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M. Vol. XCIX, No. 88 - M&hcit Monday,14. '-?b«^Sfnflle Copy • Home Delivered State Meets t For Vote By MARY KITZMANN Prospect Street, and Robert Temple, lirralil Reporter Santina Drive, was added to replace Janet Bycholski and Richard McCon- Speed Policy MANCHESTER -S lates have been ville. HARTFORD (UPI) - The state expects to filed for all districts, except District District 3 and 6 filed slates of all in­ meet federal guidelines for enforcement of the 55 8, for the Democratic Town Com­ cumbents. District 3’s slate includes; mph speed limit, averting the threatened loss of mittee elections. William FitzGerald, Charles up to $4 million in federal funds, the Department In District 8, Mayor Stephen Penny Boggini, Sanford Plepler, Leonard and Deputy Mayor Stephen Cassano, of Public Safety said today. Seader. John Sullivan, Herbert have been opposed for inclusion on Spokesman Joseph Crowley said the state had Stevenson, and Walter Schardt. the incumbents' slate. District 6’s slate includes: Joseph reduced the percentage of non-compliance with It was reported members believe the speed limit to three-quarters of a percent Camposeo. John FitzGerald, James above the federally mandated limit for Sept. 30, the two men already have enough Fraser, Gail Fuller, Francis 1980. party power. Mahoney. Pascal Pastrangelo, He said it was all but certain that increased en­ Cassano said this morning he had James McAuley. Rita Laski, and forcement by state police would bring the not decided whether to file in­ Roger Negro. percentage of motorists driving faster than 55 dividually or not. But he mentioned he was not surprised at their exclu­ down from the present 60.75 percent level to the sion. required 60 percent. "There has been little communica­ ’’I think we will, based on what we’ve done so tion in the district, " he said, ’Tve School OKs far," said Crowley, who noted that in the last seen Steve Penny, but we haven't quarter of 1979 alone the percentage of non- talked about whether we will run. I 4 compliance was brought down by 2 percent. DiscoDance Under the federal regulations the state had to will be deciding before Thursday” drop speeding so that no more than 70 percent of Another political fray has MANCHESTER -Nathan Hale motorists were exceeding the limit as of last developed in District 4 where can­ didates filed individually rather than School will be the site for a disco Sept. 30. Crowley said Connecticut was 9V4 per­ as slates. This maneuver was in­ dance, but only one. cent below that figure. tended, according to party members, Leo Diana, principal of the school, Capt. George Moore, commander of special to obstruct James Reardon’s re- said today he had been informed that operations for the state police, said the figures election without not including him on the school system administration didn’t mean more than 60 percent of motorists Former Democratic town director There was a hunger.” O'Connor said at had given promoters permission to were speeding since they were based on "free a slate. i Thomas O’Connor (foreground) sat in on the time of the “famine” products were hold the dance this Friday, but not on flow" traffic. The former police chief was sur­ the “Divided Ireland” presentation of being shipped out of the country, “so it subsequent Fridays. That means a group of cars are monitored as prised by these reports, saying no wasn’t the natural disaster of famine - it Plans to use the school as the loca­ one vehicle which pushes the percentage up, he Manchester Community College’s Inter­ one had mentioned it to him. tion for disco dances had caused con­ said. When all cars were considered under a national Day. O’Connor contributed, was a promulgated hunger.” (Herald There are two newcomers running in the fourth district. Elizabeth In- troversy. Neighbors of the school government formula non-compliance dropped to “There never was a famine in Ireland. photo by Pinto). tag liata and Amelia Burns of objected and Diana thought the 48.7 percent, he said. Highwood Drive. school was not the appropriated Crowley said "it was probably all types of en­ plorer who travels in The majority of candidates on the place for the dances. 1 the future in “Buck forcement” that cut the upper limit, but singled Reportedly the promoter, Bridget out the federally funded "Operation Bear;’’ a other districts' slates are in­ hursdayt, on NBC. Vogelsang of of High Street West, stepped-up program of radar traps, for helping International Studies cumbents. will be required to provide police cut the number of speeders. Newcomers included in District 1 supervision of the Friday dance. He said the 23-trooper Traffic Division of the are John Moran of Foxcroft Drive. Diana said today he is “kind of hap­ state police had issued 51,000 speeding tickets Margaret Churchill of St. John ite odds Street, and Dorothy Brindamour, py the way things worked out.” He alone in 1979, adding the average speed in Connec­ Aim of MCC Program Dover Road. said he discovered that a number of I decided to quit," ticut was 57 mph. In District 2 Harry Charette, activities are planned at Manchester ; Miss Purcell. “1 want- Moore also noted that Connecticut’s percen­ age to the fights between the unionists and the ict and if they would not By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA Henry Street, was added. High School Friday involving J tages were higher than other states since the nationalists in Ireland. numbers of students. !. I couldn’t see myself monitoring program involved all roads where the Herald Reporter McGunnigle added that sectarian coverage has The slate of District 7 included ding if I was restricted Diana had proposed that the high speed limit is 55 mph. In Connecticut that in­ MANCHESTER — Manchester Community not told the American people about the torture Daniel O’Connell, among its list of in­ orning talk show " school, not Nathan Hale, be used for cludes only the 600 miles of limited access College staff and international students con­ taking place in Ireland. He said during the policy cumbents. may have quit a job, but In District 9 Marv Ann Rov, the dances. ’ remained inactive. She highways while in other states the 55 mph limit is verged on the empty campus today to hear lec­ of internment, an international court. Amnesty ith episodes that KABC posted on smaller two-lane roads where turers on such varied topics as the nature of International, and a British commission found d permission, in the motorists were less likely to hit 55. Chinese communism and the cultures of Mexico many instances of British torture. 1 that followed, and ( in an effort to understand why the community McGunnigle said he had researched these y landed the co-hosting college should have an international studies topics in the New York Times indexes, and found n ’Real People." a look Smokers’ Hotline A program. very few references. “Most American comical side of people Judge Opposes About 80 participants broke off into three ir vocations and avoca- newspapers tend, unfortunately, to operate on iround the country groups for the first three presentations. Among the assumption that if it’s not in the New York I show has enjoyed One-Maii Juries those topics was "Divided Ireland" which was Times, it didn’t really happen,” McGunnigle To Help Quitters ; audience acceptance, given by Eleanor Coltman, a professor and said. lally gratifying to NBC HARTFORD (UPI) — A Superior Court judge' member of the Manchester Board of Education. He said this misleading focus makes people HARTFORD (UPI) - A telephone evidence shows that smokers it is slotted against one today called for elimination of the state’s in­ She was assisted by Michael McGunnigle, a look in the wrong direction for solutions to the hotline manned by physicians and ex­ experience almost immediate health e top shows of recent vestigative one-man grand jury system and its professor, problems. He said if in fact the problems are sec­ smokers is being set up by the benefits after kicking the habit. 1, ABC's ’Eight Is replacement with an investigative commission McGunnigle opened his presentation with an tarian, then the British should remain in Ireland Connecticut Lung Association to help Straub said that within the first 12 N ;h.' It has been averag- made up of lawyers and the public. attack on the American media’s role in presen­ hours after a smoker gives up npressivc 30-plus shares until the religious element, “come to their smokers who want to kick the habit. Judge Robert I. Berdon also recommended the ting the trouble in Ireland. He said the focus of senses." The hot line will go into service cigarettes, carbon monoxide levels in arly. use of 18-member constitutional grand juries to topic like the show, media attention is on sectarian causes to the But he said if the British presence is itself a Tuesday as the Lung Association the bipod decline. He said coughing s Miss Purcell, "because weigh indictments in major crimes be replaced trouble, to the exclusion of political causes. problem, then they must get out. "Policical observes its 5th annual No Smoking and shortness of breath symptoms of see themselves in it and with adversary hearings where probable cause "The media treats violence in Ireland as one of solutions aren’t considered real because they Day in Connecticut. smokers’ ususally improve within like to see themselves for trial would have to be proven. a regretable instance of a long series of tit-for-tat don’t fit into the sectarian category," McGun­ Smokers who give up cigarettes the first two weeks of quitting. le like to be silly, and "Both the constitutional and the investigative sectarian killings,” McGunnigle said. nigle declared. Tuesday can get advice on resisting The risk of death from lung cancer also like to applaud grand jury have outlived their effectiveness," He said the provisional Irish Republican Army While McGunnigle’s presentation focused on the urge to smoke again by dialing among smokers is 10 times greater ige." Berdon told a study commission on grand juries. has as its stated aim the attacking of political, than for non-smokers and the risk ese are the successful the present situation, Ms. Coltman reviewed the the 1-800-922-4599 hot line through "They have failed to protect our liberties." military or economic arms of the, "colonial ad­ history of the Irish, beginning in 1169. Prior to Feb. 3, the Lung Association said from heart diseases is 70 percent dients. she maintains Berdon said he believed the grand jury system :laims another factor is ministration of northern Ireland. ” He said the her discussion, she admitted that the two Sunday. greater for srhokers. the show is unprcdicta had resulted in a denial of due process since per­ news media, by focusing on the religious dimen­ speakers were complementing each other, and The hot line will feature 20 daily iffsetting the boredom of sons accused of crimes weren’t allowed to be sion of the violence, distorts the trouble, which might antagonize some listeners. pre-recorded messages by doctors Warm Weather leness ” that has engulfed present for proceedings, weren’t allowed the he felt was essential political. She cited some continuing trends in the and ex-smokers, covering the health ision in general "We re right to counsel and couldn’t present evidence. • “All violence is considered sectarian unless struggle. "Statutes drawn up in England and benefits of quitting smoking, Delays Carnival ng 5.000 letters a week The one-man grand jury in Connecticut is a clearly and demonstrably something else,” being enacted in the six counties is not un­ withdrawal symptoms, and questions people who either want seldom-used investigative tool in major crimes. McGunnigle said, "The American news media on weight gain and exercise for MANCHESTER — Because the jresent themselves, or familiar in the history of Ireland. ” she said. Recent one-man grand juries have investigated approaches Ireland as a religious problem She said traditionally, the "English difficulty smokers trying to kick the habit. weather isn’t cooperating, the an­ I someone with unique, the alleged sale of municipal promotions in New nual winter Carnival has been jr peculiar activities We because to do otherwise would raise unsettiing has been the Irish opportunity” She said, On Tuesday the Lung Association ;o for years with new epi- Britain, a game-fixing scheme at Milford jai alai questions about this country’s oldest ally - "Religion has hardened and preserved national also will be passing out kits with in­ postponed for one week, Evelyn s without repeating any, and the handling of the highly publicized Barbara England," McGunnigle added. animosities. ” formation on the harmful health Gregan said this morning. Purcell contends, Gibbons murder case. He said concentration on the political aspects Ms. Coltman discussed the transporting by the effects of cigarettes and advice on "We haven’t got any ice," she said, “so we’ll have to postpone it ccess on a network tcle- Berdon said replacing the one-man grand jury would mean the media would have to portray, British of Protestants to Ireland. She said the kicking the habit. n scries quickly brings one week. If we have ice, it will be with a crime commission of lawyers and laymen "The English misbehavior, and the seedier Irish were robbed of their land because land Workshops on quitting smoking •s, ’’My goal is to be a held Jan. 27. would "provide due process for all called before aspects of colonialism.” meant wealth and power. “Had the English com­ have been scheduled at the Lung ling actress,’’ Miss Pur- Mrs. Gregan said rec depart­ it." He said as a result of the media focus on pleted their plan of ousting. 1 could have said Association’s branch offices in declares. She has been He said he didn’t believe the investigative work ment workers had mentioned that ying drama with Nina religion, several things get left out. "The British ‘killing off’, the Irish, this might have been East Hartford, Norwalk, Waterbury 1. and comedy with ffar- of a one-man grand jury was the proper role of want to leave the impression of their being resolved. But they needed the Irish to do the and New Haven on Tuesday and at there was no way Saulters Pond Lembeck, both highly the judges who comprise them. “Their job is to neutral cops on the beat,” McGunnigle said. work," Ms. Coltman said. other times through next month. had ice thick enough to support 50 irded coaches and long- judge, not to accuse," be said. Sectarian coverage promotes this image "The English never quite seemed to determine Richard Straub, the CLA’s No youngsters. > actors. Sarah Purcell is Berdon also said some proceedings before the because it is questionable that a culturally diver­ what they were going to do. They wouldn't Smoking Day coordinator, says new shy when it comes to commission he proposed should be opened to the sified nation like England would get involved in ’solve" the Irish problem, and they kept backing eving her goals. public.)ublic, religion.religion. This This coverage coverage leaves leaves the the dirty-linen dirty-linen im- im- awayaway from from it, it, ” she ” she said. said. I Neighbors Happy Cat Rescued fTlOnClOy 4 The Weather policies and programs or state By BETT\ RYDER agriculture may become a thing of "We called the Fire Department Help arrived this morning, when bother him at all. the past. Page 2. Family Editor for help," Mrs. Caldwell said. "But, Bill Gillman of Rocky Hill, a painter Periods of rain likely tonight and MANCHESTER - Residents of they just kept assuring us that it working on some redecorating at the ‘We don't know who owns the cat, Tuesday. Detailed forecast on In Sports Boulder Road breathed a sigh of would come down by itself. Of Caldwell home, came to work. but it scurried off the minute it Page 2. relief this morning, when a young cat course, it didn't. "1 heard a loud meow’, and Bill touched the ground, heading home Effectiveness Manchester High School’s hockey trapped in a tree on the property of "My husband even climbed a was at the front door. I asked him if we hope.” team springs upset turning back Dr. and Mrs. David Caldwell for ladder, but the cat was still out of he’d seen the cat and he said he had The recent veto by Russia in the East Catholic ... Tunxis Communi­ The Caldwells and the other good more than 24 hours, was rescued. reach. I had to leave. I was afraid retrieved it. He’s a tall fellow and U.N. Security Council which killed ty College quintet too strong for Neighbors armed with ladders had we’d be calling the ambulance for climbed right up to the top rung on his Samaritans on Boulder Road are hap­ a U.S. resolution for mandatory Manchester ... Page 11. made several attempts to reach the some of the neighbors trying to ladder, stretched out and reached the py. "But, nobody is as happy as the economic sanctions against Iran, dark, pearl grey cat, but to no avail. help,” she said. cat. He’s used to heights and it didn’t cat," Mrs. Caldwell said. spawns questions on the effec­ tiveness of the y.N. Piigr 4. Inside Today The Mideast Classified...... 16-18 Court Upholds Pension Rules Soviet forces have tightened Com ics...... 19 their hold on Afghanistan, and Iran Editorial ...... 4 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The testing lower-court orders that they community property law and bars a courts ruled retirement benefits has warned U.S. allies not to Entertainment ...... 14 Supreme Court today let stand a make such payments. state court from ordering direct from a pension fund are community attempt any retaliatory moves, F am ily ...... 8 series of California state court The court also refused to review a payments as part of a divorce settle­ property and can be divided in 6. Obituaries ...... 10 orders that pension funds make separate case by another California ment, divorce settlements. The courts Peopletalk...... 2 payments directly to a participant's pension fu^d which appealed a ERISA is a pension reform law ordered the various funds to send Farm Concern Sports...... 11-13 ex-3pouse following a divorce settle­ similar ord^. enacted by Congress to protect a one-half of a worker’s monthly The head of Connecticut’s largest Television ...... 14 ment. At issue is wh^her the federal worker’s pension from state in­ benefits directly to the former farm group warns that more atten­ Update ...... 2 The justices dismissed a challenge Employment Retirement Income terference. spouse. tion must be paid to state farm W eather...... 