhibit in the Stairwell Gallery of Manchester Community College tionist and a fellow tenant. Again, it's the concept of ■ APPLICATIONS PERSON preferred, but training will be 63 — Heavy.Equipment for Sale ■ wanted to assist in develop- 64 — Motorcycles-Bicydes given. Apply in person: East during March, The opening of the exhibit for Miss Rosebrook’s creating a comedy "fam ily" as foils for the star, and it ment of computer works well. 65 — Campers-Traiiers-Mobile Hartford Convalescent Home, primitive paintings and the works of Huntz Holz, a syntheseis of 1950’s Homes applications. No program­ 745 Main Street, East Hart­ KATHHUL UNMIMIIK There are some cute cracks — at one point she tells the - Aulomolive Service ming experience necessary. comic book art, will be tonight at 8 p.m. The Stairwell Gallery is in the 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease ford. receptionist that her husband was married to his work Some knowledge of computers Hartford Road Building of MCC. (UiSTONBURY NEW USTING The receptionist says she was in a relationship like that ...... SiJL.wwi'lSit S™ and PART TIME - No nights. No WSTORICIIL CHENEY ESTATE oncenn,.n —_ buth„. in ,n herh .. case the --man------was married- to -his------wife. .■.,:.v..-.v.-.v.-.-.-.-.v.v.-Kv...... :..: , opportunity em[iIoyer weekends. Long holidays, July A rare offering. This huge estate boasts 20 and August o ff Many retired One year old Ranch with view. 3 bedrooms, large rooms, with features such as 6 The basis for the show is the off-beat character of Miss Prolialf Notice M/F, Applications may be ob­ gentlemen and housewives Ghanning — a kind of zany pragmatism that ca be delight­ .NOTICK TO CHKDITOIIS tained from Windsor Public enjoy driving school buses. eat-in kitchen, therm'o-pane windows, gar­ o f / h o m e s / x fireplaces, S'/z baths, 11 bedrooms, main ThaVa Entertainment School District, 150 Bloom­ ful and. at the same time, touching. KSTATK ok SAMKKI, II DKNCAN WHY NOT YOU? We will age, underground utilities. Rare price dining room, 18x27’ servants’ quarters, 2 ,ik:i SAMCKI, HANNA DCNCAN field Avenue. Windsor, train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or Tho Hon Willi.-mi K Kilzdorald. Connecticut, 688-3631. stairways, porches. Built in 1902 by the .liidLiP III tlip Ctiiirl 1)1 Prnhatr, Manchester, M3-2414. range. Call today! hislriit III Mam lirsipr .'il»a hrarinp Cheney families. liHd on Pel) 22 197‘i nrilcicd thal nil BUS DRIVERS - will train if More Changes Mean TV Tonight • laims must lie ivrcscnli'd u> the EXPERIENCED lidiP larv tin or lK>(nrp M.iv'22 l!l79 or MACHINISTS- and/or TOOL necessary. Apply 90 GET MORE with Ik’ liarrofl a«. hv law prmidpil MAKERS - in person: H Brookfield Street, &)uth Wind­ Pearl .1 liitltinan, sor. Call 289-5918. Asv'i Clerk 4 B Tool 4 Engineering Com­ M exx) Dlok VanOyka The iidiH larv is- pany. 168 Forest Street More Stays the Same (ElSiSNtwi S Hogan't Haroaa PART TIME. Do you have 2 MERRin IjirrHa M Diiman Manchester, An Equal Oppor­ SENTRY THE D.W. FISH REALTY 00. '■M Brady Buncti 70 KcnNinplun Slreel hours a day? Work at home on A8ENCY Jokar'tWHd 11:30 Manchcslor. Conn. tunity Employer. M/F. JREAL ESTATE SERVICES By a u j ;n M. WII)I:M B o io ’a Big Top (DMovla "Black Noon" (1971) 06040 the phone servicing our 648-1180 plying that Hal Holbrook (yep, the same M undoRaal Roy Thlnnea, Yvalta Mlmleux. 072-2 customers in your spare time. VERNON CIRCLE, VERNON The Perry Mason, the Ellery Queen, man's been doing the “ Mark Twain My.ThraaBona (£ Movla “ Long Day’s Journey EXPERIENCED STOCK 249-7773. IB 29 Connecticut Blvd., East Hartford 122 Eait Canitf SI. whatever, "scries" of stories through the Bonanza Into Night” (1962). Katharine CLERKS- Part time, mor­ 289-4331 1st Tonight!" show for lo! these many years) NOTICK TO (’HKDITORS Studio Baa Hepburn. Jason Robards. KSTATK OF HORKRT C TYLKIf, nings; also experience part BOOKKEEPER years proved pointedly that when one is up to something bad. (DMovto “ Desire Under'The 6:30 deceased time afternoon Cashiers. App­ ACCOUNTS payable, applies variations on a given theme, the Forty years ago. like circumstances Elms" (1958) Sophia Loren, The HdK William K. FitzGerald, ly in person to: U Save Foods, receivable. Automotive end result can be far from predictable. ^ I Lova Lucy Anthony Perkins. .liidcp «»( the Cmirl of Probate. A were handled with alacrity and aplomb in ftow llng For Oodara CD Movis “ Piranha, Piranha" liiNtrm Ilf Mani’he.ster al a hearinp 725 East Middle Turnpike, experience helpful. Minimun 5 Yet. as has been said, the more things a Saturday afternoon movie .serial — the Jaka Haat Qoapal Tima (1972) Peter Brown. William held tin Fehruarv 21. 