PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD. Thurs,. March «. 1979 V Lots of Complaints Story Hours Scheduled SOUTH WINDSOR — The first series of pre-school story hours in the new South Windsor Public Library will start March 14 and 15. a Tough Year to Deliver There will be a mini-series of three weekly half-hour ...... ity <;k k (; i ' k a k .s o in story sessions open to pre-school age children. The deliver the oil." says deliveryman Arthur that home heating oil might go up as high l l r r i i l d l t ) ’| M i r lf r blaming me. Most people are pretty un- sessions will be on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10 a.m. Students Carry Protest Weekend Entertainment Sewer Rate Increase Ashe Gives U.S, Lead l,assuw. vice-president of Ellsworth and as 70 cents per gallon. She later ad m itt^ derstandiqg. But, it’s someone to talk to ” ^ Registrations are being accepted in person or bv MANCHESTER — Most jobs, whether l>as.suw Inc. on Oakland Street. Thus, her estimate was in error, but her predic he said. telephone. On Budgets to Capitol And Guide to Activity Still Remains Mystery In Aetna World Cup its collectinf; tolls or fixing phones. Lassow listens to the people. tion caused problems for area oil delivery “They’re just wondering If it will ever If e . Wilma Hawkins will be in charge. Mrs. Hawkins re<|uire a i>erson to listen to complaints Page 3 Pages 7 to 9 Page 10 Page 11 He said his job does not make him the firms for a few days. stop. They ask the if I have any insights,” and Mrs. Anne Noordendorp will be story tellers. and comments from customers. most popular guy in town these days. "She caused panic.” Lassow said. “Our he .said. He doesn't, he added. This cold, lengthy winter has been a par- C'ustomers will see him making a delivery ph(Mie was ringing off the hook.” The oil delivery workers agree that liculafly long one for the oil delivery per and will come out to complain about the Ed Boland, president of B&B Oil Co. on most customers are not trying to pin the son. the worker who most often gets to (irices. Broad Street, said his office also received blame on them. But, they are the most ^ listen to customers' concerns aiwut oil The major concern, however, is about many calls after Mrs. Grasso's off-base visible connection to the oil producers. muse lHanrliPatpr prices and supplies. the supply. estimate. Like Lassow. he said most Thurston Stauty, foreman of the fudi oil florist c Greenhouses Mostly Suiiny, The employee who delivers the home "The big question they ask is, ‘Will customers wanted to have an immediate department at Moriarty Bros,, said many 621 HwifanUiL, Umhater Clear Tonight healing oil is the most visible person con there be enough?"' Lassow said. delivery before the price shot up to 70 oil customers complain but they realize target rnal. Weekly Special nected with the oil'Companies for most "They want to know if it’s ever going to cents per gallon. there is little they can do. ' Details on page 2 customers. Thus, the deliverer is sub stop," he .said. Many of the customers also Boland said he also has received many Mixed Bouquet^^’ ■They're hollering like the devil, but. .> Cash & Carry jected to the comments from those will talk to him and give their views about complaints from customers about the like they say, they have to have it,” he customers. Ihe international oil situation. price and the possibility of a shortage. said. 643-9S59 ■'The tM)ard chairman yf Mobil doesn't Rp'-entlv, Gov, Ella Grasso predicted ■•| d'in't think many of them are actually 643-9550 € u p m i t g Puririli Cuuncil Kidnap Case BOLTON - The St. .l.-IMESTOWN. H I. lUI’ll - Maurice Church f’arish I Three suspeet.s. Salvatore Council will meet Sunday Savastano. Michael A. Ballard, at 7:30 p.m. at the parish both of Bristol and Alan R. center. Gormel of Cumberland have been The agenda includes arrc.stod lor the kidnapping of plans for the 25th anniver Frank Galleshaw Jr.. 17. and his sary celebration; the Rate of Jobless 15-year.-old sister Tammy stairwell decision: a parish Thursday. — ■ profile assessment: the The two teen-agers talked letter to parishoners and Savastano into releasing them, the Welcoming and renewal while the other two suspects were committee brochure. Magicolor out trying to collect $500,000 in Now 5.9 Percent Kuf(] Dunre ransom from the children's fami Latex Flat Wall Paint ly. The children then ran to the BOLTON — The annual nearest house and called their WASHINGTON (U P I)-T he Irom :t2.7 percent to 35.5 percent, of non-instiluthmalized persons over St. P5lrick’s Day dance of worried parents to let them know nation's jobless rate dipped wiping out a decline e.xporienccd the 16 working to a record 59.4 percent. the St. Maurice Church they were unharmed, ending a Iractionally to 5.7 percent in month before. On Thursday, both the AFL-CIO and Knights of Columbus is Adult men and adult women GAL. daylong ordeal that began as they February, it's lowest point in the U.S. Chamber of Commerce scheduled March 17 at 8 5.90 left home for school. remained the same at 4 percent and reacted strongly to the new p.m. at the church parish OUR REG. 9.39 more titan lour years, the 5.7 percent, respectively. Teen-age wholesale price increase, which cam center. River Recedes government reported-today. unemployment rose Irom 15.7 per atop a 1.3 percent rise the previous There will be live and Dries In just 30 minutes! Covers In . s a v e But unemployment among black cent to 16.1 percent, and joblessness month, and -were preparing (or TUNE-UP...FIX UP one coat; cleans up with water. The Kankakee River receded recorded entertainment. e teen-agers increa.sed dramatically to among blacks and other minorities gloomy unemployement news too. Buffet and beer and set-ups And It's washable! slowly Thursday from its ram lumped from 11,2 percent to 11.9 per YOUR FOREIGN CAR 0^v- :l5.rj percent White workers were the Last month the jobless figures will be provided. For paging crest that smashed into cent. ?.42g a l . I only category to sliow a decline in the dropped slightly to 5.8 percent, but riverfront homes, southeast of tickets call Andy Pinto, jobless r;ite. In June ol lust year. Hie RLS in Tune-Up Kite , ___ Chicago, with huge ice floes and ''S.i both business and labor have 646-6388: Oil Boisoneau, „ OFF The unemployment rate dropped itially reported the unemployment for Volkswagen, hPurReg. priggi forced about 80 famiies to flee to predicted a gloomy future because of 643-0688; or David Prin- 1 0:1 pereen'. from .tunuary's 5.8 per- rate at the .same 5.7 percent, but that high ground. At one point the nor government economic policies. The diville. 617-0026. Datsun & Toyota eenl to Ihe lowest point since it hit 5.4 was boosted to 5.11 percent in the an- mally tranquil river surged to 20 administration itself forecear. Our e \ percent in August 1974. feet above flood stage. "There is bad news down the road” Tujjf-(]rafl Salt! Rtg. 3.99...... r D The drop was good economic news National Guard troops were for consumers, acknowledged •Our Rsg. 4.99..... 3.88 for Ihe administration lollowing VERNON -T he Skinner GAL. sent to Shelby. Ind.. to help Good News Labord Department economist John ...... 5 . 7 0 Thursday's announcement tlial Road School PTO will •Our Reg. 6.99 authorities shore up a 30-foot wide Early after the wholesale price data Kits come complete with OUR REG. 12.89 wholesale prices jumped 1 percent spon.sor an outdoor tag sale break in an earthen dike caused was released, showing food and gas points and condenser. last moiitli. For Economy and craft fair April 21 from I Warranted one-coat coverage! In by surging waters from the oline leading the surge. ■ colors to match our latex wall paint. The bureau .said Hie number ol to a m. to 3 p.m. on the Kankakee. At least 10 families The labor federation and Chamber iFade and slaln-resistant, too. Americans out of a job in February school grounds. Spark Plugs for were evacuated. nuul seasonal udjusImeiU annuuneed of Commerce placed most of the remained at 5.9 million — the same All proceeds from the Volkswagen, Datsun, in January. blame on Carter's programs. events will be used to help Gun Survey as in .lanuary Total employment, A bureau spokesman cautioned "It is the same old story — fund field trips lor the Honda and Toyota measured by Hie monthly survey of (hat FcbruarW.s Iraelional drop in everything is going up. up. up." said liouscholds. grew by 345.000 to 96.6 Hie unemployment rate does not in students. ?*9?ssTor. 4 .1 7 WASHINGTON (UPI) - A sur- AFL-CIO President George Meany. For more information or |vey. commissioned by the million. dicate a downtrend in the unemploy Meany .said the increases "are Sizes to III most models. to reserve a booth call 875- National Rifle Association, taken While the overall iincmploymciil ment picture. He pointed out that the evidence that the present anti- 4330 or 872-9892. last May and June among 1.500 rate dropped Iasi month, only one dci line from January to February •Volkswagen Fuel Filter **®9icolor k inflation program is too riddled with Magicolor registered voters across the coun 1 ealegorv ol workers showed a actually represented only two hun loopholes to be effective. O uiRtg. 2.5»...... 1.97 Magicolor decline-- while workers— wuore Ihe dredths ot n percent and was due to .\lolli(‘rH' (iroiip Latex Ceiling try and followed by telephone in "Only wlien the cost of everudet Latex Floor & terviews of 1.010 registered voters rate went Irom 5.1 percent to 4.9 per rounding off figures. control will inflation be halted. " he VERNON - The • VW 8 a 18 Amp Fuses Texture Paint Deck Paint cent. Mothers' Group of the last December, provided an in • 'The RLS said the larger-than- said. "Until then, America's con Out Rtg. l.4g20Alll«l...... 9 9 * For black teen-agers, a major Tolland Area Association teresting glimpse of feelings on average rise in overall employment sumers will continue to be hurt and 6.66 GAL. house GAL. I crime and punishment. liroblcm area, unemployment surged by 345,000 workers brought the rate hurt badlv." for the Retarded and Han • Volkswagen Oil Change 8.64 Our Reg. 9.39 Our Reg. 10.49 dicapped will meet March Qeikat I m It showed Americans are not so Just roll on the texture! Tough, durable low- 16 at 9:30 a.m. at One (^ourt Our Rtg. 1.09.. 83‘ I opposed to gun control and not so Covers up cracks and El pap gloss finish flows on blind to the social causes of crime A St., Rockville. ceiling imperfections. easily, Inside or out. Mothers may bring their •Volkswagen Mulller Kit Fast-drying. as the NRA might have expected. children to the meeting. OurR1g .2g.9g ...... 2 2 . 9 4 On the question of what the Anyone needing directions Magicolor government could do best to • Dupllcolor Foreign Car Magicolor reduce crime, stronger punish Sadat Sees Peace; or transportation should Latex Sand or Paint, Rig. 2.ig...... 1.73 Waterproofing ment of criminals was cited by 31 call: ,Io Adams, 647-1641; Smooth Texture {’arol Vaughn, 684-7254; Basement Paint percent, whilei improving the Nancy Bilyak, 684-:i7.35; or economy went from 6 percent to GAL. Dolores Bolduc, 649-3067. 1 ^h. Ton Hydraulic 6.93 GAL. 117 percent in three years. Our Reg. 8.99 Magicolor Latex House Paint 6.17 Roller Floor Jack Our Reg. 8.99 Easy to apply; hides .M agedof. For any interior Carter Is Cautious Our Iran Meeting. A I- . \ llO II cracks, wall problems. masonry surface. 5 1 « 4 0 Rllg.64 9g And cleans up easily. 8.88 GAL. Reg. 11.79 MANCHKSTER - Al- Warranted to seal out TEHRAN. Iran (UPII— Prime ALEXANDRIA. Egypt lUPIl - go to Israel with .some ditterenecs tears that Carter will try to wring ad Lilts from 5" to 15". Finest exterior paint warranted to cover In lust one dampness for3yearsl ditional concessions from Prime Anon family groups will cost! And warranted non-chalking and non-yellowing Minister Mehdi Bazargan met Egyptian President Anwar Sadat still remaining and I'll do my best to Maneuvering handle plus | for 6 years!. meet tonight at 8 at the swivel casters for easy Islamic leader Ayatollah said today he believes Egypt and resolve tho.se ditterenecs." Minister Menachem Begin. "Tlip atmosphere in the govern Pathfinders Cluh, 102 Nor positioning. Stores Ruhollah Khomeini in Qom and Israel are "on the verge " ot signing a Carter said he had nothing o report Inyourlrunk! ment is optimistic. " Housing man SI , and Friday at 10 key Cabinet member said today peace treaty except for a few to Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Bazargan came away with IVs Spring words " Hcgin yet bocau.se "we re in the Minister David Levy said alter a a in at South United three-hour special session of the Melhodi.st Church campus. assurances Khomeini "still sup Christine Lemire, 8, of Summer Street, Manchester, took ad But President Carter was more process of di.scussing the specific Cabinet. Justice Minister ShmucI The hcginnci s group will ports the government." cautious, .saying that "there are still terms on which there is disagree LEE a s s vantage of the spring weather Thursday to get outside and Tamir said it did not make any, meet tonight at 7:30 and if & Sources close to the govern some problems " to be resolved ment still." 15,000 Mile practice balancing on a convenient rail. Her friend. Hkc Alalecn, for fhc 12 to '20- SIS S S S f ment said the 71-year-old premier before he can predict the outcome. Carter said there were no surprises decisions. Dual Stage Scott, right. 6, also of Summer Street shows concern loi' Ik i It the Egyptians don't agree lo year-old children of visited Qom Thursday apparently Both presidents made their com concerning the F.gyplian attitude. As Maxi oil Filter the I U S. I proposals, the negotiations problem drinkers at 8 at SSB ready to risk confrontation with friend's daring. (Herald photo by Strempicn ments in interviews on a tour-hour, for the question ot Palestinian Classic at this stage would go into drydock." the Pathfinders Club. Khomeini because of what aides 150-inilc whisllestop train trip from autonomy. Carter said that both Car Waxes 2.14 2"» ^>>^1 have termed a "parallel govern Cairo to this beautitui Mediterranean Hcgin and Sadat "have reconfirmed said Energy Minister Yitzhak Modal The family groups arc • Readert DIgeel Complete Cleans & polishes LF1HP/LF1IHP their commitment to me that all the .liter the cabinet session. all-in-one. Restores Do-lt-Yourcall Minuet ment of trigger-happy youths." resort which drew tumultous open to those affected by Filters twice for dull finishes... & you Hardware, plumbing, electricai, morel EACH Thousands ol angry Iranian cheering crowds along the route. Camp David agreements will be Former Foreign Minister Yigal someone with a drinking canspptyinsunUghtl . i | A cleaner oil. smoother running engine. 9” Roller and women planned new Farmer Appeals carried out. problem Paint Bnishas 3M Production 9’x12' Plastic Caldor • Raaderi DIgeel Fix-It The massive liiriiout ol chanting, Allon. a key member of Hie Labor •SoltWex. Reg.2:21 .. 1 a 4 0 Tray Set demonstrations today as a follow "The details obviously will have lo •LF2A2SHP,R.g.S.29...... 2 .6 6 Bag of Four Sandpaper Dropciolh Spray Paint Yourtell Minuet. Over eooo 13.76 clapping, smiling F;gyptians I’arty opposition, expressed hope step-by Step photos & drawings. PUB. LIST19JS up to Thursday s protests against ajipcai'C'd to surpass (he crowds on a be workhd out over the period ol a • Liquid Wax, Reg. 2.SS.. 1.88 that the llnited Slates will convince A.A (>roup • O IIF Ih w W r m h ...... 6 9 C 1.46 1.12 7 7 * Peek 39* 8 8 * Khomeini's declaration they wear similar train trip by lormcr Presi year alter a peace ireaty is signed." OurRe«.1.M OurR«9.1.M Our Reg. H e CaMor Low Price Our Rf«. 1.19 I’igypt nothing can he changed EAST HARTFORD - the traditional head to ankle Rule Against Sty dent Richard Nixon in June 1971, t'artcr added. Easy-lo-handie set Fine-work sizes: Extra fine, fine, Protect furniture, Many colors. Interior beyond what has been agreed The I Am Responsible tor any job medium, coarse. floors, shrubs. or exterior use. chador, a seamless black robe, ruling by the Town Health Depart •Sadat told rcporicrs that only a He .said he did not expect to delay MANCHESTER - His pig farm his trip to Israel Saturday night lor "As long as Egypt leels that it can group of Alcoholics and not their Western-style garb. has been ordered closed, but Anthony ment and said Rotticello must move lew words here and there'' have kept Man’s BIG YANK Extension lurther negotiations rely on U S. support and as long as Anonymous \yill meet Pull-Tab Botticello plans to take another step or cease operation of the pig farm Egypt and Israel Irom achieving a Matching jWorkS'rts Ladders with In Jeruslam, Israeli leaders the United Stntes leels it can con tonight at 8;.30 at Faith Backstay to keep the pigs at bay. liecause of its clo.seness to nearby peace pact alter monllis ol ups and Fjlhics Change expressed cautions oplimism about vince Israel it can make greater con l.ulheran Church. Silver Safety Shoe Legs Botticello will appeal the state homes downs in their negoliations. Lane. At another (loint he said: 'There the Carter mission, but expre.ssed cessions. there may well be erosion. WASHINGTON ilIPI) - Department of Health's order that he AA contact is available The farm is within 300 feel of arc really no ohstac los in the way. ‘Roughneck’ Without hearings and with only ( lose his farm on Hillstown Road. At 24 hours daily by calling homes on Debbie Drive and "is in Iheic is only a misunderstanding on 30 QaL Trash 16 FT. O ^ .w ^ torney John LaBelie Jr., who 646-2355 the barest advance notice, the violation of the provisions of the the main issues. I think it is time now Container Senate rushed through a change in represents Botticello. said Thursday. Khaki, Brown. Shirts &,i". 3 1 , 4 0 public health cixle (of the state) and that we can .say that the signing ol the 2-ycar-old code of ethics The appeal will he field with the Ihe violation is injurious to public Fighting Flares the agreement is not so lar .. Uililt* Sliidy Pants 32-42. —hrwtl Genulne *20FL,R.g.es,99....42.70 Thursday, so members can have a state Superior Court. It has to be . M en’ s CrttonChambray Leather 10.88 hcalHi and welfare," the stale order I think we .arc on Hie verge ol an MANCHESTER - Mrs.' Our Reg. 15.99 chance to bolster their incomes. tiled within 30 days of the state .said. 9 Upper • 2 * F t . Reg. 5 , ^ ...... 4 9 5 3 .agreement." the F.gyplian h'ader Anne Flynn will lead a Bi Work Shirts 5 .4 4 Rugged co-polymer The revision was proposed by department's decision, which was The calch lor LaBelie and his said. ble study Friday at 9:30 won’t break, rust, Sens, Ted Stevens. H-Alaska and issued last month. dent under steam Carter, however, look a more sub On China Front Daniel Patrick Moynihan. D- The department agreed with a 1 bent is that the surrounding homes a.m. in the Federation cleaning, sub zero dued approach on Hie second day ol N.Y.. who decided tlic $57,000 a were built more than 20 years after Room of Center cold. Lock-tight lids his' Middle East peace journey BANGKOK. Thailand lUPIi ruins and .islics" by Hic Cliincse. ...metel handles. year .salary they receive was not the farm had been in existence. Congregational Church. "We don't know yet what will Fighting flared along Ihe Chinese in " The town ol i-ang Son li.is Genuine D C B ran d enough l.aBclle had argued that the dis remained under round-Hie-clock happen until we get through with the vasion Iront in Vietnam and round- Oil The ethics code provided that Vanilals Hit tance requirement in the state health shelling since Marcli 5, " according to ReeleUnt 6 Ft Aluminum talks. " Carter said. "It's hard to the-clock shelling reduced the Palnters|Jwn»7 ^ 8 8 beginning Jan. 1. 1979. senators KKle is arbitrary and unfair. He VNA reporters at (lie Ironl. Sole GtepiMWnr predict what will happen. " provincial capital ol laing Son lo could earn no more than 15 per l«iinted out the distance requirement The Vietnamese said artillery Main Street He disclosed Hial I'igyptian Prime ruins, according lo Vietnamese WORLD cent of their salaries - - or $8.6'25 a lines not apply to Botticello's home at shells had destroyed I he railway sta OcodyeerWell / 2 1 . 3 3 MANCHESTER - - Vandalism, an Minister Mustala Khalil and reports today. \Slze s2 Conetructlon / sto* , year -- in outside earned income, 595 Hillstown Hoad. tion and .schools, including one built BOOK Rotary Stripper OVtE* Reg. 2e.se ongoing problem in the area, con Secretary of State Cyrus Vance arc In Peking, the New China News th e change adopted Thursday State officials said, however, the with tl.N. lunds lo welcome Ibis Coloriul Genuine Leather Heavy Duty Power Strips tinues to plague Main Street. talking atxjut language and specilies. Agency blamed Vietnam lor the con ENCYCLOPEDIA % Cotton po.slpones the cficctive date to ( ode "in and ot itself. does not vear's " Intcrnalional Year ol the 100 Paint a Scale ill^ l size and Carter Chevrolet reported van preclude such homes from being President Sadat and I arc in basic tinued lighting and said withdrawing Men’9 Pockety Work Shoes o x f o r d \boighi torso .Ian. 1. 1983. dalism to five automobiles on its agreement on stralcgic matters - forces were being harassed" by Child." Brand new 1978 sets of T-SWrte sturdyiMiherupperli J Ij lj "wny/obs. liuilt and inhabited" near the farm. l•’aclorics. houses, rcslaui .iiils and bultlendtMnloryMre '7.11 I W e W 2 . 7 6 UL listed property. Police said the incident ap Bei'aiise of this ruling. Botticello that's the situation now.” Vietnamese artillery. "Chinese World Book En olMrrlce.Sur*^piole reOOT libraries were dj'sHoved. Mu' agem y l lor safety parently occurred Monday but was Carter .said it was difticult to IriHips .struck back and the enemy cyclopedia '100 off List leelum tarrxu Gcodyett OurReB.SJI Inside Today plans to apiieal to the Superior Court. 1.88a vntl. M e n 'ir.tl, 12. ' vHe Attach to drill, uee not reported until Thursday. predict whether his peace mission scuttled. " NCNA said, said l^ice. First come first 14.60 U'lBelle said " All this gives a sharp line to the on any surface, even Classified...... 14-19 Damage was done to all five It is likely that the order to close would be sueecsslul. explaining. We Hanoi Hadio said the Chinese save basis while supply SOieen.TW'.O®"*- S S S ® : brick or masonry! launched si'altered attacks along the ( "hinc.se aggressors who claimed that Comics...... 20 vehicles. There also were tour hub Ihe larin will not be enforced pending came on this trip without any Hicy liad rcp.iircd houses and dis- lasts. $15 per month S.M.L.XL. I •Work Socke-2 Pr. kMkaee tm. 1.96 FMitorial ...... 4.50-milo border between Ihe Iwo ...... 4 caps stolen from another vehicle, Ihe appeal unless there is an assurance it succe.ss. What we ll do is Irihiilcd relict rice lo Hie local Vicl- Cushion tool in ateorted colora. 10-11 Entertainment ...... countries and said Hie wilhdrawal ol terms available...... 7-9 police said. overwhelming health problem take to I.sracl cither an encouraging namc.se popiilalion who showed Hicm • WMIe CanttM Wo(k atom , nee- iJ(. -77* Obituariijs ...... (,'hinese lorces deep inside Viclam For more information ...... 10 At least one broken window was ( aused bv the tarm. prospect or one that will require profound allcclion.' it said. Pcopictalk...... went ‘ very slowly and in very small without obligation call ...... 2 reported on Main Street. The window Hesidents of the Debhie Drive area some siibslanlial imKJilication. The New China News Agency said Real FIstatc...... numbers ' 649-8023 or/ SWAYSIOCHAROI SALE PRICES ...... 18-19 was broken at 723 Main St. and was ( (implaincd last summer to town of Carter said that only after lurlhcr lor Hie past Iwo days Vicinaim'sc ifERNON Sports...... discussions with their lull The Vietnamese News Agqgcy 666-5667 •CALDOR CHARGE MANCHESTER EFFECTIVE THRU ...... 11-13 reported shortly after 3 a m. today. ficials about the proximity of the IriKips rcpcalcdly siicllcd tronlicr t: 1 Television ...... reported the scenic and strategic •MASTER CHARGE SATURDAY ...... 8 Police nfticials were not available farm, which they .said attracted flies delegations will all sides know how forces Irom Giiaiigxi ;ind Viiiman •VISA/BANKAMERICARD itoTtiuHitimn I W eather...... 2 this morning for comment on the and caused ixlor problems in the close we are together. " (own of Ging Son. eight miles Irom the border, had been reduced lo provinces who were pulling oiil I STORE HOURS: DAILY A SATURDAY, 10 AM to 9 PM •SUI I t o S I ^ vandalism incident.s. area. "Obviously, Carter said, "we II EVENING HERALD, Fri., March 9, 1979 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - ev en in g HERALD. Fri.. March 9. 