2 by a group of pension funds con­ Security Act of 1974 preempts state In separate cases, the California EVENING HERALD, Mon., Jan. 14, 1960 - 3 ' 2 - EVENING HERALD. Mon., Jan. M, 1980 Learning of Holocaust U b d ote. Worthwhile Experience ISo Fast Release bread for dinner, tried to kill their directly in front of the airline’s The Soviet “no" vote — which DC-lOs to prevent the jetliners from Olympic Threat parents by setting fire to the family ground-floor office at 45th Street and tion on “aggressive action” which the stacks to see what books are also TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - Foreign carries automatic veto power — trailer, and almost succeeded, police stalling or rolling to »ne side as By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA Fifth Avenue. has a subsection on “deviant in the Anti-Defamation League’s Minister Sadegh Ghotbazdeh today killed the proposal, although the WASHINGTON (UPI) - President said. happened during the wdrst U.S. air­ Herald Reporter behavior.” The Holocaust may be biblography. ruled out a speedy release for the Council voted 10-2 In favor of it, with Carter warned he will press to move ’The sisters — aged 9 and 13 — were line disaster last May. \ No Extra Grain MANCHESTER-The Manchester treated in this area, but it is not man­ Ms. Cerrina suggested, “Infusion American hostages, whose hopes for two abstentions. the 1980 summer Olympics from charged with attempted murder The agency, ordered the installation High School teacher who attended dated. of materials could be made (if time freedom were further undercut by a Moscow if Soviet troops remain in after St. Tammany Parish sheriff’s WASHINGTON (UPI) - Major of two independently powered auto the B’nai Rrith Holocaust seminar Also, in the history classes, the ailows) in courses already in Soviet veto of U.N. sanctions against Trains Derail Afghanistan, Washington sources deputies discovert they originally grain exporting nations, including throttle-speed control computers about which this town recently had Holocaust is covered as it relates to existence.” She cited Western the Zsiamic republic. said, but Afghan leader Babrak Kar- had discussed shooting their parents Argentina, have agreed not to in­ wired so that, if one faiis to work the an upror,' termed the experience United States history. The Civilization, the patterns course. Vowing Iran would wait “more or More than 1,000 people in three maj pledged the Russians will stay to death before deciding to set fire to crease their grain sales to Russia in other can sense problems with’the worthwhile and educational. Nuremberg War Crimes trials are Minorities, and “possibly U.S. less forever" for the return of the states were evacuated from their until “the danger of aggression" the three-room trailer. the wake of the U.S. embargo wing slsts thflt control tho plflno’s lift Ms. Catherine Cerrina attended the also covered in this manner. history.” shah, Ghotbazdeh described U.S. ef­ homes because of train derailments ends. ordered in retaliation for the capability. in separate incidents in Arizona, Ohio conference in October but the accep­ ’The school library contains roughly Cerrina added, “We need more forts to negotiate the release of the Afghan refugees arriving in Afghanistan invasion. and Pennsylvania. High-Order Bomb tance of the $150 washout account to two dozen sources of materials on the education in this and other areas in hostages as “beating around the neighboring Pakistan Sunday The agreement was announced in In Buckeye, Ariz., 500 to 700 people ^Anti-Consumer* fund her trip didn’t appear on the Holocaust, not including general order to help curtail possible future bush," and said, “our position reported heavy recent fighting out­ NEW YORK,(UPI) - Detectives statement issued after officials from were evacuated for eight hours Sun­ board of Directors agenda until mid- reference works. Since Ms. Cerrina’s Holocausts, i.e. the Cambodian situa­ remains the same.” side Kabul between Soviet soldiers said today a “high-order” explosive, Canada, Argentina, Australia, and WASHINGTON (UPI) - Congress day because of the derailment of two November. return, the librarians have reviewed tion and/or the boat people.” and Moslem rebels apparently trying possibly dynamite or a plastic the European Community met with Watch, a Ralph Nader group, says tankers loaded with propane; about At the November meeting, resident Vetoes Resolution to fight their way toward Kabul Air­ explosive, caused a bomb blast in the American officials at the State the first session of the 96th Congress 300 residents of Millfield and East Frank Lupien raised the hackles of port and seize it. Manhattan offices of the Soviet Department Saturday. produced the “most anti-consumer” many townspeople by saying fewer UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - The Millfield in southeastern Ohio were Airline Aeroflot that injured at least year of the decade on Capitol Hill Soviet Union Sunday night vetoed a forced to leave their homes because than the generally accept^ figure of Murder Attempt four passersby and shattered win- Changes Ordered The group blamed the decline of six million jews were killed, and Cubans Were Polite U.S.-sponsored resolution to impose of contamination of land and water: vdows along Fifth Avenue. pro-consumer sentiment in Congress and 100 people left their homes in saying enough mileage had already mandatory economic sanctions SLIDELL, La. (UPI) - Two A bomb squad detective said the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The notably in the House, on Democrats against Iran for its refusal to release Bucks County, Pa. because of a been gotten out of the genocide. The sisters, upset because their mother blast Sunday night “definitely” Federal Aviation Administration has from northern states and more statements figured in his loss of a To State’s TV Crew 50 Americans held hostage in Tehran. derailment and chemical fire. recently elected members. refused to give them another piece of would have killed anyone walking ordered new modifications made on post as a town representative to a regional forum. HARTFORD (UPI) — A television at a restaurant because they were >000 -■<0 7* . In a memo to school principal news reporter says he and his crew wearing shorts. Jacob Ludes, Ms. Cerrina said the ■Peopietalk* Three boys from the dakland Street area Committee. From left, Brian Doughty, Glenn were treated politely by Cuban Sablon said the crew was told it y > conference had three aims. ’The first authorities while being detained had filmed “military locations.” Its We Take It for Granted, Participated in a clean-up operation to clear Viens and Steve Doughty. (Herald photo by was to look at the status of Holocaust more than three hours for film of the boats and train — which Handicap Helpers a trail near Union Pontl on behalf of Adamson) education in the United States. The questioning after fiiming a slum Sablon said were “painted in second was to deal with some of the Happy Days" people are tops as far as the Manchester’s Hockanum River Linear Park area. anything but military colors” — was problems of teaching about the returned “apologetically,” he said. &ANFRAMCISCO I OCNVER California Governors' Committee for Employment “They never even raised their \ X r T ' C O t O Farm Group Leader Says Holocaust. The third was to share of the Handicapped is concerned. The voices. They didn’t have to,” said - They were detained a day later for programs, materials and training more than three hours after filming a lOS MMKLE8 organization's top Media Awards have gone to Gary HARTFORD (UPI) - The head of for state agriculture agencies. An indicative of public support for reporter John Sablon of the West River Cleanup Succeeds methods for teaching this. Hartford-based television station slum area, described by the Cuban Marshall — executive producer of the two television Connecticut’s largest farm group example, she said, was a state agriculture, she believed residents “I was impressed with how many government as “still in want of shows — and to Henry “The Fonz " Winkler. says there has been declining support budget cut which had threatened to were prepared to support the WVIT. “I don’t think we were treated lOWlVI UMPIIAtUlft MANCHESTER — The Hockjtnum Helping the Committee members and sold by the boys to a regional schools throughout the nation have development.” Their film was con­ HCW^lEANt • Marshall won for a “Happy Days" segment called for some state agriculture programs “all but curtail” certain agiculture programs sought by her 2,700- badly. The Cubans aren’t rude peo­ River Linear Park Committed an­ to make the project a success were glass recycling center. specific units on the Holocaust "The Mechanic," which dealt with rehabilitation of research at the University of Connec­ member group. ple. If anything they’ii be cool or dis­ fiscated along with still-Pictures and IfOfND because state residents tend to take nounced at its Tuesday meetiig, ac­ three neighborhood boys, Glenn The boys used a tractor and trailer ranging from two to three weeks or a paraplegic. Winkler took special recognition — but ticut in Storrs. “Public support has mushroomed tant.” unused film. food production for granted. cording to new member Ray Viens, Steven Doughty and Brian owned by Glenn to transport as a mini-course,” Ms. Cerrina said. d R A M I (SHOW not for the show. He got the nod for producing and “This is promptly applied research for a permanent preservation The three-man WVIT-TV crew “They wanted to develop the pic­ “ Because a plentiful food supply is Schaller, that a successful cltanup- Doughty, who volunteered to help themselves and the collected debris She said there were several areas narrating “Who Are the De Bolts and Where Did that’s useful to farmers the day it’s program, but it is cnly one of many returned home Sunday after being tures and take a look at what we had ry i« assumed, we don’t readily perceive trail clearing project was conpleted clean up papers, cans and bottles. from the woods. They have where the high school could broaden UPi WEATHER F010CA&T C) They Get 19 Kids?" — about a family that adopts published,” she said. “It’s absolutely policy areas requiring long-term detained twice for questioning during shot," Sablon said. He said the threats to our food-making inr Sunday, Jan. 6, along the eastside of ’These boys have regularly removed volunteered to work at future its teaching of the Holocaust. handicapped children. essential to tho state’s $70 million attention,” she said. “If citizens are its seven-day trip with the Trinity Cubans had said that area also was For period ending 7 a.m. EST 1/15/80, During Monday dustries,” said Connecticut Farm Union Pond to create a well riarked, discarded bottles in the extensive Hockanum River clean up projects to The high school social studies night, rain and freezing rain will be expected over por­ The third award went to deaf stuntwoman and Bureau Association President Mary dairy industry and our state’s con­ serious about preserving agriculture College basketball team. The crew considered a military installation pruned, litter-free hiking trail from wooded area between Oakland Street improve other sections of the trail. department currently does not have a which Sablon said “defies logic as to tions of the upper and middle Atlantic states, while the speed demon Kitty O'Neill. Porter. sumers.” . they will support measures to was uncertain whether confiscated North School Street to Economy and Union Pond where the trail ’The next trail efforts are scheduled specific unit on the Holocaust. There where they would put a military in­ rest of the nation can expect mostly fair weather. The Hebron dairy farmer said The association’s legislative provide farmers with the economic film would he returned. Electric. Co., about one-halfmile in follows closely along the shoreline. for late January and early February. is a course called “ Patterns of stallation.” Saturday residents had to pay more program covered a wide range of ciimate to survive here.” They were detained first after length. These bottles have been collected Details will be announced later. Human Behavior,” which has a sec­ The Channei 3 crew found itseif The Best Medicine attention to farm policies and back issues including increased funding of Under the preservation program filming fishing boats and a freight Weather Forecast her group’s 1980 legislative package research and educational programs, the state buys development rights to train and then after filming the slum. paying $13 a day for a “black market Some years ago, former Saturday Review editor if they want to assure agriculture in expanded tax relief for farmers and farmland so that it will not be sold off “They became very, very aware of taxi,” Brooks said, and stayed in a Norman Cousins nearly Connecticut doesn’t become a thing higher allowable truck weights for for houses or other development. In us,” said Sablon. “1 guess we were hotel where there was one hand- Travelers advisory for to 5 miles Tuesday afternoon. Three Die in Skating Accidents operated elevator which didn’t have succumbed to a deadly of the past. transporting farm products. this year’s legislative package the shooting things they didn’t want us to today. Ooudy, a chance of Periods of rain or drizzle take pictures of.” any buttons, requiring users to shout collagen disease — a dis­ Mrs. Porter said one major threat Mrs. Porter said if the state’s pilot association sought increased funding WARREN (UPI) - Skating ac­ police divers combed the lake’s bot­ Woodstock, state police said, some freezing drizzle today today and tonight. Chance of integration of the con­ police said. The crew was in Cuba with the first down the shaft when they wanted to occasional rain or drizzle to farmers was a decline in support farmland preservation program was so more farms could be included. cidents claimed the lives of three tom in an unsuccessful attempt to Joel Johnstone, 8, died at then occasional rain or nective tissue between They said Gary Grant, 10, a compa­ U.S. college team, other than an all-, use it. Tuesday. Wave heights 1 to 3 young people in Connecticut over the find the man before giving up their Middlesex Memorial Hospital about 7 freezing rain and sleet likely blood cells. nion of the two brothers who also fell star squad to go there since the 1959 Brooks said the two stations’ crews this afteinoov. High feet increasing to 3 to 5 feet weekend, police said. search after nightfall. p.m. Saturday and his brother, Ben, M ’’ What saved him? Says through the ice about 2:30 p.m., went struck out on their own when they temperatures in the mid 30s. 2 tonight and Tuesday. ’The search for the body of a fourth State police Sunday urged skaters 11, died early Sunday at the hospital, takeover by Fidel Castro’s govern­ •W ® he, in the February for help after managing to pull arrived but toward the end of the C. Periods of rain likely Extended Outlook Shade Tobacco Industry victim presumed to hav4 drowned to stay off state ponds and lakes, war­ state police at the Westbrook ment. issue of Esquire himself from the water. week were “ready to watch out for tonight and Tuesday. Some Extended outlook for New after falling through thh ice on ning that there isn’t sufficient ice in barracks said. A crew from Hartford’s WFSB-TV magazine, “holistic Durham firefighters tried to each other” and had made plans to freezing rain may continue in­ England Wednesday through Waramaug Lake was tl resume most places. The cause of death was listed as also went along and was stopped once to tonight. Temperatures rescue the brothers, but were stick together if authorities had tried Friday: ^ it medicine." today. ‘ In other accidents, two Durham drowning, even though emergency by a policeman. tonight and Tuesday in the " Holism holds that a hampered by the thin ice. “ I t ’s kind of a hair-raisin g to confiscate film at the airport. Massachusetts. Rhode Sliding Further in 1980 State police at the Utchfield brothers drowned after falling medical personnel resuscitated the mid and upper 30s. I^obabili- Island & Connecticut: Cloudy patient’s emotions make barracks said the unident^ed man, through thin ice on a pond at the experience when you’re pulled over ty of precipitation 70 percent Wednesday lair Thursday. STORRS (UPI) - A state “Although, due to inflation, the rate only way wood products can go is up­ two boys, whose hearts had stopped Robert P. Phalen, 23, of Dudley, the difference between who was skating alone, rffiortedly- Durham fairgrounds Saturday after­ by a policeman in a police state,” Blood Pressure Clinic this afternoon 80 percent Cloudy with a chance of rain death and survival — agriculture agency predicts Connec­ of decline in dollar sales should Slow ward,” said extension service beating when they were pulled from Mass., drowned at Bungay Lake fell through Waramaug Liie about noon and a Massachusetts man said WFSB reporter Jerry Brooks. COVENTRY - The Public Health tonight and Tuesday. Winds Friday. Mild through the and Cousins now is ticut’s already declining shade tobac­ down." marketing specialist Donald G. the water by divers about 4 p.m.. after falling through ice about noon, light and variable today. 2:30 p.m. Sunday. ’They ajid state drowned Sunday at Bungay Lake in “You always had to keep in mind that Nursing Association of (Coventry Inc. period with daytime highs researching and co industry will slide further in 1980 Agriculture officials have at­ Stitts, “’fte time is now for good state police at ’Troop D in Danielson Easterly 10 to 15 mph tonight it was a police state.” will sponsor a free blood pressure from the mid 40s to the low teaching the concept at with no end in sight to thq slump. tributed the decline in the tobacco in­ management and conservation prac­ said. and Tuesday. 50s. Overnight lows from the tices.” Brooks said his crew had screening clinic Jan. 15 from 1 to 2 UCLA in Los Angeles, The University of Connecticut dustry, which is centered in north They said 25 rescue workers in attempted to film Ernest Long Island Sound upper 20s to the mid 30s. He said greenhouse and nursery p.m. at Hills Pharmacy. In Cousins’ ease, laughter was the anodyne. He Cooperative Extension Service said central Connecticut, to more ef­ boats searched the lake for Phalen, Hemingway’s former home and was Low pressure off Carolina Vermont: Variable sales tended to fare as the economy Gejdejison Enters Race says he spent his time watching old Marx Brothers farmers will plant fewer acres of the ficient ways to produce cigar­ but were hampered by poor visibility told to wait for permission. When coast moving slowly cloudiness Wednesday. did and although the nation's NORWICH (UPI) - Fo*ier State the House seat now held by Rep. that the government has failed to Chance of rain or snow movies — that “Ten minutes of belly laughter gave cigar-wrapping tobacco this year wrapping tobaccos and other factors. in the murky, stump-covered bottom authorities went to clear the filming, Sunset Club northeastward. Winds economic health was poor Connec­ Rep. Samuel Gejdenson hk become Christopher J. Dodd. deal adequately with the energy northeast 10 to 15 knots today showers Thursday and me an hour of pain-free sleep. ’The more I laughed, with the overall dollar value of sales The extensive service, however, of the man-made lake. the crew shot their film and left. MANCHESTER -T h e Sunset Club ticut’s wasn’t. Dodd has announced his candidacy situation,” Gejdenson told about 200 increasing to 15 to 25 knots Friday. High in the 30s to mid the better I got." also declining. predicted a good year for other types the first official candidie in the Divers recovered Phalen’s body in The Trinity team also had will meet Tuesday at 12:45 p.m. at “The economic climate of Connec­ crowded field of contend( s for the for retiring U.S. Sen. Abraham relatives and friends gathered at his with stronger gusts tonight 40s. Low in the 20s to low 30s. “There does not appear to be of agriculture including farmers who 10 feet of water about 1:30 p.m. and problems. Members were told by the Senior Citizen Center, 63 Linden ticut has changed and no longer does Democratic nomination f • the 2nd Ribicoff’s seat. new campaign headquarters Sunday. and Tuesday. Visibility 5 Maine and New Hampshire: anything in the immediate future to sell wood and those who run he was pronounced dead on arrival at police to put their shirts on at one St, A cup auction and card playing Fair Wednesday and the state’s economy vacillate as Congressional District se:. Gejdensort recently announced he We said the energy crisis would be miles or more lowering this change the direction of the decline,” nurseries and greenhouses. Day Kimhall Hospital in Putnam. time and they were refused service follows the meeting. afternoon through Tuesday Thursday. Chance of showers The New Wave the extension service said Saturday. “With the increased cost of fuel the much as the nation’s economy,” he Gejdenson, a former daty farmer would resign his job as a legislative his leading campaign issue. morning to 1 to 3 miles and oc­ Friday. Mild with highs in the said. and factory worker inithe rural liaison with the state Office of Policy Other prominent Democrats casionally lower in precipita­ 30s north to 40s south. Lows Earl "Fatha ” Hines has been around the show biz northeastern Connecticutcmmunity and Management to devote full-time expected to seek the 2nd district tion and fog. Improving to 3 mostly in the 20s. scene for a long time of Bozrah, Sundai opened to his campaign for Congress. nomination are State Sen. Richard F. TV Poll Favors and he probably thought headquarters for his cigressional We represented the 48th district — Schneller of Essex; Democratic I’d seen it all—until last Black-Hispanic Coalition campaign in a downto^ Norwich Norwich, Bozrah, Montvillex State Chairman John N. Dempsey Jr. Olympic Boycott Across the Nation week when he was feted storefront Colchester and Lebanon — in the and State Rep. Patricia T. Hendel of in New York as Stereo TTie 31-year-old Gejd^on is one of state Legislature from 1974-77. New London. City I cst Hi Lo Miami Beach pc 80 71 Review magazine’s top about a dozen Demoeixs who want “The one issue we can’t avoid is BRISTOL (UPI) — More than two-thirds of those par­ Sets Drive for Kennedy ticipating in a weekend poll by an all-sports television Albuquerque pc 62 36 Milwaukee sy 36 20 cat. Anchorage cy 02 -02 network favored a U.S. boycott of the Summer Olympics Minneapolis pc 48 16 Among celebrants HARTFORD (UPI) — A coalition because of an endorsement from could put Kennedy in the winning Asheville r 41 35 Nashville cy 57 42 were Brenda Bergman in Moscow. Atlanta cy of black and Hispanic leaders has Democratic Gov. Ella Grasso. spot. IS Notes Anniversary 44 35 New Orleans WAT pc 66 56 and her new wave Bristol television station ESPN asked its viewers on Billings sh 45 36 vowe.d a m assive door-to-door “We feel the race is going to be dif­ “I would think he could win MANCHESTER —1 e Manchester and the late Sarah Rose. Mrs. Eldridge St., Manchester. Weighing- New York r 33 31 rockgroup. The Friday night for their views on the possible boycott, Birmingham cy 49 42 Oklahoma City f 63 34 registration drive to sign up ficult in Connecticut primarily Connecticut with 60 percent of the WATES (Women’s ssociation to Meacham and Mrs. Smachetti are in is from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Realtones. producer Fred Muzzy said Sunday. Boston r 30 26 Omaha sy 59 31 minorities to vote for Sen. Edward because the governor has come out in vote,” said Morris, who added the Enjoy Slimming) is elebrating its still active club members. The first meeting of each month is Strange folk, new He said 6,(K)0 people nationwide gave their views during Brownsville. Tx. pc 78 54 Philadelphia r 32 32 Kennedy in Connecticut’s March support Carter,” Morris said. coalition was seeking $50,000 in funds 25th anniversary. The Manchester WATES is the a business meeting, open to members wave rockers. One of the 48-hour poll and results tabulated Sunday night Buffalo sh 39 35 Phoenix cy 73 35 Democratic presidential primary. “What we’re doing is getting to the from Kennedy’s campaign for its ef­ ’The association \4s founded 25 mother club for clubs in Bridgeport, only. Other meetings are open to Charleston. S.C. r 47 mm them showed up at the showed 69 percent favoring the boycott and 31 percent Pittsburgh r 42 33 The nine black and Hispanic grass roots. fort. years ago on Jan.Ill, 1955. ’The East Haven, Milford, New Britain, guests. Charlotte. N.C. r 38 31 Portland, Me. r reception in a white, against. 