1979 ordered that Manchester. years full-time recent IO gy NBC Nawt all i laiiii'. iniivl Im* presenleil to the bookkeeping experience. 9 YEARS OF change, the more they stay the same. pro-World War II version of 1979’s televi­ Smith. IhIik lan on nr hefure Mav 21. 1979 or lO w E a t y O 9 Tonight h(' [tarred as In lan pnn idetl Career position, excellent ad­ There's a poignant fade-out scene in^ sion series. There would be hail-biting, >Ad«n-12 MORTGAGE Movie “The Red Dragen" Pearl .1 lltiUinati. vancement 527-8246. Danny Kaye movie, "The Kid from l)ut, hark, who goes there! Nothing but the Tha Othar School Syttam S (1946) Sidney Toler,Benson Ass'l Clerk Brooklyn," circa 1946. Walter Abel and Fong. TIk' IhIih iarv is REAL ESTATE DISTINCTION meter man. my good woman! 6:55 Linda M Tvlet Legral .Notice Lionel .Slander, who had figured in A profes.sor of English, Dr. James f lN a w t .16 Seoll Dr Why not send MONEY? Mam Hester. CT deviousness earlier, are seen meekly com­ Motten, told this paragrapher at the 7:00 07.1-2 Notice is hereby given by the a happy thought plying with orders tossed out by the now- C B S Nawt 12:37 Commission on Hospitals and University of Connecticut's Hartford ) Tha Brady Bunch SIProtsetora to someone todayl Iriumphanl Mr. K. branch 90 years ago-plus that a good A B C Nawt NOTICK TO CRKDITORS Health Care that a public 1:00 KSTATK ()FCATHKRINK P l.YNNK hearing will be held at the More than two decades later, a Walt writer can adapt, adapt and continue to Dating Q tm t News (Dma Approximate) aka CATMKRINK M l.YNNK nr EAST HARTFORD 843,900 FatHvalOfFtHh Commission on Hospitals and Just listed this 5'/i Room aluminum sided Ranch, Diknoy Stiidyts comedy, "Ixivc Bug," adapt, come up with a striking yarn from 8a a Midnight Spadal r.ATHKRINK l.YNNK. deiTascd PopI Qoat Tha Country The lltin William K Fitz(ierald Health Care. Conference EXPERIENCED full basement, carpeting, rec room with free standing fadcd-oiil with a like theme; David the basics of plots, and not duplicating line 1:30 Judge of the Court of F^robale, District (Z) Joa Franklin Room A. 340 Capitol Avenue. MACHINISTS 4 LATHE fireplace, all nicely decorated makes this, a teriffic Tomlinson and .loo Flynn, who had lOIckCavalt of Manchester at a hearing held on OPERATORS- Full or part for line even in a sim ilar situation what I Newlywed Game l ehnian 2.1, 1979 nrdered that all Hartford. Connecticut, on lormcntcd the leading man, Dean Jones, 2:27 I laiiMs mtisl he presented to the time. Excellent benefits. App­ buy. has gone before. I The Odd Ce barred as In l.aw provld*^! Turnpike, Manchester. LM Dean .loiies. could he expected .lO and 40 years ago to 7:20 Pearl .1 Hultman. relative lo new home health 2:30 Ass i Herk Gill Welding Manufacturing Time and time again. Perry Mason zero in on doers of dastardly deeds S Dally NumtMra (X) Nawt Hie fiihii larv is services as required by Sec­ Co:, Division of BHS, Inc., or could cope with the more cunning of the without so much as tearing » sleeve. The 7:30 fieorge Stuart l.vnne tion 19-731 of the Connecticut call M7-9931. aka General Statutes, for the criminal lot. triumph, oh. so well, at the audience, youthful, rooting, ever rooting P.M. Magazhta (ieorge S l.vnne end of the story. So, too. with Queen. So, Carol Bumalt And Frianda NOTin-: TO niKiiiToiis 77 Aslnvnrlli St following facility: ATTENTION - Need 2 people for Our Man On The Screen, could cheer o stia NaNa T.SIATK OK .lOIIN I IIANDA. Mam liesicr. (T 06040 SUBURBAN HOME HEA'i'H over 21, Immediate employ­ too. the capacity to cope with just about lustily. See that critter, Charles? I’m a- Nawtywad Qama 074-2 ASK ME. ment. This is not a fancy ad, PortarWagonar The Hun Willinm K Kit7(iprald, CARE CON.SORTIUM. every popular piece of fiction involving •.IikIl'o g1 Hip Colirl all I laims must lie prosonletl to t.he GRIT BLASTERS WANTED - separate heating systems plus a three cat garage are Olivo M I'h.intla .litlui larv on nr heinre Mav 2.1 1979 nr ding communities to be Experienced preferred. Call here — or heroine — will bask in the splen- l)lossom forth with themes entirely SM akIn 'It just a few of the reasons this will not last long. 71 niarlor Oak St Itc h.irrtHl as hv law prnviihtt served by the proposed new 633-9474. (Connecticut Hard- dorous sunshine of success NHLHookar Mam hi'sliT. LT IWMf) Pearl .1 Hultman. remote from what has gone before. Q 9 DHTtant Strokaa institutional health service face 4 Metallizing Corp:. Main Office: 1007 Main Street. Mancheoter S4S4566 in last year's .lames Brolin movie, 07R-2 Ass t Clerk K*Mart Office; Spencer Street. Manchetter 64S'0007 IJterature of hundreds of years ago can be si) Waahington Waak In Hie lliliii larv is arc encouraged to attend this Glastonbury. PASEK REAL ESTATE CONSULTANTS "Capric Capitol Avc.. Hartford, CTon □ NOTICES Apply: Gaer Brothers. 