1979 Sewage Unil GOP Says CD Questions Prof Tells MCC Staff Without Lid About Chinese Advance May Confuse Electors Hy JGNK rOMPKIN.S shelter, Retft in government-owned buildings is one per Isn’t Fixed , HcriiUI Ri'im ricr cent of a person's monthly .salary. Dr. Kim said. MANCHESTER — Republican matter. Town Board of Directors, had said "China is not suppressing individual ownership, but the Town Chairman Richard Weinstein "It’s a step in the right direction. Tuesday that the board would MANCHESTER — Since the Chinese revolution earjy' country's concept is public ownership. The conept of MANCHESTER — A sewage treat said the proposed advisory questions That’s what we’ve been asking for," provide further information about this century, the Chinese have achieved great improve private ownership is wiped out, " Dr. Kim said in ment digester that popped its top for the April 17 townwidq vote are “a Weinstein said of the proposal to send how much funding is needed to com ment in their life style, privileges and education, so said response to a question that China might be suppressing three months ago still is out of ser step in the right direction," but he the matter directly to the voters. plete the projects. Dr. Illpyong J. Kim, at a Faculty Colloquium luncheon its people. vice. feels they may confuse voters. He said, however, he thinks the two Some projects are only partially Thursday at Manchester Community College. Although China cannot offer the technical products that But. the Sewer Department has The Town Board of Directors advisory questions may be confusing. complete or have not started yet. Dr. Kim. a profe.ssor of political science at the Univer other countries an. it can offer oil comparable to Arabian asked for a bid waiver that would Tuesday night unanimousiy approved He said more specifics about how They should be finished or further un sity of Connecticut in Storrs. talked about the normaliza oil. Dr. Kim .said'. China can probably export China permit the huge tank to be cleaned a resolution that included the addi much town money would be needed der way by the end of June. tion of relations with China and showed slides he had wares, fabrics, and things that the U.S. C'an use, he said. out and allow repair work to start. tion of two advisory questons to the for completion and administration of Weinstein aiso criticized the taken while on a recent study tour of China. In that way, China can earn money to buy machinery The digester is a tank located out April 17 vote, at which town residents the projects should be publicized Democrats for not presenting the Since the revolution. China has wiped out all poverty which will build up its industrial technology, he said. side at the sewage treatment plant. will act on a proposed two-year ban before the vote. resolution until Tuesday night, the that was prevalent until the 1920s and 19,10s. and also In answer to .several questions, he said that China is not Its 30.000-pound steel cover lift^ out against town participation in the ‘‘Otherwise, those advisory same night as the board’s vote on the almost all of the illiteracy, he said. About 98 percent of a consumer-oriented society; the Chinese use only what of place in early December apparent Community Development program. questions don't have much meaning. issue: its citizens can now read the newspaper, he said. they need. They have attained what our American society ly because of a buildup of gas inside It becomes a sort of carte blanche," He said less thought was given to Since 1953. the Chinese have been permitted to par calls "middle living."______' the tank. ticipate in elections, he added. Now, Dr, Kim said. "The The two questions ask voters if he said. the issue than might have been if the Since then, town crews have- government is working on regulations which will give the .they would like to see town funds Stephen Penny, chairman of the propsal had been presented garlier. workcd at cleaning the sludge inside people the right to speak up and criticize leadership and used for administering and com the tank. Some of this has been com / Students from Manchester Community munity colleges throughout the state. MCC policy." pleting those Community Develop FRAN WARREN’S pleted. but there still is about three College participated in a mock funeral students staged a similar demonstration on "1 think the Chine.se are finally reaehing the realization ment projects that are not finished as MHA Moves on Grant feet of collected slop at the bottom. Thursday at the State Capitol, Hartford, of modernization hoped tor by Chou En Lai. " Dr. Kim of June 30. the Manchester campus last week. (Herald AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP Bob Young, the plant's operator, MANCHESTER - The Manchester proval is virtual assurance that the protesting proposed budget cuts for com photo by Pinto) .said. "In 1985, China will have reached the level of said. The Democratic directors who op Housing Authority Wednesday night authority will receive its entire worldwide industrial level," he said. pose the ban have said they will send Complete valve Jobs Gases and ammonia have built up took the necessary steps to receive a grant. As he continued to elaborate on China's social and back all Community Development because of the chemical reaction of $222,267 -giant for improvements at The funding, which is the full econoniic development, he quoted Napoleon who once Drums and rotors turned funds not used by June 30. They the materials that have settled at the the W esthi\Apartments and at the amount the MHA requested, will pay .said that China was a sleeping giant which, it it woke up, bottom. This has created an odor that proposed the two advisory questions MHA's office. for the following items: emergency Students Carry Protest would shake the world, Heads planed to see if voters favor the use of town makes the tank impossible to be The MHA was notified earlier this lighting for the hallway of the "We have to look at China compared to the way it was funds to complete and administer cleaned by hand. week that the grant has received apartments, individual temperature before the revolution, but China is still backward, those projects. 40 years with Schlebel Bros. Thus, the department is seeking a preliminary approval. Wednesday control in each apartment, tile although it is trying to modernize its methods in The resolution also said the private contractor to do the work. night, it had to approve final applica showers in all apartments, expansion On Budgets To Capitol agriculture in industry. Dr. Kim .said. proposed ban will be sent directly to The firm specializes in dredging tion for the funds. of the maintenance storage space "I believe that by 2.000. China will be equal to countries the voters for a final decision. The need for all the units of higher educa work. Young said. . Dennis Phelan, executive director and office at 24 Bluefield Drive. MANCHESTER — More than 200 College, Housatonic Community in the West." he said, lip also said that the U .S. percep board itself took no action on the tion to work together in supporting The cost for the remaining cleanup of the MHA. said the preliminary ap students, teachers, deans and other College and others, their budgets. She said she hopes to tion of China has changed recenfly and "it is gexxi to re would be $2,995 and could be dune in a representing several stale colleges, Joh Warren a sophomore member see a "real groundswell of .activity main on friendly relafions to eliminate fear ol war." few days, he said. Super Shooting Iron community colleges and the Univer of the Student Senate at Housatonic, over the next few weeks to show the He showed slides of some of the museums and govern The department is .seeking a bid sity of Connecticut staged a solemn said about 20 students traveled from students' concerns. She said. "It is ment places open to the public. The slides al.so showed Gun dealer Marvin Hoffman of Newington displays the first Bridgeport to join the protest. He waiver to allow the firm to do the Sewer Lines Promised march around the state Capitol the only thing that will make the the country's transportation system which is mostly by said many more would have come, work, and an application for siich a ,44 magnum stainless steel revolver ever sold. Hoffman Thursday afternoon to show their dis legislators realize that all citizens bus. train and bicycle. Ninety-five percent ol the people VERNON — Residents of the officials they were sympathetic to the process will take two or three but they only heard about the march waiver has been submitted to Town received the handgun at a luncheon in Hartford Thursday, but satisfaction with proposed cuts in the feel very strongly about their educa travel by train or bus. Almost everyone owns a bicycle, Tumblebrook and Trout Stream drive the town’s situation. They said the months. two days ago and did not have time to Manager Robert Weiss. bought it earlier this month for $80,000 at an auction to benefit their school budgets. tion, that it can’t be an elitist ho said, and added that no individual owns a car. areas were assured by the Sewer original ret|uest went through the Meanwhile, Belanger asked the The orderly group sang softly a gel excused from clashes. He said China makes two kinds of compact cai s — the .Shanghai .Such waivers require the approval the U.S. Oiympic Fund. (UPI photo) wrong channels with the state. privilege anymore." Authority Thursday night they will be authority to give A. Richard Lombar modified version of "The Battle Housatonic would probably lose and the Red Flag. Dr. Kini said that cars aie owned by of the Town Board of Directors. And because no one knew what to Finch also urged the students to getting sewer lines in the near di, engineer, the signal to draft the Hymn of the Republic" as they many of its part-time teachers and businesses and used exclusively lor busine.ss purposes. The entire cleanup must be done do with the request it was just filed talk to their legislators and to get the future. ^ bid specifications, even before the followed a black casket, carried by classes if the $726,000 in cuts lo the A picture of a leniale member of fhe People's Libeia- Tollahd Road before measurements and other Peopletalk for about six months. support of their families and friends Severe problems with septic easements are required, and then six Manchester Community College community colleges are enacted by tion Army, shown on fhe Greaf Wall ol China, was u.sed work can be done to prepare for the Belanger said DOT officials told in protesting the budget cuts. He repair of the tank. ' systems and drainage have caused when they get the green light they’ll students and used in a similar mock the legislature. presented statistics which showed by Dr. Kim while ho explained that China has achieved him the matter was first being Reggie Dallaire, president of the Bolton, Conn. 06040 the residents of those areas to urge be ready to out to bid. The authority funeral at MCC last Thursday. The what he called "one of the lowest w'onien's lib probably earlier Ilian most countries. the authority to move faster on the handled as a request for disposal of Student Senate at Hartford State Trooper Worn Out agreed. marchers carried daisies which were commitments to higher education in Ho discu.s.sed the throe bash' needs that are .supplied by project. excess property. It now has to go Technical College, also said he could 4 Lombardi asked the authority to laid on the casket at the end of the the country," with a rank of 47th out the government to the Chinese people — food (distributed 6 4 9 -6 1 0 0 Building Slow Joseph Belanger, chairman of the through three different bureaus of have brought more students from his allovv about a month before starting ceremonies at the east entrance of of 50 states, and with one of the mo.st to each family according lo its numbers), clothing and authority, said obtaining necessary DOT — planning, property manage- to advertise bids and he skid he the Capitol. school if it had not been on semester For February ment. and right-of-way. expensive land grant colleges easements is what has held up thinks construction could start wTlhin The flowers symbolized the "hopes break. He noted that the technical (UConn) in the United States. By Jogging Duties DOT officials told Belanger that it progre.ss. He said only two are out the next two or three months and -of higher education," according to colleges lost the most from the Board Jeff Brown from Eastern Connec WORLD o p e n a g Ain ! isn't being handled as an easement MANCHESTER - February, as Tennessee's first lady is six own shows Thursday as standing now, one is private property completion probably expected by Bill Finc h, student representative for of Higher Education's request which ticut State College said "Higher but rather a right-of-way. They said BOOK usual, was a slow month fur new con months pregnant, but that doesn't philosophically unacceptable. Lear’s that, through negotiations with an at next January. . the four-year colleges on the Board was reduced by the Governor by $1.3 Education used to be sacred cow. but struction in town. million. Glastonbury Highlander keep her from jogging, and the habit TAT Productions announced in torney, may be taken by what is of Higher Education. we don’t plan to stand for it The Building Department reported Dallaire pointed out there are ENCVCLOPEDM is wearing state trooper Hugh Hayes Hollywood it's yanking "Mr. called "friendly condemnation." Walking around the Capitol twice anyniore." it issued only 31 building per- The other, however, is the railroad general misconceptions about the Laundromat out. JJugan. ” starring Clcavon Little, Plaza Tenants Complain signified the nearly $2 million in In addition to Ms. Finocchiararo Brand new 1978 sets of mitsdurir.g the month. education at the technical colleges, Hayes — who says he's avoided because the show, did not present a right-of-way across Route 30. And VERNON — Several tenants of the the authority is reviewing the whole reductions from the present $27.1 from MCC, Christina Sidgewick also 141 Hebron Ave. which provide training for associate W'orld Book En A total of 26 of those permits were anything strenuous since high school black congressman as a positive and while the state D epartm ent of Tri-City Shopping Plaza came to the process to make an across-the-board million budget. noted the serious effects of the Featuring the Best in Clothing Care for alterations and additions to engineers, data processing, elec cyclopedia '100 off List days — is her bodyguard, and that accurate model. " Transportation (DOT) has indicated Sewer Authority meeting Thursday adjustment. .Students from Manchester Com budget cuts on the community tronics and other technical fields. He Price. First come first •Modern ISew Facilitlesdncluding new 30 lb washers existing structures. The deparment means he has to puff along behind Three episodes of the hour-long this won’t be any problem, the night to object to their sewer user However. Belanger said the owner munity College, led by Carrie (olleges. said 95 percent of the graduates re save basis while'supply •Self Service Laundering also issued two permits for single Honey Alexander as she makes her series had been (ompleted. A TAT process is still drawn out, charge. of the Tri-City Plaza was given two Finocchiaro. .Student Senate’ presi S tep h en C a ssa n o , an MCC tain employment immediately upon lasts. $15 per month •Drop-Off Laundr^f Service Available family dwellings, which was a sharp daily three-mile run. spokesman says. "The show was fun Belanger said it had been They were told by Joseph separate bills for the entire plaza and dent. organized the protest and had professor and a pa^cipant in the graduation, the best record of all the •Professional Dry C/eonfng and Shirt Service Available drop from January when 11 such per ft was easy duty at first because suggested the condemnation Belanger, chairman of the authority, it is up to him to say how much each the largest contingent, bringing three mari'h. noted thalJry cutting backjon terms available. ny but it was not philosophically higher education insitutions. mits were issued. the wife of Gov. Lamar Alexander right. We didn't want to offend any prucedOt'e be followed with the state that the new charges were based on tenant pays. bus loads and the casket in a hearse. the higher education budget, the For more information While she was watching the OPENING S^idiA L Permits also were issued lor two was content just to circle the property but Town Attorney William last year's billing method for com Russ Dunbar, speaking for some of However, several other colleges, state is cutting into its affirmative without obligation call viewers ' marchers, Betty Emerson, a student signs, one storage shed and one executive mansion while Hayes Breslau had said he didn't think it mercial accounts. the merchants, said the bills they were represented, including three action plans because two-thirds of 649-8023 or/ (ill l)a\H Oiil.) Dry Gleaning $ branches of UConn, Eastern Connec leader at MCC and student member demolition. The department also watched. Then she became bored and was possible to take condemnation But after bills were sent in January received were inequitable. He said the student in community colleges 666-5667 Men’i. 1*L \\ Ohien’tt SliiekK' 1.00 issued five affidavits. ticut and Central Connecticut state of the board of trustees of regional decided to take her marathon outside action against the state. a policy directive was issued to the smaller stores are paying as are wome(f and many are han community colleges, stressed the I) Hnun Morj Fn 7 00 o iv • V 00 m . .Sol .Sun lO U a m 7 00 p in lelephon* 6J3 H02I The estimated cost of all the the mansion grounds. Durable Durant Belanager said he was told by DOT adjust the bills for those using under much as the much larger stores that colleges, Hartford State Technical dicapped, elderly or over 21. projects is $344,965. Groans Hayes. "1 think she's going Pulitzer prize-winner Ariel 1) 500 gallons of water a day. He said use a lot more water. Along with the building permits, 12 to jog to the hospital. " Durant, wlio suffered a stroke Feb. 5. certificates of occupancy, 38 elec is reported making a satisfactory Mayor Thinks Town trical permits, 21 plumbing permits Doppelganger recovery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Who Says Bowling is and 16 heating permits were issued in Robert Bedford is going to run into Center in Los Angeles. Error Hikes Assessment Has Too Many Cars February. a lot of people whg think they're his The 80-year-old Mrs, Durant and VERNON — Through an error in figured into the total amount and the Added to the cost o the per front friends when he gets to Columbus, her 93-year-old husband, philosopher figuring the number of feet of sewer charge came out to $21.50 per foot. footage is a lateral cost of $386.20. Of MANCHESTER — Many families in town have two, or Expensive? 7 you Kuinliow (rirlH 'U Gfi/£ A Ohio, next month for on-location Will liurant. wrote the 11-volume lines that will be pul in the Lake and When that number of feet was the bills already prepared the even three, motor vehicles. MANCHESTER — The Manchester filming. "The Story of Civilization. " Phoenix streets and Overbrook deleted it changed the charge to average cost per owner is $3,000. But the owner of the most vehicles in town — the town Assemhiy, Order of Rainbow for Mari Harnum, manager of the Ohio The Durants, who live in Heights areas, the assessment $22.50 per foot — 65 cents higher. Residents will be sent letters itself — may have an overabundance. At least that's what Girls, will meet Monday at 7:.30 p.m. Film liureau, says he has a double — Hollywood, were married 66 years charge will be a little higher than This made a difference of $45,000 in within the next few days informing some members ol the Town Board of Directors feel. at the Masonic Temple.- Candy someone who drives a rod Mercedes the total amount to be collected. them of the charge. There will be a Stephen Penny, chairman of the Board of Directors, L/Ua/M Ul/E CAN BOTH ago when Mrs. Durant was a 15-year- expected. money is due at this meeting. and goes around the Columbus area old student of her husband. Their Jack VaOudenhove, assistant VanOudenhove said. About 515 public hearing with the Town Council asked that a list of all town vehicles be prepared and taking advantage of the image. most recent joint work, published in assessor, told the Sewer Authority property owners are involved in the March 26 to allow property owners to given to the board. He made the request to Town .Says she of the imposter, “Ap- 1977, was "Will & Ariel Durant, A Thursday night that 1,916 feet were billing. be heard. Manager Robert Weiss, who will ask the proper town of lVlid-r»Tiii K (>|)orlH fice. probably the controller's office, to compile the list. BE PROUD OF ' parentlv he is doing nothing criminal. Dual Autobiography." He dances with the women. He says "For a town this size, we seem to have an awful lot of VERNON — Mid-term reports vehicles on the road," Penny said. were distrihuted to
EVENING HERALD, Fri., March 9, 1979- PAGE FIVE fHmirltrstFr EupiumjHpralft Jack Anderson ^ Manchester — A City of Village Charm Officials Make Changes Founded Oct 1, 1881 Bungling May Cost Us Saudis Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square. Manchester. Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-27tl WASHINGTON - In the back tion and return of East Jerusalem to As Urged in Town Audit Saudi Arabia, as a warning to alien joint Israeli-American operation, but counting manual as currence. PLEASE HELP rooms of Washington, some military Arab control, lor openers. MANCHESTER - Town AuO'l buf94U Of C>rCui4t on powers not to tamper with the U.S. it would be a-desperation measure Moore said. recommended. Wei.ss and Planned deposits to the Luggage unfed P'e-.s n and intelligence analysts are sadly oil spigot. The Israelis have indicated officials say they are They also said the town Moore said. treasurer's office are preparing to write off Saudi Arabia The U.S. strategists, though sym after all diplom'atic efforts have Fw C niM ni o r Rytag - Mm Iow'i Hm Ju it confidentially that they would not taking steps to meet attorney's office will be "We are looking into the transmitted from General My daughttr Donna waa aariously Injurad CoitOfW S«fvtC« 647-W46 H»foW E Toficinatoo, Exocutive Editor as a U.S. ally. pathetic to the- Saudis caught in a broken down. T N Luggigi For You! GIw o m tram Nn m R«ymond f Robmton. EdrtOf'PuIXtthor Frank A Burbank. Managing Edrtor recommendations cited by availability of a Services after all deposits squeeze, are frafing contingency object. "We would have no public The tragedy, in the opinion of asked to proceed with im Fm mw s Irandt: SamsonNo (wo carry • coiH- on Tuaaday, Fabruary 27, 1979, around 11 They are glumly aware that the the town auditor in the mediate foriK-losure after knowledgeable student for a particular .project plans to protect vital U.S. interest in tom m ent to m ake." an Israeli lower-level planners, is that the es pMo Uml, Allontic, Vantiira, Airway and p.m. whan atruck by a traot^r-trailar truck alienation of Saudi Arabia could be 1977-78 budget audit. with accounting and have been receiveil. thc.v.,^ SawanL authority told us. "But privately, we 10-year lien certifications on Rout# l-se woatbound near Exit 92 In calamitous. For the llnited States' the Middle East. Here are some of trangement of Saudi Arabia could The auditor. Jerome expire. . management skills for said. would welcome the presence of the Manchoator. Tho woatbound lano for Opinion has become dangerously dependent the alternatives still in the talking have been avoided. The trouble, they Baskin & Co., mentioned 15 The town is wailing for summer employment to "In the future, such ••■niabWMARLOW’S n W Enrythlnt Sint, m i l American Army in Saudi Arabia.” upon Saudi crude. -Stage: say, is that an inexperienced Jimmy changes — some minor, advice from the state Of expedite this important deposits will be vahicloa antaring 1-86 waa axtramaly Icy. It '!* •TRaer, MANCHianR. Mi-sari The Saudis, however, don't share this Carter has insisted upon calling the others more important — project." they said. transferred to the you wore a wltnaaa to tha accldant or aaw The strategist •Some analysts belive the United fice of Policy and Manage RRont and RIAN OP aroRE enthusiasm. They have warned that that should be made in treasurer on a timely J44JJER CHAROi CARDR ACCIPTIDI don't really shots in the Middle East. A ll too ment about compiling a lisl They also said an in OPEN 6 DAVE • THURa. NITCa -|U PM tha Icy highway that night, ploaaa call 643- Consolidation: States should reluctantly abandon its an American military presence town bookkeeping and basis." they said. blame the Saudi often, they confide, he has put his of all the town's assets. stance where a payment 2109 baforo 5 p.m. or 644-3310 altar 6 p.m. efforts to restore the special would only antagonize the confronta financial administration from the General Services The town officials qlso rulers, who have own instincts ahead of the advice of Such a list was relationship with Saudi Arabia and tion states, and increase their practices. recommended by the Department to the said the collector's office / tried faithfully to professionals. Danlal Caray The End Will Come rely instead on Israel to defend U.S. militance. One recommendation auditor. treasurer's office was w ill take steps to have protect U.S, in "He was so busy trying to pull Iran A continuing issue in interests in the Middle East. •As a last resort, the experts might was that the travel and The town also may delayed more than three timely totals at the end of sion. terests. They out of the fire," said one foreign meal expense by each month. •Other experts would prefer to es consider sending a military force to attempt to develop an ac- months was an unusual oc Manchester has once again If that happens, back to have fought to ______policy adviser, "that he never employees charged to the tablish a U.S. military presence in keep the oil flowing. This could be a surfaced. keep oil prices down and the dollar's realized Saudi Arabia was getting town be certified properly, square one. fWMim w i I (iwni H I in u i ,„ burned.” "We agree that dis As the result of a court deci The matter has been taken to value up. After the shutdown of the Iranian oil pumps, the Saudis stepped The president never seemed to ap bursements and travel sion Tuesday, the issue of con the courts and the district is STATIQN up their own production to satisfy preciate the Saudi predicament-. As should be properly sup solidating the town and the ported." Town Manager exercising its constitutional U.S. needs. the Saudis saw it, hostile forces were Robert Weiss and Director Eighth Utilities District has right by appealing the latest The U.S. experts, in strict con- closing in on their oil treasure from once again come to the decision. all sides. To the west. Soviet- of Finance Thomas Moore ficcnce. are more critical ol Presi said. "This is normally the supported Cuban troops moved into forefront. Fredictably-if the appeal is dent Carter than ol the Saudis, At the practice and we will i Ethiopia. To the south, the Cuban The decision rendered by the upheld, proponents of con- lower policymaking levels, the EMfRfifNCy PHONE?’’ further tighten our court calls for the establish planners simply have lost faith in the mercenaries gained a foothold on the procedures. " they said. •solidation will also exercise Arabian Peninsula in South Yemen. ment of a committee to' work president's ability to cope with the Copies of the response by their rights for their day in Middle East crisis. To the north, both Israel and Iraq Weiss and Moore have out the terms of the consolida M court. Mis floundering has plunged Saudi- were viewed in Riyadh as unfriendly been sent to all members tion. The process of appeals and American relations, .said one .source, powers. of the Town Board of The decision will be further appeals by both parties to the lowest point since World War Even within the Saudi borders, the Directors. The audit also appealed to the State Supreme could conceivably continue vJI^Even during the 197.7 .Arab oil em vital oil fields along the Persian Gulf are inhabited largely by Shias, a recommended a personnel • Court, according to district bargo. the .Saudis joined the boycott department, which would until the highest level of court minority Moslem sect. Saudi securi spokesmen. reluctantly and continued lo keep on provide an independent action is exhausted. good terms with Wa.shington. ty forces have confiscated carloads It is natural to expect the check between payroll The basic fact remains: ul But today, the .Saudis are actively of communist literature in Shia coun record retention and ninn fashion Jewelry appeal because the district has timately the avenues of .seeking to reduce their reliance upon try. payroll processing. continuously fought against appeals will run out and a final the United States. They have .sent The Shias are powerful in both Iran Weiss and Moore said consolidation. A town wide decision will be handed down emi.s.saries bearing an olive branch to and Iraq. So, the overthrow of the such a recommendation vole, which would result from, the Soveit Union.' They have dis shah by a religious revolution set off should be considered as for one side or the other. part of a projected study of 2.77 »34.70 cussed military purchases with the warning signals in the Saudi palace. 0eautiluijy'''';;;3''ea',,in9S,penv“'''''' *■ * our Reg-3-97 the court decision, could town operations. One will be a winner and one Frem'h. They have strengthened It appeared to the Saudies that overwhelmingly mean the end "This is a relatively- will be a loser. Iheir ties with other industrial Carter had abandoned the shah to New Improved of the Eighth District. appease the revolutionaries. The complex matter that could If the consolidation powers Irom .Japan to West Cer- result in costly duplication Saudis began to worry that they The district apparently does proponents lose, the question many. of effort if 'implemented VI60R0 might get the same treatment in case Lawn Fertilizer not want that. More important, the .Saudis have without proper K'x -\n should be shelved and the dis UXtST.IIN-XVIS SPECIAL SAVINGS ON FARBERWARE The court decision calls for edges closer to the Arab extremists. of an uprising against the monarchy. preparation. " they said. Caldor Sale Price for 1 Bag.. 6.66 trict be allowed to exercise its ILseemed prudent to the royal 2-Qt. Double Boiler the establishment of a com The royal family is anxious to take The audit also said a You Purc'hase 3 Bags lor . .19.98 H authority within the boun family, therefore, to diversify their mission and March 26 has been out insurance to prevent an Iran- town official independent VigoroMaiMnRebate .....>6.66* Our Reg. daries of the district but not style uprising in Saudi Arabia. As the friendship and to court Arab of the payroll department Your Final Cost s targeted as the date for the overstep the boundaries. price lor the insurance, the Arab con- militants. This led to a series of mis should review payroll Covered double boiler has i V i a O F D . lor 3 B^ge...... 13.32 aluminum-clad bottom for meeting for the establishment Irontation slates are pressuring the understandings, which culminated in w-ork. □ If the proponents of con Such a step will be taken quick, even heating. of the commission on con Saudis lo use the oil spigot as a the cancellation of Crown Prince YOUR NET COST FOR solidation win, the district by the town, Weiss and solidation. weapon again.st the United States. Fahd's visit to the United States — a EACH BAG AFTER should accept the fact and MFR.'S REBATE...... 4.44 3-Pc. Stainless Steel The Saudis may demand cancellation which the White House The appeal by the district, Mixing Bowl Set fervently vvork toward the true diplomatic concession in return lor tried to pass off as health reasons " Chamber • Jovan ‘Wrinkles Away’"* HAMILTON BEACH however, will also include a Controlled time-release formula Temporary Face Smoother spirit of consolidation which is the continued lull, uninterrupted flow but which Saudi sources said was means more effective feeding Our Reg. 4-Qt. Crock Watcher motion to stay or delay the es Works In minutes! C 7 C unity. of oil — perhajis U.S. recognition ol nothing of the sort. To Honor that's longer3asting, too. 11.99 ... 8.33 tablishment of the cornmis- " It's President Carter who's sick, " *Satclork for dotaili. 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In 1977, 12 gunmen belonging to the regard nuclear as much more benign Consider why: .Some two years grudging, acknowledgement that originally thought. Delivers Ihe power you need with OurR.g, S.47...... 3.66 Breitenfeld, executive vice Quick-Grow Grass Seed superb balance and control. Those born on this date are under Hanafi Moslem .sect invaded three than coal, both from a health stand ago. California voters rejected an nuc lear plants are indeed safe. "This means the chances of acci • Living World Aclivaled Charcoal president, said that three Slor9 flock only; lorry, no riinchecks. the sign of Pisces. point and the .safety of the environ- The only genuine safety question lor Fillers. Lab tested Wa.shington buildings! killed a black anti-nuclear initiative, only to see dent could be greater or could be less community service awards 3Lb.Sizy 'ment But we have two choices , real Our Reg 4.2B . 140Z„ OuiRag. 1.42...... 99* Italian navigator Amerigo Vespuc newsman and held 100 people their legislature, at the behest of remaining is how to store atomic- than was stated in the report." said and the "M " award will 3.17 RDC Aluminum Frame ly three — we could go witfiout." ci was born March 9, 1451. hostage. Gov. .lerry Brown, ban new nuclear wastes from new,plants, as well as the spokesman. "The action does not again be presented. Racquetball Racquet • Telramln Staple Food lor Tropical Fish, Our Rag. 2.ag 2.17 On this day in history: In those blunt words. John F. construction until the problem of the wastes now on hand from 30 mean that the commission now con The program will For new or established lawns. In 1822, the first patent for ar A thought for the dgy: President O'Ueary, seasoned energy expert and waste disposal is solved. Last years of military and 20 years of in siders nuclear power plants to be highlight the ac Our Reg. 11.99...... 8.66 • 10 Chewy Rawhide Sllx lo Deputy .Secretary of the Department Treat Your Dog, Our Rag. i.ei .1.12 tificial teeth was awarded to Charles Calvin Coolidge .said, "There is no summer, Wisconsin im|)osed a 10- dustrial work. All the waste dangerous, only that the commission complishments of the local Deluxe 20” Lawn Spreader Nylon throat reduces torque. Poly (Iraham of New York city. right lo strike again.st the public sale- of Energy, outlined one of the year moratorium on new nuclear generated up to the end of this cen will no longer accept the 1975 safety residents "whose efforts vinyl bumper. Top-grain leather • Qalsl^r Qulnea Pig Pellels grips. Weight: 270 grams. In 1947, after 440 days, the llnited ty by atiyhody. anywhere, anytime, " nation's most pressing problems for c (instruc tion. Other states, including tury. however, could be piled six-feet study as reliable." Nonetheless, the have made the greater 20oz.,Oui Rag. SSc...... 64* visiting governors here recently Manchester area a better Our Reg. 18.97___ Auto workers reached an agreement Montana and Oregon. Jikewise have deep on one football field. The anti-nuclear lobby seized on the NRC 16.40 • Hertz Sanitary Cat Litter place in which to live gnd Jumbo 65 lb. capacity: finger-tip "1 Ihink we can find ways to gel taken legal action against nuclear overwhelming majority of scientists statement to drive one more hail into • Spalding, Penn or Bancroft Tennis Balls (Can oi 3) 25 Lbs., Our Rag. 2.47...... 1.97 earn a living," Breitenfeld controls, 10” wheels. Baked enamel. around the extreme anti-nm-lear (ilants who have studied the disposal the coffin of the moribund nuclear in • Spalding, Wilson or Leach Racquet Balls (Can oi 2) said. people," O'Leary added. .Some of.the Des|)ite such otiicial government problem agree it can be resolved dustry. Thought Breitenfeld credited the Deluxe 24” Bamboo Rake governors, actions, and demonstrations against satisfactorily, given the national will Faced by the tough realities of the, dotably James B. active members and existing or pro|)osed plants across to do so. nation's energy picture, even such volunteer leaders of the You believe in tiod. .So Whaf’ Hunt of North FUJICA dull. Surely there is more. One day a the country by angry citizens, the Ccinirciversy over the safety of die-hard nuclear opponents as Chamber for making the Our Reg. 4.39...... 3e22 A wi.se old pastor Iriend ol mine lawyer asked .Jesus. "What must I do Carolina, openly (lotential ol nuc lear (lower received nuclear plants has again raged since Arizona Rep. Morris Udall (D). who Chamber a "powerful Ideal for quick lawn cleanups. ST605N once said that every minister must to inherit etern;il life?" And .lesus disagreed. To the lion's share of attention during a Jan 19 of this year when the Nuclear produced the N RC into its reassess force in the community." 35 mm Camera answer the (pieslion "so whaf’ " said. "Love your neighbor." them. O'Leary (ilanary se.ssion on energy at the Regulatory Commission, which is ment. admit plant safety is not the He said it is the one time •8 Ft. X 8 Ft. Burlap Leal Pickup People respond lo tiod in various And the lawyer said>, "Who is my said il the United National Governors' As.sociation con res(ionsible for assuring the safety of real issue. "The industry has a safety each year when the entire holds leaves and winter debris. *149 ways. Some get angry or rebellious neighbor ’ " Then .lesus .told his States l^ really at ference This new" interest raises at nuclear reaclors. withdrew much of reiord of no deaths or serious in membership can "come Our Reg. 5.99...... 5.33 Our Reg. 179.87 together and demonstrate Are you'’ .Some become legalistic, famous story ol the (iood Samaritan, the point where i least a glimmer of fresh hcqie for the its su(i(iort from the so-called juries over la cumulative) 500 years its strength and (-ommil- Compact,. .but so many splitting hairs ol right and wrong..and In other words, the proper Ihose who are violently opposed to luture of nuclear (lower in the llnited RasmiKssen Re(iort. worth of o(ierating time — whit’h features! Shutter ment to the future of the imposing Iheir judgments on others, response lo a good and loving (lod is niK leal" (lower are calling the shots. Stales The NRC said the report, issued by wiiuld go all the way back to Colum speeds to 1/700 second; community." indicators in viewfinder: Shelton 5-Gallon .Some pervert the ovhious tiulh. lo give ol yourself, lo he W e are in had, bad, bad sha|)e " bus. " says Udall. Ornate Gl^ss-Top W E m e r s o n . One reason was obvious: The Ihe agenc-y-itself in 1975, was too Reservations lor the spill-image micro-prism making right wrong and wrong right. magnanimous Evidence is slronji that those op- Mini-Table Planter Wet or Dry Vacuum cutotl of Iranian oil, apparent down sweeping in its generalization that The Carter administration, which banquet at Willie's Steak AM/FM Cassette Recorder tinder loruilraeasy Surely anyone who sincerely Aboul lo be shot by a Bring .squad (lonenl.s are indeed in the driver's Ihe c hance of a serious nuclear acci focusing. Silicon blue turn jn Ihe domestic economy, and has sounded an uncertain trumpet Hou.se should be made no Our Reg. xA-" 4 believes in tiod will want to be a good seal as the United Stales races cells lor accurate ol the Chinese Communist Revolu likelihood ol stringent measures to dent was as remote as that of a over nuclear (lower, must also take later than March 30 at the Our Reg. 9.99.. 7.44 44.95 ...... FUJICHROMEASAIOO readings; hot shoe for 38.40 34.70 COLOR SLIDE FILM Use in basemeni, garage, work cili/en he will not kill or steal or lie tion. a Christian mission.'iry was against the clock — aitually the conserve oil and gasoline just around meteor strike on a city — once in a its share of the blame for forcing this Chamber. Attractive table stands 19" high, Records right Irom the radio or synchronized flash, or commit adultery Keeping simple lop is 10” square. In white only. much more! shop. Picks up water, sawdust, asked il he had any last words calendar, since nuclear plants now Ihe corner, c learly had jolted many million years. An NRC spokesman oni-e-proinising energy source to condenser mike. Conirois lor lone, 135-20 Eip.. 1.74 sand, indoors or out. Includes standards ol decency is necessary lor "\e^‘- I"' said, (live my coal to lake about 12 years to build - to governors into a reassessment of enqihasized that the new- statement where, in Udall's words, il is at this volume. Shoulder strap. 135 34 Exp...... 2.48 • CaialoiSTSOSN . . dolly and accessories. ECONO-TAX AC/DC. Battery not included. Our Rag 14.94 .. ..1 l .7U your own safety and physicar and that shivering young .soldier there. " develop alternatives to an in where the nation could turn tor help. didn't mean the possibilities of an ac- moment, " hanging in the balance. " Living Rubber Tree Plant HARPWAREOEPT. mental health I wduld say that that mi.ssionary SERVICES And any society that neglects the had been " horn again. " The Lighter Side Our Reg. 4 .4 9 ...... 3 * 0 7 basic tenets of righteousness will not Pastor Boh Tallent, $OOOt 'r Favorite for shady areas. endure Idng Fist Baptist Church 1040 Preparer 12” to 15” plant in 6” pot. r Hut il we stop here, lile is rather ol Tolland l x e I
Loss of Iran: Loss of Oil $9.00 616” Hanging Plants lt> DICK W I.S I Itomlzad DaducUona I1 ' 1 Yesterdays But des|iite the vast number of lion. But we iciuld never recognize Irom Asia, which was the home con Our Reg / f f X / W WASHlNG'l'ON (UPD The great (iresidential c andidates. it is doubtful anything tilting that description. tinent ol the Iran we used to know CALL 643-4664 5.99...... FOR API^OINTMENT 3.88 n.ilioiul debate over who lost Iran is Ihe debate over who hist Iran w-ill " You must tie talking about that •ind love. A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Beautiful selection of healthy now In lull cry, es(ie("ially among mal("h the intensity of Ihe post-World island over there just north of the Moreover, when Chiang Kai-shek plants in 6 W hanging pots. 2.> \ (‘ill's \g o 10 ^ (‘ai-s V(>(> (iresidenlial candidales who are War II debate over who lost China. Phili|ipines." the United States look 11(1 H-sidem e in Taiwan, he took II Williiim Moore resigns Irom Town This dale was a .Sunday: The noloiiouslv attentive to details of Losing a Kiiinlry like China is not would sav. "That hnik.s like China to a large (lart of the Chinese army with Herculon^ Plant Hangers Planning and ScIuk)! Building posts. Heiald did not (luhlish Chamber ol Commerce dontations that Mill the kind ol thing that is easily us." him The (ireseni-e of all those troops mniNTED hit $18,705 mark. (-X|ilaiii(xl away. It is nothing like Part of the identity crisis was a was one reason the United States Our Reg. 1.39...... 3 7 ^ Ee. losing a .set of keys, or losing a (lack language (iroblem. There was an old ke(it re< (ignizing Taiwan as China. Colorful hangers in braided ^ ‘Em e rso n , Multi-Feature SCOOPS tyPoBlSiMml ol Cub S(-oiits. When a ("oiintry like Chine.se saying that "As Chiang goes, But when the shah fled to Morcx-i-o. Herculon (or in or outdoor use, Cassette Recorder Stereo System China is lost, it cau.ses (isychological TO BUY (PtenU not incl.) so giK's China." W'hen Chiang moved he left iK'hind not only the army but OH LOOK. «|l ID IP IWEAl NOT t o START Make your cassettes from the stereo receiver, the (laroxysius tiordering on trauma. to Taiwan, the saying was translated also the oil Alxiut all the shah took built-in BSR changer with cueing or from micro M a g n o V O X <»{4riW IS AN m e •lo o t. Potting Soil ' m£ ffiWY wmour * In this i a.se the shoi-k was such that to read: "Where Chiang goes, so goes with him was the passlxxik to his Our Reg. 1.79...... 1.27 phones! Twin recording level meters, digital tape CLEAN counter, switch (or 2 or 4 speakers, more! Includes Huge 25” Diagonal Color Console TV INfRES \ It was almost 30 years Iwfore the China." Swiss hank ai-i-ounls. *176 t two matching"20" speakers. Our Reg. 209.99 United Slates was again able to Dising Iran is not ex|HH-ted to he In Ihe absence ol a large body of Excellent definition and clarity, thanks to the MOPCE •Live Green Shamrocks supier-bright black matrix picture tube. Automatic ret ogni/e China. Iranian Irixqis. or a large de|xisil of USED CARS that disorienting. JutI in tinw lor line tuning locks-ln the best picture. Elegant "It s that grr'at hig i-ountry over Il is true that Ihe llnited States Iranian oil, Monx-co .stands little SI. Pitrieh’i Day. 4 9 ^ - Scotch -HIghUnOar' SO-Mbi. Blanh C a a H ittf. (3-Ptcli), Rag. 3.16 .2.93 Mediterranean-style cabinet with concealed M66 PESTRuenoH Our Reg. 549.70 there just .south of Mongolia, the one "om e .suhsi-ribed to an old Arabic 1 hance ol Ix-ing recognized as Iran. .caster wheels. (Panvtfy opitonal at axln chaiga.) IN U with -the wall, " the British and saying that ".-\s the shah goes, .so ImkHxl. some debaters argue that CARTER STREEI?! Frem-h would say, ever eager lo ho goes Iran. " However, the United Iran wasn't lost at all. hut inerely 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE PRICES heltifiil Stales is unlikely to rei-iignize Moro<-- sli|i|Kxl lx’lw"een Ihe (-ra(-ks in .Soviet- IUNCHE TER VERNON EFFECTIVE Whereupon Ihe llnited States (o as Iran. Anierii an detente. •CALDOR CHARGE 8 NOW THRU •MASTER CHARGE wduld s((uint its eves and peer as Thus it remains rci-ognizable. even iMTOuMOTMiifE momiiomwciiim SATURDAY For one thing. Monx-c-o is a part of •VISA/BANKAMERICARD hard as it aiuld in an easterly dire<-- Africa, whi(-h is a different (-ontinent if mil ol reai-h. . STORE HOURS; DAILY & SATURDAY. 10 AM to 9 PM *SUNPAY, 12 NOON to 5 PM PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. March 9. 1979
, EVENING HERALD, Fri.. Man li 9. I9r:i - I’AtJK SEVEN Thales Entertainment Death of the Fonz Wasn’t Best Taste VOL. XXXXVI, NO. 31 chool oblo He deserved a script that had S U By ALLEN M. WIDEM meaningfulness, mold, manner, within the Far be it from this paragrapher to ques framework of the accepted “Happy Days" tion the reasoning, the very rationale of format. Berserk Squad obviously enormously successful televi Oh, Hollywood gets cutesy with Weekend sion production people churning out "satire," The "heavy," the villain-of-the episodes of "Happy Days” on ABC-TV, evening, happened to be garbed a la the Rallies Spirit The series, airing Tuesdays at 8 p.m. late Sydney Greenstreet of all those (barring “specials" or whatever), has Warner Bros, crime yarns of so many Most clubs and activities offer a thought the announcement was made one Henry Winkler, beg pardon, yeprs ago. ■ K
G&S Plans ^Mikado^ EVENING HERALD, Fri., March 9, 1979 — PAGE NINE MANCHESTER—Alden Jackson will play the title role Small Bands Troubled in "The Mikado" by Gilbert & Sullivan which will be presented by the Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan Players Where to Go TRIPS FOR TANKFUL TRAVELERS March '29, .20 and 31 at East Hartford High School. Gibers in the cast include Dan Carney as Nanki Poo. By Disco Phenomenon Chris Hand as Yum Yum. Bob Plunkett as Ko Ko and Lin & What to Do da Fegy as Katisha. Handling the musical direction will be Robert Ashene Hy (;i';O F F DORN.ViN and call themselves a disco. "They're looking for the mostest with Theater III. ()|H;ra coach from Hartt College of Music in Hartford. I iiilril |•n*88 Inlcniiilioiial .Sarah Ketter is the stage director and choreographer. the ieastest by playing records and calling • “Galileo,” evenings with Wednesday and Sun John Travolta gave America "Saturday it disco but. fortunately, most of those are day matinees through March 25 at the Hartford Tickets will lie available at the door, or by calling 646- Night Fever." and the resulting disex) B2;f5. taking a bath and dying." Stage Company, 50 Church St., Hartford. (527-5151) pbenomenun has given many of the Fuentealba said the union's main thrust • "Biography,” a comedy, through Sunday at the Weekend nation's musicians a big headache. to counter disco is trying to get clubs to Long Wharf Theatre, 222 Sargent Drive, New Numerous small clubs which once used combine live music and disco or use live Haven. Ibsen’s “Rosmersholm” opens March 15. “Ofelo/iomo’ live bunds have converted to disco since bands that play disco music. (787-4282) MHS Sets the fad swept across the nation a year ago. “We've noticed in some areas that more • "The Bundle” and “The Sea Gull,” in repertory The effects on musicians vary widely in and more of the discos have brought back through May 5 at the Yale Repertory "nieatre, 222 Tips on Stretching MANCHESTER —The Manchester High School music , ■ different areas, but all union officials live music because there are so many dis York St., New Haven. (436-1600) dciiartmcnt will present "Oklahoma" March 23 and 24 at agree it's not good. cos that they have to do something • “The Fantasticks," through March 25 at the 7:45 p.m. in Bailey Auditorium at the high school. TMs terlw of trips "In any area where there are discos, different to meet the competition,” he Camelot Dinner Theatre, Route 81, Higganum. (1- raquMitg iMa than All high .school choral groups will participate in the musicians are losing work." said Victor Your Travel Budget atsnkfiiefpe said. '"New York is one place where I feel 800-622-3357) Bodgers and Hammerstein production which will be praparatfkr Fuentealba. national president of the live music is starting to come back.” • “The Music Man,” through April 22 at the CoriiMctiort Araa directed by Martha White. smaller restaurants, cafes and bistros off AAA In Waal IfOO.OOO-member Musicians Union. “We're Many musicians in Southern California Coachlight Dinner Theatre, 226 Main St., Hv Ml im vv J. IlKOWN Hartford aaa The cast includes Sue Beauregard as Aunt Ellen, Phil I be main streets whore local residents pubUe sarvk* In Imping it's just a passing fad. but although are weaMng "MAD” buttons: "Musicians Warehouse Point. (522-1266 or 623-8227) I PI 11< U E I. Kililor thalntareatof eat, Watch for low-cost chef or blue plate AUTO CLUB Of HARTFORD Gordon as Will Parker, Ingrid Jacobson as Laurey and it varies from area to area, it has adverse Against 'b ^ o ." In addition, their cars • "She Stoops to Conquer," through March 11 at Americans truvelint! abroad find they specials. Carey Flanagan as Curly. ly affected our business in most areas." sport bumper stickers bearing similar Lyman Auditorium, Southern Connecticut State are ({el(in(! fewer francs, marks and yen Imported liquors and cigarettes are Tickets will he sold jit the door. One of the hardest hit areas is Southern College, New Haven. Tickets at the door. THAMES SCIENCE CEI^flER & sentiments. lor Iheir dollars in these days of soaring usually very expensive, .so pick up a quart California, particularly Los Angeles • “Sergeant Mulgrave's Dance,” a multi-media CONNECnCUT 2VRBOREIIIM & In Denver, the local picketed discos last prices. and a carton i the average import allowed where, for now, disco is king. year. But the local's president, Tasso production, tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. at the LYMAN ALLYN M U ^ U M With the possible exception of some air per person I at a duty-free shop at the Vince DiBari. vice president of the Los Harris, said the picket lines, were College Theatre, Central Connecticut State College, gateway air terminal before departure. New London, CT DIMCTIONS; Angeles musician s local, said the number lares, the cost of virtually every phase of 1. From most pointg in (ho slate follow 1H4 Box Office To Open designed to protest "playing without New Britain. (827-7382) Or stick, to locally produced alcoholic This Tankful trip offer* quite a variety of en East to Rte. 2 of musicians working clubs in his area is travel has-gone up; hotels, meals, ground vironmental exhibit*. Art)ore(um i* part cul paying" rather than to shut down the dis • “Women: Drarfiatic Portraits,” a coffeehouse 2. Continue on Rte. 2 to Exit for Route 11 transportation, sightseeing, shopping, drink and smoke the local brands — tivated and pari natural state with self-guiding off 30 percent from a year ago and he production, tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. at 3. Follow Rie. 11 foulh until It |oini Rl. B5 EAST HADDAM — On Sunday, the Goodspeed Opera cos. trails. The Lyman A llyn Museum houses orie entertainment, etc. Ihey're cheapef most of the time. 4. Continue South on 85 to )unction of 1-95 House will open its Box Office for the seventeenth season blames disco. McDonough Hall, Saint Joseph College, West Hart of the finest doll house collections and includes He said the heart of the problem is that • Don't overtip. Most F^uropean hotels 5. Follow 1-95 & u s 1 E to Exit for Williams St. ford. (232-4571) Americans returning from Europe and fine arts from every major period. Museum is ■of musical theatre. The first offering of the season, the "It would cost them $1,600 a week for a musicians don't receive royalties whgn and restaurants add a service charge to 6. Turn left on Willia-ns to Mohefjan Ave.. Rt. ■lapan tell shocking tales ol spending $100 open Tues-Sat. I-S. Sunday 2-3. Science 32 Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart 1937 musical “Babes trio, but they can get some guy to come in their inusic is used commercially. At pre- • “The Girl in the Freudian Slip," a comedy, Center and ArtNirclum are open during Day and more a niglit lor a hotel room, up to hills — u|i to 20 percent in some countries. 