26 17 leaders who will lead the state’s Morris said he believed Connec­ Leaders of the coalition estimated founders were L^rette Gagne, Orange and West Haven. There will be a board meeting Chicago sy 40 33 Portland, Ore. r dalmatian-spotted Muzzy said the cable television network, which has out­ 41 39 • minority movement for Kennedy ticut’s proximity to Kennedy’s home the state's minority population at at Grace Giglio, K a tm Meacham, Qeveland pc 42 37 Providence r 33 24 Meetings are held every Tuesday following this week’s regular lets across the country, got an “excellent cross section” jumpsuit. He was charged Sunday that President state of Massachusetts had allowed least 250,000 people and said they Gertrude Smactitti, Barbara Columbus pc 45 37 Richmond r 38 34 at the Italian American Club, 135 meeting. of responses nationwide. holding a box of dog Carter had failed to come through on the s e n a to r’s “ philosophy to couid likely reach half that number ’Thompson, the laWJoan Buchholz, Dallas f 57 38 St Louis sy 40 26 Denver pc 61 39 biscuits in one hand and a long pink Nat Sherman campaign promises he made to permeate Connecticut." He said that in their effort to push Kennedy’s can­ Salt Lake City r 57 41 “Fantasia" cigaret in the other. Des Moines sy 52 25 San Antonio pc 71 40 minorities who supported him in combined with the signup effort didacy. Detroit pc 40 39 San Diego r 70 62 It may be street dress for new wavers, but old- 1976.. Conditiin of Boxer time jazz was never like this! Duluth pc 38 07 San Francisco sh 63 58 “Viewing the last three years of El Paso pc 68 37 San Juan pc 80 73 HasnH Changed Yet Hartford the Carter administru-ti^a, 1 deter­ Apartment House Fire r 30 21 Seattle sh 40 34 Honolulu sy 79 68 mined nothing was happening for Spokane fg 36 34 minorities,” said coalition member HARTFORD (IPI) — Hospital officials today reported Houston pc 72 57 Tampa r 70 67 Quote of the Day no change in thetondition of professional boxer Charles Indianapolis pc 46 30 Bruce L. Morris. “I can burn my Injures Eight Persons Washington r 37 34 Newell, who suff 'ed brain damage during a knockout in Jackson. Mss. pc 56 40 Author Mary McCarthy, commenting on aging in bridges if there’s nothing across Wichita sy 59 28 a match at the 1 irtford Civic Center. Jacksonville r 53 46 c-clear; clclearing: cy- a taping to be aired Jan, 24-25 on the PBSTV “ Dick them.” NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Eight reported in the same building Satur­ now tliQps o Newell, 26, rei ained comatose in critical condition in 99 Kansas City sy 52 26 cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- Cavett Show” : “I hate being old. It’s the question of persons received minor injuries in an day. 44 Las Vegas sh 65 60 Morris said the coalition would the intensive caiunit at St. Francis Hospital, a hospital missing; pc-partly cloudy , r- appearance — not being old but getting old. 1 don’t take advantage of a new state law apartment building fire, one of four Fire officials said a large number Little Rock sy 53 36 rain; shshowers; sm-smoke; overnight blazes in the city, fire of­ of college students lived in the spokesman sail bday. Los Angeles like the way I look now and I used to like the way 1 allowing door-to-door voter registra­ r 64 62 sn-snow: sy-sunny; ts- ficials said today. building but many were on vacation Newell, a wetrweight, was knocked out in the seventh Louisville looked. It’s the physical disabilities — I write more tion and undertake what he said DIT CARD pc 46 40 thunderslorms: wwindy. slowly, wear glasses to read — the decay of the Authorities said six residents and and not in their apartments during round of a prdininary bout Wednesday night by Marlin Memphis f 57 38 would be the largest signup effort to Starling of H/ttord. organs. It’s not pleasant." date under the statute. two firefighters were taken to New the fire. The building is near Central Britain General Hospital after the Connecticut State College which Doctors sail hey removed a blood clot from Newell’s The Almanac Under the law, voter registrars can fire in an apartment building at 1412 begins its Spring semester Jan. 23, brain and pljel him on a respirator. Newell wa an inmat^ at the state’s minimum security Glimpses deputize special registrars to go East St. about 1:30 a.m. They said No injuries were reported in three By United Press International door-to-door and sign up voters. five of the six residents suffered other home fires in the same prison at Eileld and was boxing professionally under a Today is Monday, Jan. 14, the 14th day of 1980 with 352 Cambodian refugees will get a boost Jan. 29 in Los Kennedy and Carter will face off in from smoke inhalation and another neighborhood at 38 Princeton St. special reejation release program for prisoners. He to follow. Angeles when Cary Grant, Julie Andrews, Edward Connecticut’s first-state run delegate received burns on a hand. and two one-famlly dwellings at 40 began seryjg a 6-to^l2 year sentence for robbery in The moon is moving toward its new phase. Asner, Debby Boone, Carol Burnett, Lynda Carter, selection primary March 25. Carter The city’s arson squad investigated and 46 Covington St. November $77. The morning stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Jane Fonda, Audrey Hepburn, Kris Kristofferson, is seen as having a slight edge the fire today. A basement fire was State bo](ig officials were waiting for a full report on Saturn. 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Citizen Awards. their senior class and selected by The veto by Russia of two Security Council. hasn’t become involved in the Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Preta International The recipients were: Nancy their high school faculty. United Nation’s Security Iran hostage situation, but it Cavanaugh of Rockvilie High School, The U.N. has succeeded in Steven Harry. Executive Editor Each winner receives the Good Council resolutions within the focusing world attention on should take up the issue as Cuttomer Service — 647>9946 Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Citizen Pin and a certificate. The Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turklngton. Editor Emeritus week is leading some to again the barbarism which has sur- soon as possible. Cavanaugh of 4 Eudy Court; Lori presentation was made by Doris E. Vogel, Ellington High School, Farr, a member of the Noah Grant question the effectiveness of faced in Iran and In addition, unilateral daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph chapter. The four young women wiil the world diplomatic body. Afghanistan. moves by the United States to Vogel, 469 Somers Road; Anne now advance to the state and possibiy Although the Soviets vetoed This focus may have helped embargo U.S. grain and fail to understand the General Assembly carry only Mahoney, Tolland High School, national competition. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward a resolution calling for im­ cooler heads prevail in our ef­ technology scheduled to be workings of the Security State winners receive a choice of a moral weight, making Mahoney, 8 Grahaber Road; and bond or scholarship. The national mediate and unconditional forts to rescue U.S. hostages shipped to the Soviets will Council, the only U.N. organ recommendations to the U.N. Rachel Polens of Stafford High, winner receives a $1,0(K) scholarship withdrawal of Soviet troops held by a group of inter­ have a long-term effect. empowered to deploy troops. members on dealing with daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving to the college of his or her choice and from Afghanistan and yester­ national gangsters in Iran. We expect similar U.S. ac­ A negative vote within the problem nations. y Polens of Stafford Springs. is introduced to the Continental The DAR Good Citizen contest is Congress in Washington, D.C. and is day's resolution calling for Carrying the message tion against Iran as the Security Council of any of the Rachel Polens Anne Mahoney Lori Vogel Nancy Gavanaugh open to high school seniors. Selection T he U.N. has been also presented with an engraved economic sanctions against against barbarism to ihe American people make it five permanent members for the award is made on merit based silver Paul Revere bowl. Iran, it has served to focus floor of the U.N. 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BOYS’ WEAR works efficiently and has avoided Manchester. •Orig. 14.99 to 17.99...... *12 on both the Persian Gulf and the In­ because a lot of Russians will surely nation’s capital. government hired the accounting He claiDed that His identification die in those mountains before most of the mechanical and labor Monday, Jan. 21 dian Dean — warm water ports that But in truth it has only been in the firm to explain the whole subject to with the por and unfortunate was a SAVE 29% to 34% SAVE 25% to 33% Afghanistan is tamed. problems plaguing BART. the government. ••Wines of the World: 7 to ’ Ladies’ Ski Jackets in nylon & the czars merely dreamed about in last decade that Washington has sign that He was in truth the nylon cire. Polyester filled. S.M.L. ’ Knit or Flannel Shirts. Button No, the Russian Bear did not bite Of course the subway has not been 10:10 p.m,, Hartford Road past ages. But far more is at stake come close to what many of its Of course. Congress itself has Messiah. Wen John the Baptist sent front plaid flannels, fashion knits. 4-14, Long Sleeve Flannel & Knit Shirts. off this indigestible piece of earth, able to avoid BART’s other problem, campus. Room 216, $45. •Orig. 19.99 & 22.99...... *15 Many m odels S styles. Sizes 4-18. than mere seaports; the Russian citizens aspire it to be; a bustling expanded to keep an eye on it all. Its messangersto ask Jesus if he were •Orig. 4.99 to 5.99 *4 with any idea that it would be a juicy financing, but President Carter own budget has more than tripled ••Basic EKG Inter­ •Orig, 2.99 to 9.99 *2 to‘7 bear would like to get its paws on center of politics, culture and indeed the ong-expected Messiah, ’ Bike Jackets & Pant Coats in plum. The plum lies beyond the recently signed a $1.7 billion bill to since 1970 and 38,000 people now work pretation: 7 to 9:40 p.m., ’ Skirts & Pants in denims, acrylics, Iran's fabulous oil fields. leadership on the scale of great Euro­ Jesus gave answer that He was poplins, poly plush, more! Quilt, towering mountains, beyond the dry help finish the 101-mile system — for the 535 lawmakers on Capitol Hartford Road campus. pile, sherpa linings. 5-15 & 8-18. more! Many styles & colors. Sizes 7-14. •100% Cotton Corduroy Jeans, The Persian Gulf not only is the pean qities. healing the sik and preaching to the Room 206, $20. deserts, beyond the dusty steppes of contingent on the states of Virginia Hill. •Orig. 36.99 to 42.99...... *2 8 •Orig. 5.99 ‘4 Western cut Machine wash 8-18. main source of Western oil; it is also Washington has the feel of a poor. (Matthev ii;2-6) ••Beginning Bridge: 7 to Afghanistan. and Maryland agreeing to find a •Orig, 6.99 ‘5 the jugular vein which carries this Sunbelt boom town like San Jose or The truth is that big government Jesus also reached to the rich. 9:10 p.m., Hartford Road (ill it Intelligence specialists believe the stable financial source of money to •Knit Hats and Scarves ' 1 Ladies , Boys , Gifis' Apparel Infants & Tots ’ 4-7, •Orig. 4.99 to 6.99 3.50 to $5 lifeblood to the industrial world. The Houston. Unlike most Elastern cities, has some friends in surprising But most of Is time was taken up campus. Room 210, $20. Accessories, Shoes. Juvenile Furniture Kremlin has already started to im­ operate the system. •Orig. 3.99 4 4.99...... Ea. *3 not in Riverside Russians have already moved into so many people are moving here that places. For instance, the trucking in­ with the poor nd down trodden. The ••Assertiveness plement its grand strategy. As early The bill passed Congress over the dustry is fighting tooth and nail to Training; 7:30to9:40p.m., Afghan air bases, which are less than real estate prices are among the common peope were mostly poor *Not ill sizes A styles in all stores. Mnlermediite mirltdowns laktn. *No rainchAcks. as 1978, the Soviets sought to split off objections of such members as Sen. Hartford Road campus. 500 miles from Mormuz Strait as the highest in the country. Urban sprawl prevent deregulation of the industry, and it was thejwho heard him gladly. an independent Pushtunistan from Thomas Eagleton (D-Mo.), who com­ which would end the practice of Room 211, $25. jet flies. has gobbled up three more previously The masses tht followed after him Afghanistan and Pakistan. plained that federal taxpayers are having the Interstate Commerce This narrow exit from the Persian rural counties in the last decade and were from theioorer classes. GREAT SOUNDS...GREAT SAVINGS! STAY COMFORTABLE...SAVE ENERGY, TOO! SELECT GROUP OF GIFTWARE Presumably, Soviet troops will now paying for a gold-plated mass transit Commission set standardized rates. ••Non-credit communi­ Gulf is the choke point where the is stretching all the way to I would hopethat the churches of A expedite the process that their system when some cities in his state It is much cheaper for the trucking ty services courses begin, Soviets could block the Western Baltimore, 45 miles to the north. today have nc lost sight of the puppet, Nur Mohammad Taraki, the are having trouble buying new buses. industry to pay a battalion of lawyers (jpen on a space-available ‘NO NUKES’ West Bend ‘Ultra’ jugular. Thus, they already have a Downtown, office space is at a emphasis that Jsus placed upon the basis. Advance registra­ powerful bargaining position in any late Afhan president, tried to initiate. Perhaps the best place to view to make sure ICC rates stay high poor and oppresed. May their needs From the MUSE Concerts premium (despite the fact that more W ash in g to n ’s afflu e n c e is in tion .is necessary. For for a Non-Nuclear Future, Console Humidifier future negotiations over Persian Gulf This will be followed, it is an­ enough to be profitable than to fight always be in ouiheats and minds then 3 million square feet of office Georgetown, which has long further information, call September 19-23,1979 oil ticipated, by attempts to carve up prices wars all across the country. has been built in each of the last four Pasto’iGordon Gale 646-2137. I SAVE $ ‘ Our Rog. 139,97 Afghanistan into other ethnic states, sheltered the city’s elite. The And where do these high-priced *112 The Soviets, meanwhile, are years) as former residential or low- WeslejMemorial 3-LP Set lOVER including an autonomous Baluchistan quarter's trendy shopping district lawyers reside and spend their Series 1798. r; Automatic humidislat maintains expected to maneuver dangerously density commercial areas are being United viethodist Church 10.77 proper level. 9'/; gal, resevoir has and Uzbekistan. The ethnic pop­ along Wisconsin Avenue is virtually money? Washington, of course. Feeluring: Jsekson Browne closer to the edge of the world war. filled with new office buildings. East Hrtford / ' hidden Iront-lill, covers over 2500 ulations, of course, are spread across busting at the seams with new Gold Is Soft •The Dooble Brothers 1 sq. ft., has automatic shut-oil. Vari­ taking precautions all the while to Across the Potomac River, the •Crosby, Stills 4 Neeh U)ESTBENO- the borders into Iran Pakistan and boutiques and restaurants crowding able fan speeds, hidden casters. avoid It A secret CIA strategic Virginia suburb of Rosslyn is filled PROVIDENCE, R.I, •James Taylor 4 More! review, analyzing the prospect of a Russian itself. into former townhouses. At the same (UPI) — Pure gold is rated • Wood Servingware >i -iQ 4 0 CQ with skyscrapers kept out of D.C, by time, there are no fewer than three future Soviet move against Iran, Thus, the pressure will build up to 24-karat, but that is too soft Our Reg. 5.99 to 27.99 4 . i y t o l » I . 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Great (or indoor plants, too! and Wood Floor Lamps Available al Similar Savings. have a different scenario than the Congress previously directly ran the contains more gold, 18 CIA scenario continues, "the United cle Sam’s annual contribution of Store itock only, no reinchecki. Not ill llemi in ill itorei. minorities probably have in mind. city, but now there is home rule that karat to six p arts of States as well as other (allies) would around $100 million. Soviet cadres are waiting to guide has produced a black mayor and another metal, or less, 10 be called on to support both Pakistan The Kennedy Center for the Per­ and ultimately to control the ethnic police chief. The 50 states are even karats of gold to 14 parts of •Crest Toothpaste and Iran which would cause a forming Arts, which boasts five Abusive Treatment movements. In the tnd, the Russians considering a constitutional amend­ another metal. tr further spread of the war. separate theaters, attracts the Our Reg. 1.21...... 