140 Oglethorpe, a stalwart newsman (Elliott ' movies ,90 years ago!” True. Variations on XToBaAnnounoad March I6, I979 beginning at Rye Street. South Windsor. Gould) happens on clues, premises, im­ £ 0 Movla "Baby Blue 9;00 a m. to hear testimony Conn. a theme! Lott and Found ENGINEER. MECHANICAL. .Marina" (1976) Jan-MIchaal relative to rale Increases for Vincent. Qlynnis O'Connor. A Must have Associates Degree. certain services, as required Growing company has BABYSITTER NEEDED- young man who was dishonor­ LOST - KEYS. Lilley Street Call anytime after 6 p m.. 646- ably ditchargad from the Marine per Section 19-73i (b). G.S.. area. If found call 644-0268 requirement for engineer to 0767. Encore Concert Slated Corps assumes the idantity ol a tor the following: Crestfield alter 6 p.m. Reward. work with Industrial Heat war hero. Treating Furnaces. 2 Conv. Home. 565 Vernon a Congraaalonal Outlook PARAGON TOOL CO. INC. “DB9IQNED WITH DltTlMCTIOM" HARTFORD — In an unusual move to Street. Manchester. CT 06040. LOST - SMALL FEMALE Rebuilding. Modifications. The highlight will be Tachaikovskv's OM ovM "The Hot Rock" Sales Assistance, some Has immediate openings for litis 6 room ranch features a gorgeous pine paneTed develop new audiences, the Hartford (1970) Robert Redtord, George The Commission strongly SIBERIAN HUSKY in the Machinist for short run air­ Piano Concerto No. 1 wittj pianist San­ vicinity of Forest Ridge Con­ Design work. Excellent kitchen, wood burning stove, fireplace, 2 full baths, Symphony Orchestra will pre.sent a con­ Segal. Four woutd-ba thieves urges interested members of ground floor opportunity for craft parts. Molds and Tool tiago Rodriguez. Rodriguez appeared with altsmpi to stesl the same dia­ the public to attend and take dominiums. Red and white and Die Work. Should be able family room, plus an attached green-house and gar­ cert featuring "Everything You Ever with blue eyes. Reward. MS- bright versatile engineer who the orche.stra in. January. mond lour times. (2 hrs.) an active part in this hearing. to set up and work from age. On over an acre of matured treed lot with .Wanted to Hear the ll.SO Play” on Satur­ BSTha HollwMod Muticalt 1910. likes "Hands-On-Approach". Also featured on the program are DARUIS J. SPAIN. Full benefit company. Call Blueprints. Top pay. liberal privacy. All this offered in Bolton for only $61,500. day, March 10. at It a m at Bu.shnell "SIngIn' In The Rein" (1952) overtime, and excellent fringe Glinka's overture to "Russian and Lud­ Qane KaNy. Chatisse. Satire CHAIRMAN- 289-1588 ask for Martha. In- Home And Display It LOST - Ladies Ring, Blue Lin- Ust Memorial Hall. ol Hollywood during the transi­ COMMISSION ON dustronics, 489 Sullivan benefits. Apply at: 121 A^ms VMIR milla." Mozart’s "A Little Nightmu.sic," dy Star, Sapphire-, in Street, Manchester. 647-0935. SOUTH WINDSOR The program, directed at lafnily and LLszt’s "Les Preludes ’ tion p^od from smnt films to HOSPITAUS 4- Manchester: Sears, Caldor. Avenue, South Windsor, Ct. telklet. (2 hrs., 30 min.) Don't wail long to see this lovely 8 room split level audiences, will feature the return engage-' For ticket information call the Bushnell HEALTH CARE First Federal. Elm Ceramics. ment of a young pianist, well-known light B:30 0 7 1 - 2 ______Reward. 646-8018. home. Features include 3 bedrooms, family room, box office. 246-6807 a|OaHMk>,LarTy KEYPUNCH - EAM OPERATOR In Our Relaxed lovely living room, diningroom, and kitchen. Also a classics, and a special admi.ssion price. a Tha Fourth Ealala NOTICE OF HEARING MISSING FE M A LE SILVER TOWN OF MANCHESTER ESTATE OF JULIE A. paneled rec room with fireplace, deluxe built-ins, lOdXI toy poodle. Vicinity Cam­ $7,898.80 - 88.830.86 carpeting, 1 Vz baths, treed yard. Asking $66,900. lhaChrMlans HESSE a/k. a JULIA-A. bridge Street. Manchester. HESSE Call 649-6934 Reward. Independently operates numeric or alphabetic Players Start Rehearsal SwmlaaaOtQed deceased keypunch and verifying machine and performs •A t B A U t r Livingroom Atmosphere a a Bwaaglakaa ...... IMPOUNDED- Male, related clerical work of coding, checking, VERNON — Rehearsals are under way I’arent is appearing with Tri-Town for the Pursuan to an order of Hon. Seven room Federal Colonial, completely iThsPaopla'a Caucus, William E, FitiGerals, Judge! Sprmger-^nieL black and arranging, and filing matarlala. One year's for the Tri-Town Players spring produc­ remodeled. 