7. Turn rinhl on Mohegan. Muaeum is on the In Arms" will open on April 10th and continue thru June and spin records for much less." DiBari tonight at 8:15 and Saturday at 2:15 p.m. and 8:15 light hrjurs. A ll are free. .sent. he said radio .» ^ b n s . discos and $75 for dinner for two. $li for a martini, In Ivurope. it s'customary to round out the left. 16. From June 19 thru Sept. 8 the Opera House will offer said. "As much as I dislike it, it works jukebox operators pay only a minimal p.m. in the Harry Hope Theatre, Eastern Connec and $2 tor a cup of colfee. total with small coin, however. Taxi “The Five O’clock Girls,” a revival of a 1927 musical com when it's done right. They say they're copyright fee to BMI or ASCAP, the two ticut State College, Willimantic. Free. Don't despair. There are way to stretch drivers expect to be tipped at least 15 per edy composed by Harry Ruby with lyrics by Bert Kalmar. making it." major distribution syndicates. • “Kiss Me, Kate," Saturday at 2 p.m, at the vmir travel budget without having to give cent of the fare. In .Japan .service charges T V T o n i g h t Tickets for all performances will eo on sale Sunday. DiBari said his objection is not with the "We wanted to make people aware of Austin Arts Center, Trinity College, Hartford. (527- up comforts or conveniences. also are added to hotel and restaurant 1 For information and reservations, phone the Goodspeed full-scale, first-class discos, but with the the fact these people were parasites, 8062) Here are some tips based on personal hills, but you don't have to leave any extra tiox olfice, 873-8668, smaller clubs he said are taking advan making money off the sweat of musicians Herbert Chatzky plays some of the music that will be performed at • "Guys and Dolls,” tonight, Saturday, and experiences and those of other veteran yen or tip cab drivers, March 15 to 17 at 8 p.m. at the Lincoln Theatre, 6:00 DtfrrwitStrotiM Untouchablaa tage of the fad. because of bad copyright laws.” the Holocaust Memorial concert Sunday at 7 p.m. at Second travelers: • Before departure, in(|uire of travel iQIBN fw* 'Mhington Weak In S Dick Van Dyks "Disco is nothing new. It began in Fuentealba said musicians will be back University of Hartford, 200 Bloomfield Ave., West • Take most ol your fiinds-in travelers agents, government tourist offices and • Brady Bunch Europe and it's been here for a number of Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St., Manchester. Looking on are Hartford. (243-4633) jJokar'tWIM O Jokar'iWIld 11:15 before Congress this coming session to checks you may have to pay a fee, but airlines about special discount bookets 39 Pannias From Haavsn years. That movie ‘Saturday Night Fever’ ask creation of a performance fee. which Charles Fidlar, baritone, and Dorothy Fidlar, cellist, both performing • "Women — Center Stage," March 24 at 8:15 3 Bozo's Big Top 8:30 Violinist To Perform von iisuallv can get a better rate of and free bonuses being offered in coun I Mundo Rsal S MarvQrtffIn 11:30 made it a fad. would take some of the attractiveness on the program. (Herald photo by Strempfer) p.m. at the Studio Theater, University of Connec exchange for the check than for cash. Con tries on your ininerary. You could save I My Thrss Sons X & What's Happaningll (3) Movis "The Love Machine" "True disco is done with a lot of class, away from converting to disco. ticut, Storrs. (429-2912) I Bonsnzs S @ 8 Hallo, Lam (1971) John Phillip Law, Dyan MANCHESTER — A Latvian violinist, Rasma sider buying checks in strong foreign hurnireds of dollars on accommodations, ) Bludio Ssa Cannon. , equipment and special effects. But what's "The unfortunate part about it is we're • "The Exercise." Friday and Saturday nights lasS WaltStrsstWaak Lielmane. will present a concert Sunday at 6 p.m. in currencies as a hedge against further meal, sightseeing, car rentals, sporting 6:30 auartC hib (£ Movis "Goodbye Again" happening down here is a lot of clubs just the only profession I know of who makes through April 7 at the Hole-in-thc-Wall Theatre, 121 (1961) Ingrid Bergman, Yves Woodruff Hall at Center Congregational Church. 11 Holocaust Concert Due declines in the dollar. events, theater, etc. ' ILovsLucy 9:00 Montand. turning up the jukebox or hiring some guy the product that puts us out of work," he Smalley St., New Britain. (223-9500) Bowling For Dollsrs Center St. • Convert travelers checks and dollars • Map out your route in advance if plan QD & Movla "The Child 3 ) Movla "The Mating Season" to play records. They put up some neon said. (f MANCHESTER — Music composed by The concert will conclude with a perfor Jsks Hsss QospsI TInM dealer" (Premiere) Beau Bridg Lielmane, a native of Riga, Latvia, will be accom at hanks and ollicial money changers for ning to travel by car. Gasoline is very taSNBCNaws (1951) Gene Tierney. John Lund. [irisoners of Theresienstadt Concentration mance of Aaron Copland's "Lincoln Por expensive in Europe, more than $2 per es. Blair Brown. A divorced S S S Tonight panied on the piano by Marina Baltere. in a recital of Music the liesl exchange rate. Hotels and OvsrEasy mother sets out on a search for S Movla "Golden Eye" (1948) Camp will be performed at a special tr a it" with Charles Fidlar, narrator, and restaurants may lie more convenient but gallon in some countries. Hental charges Adsm-12 her two young daughters, who Roland Winters, Mantan More varied classical works. The program is sponsored by the (.'hatzky at the organ. • Pete Seeger in concert, March 12 at 8 p.m. at Ths Othar School Systam Holocaust Memorial Concert Sunday at 7 usually lake a bigger bite. Don't convert (Idler, loo, so it might pay to check with wdre kidnapped by her ex- land. American Latvian Association of Connecticut Inc. p.m. at the Second Congregational The Rev. Dr, MacLauchlin, pastor at Se- Manchester High School. Sponsored by -the 6:55 husband. ® Baratta more than your immediate needs since Hie American Automobile As.sociation or Tickets will be .sold at the door. There are special rates ('hurch. 385 N. Main St,, Manchester. (ond Congregational Church, will offer Manchester Arts Council and Manchester Com S )N aw s @1 ® I S Brothart And Slatera 37l Nawa munity College. (646-4900) you will have to pay another lee to Ihc International car rental firms on costs 39 Fchosa Of Sllvar for senior citizens and students. Sequins, Mini-Dresses The program will be as follows: greetings at the beginning of the program. 7:00 39 Movla "The Caine Mutiny" 12:00 • “Everything You Ever Wanted to Hear the reconvert the surplus into dollars. h(dorehand It migbl be ( heaper to pick up (B Movla "Satan's Harvest" Rasma Lielmane began her musical education at the Slide presentation narrated by Joza The doors will open at 6 p in. for ticket iCB SN aw s (1954) Humphrey Bogart, Jose (1965) George Montgomery, Tlp- age of 5 wlien..she joined the Emils Darzios Special Music Hartford Symphony Orchestra Play," Saturday at • If your hotel is located in or near the the car in. say, Belgium, rather than Tha Brady Bunch Ferrer. Based on the novel by Karas who di.scovered the music which sales. ^ ABCNaw s pl Hedren. IVIark Nipp 11 a m. at Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford. (246- city (enter, lake tlie airport bus rattier France. Herman Wouk. A group ol olil- High ScliQiitf'ljh^ continued her musical studies at the on Roek Duo was composed by the inmates of the tran Dating Quna cers mutinies against their 6807) than a taxi or limousine. For instance, the • You can save money on train travel by Faatival Of FaHh 12:37 Latvian State cJnservatory. and later in Moscow with sit camp while on their way to Auschwitz captain, claiming that he Is men S ) Protsetora I‘lin»l(‘in on Kudio • Faculty recitals at the University of Hartford: bus lielween Narila and Tokyo costs about purchasing a Kurailpass before leaving PopI Qoaa Tha Country tally unstable. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) David Oistrakb. .She holds a doctor's degree in perfor Iheir dancing, although charming, is no during World War II; ‘Kol Nidre" by Max riww® 1:00 TOKYO (UPI) — They bounce on stage Classical guitarist Alan Sprlestersback^ Saturday at $10 a taxi run aliout .$11(1 and a llmo about the United .Slates. They are not sold in 3S The Hollywood Musicals mance and taught aPthe Latvian State Conservatory. match for a Las Vegas chorus line. Hruch performed by Dorothy Fidlar, HARTFORD — In honor of Albert DIefcCavatt "High Society” (1956) Bing Cros S S S Midnight Special in sequinnelf mini-dresses with sparkling 8 p.m., and pianist Anthony T. Rauche, March 15 at $90 For gelling around town, public I'lurope For example, for $190 you can Nawlywad Qama ■She is a Mexican citizen and lives in Mexico City, But Japanese children are entranced by cellist, accompanied by Herbert Chatzky; Kinstein's birth on March 14, 1879 by, Frank Sinatra. A wealthy man 1:30 baubles in their hair — and the teeny-, Connecticut Public Radio, 90,5 FM 8 p.m. Both are at Millard Auditorium, 200 Bloom Iransporlalion in most major cities is hoy 15 days ol unlimited lirst-class travel Tha Odd Coupla tries to win back his ex-wlle who Lielmane has won numerous awards and competitions the girls' energetic "body action," a a .song cycle composed at Theresien sung Over Easy (B Naws hoppers' of Japan let out a collective’ field Ave., West Hartford. Free. usually good iind far cheaper than renting on the railroads of 15 countries. Longer Is about to remarry. in Bulgaria, Portugal. Italy, and other countries. She has departure from the rather inert perfor by Sally Chatzky. soprano; more songs |)re.scnts a special program, "Einstein al shriek. • A Hartford Conservatory faculty recital for 10- a car or taking a cab. pas.ses are available, up to three months 7:29 9:30 concertiz.ed in most European countries, the North Old Lyme: The Qantum Theory anc I S Oslly Numbars "You may be a UFO man," the two ming style of most Japanese pop singers. from the pri.son sung by Charles Fidlar, QD Nina On Naw Jsrsay American continent and Africa. Mozart" on Wednesday, March 14. al string guitarist Dana Martin Mayo, Sunday at 4 • Consider slaying at lirst-class or com lor .$4ti(). Second class is even cheaper. Theater slender young women sing, dancing in un Mii-Chan and Kei-Chan throw themselves baritone: Kaddish for the six million Jews Discount passes also are .sold'by the 7:30 S ® Turnabout Her accompanist. Marina Baltere. is also from Riga. noon. The hour-long program will bt p.m. at the Auerbach Science Auditorium, Hartford mercial hotel 'I'iiey might not have all the P.M. Magazina I S Tha Fourth Eitats ison and moving their arms in an arc over into their doll-like dance routines with who died in the Holocaust recited by Rab lancv amcnilie.v of the deluxe es- railroads on Hie continent. Some airlines Schedule] She received tier musical education in Latvia where she roiieated .Saturday. March 17, at noon. College for Women, 30 Elizabeth St., Hartford. Carol Bumatt And Friands 10:00 their heads. "But 1 don't care. I'm getting their whole bodies, mirroring each other's bi Leon Wind of Temple Beth Sliolom. also oiler similar passes. Q Sha Na Na taught piano and chamber music at the, Latvian State Free. (246-2588) latdishmenls. hut ^ i won't he spending ) Tha Christiana tired of earth men." kicks, wiggles and whirls. Nawlywad Qama ) Naws • The Artane Boys Band in Concert, featuring much lime there anyway. Usually a room Ask your I ravel agent about low-cost all- Portar Wagonar t'A. Itieator 1 — "Fast ('onscrvalory. She also holds a doctor's degree in perfor Little children no older than three can ) Mast Ths Mayort They are "Pink Lady," the singing duo Ireland's Mary McGonIgle and tenor Kevin Owens, with a doulile lied With cost less than one Im lusive package tours. Going with a 371 MacNall / Lahrar Raport Break 7:1.5-9:,10-ll :30 mance. She lives in Toronto, Canada, where she is a ( PromlaaaOlQod that has topped Japan's pop music charts be seen on the streets, mimicking Pink March 17 at 8 p.m. at Bushnell Memorial Hail, willi two lieds, inside rooms are less group can he cheaper because the big Match Qama P.M. I I S Sw sspsukss t'.A. Tticater 2 — "Agatha " (ledagogue and chamber musician. Lady motions for the benefit of their O Chico And Tha Man and blanketed its television airwaves for Weekend Hartford. (527-3123) wholesale tour operators can reserve ) Ths Psopla't Caucus 7:(l0-9:15-11:00 BOYDS expensive than those willi outside views; 39TloTac Dough the past two years — the ultimate product amused parents. A S Miss Tssn-ags Amsrica ^ • A family sing-along of early New England ,ind the higher up the room, the higher the plane and hotel space at low rates and U.A. Theater 2 — "North A w eekly gu id e to 6:00 Avenue Irregulars " 7:00-9:00- of Japan's "star factory” system. "We try to give a kind of festival feeling music and Irish folk songs, Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at rale The location of the hotel can also pass some ol the savings along to the 10:30 entertainment and leisure STEAK HOUSE (D NBA Baskatbill ( £ Naw Yot1( Raport 10:45 Twenty-year-old Mitsuyo Nemoto (Mii- when we perform," says Mii-Chan, trying the West Hartford Public Library, 20 S, Main St., traveler. 0 Crosa-WHs In central Connecticut, Rli. 6 • N. Windham ■ iltcct rales ^ Living Faith V'ernon Cine 1 — ' lec Chan) and 21-year-old Keiko Masuda (Kei- to explain Pink Lady's appeal. "We don’t • Clicck whether Hie hotel rate includes And last lint not least, consider taking 3) S I Mtkin' It every Friday In The 423-6433 West Hartford. Free. (236-4561) ( S Movla "Witches Mountain" 11:00 •Castles" 7:10-9:10 Chan) are cute — but not beautiful. Their just sing; we try to really make the • Holocaust Memorial Concert, Including a talk breakfast usually rolls and a beverage. voiir vacalion during the olf-season, such B d ) S S S ) New Omelettes Durgers SoloO Evening Herald. OUR MINU FIATURI6 (1975) Patty Shepard, John Vernon Cine 2 - "Invasion singing is good — but not exceptional. And audience feel good.” and slide presentation, Sunday at 7 pm. at Second Don't order juice or eggs —it will cost. Ala as Knropc in Ihc winter and the Caribbean Caffarl. A news photographer B Ths Gong Show 6TIAK6 6 6IAFOOD of Body Snatehers" 7:30-9:30 Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St., I arte meals in hotels can he expensive. So in Ihc Miiiimer Air tare, hotel rates, etc., accepts an assignment to photo ond oof SpecioKy— Oepes. • PlAttart tor ttw ChUdran graph a legendary place called • 6aAdwlctiM A 6atod Manchester. (649-6198) I an room .service. $'ou can do bolter in the are at Hicir lowest then. Wilr-hes Mountain. 1 1/2 hrs. Sturbridge Village Are Always AvotK>bie. ST. PATRICK’S SPECIAL • 6lMmtrt Ivary NHa • A benefit concert with cellist Harry Clark and Sets Tavern Nights pianist Sanda Schuldmann, Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Cocktoils Served < ^ T h e Artane Boys’ Band Hall of Flags at the State Capitol, Hartford. (728- Contest Planned STURBRIDGE, Mass. — On fresh Spring nights, the 6712) NTESEEGER "WHERE EATING IS • A program of music for harpsichord and tavern at Old Sturbridge Village glows with the warmth CIVIC CEMTER, HARTFORD of Dublin, Inland A PLEASVRE" For Photography In Concert RT 6 H !J I of candles. Inside, a fire blazes he the hearth of the Great recorder by a group from Trinity Episcopal Church, BOLTON Freshly Ooked Quiche. Spinoch Solod, Gloss of In Concart Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at Center Church, Main and "A Legend in Folk Music" Room, where music and amusements of the 19th century MANCIIE.STER — 'Thotngrapliy '79, " a photographic ’ 3 .7 5 bring smiles to 20th century participants. With Gold streets, Hartford. (249-5631) contest that is opon to the public, is being sponsored by f i t s i y y o ; “Spring Nights in the Tavern" are set for March 17, 24 BAKED STUFFED • An evening of song and cheer with the Manchester Community College. MONDAY, MARCH 12-B P.M. Our Famous Onion Soup, Dreod Cr Butter, Gloss and 31 at 8:30 p.m. The program allows the public to Kevin Owens Beel/.cbutis. an all-male a capella group of the I’rints may be snbmlHed in one of two catogories of of Wine. SpeciolOepe Dessert $ Q share in games and gongs of the past. The evening will be Iraland’a Laading Tanor SHRIMP Connecticut Tufts Club, Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at the eompetilion, color or black and white. Slides are not Manchester High School Auditorium high-lighted by a musical program of solos, duets, trios Tower Suite of the Hartford Insurance Group, Hart FRI THRU SUN SPECIALS 5 2 7 -3 9 0 0 and Spaclal Quaat HOUSE SPECIALTYY aeceplable. Entries, limited to two from each Sponsored hp and choruses by the Old Sturbridge Village Singing ford, 1346-6224 or 289-1092) pliotograplicr, arc to be matted, or mounted, on board 11 School. .They will present songs of the Age, including Mary McGonIgle • "Music for Lent." Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the Manchester Arts Council and T-BONE inebes by 14 inches Hirtnigli IB inches by 20 inches in size. SHRIMP & SCALLOPS AU GRATIN $7.95 some old-fashioned drinking songs. Intarnatlonal Racording Star United Methodist Church of Gales Ferry, Chapman Manchester Community College Visitors to the tavern may enjoy common board games Ixane. Gales Ferry. An official idenlitication label is to be eumpletod by the IN CASSEROLE (Tha Qlrl from Mayo) STEM Hi.45 pliotograplicr and atlaebed to the back of each print such as checkers and dominoes, and will be instructed in • "Million Dollar Movie Themes," played by the Entries ii\iiy be delivered to the main office or Boom Tickets; Students $3.00 Gen'I. Admission $4.00 more obscure games of the past, including morelles (or SRTURMY. MUCH 17th 8.D0 pjn . Hartford Symphony Orchestra, Saturday at 8 p.m, BROILED SWORDFISH STEAK . . . $7.95 1 LB. CUT WITH ONION R IN a i '209 in Hie Haiitord Bond campus of the college from Nine Man’s Morris, played as long ago as Shakespear'es Buthnoll Mimorlal ALL 0INNIR6 INCLUDE: at the Hartford Jai Alai Fronton. (278-1450) March '29 lliroiigli April 2, from 9 a m. until 4 p m , on For Information era), fox-an-geese and charades (a game of anagrams Ttefcate: Oreh. $7; 1tl SaL |7, $•; 2nd Sal. 19, 94 SALAD BAR • POTATO • ROLLS AND BUTTIR • Blucgrass with the David Grisman Quintet, March '29. Irom B until 7 p m., and on March 21, Irom 9 Call 646-4900, Ext. 259 FILLET OF SOLE ROLLITINI .... $7.95 and clues, unlike its modern namesake). Hckats avaRaMa al SmhnaB Soa OfRea, 249*M07 featuring Tony Rice. Monday at 8 p.m. at Ihe and bH TIekaftron OuUala. Oroao ralaa avaifaMa by American Shakespeare Theatre. Stratford. (375- a m mitil noon For ticket information, contact the secretary of special caMng f27-l122. Entry til,inks and furlhor information can be obtained Uh c c events at the Village, 617-347-3362. THY u» Tom nn 5000) Irom Sylvian Oliara, coordinator of the contest, whose of STARTING SUNDAY 12-2 PM fice is at Hie llarlUinl Boad campus. Entry blanks arc Arby’s now Area Malery Dane* .ilso av.iil.ililc at Hie Student Acllvillcs olficc on Hio main BRUNCH & LUNCH MENUS nowofl»rs offers two two LA STRADA WEST RESTAURANT . "Pied Piper of Hamelin," by the Center Ballet campus and at camera shops in Manclicsicr lla» Birthday Theatre, Sunday at 2:30 p.m, at Penney High CoiTificalcs will ho awanlcd to Hic lop Hircc ontrios in Pizza & (nrindvrs roast roast beefbeef SchtMil, East Hartford. oacli division A panol ol tbroo ju(lg(‘s will be formed to ELLINGTON - The 15th 471 HARTFORD RD. icon mckee st ) MANCHESTER B a r tf in d pick the winners. sandwidies sandwiches anniversary of the foun-, &. C o u r a n t ROUTE 13 • ELLINQTOtl ding of the Country Squire 643-6165 O’K e ^ e T ra v e t- Aw.inl-winning entries and a selection ol otber entries T h e Hartford ' Irimh T ravel will b(' exliibiletl in Hie Stairwell (iallerv at the Hartford for for $4. Restaurant. Route 83, is 1 iM^fccor Lectures CELEBRATE OUR 15TH being observed throughout WEEKEND SPECIALS Civic Center r U m Hoad Campus from April B Ibrougb April 27. A free, ren ta l • At the Hartford Art School, University of Hart the month of March. Prvvmatatlon public rccc|iHon will he held in Hie gallery at 8 p.m on ANNIVERSARY DURINC MARCH M M C H 9 -1 1 Presents ford: artist Michael Metz, March 12 at 11:30 a.m.. SHABOO This MW just The facility was original opening niglit and photographer Maria Resnick, March 13 at 2:30 haw to Roto an s ly founded as a small IRISH FEST FREE CLASS OF CRAMPAGNE p.m. (243-4393) .Arby M Hi’tl restaurant to service Hartford Civic Center TONIGHT & TOMORROW Kestaunint. because FRESH SWORDFISH . . . . ’5.25 • “Tutankhamun- A Detective Story," Thomas WITH EACH DINHER customers at a golf driving 9 march IO&, J I , 1.979 Picluro Place Has this week itk 2 (or Hoving, former director of the Metropolitan SITU time. area and miniature golf •DOORPUZK- DINNER SP EC IA LS 3/9 - 3/15 NIGHT! iHobiR. juicy; course which were MP S T E A K ...... <4.95 Aer lAngue Irtah Museum of Art, Monday at 8 p.m. at the Roberts fresh, wbotrsomr. AIrWtee—Hound trl0j Theatre, Kingswood-Oxford School, West Hartford. Oslcrincier’s Photos nCA rtcording artl$t lean.luscMMts roast (iriginallv at the hH ation. VEAL CORDON m u ^.95 V beefsandHiches The restaurant, with oirfww/iartwe (236-29611 I ^ are only Sl.^L I to MAM IlFS I I'Ht I'liolograiilis by .loll Ostcrmcicr ol banquet facilities for up to ^ _ vruwOPEN oviiifftiSUNDAY TIL Ilk V9 MaiichosItT ai'c un displ.iy in "Tlic I’lctlirc Place" at AZTEC 2 STEP Non does DVBUII. CHAMPAGNE TOAST, SALAD that make 400 persons, also includes a .a a o ju i D j Et Cetere Math hester i'oioiniiniiy t'ollcgo. sense for you dining riNim and ccK-ktail Irish BAR, BAKED POTATO and yxwr family m • Chess tournament, open and reserved sections. The displ.iy. on tlio ground Hoor ol the llarllord Boad Tickets on sale at Belter's Music,’ and Records _ iYW at or does that lounge and bar. iaiii|ms, IS ojico In Hio public free Mondays Hirougb Saturday at 11 a m. at the Student Center, Unlimited. make s<‘ftse? 'I’hc anniversary celebra THE DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT D A K T tt Manchester Community College. Free. Frid.ivs Irnni 8 :io ,1 III iiiiiillOp.m (7 p in on Fridaysl, tion is being extended to Tournament and InetrucUon by Connecticut Dart Leagues BAKED STUFFED KING • The eighth annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in ,ind 9 .1 111 until noon on S.iinrdays. Because ol spring ( ustoincrs with free ebam- rniBALL ucraAVAOAimAt IMarch 16 ft 17 NRBO ' MON. THRU WED. 12 DINNER Hartford, sponsored by the United Irish Societies. 10 1 oss. the H.irHord llo.id building will close at 4 20 p.m CRAB LEGS ^.25 pagne being given to all Dozeneqfthe latest Baity. Oottlleb and WUHamM pin* and game* dm log Ihc «('ck ol March 18. March 23 M AX CREEK diners and a variety of SKCim $3 J 9 Saturday at 11 a m. Starts at Oxford Street, goes comiimova KinmittMinam down Farmington Avenue to the State Capitol. \ n.itivc ol Mdwaiikoc. Ostcrmcicr s|iont his youth m dinner s|ic('ials during the Plan on lunch CHAMPAGNE TOAST, SALAD March 24 BLUES BROTHER, INCLUDES SOUP OR JUICE, POTATO, A SALAD ta tm r d a 0 —Hoon to 4 P.M. The Mlnetrel Boy* • The New Haven St. Patrick's Day Parade, in its -oiiHk rn Illinois, then moved cast. Ho attrihutes his in- month. ^ and good time* Icii'si III phniographv primarily to the inllucncc ol'his BAR, BAKED POTATO 4 P.M. to 8 P.M. John Keane Band 64th edition. Sunday at 2 p.m, SUrts at Chapel M AT MURPHY ASAMPlIOFGIRWEEKDDDIIfRS 8 P.M. to 12 MN Morgan* at the Irtah Feat lalhci who look reels anti reels ol movie lootage ol my with the ZAITCHEKBROS. ‘Haywire’ (>a8l Choice USDA Slrtoln Steak ...... *SJS ttfterthe Street and Derby Avenue, down Chapel Street, lainilv ami myself." After trying a variety of cameras and FRI & SAT; GOOD TIMES BAND OFFER GOOD WITH THW COUPON | HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Roast Sirloin of Beef au jus ...... ’AM H u n d a y —Noolfto 4 P.M. The Mlnetrel Boy* 8 t Patrick'* Day north on Church Street to Grove Street, March 306 31 JONATHAN EDWARDS 4 P.M. to 8 P.M. John Keane Band huiiuls. he those tlic :>5mm lormat for Ins work. Lee Remick will portray Veal Parmesan ...... ’AM Parade on Saturday. • Poetry reading by W.D. Snodgrass, Saturday at Osieinioicr IS .1 gradnatc of basic and advantod PLAN NOW FOR OUR ST. Margaret Sullavan and Baby Beet UvereOnions or Bacon ...... *3 J S B o v m a t 4.30 p.m. at the Hartfprd Public Library Baked Rainbow Trout ...... '4 J S Sutm tdoy—March 10.12Noonto 12Mldnlght auditorium. Main Street, Free. I (101 s(>s m pliotograpliv taugbl ,it MFC I'v Bicb.anl Dalcv. PATRICK'S DAY DINE & DANCE ! ARBTS ROAST BEEF I Jason Robarts will play S u n d a y —March 11.12 Noon to 9 P.M. \lioiil Ills Work Ostcmit'icr .sjiltl that lie likes-to draw Hie poMlthf* I. D. n q u in d Fresh Golden Brown Fried F ish ...... *3J S • "Greece — Faces and Places." a travelogue Leland Hayward in the TV Baked Stuffed Shrim p...... *6.46 uewer s i>\(' Olio .1 pholiigrapb and move the eye around ______PARTY______102 CONANTVILLE RD. TICZETStAWULABLtAT THC DOOM with a a y Francisco, tonight at 8. Saturday at 8 p.m. film version of "Haywire,” Golden Fried Flounder, Fresh...... *3 JS Adult*—*1.99 Under 18 y e a n —99* It I oniovisol.ilmg moments and emotions and trying S 257 Broad St Manchester | and Sunday at 2 and 5 p.m. at Bushnell Memorial 111 WILLIMANTIC the best-selling book by Baked Swordflah...... *S.2S im is B u z iw t 111 ( (iimminit ,iic Hmso l('olings in my pbolograplis. " be WATCH FOR OUR EXCITING 423-007W I MON.