9 7 ^ ISAVE hope to absorb the autonomous states ment to give Washington full To the editor: 0 RW °''«*1 " The United States, catering to nation’s top ballet, symphony and handling of garbage cans pybe we OVER 4 oy< into the Soviet system. representation in Congress. I am appalled by the flagrant dis­ Muslim interests in order to regain theater productions. And Joseph should investigate the njthod of •Wondra Moisturizer Of course, the summer weather is regard toward the property of Ford Museum , FREE* Texas Instruments access to Mideast oil, to preclude Inner Circle: GOP Papp, the New York producer handling refuse collection bntracts tSoz. 4 4 0 still miserable, the city government taxpayers by the refuse collectors in DEARBORN, Mich. DR. SEUSS BOOK^ Russian expansionism and to Strategists are so eager to gain a fam o u s fo r p re s e n tin g fre e by the town government. Our Rag. 1.39...... 1 • ! & LCD Chronograph remains on the whole marvelously in­ the Town of Manchester. • attempt to return stability to South There should be no need’® buy a (UPI) — Auto pioneer WHEN YOU U Watch for Men Republican majority in the 1980 Shakespeare in Central Park, is now efficient (and expensive; there is for It appears the town has either Henry Ford committed $10 •PURCHASE A N Y ^ • Secret Roll-On Asia, would be required to commit new trash can every six mo^is or so ' OF THESE Senate elections that they’ve started trying to establish a national theater instance a restaurant tax of 8 remained stagnant in its action million to collecting an­ Wells Fargo (Battery-Operated) Lloyd’s AM/FM Electronic Our Reg. military resources of some nature ...” an "Inner Circle” fund raiser which due to their handling. 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Mall-ln Rebate...... 5.00* Our Reg. 29.99...... 23.70 of-week, plus mulli-lunction the sixties race riots, much of down­ tals. dunked into the back of a garbage chronograph. Space age the Moslem world. They have driven the $1,000 minimum contribution. the refuse collectors. "A Home for our YOUR CHOICE A AO Model NP5B10 V Wake to muslc or alarm, catch 40 town Washington was left scarred by The city is entering this Golden truck then flung into the air, winks with snooze button. Features accuracy plus comlemporary their two most powerful adversaries, The Inner Circle, headed by Sen. I don’t feel we should be foped to Heritage,” by Geoffrey C. Our Reg. 1.99 EA. 1 . 4 0 YOUR FINAL COST...... f . 1 U designer-look styling. abandoned buildings, high crime and Age for the simple reason that the smashing onto a driveway then roll silent LED display, power failure the United States and China, closer John Heinz, R-Pa,, pledges to target use plastic bags to alleviai this Upward. Ford made the *See clerk lor delalle. 'See clerk for detelle. Indicator, sleep switch. a sense of decline. Now the federal government continues to into the street, I question any efforts together The sparks from a Russian- campaign gifts against whichever problem, so until the town pula lid commitment in 1928 and a newspapers are filled with stories generate new jobs at a prodigious by the Town Hall for several collector assembled the American confrontation over the Democratic senator the donor wants on this we will continue to ^ our about the renovation of yet another rate. Congress and the country may telephone complaints have been machinery, which now is I’ersian Gulf could also set off a defeated. It also promises special cans flagrantly abused. | D.C. slum into an expensive made in the past few years regarding part of the Henry Ford MANCHESTER VERNON nuclear powder keg. be taking conservative, but the Great Ray Bernstl, attention to requests from Inner Cir­ neighborhood. Nowhere has the trend Museum at Greenfield Society bureaucracies, the military- my concern. 22 Colemanlpad, tiaTQUMDTIljlME 11114 IIIOmM CENTn In the opinion of the analysts, the cle backers. of young affluent whites moving back Village. m defense structure and even the New If that is considered normal Manchester ; STORE HOURS: DAILY AND SATURDAY, 10 AM to 9 PM ’ SUNDAY, 12 NOON to 5 PM ’ PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU WEDNESDAY 6 - EVENING HERALD. Moo., Jan. 14, I960 KVKNING IIKHALD, Mon., Jan. 14, 1980 — 7 MHS Class Soviet Forces Stabilize Kliatn Graduate Ex-Missionary Namect Runs Store Control of Afghanistan AFS Student Chaplain for Patients MANCHESTER — Employees at King's Department Store in the MANCHESTER -T h e Rev Anthony PESHAWAR, Pakistan (UPI) - 100 local pro-Soviet officials by firing Secretary Lord Carrington was By BARBARA RICHMOND Manchester Parkade will step aside Mapelli, former missionary in Soviet forces appear to have squad. expected to arrive tonight for for two 111^ 1111! Corri'spomlenl tonight — gladly — for Manchester Bangladesh, is serving as chaplain at stabilized their hold on Afghanistan The rebels also said they have days of talks on the situation with High School students who will run the HEBRON —Becky Jewett, who completed her credits Manchester Memorial Hospital and the and control all major towns and blown up several bridges In the Pakistani military President Gen. for graduation from Rham High School this month, will Meadows Convalescent Home. store from 5 to 9. highways, except in some parts of Salang pass on the main road south Mohammad Zia ul-Haq and his The event is part of the school’s be leaving next Wednesday on the first leg of a trip that In addition to providing pastoral care the northeast. Western diplomats from the Soviet border to the Afghan foreign affairs adviser, Agha Shahl. will take her to New Zealand. for patients on reouest, Fr. Mapelli offers distributive education program and said today. capital of Kabul, paralyzing Soviet Carrington is expect^ to fly to gives students on-the-job training in Miss Jewett is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. C. Everett mass at the two health institutions. The diplomats, based in the armored traffic. Peshawar on Wednesday and to visit running a retail business. Jewett of 4 Abbey Road and she is going to New Zealand Born in Grezzago, Italy, in 1934, Father Pakistani capital of Islamabad and in Diplomats noted that this was not camps of Afghan refugees in the 'Die project is being run by Albert as an American Field Service exchange student. Mapelli was ordained a priest by Peshawar near the Afgahan border, the first claim of its type and said it rugged Northwest Frontier Chapman, coordinator of the high What to pack when you are leaving to be away from Archbishop Giovanni Montini (Pope Paul interpreted with great caution the was dubious. Province. school’s distributive education home for a whole year? This week Becky was packing a VI) in 1959. After a one-year appointment rebel reports of guerrilla successes In Islamabad. Briti«h Foreign large supply of jeans. They pack easily and travel easily. in Michigan, he was assigned to program. in the northeastern provinces of Chapman said some of the students While in New Zealand she will be living with the Kevin Bangladesh (East Pakistan) and he even­ ■•A-* Badakhshan, Baghlan and Kunduz Wills family. 9 Akatarana Road, Upper Hutt, N. Z. and tually built a 13-room dispensary in have worked at stores, so the risk of and the vital Salang Pass to the things going wrong is minimized. she will be, in effect, repeating her senior year at high Andhaykota, Rajshahi. north. school although the school she will be attending is called Father Mapelli obtained a masters Dwi^t Barrett, King’s assistant “They may be having some manager, said the store wiil be prac­ Erskin College and it's located in Wellington. degree at Rome in 1971 and visited success but have they been really The Wills family has one daughter who is a part-time Bristol, Conn, before returning to tically deserted of employees and challenged?" one diplomat asked. that the kids take it over completely. forestry worker. Wilis is a fire commissioner and Mrs. Bangladesh. A foundation for the church "My guess is that the Soviets could Wills raises cats as a hobby. Becky has been told. in Ruhea, Bangladesh, was laid in 1974 and easily sweep them up if they put their Miss Jewett, is the first Rham student go abroad under by 1978, the Ruhea mission boasted of two Vernon Board mind to it." the program. She is a member of the American Field Ser­ churches and eight chapels for its 4,000 But the diplomats confirmed that vice program at the school. Christians the estimate 85,000 Soviet forces Several local organizations have made donations for Father Mapelli is on sabbatical leave Sets Meeting and 56,000 Afghan government troops the trip. These include the Lions Club, the Hebron Educa­ and will return to Ruhea later this year are still subject to hit-and-run VERNON — The Board of Elduca- tion Association. Hebron Volunteer Fire Company, the His chaplaincy service is provided by the harassment by Moslem rebels vir­ Ladies Auxiliary of Fire Company 2, the Hebron Junior Manchester Area Conference of Churches tion wiil meet tonight at 7:30 in the tually throughout the Texas-sized library of the Vernon Middle School Women’s Club. Cub Scouts, Republican Town Com­ in cooperation with the Department of country. mittee. Republican Women’s Club, the Rham Senate, Pastoral Care under Chaplain Ernest and although it isn’t listed on the A spokesman for the rebel group agenda, it is expected the board will American Legion, and others. Harris, Manchester Memorial Hospital, Jammiat-I-Islami, or the Islamic Miss Jewett has also been raising money for her trip by and area Roman Catholic parishes. Rev. .Anthony Mapelli be asked to act on the teachers’ con­ Society of Afghanistan, said fighting working part-time after school. tract. has raged since Jan. 8 between 5,000 She is a member of the Manchester Salvation Army and A decision from the three-member rebel forces and 6,000 Afghan govern­ plays second trombone with the army band. She also arbitration panel is due today. 'The ment troops backed by Soviet MiG-21 Cub Pack Gives Awards teaches Sunday School at the Citadel. panel was appointed when the Board and MiG-24 fighter-bombers and MI- She has been awarded the Salvation Army Com­ EAST HARTFORD - The largest of Elducation and the Vernon Educa­ 24 helicopter gunships in the Eastern Naturalist . Steven Lamonde. Artist, and missioner’s Sunbeam Medal, for which a young person number of awards in the history of Cub tion Association couldn’t reach an province of Kunnar. Outdoorsman; Patrick Sullivan. Aquanaut agreement on the contract. works about four years to acquire, through earning rank Scout Pack 57 was presented at the pack’s and Athlete; David Maloney, Aquanaut, The spokesman said the rebels had December meeting. The board will also be asked to act - held the regular Afghan units en­ badges and oral reviews Miss Jewett earned some 40 Citizen. Scholar and Traveler; Steven badges and also was awarded the General’s Star. The foliowing boys received badges: on recommendations for election or circled in the provincial capital of Pigeon, Athlete and Citizen; Sean The first leg of her journey will take her to Los Roderick Wilson, Bobcat; Douglas appointment to staff positions; Chaghsari for six months until they Rovaldi, Woif: Christopher Gilnack, Bob­ Angeles, Calif, where she will go through an orientation Scheer, Bear, Gold Arrow and 3 Silver receive a report relative to the dis­ launched a massive counter­ Becky Jewett of Hebron has a huge packing problem. What to take cat; Michael Orzolek. Webelos, Artist, session. She will leave on Air New Zealand on the Arrows; John Marek, 2 Silver Arrows; play of the flag in school rooms; act Party Helps CPTV offensive directed by Soviet com­ when you’re going to New Zealand for a whole year.,Obviously, jeans Citizen, Engineer. Forester. Webelos and following day at 9 p.m. but will arrive in New Zealand on Daniel McGrail, Bobcat; Matthew on a request for an extension of sick manders six days ago. Engineer; Brian Jackson, Webelos, It was a special eighth birthday party Lauren Klibinoff had the same day because she will be crossing the Inter- are the thing, by the looks of the suitcases she was working on Hazeltine. Bobcat; Gary Cortese, Athlete leaves for a staff member; and act Abdul Hanan, the local rebel com­ Engineer, Showman and Travler; Stephen nationai Date Line. Thursday. (Herald photo by Pinto) and Citizen: James Depietro, Athlete and request to take an out-of-town Saturday with a visit from Ronald McDonald. Her mother, mander for the Sheltan district of Lataille. Webelos, Aquanaut and Engineer Citizen: Michael Downes. Athlete and trip, made by the Vo-Ag school. Mrs. Karen Klibanoff, bought the Party at an auction to Kunnar Province, was killed Satur­ and Tomas Berak, Webeios, Engineer and Citizen; Jeffry Aibert. Citizen; Wayne The board will also hear reports benefit Connecticut Public Television. About 20 of Lauren’s day in a helicopter attack dh rebel Sportsman. Drummond, Artist, Athlete and from the following committees: friends attended. Ten years ago Mrs. Klibanoff bought a party positions outside Chagasari and 18 Trees Thriving, Once Thought Extinct Curriculum Committee on text book for her son, Alan. This one was from the Seven Seas Auction, other rebels were wounded, the PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - A 75-foot-tall vears. In China the trees are found as high as Fan Memorial College at Nanking sent adoption for the consumer spokesman said. tree towers over the adminstration building at 150 to 200 feet. specimens of the tree to Dr. E D. Merriil at mathematics program and on two which supported an art show. (Herald photo by Adamson) School Brochures Ready^ The rebels killed 10 Russians in Bonneville Dam on the Columbia River where Fossils of the metasequoia were found in the the Arnold Arboretum at Harvard University. courses for the economics depart­ that action and captured two, he said. Clarnoarea of Centrai Oregon and in the Latah Merrill identified them as the fossilized 6;30 to 8 p.m. in the high school cafeteria, ment plus appointment of health its species was once beiieved to have died out MANCHESTER - The Manchester The Soviet soldiers were European formation near Spokane, Wash., as early as species discovered by Miki there will be two new in-person teachers; and reports from the more than 10 miilion years ago. Adult Evening School brochures are now Vernon Schools Report Russians rather than from Soviet 1871 but they were misidentified as yew In Merrill immediately sent Hwa $250 to pay Facilities Committee, General The tree, of course, did not grow from the at local banks, the libraries and the registrations during the day. Union’s Moslem republics. The 1941. fossils of the tree were found in Japan by for a seed-gathering expedition, which found One will be Thursday, Jan. 24 from noon Policies and Personnel Policies Com­ fossiis of its ancestors but came instead from Municipal Building. Over 80 course are Soviet forces have started flying Spoils of War botanist Shigeru Miki, who gave the species more than 1,000 of the trees in the Valley of to 3 p.m. in Room 138 at the high school. mittees. On Displaying U.S. Flag seeds gathered halfway around the world being offered this semester with major equipment into Chaghasari from Islamic Afghani rebels of the Zolfaqar Committee surround where the species — metasequoia or Dawn the name metasequoia. News of his find did Shuisa-pa south of Matao-chi, at a 4,000-foot emphasis on business, technical- The other will take place at the same loca­ In other action, the board will be Jalalabad and are bringing more VERNON — In response to a reports. Redwood — survived in a remote valley of not get outside Japan until afterWorld War II elevation protected from winter cold and dry avocational skills, art. home and family tion Friday, Jan. 25 from 9 a.m. to noon. asked to approve a change in the con­ supplies and men in by road, where a Soviet tank apparently captured during the recent heavy request made by the Board of Educa­ At Talcottville School for special China. Meanwhile, a Chinese forester found the summer winds, and in Hupeh Province. living and special interest courses such as Several of the courses fill very quickly, stitution of the Capitol Region they are increasingly subject to am­ fighting in the Herat region of Afghanistan. This photo was tion, each school in the public school education students, the pledge is led Since the discovery of the living trees in living treesat the village of Matao-chi. where The first seeds to arrive in the United States Federal Income Tax. first aid. thus interested persons are urged to Education Council and to review and bush, the rebel spokesman said. made by a UPI photographer who accompanied the rebels on a system has filed a brief report on the by teachers as they see fit, depending Szechuan Province in 1944, the seeds have travelers seldom ventured He thought the were received in December 1946 by the photography, vegetable gardening and register early. update the board calendar. ’The Hezb-I-Islami rebel group said raid Jan. 11 into the Doab Valley. (UPI photo) displaying of the American flag in upon class ability. The principal said been distributed to areas in tbe Western trees were water pine or fir but took branches, Missouri Botanical Garden, Richard A.' sign language. The Winter Term of the Manchester its forces have executed more than the classrooms and the status of the four classes pledge allegiance daily. Hemisphere where Dawn Redwood fossiis needles and cones to the Division of Forestry Howard, of the Arnold Arboretum, said. The In addition to the regular evening in- Adult Evening School will oegin the week student salute and pledge of At Center Road School, the pledge have been found. A number of them are of the Ministry of Agriculture in Nanking lot paid for by the arboretum did not arrive un­ person registration Monday, Jan. 28 from of Feb. 4. Teachers Get allegiance to the flag. is part of opening exercises in each thriving, reaching heights of 70 to 80 feet in 20 After World War II ended. Dr. C.T. Hwa of til Januarvl947. At Rockville High School, the classroom led daily by each teacher; pledge is given occasionally during Iran Warns U,S» Allies New Contract Lake Street School also observes the assemblies but isn’t given on any pledge daily led by a teacher or a Rec Sets HEBRON — The Hebron Board of regular schedule. ’The school ad­ leader selected and at the teacher’s Education and the Hebron Teachers ministration said it has been this way discretion, this may be followed by a Programs Association have approved a two- for many years. song and a moment of silence. Not to Try Retaliation year contract for teachers. TEHRAN,TITHHAM TrQnflTPT\Iran (U PI)—__Tran Iran today fViA _____i.