1st floor family room, larjge kitchen, in first time, having done backstage work in dateHale March I.I 1979.1Q70 a hearini-^Ie-hearing abjut 2 Xears Old. 10:30 experience In operating keypunch and verifying \ tion, j.'Look Homeward, Angel" by Ketti, the past. will be held on an application Hillstown Road area. Contact nice area in Mansfield, with many extra features a S BohhyVInian v Manchester Dog Warden. 646-. machines, plus graduation from high school Is Frings. Loo Hay is director ol Tri-Town’s Others featured in the cast are Joy Bale IMngFallh ^ praying for authority to sell m u ^ to see at only $59,900.00 ll99ltV Co., Inc 4555. required. second show in its .seventh season. of Willimantic, Paul Marte of Manchester 11M certain real estate as in said The leads arc Dwight Martin of Amston and Maggie Kline of Vernon. application, on file more fully P e n o n e lt Applications and job dascriptiona are available at TEDFORD ^ 843-2692 as W.O. Gant and Rose Parent of Vernon Ttie play will bo presented March SO, 31. appears, at the Court of the Personnel Office, 41 Center Street, REAL ESTATE as Eliza Gant. and April 6 and 7 at the Vernon Center Probate on March 9.1979 at 10 RIDE WANTED TO Manchester, Conneefleut 647-6614 Robert D. Murdock^ Realtor Martin has appeared in many pnxiuc- Middle School. To learn more call 872-3718 am HAMILTON STANDARD. Closing date for filing la March 9, 1979 KEEP SMILING Windsor Locks. 7:30 to 4:00. 643-1591 872-9153 Madeline B. Ziebarth An equal opportunity ewploysr. tions, including the role of Henri II in or 87S-9099. CaU 643-5686. ITATI 422-<69t "Lion in Winter ” for Tri-Tow. Mrs KEEP HAPPY Clerk NM I’AGK KIGIITKKN - EVENING HERALD. Fri., Marc-h 2, IW» Arlielaa lor Sale 4 f EVENING flERALD, Fri., March 2, 1979 — PAGE NINETEEN It Homaa For Bata 23< Hornet For Sale N«4$ Waittad Hortraa For Bala Otlfcaa-Storaa for Rant 55 Frank and Ermat [ ALUMINUM Sheets used as Apartmanta For Rant 53 Apartments For Rant' S3 B BUSINESS & SERVICE EXPERIENCED OIL I printing plates. .007 thick ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. j ,3x32". 25 cents each or 5 for LOOKING for anything in real SPACIOUS. CLEAN. FIRST BURNER SERVICEMAN estate rental - apartments, Ideal location. $300 including WANTED- Please call 643- ;$1. Phone 643-2711. Must be FLOOR five room apartment. FRANK an4 ERNEST: genealogy homes, multiple dwellings? Appliances included, utilities utilities.. Don Horrigan, 5135. icked up before. 11 a.m. Barrows Company. 647-1000. T O MAK£ a LPN(» SNLY. No fees. Call J.D. Real EsUte extra. One child; absolutely FAMliy HISTORIES cann-n Associates. Inc. 646-1980. no pets. Security, references. SHIPPER- Expidite MANCHESTER- Main Street r e s e a r c h e d 5TORY ,^HORT, I TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - $240 per month. 6434)738. shipments and sample orders, MANCHESTER- West Center modem office available. 400 coordinate shipments froib pGood condition.G ood for THREE FAMILY Street. Four room apartment. SINGLE SPECIAL - Heated sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call MI5T&R WERUEX li warehouse and arranges fdr [ plating, or welding. Call 649- 646-2469 or 646-2755. DIRECTORY NEWLY PAINTED Tile bath, appliances, private one bedroom with parking, no carrier 'pick ups, maintains .M39 from noon til 6:00 p.m. entrance and storage. Go()d lease required. Just $175, (745- 5h Oo JC Yo u r FA M iCf shipping records,. prepare SEPARATE HEA'HNG location. Available im­ j f 8»ivle0$ Otttnd 31 Barvleaa Ottered j j Building Contracting 33 bills of lading, packing slips, SYSTEMS : MOLDED FORMICA top and 2.) Small fee. Rental Wanted to Rant 57 ••rv/e*« OHtrtd mediately. (Juict or retired Assistors 236-5646. , TREE AMD A BoNCH ^ and shipping labels. Fhrevious GOOD INCOME paneled bar with two shelves EXPERT PAINTING and persons. References, securi­ WANTED - 2 working women WATERPROOFING- CARPENTER - Repairs, shipping experience COMPARE AT 49,900" and four stools. $175. 646^028. LANDSCAPING Specializing Hatchways. Foundation remodeling, additions, gar­ ty. No pets, or children. VERNON - Kids ok, carpeted desire 2 bedi;pom apartment ' oP 5QUIRREL 5 f E l l . ; INCOME TAX preferred. Good tiding skills BELFIORE AGENCY U nheated, $215 m onthly. in Exterior House Painting. Cracks. Tile Lines, Sump ages. roofing. Call David required. Apply tetween 1-4 :f ULL LENGTH Ranch Mink 2 bedroom with appliances. or small hodse. $240 limit. raEPARATION Tree pruning, spraving. Pumps. Window Wells. Gravi--' Patria, 644-1796. 431MMnSL SirOraMlW Write to: P.O. Box 244, East- Just $200. Small fee. (739-1.) Days - 649-1538. OUT. p.m. to: Rogers Corp., Mill Coal, excellent condition. Size ford. Conn. 1h >kV(} J - 1 mowing, weeding: Call 7fi- ty Feeds. 30 Years Street, Manchester. An Elqual Route 5 So. Wtndoor ; 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. Rental Assistors 236-5646. 