-THURS - .. FRLSAT.SUN | Brooke Hayward, daughter Mcaawsd'' AHARTTOn Hall, Hartford. (246-6807) s'aiil His show iiu imlt's photos ol architecture, images SPEaAlS ALL MONTH I 10 AM-11 PM 6498515 AM4WDNiOHT| of the late actress and BYOB CALDORPLAZA, MANCHESTER Lamb stew Apple Pudding OVC CENTER • Arts for Health Festival, a five-day event star lioin n.ilmv and oHicis that display some tt'chniqucs ol talent agent. The four-hour ,p,x TEL.649-5487 Beef and Kidney Pudding Barmbrack ting Saturday at the University of Connecticut lighling Com Beef artd Cabbage Apple Puddery Pie PRODUCTION Health Center. Faiinington. (674-2387 or 674-3222) CBS-TV special will be SEEN MON 5 »T Exit 93 of: l-BB filmed bv Warner Bros. PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD. Fri,, March 9; 1979 EVENING HERALD, Fri,, March 9, 1979- PAGE ELEVEN Obituaries Thoughts K(‘V. Hii^li (rilliH, K o lie r l K. J a n i r k e I.oil in Beriiuz MANCHESTER Louis P. Ashe at Top of Game ^ MANCHESTER - Mrs. Elois Hyde ApLENty K\-Ar<*a PuHlor Janicke. 53. of 158 Irving St. died this Bechza, 86. of 14B McGuire Lane morning at Manchester Memorial died Thursday night at Manchester BOLTON - The Rev. Hugh A. Hospital. She was the wife^f Robert Memorial Hospital.! He was the hus (iilli!i. 75. ul Denmark. Maine, K. .janicke, band of the late Augusta Poncet former pa.slor of Ihe United Mrs, Janicke was born Dec, 15. Bechaz, By Len Auster Methodist Church of Ikilton. died Demolishing Alexander 1925 in Manchester and had lived Mr, Bechaz was born July 14.1894, Keb. 27 at Brownville. Maine, after a here all her life. in Europe and had iiv^d in long illness. She is also survived by a son. Gary Manchester for a number of years. Gaining Respect By EARL YOST placements were short of super and cise on the Nautilius equipment. I A memorial service will be held son. What hasn't already been said R. Janicke of Goshen. N.H.; a The funeral is Saturday at 9:30 SuorU Editor he was returning serve past a puzzled Sunday at .'i p.m. at the Bolton According to Harrah's Reno Race about the 6-foot-8. 230-pound stretch a lot, about 45 minutes daily. brother. Harleth Manning of a m. from the .John F. Tierney “Day in and day out, I’m Alexander. I’ve been doing it for about a year church, for Ihe Rev. Mr. Gillis. who Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., and Sports Book. UConn is a 30-1 youngster out of Middletown? He's a Manchester; two sisters. Mrs, Roger pick to snare the NCAA basketball playing better now than I ever "ft’s not normal to beat anybody 6- and a half. .sirved as pastor Irom July 1966 to (Delly) Nel.son of North St. Paul. with a mass at the Church of the freshman in academic standings on June 1970. lie celebrated his 40th an- championship. have, but I’m not winning,” 0 today. It just doesn't happen," Ashe “I’m spending less lime practicing Minn., and Mrs. Romayne (Phoebe) As.sumption at 10. Burial will be in St. ly. His maturity is that of someone tried to explain to the m ^ia. nivcr.sary in the ministry while in The 30-1 odds puts the Huskies in ' on the court. Now, about an hour and Archer of North Lubec. Maine: and James Cemetery. years older. Arthur Ashe said after he Bolton. . the same company with Penn. Iona. "I was hitting the ball well, hitting a half is enough. I used to practice two grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral After the URl contest, Thompson demolished John Alexander it right at his shoetops,” he added. The Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor Rutgers. Detroit and Virgina Tech three hours at a time. Now I never go The private funeral will be at home tonight from 7 to 9. was asked to compare himself to Sly last night in straight sets to Alexander could not master the of St. Maurice' (Jiurch. the Rev. J. and ahead of 15 other entrants in the more than two days without playing, Holmes Funeral Home. Burial will Williams. But Corny was too wise to angling returns. Stanton Conover, pastor of Bolton 40-team field. give the United States a 1-0 even if it’s only with my wife. be at tne convenience of the family. ^Irs. Irene E. Burnell be drawn into this. Picking his words Alexander, once hailed as the boy Congregational Church and the Rev. Who said there's no respect for lead over Australia in the 10th Alexander did not make himself There are no calling hours, ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Irene Eddy carefully. Thompson stated, "Sly, his wonder and the successor to John Marjorie L. Miles, pre.sent pastor of Connecticut basketball? annual Aetna World Cup at the available after either niatch. No Burnett. 77. of Granby, formerly of game is outside. My game is inside, Newcombe as Australia's best Ihe (>nited Methodi.st Church, as well The likelihood that the up-and- doubt, he would have little to offer he Rockville, died Thursday at her down low. I try to control traffic in New Haven Coliseum. player, has yet to win an Aetna as several members of the church (ionloii i''. W liilcoiiilt coming Huskies, who ';arrived” was so completely outplayed by Ashe home. She was the widow of Murvil side." End of comparison shopping. “Yes, I’m playing better now than singles match in six tries. although he did perform much better will take part in the .service. ANDOVER — Gordon F. Whit quicker than believed, will add the F. Burnett. The Huskies lost twice to Boston when I won at Wimbledon (1975). I'm "I can’t remember when 1 played in doubles. His wife. Mrs. Helen Gillis. will at comb. 63, of Clearwater. Fla., died NCAA title to their ECAC New College and came back to whip the Mrs. Burnett was burn in Amherst, England championship is remote. in the best shape physically of my so well," Ashe continued in a humble "When we lost the tie-breaker (7- tend Ihe memorial service. Feb. 26 in Florida. Ho was the hus Mass., and had lived in Rockville and Eagles in the ECAC tourney. They Nevertheless. UConn has a chance — life,” the 35-year-old No.l singles way adding, "except winning. I can 4), it gave them (USA) the momen The Rev. Mr. Gillis was born May band of Mrs. Dorothy Whitcomb and the Northampton. Mass., area before were butted by URI and rebounded to, Robert Sic of South Windsor suffered fatal South Windsor firefighters e-xtricate Sic from along with 39 other hopefuls. player with the USA said after he get into the finals but I just can’t tum. I’m pretty disappointed, but the 25. 1903. in Glen Martin. Prince the brother of Edward Whitcomb of moving to Granby less than two twice upend the Rams. Can Connec injuries in this accident Thursday night on The seedrng/pairing committee gave Alexander a lesson in the finer seem to win.” In recent weeks, both hearts are not out of our guys yet,’ Edward Island. Canada, and was a Andover. years ago. his van. He died a short time later at Hart ticut do it again? Can it take what it hasn't made* it easy for the Huskies. points of the game before an es John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors Aussie Captain Stolle tried to explain graduate of Bangor i Maine ) Mr. Whitcomb was a field auditor She is survived by a son, Murvil F, Burnham Street in South Windsor. East Hart ford Hospital. (Herald photo by Strempfer) learned from its first meeting with Their first assignment is Syracuse timated crowd of 5,100. The scores stopped the spindly, bespectacled after the opening double defeat. Theological Seminary and the ■ for the Aetna Insurance Co. before Burnett Jr, of Staten Island. N,Y,( ford paramedics and firefighters helped. Syracuse and turn the tables on the were 6-0, 6-2. Ashe for the top money. his retirement. University Saturday afternoon at the "Arthur played the best I've ever University of Maine. He also did six daughters. Mrs. Daniel (Dorothy) Orangemen? Will lightning strike a Stan Smith and Bob Lutz teamed in Ashe said he would have been hap graduate work at McGill University. He is also survived by a son. two Providence Civic Center, a club third time? ‘ seen hi(n play. He’s (noving better Hutson of Rockville. Mrs. Dean which they lost to in New Haven, 74- doubles to give the USA a 2-0 lead py just winning. "1 was looking for a than ever," Stolle continued, Montreal. Canada. (laughters, another brother, a sister (Vera) Starkey and Mrs. Alfred Manchester Police Report If it does. North Carolina awaits. with a straight set 7-6, 6-1 decision t)iree-set match with a possible tie tinued. and throe grandchildren. Crash Kills 60. He was ordained Nov. 20. 1929 in (Irene) Gernon. both of Granby, Mrs. The Tar Heels are tournament over Alexander and Phil Dent. breaker," The pair have met 13 The doubles match held the in The National (,'remation Society The Orangemen will not be con favorites, tabbed a 9-2 pick by the the Hiram. Maine. Congregational Leonard (Bessie) Freeman of Tonight, Brian Gottfried and Dent times with Ashe winning 11, several, terest of the smallest crowd in years Inc,, was in charge of funeral MANCHESTER — Police reported automobile parked on ■ Elm Street, fronted by the same Connecticut Church and had also pastured Easlhampton. Mass. Mrs. Area Driver Nevada bookmaker. But if UConn ad will meet in 'the feature singles he indicated, were ever-so-close, — sined play moved into the churches in Bennington. Vt.: East arrangements. the theft of 31 concrete forms from a police reported. team. The faces may be the same but vances to the March 16 date in Marguerite Del^jnge of Chicopee Progre.ss Drive construction site. They also reported a broken win following a 7:30 doubles exhibition "If I were John, I would have coliseums, first in Hartford and in Weymouth. Mass.;- and West SOUTH WINDSOR - Robert S, that's the only similarity. The up-to- Raleigh, N.C. against Coach Dean .Arthur Aslir Falls. Mass, and Mrs, Charles The concrete items, which are two dow at 363 Broad St. between Dennis Ralston and Charlie stayed back, I figure Dent will do New Haven since a year ago with Warwick. R.l. He recently was Sic. 28, 6( 39 Long Hill Road. South date Huskies are aggressive; they at Smith's quintet and fails there, will it Mrs. I'lrnii S. i{clHll«‘r (Beverly) O'Brien of Athol, Mass.; a feet by eight feet, were delivered to Pasarell of the USA against Fred that Saturday when they play," Ashe Lutz and Smith proving their Davis named pastor emeritus of the East Windsor, was pronounced dead at tack the ball. ‘ be so bad? MANCHE.STEH - Mrs, Erna brother, Percy Eddy of Everett. the site more, than a month ago, Patrick A, Armstrong, 17, of 15 Stolle and Roy Emerson of Australia. said. Cup triumph was no fluke. Weymouth Congregational (,'hurcli. Hartford Hospital Thursday night a "We go after all the loose balls. We For it'll mean Connecticut had a Sternptie Belstler, 65, of 80 Simmons Ma.ss.; three sisters, Mrs. Hazel Hib- police .said. The project has been Alton St. was charged with improper didn't get them early in the year," It took Ashe just 45 minutes to year history of Aetna play. How does Ashe feel about his The USA team, despite the absence where Ih gymnasium has been short while after being admitted with 22-win season and made the final 16, St died Wednesday at her home. She bard of Hadley. Mass., Mrs. delayed by inclement weather, use of marker plates and driving voiced senior tri-captain Jgff Carr overpower Alexander with an assort Ashe played like a young colt with sudden resurgence. of McEnroe and Connors, appears to named in his honor in appreciation of injuries suffered in an accident in That's a far cry from the “ winning" was the widow of Theod(jr Belstler. Florence Collard of Northhampton, however. wiU(out a license, police said. Court ment of well-placed shots and the excellent racquet and ball control "I'm playing better mentally. be just loo strong for the best that his work with Ihe young people South Windsor. after the Huskies vanquished Rhode 14-12 mark hoped lor by Do(n Perno. Mrs, Belstler was born in Germany Mass., and Mrs, Grace Shurnway of The concrete forms, valued at $2,- dafe is March 20. Island for the New England crown. beating was the worst suffered by and he seemed to anticipate every Phyically, I never felt better. I do a Australia can offer. (luring his pastorate there. Police said Sic was driving east on "People expected more, I guess they and had lived in East Hartford for Amherst, Mass.; 27 grandchildren ()()(). were reported missing Thursday Wendy D. Baker. 17. of 2 Cannon Carr has been a mark of consisten any player on either side in the 10- move of his opponent. The winner’s lot of long distance running and exer He is al.so survived by two sons. Burnham Street about 8:45 p.m., were right. " the second-year UConn the past six years. She had been and 34 great-great-grandchildren. afternoon, police said. Road, East Hartford, WuS charged cy down the stretch and fellow tri Malcolm Gillis and Robert Gillis; went off the left side of the road and coach has acknowledged on more employed as a nur.se's assistant at St. The funeral is .Saturday at 1 p.m. at with fourth-degree larceny, police captain Randy LaVigne, too. has seven grandchildren and several struck the rear of a parked truck. Sic than one occasion. Francis Hospital and Medical Trinity Ispiscopal Church. Tariff- Police a'so reported an attempted said. The arrest was made in connec been a standout. Neither wants to see nieces and nephews. was driving a van. No one was in the And it's a far cry froni a 94-78 eni- Center, Hartford, for the past .seven ville. Burial will be in South break at a Teresa Road home tion with an alleged shoplifting at his collegiate career co(ne to a close. The family suggests that any parked truck. barrassment to Yale. That encounter years. Cemetery. Orange. Thursday. No entrance was gained, Shoe Town on Spencer Street. And then you come to Corny Thomp WHA To Sign Best Young Talent memorial gifts may be made to the Police said South Windsor (Dec. 21 now seems centuries ago. , She is al.so survived by a son. Friends may call at the Hayes- police .said. Court date is March 19. Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. 23 liretighters assisted by firelighters monton, Winnipeg, Quebec City and added the city would proceed with Thomas II. Belstler ol South Glaston lluling & Garnion Funeral Home. 364 A motor vehicle was stolen from Police also reported 10 arrests for NEW YORK (U P I)-W orld asked. "The NHL governors have East 26th St.. Now York. New York. and paramedics froni East Hartford, Hartford. plans to enlarge its arena. ■ bury. a daughter, Mrs. Anita .Salmon Brook St., Route 10. Granby, Tudor Lane, police said. The missing Hockey Association President been turning us down for the past 10016. The Rev. Mr. Gillis was motor vehicle violations, four for worked to extricate Sic from the van. "I have gone on record many times “Today's decision has been a dis .Schwanke of East Hartford; a sister. tonight froni 7 to 9. automobile is a 1970 blue and white speeding, and the (ssuance ot two Howard Baldwin has promised three years, and there was no reason afflicted with Juvenile diabetes and The accident is still under in saying that I am a firm believer in appointment for many people," he Mrs. Clair Steffen of Tulsa. Okla.; The family suggests that any Mustang, they .said. (tacking warrants. Alcorn State the association will continue to to believe they would be different so is one of his giandchildren. vestigation. the one league concept, and I still said. and lour grandchildren. (iiemorial gifts may be niade to the \ battery was taken from an this time.” rercHii L. llaRciiow Heart As.sociation of Greater Hart- grow despite the National believe it, but it is now crystal clear Councilor Jim Ernst, who has been "But we will be in there one day." The funeral is .Saturday with a to me that, after three years, the mass at St. Rose Churi h at 9 a.rn. lord, 310 Collins St . Hartford. Hockey League’s decision not a mainstay in the fight to have seats , "We have competitive parity in our MANCHFvSTER — Mrs. Tere.sa National Hockey League does not Lee llagenow, 59. of Orlando. Ha., Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery. to admit four WHA teams into added to the arena (istimated about league. Why, the NHL can’t even .\rlliur Jar\ is In Headlines share this opinion," he said. $200,000 has been irretrievably spent formerly of Manchester, died Satur The Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Sewer Rate Increase an expanded professional spell the word," Short added. MANCHE.STFHt — Arthur Jarvis, "From this day forward, the WHA day in Orlando. Main St., is in charge of already in architectural work and on He said statistics show that WHA NEW YORK (UPI) - A tiny school from a small town in league. will do what is in the best interests of arrangements. (>9. formerly of 709 Main St., died contracts awarded. teams beat NHL teams more often Mrs. llagenow was born Sept. 25. Monday at a Manchester convales- Mississippi is on the verge of making some very big headlines. "I want to reiterate as forcefully the WHA and our fans." 1919 in B olton and liv ed in I'here are no calling hours In Edmonton, Oilers’ spokesman than they lost in pre-season exhibi ( ent home. as possible that the World Hockey John Ferguson general manager of Manchester for a number of years Still Remains Mystery Alcorn State, one of the best kept John Short said the team still hopes tion games this season. Mr. .Jarvis was born in Providence. secrets of the year, romped to its and the Braves canie back to lorge a Association will continue to grow, the World Hockey Associatioii's Win to be accepted to the NHL in the "We picked up Dave Hunter' and before moving to Florida 19 years H I., and liad hved in Manchester for but each of the franchises is man nipeg Jets said: 'T m disappointed ago. Bv i*i ;\ b .s o n are now funded through the federal Comprehensive 28th straight victory without a loss 78- 76 lead with 1:14 to play. future. Ron Carter, high draft choices from ((lore than 15 years. Eniployment and Training Act iCETAi position. dated to what is necessary to con for our fans, and I would be disap "Sure we’re disappointed. Some of She is survived by a son. Harold ll<'riil(l Ri'imrler Thursday night, when Larry Smith Rickey Brown then scored to pull the Montreal Canadiens at the begin Ile'is .slirvived by a son. James Jar Both these positions, which are divided between tlie tinue to bring to its fans the most pointed personally if the Jets had our fans think the NHL is the only llagenow Jr. of M anchester: a Curd of ThiinhH dropped in a bank shot as the buzzer the Bulldogs even at 78-78 with 45 ning of the season ... and we've got vis ol East llaiTford. MANCI1E.STER — Large users have not been notified .Sewer and Water Departments, should become full-time sounded, to give the Braves an 80-78 seconds left and the Braves ran down dynamic product possible,” Baldwin nowhere to go." way to go,” Short said, "but it’s in Wayne Gretzky signed to the Oilers l)rother. Myion Lee of Bolton; a step- (lie (.rntilm rr l aiiiil^ wotii-s i.i I'.'tpras.s Uicir vet ol the jump in their sewer rates that will help pay luc said in Hartford. Conn., following the “But that's not the case. (h'.io Ii'II Ihnnlt V(H1 ((ir vilur (onilnt-ss ill ii lin in il nur A graveside service will be Satur- town ones when CfilTA funding expires, department of victory over Mississippi State in the the clock to eight seconds before evitable we'll be acce|)ted one day." for 21 years. The NHL hasn't," Short hi-ollier. William Sit/.y of Bolton; klMMl siKfuvv .111(1 In^s III niir hfiiiVtNl hmllltT Tht* NHL's decision Thursday. ■(lay at 9 a.m. in St. .lames Cemetery. proposed budget that includes some new positions and ficials said Thursday night. opening round of the National Invita calling ti(ne, setting up Sniith's win "We have a six-team league, the “What did you expect?" Short said. lour sisters. Mrs. Catherine Dennis UNiidniiil I ^^,11 inMMiud bv c(|uipment purchases. Bald\yin asserted the WHA would •III llif l.miih ilolmes Funeral Home, 400 Main The department also would like another CETA position tion Tourna(T(ent, ■ ■ ning field goal. World Hockey Association, we have ol Mancheslei'. Mrs. Evelyn Traygis continue to grow by signing the best ...... tUfiids .iiid in '.d l wlio St., is in charge ot arrangements. The hikes in the sewer rates lor these large users in - a clerk I job — and would like to hire a second "It's been a long time coming." In other opening-round NIT action, parity with the NHL, we have the ol Bolton. Mrs Harriett Carlson of kciiniiiish lM>||)('d There are no calling hours. cluding the Eighth Utilitie.s District and Lvdall Inc , had young talent available. rivalries, and we have the balance." Chaiilin and Mrs. Pearl Shankle of laboratory technician lor the sewage treatment plant. said Alcorn Coach Dave Whitney. "I Dayton slugged Holy Cross, 105-81, been expected, however. New equpiment acquistions cinclude computer equip- Indiana downed Texa's Tech, 78-59, ”I promise you that nothing short Ferguson said he does not think the Michigan. ;uul a grandson. Robert . And even with Ihe addition of new positions and equi[)- of this goal will be acceptable.” issue of a merger between the NHL Boomer Back llagenow of Vineland. N.J nient that would help, speed up the billing procedure lor Alabama topped St. Bonaventure, 98- ment. the propo-sed budget stays close to the six percent the office. The cost would be $3,600 per year. He said he was surprised by the and four WHA teams — the Jets, Ed A memorial .service is planned for 89, Texas A&M tripped New Mexico. increa.se level the De((iocratic members of the T(jwn That process now is behind schedule, even though stalt NIT NHL’s decision and criticized the monton Oilers, New England March 17 at 1:30 pm at Bolton State Employees 79- 68. and Purdue outscored Central Board of Directors have requested. is working extra hours to keep up. Fran Taylor, office Michigan. 97-80. league's owners for turning "their Whalers and Quebec Nordiques — Congregational Church. The Rev. ,1. backs on an expansion proposal that Four of the nine board menibers — Chairmen Stephen ((lanager. said. th(nk our teani showed a lot of pride Jim Paxson scored 29 points and will be raised again for several With Big Bat Stanton Conover, pastor, will of would solve many of the problems years. ficiate. Consider Strikes Penny. John FitzPatrick, Jo.seph Sweeney, and Peter Jay Giles, director of public works, said two capital im to co(ne back like it did. It was a Dayton made 60 percent of its shots Diitosa — attended Thursday night's workshop about the great w(ji for our program.” that the game faces." Winnipeg deputy mayor Bill Norrie The lamily suggest that any provement projects — preparation for sewer line installa to roll past Holy Cross and earn the LAKELAND, Fla. (UPI) - If you go by first impressions, HARTFORD (UPI) — a union .contract deadline set hy lawniakers sewer budget. tion under Interstate 86 to the Pioneer Industrial I’ark Ihe play that vaulted Alcorn into right to meet Purdue Monday night The Jour WHA cities which sought said an NHL merger would have in memorial gifts may he made to the leader, .saying state e(()|)loyee.s feel invites retaliation. The directors asked that the large users, who will face tne secono round against Indiana to be included in the NHL were Ed creased league attendance but he you’d have to say the Boomer is back. American Cancer Society, 237 E. and the design work tor treatment plant improvements — in tl(e second round!' ln(.stratcd and "trifled with" under "The deadline will not force our the largest increases, bo notified of the expected hikes in Monday night was carefully designed Veteran Red Sox ■ first baseman Center St , Manchester. (nay have to be included in this year's budget. Mike Woodson scored 30 points to Seott, who says he is 20 pounds current bargaining laws, predicts union to accept an unacceidable con their rates, to go to Joe Jenkins, but Smith, the George Scott, who last season was The total cost lor both is $237,000, but this can be funded lift Indiana over Texas Tech, sending lighter than he was at th^ end of last they (night strike in retaliation this ('(Tstomors who use less amounts of water, including all leading scorer for the Braves with a hampered by weight problems and DfMoliiy home run and Carl Yastrze(nski, tcnipered so(newhat by the possibili Brown said later that present labor phase-in the new rates over two years. Next year. 1979-89. throughout the game and by 10 MANCHESTER — The Hockanum River Linear Park round. Jerry Remy, and newcomer Larry ty that infielder Stan Papi, obtained laws g((verning state workers only would be the second year of the phase-in. Committee is planning to clear trails along the river, points, 73-63, with four minutes Substitute Mike Scearce .scored 26 Wolfe each had two singles in the 12- in the trade for Bill Lee. has cartilage On Dam lead to 'anger," and niake 'Thus. Town Manager Robert Wei.ss said, the la(ge starting at 10 a.rn. across from Ihe Sunnvbrook re((iaining. Sonie pressure defense |)()ints to lead Purdue over Central daniugc in his right knee. He did it in Removal onidoyees leel "like they're being u.sers are expecting the increases for the upcoming year. forced MSU into several turnovers hit offense against four Kger MANCHESTER - Stanley Pac, the (lond l)otto()( he gradtjd to drain to Apartments on New State Road. Michigan. (he last game of the Venezualan trifled with and that's the kind of But. he will notify them and they will have an opportunity ((itchers. state Envinnnnental Protection Ihe strea(n so as to eliniinate a niud- Manchester Structural Steel and Glennev Lumber Co. winter season but it had not bothered collective bargaining that leads to to co((imont before the budget is adopted, he said. Rob Stanley started the game for (■(((nonssioner, is ex[)ected to ap- dy area He al.so reco(()(nends that have agreed to provide the material lor the committee to hi(t( until recently. strikes " The incroa.sos include proposed hikes from $115,192 to Boston and worked three g(M)d in |i(dve a construction peonit for the the area he to() dres.si'd to the extent build a footbridge oyer one of the small streams in that nings. allowing just three hits. "Yesterday in the ganie was the (■e()(ov;(i or breaking up ot the $183,.505 lor the Eighth District. $96,100 to $152,375 for area of the linear park. If that is successful. Hie com- One-Man Theory first tidie I ran hard and I felt it necessary to (('duce odors and that Lydid and $.58,548 (o $81,026 tor Cheney Brothers. Ho(jkie ho|)efuls Joel Finch and Win ll(ll(a((l Pond (la((i. the area he seeded. mitte hopes to build another footbridge over a nearby Iteinmerswsaal followed with an. hurt, " he said. "The doctor Pac had o( de('('d the renioval ot the Wei.ss also said he believes it is fair that the Eigluh •strebm. Dr. Douglas Smith, committee chairman, said.' examined it when I reported to ca(np Mrs Theresa Parla. chairwonian Manchester District not receive any decrease in its rate because it as.s()rt([(enl of problems that included da(() Dec 17. 