*___._x...... At the Sykes School, which houses At all of the other elementary the Soviet Union in negative votes. Nations authorities at 2 a.m. local reacted to the abortive U.N. Security For Kids The first-year of the contract Grade 6 students only, the principal schools, the pledge is given daily Britain, France, Norway, Por­ time this morning, the verdict of the Council resolution seeking inter­ provides for a 6.4 percent increase on reports that the pledge of allegiance also. At Maple Street it’s part of tugal, the Philippines, Jamaica, Security Council and any organs of national sanctions against the VERNON -T h e Recrea­ all levels of the teachers’ salary is led by teachers at their discretion. opening exercises said in each room Tunisia, Niger and Zambia voted the United Nations which are not in Islamic republic by warning schedule and the second year He said that morning announcements and led by the teacher or a student; with the United States in favor of the line with the justified demands of the tion Department will spon­ America’s allies not to take provides for an increase of 5.25 per- starts at 8:05 a.m. and classes start Northeast, the pledge is led by a stu­ resolution. Iranian people, is not accepted by us sor a series of programs retaliatory measures against it. ceni. at 8:10 a.m. and there are too many dent announcer at the time of daily Britain and France have pre- and is considered null and void. for pre -schoolers starting Hefitoge-lhe better way Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotb- The new contract also increases, interruptions with late buses and announcements over the intercom revoiution ties with the Iranian "Now that the United States’ stub­ the week of Jan 21. Pre­ from 335 to |45, the longevity zadeh in a brief statement said sup­ schoolers includes children such to schedule the pledge of system; Skinner Road, led by the public and private sectors. Iran born and baseless attempts have payments after 15 years of service; port of the American proposals "may allegiance daily in every room. classroom teacher; and at Vernon recently cut off oil supplies to the failed, we are calling on other ages 3-5, increases the term life insurance for blur our relations with the respective Doris Henning will bo At the Middle School, which houses Elementary it is part of the opening Philippines in retaliation for what it governments not to get involved in governments," but he did not name teaching four classes in each full-time employee from 35,000 Grades 7 and 8, the pledge of exercises which include a moment of called government atrocities the U.S. political games and any of the countries which voted tumbiing. starting Jan. 21. to 310,000; and changes medical in­ allegiance is given only at ap­ silence, the pledge, and the singing of directed at Moslems in that East avoid any measure which may blur wikh II6W fflics flfld Qif ISe surance coverage to CMS Century 96 propriate assemblies, the principal a patriotic song. for the American-initiated resolution Asian country. The three-year-olds will HeritageMorltano loaHcleads fhothe vA/a\/way in savingsca\/innc investments.in\/octmontc RaraiiQaBecause we VA/a caliing for the sanctions. our relations with the respective for 1981-82, Iran’s relations with Norway, Por­ governments," meet from 9 to 9:45 a.m. Ghotbzadeh, currentiy visiting offer the latest rates for the 6 month certificate. And for A signed copy of the contract is on tugal, Jamaica, Tunisia, Niger and In remarks made at a news con­ and 11 to 11:45 a.m.. the file in the Hebron Town Hall. southern Iran togather support for four-year-olds from 10 to Candidates^ Not Snow Zambia have been limited to low- ference early today, Ghotbzadeh the newest idea in savings, we're introducing the V year his campaign for eiection as Iran’s 10:45 a m and the five- 2 2 volume trade. ruled out the release of American first president Jan. 25, did not refer year-olds. from 1 to 1:45 savings certificate. What’s more, when you open a new The minister’s statement, carried hostages before the shah’s extradi­ Manchester Grange Cover New Hampshire to the Soviet veto that killed the U.S. p m The price for the , by the official Pars news agency, tion and declared Iran would wait MANCHESTER -M anchester resolution after it had passed 10-2 eight-week course is $5. certificate account, we give you a choice of quality luggage- said: "rnore or less forever" until the Grange No. 31 will meet Wednesday CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Snow Maine, and Portsmouth before atten­ late Sunday. East Germany joined Creative movement "As we have informed the United United States accepted its demand. free or at a substantial reduction. at 8 p.m. may be avoiding New Hampshire this ding the inaugural ball for classes will begin on Jan. The theme of the lecturer’s season, but there’s no derth of Manchester Mayor Charles Stanton. 23 from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m program will be, "Let It Snow." Democratic and Republican She planned to fly back to This will also run for eight New year presidential hopefuls to shower the 6m(Milh ZVi There will be an auction table at Washington Friday night. Resolution Passage Due weeks for the three age the meeting and refreshments will be state with attention in pursuit of the It will be Mrs. Carter’s fourth visit groups The class will be served by Mrs. Florence Lines and primary vote. to the state this campaign. But UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - The U.N. General weaken the common effort in the U.N. General Assembly exploring movement using As New Hampshire’s Feb. 26 savings certtf kale to condemn the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. savings certtf kale her committee. mother-in-law Lillian will not be Assembly was expected to pass by an overwhelming imagery, rhythms, and primary draws closer, the pace on along for the campaign stint. The majority today a resolution for "the immediate, uncon­ It was the second Soviet veto within six days. A week provisions. The fee is $7. the campaign trail steps up. This elder Mrs. Carter’s free-speaking ditional and total withdrawal" of foreign troops from ago, the Russians frustrated a resolution calling for the six-week program in week First Lady Rosalynn Carter style created headlines during her Aghanistan. immediate withdrawal of all foreign troops from .Il fs and crafts will he held % and eight real candidates have last two visits. The session would climax an emergency debate in Afghanistan. on Wednesdays, starting Fire Calls planned stops in the Granite State. Carter’s two chief competitors for which dozens of delegates accused the Soviet Union of in­ The Council had held up its decision for 48 hours .Ian ’23 from 10 to 11 a.m. ^ ^ ’^ While President Carter tends to vading the non-aligned Moslem country in disregard of all because of faint signals from Tehran that authorities I•,a(■ll week the children 110158 12 annual rate effective annual yield the Democratic nomination have also annual rate equivalent annual yield n.i2 Manchester foreign affairs in the White House, zeroed in on New Hampshire. international rules, among them the United Nations there might be ready to negotiate on the release of the will work on a different Mrs. Carter is out keeping the family Charter. captive Americans. You won’t get better rates than ours on the new 2'/? Saturday, 5:59 p.m. — False alarm Massachusetts Sen, Edward liroject Ginger Smith will Our rates for this high earning/short term certificate name in the public eye. In another development, the U.N. Security Council con­ Hopes were dashed after Secretary General Kurt at the Oak Grove Nature Center. Kennedy planned to fly into Lebanon be the instructor and the year savings certificate. And we pay more than any She is scheduled to touch down in are the highest permitted by law. And even though (Town) Wednesday and campaign in that ci­ vened late Sunday to vote on an American-drafted resolu­ Waldheim repeatedly communicated with Iran’s Foreign cost tor the class is $5 but New Hampshire Friday and cam­ tion, declaring an embargo on exports to Iran as long as it Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh. No deal was in sight and Saturday, 6:01 p.m. — False alarm ty, Claremont and Keene. this doesn't include the federal government prohibits compounding on commercial bank can. For a low minimum deposit paign in Dover; Rochester; Sanford, holds the 50 U.S. hostages. The votes were there, but so Waldheim reported to the council that "a mutually at the Nike Site. (Town) materials was the Russian "nyet.” satisfactory solution ... has not yet been found." this certificate, we have a way to maximize your of just $100, you get 30 months of guaianteed Saturday, 7 ;47 p.m. — Unnecessary All classes will meet in After hours of debate, the Council voted 10-2, with two the Lottie Fisk Building in call at Manchester Memorial returns. Because we can deposit your monthly money market interest. abstentions in favor of the resolution. The negative Soviet Henry Park. Registrations Hospital. (Town) (Rate above available during January. Rates set monthly and apply Hospital Sets Program vote killed the proposal under the rules of the U.N. will be accepted until Jan. dividends in an interest-earning savings account. Saturday, 8:01 p.m. — Rubbish fire Charter which gives the five big powers the right to veto for the duration of the certificate. Federal regulations require a sub­ on Hercules Drive. (Town) MANCHESTER — A film-tape 18 at the recreation office. To qualify for this certificate, a $10,000 minimum to better their recognition of possible any substantive council decision. stantial penalty for early withdrawal of all certificates.) Sunday, 12:39 p.m'. — Fumance program on the “Medical Indicators ARTHUR DRUG STORE 26 Park Place, from 9 a m. child abuse. Topics to be presented Only Russia’s ally East Germany joined in voting deposit is required. malfunction at Bulkeley School. of Child Abuse and Neglect" will be to 5 p ni. No registrations include: indicators of abuse, skin against the resolution. Mexico and Bangladesh abstained, (Town) presented by Manchester Memorial will be accepted by phone. (Rate above applies tor the week of January 10-16. Federal regulations trauma, internal injuries, skeletal in­ and China did not participate in the vote. Sunday, 3:39 p.m. — Dumpster fire Hospital W^nesday at 11:30 a.m. to juries, neglect, and sexual abuse. The three had strongly advised that the enforcement New Payment Agency require a substantial penalty for early withdrawal. Rate subject to at Landfill Way. (Town) 1 ;30 p.m, in the hospital’s Conference This program is part of the measures would do more harm than good, would delay a Many ‘Firsts’ change at maturity. Yield is based on reinvestment of principal and Room C. Sunday, 6:29 p.m. — Dumpster fire hospital’s continuing efforts to im­ negotiated settlement of the hostage crisis and would for HELCO Bills yield at maturity. Federal regulations prohibit compounding of interest at 368 Spencer St. (Town) Distributed by Cornell University, WASHINGTON (UPII - U ie b e lie f w ou prove community support services during the term of this certificate.) Sunday, 7 :29 p.m. — False alarm at the program is designed to enable for the prevention of child abuse and The state of Wyoming is West Middle Turnpike and physicians, nurses and other neglect. the owner of several Wedge wood Drive. (Town) professionals who work with children On and after January 1,1980 elec­ "firsts’’ concerning „ MEMO tric bills from the Hartford Electric women's rights, according ITo. Manchester State Bank Customers Light Company may be paid at the to the National Geographic Receive your |From; Manchester State Bunk Society Wyoming gave BAGABARfiAIN WOODSIDE ANTIQUES Arthur Drug Store, 492 Main Street, women the right to vote choice of beautiful matched luggage and Tuesday, January 16th Is a legal holiday as| Heritage Savings Manchester. and hold office in 1869, then tote bags free or at tremendous discounts 210 Pine St Manchottor ■ designated by the State of Connecticut In obser-l went on to elect the 25^14 50!^ Ivance of Martin Luther King’s Birthday. Wei nation's first woman when you deposit now. & I Ami / hsodatioii • Simv IH91 ■therefore will be closed. Open Every Day 843-4639 ENTIRE STOCK OF justice of the peace in 1870, th e first woman qU«W,_PMM, DllltlW ROOM KTR, Main Office; 1007 Mam Street. Manchester 649-4586 • K-Mart Office: Spencer Street. Manchester 649-3007 iw inai, oio TOouTirtMi luMy« iuiom, LADIES APPAREL NORTHEAST UTIUTIES superintendent of schools mii MANCHESTER in 1894, and the first Coventry Office; Route 31 742-7321 * Tolland Oltica: Route 195. '4 mile south of l'66. Exit 99 872-7367 * lH4COHNtC1ICUTllOMIANOPOWIRfOMr*N» Monaymarkata: inside Crispmo's. E Middle Turnpike, Manchester, and Food Mart W Middle Turnpike in the Manchester Parkade Coventry Shoppe iHi HAAUmOIUCIRK.’ IIGHICOMPAN« woman state represen­ K NY w m FMH • n m to pooYr STATE BANK WIStfRH MASSACHUSinShlCIRlC COMPAQ 44 DEPOT RD. COVENTRY, CONN. MOlTOiU HAfERPOWTRCOMPANY tative in 1910. And in 1924 it niRNITUM tTRlFPINQ R NinNItHINQ R REPAIR NORIMIAS? UlmlllSMRVlCr COMPANv DONE ON THE PREMIEEt TUE8.-8AT. 9:30 - S:00 INOR f Nf AS r NUCl f Aft ( H{ RGt COMPANY became the first state ever WED. TIL 9:00 P.M. 742-7494 to elect a woman governor Nellie Tavloe Ross, 8 - EVENING HERALD. Mon,, Jan. 14, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Jan. 14, 1980 - 9 I Wahh’Martin Palmer-Johnson MACC News

Kathleen E. Martin of Manchester and Brian E. Walsh Karen A. Johnson of Glastonbury and Don L. Palmer of Manchester were married Jan. 12 at St.Paul’s Church in Celebrate Week of Prayer of Brockton, Mass., were married Jan. 12 at St. James World’s Christians tribution to Seasonal Church in Manchester. Glastonbury. to the MACC Fuel Bank in­ By NANCY CARR MACC, instead, at the last prayer for the unity of Fuel Bank Challenge and Barbara Furst, Mary and Ruth Doane. Sharing, stead of gifts for him. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mar­ The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Exerutivp Director board meeting attention Christians, Christians in The following church L. Burke, Fellowship Fund We especially want to — Gary McGugli and tin of 141 Pine St., Manchester. The bridegroom is the son of Community Baptist thank Andrew Bushnell, Thank you, Andrew. Johnson of 30 Sycamore St., Glastonbury. The This Friday we will join was focused on meeting MACC churches have groups and concerned per­ Mike White for the most of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Walsh of 121 Green Meadow Church, South United who celebrated his ninth Thank You bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don L. Palmer Sr. Christians all over the human need and such adopted a statement which sons have helped us toward welcome contribution of in­ Methodist, United birthday by having his — to the Eighth District Road, Milford. of 22 Devon Drive, Manchester. world in celebrating the problems as the recent speaks against the use of a meeting the $1,000 goal set fants’ clothing and good Methodist Women, John friends, Erik Anderson, Fire Department for its Week ■of Prayer for Chris­ resurgence of Ku Klux Christian symbol by those by the Savings Bank of warm adult coats, The Rev. James Archambault of St. James Church The Rev. Edward A. Chadzlewicz of St. Paul’s Church and Phyllis VonDeck, Darren Brown, Tom Christmas party donation tian Unity (always Jan. 18 Klan activities. who would further divide Manchester challenge — and to Allan and celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the double­ celebrated the nuptial mass and performed the double­ Muriel S. Wilson, David Carlson, Andrew to the Human Needs Fund, through 25). During the Perhaps it is appropriate and distort the brotherhood donation: Marilyn Turner for their ring ceremony. Mrs. Ralph Maccarone of Manchester ring ceremony. Phil Puzzo of Glastonbury was the Williams, Jack R. Hunter, Heavisides, Andrew Marsh — John F. Tierney Christian Unity Octave, that during this period of of m en ., Grace Paprzyea, Mrs. most welcome contribution was organist. organist and Patricia Jacques of Glastonbury was soloist. Ladies Aid Society, Art and Chris Ward, bring gifts Funeral Home for its con­ the prayer of millions of Maryan Falkowski, David to MACC. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Christians will be “Your Kingdom Come,” the Christine Martin of Manchester was her sister’s maid Kim Johnson of Glastonbury was her sister’s maid of PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR of honor. Bridesmaids were Cynthia Martin of honor. Bridesmaids were Sharon Lappen of South Wind­ theme for this year’s ALL FOOD MARTS OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M IN THE STORE, WHILE SUPPLY LASTSI Manchester, the bride’s sister; Valerie Hurteau of East sor and Marlyn Fiori of Manchester. observance. Interestingly Hartford; and Mary Beth Campbell of Hartford. enough, the theme "Your ON ALL MANUFACTURER'S Allen Boyce of hartford served as best man. Ushers Kingdom Come” is also the Thomas Molloy of Meriden served as best man. Ushers were Peter Annulli of Granby and Robert Cultrera of theme of the World Council DOUBLE COUPON SAVINGS CENTS OFF COUPONS THIS WEEK were Frank Palmeri of Cheshire, John Warden of West Hartford. of Churches Commission A Haven and Richard Daigle of Milford. on World Mission and. r 1 ¥ A reception was held at the Glastonbury Hills Country WALDBAUM'S PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY JANUARY 13, THROUGH SATURDAY JANUARY 19 A reception was held at the Knights of Columbus Hall Evangelism to be held in Club, after which the couple left for St. Martens in the in Manchester, after which the couple left for Mexico. Melbourne, Australia, in Caribbean. ’They will reside in Manchester. U.S.D.A. Choice Beef^^^U.S.D.A. Choice Beef U.S.D A. Choice Beef They will reside in Brockton, Mass. May. The past 20 years have Mrs. Palmer is employed by the State of Connecticut Mrs. Waish was employed as a counselor at New Hope been perceived as a period Food Mart Department of Income Maintenance in Manchester. Mr. BOTTOM I TOP I TOP Manor in Manchester. Mr. Walsh is employed as a sales of remarkable change in Palmer is employed by Combustion Engineering Inc. as representative for Stanley Tools of New Britain. (Nassiff the splintered Christian an engineering writer. (Napoletano photo) ROUND ROUND ROUND Mrs. Brian E. Walsh photo) Mrs. Don L. Palmer church. Centuries of divi­ I I sion. dissention, competi­ THE. “PICKY. PICKY. PICKY " ROAST STEAK MAST tion, and even hostility FRESH PRODUCE EXPERTS! I I WITH COOKING TIMER Wedding have been, in a little over Births two thousand weeks, U S. NO. 1 FRESH CALIFORNIA ALL PURPOSE FAMOUS replaced by a new sense of Richloff, Brian Michael Worden, Pemberton, Michael Paul, son of Hospital. His maternal grandparents renewal and reconciliation. MAINE "Andy Boy" U.S. GOV'T. INSPECTED Shannahan-Bessette Ralph P. and Suzanne Fregeau are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vaiciulis of son of Robert Worden and Maureen During the 1960s, Chris­ POTATOES BROCCOLI Denise Anne Bessette of Glaston­ Richloff, both of Manchester, He was Pemberton of 1045 Forbes St., East Manchester. His paternal grand­ tian hopes were high. Grade 'A' Hartford. He was born Jan. 4 at 10 POUND BAG BUNCH bury and Michael Shannahan of born Dec. 26 at Manchester parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Mora Vatican II opened new USDA CHOICE BEEF U.S.D.A. Choice Beef USDA CHOICE BEEF _ Houston. Texas, were married Jan. Memorial Hospital. His maternal Manchester Memorial Hospital. His of Manchester. His maternal great­ doors to hopes for recon­ Sirloin Tip Steak LB *2.59 Boneless Bottom Round Steak l * 2.49 12 at St. Paul's Church in Glaston­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo maternal grandparents are Mr. and grandmother is Mrs, Antonia Savisky ciliation, a new emphasis Basted Hen USDA CHOICE • BEEF bury. W. Richloff Jr. of 217 Autumn St., Mrs. Paul E. Fregeau of Essex Junc­ of Sunderland, Mass. on prayer was encouraged SWEET JUICY FRESH FLORIDA Chuck Roast USDA CHOICE BEEF The bride is the daughter of Mr. Manchester. His paternal grand­ tion, Vt. His paternal grandparents and bore fruit in fellowship por i Round Cube Steak LB *2.59 (UNDERBLADE) Back Rump Roast , = *199 Temple Oranges 8 * . (•WITH COOKING TIMER') parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bob are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pemberton INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS USDA CHOICE BEEF BONELESS and Mrs. Emery J. Bessette of 431 and goodwill, the bilateral USDA CHOICE BEEF Summit St., Manchester. The Worden of 147 Parker St., of Manchester. conversations, inter­ White Grapefruit sS 5 por*1 . (UNDER *2.09 Chuck Steak BLADE) LB Sirloin'Tip Roast l b *1.99 Turkeys Farr, Dustin William, son of U S FANCY RED bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Manchester. His maternal great- national and national, were ?1.BS (•WITH COOKING TIMER'I Collins, Daniel Keith, son of David B. and Nancy Scheinost Farr Mrs. Franklin M. Shannahan of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo initiated. Delicious Apples 3 LB BAG 89‘ WITH POP-UP TIMER! Keith E. and Aileen Backer Collins of 'of 6 Trotter St., Manchester. He was Paoli, Pa. W. Richloff Sr. of Manchester. In Manchester, such new CRISP MACl>4TOSM RED ROMES, ALL PURPOSE CORTLAND 17 Ashworth St., Manchester. He was bom Jan. 5 at Manchester Memorial SLICED COLONIAL Colonial Center Cut 10 TO 14 POUNDS The Rev. Julian Masiuk of Bristol U.S. Fancy Apples 2 LBS 89* bom Jan. 