7947. Experience! 643-4953. 242- FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY Opportunity Employer M/F. S47-1413 BUSINFXS Ht INDIVIDUAL APARTMENT and HOUSES 5915. - Remodeling and Additions. DINING ROQM SET well 6 ROOM DUPLEX- Centrally □ AUTOMOTIVE INOOMK TAXES Schoola-Claaaea 19 For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ located. Utilities not included. SNOW-PLOWING- Available Kitchens Ana Rec Rooms. 35 nVa^e. matching table, six Autoa For Sale 81 Autoa For Sala 81 Trucks (or Sala 82 rH E I’ARKD - In the com- all winter, night or day. BABYSITTING IN MY tals in all Areas. Prices and Call 646-8867, after 5 p.m. Trucks (or Sale 62 ears experience! For Free FOR THE BEST - Manchester chairs, buffet and liquor 61 (orl of your, homo or office, SANDING AVAILABLE TOO. HOME- Verplanck School El'stimates. call 646-4239. Sizes. Cail Rental Assistors, Autoa For Sale Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 cabinet. $250. 646-2869. 236-5646. Small Fee. 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN fall 646-7833, for an appoint­ Don't wait til it snows! Call area. Own transportation. BOLTON - Cozy one bedroom BANK REPOSSESSIONS 1963 MERCURY COMET- 1974 DODGE VAN- Excellent n m E M B R Y pupils per teacher. FREE in­ WE PAY $10 for complete window van, Excellent condi­ ment. 646-0743. after 3:30 p.m, Call 649-6235 anytime. FARRAND REMODELING - cottage, heat and appliances. FOR SALE- 1975 Oldsmobile* Excellent condition. Ideal se­ running condition. Under 60,- troductory lesson with this ad. ,SKI BOOTS - Used one season. 40' X 10' 1 Bedroom Mobile junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland tion. Very low mileage. Cap­ Cabinets and Formica Tops, Individual only. $185. (770-3.) Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, cond car. $325 firm. Call 643- 000 miles, Call 9-5, 643-2171, $17-1413 Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. F O R S A L E 'San Giorgio, good condition, Home, in Bolton. Working Auto Body. 528-1990. tains chairs. Stereo and PROFE.SSIONAL WILL BABYSIT in my home. Roofing. Gutters, Room Ad­ ANDOVER jwarm. $35. Size 9. 643-7695. Small fee. Rental Assistors needs b o ^ work $2700; 1974 4815, after 3 p.m. ask for Steve. single person only. No pets, 236-5646. Pontiac Firebird, automatic cassette. Radials. 429-9461, INCOME TAX Preparation DRESSMAKING & Pre-school to 7 years of age. ditions. Decks, All types of Circa 1742 MANCHESTER Experienced, At your home. ALTERATIONS done in my Lakewood Circle area. animals, children. Call 643- MONTE CARLO 1973, Power with air $2295; 1973 Ford 1978 CAMARO L T -305 V8- Remodeling and Repairs, I f YOUR BUSINESS ■FIREWOOD FOR SALE- 8* 2880. steering, power brakes, 1977 DODGE RAM Call Dan Mosler, 649-3^9 or home. Please call 646-4972. Mature woman. Please lone 643-6017. VOICE, PIANO Instructions. WANTED - MATURE Country Sedan Station Wagon Copper Brown, "beige vinyl CHARGER- 4 wheel drive. 9 room beautifully restored □ REAL ESTATE IS ON THIS LIST... ■months seasoned. $35 Pick up automatic. $1,575. Call 649- Uotorcyclea-BIcyclea 84 5264263, Monday thru Friday. 10:00 telephone 6465886. Former faculty New York WORKING COUPLE for 4 $900; 1973. Chevrolet Bel Air roof, tinted glass, air, rear Call 649-3833 after 5 p.m. colonial. 5 bedrooms, 2 NtssOHb rsstsursm / 'truck load delivered. Call 742- a m. to 3:00 p.m. Music and Art High School. MANCHESTER- Main Street. room duplex in East Hartford. 1149 anytime. $1000; 1972 Ford Maverick defroster. 7500 miles. AM-FM LEON CIESZYNSKI baths. 8.8 acres. 7 RssI toM fssIsiifsnt ■7637. 1973 HONDA CB 450, Low WILL CLEAN CELLERS and BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ Professional Singer/Pianist. Homaa For Sale 23 3 and 4 rooms apartment, No pets. Security and $1000; 1970 Chevrolet Malibu stereo 8 track. Power DODGE 1974 POWER INCOME TAX fireplaces, huge barn. 2 car CofivMtIsitos heated. Hot water, references required. 1966 BUICK ELECTRA 225. mileage. Excellent condition. attics and haul away scrap ditions. Remodeling, Rec 644-8597. [NATURAL TAN MINK PAW $700; 1970 Chrysler New steering, power brakes. WAGON- 30,000 miles. 4 way PREPARATION - Your home garage. A rare offering. fctfOOr IpOfGS Of SITMIOOfVISfllS appliances. No pels. Parking. Applications accepted at 529- Very good condition. $650. Call 643-5849. iron FREE of chac h a r g e . Rooms. Garages. Kitchens COLONIAL - 7 rooms, formal •JACKET - Beautiful condi- Yorker $650. The above may Asking $5895. Phone 643-8029, plow. Big tires. Many options. or mine, Dan Wade, Tax CoO' Inollliflloftol hoo4l9Uortore Security. 523-7047. 7544. Completely restored. New be seen at the Savings bank of after 6 p.m. Telephone 644-3234. Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath $150,000 GUITAR. BANJO, dining room, large eat-in Jtion. $350 or best offer. 647- Roger, 871-0183, 872-9938. WANTED TO BUY-Used Sad­ lultant. 871-9564, MANDOLIN BASS LESSONS kitchen, 4 bedrooms, heated Nrolssolonol buMlna brakes, exhaust system. Must Manchester, 923 Main Street, REFINISHED KITCHEN Tile. Dormers. Roofing. FynorsI porfoc •1790. dle Bags. Please call 649-4105. - Folk, Blue Grass, Popular. porch, 2 car garage, with I MANCHESTER- Attractively MANCHESTER- One be seen. 643-0294. Manchester. CABINETS I t COUNTERS- Residential or Commercial. FORD 1978 F-150 Stylcsidc PBlnllng-Ptptrlng Ages, 5 - adults. Beginners - chimney for wood stove, Aiilo solos paneled 4 room Apartment. bedroom Apartment on Main Trucks (or Sale 62 Woodwork. Floors, for homes 32 649-4291. l4 PIECE COLONIAL Living Pickup. 20,000 miles. Cempera-Trallera ALLAN T, KEELER S TAX professionsals. Easy private lot. $56,900. Group I, Stove, carpeting. Adults. Street. Available immediate- 1972'GRAND TORINO - Best 1971 PLYMOUTH Excellent condition. 6 and apartments. 667-3643. ask JRoom Set. 3 Cushion Couch. References. No offer. 649-2452 after 7 PM. Mobile Homea 85 SERVICE, Tax Returna done PAINTING - Interior and RETIRED BUILDER - rec enjoyable progress. Free Philbrick Agency 646-4200. pels. $195.646- ly. $175 monthly, includes SATELLITE - 4 door sedan, V- cylinder standard, (uses for Ken. PoelorroMtttt ■ Platform Rocker with Ot- 3167, 228-3540. 8, with air conditioning. 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN in the privacy of your home exterior, paperhanging, rooms, hung ceilings, ceramic LOAN INSTRUMENT. 646- heat. One months' security. regular gas). Price includes 1978 24 FT, PROW LER Call 871-1781. for appointment, Chibhouso ' toman and Clmir. 2 years old. Call after 6 p.m. 644-2314. 1976 FIAT 128 HATCHBACK- Asking $650. Call 646-7914 WINDOW VAN-318.8. AT, PS, SNOW PLOWING excellent work references. tile, plumbing, electric. HOWLAM REALTORS 6557. TOLLAND- Newer 3 Bedroom [Call 643-899T cap and extra 8 inch wheels C A M P E R - s le e p s 8. yyyyyyyyymm'yy/yy anytime. Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime.' >/lW«rllH. tel to ouinl., AM.PIM SIw m , rteM Gravel. Built-Ujp Roofing. Bualneaa Opportunity 14 PMLBRICK AGENCY fireplaces, absolutely im­ [and includes full installation. trol, AM-PM Starao, alaai wtiaaia, whHawaRa. A mual wtitewant. A hwd lo ted motel In lop OMiOWon. CtM TREE SERVICE - Free MANCHESTER HOSPITAL aaa auto • Tail driva aoon. Commercial"''& Residential. maculate.^ car garage. 6 •Asking $989. Financing AREA- 1 or 2 bedroom, older 466 MAIN STREET. North of estimates, discount senior PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Free Estimates. 872-6269. MANCHESTER Package 646-4200 F. J. SPIUCKI REALTORS [[available. Call Stan collect lYNCH •8695 8R0UP DAY CARE acres. 649^2813. Duplex. Refrigerator, stove, Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. •3495 J citizens. Company AND PAPERING - Interior store. Excellent location. Well .203-236-5871. MANCHEBTER, CONN. Manchester-owned and specialists. Cdmmerical and 643-2121 ____. sundeck, yard. No dogs. of centrally located space. HOME Haating-Plumbing 35 established business. Call Security and references. Ideal for stordi8>ff><;e or other operated. Cali 646-1327. residential. Free estimates, Marion E. Robertson, PIANO INSTRUCTION - FIREWOOD FOR SALE- 8 If This Emblem Isn't On Your Car — ^ 1 fully insured. 646-4879. March 1st. $245. 643-8631. business or cbmmercial use. THERESTII SEWERLINES, sink lines, Realtor. 643-5953 Experienced teacher, active Lota-Lend for Sale 24 months seasoned. $35 pick up Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. You Probably Paid Too Much. 1976 TOYOTA PICKUP 1975 COROOBA REWEAVING burn holes. •••••••••••••••••••••••••« in MUSIC TEACHERS Nloa blua tong bad with thrHly 4 eyi. and aeonomteal 1 Smart burgundy RnMt with whHa vinyl half real, State-licensed, two cleaned with electric cutters, truck load delivered. Call 742- FOUR ROOM Apartment - 426 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Building Contracting 33 by professionals. McKinney NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. COVENTRY- Prime 15 acres 7637. apaad Irana. AM radio. Work or play IMa unH «W burgun^ vinyl Ini, 1 cyl., A/Trana, P/Ctaartng, lae abt Window shades, Venetian teachers, visiting Public Broad Street. $155, Security MANCHESTER- 2 car gar­ piaaaa you • Hurry on tMa ona. AM-PM, whHtwaHa. Istra nloal Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Many extras. Bolton, accessi­ WOIVEITON UENCY Commercial "Site, long fron­ deposit. Married couple. No age, with electricity. Ideal for 1975 TOYOTA F-10 LamI Cruisw blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Health RN daily. WES ROBBINS Carpentry ble from 1-84. Interview and pany. 643-5308. tage. 13,000 daily traffic THREE PIECE BEDROOM pets. 643-4751. Plumber, Electrician. Small 4 sp. trans., white tpoke wheels. AM>FM radio. •3495 •82B5 Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- remodeling specialist. Ad­ yiecifics, Gretchen Van Why $43-2113 • 4 9 9 5 We offer your child the count. Sale, land lease,.