1977 and again after a ot the town 's (.'onservat(on Cmmnis- A walk is scheduled for March 18 starting at I p.m On Line Saturday Detroit honiers by Ron LeFlore, last week. He said I (night have car maintains its own sewer lines. May 1978 (nlor(((al hearing on the sion, read Clapp's decision to the Fire Calls along the east side of Union I’ond. .Jason Tho(i(pson and a titanic shot by tilage trouble but to wail and see how (natter District officials have .said in the past they should All interested persons arc invited to participate in NEW YORK (UPI) — If top-ranked Indiana State is indeed a it goes. " other ((((((((lissioners Thursday Tluiisdav, 4 21 p.in - Loiil lire at 94 Kirk Gibson, a rookie who was a foot \ |iccl((n((iary decision hy Jonathn receive such a decrease because of maintenance and these events. It doesn't sce(n to be going well. night They voted to notify Pac of llawthoriH* St. (Ki^ihih District) repair work it does for sewer lines. one-person team, it will show up Sunday when the Sycamores, ball sensation at Michigan State. (.'la|i|i. the hearing otiicer at a their supimrUfin' Clapp's decision but sporting a 29-0 record, face the winner of Friday’s NCAA lanu.nv l(e.)((ng. advocates the The proposed expenditures for the Sewer Department to let hidi know that the conmiission next year is $1,195,375 compared m estimated expen Kathy saysri opening-round Virginia Tech-Jacksonville game at Lawrence, (■('(((oval ot the daoi, with Oct 1 set wants the area to reniain a at the dc:((ll(((e lor cyniplelion ol the ditures of $1,117,537 this year. ^ WEYE SOT A NEW SHIPMENT^ Kan. title and 17th in 18 years. Bru(ns desig((;(l('d i((land-wetlands area. C((ach Gary Cunningham said Smoking Pot Story work The hike would include payirig for -soiiifrjiew^jsltions All-America forward I,arry Bird This ends Ihe connnission's elforts OF WICKER 4 BASKETS Thursday he has no complaints about Mo(C(s and Richard Bezzin(, that have been proposed. Two of the ^ sitio n s-- a water broke his left thumb last Saturday, to have (he town ac(|uire the pond. Ihe (lairings in the expanded 40-team owners ol Ihe 2t)-acre [)ond (nay he Lottery ;(nd sewer analyst and a maintenance mechanic helper — CRISP AIRE ORCHARD FRESH and although he claims'he'll be able The ol torts (night have been Coctind*. M A (KMm MIcfcMa, NumM* lourna(nent. Denied by Bill Lee |K'( ((((tied to reniove the da(n as long s)(( ( ('sslol i| Ihe Bi'/zini brothers to play, it's questi()nable how much he'll be affected. .IS lerlaln conditions, set hy Clapp, hadn't set .i price tag of $125,000 for HARTFORD — The winning ^ — IMPORTED------IN-niu'y I’lavH lll’IIS .ICC niel mmiber' drawn Thursday in the "I don't kn((w about defense, but I DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. I UPI) - Bill Lee, acquired by the the silo, which had hi'on apprai.sed YaAow Iquaali. Chlnaaa A n*d • irniH* A wu« orapM, ( an definitely sh(H)l with it." Bird Going after the CIAC State Ba.sket- I he conditions include Ihe pond be ('onnccticut daily lottery was 354. PluapplM, Cantaloupat, Montreal bZxpos in a trade after a 94-victory, nine-year career lor a(( esli(()ated $I0,5(K). when the • aaoy Cabbaga, Corn, said earlier this week. hall Tournanicnl Class LL Region I drained and sedement liehind the The winning weekly numbers Laaki, Kala, tgg Plant, (Moc- Pyapaa, .Walannatana, Nao- with the Boston Red Sox, says reports he smoked marijuana lowd l(o|H'd to ohla(n a tederal grant larlnaa, kimaa, Jalla .Seven other tea(ns. ranked behind ( hanipionship tonight is Penney High dam's spillway he removed and that lor th (lurchase ol the pond. drawn Thursday wore 90. 865. and ca l, r miNAow , Nnd A Hoi regularly since his pro career began are erroneous. M BIKES Pappwa, Cbany Tomatoaa, Oranpaa, Qranny Amllh Indiana State, also make their debut as it confronts Hartford Public at 913560. The lucky color was yellow. AT 1978 PRKXS Applaa. «ngaf Naak Ahalola. Hhuunficld High at 7:30. "I've never stnoked the stuH.” I-ce Ira n , U l ,y a C m (>i| S a irs on Sunday, with the rest of the clubs was asked (he (nevdalile. d he li.ld playing Saturday. The Black Knights, top seed in the t((ld Art Fust, of (najor league ever used ([(arijuana. He answered in haseball's security staff, who was SEMOBW DAILY HUMiaS HEBEI (in Sunday. UCLA, rated No. 2. region, advanced to the cham Ihe alfii'(((ative. B> I Hill'd Press liilernalioii:il .sent here by (,'ommissioner B(jwie AMESITE w m r " (days the Utah-Pepperdine survivor pionship tilt with wins over "I used so(((e at school (Southern The new Iranian government and Libya, two of the W ethersfield High (47-44) and Kuhn to investigate quotes attributed R A M P A R ♦vpwiOiiTiiAnitYWUf iMPOWTio wicmi at I,os Angeles; No. 3 North Carolina (,'aliforniai." Ix;e said. largt'st exiiorters of oil to the United States, are cutting Norwich Free Academy (52-37). to the left-hander. THIS W6EIC8 SPECIALS ((leet.s (he lona-Penn winner at McHale who said that Fust lelt ap |>eti oleum sales hy as much as 50 percent — a move sure "I've used it on my buckwheat pan DRIVEWAYS 1 0 S P E E D CCLLO CAUF. MEYirt Balcigfr. No. 4 Michigan State meets I’enney is 19-5 for the season. parently satisfied Lee had not done to iiK cease the cost ol home healing and Ihe American TOMATOES LETTUCE ICECSEAM the Detroil-Ijniar winner at Mur- f’ublic (noved to the finals with cakes and other health BmxIs . I u.sed (lenchant lor travel ALL WORKMANSHIP + MATERIALS or was not doing anything delri(nen- Ireesboro; No, 5 Notre Dame meets triu(nphs over Manchester High (85- to run five (niles to the ballpark in lal to baseball, said he was not con I he news came Thursday on Ihe heels of a General .Ac UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED SS^tACH' SS*HO. 40< OFF the Tennessee-Eastern Kentucky 49) and FTtch (72-621. The Owls, third Boston a((d that killed the poison that cerned about the issue counting Oflice study th.it found a 17 |)ercent increase in 9 fl' Width 80' Length MUSHROOMS winner, also at Murfree.sboro; No. 6 ranked, are 12-6., I'd inhale along the road," oil (irices this year a conservative estimate — would Cotd Mix. Completely RED or H UE CMTKNKS CUKES Ix!C told Fust at a closed d(x>r $ 2 3 0 0 0 S i IS Arkans;is (days the Weber State-New Penney clashed with Public in the ( os( '2IM),|)()0 jobs and add I f(|)ercent to the nation's inlla- Inelelled On Your Bate 10%"^1Vk",23Vi" 1 EACH 2 i 3 9 « S 8 * y/ Mexico Stale winner at I,awren(e: tournament a year ago and wound up (((ecting Thursday (norning to which "Hill s l)cc(( i(( li.i.s('li.ill long lion rale hv 1981 on Ihe short end of a 72-60 score. Expos President John McHale was a CAU CgiUCT ANYTIME PraiiM SliM daily $ A.II. to • P.M. • SUNDAYS S A.H. TO S P.M. Kan.. No 7 Duke plays the Temple- ('nough. " MclLde said, "(hat l('hrafi s revolutionary government announced »* • MsSsSITMNfiliril S m dBf PapAn, phtB Lott^rf TicAstf • Si .lohn's winner at Raleigh; and No. Ilcgardlcss of the outcome. Penney High-Jumping Defender spectator, that he was boxed into a 10 119 everyone who knows hi((( recognizes llmrsilav i| would hold crude oil production to 3 million LAOrs SPEED $12^95 and Public txtth advance to the state corner by newsnien who queried him CONN VALUY PAVINC CO. 8 DcPaul (oects the USC-Utah Stale Maloney High s Pete Bergeron,standing only 5-8, exhibited his (hat tldrtgs he says aren't always,in liarrels a day — hall the level pumiied under the ousted winner at U)s Angeles. (juartcrlinals Monday night at sites ((bout the u.se or abuse of drugs on the sliah s regime 2 I I m i SL O A best jumping ability but he still wasn't high enough to stop East terpreted proi>erly. When I got the •Sej rind-ranked UCLA, which will and times to be announc^. Their op- Bed Sox, (((an. I (((ade up (((y niind that I In addttion. Ltbva, the lourth largest exporter of oil to PERO■ PBODUCEI " Manchootor So. Windsor he playing in it.s own Pauley [lonents will be either Northwest Catholic s 6-3 Pete Kiro from getting off shot Wednesday night in The 32-year-old said that after he wasn't going to ((vcrreact to the out Hm' I miiM Stales, has decided to rt>duce the amount of 525-7297 271 BAKUiin n „ RUNCHESTER EnlMd QIaatonbury Pavilion, ended its season by cap Catholic or Holy Cross of Waterbury, Class L Regional playoff game in New Britain. Maloney explained his theory, which is that rageous things that he says, 1 (tide 0(1 ollen'd to its long-term cusloniers - like the • MS-R3M nicotine, alcohol and caffeine are E. Hartford HARTFORD Ct MRR 3 B- turing their last three Pac-10 starts who are vying for the Region III ■’I just want to see him pWh. I ntlisj and Euro|K> ■ hy up to 18 percent Vamon prevailed in overtime, 50-48. (Herald Photo by Strempfer) more da(iiaging than marijuana, he to win their I3lh straight conference crown. PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Fri., March 9. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Fri., March 9, 1979 — PAGE THIRTEEN Nagging Wife Injuries Played Part Assists Levi Training In Tribe Mat Record LAUDERHILL, Fla. (UPI) — There are few young men who Camp jured m practice and missed not only By LKN Vr.STKK It was a learning year lor matmen will brag about having a nagging wife,"but 2ft-year-old tour pro the completion of the regular season like Bill Palizza (132i, Dale Carlson Wayne Levi is one of them. iirruhl Sporli«\9ril<*r but .state tournament action as well. (138), Joe Smith (145i, Keith Ray three or four years, but once I hit a There were positive notes, too. The stylish blond golfer was Notes Injuries were part of the (185 or unlim ited I and Chris making little headway in two years bad shot I got real upset. I'd give up. Senior Mike Scholsky was 15-0 and explanation for the 7-8 mark Boudreau (185). All are juniors and on the PGA tour until he got married I'd just go up and hit it as fast as I tor a second straight year took third logged by the Manchester'High according to Bernstein should gain last fall. could,” Levi said. place in the, state Class LL Division from the varsity experience. "We got He said his wife Judy didn't like his "She got on my case real bad about wrestling team in 1978-79. in tho 155-pound bracket. "I stilt feel .some kids on jayvee who didn’t do attitude on the course “and got on my it. At first she’d even call me over to "We could have been 9-6 easily he's the best wrestler in the class." badly. They should help us out." the ropes during a round and yell at without the injuries," Indian Coach Bernstein states, "Scholsky going 15- case real bad about it.” Right away. Finley in News Again added the first-year coach. Less than a month after the me," he said. "I still do it but not as Barry Bernstein claims. The SHk 0 in the dual meet schedule we had is marriage. Levi and Bob Mann won bad." NEW YORK (UPI) — The first pik-h of the Oakland A’s exhibi Towners lost 98-pounder Mark Albert quite an accompli.shmcnt." he con Levi carded four birdies in six the Disney World Team Cham tion season hasn’t been thrown yet, but the first conflict between after the fifth match and his absence tinued. Tripleheader pionship. This year he is 16th on the holes during one stretch on the back was felt. He was 4-0-1 at the time. Senior Pat Bixby was 11-2-2 with nine Thursday, but the hottest streak owner Charlie Finley and his players occurred ’Thursday. "Giving up a forfeit at the start of money list with $33,897 and Thursday Outfielder Mitchell eight pins at the l'26-pound level Hoop Program he took a share of the lead with Tom of the day was bv Aaron with six bir- a match is like having your first kid ..while junior Dan Collins was;l2-3 in •with the salary contract offered him game was called when Tom Brown Tripleheader for a good cause has my Aaron after one round of the pinned every time." Bernstein cites. the 105-pound bracket and tOok-third by Finley, was suspended by the tired in the 11th and there was no one been slated by the New $300,000 Jackie Gleason Inverrary Tom Sinnamon was unbeaten in the place in Class LL. He will coilipete in owner for refusing to take part in left to replace him. England Basketball Association at Eric l^all Golf Classic. PGA Top rookie prospect Billy Sample, 112-pound class after lour starts but Saturday's State Open Championship training camp activities. Page said suffered a two-point loss to Glaston tne University of Hartford March 18, Levi and 19-year veteran Aaron who had doubled earlier in the game, at the Coast Guard Academy because he could not take part in an in bury High's Tom Cromwell, who of an injury to another player. All proceeds will be turned over to fashioned 66s over the usually dies in eight holes, starting on his delivered a.two-out, two-run single in the Huntington's Disease Fund, trasquad game because “my mind is recently took his .second straight Bixby, Scholsky and Sinnamon are demanding par-72 Inverrary East ninth. not right." the 11th inning for Texas’ victory. First game at 5:30 lists Springfield state Class L title, and suffered a dis the only starters who'll be Hall Wins State Course, playing slightly easier than Aaron hasn't won an event since New York lost center-fielder Juan and Portland, East Hartford and Finley offered Page, who batted V located shoulder in the process. He graduating. 'This was a developmen usual because .of immaculate con the 1973 Masters and earned only .285, hit 17 homers and drove in 70 Beniquez for at least two weeks when Willimantic meet at 7 and Terryville was never the same afterward, ac tal experience lor mosi," Bernstein ditioning. $24,560 last year, 102nd on the tour. runs last year, a $10,000 raise, which he broke the small finger on his right and Hartford entries square off at cording to Bernstein. viewed the campaign. Over the year, Larry Nelson was next with a 67, But now he says he is swinging better would put his salary at $70,000. hand. 8:30. Finally, junior Don Beckman was Manchester scored 424 team points Mike Scliolskv Archery Laurels and tied at 68 were Mark James, a and has a lot more confidence. He A ninth-inning single by Art The university has donated its “1 think 1 deserve a lot more than 10-3 in the 167-pound class but was in and yielded 427 team points. l*Of,|rd 1 .">,(1 ItiToril little-known British golfer, Bruce also attributes an improvement in at Gardner scored Roger Metzger with lacilities for the promotion. Devlin and Charles Goody. titude for bringing him $22,490 that,” said Page, who lacked one day National Volleyball Winners Following in his brother’s footsteps, 19-year-old Eric Hall of the winning run for San Francisco. Jack Nicklaus is shooting for his already this year. of service to take his dispute to ar Aces Vida Blue of the Giants and ex- Columbia captured the the 1979 Connecticut State Indoor fourth straight win here, but fnished "Nobody likes to hit a bad shot, but bitration. “It's just as well I not take Giant Mike Caldwell started and both Balance marked the Rec Department’s National Division Prison Boxers to Donate Part of Purse to Crime Fund with a 74 Thursday. He said he felt he maybe it doesn't bother me as much part in anything here until I get my Archery Championship. were shelled. NEWARK, N.J. (UPI) - Inmates James Scott headlines a five-bout bill wasn't playing that badly and as it'used to." he said. mind right to play. If I played, I Volleyball League with the North Ends winning with a 25-23 State middleweight champion, two kayos belore the decision victory Alter winning the Men's Unlimited Shortstop Tom Veryzer drove in who participate in prison boxing in Railway prison, Scott, who where he coaches young archers in recalled he stumbled to a 3-over-par Nicklaus still isn’t counting would be wasting everyone's time, record. Squad members, top row (1. to r.) MeMacCoan, Tom Reggie .Iiines will defend against over Gregory in as many fights in the release competition with a perfect three runs with a pair of singles to shows will voluntarily donate a part defeated New York's Eddie Gregory, volved in the Junior Olympic 75 in the-second-round last year himself out. and I don't want to do that.” lead the Indians’ victory. Outfielder Mann, Jim MacDonald, Dick Wright and Steve Merz. Front, Kates' .younger brother, Richie, in a Rahway correctional institution last 300 score. Hall took part in the Men's of their purses to the New Jersey No. 1 light-heavyweight contender in finger shooting and came out on top development program. before rallying with five straight bir “I don't know if I really played that Page will remain in Scottsdale, Bobby Bonds, who had threatened to Craig Schneider and Ray Merz. (Herald photo by Strempfer) sclioduled 10-rounder on the card .year. His overall record is 13-0-1. Violent Crimes Victim Fund, it was the World Boxing Association ratings with a near-perfect 297 score. The New England indoor tourna dies on the final day to win by a shot. poorly today," Nicklaus said. “ It was Ariz., when the A's go to Palm sit out the season unless Cleveland promoted by Triangle Productions, Kates, who lost to then-World Boxing ■ announced at a news conference. last October, will meet Richie Kates Hall's older brother. Mark, is a ment will be staged March 31-April 1 Levi credits his recent success on just that nothing happened.... Springs Saturday to start the Cactus renegotiated his contract to include a Association light heavyweight cham The first donations will come of Vineland in a scheduled 10- former state and New England in at Hall's Arrow Range. 291 West Mid the tour to an improved attitude, and "I've got to get it in my head that League season. In exhibition games, no-trade clause, joined the Indians The unbeaten Seott, who is serving pion Victor Galindez in 1977, owns a Saturday afternoon when inmate rounder. 34-4-0 record. door champ. dle Turnpike. Eric Hall will be his wife is largely responsible for the I'm going to get a good score on the Texas edged the New York Yankees, before the game. time for a parole violation, scored Hall works part-time at his shooting for the biggest part of the change. board. I will — it's just going to be a 3-2, Boston topped Detroit, 8-6, San Veteran first baseman George father's indoor range in Manchester $10,000 purse. ''I've been hitting the ball well for matter of time,” Francisco got by Milwaukee, 5-4, Scott hit a fifth-inning grand slam to Cleveland defeated California, 6-4, give the Red Sox their victory over Braves’ Rookie Like Rose iri'Wiiwa and the Chicago Cubs and Seattle the Tigers. Jim Rice, the 1978 AL By MILT BiCHMAN streak, although he was on the disabled played to an 11-inning, 5-5 tie. home run champion, also homered list with a knee injury at the time. Names In the News The game between the Mariners for Boston. Jason Thompson, Ron WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - "1 really wanted him to break the and Cubs was called after the 11th in LeFlore and rookie outfielder Kirk Talking with Pete Rose the other day, I record, " Hubbard admits, "but not Small Favors ning with the score 5-5 because the Mike Gminski Gibson hit home runs for Detroit in asked him who he thinks comes closest to against us. I wanted him to keep going. If INTRODUCING Mariners ran out of pitchers. The Les Moss' exhibition debut as Tigers him for showing the most hustle and anyone stopped him, though, 1 wanted it to RALEIGH, N.C, (UPI) — Already proclaimed the nation's top center, Mike Mariners used four pitchers and the manager: aggressiveness and he picked Dave be us.” Gminski of .seventh-ranked Duke has added to this season's accolades by Parker. Starting slowly with the Braves last Ju being selected the Atlantic Coast Conference's Player of the Year. Please Coach That wasn't a bad call, but he should ly, Hubbard began coming on toward the check out Glenn Hubbard a little more. end and wound up hitting .258 with 42 hits AN INCREDIBLE NEW The 6-foot-ll, 245-pound junior from Connecticut, named earlier this week NEW YORK (UPI) — Atlanta Flames’ Coach Fred Creighton to the UPI all-American first team, was picked as the league's best Thursday Atlanta's little pepperpot is like in 163 times up. He connected for his first in voting by 105 members of the Atlantic Coast Sports Writers Association. could be thankful for small favors. Several Day/s Off someone who has just been told his house major-league homer off Manny Sarmiento He didn't think his team played a is on fire. He never walks: he always runs. of the Reds on Sept. 23, and nicked Tom CunuilienH I I, CaiiurkH I DRIVING Norm Van Brocklin particularly strong game Thursday Rose hasn't seen too much of Hubbard Seaver for his second one eight days later, night, but it was g o ^ enough for a 7-5 Jacques Lemaire scored three ATLANTA (UPI) — Officials at Emory University Hospital said Thursday Helped Right Stina and neither have too many others in the so Rose saw both his homers. victory over the Boston Bruins. goals and Steve Shutt and Mario former Atlanta Falcons' Coach Norm Van Brocklin was in satisfactory condi National League because the right-handed Hubbard is a much better fielder than "We had a couple of lapses in the Tremblay added two each in the tion following a four-hour operation to increase the flow of oxygen to his PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) — The winners of the only NBA game second baseman played in only 44 games Hose was when lie first fam e up with the third period," Creighton said, “and Montreal wipeout. for the Braves after they called him up Reds, also as a second baseman, in 1963. EXPERIENCE.______brain. scheduled Thursday night thought a couple of days off was just didn't clear the puck. However, it Black Hawks 5, Flyers I Dr, Alan Fleischer, the operating neurosurgeon, said the operation on Van fine, but the losers weren’t so sure. last July from Richmond, where he was "I think he’ll be the outstanding second The new Toyota Celica Supra. A car that combines the power was a good two points." Stan Mikita scored two goals and hitting .336. baseman in the league," says Braves' Brocklin, who last week returned to football as an assistant coach at Georgia After the Phoenix Suns routed the Bobby Lalonde's two goals ignited assisted on a third to lead Chicago. If you're around the Braves' stocky 21- Manager Bobby Cox. "Nobody turns the of a sports machine anij the pleasure of a luxury car. Tech, was a "technical success.” Chicago Bulls, 132-117, the winners’ a four-goal spurt in the second period Goaltender Mike Veisor turned back mates. year-old for any length of time, you can't double play better tlian he does right now. Don Buse talked about having two THE POWER. An electronically fuel-injected six cylinder engine. Sonny iVerblin to carry the Flames. Rick Middleton 33 shots to beat the Flyers for the “I guess they (the Bulls) were help noticing some of his resemblance to He'll hit, too." had a hat trick for Boston, scoring in third time this season. days without any practice earlier this doing a lot of double teaming against Rose. He's not only built like him, he runs Born at Hann Air Force Base in Ger Plus, cat-like handling, with power assisted disc brakes on all lour wheels. NEW YORK (UPI) — Sonny Werblin, president of Madison Square Garden, every period. Middleton opened the Sabres (i. Kings 4 week. Paul Westphal, Walter Davis and will be awarded an honorary membership in the U.S. Harness Writers like him and talks like him. many where his father was stationed in Power steering. A manual 5-speed scoring in the first period before Ken Richard Martin scored two goals "It felt great to have two days off Alvan Adams,” said Buse, “and I 1957, Hubbard came to this country two Association on Sunday, March 25, at the 31st annual USHWA dinner-awards And Hubbard admires Pete Rose. overdrive transmission, and more...all I Houston and Eric Vail of the Flames 1:03 apart midway through the third because you don't get too many days found myself wide open a lot.” years later and was drafted by Atlanta in banquet. “ I like the way he plays," he says, "I scored to give Atlanta a 2-1 lead period for Buffalo. The win gave Buf off under (Phoenix Coach) John Buse connected on 10 of 15 field like his style, his consistency, his hustle the 20th round after he graduated high standard. Order the world's only 4-speed ! Werblin oversees Roosevelt Raceway, Arlington Park, the New York going into the second period. falo sole possession of second place MacLeod,” Buse said. goal attempts as he scored his season and his aggressiveness. When we played school in Ogden, Utah. overdjiye automatic, and your car will also I, | Knicks and Rangers, and the North American Soccer League's Washington Lalonde started the scoring for the in the Adams Division, two points But Chicago Coach Scotty Robert high. the Reds last year and I met him for the The Braves' brochure lists him as 5- mmm Diplomats in addition to the Garden. He will be honored by the harness befitted with cruise conlrol. Flames in the second period. Goals ahead of idle Toronto. son-wasn’t happy with the way the Dayis and Adams also tallied 21 first time, I had my picture taken with feet-9. but he's closer to 5-7. Hubbard writers in the Stadium Club of Giants Stadium in East Rutherford. N.J. Bulls played in their first game since The new Celica Supra Perform with it. Popiel foins Whalers points for the Suns, while Westphal him and he signed a ball for me." weighs 168 pounds and feels the reason he last Saturday. scored 20, Mike Bratz 16 and ^ a r For the past two years, while playing in was drafted so low was because he is so THE PLEASURE. A sumptuous interior. Vin Scully "I thought the layoff might help,” HARTFORD (UPI) - The World Heard 10. , the minors. Hubbard had a picture in his short. He has shown he can hit minor- '•s^Standard features like air conditioning, NEW YORK (UPI) — Vin Scully, CBS Sports broadcaster and long-time NHL Hockey Association New England Robertson said, “but we were Mickey Johnson paced the Bulls locker of Rose dicing into third base. league pitching with averages of .317 and voice of the I/)s Angeles Dodgers, has been named .Sportscaster of the Year Whalers have signed veteran WHA sluggish and not getting up and down with 21 points, Reggie Thqos added 20 Every time he looked at the picture, it .385 at Greenwood in 1976 and 1977 and .336 \ AM/FM/MPX stereo radio with four by his peers for a second time. by Houston, another by Lalonde and and National Hockey L"eague the floor. The layoff hurt more than and John Mengelt 18. Chicago’s Artis sort of inspired him. at Richmond over the first half of last speakers, six-way adjustable driver's Over 7,500 ballots were distributed to writers and broadcasters of the one by Bob MacMillan gave the defenseman Poul Popiel to a five- it helped us.” Gilmore ended with 17 points "1 kept it until I got here, " he says, a lit season. seat with lumbar support, lilting National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association in the annual balloting, Flames the lead for good. game tryout. Buse, the Phoenix playmaker who although he was able to take only two tle self-consciously, "You know how it is. What Hubbard would like to do most is and the award will be presented in ceremonies to be hold on April 9 in At the end of the second period, a , Popiel will play his first game for is averaging only eight points a shots in the first half, when Phoenix The guys make fun of you." play in the majors 15 yearsand the best padded steering wtieel, and Salisbury, N.C. Scully also won the award in 1966. fight broke out and 92 penalty the Whalers in Cincinnati on Sunday, game, was one of three Suns with 21 moved out to a 68-58 lead. Hubbard was with the Braves when they way he knows of doing that is by showing power windows. And little minutes were issued by Referee Wql- New England Director of Hockey points against the Bulls and he gave a MacLeod was very pleased with stopped Rose's consecutive-game hitting the kind of consistency Pete Rose has \ luxuries like a lighted vanity ly Harris, resulting in the expulsion Operations Jack Kelley said. lot of credit to his high-scoring team the victory. shown in his career. Bobby Bonds of Boston's Terry O'Reilly and Atlan mirror The new Celica Supra. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) — Outfielder Bobby Bonds ended his threat ta's Brad Marsh and Harold Indulge in it It's at your Toyota dealers now. to sit out the sea.son unless the Cleveland Indians renegotiated his contract to Fhillipoff. include a no-trade clause and joined the Indians prior to Thursday's exhibition "We gave up too many early Transactions .A, ba.seball game with the California Angels. goals," said Boston Coach Don Pre-Season Sale ItuHebiill Bonds, an offseason resident of San Carlos, Calif., in the San Francisco Bay Cherry.' “ Five goals on the road is and infielders Fernando Asimple solution Minnesota — Announced Area, dodged questions about his decision to report to spring training. "I just pretty good, but we didn't get tough.” Gonzalez and Tucker decided to come on down and play," he told reporters. In other NHL games. Montreal signing of infielder Rob Ashford. Wilfong. bombed Vancouver, 11-1, Chicago Morkey Milwaukee — Signed Gary Templeton defeated Philadelphia. 5-1. and Buf Edmonton — Signed to the cost of gas. pitcher Lary Sorensen to a SAVE * »« goalie Hannu Kampuri and 40 ST. PETERSBURG, Ma. (UPI) — Shortstop Garry Templeton says he has falo beat Los Angeles. 6-4. one-year contract. defenseman Risto Siltanen ironed out his differences with St. Louis Cardinal General Manager John There were no games scheduled in San Diego — Signed (Jaiborne. the WHA. of the Finnish national pitcher Randy Fierbaugh, hockey team to one-year ««Tliis Bolens* r outfielder Jerry Turner contracts. Mnlching Mower Bowling is a flagger, too.** =3= Da(8 MTF, OWLS — Wendy 355, Henry (.uneski 373, VAN’S LEISURE LIVING Robertson Balch 178 209-187-574. Tony Pellegatto 381, John Kathy Borzenski 191-176- Bremser 372, Ralph 526. Linda Luce 186-466, Leighton 137-393, John Harris 136-381, Fred Riccio SPRING SALEFEST Mu(ch(ng (t the best way to treat Bunny Ahl 176, Mary 141-136-388, Dave Dynes On Our Entin Stock Of ■ your grass and cut the work ot Lourie 180-462, Marion (awn care. But someUmes you Smith 195-474, Wendy For- .360. Bill Malan 147-13^396, might want to save the ctippings, tuna 452, Annie Gagnon GcH)rge Burgess 357, Ted PRE OWNED TENT CAMPERS too. Just remove the discharge 468. Beth Kenyon 495, L aw ren ce 354, 'Tony ddor and ciip on the optionai Diane Toce 488, Carol Yacono 353, Ken Arey 157- grass-catcher* Pius 4 lip easy 375. Bob Frost 376, Bob start engine • Full 22* Michaud493, Marv Holman cut • (Donsoie coit- 473. Nyulassy 350. Pete Grish trois • Power Prop- 1.35-355, Art Ruff 136-356, eiied • 7 cutting REL— Lou Massolini 87- Dave Ruff 163-396, George heights • Rx or float handlas 389, Randy Copeland 139- Kelley 139-395. 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• ' n . PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD. F ri. Marih 9. 1979 Spending EVENING HERALD, Fri,, March 9; 1979— PAGE FIFTEEN Help W antM l 13 Help Wanted Program Response Slow r M .13 H elp W anted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted ...... 13 SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- URGENT - Full time agents I)OG GROOMER- Part Full Increase fa it h c h u r c h , SILVER INSTALLER - 3M Scolchtinl MANCHESTER — Response has applications must be filled out and and a dental group consisting of Dr. Excellent Part Time work. needed, good earning poten time. Must be experienced LANE, East Hartford, is Will train. Call Manchester tial, flexible hours, free and able toJ completelycomp...... finish .Solar control film.s. Start been slow from low-income families screened by the health department Winfield Danielson Jr., Dr. Richard looking for a part time sexton. $4,00, High potential. 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. training, bonus, room for ad [room all breeds. Shcridanc Call 568-5097. evenings. Proposed for applications for low-cost dental before identification cards will be Freiheit, Dr. Joseph Shinn and Dr. vancement. plus earn a free iennels. 228-9089. Excellent fringe benefits. care.. issued. Without a card, one cannot Kathleen Kowalski. Their facilities SECRETARY - Part time trip. Call Norma or Don at Training provided. Call PART TIME GIRL For Office Elmore Associates, 647-1411 Ronald Kraatz. Town Health Ad are at 452 Tolland Turnpike. Heralb mornings. Vernon Circle area. 647-9914 or 423-8958. Centurv l e g a l s e c r e t a r y - COVENTRY — For the second obtain low cost dental care, officials Work. Call 646-8228. ministrator. said today the Town ^ i d . The income limits are $6,530 for Typing, and machine 21, Tedford Real Estate. Glastonburv Law firm has year in a row. the Board of Education CLASSIFIED ADVERTiriNG transcription a must. Send opening for experienced BABYSITTER NEEDED Health Department, which is The town's low-income families one person; $8,580 for two and $10,630 MEDIffAL SECRETARY weekly fur a (our vear old girl. ^ has ini'reased the budget proposal of resum e to Box AA. c o CARD GALLERY - secretary with top notch skills handling the applications, has not and individuals are eligible to apply for a family of three. The first two Aggressively, mature woman, who is willing to assume RECEPTIONIST - 40 hours Irom 11 a.m.-2:30. My home School Superintendent Arnold Elman Manchester Herald. per week. Medical Secrelary or yours. Call 633-8730. had a "huge onslaught of calls" since for low-cost dental care at a newly visits to the clinic, including a dental flexible hours; some nights responsibility. Excellent experience, or recent training for the upcoming fiscal year. In prior last Monday when the applications NURSES AIDES- Full time, and Sundays. Apply in person benefit package, 633-4617. years boards have unknowingly cut approved interim dental clinic, and examination and explanation of what 643-271 essential. Excellent benefits; te a c h er s WANTED - with first became available. RHONE 1 all shifts. Experience only. Manchester Parkade. work is needed and the cost, would be Blue Cross; CMS, Paid Vaca a strong English and Math allocations before submitting their appointments may be set up by preferred, but training will be Manchester. E.O.E, PRODUCTION WORKER full He said also that no,identification March 19. The interim clinic will be free, according to Dr. Goodman. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOpR AD tion; .Sick Time; 9 llulidavs: background to teach an attcr- requests to the Town Council. given. Apply in person: East lime. Physical work involved. and Tuition Aid. Call Thomas cards have been issued. The operated hv Dr Michael Goodman Must be 18 vears or older. noon coutsc in "Test Taking" The board added almost $69,000 in Hartford Convalescent Home. BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR Vallierc, Laboratory Super at Bolton High .Schi«)l, F’or / “ ■...... 745 Main Street. East Hart OR LATHE OPERATOR Apply at the POP SHOPPE, visor. Ruekvillc General new staff positions, bringing the total INDEX working 60 hours a week. further information call J. ford. 249 S p en cer S tre e t, (j^spital. 872-0501, Extension Fleming, I’rincipal. 643-2768. package up to $3.4 million, a hike of N O T IC It ADVERTISING ADVERTISINC Good benefits. 633-3343, Manchesier, 1 - 9.6 percent over this year's budget. Low and Found PART TIME - No nights. No BABYSITTER WANTED- 2 >- P«rion«(s RATES weekends. Long holidays. July PART TIME MORNINGS- RECEPTIONIST . TYPIST - CofC Plans Cleanup Day 3 - - Ani>ouoc«fn«nis DEADLINE LAUNDRY WASllMAN- We Mature woman lo care for Board Chairwoman Joan Lewis and August off! Many retired Janitor Cleaners, 8:30 - 11 Congenial, mature individual argued that the posts have been MANCHESTER - The Environ roadside litter, discarded containers 4 - ' Enlsrtslnm«nt 1 day ...... 12( word par day 12 00 noon the day betore arc now accepting adorable. 6 month old buby in also be needed to help the young 5 - 3 days ...... 1U word per day gentlemen and housewives a m. Manchester area. Call lor growing Manchester firm. needed for a long time and should be •'A uctions publication. 649-5334. applications for part time my Manchester home, begin ment and Beautification Committee and visible trash in public areas. volunteers for a few hours the day of 6 days ...... 1 0 c word par day Deadline tor Saturday and Mon enjov driving school buses. Heavy phone contact, ac employment in our [.aundry ning May 1st. 647-1907. eliminated fur consideration this FINANCIAL 26 days .. 9c days ...... day IS 12:00 N oon Friday. w hy n o t y o u ? We will curacy essential. Light of the Greater Manchester Chamber Several youth groups have been the cleanup^ campaign. The use of 8 - BondS'Stocks-Mortgsgts Department. Applicants must 15 words S2 00 minimum train. Call Vernon. 875-2826. or GAL FOR GENERAL shorthand. 8:30 to 4:30. 646- year. of Commerce has announced plans contacted to help with the cleanup.' pickup trucks, vans and station 9 - Ptrsonti Loans 4911. be 18 years or older. Must be I’ART TIMF: cleaning offices 10 - insufanca-* H appy A d a ...... $ 2 .5 0 inch Manchester. 643-2414. OFFICE WORK- Typing, ap- pfiysieally able lo fulfill lifting Among the positions are an assis for a townwide Cleanup Day. They include Boy Scouts and Girl wagons would be especially helpful, titide for figures. All benefits. from 9 to 12 noun on Mondays. tant principal for the high school to scheduled for Saturday. April 21. Scouts, church youth groups and EMPLOYMENT PLEASE READ requirements. Must be Wcdne.sdav and Friday at 46 the Chamber noted. 13 - Halp Wantad BUS DRIVERS - will train if 5 dav week. 8 to 5. Gall 289- BABYSITTER NEEOEI)~ responsible and dependable. Adams Street. Call Paula at 14 - 2736. aid Principal Dennis Joy with dis The Chamber committee will be civic and .youth organizations. Any Young people not affiliated with Busmasa Opportunitias necessary. Apply 90 Mature and experienced lo 0l'',keellcnl benefits, working 643-0644. 15 - SiluationJWantad YOUR AD Brookfield Street, ^utli Wind care for 2 boys. 2 U2 and 8 ciplinary problems in order to free working in cooperation with the group that has not been contacted by any organized groups are also urged C lassilied ads a re ta k en o ver the conditions and sccurily. Apply sor. Call 289-5918. THE MANCHESTER BOARD years old, In mv home; him for adnlinistrative work. A clerk Manchester Jaycees. the Downtown the Cleanup Day Committee is in to participate by calling the Chamber E p U C A T IO N phone as a convenience. The in person 8 a m. to'4 p.m!, SF2CRETARY- Marketing 18 - Privala InstttJCtions Herald ts responsible lor only OF RFIALTORS is looking for Seaman Circle, Manchester, Monday thru Friday, Department. Starling salary and maintenance assistant also are Merchants Association and the town vited to call the Chamber for details office at 646-2223. Rain date for the 19 - Schools-Qiassas one incorrect insertion and then an experienced part time Monday thru Friday, 7 AM lo 20 - instructions Wantad PART TIME. Do you have 2 Meadows Convalescent $10,000 plus liberal fringe planned for the high school. Conservation Commission on the ef and sign-up sheets. event will be April 28. only to the size o( the originaljn- hours a day? Work at home on BOOKKFlFJPElt. Conscien 5 PM. $50 per week. Call 649- Home, 333 Bidwcll Street, benefits. Ground Hour oppor REAL ESTATE sertion Errors which do not 3332 after 5 PM. A reading consultant is needed at Planning Bridge-Brunch fort. Focus of the cleanup will be on .Adult drivers and snnorvi.sors will the phone servicing our tious. alert, dependable, and Munehesler. tunity lor person with good 23 - Hpmas (or Saia lessen (he value o( the adver customers in vour spare time. able to as.sume responsibility. the middle school, board members 24 ^ Lots-Land lot S a it tisem ent Will not be corrected by .secretarial skills, proficient in Carol O’Neill (left) and Beverly Fuss select items from the 25 - 249-7773. .Must be good typist. Diver claim, as well as a learning dis Invastmani Prgparty an additional insertion. AVON - To buy or sell in transcribing Irom dictation Manchester Memorial Hospital Gift Shop which will be the 26 - Businass Proparty . sified work in busy office. YOllR OPPORTUNITY ... To Mani'hester. Bolton. Coven equipment, and pleasing abilities teacher fur the town's two .\fm C K TO CHKIJITOHS 27 - Rasort Proparty Send brief resume and 28 - BOOKKEEPER earn good money and build try, Andover. Call 822-8083 phone manner. Need in- prizes at a bridge-brunch sponsored by the hospital auxiliary. ‘ DUI t o l I ’ r o lu U - D i s lr j t t III h;sT.-\TK OK HKKBKHr W S.MITM Real Estata Wantad references to- Personnel elementary schools and a speech and Bolton Park Job dei eas(.*d ACCOUNTS payable, repent .sales is here. Wc need collect. ilividaal with ability to .NIjnt Ik-nUt •••••••••••••••••••••••••• The event will be March 15 at 11 a.m. at the Manchester Coun The Hon William K Kilztifraid. MISC. SERVICES •••••••••••••••••••••••••• receivable. Automotive Chairman. 186 East Center an aggressive, hard working organize and work in 'team hearing specialist for all four .Vmf'KttlK HK-AHING 31 - Servicas OKared I'^TNTK nl- IITkBKS-X \ (ill.L aka Ju'liiu ol. ol Ihi' Court ol Probate. Losf and Found 1 Personals 2 experience helpful. Minimun 5 Street, Manchester. person lo sell specialty schools. ' try Club. Participants are asked to bring their own cards and iJisIritl ol Man* hester at a hearing 32 - Painting-Papanng PARTS CLERK & COUNTER selling. Send resume to: TIIKHKSA ,-\NN ,k.u.d,>wl 33 ~ years full-time recent detergents and pressure Is Going Slowly held on Keb 'll. I97!l ordered that all Building-Coniracting PFIRSON- To pcriorm various ■Robert Fleming, NCC/IIMO The board will be making its I’ur-.u.iHf (o an onlpr of ll»»n William 34 - Rootng-Siding LOST - KEYS. Lilley Street make up a foursome. Reservations are limited and may be ' latms must be presented to the RID E WANTED TO bookkeeping experience. SECRETARY - Position washers to Hartford area Inc , 275 Broad .Street, Wind K Kii/CiiT.ilil, .ludKt*. dait*d Ketiruarv 35 - Healing-Plumbing miscellaneous duties, such as proposal in the face of a declining iid u ' ia r \ on *ir M o r e M a v 28. 1979 o r area. If found call 644-0268 available in a rapidly growing made with Mrs. O’Neill, 647-1611. (Herald photo by Pintoi 1“ ly'y a lifarinii will k' held on ah 36 - Flooring HAMILTON STANDARD, Career position, excellent ad businesses. ICxpanding running errands, general sor, Conn.. 06095, Deadline lor dl'l'li'afion |>rj\mi! lor aulhorilv to k- bailed as bv law provide*! after 6 p.m. Reward. manufacturing company enrollment, although Elman has BOLTON — Work at the town's Indian Notch Park is 37 - Moving-TrucKing-Slorage Windsor Locks. 7:30 to 4:00. vancement 527-8246, product line insures future labor and clerical duties. responses is March 16th.. 1979. 'Vitif a douljtiul antJ di.'sjiuled < lami in Pearl J Hultman. 3 8 - Services Wenied working with Sales anil predicted a slight rise within three l.ik'ir of sjkI t•^tate aiMin'd John Ass t Clerk Call 643-5686. growth Build a tuture with a Musi have drivers license. NCC HMD is an Ftqiial Oppor- progressing slowly, but town officials anticipate that it I lie lnlu> larA LOST - SMALL FEMA-LE Ftnginccring Vice Presidents. -^1'Kniiilil-dha M* Kniuhl Karin as m MISC. FOR SALE EXPERIENCED growing company. We furnish Expected to work hall day tunily FJmployer. ..vears. Other increases have been Herman Vule^ Altv SIBERIAN HUSKY in the will open this summer. 'iii'l ap|i|i Bu$ln»t» Opportunlli/ 14 Prhat* ln»lructlotn 1$ Smart ahoppara chack Raaf Fstata W anlad 21 Homes For 8 t h 2S> AmehthrSah 41 Homat For Safe 23 Homaa For Sah 23 tha Claaalflad taction Frank and Enwst EVENING HERALD, Fri., March 9, 1979 PAGE SEVENTEEN firat That's where they Boats-Accassorhs______W Apartmants For Rant 53 Homat tor Rent 54 HEAl'TY SALON FOR SALE- VOICE. PIANO Instructions. IMMEDIATE Cash lor your find the beat buya In pr<^rty.pn^rty. Let us ewlain our DINING ROOM SET well I’ru'cd (»r iiiiick sale. I’hone Korijicr faculty New York 1974 FU R Y - 1 6 'i-fo o l FAMILY SPECIAL! Extra after H p.m.. B43-9911, town. fair proposal.oposal. Call Mr made, matching table, six Neat Cover-Up LOOKING for anything in real P R B T T Y O p M usic and A rt^ ig h School. fiberglass, tilt trailer, with esUte rental - apartments, large 3 bedroom house. Y 0 MR 5EU; Professional SinW/Pianist. Belfiofe. 647-1413. chairs, buffet and liquor 1975 55-horsepower "outboard cabinet. $250. 846-2860. homes, multiple dwellings? Appliances, garage, and 644-8597. Chevy engine. 2 tanks. $2,500. more! (708-2) Rental Y o u ? MAY WE BUY vour home? No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate • Lota-Land For Sale 24 Also SO horse Johnson out Assistors. 236-5646. small fee. Ouick. fair, all cash and no Associates, Inc. 646-1980. / £ u w m OtJITAR. BANJO.XBASS board. $300. 228-0475 or 228- LEVINS - Folk. BlueVirass. COVENTRY- Prime 15 acres problem. Call Warren E 9550. m u s o m llowl.-ind. Realtors. 643-1108. MANCHESTER- West Center Ottfcaa-Stgraa h r Rant , 59 Popular. Ages. 5 - nults. Commercial Site, long fron Street. Four room apartment! Beginners - professionals. tage. 13.000 daily traffic STORE GRUMAN 3.8 L ALUMINUM BOA'T Neve?*m watw apphances, private ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. 1 •UNCHISTBI Easy enjoyable progress. count. Sale, land lease, build Houtahold Ooodt 40 entrance amf storage. Good ideal location, $300 including plus 5 room apartment seat cushions. Full floating Ideal location. $300 including NfAT AND N im FREE loan instrument. 646- to suit. Rain Soft. 871-0378. with 2 car garage located location. Available im utilities. Don Horrigan. 6557. REFRIGERATORS Oars. 2 life jackets. $300. 647- mediately. Quiet or retired t - o ' Six room capo, 3 on high traffic street. Barrows Company. 647-1000. MANCHESTER- 150 x 484 ft. tyashers ' Ranges, used, EAST HARTFORD 9279. persons. References, securi badroomc, firaplacad Many possibilities such as •••••••••••••••••••••••••a bulling lot on Cul-de-Sac in guaranteed and clean. New Colonial house with ty. No pets, or children. MANCHESTER- Main Street living room, formal dining shipment damaged. G.E & grocery, antique shop, etc. Antiques 4$ prestige area. $44,500. Group brMzeway and attached U nheated, $215 m onthly. modem office available. 400 room. New bath, new roof I. F, J. Spilecki Realtors. 643- FRIGIDAIRE, Low prices. Asking $40,000. Write to: P.O. Box 244, East- garage, deep lot com sq. ft. Heat. AC included. Call new aluminum aiding. 2121 B.D Pearl & Son. 649 Main WANTED: Antique furniture, ford. Ckmn. 646-2469 or 646-2755. Street. 643-2171, glass, pewter, oil Ipaintings or h Stova and refrigerator re pletely hedged for •••••••••••••••••••••••••• main. Offara Invited. privacy. Fireplaced other antique items. R. TAG SALES 466 MAIN STREET. North of Autos For Sale St Autos For Sale Cempers-Trsllers AaKIng 50,500 FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom ArOcht for Sale 41 Harrison. 643-8709. APARTMENT and HOUSES Post office, about 5.000 sq. ft. 67 Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 Set. Excellent condition. living room, city For Rent, We have 100s of ren Mobile Homes 65 utilities, convenient to of centrally located space. FORD PINTO RUNABOUT RANCH Oucen-size bed, triple dresser, INSIDE TAG SALE - Contents KEEP SMILING tals in all Areas. Prices and Ideal for store, office or other 1974 IXJDGE - Good condition. 1973 HONDA CB 450. . Low dresser with shelved mirror, ZMSSERACOKY shopping and school. — SLEEPER SOFA AND Sires. Call Rental Assistors, 1973- Good transportation. AT. 1978 24 FT, PROWLER CHAIR- Practically new. of house- furniture, clothes, business or commercial use. 35,000 miles, all power. ^400. mileage. Excellent condition. Manchester — 8-t- u i i u m night stand, 4 years old. $800 $ 5 3 ,9 0 0 .-. 236-5646. Small Fee, AC. radio, new tires, battery, $650. Call 643-5849. TRAVEL TRAILER - sleeps N u u o m 646-lSll Kitchen table and 2 chairs household. 51 Mill Street, (off. KEEP HAPPY Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. brakes, .shocks, exhaust. $1225 1973 CHEVY- 9 passenger sta ruoms, 2 fireplaces, 568-0935, tion wagon. $2100, good condi 8. Excellent condition. Used never used. Call 289-9076 Oakland I. Saturday 10-5 PM. or best offer. Call 649-0547 ••••••••••••• MANCHESTER- Main Street. tion. 1966 OLDSMOBILE- 6 1976 HARLEY DAVIDSON- once. Call 643-8912. LOMBARDO S ASSOOATES large treed lot, stone between 5 and 6 PM. •••••••••«•••••••••••••••• INDUSTRIAL OR STORAGE after 6:30 p.m. weekdays, GAS RA.NGE - Double oven, 2/3 room apartments, heated. SPACE- 6,000 square feet cylinder automalic, $200. 646- Sportscr XLCH. Black, in 649-4003 patio, off Porter Street ANDOVER Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 □ RENTALS Hot water, appliances. No anytime weekends. 1978 CHEVY VAN - 292 cubic Circa 1742 self cleaning. 30 inches, by 16 CUBIC FOOT divided into 1.000 foot 2815 anytime, excellent condition. 8000 in the Rockledge area. G.E.: Avocado. 643-7869. FIREWOOD FOR SALE- 8 pets. Parking.- Security. 523- miles. Serious inquiries only. inch engine, 3 4 ton, power •••••••••••••••••••••••••• KEFRIGERATOR With large RflTH REAL ESTATE months seasoned. $35 Pick up modules. Verv reasonable. 72,500. A COMPLETE BOARDING 7047. 1969 PONTIAC CATALINA BUICK SKYLARK - 2 door, Call 649-6842 after 5 p.m. sleering, AM-FM cassette, Prlvata Intirucllont 1$ 9 room beautifully restored bottom Freezer. Call 649-7313. truck load delivered. Call 742- Rooms h r Rent 52 646-5707. PAIR OF MEDITERRANIAN KENNEL for Dogs and Cats. WAGON- Excellent condition. automatic. V-8, power brakes low mileage. $5600. Call 646- colonial, 5 bedrooms, 2 7637. — ...... — $450. Call 643-9972, before 4:30 4366. ■STYLE COFFEE’ TABLES- Dog Bathing and grooming. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - and steering, air, new exhaust REMEDIAL READING and baths, 8.8 acres. 7 MANCHESTER- Attractively p.m. With slate tops. Excellent For reservations, please call Birch House Women. Central- system. 57.000 miles. 63.1-5119. math: individualized work lireplaees. huge barn. 2 car SWIMMING POOLS MODERN STYLE Full size, paneled 4 room Apartment. condition. Very reasonable. MISC. FOR SALE Canine Holiday Inne. 200 ly located. Downtown program. ilst-8lh grade) by DISTRIBUTOR forced to dis green 3 Cushion Couch. Stove, carpeting. Adults, 1968 MUSTANG garage, A rare offering. After'5 p.rn,. 659-0949 Sheldon Road, Manchester. Manchester. Kitchen ROCKVILLE STORE - 20x60. VOLKSWAGEN - 1970. Sun master's degree teacher. 568- $150,000 pose of brand new 31' long $125.00, Call after 5 p.m., 568- 646-5971. References. No pels. $195. 646- Center. 17 West Main Street. CONVERTIBLE - 289 5098. privileges. Call 649-2358. 3167. 228-3540. roof - reliable transportation. 8075. BLACK VINYL SOFA - good Articles lor Sale 41 alrove ground pools complete Full basement. M.I. Kaplan, Automatic with shift kit. Best oiler. Call 569-2836, aflcr Regai S X F. 1. SPIUCXI REALTORS .Mags. D uals. Good top. condition with matching with sundeck, fencing, filter FREE - Cute and adorable owner. 232-9041. 2:.10 PM. RIDING LESSONS indoor MARMO'i' FUR JACKET- FURNISHED SLEEPING FOUR ROOM APARTMENT- $400.00. Mike 643-2919. 643-2121 chair, excellent condition. ALUMINUM Sheets used as and includes full installation. Heinz 57 puppies. 6 weeks old. ROOM for mature gentleman. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• *******••••••••••••••••••« riding ring. Western slock printing plates, .007 thick Asking $989. Financing Sizc 16. $35. Ladies Pant Suits, Colors from biege to black. ^cond floor. Heat and lights $150. 