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents openness between Protes- SEMI- celebrated the nuptial mass and per­ Slaton, Richard Peter, son of FRESH TANGY IMPORTED GREEN BONELESS Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mrs. Pauline Chase of tant and Catholic BEEF LIVER HAMS Sliced Bacon formed the double-ring ceremony. Marvin E. and Marcella Pocius Granny Smith Apples lb 59* are Mr. and Mrs. Nathan L. Backer Middletown and the late William Christians brought about Katthy Mullen of Bloomfield was ‘4. / i Slayton of 113 Porter St., of Wethersfield. His paternal grand­ the formation of the FRESH CALIFORNIA NEW. FRESH. LIVE' (water S469 1 LB • 1 2 9 organist. Manchester. He was bom Jan. 5 at Scheinost. His paternal grandparents Manchester Area SALAD FIXENS' CALIFORNIA STALK added) ■ • LB. PKG Lorraine M. Badeau Joyce Galasso parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. The bride was given in marriage by Manchester Memorial Hospital. His are Mr. and Mrs. John Farr of Conference of Churches LETTUCE BRUSSELS her father. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Collins of East Hartford. He has a Manchester. His maternal great­ during the Week of Prayer GREEN OR RED LEAF Our Best Breaded sister, Chasey Ein, 9. SPROUTS Ou r b e s t b r e a d e d Lauri Sturwoid of Clinton was her Mrs. F. P. Pocius of Willimantic. His & ROMAINE OSCAR MAYER BREAKFAST grandmother is Leontine Scheinost of 1973. Ecumenical coopera­ (APPROX. 25 TO 30 ITALIAN ALL ONE LOW PRICE' sister’s matron of honor. Engaged paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mora, Brian Scott, son of Richard South Hadley, Mass. His paternal tion became an everyday SPROUTS PFR STALK) Veal Patties s t y l e l b 89* VEAL PATTIES Pork Sausage lb *1.89 Bridesmaids were Susan Hunt of Mrs. Richard M. Slayton of South B. and Elizabeth A. Vaiciulis Mora of great-grandfather is Arthur Benard happening, a taken for OUR BEST U.S. GOVT. INSP. ■ GRADE 'A' West Hartford and Kimberly Crealey Windsor. His great-grandparents are IC GEM CHILD MILD” or 2(X) Forge Road, Coventry. He was of Wethersfield, He has a brother, granted occurrence, a EACH EACH of Providence, R.I. Galasso-Buyak Mr. I. C. Perkins of Huntington, Vt., commonplace expected. Beef Patties M.99 Beef Franks -l ‘1.29 BASTED TOM Badeau-Halldin born Jan. 5 at Manchester Memorial Rylan D., 2. GREEN DIAMOND Mrs. Marcella Pocius of Willimantic, PRIMO HOT Of SWEET George Mattem of Preston served For example, although 1 POUND BALL PARK MEAT or TURKEYS 2oVb°s as best man. Ushers were Albert The engagement of Ms. Lorraine The engagement of Miss Joyce and Mrs. Birdie Pier of Topeka, Kan. Walnut Meats CEl LO PKG *2.29 Seafood Specials! everyone rejoiced recently NORTHLAND II Italian Sausage lb *1.49 Beef Franks ,l ‘1.59 Shannahan of Arkansas and Joseph Marion Badeau of Manchester to Galasso of Suffield to James Anthony He has a brother, Thomas, 9; and a FRESH PERDUE "BONELESS" when the (Christian com­ SWIFT s PREMIUM FRESH John V. Haildin Jr., also of Buyak of Glastonbury has been an­ In the service Fireolace Logs ^ BURNING ^ EA GEM DAISY Shannahan of Pennsylvania, brothers sister, Jennifer, 7. 79* 1 LB POLLOCK CHICKEN munities of Emanuel 12 OZ PITTED 01 16 OZ UNPITTEO OYSTERS of the bridegroom. Manchester, has been announced by nounced by her mother, Mrs. Bacon kIa p l e PKG *1.49 Shoulder Roll Lutheran. St. James and FILLETS 8 OZ CAN ‘ 1.59 BREASTS her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Lawrence J. Galasso of Suffield. Collins, Daniel Keith, son of Sunsweet Prunes PKG 79* A reception was heid at Michael J. Caron, son of Mrs, analyst field. St. Mary's worked together A n ? OSCAR MAYER REG or JUMBO MEAT OR BEEF Badeau of 22 Lockwood St., 8 02 Manchester Country Club, after Keith E. and Aileen Backer Collins of Airman Young graduated from CELLO n n e $ 1 LB Mr. Buyak is the son of Mr, and Judith Caron of Eldridge St., to form MARCH Inc. with Meat Franks 1 LB PKG *1.59 which the coupie left by auto for Manchester. 17 Ashworth St,, Manchester. He was Sunsweet Apricots PKG ?.1.4 9 1 .9 9 Fenway Franks PKG ‘ 1.69 OVEN STUFFER # Q v Mrs. Anthony Buyak of Manchester. Manchester, has enlisted in the Air Rham High School in 1979. the Manchester Associa­ SUNSWEET OSCAR MAYER REG or JUMBO SLICED Houston, where they will reside. Mr. Haildin is the son of Mr. and born Jan. 5 at Manchester Memorial BOUNCE $019 COLONIAL MEAT GARLIC,GARLIC. SKILLETSKILLE or GERMAN Force. tion of Retarded Citizens to CELLO PKG W i L B ROASTERS LB # ^ Mrs, John V. Haildin of 215 Kennedy Miss Galasso graduated from Suf­ Mixed Fruit 79* Center Cut Salmon •WITH -BIRD WATCHER TIMER Mr. Shannahan is employed by Hospital. His maternal grandparent He attended Cheney Howell Curves Ahead Beef Franks 1 LB PKG *1.79 Sliced Bologna PKG *1.29 Road, Manchester. field High School and attended provide housing and other Brown & Root in Houston. are Mr. and Mrs. Nathan L. Backer Technical School in Manchester. Air­ opportunities for retarded Produce Item of the Week! Ms. Badeau graduated from Centernary College for Women. She T h ere’s a big difference of Wethersfield. His paternal grand­ man Caron selected a position in the in fashion this year — it’s Manchester persons, no Manchester High School in 1977 and is currently attending Manchester SPAGHETTI A « 4 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. electronic career field and departed emphatically feminine, and HEINZ attended Manchester Community Community College and is employed one was astonished that SQUASH H LBS 1 . MOTT'S Collins of East Hartford. He has a for basic training at Lacland AFB, fo r th e first time ir Catholics and Protestants College Notee College. She is employed at the by The Jeans Store in Glastonbury. years, men are cheering, Look tor excitirtg free recipes in all Food P alm olive sister, Chasey Erin, 9. Texas on Jan. 9. Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. “Vive la'Difference!” were able to sit down at the Marl stores! KEG '0 APPLE Mr. Buyak graduated from Due 10 Our Fr«sKnets Policy Som« Hems Not AvBil8DI« Til Tues LIQUID Susan M. Anderson, daughter of Mr. Haildin graduated from MHS Fabrics are soft and cling­ same table and work Manchester High School and Mora, Brian Srolt, son of Richard Douglas L. Thompson, son of Mr. ing. Tapered skirts and slacks Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson of in 1977 and attended the University of together without name DETERGENT attended Manchester Community B. and Elizabeth A. Vaiciulis Mora of and Mrs. Charles Thompson of Brent are inching their way up the KETCHUP SAUCE 340 Burnham St., Manchester, is Connecticut. He is a member of the calling. As a matter of 32 OUNCE BOTTLE College and from Computer 200 Forge Road, Coventry. He was Drive, Vernon, enlisted in the Air fashion ladder, and curves 25 OUNCE JAR 22 OUNCE BOTTLE spending the J .luary college t^rm as Connecticut Army National Guard are wonderfully visible. The fact, the only astonishment Waldbaum's "N.Y. Style” Deli! Procesrisg Institute. He is employed bom Jan. 5 at Manchester Memorial Force’s Officer Training School an intern at the Westinghouse Elec­ and is employed at Travelers In­ “little black dress” is hack­ was probably m ine in by H & B Tool and Engineering in Hospital. His maternal grandparents Program. LUNDY NEW YORK tric Corp. in Gettysburg, Pa. She is a surance Co. but this time around, it’s not reading Bob Gorman’s Soutii WinOwr. are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vaiciulis of Upon graduation from the Air little and prim, it’s sexy and senior business major at Gettysburg The couple is planning an Aug. 16, comments in The Herald COOKED SHARP Manchester. His paternal grand­ sultry. that the cooperative (Pa.) G'llege. wedding at St. Bridget Church in The CQVl^le is planning a March 22 Force's three month course, he will How can you make this parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Mora relationships built in HAM CHEDDAR The p i. i am is designed to allow Manchester. (Loring photo) wedding^. of Manchester. His maternal great­ be commissioned a second lieutenant look work for you? Easy. students the opportunity of practical The trick is in you.- lingerie. MACC laid the groundwork WITH SHOULDER 8 9 4 5 9 M 7 9 in the Air Force as a navigator. CHEESE grandmother is Mrs. Antonia Savisky You’ll need no-cling, static- for MARCH Inc. Sliced to Order! training in a career area of his or her Thompson graduated from Eastern 24 OUNCE CAN BETTY CROCKER of Sunderland, Mass. free slips and camisoles. And Even I have begun to 32 OZ choice. Support Group Planned Connecticut State College. m m a e Polaner’s Grape Jelly JAR Dinty Moore Beef Stew because the fabrics are meant take ecumenical coopera­ ■ a *1.29 Potato Buds Among the students at Johnson & The Women’s Center of Kampfman, Robert Allen, son of to caress and reveal your FOOD CLUB 15 0 2 PKG Wales College in Providence, R.I., shape, you will probably, for tion for granted rather KOSHER KING WHOLE 48 0 2 Manchester Community College will "Becoming Single,’’ a support Robert A. and Barbara Ann Buxton Airman Sherri J. Young, daughter Toasted Oat Cereal Gaylord Shortening CAN the first time In years, appre­ than gratefully. Thus the *1.39 Food Club Instant Rice who have been named to the dean’s group for separated, divorced or Kampfman of 245 Handel Road, East of Gail E. 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MANCHESTER loss program In the world. special service is planned for the Week of Prayer by 10 - EV EN IN G H ERA LD , M on., Jan . 14, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Jan. 14, 1960 - 11' Obituaries Bottle Bill Made Firm Tunxis Checks Shepard N’edeau ROCKVILLE — Funeral services Woman Killed and burial were held in Colonie, N.Y, Expand Plan for Shepard J. Nedeau, 89, of 13 In Car Crash Talcott Ave., Rockville, who died Friday at Rockville General Hospital SOUTH WINDSOR - Peggy S. By MARTIN KEARNS Cougar Quintet He was the husband of Henrietta Macri, 21, of 309 Ellington Road, was Herald Reporter (Farnham) Nedeau. pronounced dead on arrival at MANCHESTEtR-The state’s new Dropping its second impor­ against non-conference foe Green­ He was born in Moors, N.Y., and Manchester Memorial Hospital bottle law Is one Important factor also in twin digits. Larry Hayden had field Community College at East at 8 had been a resident of Rockville the shortly after midnight Saturday. behind Hartford Distributors, Inc. tant CCCAA tilt in a row, 16 points to top the Cougars with D.J. o’clock. last 22 years. He was a member of Police said Mrs. Macri was in a 18.2 acre expansion in the Buckland Manchester Community Frederick and Peter Murphy chip­ van driven by her husband. Rocco ping in 14 and 13 markers respective­ the Rockville Moose Club. Industrial Park. College bowed to defending Tunxis opened a 31-25 lead at the Macri Jr., 21, when the van veered ly. Lindsay James hauled in 13 Besides his wife, he leaves three 'The Taw requires distributors to New England regional champ half in the foul-plagued contest. It sons. Paul and Charles Nedeau. both off the road and struck a utility pole. pay retailers a minimum of 1 cent for rebounds in a losing effort. Police said Mrs. Macri was ejected Tunxis Community College, 78- outscored the Cougars, 20-14, in the of Clifton Park. N.Y.. and Frederick every container returned to them. first 10 minutes of the second half to TunxiM ( 7 8 ) - C lark 6-4-16, M itchell 8- from the car. 65, Saturday night at East Nedeau of Las Vegas. Nev.; a ’The new regulations, besides in­ move the margin to 51-39, After that, 1-17, M aietta 3-1-7, M oore 6-3-15, Cun­ No other vehicles were involved in daughter. Mrs. Mariorie Savage of creasing the price paid by con­ Catholic High. it was a matter of the visitors con­ ningham 2-1-5, P ay n e 5-3-13, P o rte r 0-2-2, the accident which is still under in­ Rensselaer. N.Y.; 33 grandchildren. sumers, will place new demands on 'The win moves Tunxis to 6-0 in the verting their foul shots down the T hom as 0-1-1, D eA ngelis 1-0-2. T otals 31- 14 great-grandchildren and seven vestigation, police said. warehouse space. conference and 9-2 overall while the stretch, 16-78. great-great-grandchildren. According to Rose Hollander of Cougars drop to 4-2 in the conference, Mike Mitchell had 17 points to lead .MCC (O.'j) — Shealy 3-0-6, B urns 2-0-4. Peggy Macri F re d e ric k 4-6-1 M arino 0-1-1, M urphy 3-7- Hartford Distributors, "Expansion is 5-5 overall with the setback. MCC’s the winners with Ricky Clark (16), SOUTH WINDSOR -M rs. Peggy A Martin Luther King Benefit Disco was dance was sponsored by Title Vll and the 13, L itke 1-2-4, J a m e s 3-1-7, H ayden 7-2- Joseph A erona necessary to facilitate the- bottle next outing is Wednesday night Phil Moore (15) and Tony Payne (13) (Roy) Macri, 21, of 420 Miller Road, held Friday at filing Jr. High, with proceeds filing Jr. High Human Relations Club. 16. T o tals 23-19-65. ANDOVER —Funeral services law.” Space is needed for storing the died Sunday at Manchester Memorial going to the King Center in Atlanta. The (Herald photo by Adamson) already used bottles separatly from were held this morning for Joseph Hospital. She was the wife of Rocco Verona of 489 Lake Road. Andover, saleable goods and for a parking and Macri Jr. . docking area that will allow trucks to from the John F. Tierney Funeral Mrs. Macri was born in Hartford Home. 219 West Center St.. return used containers. Women Gain First Win and had lived all her life in East Hollander expects the new law will Manchester Mr. Verona died Friday Hartford before moving here eight Breaking into the win Hareld 12 to lead the Cougars. 0-0, R itch ie 2-0-4, W arren 2-1-5, W alker 7- at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Events Mark King Day create an increased demand for draft column, Manchester Com­ Walker and Hareld combined for 32 2-16, P a jo r 7-1-15, D aniels 1-2-4, H areld 5- months ago. She was employed by beer. The new facility will also in­ A mass of Christian buriai was munity College women’s rebounds. Kathy Clark and Donna 2-12. T o tals 24-8-56. celebrated at the Church of the the South Windsor Bank and Trust clude a greatly expanded m ■ Co. King paced Tunxis with 19 and 14 T iin x in (4 0 ) — A yala 1-0-2, C row ley 2- Assumption Burial was in St. James dinates the Title VII program at refrigerated area accommodating basketball team registered a 0-4, K ing 7-0-14, M edina 2-2-6, B ilodeau 2- Besides her husband, she leaves By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA She added that her program markers respectively. Bennet Jr. High, invites disk jockeys 11,000 half barrels of beer and 56-49 triumph over Tunxis 0-4, C lark 9-1-19 T o tals 23-3-49. Cemetery her parents, Raymond W. Roy of Herald Reporter wouldn’t necessarily excluce other .MCC (,5ft) — S ch w artz 0-0-0, N assiff 0- from Hartford radio station WKND topics, but that she hoped to center it requiring 30,000 square feet of Community College Saturday East Hartford; three brothers, Ray­ MANCHESTER - The town's warehouse space. mond W. Roy Jr. of Hartford. to her school's dance. on recordings of some of his most night at East Catholic High. Elizabeth Shea junior high schools ran several Referring to the new law’s impact, Michael J. Roy and Thomas D. Roy programs last week in anticipation of She said black students appreciate renounced speeches. She cited the "1 The Cougars go to 1-2 with the vic­ MANCHESTER -Elizabeth have a Dream” speech and “I have Hollander said, "It will be mostly McCormack in Line (Courtney) Shea. 85, formerly of both of East Hartford and four the national holiday tomorrow in disco and soul music, while white tory while the loss was Tunxis’ third been to the Mountaintop” as several negative. Granted there won’t be as ."V,' in as many starts. MCC’s next outing Glenwood St., died Friday at a local sisters. Mrs. Sandra Gordon of honor of civil rights activist Dr. Mar­ students generally prefer, "acid many cans and bottles on the road­ recordings she hoped to play. is Wednesday night against Green­ convalescent home. Southbridge, Mass., Elaine J. Roy, tin Luther King Jr. rock." She believed bringing in the side but in Michigan (where a similar Mrs. Shea had been a lifelong resi­ Joanne M. Roy, Jennie D, Roy, all of At filing Jr. High, student disc professional disk jockey would field Community College at East at 6 For Baltimore Job The Title VII program is set up to law has been in effect) the cost to dent of Manchester. She was East Hartford. jockey spun the records to appeal to provide more music that would o’clock. develop multicultural events and consumers totaled $200 million while BALTIMORE (UPI) — Baltimore Colts General Manager employed at the state Department of Funeral services will be Tuesday, all tastes. Sharon Rowe, coordinator appeal to the school's minority pop­ MCC opened a 27-19 halftime lead Basketball thereby lead to an understanding of the cost of litter cleanup ran about Dick Szymanski wants to name a new coach before leaving Motor Vehicles before her retire­ 8:15 a.m. from the Callahan Funeral of the school's federally funded ulation. $80 million. TTie litter law, given the with Jan Pajor and Tracy Hareld Home, 1602 Main St., East Hartford, program to improve relations different ethnic backgrounds. The combining for 14 of the Cougar Wednesday for Los Angeles and the Super Bowl, and it appears ment on in 1959. She was a member opportunity, would have worked. EAST FROSll with a mass of Christian burial, 9 between the races, said she felt Rowe said she would also run a Cougar Rebound points. Tunxis closed the gap to 4M2 of St. James Ladies' Guild. high school and junior high schools Their legislation passed by a 3 to 1 likely the new coach will be Mike McCormack. Moving its record another notch a m., at St. Mary's Church, East having students of different races program to discuss the 1960s in honor but Marlene Walker, coming off the She is survived by a son, attorney have clubs which try to promote this count but I couldn’t find a single High-scoring D.J. Frederick of Manchester comes off the McCormack, who used to coach the forward. East Catholic freshman Francis C. Shea of Ellington; a Hartford. Burial will be in Hillside handle the records would "work out of King’s birthday. She said, “A lot of bench after picking up earlier her week in Mobile, Ala., where legislator (who voted for the bill) board with rebound in losing battle against Tunxis Community Philadelphia Eagles and who spent basketball team downed Bulkeley of daughter. Mrs. Robery (Elizabeth) Cemetery, East Hartford. well." the kids aren’t aware of what aim, in addition to the special events fourth foul, tossed in 6 points to lead Szymanski was scouting college who would speak to me.” the last four years as an assistant at Hartford, 64-55, Saturday morning at Dent of East Hartford, and seven Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 Mrs. Jackie Williams, who coor­ happened in the '60s." in honor of the slain black activist. College last Saturday night at East Catholic, (Herald Photo by MCC down the stretch. players practicing for the North- Laura Inouye, legislative liason for Cincinnati, was to meet with the Eagles’ Nest, grandchildren. p.m. Adamson) Walker had 16 points, Pajor 15 and South game. the Department of Environmental Szymanski today near Baltimore. If Owner Robert Irsay will have the Neil Ptachenski had 17 points, Sean Funeral services will be Tuesday, Protection, which pressed for the agreement on a contract and respon­ MePadden 10, Chris Negri 8 and Joe 8:15 a.m., from the John F. Tierney final say, but is expected to accept Thomas G. Reid bills adoption said that the new law’s sibilities can be reached, McCor­ his general manager’s recommenda­ Palmer 7 for the young Eagles, now Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., MANCHESTER - Thomas G. impact goes beyond the litter issue. mack could be named as early as 8-2. Next outing is Tuesday mor­ with a mass of Christian burial, 9 District Books in Order tion. . Reid. 68. of 650 Lydali St., died Satur­ She said,’”The bill was also designed Tuesday to replace Ted ning at 10:30 against Windham High a m., at