-buiid SET $200. Kitchen Set - 5 C arp en try Shop etc. No 5221. ditions. rec rooms, dormers, NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet HBAITORS Gowen, 646-72W, ^______J ______0 home atmosphere of love to suit. Rain Soft, 871-0378. pieces. $65. Call 633-3890 automotive work. 643-1577. built-ins. bathrooms, repairs, plugged drains, anytime. 1976 MAZDA MUER Coupe ^ and understanding you ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, kitchcns/6^9-3446. kitchen faucets replaced, MANCHESTER- Charming Inveatment Property 25 4 Sp. trans. Only 16,000 miles. • 2 9 9 5 BANK TERMS EASILY AMIANaED - TRADES WELCOMED attics, garages, yards want him/her to have repaired, rec rooms, oversized 6 Room Aluminum GARAGE SALE cleaned. moving, ' while you work. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. 6 + bathroom remodeling, heat Sided Cape. 3 bedrooms. 2 full FOUR FAMILY- Quiet MISCELLANEOUS AS ADVERTISEin 1978 COROLLA 2 Door trucking l/>am for .sale. Lawn I Immediate openings for Additions. Repairs, Cabinets. modernization, etc. Free ACRES baths. Fireplace, garage. neighborhood. Appliances in­ Household goods, some fur­ R e g a l S X 1600 deluxe 6 sp. overdrive. AM-FM radio. • 4 3 9 5 ^ 1974 ELOORAOO 1 service. No job too big or children 3<'and 4. Enclosed Call G to Cushing 345-2009 Estimate gladly given. M & N Comes with this charming 9 Convenient location. ERA cluded. Fully rented. lOVc niture, scouting equipment. Qorgaoua PlramM graan wHh wtdia vinyl roal. Haa aH 1974 COUGAR " small. 568-8522. A bolpo XA hordlop wMi Ion hoH *tny( root, ouMon- M play yard, play-room, 2 Plumbing i Heating. 649-2871. room Cape-in nearby DUBALDO LESPERANCE, gross. $96,000. Owner/Broker Saturday March 3rd. - 10 - 4. Cadillac powar aaalat opOona. A malor ear TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY wpksndM dinp on* ownor, I oyl., A/Trono., P/PMoitnp, loo. ak, j classrooms. Coventry. Plus 2 full baths, 646-0505. - 633-6026. 107 Pratt Street, East Hart­ 1975 BUICK SKYLARK 2 Dr. that will aarva you wall - Hurryt AM-FM, rodlol whHowoMo. Moot oool COMPLETE CARPET & Tile Carpentry and general con­ MANCHESTER PLUMBING ford. Ct. Learning experiences 2 car garage, family room, Helchback. V-6, 4 sp.. AM-FM radio. • 3 1 9 5 •3895 Installation and repairs. Free tracting. Residential and & HEATING - Repairs. TODAY’S PRIME MAIN STREET •3295 estimates Call 646-3745, after through music, art, trips, commercial. Whether it be a and more. Priced to sell in Remodeling. Pumps repaired the 70's. Manchester Property. Fully MOVING, MUST SELL if - 5 p.m. pets. Lunches and nutri­ small repair job. a custom replaced. Free estimates. leased, long term basis to EVERYTHING! This. Friday 1974 CEUCA ST COUPE tional snacks provided. Lo­ built home or anything in Electric drain-snaking. 24- nationally rated tenants. Tax & Saturday. 10 to 6, Addison 4 sp. trans., vinyl roof. • 2 7 9 5 1071 SCOUT " 1974 TOYOTA Thrifty Wua Corolla t dr. aadan. Haa 4 apaad Irana., BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. cated In Manchester, (Kee­ between, call 646-1379. hour service. 646-0237. / Stop. Good net return. Road, 3r(i. Floor, Glastonf A dapandaMa 4 wheel drive unlL Haa • oyl., A/Trana., Flreplaces,concrctc. Chimney REALESIATE front huba. TMa vaMda priced to aaRlaat. radio, whllawalls. In lop oondtOon thru aui ney St. School District) Excellent shelter position. bury. 1974 BUCK APOUO repairs. No job too small NEWTON SMITH- Flooring 36 E sta te , near the Glastonbury-East Possible mortgage assump­ 4 Door Sedan, auto, trans. • 2 3 9 5 • f ic s •2205 .Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ Remodeling, Repairs, and tion. Rain Soft, 871-0378. A Hartford line. timates. Rec-Rooms. No job to small, FLOOR SANDING AND 646-2482 Doga-BIrda-Pela 43 « 5 4 5 9 plus A M -F M raidio, Landau Vinyl For appointment to ob­ i 649-3144. ZMSSER AGENCY By NORMA TEDFORD ORI-CRE serve our EXCEPTIONAL REFINISHING. Floors like Bualneaa Property 26 Top, powfer brakes, Sto ck ^f9^99 1974 HORNET HATCHBACK WRinEM auaMNTEEi - WODEHN tENVICE FACILITIEt CARPET'installation - new. (.Specializing in older The truth is that money FREE PUPPIES- Part Husky NEW HOMES / Part Labrador. Very affec­ 6 cyl., auto, trans. • 2 3 9 5 Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets. EDUCATIONAL day care CARPENTRY & MASONRY- floors). Staining floors. No 646-1511 used in a home purchase INDUSTRIAL SPACE - 6,000 .Steam Cleaning. Free es­ program. Call 646-4864. 