649-4892. Modern bath. Parking. No Wanted to Rent 57 Trucks tor Sale 62 .scat, .saddle seat and hunt 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for available. Call Stan collect Dresses, Blouses. Candle Call 872-2343. included. No pets or children. OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME seat. All levels 228-9817. cooking. Security and $175 monlhlv, plus $175 securi 1976- 29,000 miles. Power S ch o o lt-C Ita ta t 10 $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be 203-236-5871. Molds, tin/plastic, 35 lbs, 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN wax. colors $20. 633-2266. references. $130 monthly. Call ty. Call 649-6410. or 742-9162 2 or 3 BEDROOM DUPLE.X- steering, power brakes, air picked up before II a.m. MOVING- Must give away I 643-2121. window van. Excellent condi PIANO INSTRUCTION - HOWUUB REALTORS ONLY. LADIES RABBIT COAT - 16, By couple with 11 year and 14 conditioning. AM-B’M radio. FOR THE BEST - Manchester year old. male Lab/Setter. year old girls. With private tion. Very low mileage. Cap Experienced teacher, active $75.00. Leather coat 16, $40.00. Has all shots. Loves children. This sew-simple cobbler New snows. Excellent condi Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 643-1108 £ L £ i D i r j apron has a colorful rick GENTLEMAN ONLY- MANCHESTER - ONE drive. 647-9279. tains chairs. Stereo and in MUSIC TEACHERS Both new, also crocheted ar Call 646-2423 after 4 p.m. tion. $4400. Please call alter 5 casseKe. Badials. 429-9461. pupils per teacher. FREE in- n eA uoR S rack trim. Kitchen priviledges. Central BEDROOM apartment on p.m., 646-0649. NATIONAL AS.S(K:IATI0N. trixluclory lesson with this ad. ticles, 289-2484. location. Parking available. Many extras. Bolton, accessi No. 8175 with Photo- Main Street. Available im Call 646-6306, or 646-3540. FREE- One cute, lonesome Guide is in Sizes Small, Security and references. 643- mediately. $175 monthly AUTOMOTIVE DODGE 3 4 TON PICKUP ble from 1-84, Interview and PROFESSIONAL BOBCAT- puppy left. Black female. 8 1976 CHEVETTE SCOOTER - 1720 QAMBREL £ u m a : Medium and Large. Me 2693 for appointment. eludes heat One months' ...... 26.000 miles, very good condi- TRUCK - Good running condi ^5459 plus AM-FM radio, Landau Vinyl specifics, (iretchen Van Why •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 HP Lawn Mower, with weeks old. Call 649-6842. dium, (12-14), 2V, yards tion. $395, 289-0365. Gowen. 646-7246. nCAUORS security. Call after 6 PM, 644- lion. $2,000 lirm. Call 643-4461. Top, power brakes. Stock #9199 I I REAL ESTATE COLONIAL grass catcher. 32" 'cut. Still ' NNE NOON COUMliLCAK 46-inch. 238 CHARTER OAK 2314. Autos For Sale 61 Investment Property 25 under warranty. $1100. Call #••••••••••••••••••••••••• Overlooking Manchester. Beautiful 9 room Cape with Musical Instruments 44 Patterns available only STREET- Room with private 1971 CHEVY 3 4 TON PICK 649-1250, between 5 and 7 p.m. in eisee ehoim. WE PAY $10 for complete 1 973 MONTE CARLO UP- 8 foot utility body. I*ower PHIME MAIN STBEET 5 bednxims, 3 baths, large 3 full baths, 2 fireplaces. entrance, suitable for working MANCHESTER - DUPLEX, 6 LANDAU ROOF - 80.000 Home# For Sole 23 nights. 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and n oMza. IMS tins tm ,ks g^entleman. No cooking. junk cars. Call Joev al Tolland brakes. Heavy duty clutch, Manchester Properly Full formal dining room, 9 15x36 family room with uttsm,, slsi Z5t mr Ip n ' l i f i MS Rooms, wall lo wall carpets. miles. All power. Air con etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main hMSUsi Parking. Security. $30 weekly. All appliances. $300 per month Auto Body. 528-19M. Iransmission. rear end. $1600. COLONIAL - 7 rooms, formal leased, hjng term basis to MOVING SALE - Odds and sliders to large wood deck. >1. ditioning. Swivel bucket seals. MAUDRS lireplaees, absolutely im Street. New Britain. 225-1977. M l M n w n 649-1746. plus security and relerences. 043-6712. dining room, large eat-ln nationally rated tenants Tax NEW ends. All great prices! I Call 4 bed-rooms, master AM-FM radio, tilt wheel. *5809 Stop Good net return maculate. 3 car garage. 6 Expecting a tax refund? •••••••••••••••••••••••••• No pets, (jeeupanev about .\IO.\TE CARLO 1973. Power kitchen. 4 bedrooms, heated 6 room vinyl sided Colonial 643-5601 after 5 PM. bedroom 15x18. Rec room Layaways invited. C/l Nadastai tiMM NvalS steering, power brakes, $1950. Call 646-4284 aflcr 5 Excellent shelter position. acres. 649-2813. Apartments For Rent 53 May 15th. 563-0509 after 6 PM. PM. porch. 2 car garage, with with I'z baths, fireplace, with wet bar, garage, large USI In. a tMncii automatic. $1,575. Call 649- chimney for wood stove, Po.ssiblc mortgage assump IM trt U . IN lf .. KEEP SMILING OFFICE SPACE wall-to-wall carpet. Still lot PLUS a tournament 1149 anytime. private lot. $56,900. Group I. tion. Bain .Soil. 8^-0378. M i t Nam , IS S rtit aim ZIP LARGE NEWER 6 ROOM CARPETED THREE MATADOR STATION coll, SItIa Naatar MS ilia. KEEP HAPPY CHARTER OAK BUICK Near Manche.ster/So. I’hilbrick Agency 646-4200. lime to pick your colors. size Tennis Court. DUPLEX- 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 BEDROOM - On first Boor, WAGON - 1974. automatic, FASHION '79 is filled 1972 PLYMOUTH FUHY II - Windsor/Vernon Town EAST BARTFOHI)- Two Priced to sell at $59,900. Executive Neighborhood. baths, all appliances, air con appliances. Just $205. (719-41. power steering, power brakes, 81 ADAMS ST. Kamilv aluminum sided with many lovely designs. Asking $600, 043-8147 after 6 Lines. 800 square feet of n C M IO R S Also 2 BONUS Coupons! ditioning. Private basement, Rental Assistors, 236-5646. PM, air conditioning. AM-FM duplex with fireplaces; Plus sliders lo 12x12 deck. radio. $2000 or best oiler. 633- OFFICE SPACE MANCHESTER office space, .share com Price . . . $2.00 a copy. small fee. 21 Units, Gro.ss Income $63.- WOlVERTON UENCY Convenient location. $315 1360. mon areas and parking, 1973 TOYOTA COROLLA- FOR RENT GAD-ASTl (opon tvoo) son Fixcellenl financing, 649-2113 Add $2.00 for the New monthly, plus utilities. Leases BOLTON- Nice one bedroom with 4 Doctors. shows 14', return plus, secon SUCCESS IN SEWING. and security. No pets. Delu.xe 1600. 60.000 miles, 1974 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA - 250 square feet, center of n u u o m PWLBRICK AGENCY with heat and appliances. Just dary financing available. CENTRAL AIR Available April 15th. 646-0618. .New til es. 4 speed. Some body T-S, automatic, halchback. Manchester, air con $185. (770-31 Rcn(al Assis(ors, work. Asking $1100. After 4:30 ditioning and parking. Business Zoned. $365,000 T w o 2 ‘2 acre lots. 646-4200 evenings. Good condition. Asking $1995. COBNER SECTIONAL ZINSSER AGENCY Spacious 8 room Colonial, 236-5646, small fee. p.m., call 646-1286. Call 643-fel, Owner Agent, 633-5786, BLONDE DOUBLE Beautifully treed on dead 1st floor fireplaced family Call alter 4 p.m. 643-2220. A NEW LItTINGI 646-1511 OHE.SSEH- 6 drawers, desk end street. Level. Dry. USED .BLACK & WHITE room, 1st floor laundry, TWO FAMILY DUPLEX with 3 drawers. Formica top. Perc tested. 200 ft. front. BRADFORD TV- Very good applianced kitchen, 4 ALUMINUM SIDED $65. 649-5824. condition. Asking $40. cfall 647- bedrooms, covered deck, LYNCH F. J. SPILECKI REALTORS TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Owner help finance. $11,500 MANCHESTER, CONN. SIX AND SIX 1749, after 5:30 p.m. 2 ‘'2 baths, 2 car garage, OPEN 643-2121 m U M T J USED HEFKIGEBATOB in Good condition.Good for each. 64R-2076 C EN TM U Y LOCAYED RUUORS excellent working condition. plating, or welding. Call 649- If This Emblem lin’t On Your Car - 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. CASH REGISTER- Good for TOO •03,900~W0RTH IT White. ■ Irost-lree." Freezer grocery store, barber shop. You Probably Paid Too Much. on bottom . Call 643-4589 Bakery or bars. Best offer. SUBURBAN MOTdRS MOLDED FORMICA top and anvtime. Call 643-5692. MANCHESTER paneled bar with two shelves 4 Family and four stools. $175. 646-6028. RT. 83 (Manchester-Talcottville Town Line)! 1976 OLDS. CUTLASS MODEHN DINETTE SET- 2 NEW GARCIA Steel Tennis 2 dr. 260 V-8, A/C , low mll99g9. Hound table. 4 chairs. 6x9 KEITH RUL ESTATE philbrick agency *3898 Attention Investors. 4 FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink Rackets, with covers. Saddle ,\Ioss Green Hug. Both lor $75 and electric card viewer. Call family 14-4-4-31, $8220 in Floor Polisher $25. All used Coat, excellent condition. Size 646-4126 646-4200 WHERE ALL THE NICE CARS ARE - - COME IN YOU’LL AGREE 1973 OLDS. DELTA 88 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344, 643-6680. BEinORE AGENCY come. tenants pay beat, very little. Phone evenings. 4 dr, h.l. 350 V-8, A/C , o n t ow ntr c ir *2198 parking,on a busline $53 - 289-2413. UIIIMIT. lit non 1977 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY 647-1413 WE B|!Y AND SEl.I. USED 1974 TOYOTA CHRYSLER 1974 ELDORADO FUBNITl'BE One piece or BUSINESS & SERVICE An Attractive Corolla 2 Dr, Sedan Finished in Blue Cadillacs Finest — Front Wheel Drive — 2 dr. coup., 316 v-e. .u (o ., te.ooo m llM . *3898 entire liousehold. Cash on the with Black Bucket Seat Interior - Thrifty 4 Cyl. CORDOBA SALE Gorgeous FiremisI Green with While Padded Roof COVIONTHY- 7 Boom Dutch line, Funiilurc Barn. 646-0865. 1977 TRANS AM REAL ESTATE Colonial 4 bedrooms, Fron- — Has Full Power Options — Fac. Air Cond. — Motor — 4 Speed Trans — AM Radio — White 1975 CORDOBA Auto. A/C, P.W., miny txirti. ta((e on two sides. Lake Radial White Walls Beautiful Handling and Per *8998 pnviledges. Call for more Walls — Very Clean Well Maintained Auto Beautiful W ttffe ^ rd to p with Burgundy Vinyl 646-2482 details, Selig Beally, 646-8276, HOWLAND REALTORS Roof — white BuckH^eat Interior — 8 Cyl — forming Automobile 1972 JEEP WAGONEER 742-5321, 423-1601 643-1108 A/Trans W /S te e rin g V Fac Air — P/Windows V-8,9uto.,4W.O. *3499 NEW HOMES U l i D i r f *2295 DIRECTORY — AM-FM btereo — Crpise Control — Loaded *3895 RCALTOftS TRADES WELCOME - TERMS ARRANGED 1973 DODGE CHARGER SE Several beautiful and KEEP SMILING with Equipment TRADES WELCOMED - TERMS ARRANGED Fully .quipp ed, 47,000 m ll.i. custu^crafted new liouse.s Resort Property 27 Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Painting-Papering _ ^ 32. Painting-Papering 32 *2498 under eon stru clio n by KEEP HAPPY REWEAVING burn holes. PAINTING - Interior and ’3695 BHAIIANKY & CMOMA THINK VACATION -F or reni LEON CIESZYNSKI 1974 FORD ECONOUNE HUILDEHS Slop mil and - Cottage Easlbam. .Mass COLUMBIA INCOM E TAX Zippers, umbrellas repaired. exterior, paperhanging, 1975 CORDOBA Long bed van. 6 cyl.. 3 ip .. mag wheels. Window shades. Venetian ^client work references, BUILDER- New Homes. Ad *3998 see uur models Huy now Cape Cod Fresli water lake m li-e a u I i I u I c e n te r PREPARATION ditions. Remodeling. Rec 1974 COMET Stunning Burgundy Hardtop with White Hall Roof 1975 CUTLASS back yard 5 minules to ocean ebimney Cape with full blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. f^ e estimates. Fully in and pick out your own Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- sured. Martin Matson. 649- Rooms. Garages, Kitchens Pretty Little 2 Dr. Sedan — Has Nice Autumn Haze Sharp Cutlass Supreme 2 Dr, Hardtop — Black 1969 NOVA and bav $185 per week Call dorm er. 25' livingnmm Remodeled. Ceilings, Bath — Burgundy Bucket Seal Interior - 8 Cyl - colors I 5221. 4431. 2 dr. aulometic. 712-8607 alter 5 PM with lire|/laee. P 2 oaths. BUSINESS /tt INDIVIDUAL Tile. Dormers, Roofing. Finish with Black Interior — Economical 6 Cyl. — A/Trans — P/Sleenng — Fac Air Cond — Finish With Burgundy Vinyl Roof — Whiteinterior *1299 Minute walk to Columbia OLDIE BUT GOODIE fY l f c l a INCOME TAXES QUALITY PAINTING and Residential or Commercial. A/Trans. - P/Steering - AM Radio - White P/Windows — AM-FM Radio — Exceptionally — 8 Cyl. — A/Trans — P/Steering — Fac. Air — Real Estate Wanted 28 Lake. $51,900. ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, 649-4291. PREPARED - In the com attics, garages, yards Paper Hanging by Willis Walls — A Thrifty Car To Own and Drive Clean Well Cared for Automobile AM-FM Radio — White Walls — As Nice As They DAILY RENTAL 3 bedroom colonial on CDZY COLONIAL ALL CASH Fur yniir pnijH-rly. fort ol your home or office cleaned. moving, Schultz. Fully insured Come — Test Drive North Kim Sired Kecent <’ail 648-7633, (or an appoint trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn references. 649-4343. RETIRED BUILDER - rec within 24 bmirs. Avoid 'Hed rooms, hung ceilings, ceramic AND LONG TERM LEASING electrical, and plumbing 6 room Colonial, recently Tape, InslanI Sorviev Hayos ment. service. No job too big or *2295 ’ 3495 put Into top condition. small. 568-8522. J.P. LEWIS &SON- Interior tile, plumbing, electric I’ONTIAC work done Don't miss llii: Corp 848-0131 Richard Young. 649-1975. 1975 CORDOBA *3695 TRADES WELCOMED - TERMS ARRANGED eooowiu opportunity lleduced to New wall to wall carpeting. and Exterior painting, paper 646-4321 $44,900. New root, 2 lull baths. SELLING viiur liouso'’ Call us INCOME TAX Preparation- COMPLETE CARPET & Tile hanging, remodeling, carpen Gleaming Gold Hardtop with Gold Half Roof — 8 TRADES WELCOMED - TERMS ARRANGED T Immediate occupancy. Ijrst and wo 11 make yuu a WOLVERTON AGENCY Experienced. At your home. installation and repairs. Free try. Fully insured. 649-9658. Cyl -A/Trans. — P/Steering — Fac Air Cond — UUOCAAI RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 WESTWOOD II $46,900. (•ash o tter' T .1, Croekett. 649-2813 Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or estimates. Call 646-3745, after Healtor, 843-1577 525-8263. 5 p.m. AiW PAINTING Contrac AM Radio — Radials — A One Owner Auto Thai Heautilul 4 bedroom, tors. Quality painting and BIDWELL HOME Improve Must Be Seen & Driven — Will Sell Fast — Hurry tiarrison Colonial with 24 BRICK. BLOCK, STONE. paper hanging at reasonable ment Co. Expert installation i n c o m e ; t a x of aluminum siding gutters baths, spacious 1st floor Fireplaces.concretc. Chimney rates. Fully insured. Free 1976 TOYOTA PICKUP HOUSE BEAUTIFUL PREPARATION - Vour home repairs. No job too small Estimates. Call Wayne 649- and trim. Roofing installation ’ 3295 1974 COUGAR XR family room, lircpiace, Everything Is bright & or mine. Dan Wade, Tax Con Save! Call 644-8356 lor es 7696. and repairs 649-M95, 871-2323. Sharp Blue Longbed 1/2 Ton — Real Gas Saver LOW COST BANK TERMS Smart Beige Hardtop with Tan Vinyl Roof — 8 Cyl. mainlenance-frcc exterior beautiful Inside this sultant, 871-9554, timates. with 4 Cyl. Motor — 5 Speed Trans. — AM Radio. of brick and aluminum, — A/Trans. — P/Steering — AM-FM Radio — recently remodeled 3 PERSONAL Paperhanging SPECIALIZING cleaning and — White Walls — Very Clean — A Work or Play EASILY ARRANGED double gaiage, and a ONE bedroom Ranch. 1 car,at CARPET INSTALLATION - For particular people, by repairing chimneys, roots, Fac Air — While Walls — One Owner — You'll Be ALLAN T. KEELER'S TAX YEAH I.IMITED HOME tached garage with Stair shifts. Repairs, Carpets. Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 Vehicle That Will Save Money Proud To Own This Beauty SERVICE. Tax Returns done vears Experience. Howlev. WAHIIAN'rV' breezeway. Nice deep lot Steam Cleaning. Free es in the privacy of your home. timates. Call 649-6265. I’ROFESSIONAL PAINTING 643-5361. with pool. $56,900. Call 871-1781. for appointment. COUNTRY LIVING AND PAPERING - Interior *3495 *3295 EXPERT PAINTING and specialists. Commerical and ROOFER WILL Install rool, CONVERTIBLES Yet all ol the amenities ol BANK TERMS UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY ALL TYPES OF TAXES LANDSCAPING Specializing residential, l-’ree estimates, siding or gutter for low dis "A VANISHING BREED OF MOTOR CARS" TERMS ARRANGED TO FIT YOUR BUDGET in-town living. 9 spacious PREPARED- Individual, in Exterior House Painting. fully insured. 646-4879. count price. Call Ken at 647- riMims with a maintenanci partnership, corporations Tree pruning, spraying, 1566, free exterior 24 baths CUSTOM RANCH Will come to your home. Call mowing, weeding. Call 742- Building Contracting 33 1968 MUSTANG CONV. bilge rec nsim, carpeting 6 room Ranch. Excellent 568-5742. 7947. TRACY BROTHERS- Roofing. Flat Roof. Hot Tar. garages, large lot and s condition. New quality WES ROBBINS Carpentry 1967 MUSTANG CONV. SNOW-PLOWING- Available remodeling specialist. Ad Gravel. Built-Up Roofing. ONE YEAH I.IMITEi: carpeting throughout. . ACCURATE, Commercial & Residential 1971 SCOUT 1971 LINCOLN HOME WAHHANTY 90 s all winter, night or day. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 1967 MUSTANG CONV. Finished rec room wltj/ EXPERIENCED TAX SANDING AVAILABLE. built-ins. bathrooms, Free Blstimatcs. 872-6269 A Practical 4 Wheel Drive — Utility Vehicle Has Beautiful Beige with Brown Vinyl Roof — This 2 llreolace. 2 car attaohgd IIEILP-Vour homo. Low cost TOO. Don't wait til it snows! kitchens, 649-3446. Hardtop — 8 Cyl. — A/Trans. — Radio — Front 1966 MUSTANG CONV. Dr. H.T. Is Fully Equipped with All Power Options garage. Spectacular view Small Business" .Sold Home? Call 646-0743, after 3:30 p.m. HOMEOWNERS - Frazier Hubs — Niife Running — Solid Vehicle for Work or — Fac. Air Cond. — White Walls — A Classic PRINCETON STREET $63,900. Itemized ilcdiiclions. 633-1267 CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. Home Improvements offers Play — Will ^ell Fast — Hurry 1971 FORD LTD CONV. Exceptional 3 bedroom PROFESSIONAL Additions. Repairs! Cabinets. Quality Workmanship at Beauty — Priced To Sell Fast Squeaky Clean / Describes this home DRESSMAKING & Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. Reasonable Prices lor vour English styled home with RtXtFING & SIDING Needs. 1972 FORD LTD CONV. litfiiial dining room, living the best. Thire bedroom Cape, rec INCOME TAX RETURNS ALTERATIONS done in my NO SPRING CLEANING PREPARED - After 5 home. Please call 646-4972, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Call 247-9739 now! *1995 *1895 room witli center cliimnc Monday thru Friday. 10:00 1970 FORD LTD CONV. Needed In this Im room, deck,^nd much, much more. weekdays. anytime Carpentry and general con “Vo u r t r a d e - in w elc o m e ” LOW COST TERMS - EASILY ARRANGED fireplace. !'.■ Iialhs, den, a m. to 3:00 p m. tracting. Residential and Heating-Plumbing 35 maculate 7 room 4 level weekends. Phone Lowell car garage and a ONE Call immediately. Only $46,900.00 commercial. Whether it be a 1967 CHEV. SS CONV. Thompson at 643-2870. YEAH l.I.MITEI) HOME split. 3 bedrooms, 2'A REFINISHED KITCHEN small repair job. a custom SEWERLINES, sink lines, WAHHANTY' liOs baths, lirplaced D a n i^ . Realep Inc. CABINETS & COUNTERS- built home or anything in cleaned with electric cutters, 1964 DART CONV. llvingroom, lamllyroom, Woodwork. Floors, for homes between, call 646-13^. by professionals. McKinney CARS WANTED oversized 2 car garage, 175 Main St., Manchaatar CT. r&M TREE SERVICE - Free and apartments. 6CT-3643, ask Bros. Sewage Disposal Com OVER 50 AUTOMOBILES NO BEHER INVESTMENT ANYWHERE beautiful patio and estimates, discount senior fdr Ken. NEWTON SMITH- pany. 643-5308. citizens. Company H A V E C A S H -W ILL TRAVEL TOP CASH grounds. $76,900. • 4 6 - 4 5 1 S Rcmodcling. Repairs, and TO CHOOSE FROM Manchestcr-gwned and SNOW PLOWING Hec-Rooms. No job to small. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Anywhere in New England for65,66,67 Mustangs operated. Call 646-1327, COMMERCIAL AND 649-3144. repairs, plugged drains, Buy//i/G - S E u m - tr adin g PAID RESIDENTIAL- Manchester kitchen faucets replaced, BRICK IS BETTER WILl, DO HOUSECLEANING area. Free estimates. CARPENTRY & MASONRY - repaired, rec rooms, EVERYDAY - THE RIGHT WAY WILL BUY YOU CAR OUTRIGHT bathroom remodeling, heat 1966 MUSTANG 4 townhouse brick units. 2 O F H O M E S . in your home. Leave message Reasonable. 646-5489 or 646- Additions and Remodeling. for Karon 643-01.10. 5747 anytime. Free estimates. Call Anthony modernization, etc. Free WRIHEN GUARANTEES - Beautiful Classic Hardtop — Triple Black 289 V/8 — fireplaces. 3 llnlahed Squillacote 649-0811. Ivstimate gladly given. M & N A/Trans — P/Steerir.g — White Walls — Very Scarce GET OUR PRICE BEFORE familyrooms, slldera -to MODERN SERVICE FACILITIES - STATE I.ICENSED Day Care CROSSEN ELECTRIC Will I’lumbing & Heating. 649-2871 Hard Tc Find Automobile YOU TRADE patio, 1V$ baths each, 3 in Child Oriented Home. All light up your life! Residential CARPENTER - Repairs, NO HIGH PRESSURE SELLING bedrooms conveniently ages are welcomed. Andover Wiring. Call 871- EVENING HERALD, Fri., March 9, 1979 - PAGE NINETEEN for a bellor.. Insulation, Solar Energy Mean Cost Savings should be repaired to ensure the By SI IK PKCK what the best type of home is for the Solar heating comes in passive and heating as an extra lor home heating maximum insulation in the home. area. When building a home not only active systems. Passive systems are docs help to reduce the heating costs. Keui KhIuIi- K ililor Juros also pointed out that by does the size of the family dictate simply windows, large or small, on Juros added that there are changes looking at the roof of a home after it Recently. I had the opportunity to what type of home to build, but the sunny side of the house to collect in the building process of the home attend the Women's Council of energy saving should be brought into snows, you will be able to identify the sun's heating power. which help to. minimize heating Realtors meeting. For a change this the picture to assure some means of those homes that are snug against Active solar heating systems are costs. the cold. one was a breakfast meeting. savings. those attached to the exterior of the Weatherstripping, even the garage The speaker was James Juros an Insulation was an important point Roofs where the snow melts could home. These panels face the sun and door, can help minimize wasting architect from Glastonbury., which Juros emphasiz^. He highly use extra insulation in the attic to collect the heat. energy. conserv* luel. Discussed during this meeting recommended re-insulating older Active systems vary and the cost is Questions of every nature were were energy conservation homes and to sufliciently insulate Solar energy wps discussed as a expensive. But homes that have solar asked and answered. Juros was an in measures in the home and home con new homes. possible alternative to home heating. panels installed are eligible for in formative person to talk with when struction. Areas such as around windows and Homes equipped with solar heating come lax write-offs for up to one- energy conservation is such an im- S u e P e ck Building design for the New electrical outlets are a major source units have a standard heating system third of the cost. porUint issue. England area was brought up. and for drafts. Draft areas can be and us a back-up. But over a period of time, solar . <.»V -a Combined Effort A cooperative effort among four real estate man, Barnett and Bowman, Glastonbury; firms, all of whom are members of The Donald Fish, D.W. Fish, Vernon; Bill Galske, Gallery of Homes, has opened in the Ramada Doming and Luscomb, West Hartford; Jackie Inn, East Hartford. The office is the com LaSalata, National Relocation Director, bination of four agencies and is designed to Gallery of Homes, Atlanta, Ga., and John serve the out-of-state home buyer relocating Chenette, Chenette Associates, East Hart- in the Greater Hartford Area. Participating lord. (Herald photo by Strempfer). in thp opening were, from left, Dave Bow- BEDROOM ll*-4'»* LIVING ROOM EAST OF THE RIVER FAMILY20‘-«">«l2'-«" fVOOM 2 O*-o**Kl3 '- 0 " Attic Expansion Answer DINING|0«-O»' To Crowded Conditions REAL ESTATE MARKET i^ e ;iS K i v t i . Homeowners who are \K/ today's higher home same time it provides the roof window best suited to squeezed for space and prices. pinched by inflatigfc'may homeowner with a large his needs. There are roof 9 Many a couple needing a space, complete with windows that are made of MASTER M O D E L C l 935 find that attic expansion is larger bedroom, a home of GARAGE BEDROOM fashionable eaves and sparkling clear, double or 2 O'-0 "j«IS ‘- 4 '' l«*-0'M2'-8" the best answer to their fice, a kids’ recreation gables, which often can be triple insulated glass with space problems. room or a comfortable tied into the existing factory installed MORTGAGE GET MORE with As land gets increasingly television room have con heating plant. weatherstripping that FD scarce and expensive, ad sidered their large, unused • cC Roof windows do not greatly reduces heat loss. ding an extenstion to a pre attic as a candidate for require the structural A carefree aluminum MONEY? sent house may use more expansion only to find the t935 SO. FT, LIVING AREA changes that dormer in exterior is coupled with a — — 52*-0"------of the small garden area dark, musty space so un- stallations do. yet actually fine wood finish interior than desireable and may atrractive and confining provide as much as 37% that compelements today's actually be prohibited by that they descend the more light than vertical natural-look furnishing. the local zoning code. And. stairs with relief, simply dormer windows while Screens, shades and aw SENTRY Elegance on 3 Levels a new. addition which delighted for thg) moment costing less. These win nings are attractive op requires major expen to be out of the attic Turn your back on tradition laside the separate entry exciting balcony-like view of ditures for heating, plum dows can be installed in tions and a remote control REAL ESTATE SERVICES and embrace the modern and although their space with its convenient the lower level family room bing and wiring, also one day so that the roof is window opener for hard-to- elegant simplicity of this problems are still un beside-the-door coat closet over that living room railing. brings a visit from the tax not open to the elements reach windows is di.stinctivc tri-level. Its 1,935 solved. VEIMON 4.