'Additions and Remodeling. tionate. Call 649-0743, after 5 waxing. Also Ceiling and Several beautiful and instead of rent is a fairly square feet divided into 1,000 SUPER SPECIAL SATURDAY SPECIAL timates. Call 649-6265. [ free estimates. Call Anthonv p.m, 1977 JEEP J-10 . to Interior Painting. John Ver- VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco custom crafted new houses safe form of investment. If square foot modules. Very Squillacote 649-0811. Longbed Pickup. 4 W.D., fully equipped on and oN 1974 PINTO WAQON faille. 646-5750 after 6 PM. Snacks with locations $3,580 under construction by one chooses good property, reasonable. 646-5707. CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- A COMPLETE BOARDING ^ 5 8 0 9 road. • 5 4 9 5 Jutt TnO ae. tqutn mom Cape. 3 bedrooms, 1588. E.O.E, seat. All levels 228-9817, guaranteed. line Furniture Bam. 646^865. Also 50 horse Johnson out­ MH/IM RADW * ROOF RMK * BOW m chock Route 83, Vernon, Ct. living room with fireplace, Attention Investors. 4 board. $300. 2284)475 or 228- family (4-4-4-31, $8220 in­ Your Connecticut dealin' Datsun Dealers are still celebrating Come in and test drive a Special Edition 4-door •free oxhouat system kitchen, formal dining 9550...... come. tenants pay heat, OFFICE SPACi Sportwagon. Take home a great new car room, very nice lot. Antiquaa Washington’s Birthday. And you’re getting the birthday inspection parking,on a busliiie. $53.- u i i u m Aluminum siding, circuit R IA U O n FOR RENT package. With every new ’79 Special Edition red. white, or 000 RiEAurom breakers. Stove and WANTED: Antique furniture blue 210 4-door Sportwagon, we’re giving away *357 worth Drive a Datsun bargain today! I b o K|ur(' Itrt, a l Mao glass, pewter, oil paintings or $7 .5 0 refrigerator to stay. Rare m . lihrslFr. air rnmliliimtni! and other antique items, n. of options — AM/FM radio — Roof rack — Body side •ter (xplt** M«r. 11, tan Price Range $50,500. MNE MMI CHWIL CIVE ^pari^ill^^ r.iU MS « | T B M M HOL ESTATE Harrison, 643-8709. molding. FREEI WILUNGTON Beautiful 9 room Cape with s e m a n a iT COLUMBIA »T w 0 2*1 acre lots. 3 full baths, 2 fireplaces. How’s that for a celebration? A real deal from your iR O g S l CARE Beautiful center Beautifully tiWd on dead­ 15x36 family room with Connecticut dealin’ Datsun dealer. Your choice of a U / m m / a B u a B chimney Cape with full LORBARDO & ASSOUATES end street. Level. Dry. HOWliW REALTORS sliders to large wood deck. value-packed special red, white or blue Sportwagon, CENTER dormer', 25' livingroom ■ 0*ie» food March » w wfwe ouapfee Pen- tested. 200 ft. front. 4 bed-rooms, master Each office 52 Datsun’s newest family-style car, that gives you '.,3 M P G with firefdace, I 'i naths. 649-4003 643-1108 bedroom 15x18. Rec room independently WANTED •1979 EPA Mtim stM «r« 39 mpg hlghwsy, 29 mpg 0*7' 388 MAIM ST. MANCH Owner help finance. $11,500 Estim siM art for companson Yoor actual mlloaga may dlWar. df>fuHng on how anO whara Minute walk to Columbia with wet bar. garage, large owned and operated. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN h ig b M y . 28 M P G city.* each To . buy. . . 5 aingk or multirduieUint you driva, condition of your car, and optional aqofpmant. U k e. $51,900, lot PLUS a tournament Birch House Women. Central 6 4 6 - 2 1 1 2 PART TIME MORNINGS- FACTORY OPENINGS IN homea in the Mancheater area for CASH. size Tennis Court. ly located. Downtown MOtMmi t Mil • •( pm Janitor Cleaners, 8:30 - 11 HARTFORD- Will train. Fac­ BLANCHARD Closing date negotiable. For im m edia^ Manchester. Kitchen mm wtpni a.m. Manchester area. Call tory experience preferred. Ebrecutive Neighborhood. privileges. Call 649-$358. S it ••m ■ I a 849-5334. Good pav and benefits. Call action call Mr. Green. 6464144. T 522-1184,■ ROSSEtTO FOR LADIES ONLY- Fur GAL FOR GENE rI l FRECHETTE, MARTIN & ROTHMAN nished Room for rent. All DeCormler Motor Sales Inc. OFFICE WORK- Trolng, ap- REITN REAL ESTATE INSPECTOR For Electrical utilities included. On'ous line, MIKIITW AtDKY titide for figures. All benefits. Wire Assemblies and PNURCX AtnCY 646-2482 6464126 BETTER HOMES A GARDENS and near stores. References I4 i-m 3 5 dav week. 8 to 5. Call 289- Harnesses. Apply: Lance, 199 S 4 M 2 B 0 26^ Main Si. eoeninga 646-4453 and security required- Call 285 Broad St. Manchester 643-4165 2736. ■ Forest Street. Manchester, after 6 p.m., 64441383. ■f