St. James Church. Burial In a telephone interview fom Cin­ day at Hartford Hospital. to cut down on garbage by reducing Marchibroda. cinnati, McCormack said he was in Willimantic, will be in St. James Cemetery. collector's back account be recon­ Mr. Reid was born in Plantsville, MANCHESTER — Auditors found district. the steady stream of solid waste and T ribe Skaters Marchihroda was fired Dec. 27 “excited about having a chance at Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 and had been a resident of the Eighth Utilities District books in ciled each month. "Trying to keep control of what’s to conserve energy (by reducing the after his second straight 5-11 season. MIDGET p.m. the job and especially with a good Manchester the last 57 years. He was good order, but listed some Tax Collector Betty Sadloski said outstanding is impossible when amount of container production).” Today’s meeting was to be tbe se­ Moriarty’s downed Automatic recommendations for bookkeeping this morning that the extra workers football team ” a veteran of World War II and had you’re doing it yourself," she said. Inouye stated that in other states cond for McCormack witn McCormack, 49, coached the Comfort, 16-12, and Crispino’s edged changes. would benefit her and would be es­ been a toll collector for the state of that have adopted bottle laws a 6.1 Szymanski. The two first talked last Eagles from 1973 to 1975 and com­ past Manchester Police, 15-13, Satur­ Bessie Daniels Connecticut until his retirement five sential if the auditors’ recommen­ The auditors noted that the district percent reduction in solid waste has day at the West Side Rec, Jim Kit- The report from Young, Lefurege piled a 16-25-1 record. He led VERNON — Bessie (Hickton) years ago. He was a member of the dations were to be implemented. ended its 13-month fiscal year June resulted. In Connecticut alone she Upset Eagles sock and Maurice Moriarty each had and Lindsay of Vernon, made public Philadelphia to a 7-7 mark in 1974 — Mehr Daniels, 88, of Route 32, West American Legion, the AARP of She said the auditors wanted the 30 with a $36,246.50 surplus. The 13- said, this could amount to 130,(X)0 Packers Select 4 points for the Gas Housers while Willington, died Saturday at a locai Friday, suggested that the tax month fiscal year was used to change the team’s first non-losing record in Manchester and the Connecticut collector to pull all the cards from tons of solid waste. In Oregon and 10 years — but was fired tne nexi Albert Smith netted 10 markers for convalescent home. She was the wife department get extra workers during from the old May 30 date to the June Going into overtime to pull it East, unable to break through Retirement Association. data processing and determine which Vermont, the total amount of litter year after a 4-10 mark. Comfort. Todd Powers (6) and Paul of Stanley Daniels. He is survived by four brothers, the collection season and that the taxes were still outstanding to the 30 date. was reduced by 35 to 40 percent. In off, Manchester High upset against standout Indian netminder ErnieMcMillan GREEN BAY, Wis. (U P I)-G reen He was an All-Pro guard with the Huntington (5) led the Supremes Mrs. Daniels was born in Tolland Edward B. Reid, Howard J. Reid, terms of bottle and can litter, bottle crosstown rival East Catholic, John Mumford, finally got on the while Jeff Rothman and Mike Sardo scoreboard 24 seconds after Bay Packers Coach Bart Starr has Cleveland Browns. and lived in Rockville for many years Clinton R. Reid and Horace L. Reid, laws have reduced the overflow by 76 3-2, in ice hockey action Satur­ had 6 and 5 markers respectively for before moving to West Willington 37 Botteron’s tally with Gerry King named Ernie McMillan offensive line McCormack said he has benefitted all of Manchester, and a sister, Mrs. to 83 percent. day night at the Bolton Ice from the last four years. He coached Police. years ago. She was a member of St. Frank (Jessie) Hoboth of Vernon. Manchester Police Report Hollander went on to say that the scoring his eighth goal of the season. coach to succeed Bill Curry, who Standings: Moriarty’s 3-1, Comfort John's Episcopal (Thurch of Vernon Palace. It was unassisted. resigned last week to become head the Bengals’ offensive line but said, Funeral services will be companty’s expansion into the park "1 got involved in all phases.” 2-2, Crispino’s 2-2, Police 1-3. and the Tolland Grange. Wednesday, 11 a.m., at the Watkins would place them directly in the The triumph was only the Indian The score became deadlocked at football coach at Georgia Tech, his Besides her husband, she leaves MANCHESTER —A 20-year-olo lip and right hand after his car struck A tool box with tools valued at $1,- 12:51 of the middle period with Rick Cincinnati Coach Homer Rice was Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. center of their service area. He icemen’s second against 11 setbacks alma mater. JUNIORS three daughters, Mrs. Ruth Manchester woman was treated at his apartment building at 299 Main (KX) was taken from the basement of a Clark collecting his fifth goal of the McMillan, 41, who spent 14 seasons fired last month but McCormack was Burial will be in East Cemetery. viewed the park as a highly while the loss drops the Eagles to 7-4 West Side No. 2 topped Community Manchester Memorial Hospital Sun­ St. Friday at 11:54 a.m. School Street residence, police year, assisted by Phil LeBlanc. as a player with the St. Louis Car­ retained as an assistant when Beaverstock of Vernon, Mrs. William Calling hours are Tuesday from 2 marketable area and praised the for the campaign. Y No. 1, 40-33, East Side No. 2 routed day after her car slid on an ice patch The victim was identified as reported last Friday. It was a scoreless third period with dinals, joined the Packers’ staff in Forrest Gregg took over. He was (Hazel) Roulston of West Hartford to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. town manager’s office for "luring us East’s next outing is Wednesday Community Y No. 2, 50-33, last William Burnham, Apt. 3 , 299 Main An undetermined amount of cash the clubs going into overtime. There, 1978 and was named to his new posi­ recommended for the Colt job by and Mrs. Charlotte Csiki of West Memorial contributions may be and struck a utility pole, police said to the park despite the lack of strong night against Rockville High at the Friday at the East Side Rec. Over at was taken from the register at Rich Bidwell' drilled a shot past Bengals owner Paul Brown. Wilhngton; seven grandchildren; 18 made to the American Cancer Socie­ this morning. St. Police said he was taken to the tax incentives.” The industrial Ice Palace at 8:05. Manchester tion Saturday. He previously served the West Side Rec, West Side No. 3 People’s Store, Inc., 226 Spencer St,, Mosher with 3:53 remaining, his se­ great-grandchildren and two great- ty, 237 E. Center St. Police said Gail Matthew of 217 emergency room at Manchester park’s attraction is due in part to the doesn’t return to the ice until Satur­ as a part-time coach for Green Bay whipped West Side No. 1, 56-31, and Saturday night. great-grandchildren. North Elm St. was treated for mouth Memorial Hospital. accessibility of rail and highway day evening when it hosts CCIL rival cond goal of the season, to give during the 1977 pre-season. East Side No. 1 outscored East Side injuries after the 5:57 a.m. mishap on An officer on patrol discovered the Manchester the victory. A native of Chicago Heights, 111., No Discipline Fjneral services will be Tuesday, Police said Burnham lost control of routes. Hall High at the Ice Palace at 9:30. No. 3, 32-24. North Elm St. She lost control of the store’s rear door open. East outshot the Indians, 36-26, but McMillan was a 13th-round draft a.m., at Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Lauri Ann Carter his car while making a turn into the Manchester took a 1-0 lead after Tim Fogarty had 14 points,„^ark car when it hit the ice patch, police apartment complex and hit a corner Police also reported that the the standout netminding of Mumford choice of St. Louis in 1961 out of the Action Taken Ellington Ave., Rockville. Burial will the first period on Scott Brown’s Mistretta 12 and Bill Silver^6 for w S- EAST HARTFORD — Lauri Ann said and her car sustained extensive of the building. There was minor Bukley School, 250 Vernon St., was Tair Housing^ sixth goal of the season at the 3:44 came up big, University of Illinois. be in Grove Hill Cemetry. 2. Frank McCoy tossed in 18 points, Carter, 16, of 441 Main St., East Hart­ damage to the building. broken into and every classroom was "I feel we seemed to be controlling "Two years ago, we hired Manchester High Coach Doug Friends may call at the funeral damage to its right front and side. mark. He was assisted by Marty Glenn Boggini 7 and Bill Mossey 6 for ford, daughter of Mrs. Sharon ransacked. Police said a custodian the game but in overtime anything McMillan to bring more expertise Pearson reported today that starters home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Seminar Topic Hancock. Y 1. Brian McAuley had 21 points, (Monroe) Carter, died Friday at discovered the wreckage at 6:51 can happen,” stated East Coach Bill and flexibility into the criticai area Ed Kennison and John Haslett mis­ Donations may be made to the Police said a 57-year-old Police reported three break-ins The Silk Towners’ lead went to 2-0 Chris Galligan 12 and Tom Parlante Hartford Hospital. a.m.today. Mannix, “This was a tough loss but I sed playing in last Friday night's Willington Ambuiance Corps, or St. Manchester man received cuts on his over the weekend. MANCHESTER - A seminar- at the 3:37 mark of the middle ses­ of offensive line play,” said Starr. 10 for ES 2 while Al Jezouit (19) and Born in Southington, she had been a feel the team played well and "He has grown tremendously with defeat in Windham but not because of John's Episcopal Church. workshop on "Fair Housing” will be sion as Leon Botteron ripped his fifth Ken Burnham (7) led Y 2. resident of East Hartford for most of Manchester’s defense, particularly disciplinary reasons, as reported. held Thursday by the Wqmen’s Coun­ goal of the campaign past Eagle net- this position and commands the Kent Stringfellow and Ron her life. She was a student at the Area Police Report minder Scott Mosher. He was its goalie, came up big.” respect of ail of our offensive They did nothing wrong. They were cil of Realtors, Eastern Connecticut Rick Bidwell Pedemonte each had 14 tallies and Margaret (Dodd) Pitcher ROTC Center, Manchester. Vo-Ag Unit assisted bv Kurt Wagner. linemen,” not disciplined by me, ” Pearson said. Besides her mother, she leaves her Bicentennial Center. Scores Winning Goal Jeff Fields 10 for WS 3 while Todd GLASTONBURY - Funeral ser­ Vernon Ave., was arrested Saturday on a vices were held Sunday for Margaret maternal grandmother, Mrs. Ruth Speakers Susan Turley of the Ur­ 1 K' McGrath (10) and Craig Woodward Loretta Greene, 17, of 119 Skyline warrant charging her with third- ban League of Greater Hartford, Jeri (Dodd) Pitcher. 81 of 120 Founders Monroe of East Hartford. Has Classes (8) topped WS 1. Brad Jones and Drive and Susan M. Sweet, 17, of 119 degree assault in connection with the Vaitkus of the Connecticut Human Sports Slate Mark Cultyre pumped in 14 and 11 Road, widow of Francis W. Pitcher. Private funeral services and burial Robert Drive, both of South Windsor, investigation of an incident that Rights Commission, Jim Newton of Manchester Tracksters Mrs. Pitcher was born in will be at the family's convenience. points respectively tor ES 1 while For Adults were charged Friday with fourth- happened earlier this month. La Casa de Puerto Rico, and Karen Doug Martin and Mark Wallace had Wiconisco and lived most of her life The Newkirk & Whitney Funeral degree larceny on complaint of the Police said Miss Welch allegedly Ferrar of the Capitol Region Council Monday 12 and 8 tallies respectively for ES 3. on Long Island, N.Y., before moving Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ Caldor store at Vernon Circle. assaulted a 15-year-old female. She of Governments. Score in UConn Relays BASKETBALL Standings: WS 3 4-0, WS 2 3-1, ES 2 to Glastonbury in 1972. She was a ford, has change of arrangements. EaHt Calliolir al Aquinas (girls), 8 Memorial contributions may be GLASTONBURY - The Regional Both were released on their was taken to Niantic Farm for The program is open to the public Manchester High and Penney High Maura Stent and Diane Grejdus tied 3-1, ES 1 3-1, ES 3 2-2, Y 2 1-3, Y 10-4, graduate of Brockport State Women in lieu of posting a $1,0(X) and cost is $5 per person, including VniESTLlNG Teachers College, Rochester, N.Y. made to the March of Dimes. Vocational Agricultural Center at promise to appear in court in of East Hartford indoor track teams for second place in the 4 X 2-lap WS 1 0-4. Rockville on Jan. 22. bond. She was to be presented in lunch. It will be held at the Kliuni ul Cheney Tech, 6:30 She retired form the Freeport L.I., Glastonbury High School is offering took part in Saturday’s Eastern relay. Blaine E. Roberts, 18, of 138 Cross court today. school district as a teacher in 1962 four programs for adults in the Manchester Country Club, South Track Coaches Reiay at UConn in Manchester’s Peter Murphy. Dave Tuesday ILLING JV t;iRLS Drive, Vernon, was charged Friday Main Street, beginning at 10:30 a.m. She is survived by a son, Frank E. Walter Billingham region interested in learning more South Windsor Storrs. DeValve and Harry Veal turned in BASKETBALI, llling jayvee girls’ squad dropped a night with two counts of second- Reservation may be made with Pitcher of Glastonbury; three EAST HARTFORD - Walter B. about agricultural topics. The center Three Manchester men were Manchester’s Jeff Coughlin clockings of 4:24.4, 4:29.9 and 4:46 Simshury at Manchester, 8 27-20 duke last Friday to J.F. degree burglary and one count each Rose Viola. 646-2482, Kennedy of Enfield. Traci Sullins had brothers, Thomas A. Dodd of Pom­ Billingham, 81, of 1909 Main St., East serves Glastonbury, Manchester, charged with breach of peace Satur­ annexed the Class L shot put with a respectively in the jayvee 1,500- East Cathulie at .Notre Dame (West of second-degree and fourth-degree meter run. Murphy took first place 8 points and 12 rebounds to lead the 1- pano Beach, Fla., Joseph E. Dodd of Hartford, died Saturday at a East Hartford, Wethersfield, Rocky day in connection with the investiga­ heave of 45-feet, 4-inches, whiie Hayen), 8 larceny. and DeValve third. Veal, Tim 2 Rams. Lewiston. Pa . and Leonard Dodd of Manchester convalescent home. He Hill and Newington. tion of a disturbance in the Colony Ham Radio Club teammates Jim Grzymkowski and Boeky Hill at Cheney Tech, 8 was the husband of Bertha (Shea) A class in the maintenance and Roberts was arrested on a Superior Shops parking lot. Paul Johnson took 1-2 in the Class L Danahy, Peter Phelon and Kent Penney at Fermi Stoney Brook, N.Y.; a sister, Mrs. Court warrant in connection wiin me Billingham. repair of agriculture equipment will Cahrged were: Clarence Kinney To Hear Speaker 3,000-meter run. Stringfellow took second place in the Enfield at East Hartford DEANERY Mary Peck of Lansdale, Pa.; five investigation of house breaks on He was born in Pittsburgh, Pa., be held from Feb. 19 to 22 from 9 Jr., 21, of 40 Benton St.; Edward Penney’s John Georgian gained jayvee relay while the foursome of Bolton at Mnal Teeh ^ ^ 4 Assumption upped its league mark grandchildren and a great­ Butternut Lane and Partridge MANCHESTER -T h e Manchester and had lived in East Hartford the a.m. to 3 p.m. Sadlowski, 20, of 48 Hollister St.; and fifth place in the Class L shot put John Tychsen, Tom VonDeck, John Portland at Rhain to 7-0 with a 47-16 rout over St. James grandchild. Hollow Lane earlier this month. Amateur Radio Club will meet Memorial contributions may be iast 50 years. He was employed as a From Jan. 16 to Feb. 13, a course Thomas Jones, of 49 Oxford St, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the old while the Black Knights' sprint Lautenbach and Murphy turned in a East Hampton at Coyentry A 4 Saturday at East Catholic High. It Police said about $1,106 worth of was Assumption’s 30th straight made to the Glastonbury Auxiliary chief draftsman in 1923 for Hamilton on the basic feeding of farm animals All three were released on $250 Nike site (Teen Center Building) off medley relay of Paul Flebeau, Bryan 1:45.4 clocking in the 4 X 1-lap run. Manehester at Simshury (girls), 8 merchandise was taken and about 75 league triumph over the past three Police Ambulance Association or the Standard Propeller in Pittsburgh and and poultry will be held from 7:30 to non-surety bonds for appearance in Garden Grove Robd. Flanaga, Ed Torre *and Mike Gatti Hurdler Jim Stanton fell in the \4RESTLI.N(; percent of the items have been semifinal of the 55-meter hurdles years. Chris Bowman and Tom Glastonbury Visiting Nurses retired in 1%3 from the Windsor 9:30 p.m. This will be a five-week court in East Hartford on Jan. 21. The guest speaker will be Terry took second place in the Class L run. East Catholie at St. Paul, 3:1.5 Locks division. He was a member of course on the feeding of cattle, recovered, On the distaff side, Penney's after turning in a :08.3 clocking in the Moriarty led the winners with 13 and Association. Stephen D. Woytyna, 18, of 22 Hazel Werkhovan of Manchester who has \4 ednesday Burnside United Methodist (Jhurch, sheep, goats, swine, poultry and rab­ quartet of Cindy Arico, Cathy Bojko, trials. 11 points respectively while Tony Roberts was held on a $3,000 surety Drive, South Windsor, was charged been experimenting with alternate BASKETBALI. bits. The course is open to interested Heslin had 5 tallies to pace St. East Hartford, a life member of the bond and was to be presented in court Friday with second-degree larceny energy sources for many years. Greenfield at MCC, 8 parents of vocational agriculture day James. ■Ann ((mlahrese) AlliHon Fort P itt Lodge of Masons in today. and third-degree burglary in connec­ ’There will be a slide presentation on Windsor Locks at Glastonhury students and other adults interested Elsewhere, St. Bridget topped Our GLASTONBURY — Funeral ser­ Pittsburgh, and a member of the George W. Jacques, 37, of 19 Mid­ tion with the alleged theft of items solar energy and its application in South W'indsor at Rorkyille in raising small numbers of livestock Lady of Peace, 41-23, and St. Joseph vices were held today for Mrs. Ann Society of Aeronautical Engineers. dle Butcher Road, Ellington, was from South Windsor High School. The New England’s less than total Coaches Honored East Cathulie at Hartford Piihlie or poultry. A program will be offered bested St. Rose, 27-17. (Calabrese) Allison of Hilltop Trail Besides his wife, he leaves a son, charged Saturday with fourth-degree items from the school’s music sunshine climate. Wind power will (girls), 3:15 Walter E. Billingham of Highland, to persons interested in raising Dave Ostuni had 13 points and who died Wednesday 1 in North Fort larceny'on complaint of a Vernon department were valued at $3,800. also be discussed. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Earle and dedication of our entire team. I WRESTLING Ind.; a daughter, Dolores Pinwar of produce. Mark Holmes 12 for St. Bridget while Meyers, Fla food store. His court date is Jan. 22. Three juveniles were referred to The public is invited to attend the Bruce of Ohio State and Bill Narduzzi am overwhelmed.” Baron Academy at Cheney Teeh, Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Minnie The course will be held from Feb. 6 Chris Aubin’s 7 tallies led OLP. Mike Mrs. Allison was born in Hartford juvenile authorities on the same meeting. of Youngstown State have been The Buckeye head coach led his 6:30 to March 12 at 7:30 p.m. The course Gregory Carron, 21, of Hartford, Holland and Kevin Dowgiewicz each and lived in Wethersfield for many Gregor of Pittsburgh, and four charges. Club members will be at the Radio selected as 1979’s top college football team to an undefeated conference ICE HOCKEY will involve topics on soil types, had 7 markers for St. Joe’s while Phil years before moving to Glastonbury. grandchildren. was charged Saturday with reckless Woytyna was released on a $500 Shack store in the Parkade Jan. 26 to coaches by the American Football record in 1979 before losing 17-16 to Roekyille at East Catholie (Bolton 'f analysis, preparation and care, fer­ Billings' 5 points led St. Rose. She recently retired from the Aetna Funeral services will be Tuesday, driving. His court date is Jan. 22. non-surety bond for appearance in demonstrate amateur radio equip­ Coaches Association. u se in the Rose Bowl. The Buckeyes lee l>alare), 8:05 tilizing and liming. ■ t Standings: Assumption 7-0, St. Life Insurance Co She was a 11 a m., at Callahan Funeral Home, Susan Welch, 23, of 142 Vernon court on Jan. 21. ment Bruce, in his initial year as finished fourth in the final national The final course will be on horse Friday Bridget 5-2, OLP 4-3, St. Joe’s 3-4, St. member of the First Church of 1602 Main St., East Hartford, with Buckeye head coach, was chosen as rankings. the Rev, Henry Scherer officiating. management. It will run on April 2,9, BASKETBALL James 2-5, St. Rose 0-7. Christ, Congregational, the AFCA’s Coach of the Year in the A 1953 graduate of Ohio State, Wethersfield. Cremation will follow in Springfield, 16, 30 and May 7 at 7:30 p.m. It is a 1 To Attend Meeting | Bruce was an assi'stant coach under Manehester at Enfield, 8 five-week course designed to cover Contract Talks Begin university division, while five-year Xayier at East Catholic, 8 She is survived by a brother, Mass. Calling hours today are from 2 Penguin head coach Narduzzi earned Woody Hayes for six years before EASTERN BUSINESS - the horse industry, restraints, WASHINGTON - Mrs. Evelyn Cromwell ul Cheney Teeh, 8 Dominic Calabrese of East Hartford; to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. the top honor in the college division. taking the head coaching reins last Paul Gilberto 159-428, Alan routine care, feeding, health BOLTON — The Bolton school board. Graham of Manchester will repre­ Penney ul Coiiurd three sisters, Mrs, Mary Utezig of Bill Murray, executive director of year. He was head coach for six Grzyb 157-140-409, Dom programs, common disease, system custodians and maintenance The custodians are being sent Connecticut and five other Fermi at East Hartford Glastonbury, Mrs. Virginia Leffler of the AFCA, made the announcement years at Iowa State where he com­ DeDominicis 153-142-397, workers began negotiating a new represented by Local 1303 of Council states at the annual meeting of the Rorkyille ul Glastonhury \ North Fort Meyers, Fla,, and Mrs. FrienclHliip Circli* breeding and reproduction, housing piled a 36-32 record. Stan Grzyb 151-400, Dan contract last week. 14, American Federation of State, national legislative council of the Thursday during the association’s an­ Windsor Lurks at South Windsor Frances Stancik of Colombus, Texas. MANCHESTER —Friendship Cir­ and financing. nual convention. Narduzzi, whose Youngstown Toce 149-389, Jim Sirianni The courses are all offered free of The custodian’s negotiating team County and Municipal Employees, American Association of Retired Rollon at Baron Arudemy Burial was in the Rose Hill cle of the Salvation Army will meet Bruce was in Tokyo for the Japan Penguins posted an 11-2 season 148-147-141-436, Ben Grzyb charge with participants paying only includes Gerald Daniels, union AFL-CIO. Persons-National Retired Teachers before losing the NCAA Division II Rhum at Vinal Teeh Takes Two to Tango Jr. 147-140-380, Dave Dynes Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Tuesday at 8 p.m, at the Citadel. The custodians joined the union Bowl but was reached by phone to for supplies used on projects. To representative, James C. Veitch and association in Washington, D.C., Jan. championship to Delaware, 38-21, Rocky Hill at Coyentry Friends may make contributions to The guest speaker will be Mrs. recently in an attempt to improve comment on his award. South Catholic’s Joe Giuliano and East Catholic’s Bob Venora 144-406, Tony DeDominicis enroll, call The Regional Vocational Raymond Gagnon, custodians. 21 to 25. The association has more edged Harold (Tubby) Raymond of Enfield at Manehester (girls), 8 the First Church of Christ, Major Marjorie Miller. Hostesses their wages and benefits. " la m very honored to be selected both got off the floor in battle for rebound but ball sailed out of 143, Bill Zwick 143-383, Ed Agriculture Center at 633-5231, exten­ Louis Cloutier, chairman, James than 1 million members in that area Delaware and Jim Butterfield of East Catholie at Merey (girls), 3:30 Lavado 142, Al Bonini 151- Congregational, Memorial Gift will be Mrs. Bessie Cole and Mrs. The next negotiating session will including more than 270,000 in bounds. Eagles triumphed in recent Hartford County Conference sion 336 between the hours of 8 a.m. Marshall, and Joseph Haloburdo, ex- as coach ol the year by my peers, ne Ithaca to pick up the college division SWIMMING 385, Gabe Szabo 380, Rick Fund, Wethersfield. Ethel Duncan. officio, are negotiating for the school be Jan. 28. Connecticut. and 3 p.m. said. "This reflects the hard work award. Newington at Manehester, 3:30 meeting. (Herald Photo by Adamson) DeDominicis 377.

( EVENING HERALD, Mon,, Jan, H, 1980 — 1.9 12 - EVENING HERALD, Mon,, Jan. U, 1980 Jonathan Hat Trick Today’s Sport Parade Money-Man Takes Reins By United Press Inter­ nine of the Pistons’ last 13 points to streak to five games. Rick Barry had 32 points and continued his strong national send the Bulls to their third straight 19 points, including a record-tying overall play In helping rejuvenated Paces Bruin Triumph loss. five three-point goals. Marques John­ Milt Rickman Detroit was tired — but even Washington post its biggest winning “Chicago didn’t look alert and son scored 30 points for Milwaukee margin of the season. Elvin Hayes j UPI Sports Editor more tired of losing. alive so we gambled on a full-court By MIKE TULLY something good."' and Brian Winters had 20. backed him with 17 and Larry Wright 4- “ We’ve run out of gas in the last press at the start of the second half,” rP I SporiH Writer Jonathan said that there was a thought on the bench Sixers 126, Knirks 112 had 16, Ron Brewer paced Portland about calling time and signing autographs. Olympics Should Go On quarter in a lot of games,” Eric Detroit coach Richard Adubao said. Julius Erving scored 30 points, in­ with 23 points. Stan Jonathan knew that only a special show Money said Sunday after scoring 26 “We thought about it," he said, "but we’re not like NEW YORK (UPI) — This is only my personal opinion, but I “That helped us build the cushion we cluding 11 in the fourth quarter, and Kings 120, Nets 101 could overshadow the usual circus atmosphere points to help the Pistons post a 107- needed down the stretch.” rookie Clint Richardson added a that.” . think the Olympics in Moscow certainly should go on this Guards Otis Birdsong and Phil created by Don Cherry. So Jonathan scored his Cherry, who knows all about show biz, probably would 102 victory over the Chicago Bulls. “I “Detroit outhustled us,” said career-high 24 and Philadelphia 76ers Ford combined for 54 points to help Big Game summer — with one provision. decided today that I was going to first regular-season hat trick in the NHL. have appreciated it. , Chicago Coach Jerry Sloan. “I’m not won its fifth straight game. Rookie Kansas City increase its first-place In other games, Philadelphia tied St. Louis 1-1, Win­ Rugged Stan Jonathan dis­ That the competition be confined take the responsibility whether we pleased because the team seems Bill Cartwright led New York with “You always like to play better against your old win or lose,” lead over Milwaukee in the Midwest coach," Jonathan said Sunday night after the Boston nipeg beat Los Angeles 5-3, Chicago topped Detroit 3-2 plays three pucks after his among the Soviet Union, Cuba, EJast very complacent. That’s my main 25, 14 in the final period, while Division to 2Vz games, Calvin Natt and amity in their Moscow stadium The leadership inspired a Detroit concern.” Bruins scored a 6-2 victory over the Cherryled Colorado and Edmonton downed Buffalo 6-5. “hat trick” led Bruins to 6-2 Germany and any of the other Rus­ Michael Ray Richardson contributed topped New Jersey with 22 points while crushing the civilian population club on a seven-game slide and Bob McAdoo matched Money’s 26 Rockies. “We played really well, controlling the cor­ Blues I, Flyers I win over Colorado yesterday in sian satellites that enjoy playing 23 and Toby Knight 20. while Scott Wedman chipped in with in Afghanistan? playing its third game in as many points to share Detroit scoring ners." Mike Zuke of St. Louis and Reggie Leach exchanged Boston. (UPI Photo) games with them. Lakers 100, Celtics 98 24 for the Kings, first-period goals. Leach’s goal was a short-handed effort, The Soviets could then have the Moving Moment days, including two within 24 hours. honors while Terry Deuerod and Phil Norm Nixon sank a pair of free iluwks 107. .Spurs 104 Jean Ratelle backed Jonathan with three assists to help marking the second time this season the Flyers have Olympics the way' they like, all to Money, after scoring nine of his Hubbard each added 16. throws with three seconds left to play To me, the high point and most John Drew scored seven straight Boston beat Cherry for the first time in three tries since achieved a 1-1 tie by scoring while short-handed. Bill themselves, and they could show the points in the last 4V2 minutes, Landsberger wound up with 25 to hand Boston only its second loss in points in the last three minutes and he left the Bruin bench last year. Shue Claims moving moment of the four Olympics explained his strategy. Barber did it against the New York Rangers to help Games on cable television to anyone points for Chicago and David 20 home games this season. Kareem Dan Roundfield contributed 31 points I’ve covered came when the athletes Ud been passing off all game and Colorado prevailed 5-3 in his first home-coming and at Philadelphia prolong its record 35-game unbeaten streak. who might be interested in some Greenwood had 22 and Artis Gilmore Abdul-Jabbar scored a game-high 33 and grabbed 18 rebounds to pace that time he celebrated by calling time and signing of all nations joined hands, danced 1 thought that might lull Chicago to 18. Jets .5, Kings ,9 place like Siberia. points. Earvin Johnson scored but Atlanta to a victory over division- Not AtFault and marched out of the stadium hap­ sleep on defense, ” he said. “They In other games, Houston edged autographs for Boston Garden fans. Jonathan and the Defenseman Bob Campbell’s first NHL goal at 17:10 of Our president, Jimmy Carter, one. Dave Cowens led the Celtics rival San Antonio. George Gervin and SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Suspended pily during the farewell ceremony. weren’t guarding me as closely as Milwaukee 121-117, Philadelphia rest of the Bruins noticed it and tried to do better this the second period proved decisive as Winnipeg ended a reacted the same way so many with 22 while Nate Archibald added James Silas bad 32 points each for time. San Diego Clippers coach Gene Shue, Can you possibly imagine any athlete they were some of the other guys” defeated New York 126-112, Los nine-game winless streak. Campbell’s low-angled drive after watching a game film that others in the free world did when the 15 and Larry Bird 14. the Spurs. from Afghanistan joining hands with Chicago, paced by David Angeles nipped Boston l(X)-98, Kansas "We were aggressive, which we weren't in that first trickled through the legs of goalie Ron Grahame to break showed him strike an NBA official on Russians invaded Afghanistan. He SuperSonies 109. Warriors 101 Suns 106. Jiizz 105 game," Jonathan said. "But we felt we had to win. He a 3-3 tie. The Jets’ Pat Daley also scored his first NHL was shocked and angered to the point a Russian athlete? 1 certainly can’t. Greenwood’s 10 points, whittled a 13- City topped New Jersey 120-101, Dennis Johnson scored 20 of his 25 the side of the head, said during the ft has been said a thousand times Paul Westphal rapped a 28-point had his gift this year and made a big fuss. Now, it's our goal. Dave Taylor of Los Angeles notched his 30th goal. weekend the blow was not his fault. where he raised the possibility of the point deficit to 79-74 at the end of the Atlanta got by San Antonio 107-104, points in the second half to lead the performance with a long jumpshot in turn tb laugh." and more that the primary reason for third quarter and forward Mark Blurk Hawks ,9, Red Wings 2 Shue was suspended for one week United States boycotting the Olym­ Phoenix nipped Utah 106-103 and Sonics.Lonnie Shelton added 20 the closing seconds to help Phoenix Cherry wasn't exactly crying, though. He got some the Olympics in the first place is to Landsberger led Chicago in the final Grant Mulvey scored two power-play goals and and fined $3,500 as a result of the inci­ pics as one of several retributive Seattle toppled Golden State 109-101. points for Seattle and John Johnson defeat Utah. Alvan Adams added 20 satisfaction by claiming the Boston management — with measures. foster international friendship. The 12 minutes. Landsberger made his Rockcls 121, Biirkx 1 17 linemate Rich Preston added a third to give Chicago six dent in a Jan. 4 game between his contributed 18. Purvis Short led the points. Walt Davis 18 and Don Buse whom he left on bad terms —asked him not to sign Now he’s going to wait and see participating athletes bring that up last 10 field goal attempts and cut the Moses Malone scored six of his victories in its last seven games and move the Hawks into Clippers and the Chicago Bulls. Shue, Warriors with 20 points and Clifford 11 for the Suns. Tom Boswell led autographs. what happens, which is the same all the time and argue that politics Pistons' lead to 94-92 with 4:35 to team-high 27 points in the closing seventh place in the overall NHL point standings. Tony who was suspended Jan. 9 and will be Ray and Jo Jo White added 19 apiece Utah with 24 points and Ron Boone "In the second period. I got this message from manage­ course of studied deliberation he should have no part in the Games. play. seconds and Houston overcame a 19- Esposito stopped 40 of 42 shots and was beaten only by able to return to the Clippers Bullrls 127. Trail Blazers 9.5 contributed 18. ment asking me to stop signing autographs," he said. exercised when the American Em­ But one way or another, they in­ Money then took charge, scoring point deficit to extend its winning Mike Foligno and a shorthanded shot by Willie Huber. Wednesday, said Saturday he didn’t Greg Ballard scored a career-high "They felt it was unprofessional. But these people pay evitably do, and for those U.S. Oilers 6, Sabres 5 try to hit referee Dick Bavetta. bassy was seized and all those money so why shouldn't I sign? " athletes who say it would be a shame Dave Lumley’s second goal of the game at 17:17 of the ’’After viewing the videotape, it is hostages were taken in Iran. Jonathan scored twice in a 2:42 span midway through for them to be penalized for world third period snapped a 5-5 tie and gave Edmonton a vic­ obvious that the contact with the of­ Everybody has seen what has the first period to give Boston a 3-1 lead. He completed happened there. conditions after they worked so hard Snow Scarce at Lake Placid tory over Buffalo. Lumley’s goal came after the Sabres ficial was made with an open hand South No Match the trick with a back-hander with eight seconds left. The preparing, I say shame on them if had rallied to tie the score early in the third period on and was the result of my being The 90-meter Olympic ski jump is practically devoid of snow first score was on a nifty feed from Ratelle. the second on goals by Tony McKegney and Craig Ramsey. Stan Weir Misguided Belief they put their own personal interests restrained and restricted by (San before the nation they are represen­ at Lake Placid, N,Y,, exactly one month before schedule start of a pretty pass from Rick Middleton. also scored twice for the Oilers and added two.assists. We have lost face and, more impor­ Diego players) Sidney Wicks and ting. 1980 Winter Olympic Games. Some man-made snow remains at "When you're set up like that, you like to finish them Doug Hicks and Hunter rounded out the Edmonton tant. esteem all ovor the globe For North Team Bingo Sm ith,’’ Shue said in a There is no doubt in my mind that base of jump. (UPI Photo) off," Jonathan said. "I haven't been doing that lately. It scoring and John van Boxmeer, Gilbert Perreault and because so many people who once prepared statement. "The contact the Russians use the Olympics for all has been frustrating, but let's hope this is the start of Derek Smith added goals for the Sabres. looked up to us now believe we’ve MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) — The South should have known it was in was accidental. the propaganda value they can suddenly lost our guts. They are squeeze out of them. If you need any trouble when it learned a Grant would be in charge of the North wrong, of course, in that misguided proof, 1 refer you to The Story of the in the Senior Bowl. .■)ls belief and I am confident future Lake Placid Olympic Manager 3QUIZ Olympic Games, written by the late Borg All Business events will bear that out. But I’d feel Minnesota Vikings Coach Bud on a couple of busted pass plays. John Kieran and the late Arthur much more confident if Jimmy Grant was almost as successful as "I hope my performance showed I Daley. Carter would act now. Union General U.S. Grant more than can play quarterback in the pros," They tell about the day during the a century ago when he directed his Claims Expenses Worthwhile That’s how the Russians conduct said Malone, a 6-4, 212-pounder who Routing Gerulaitis 1965 Melbourne Olympics when the forces Saturday to a 57-3 rout — the their business and their track record has had a reputation of being a better Russians scored heavily in gym­ most lopsided margin in the 31-year NEW YORK (UPI) — Close friends are good for com­ for negotiations is exceptionally runner than passer. "A lot of people fieldhouse and rising intlation pushed I nastics and Greco-Roman wrestling history of the college all-star game. LAKE PLACID. N Y. (UPI) - fieldhouse and other facilities are "a .4 good. They act first and talk about it have underestimated my passing construction costs up from about $25 panionship, comfort and a combination of other nice things. And to overtake the U.S. for first place in More than 350 NFL scouts and With the cost of staging the I960 great opportunity, ” but added they later. Even if they’re forced to make ability because I didn’t get a chance million five years ago to around $115 I" sometimes they’re just good for beating up on. tbe overall point standings. Winter Olympics about $170 million also pose "a great risk ” due to high minor concessions later they still coaches were in Mobile for Senior to throw very much at Arizona million. ’’The golden Thursday of Soviet more than original estimates, the maintenance and operating costs. This, apparently, is the wind up with more than they started. Bowl week and if the game itself was State." There's a $24 million Olympic Spurney, acknowledging that relationship existing between Bjorn satisfaction of having knocked off sport. ” trumpeted Pravda, Moscow’s general manager of the Lake Placid For once, we’re holding the better any indication you have to figure the Jordan completed only four of 18 Village in nearby Ray Brook where village officials will have to come up Borg and Vitas Gerulaitis. Borg John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors No. 1 newspaper. “The American Olympic Organizing Committee says cards with regard to the Olympics Yankees made a better impression passes for 39 yards: Bradley only six the 1,4(X) athletes will be housed; the with a post-Olympic economic plan 1} frequently is a house guest of on successive days. But for the se­ lead has been liquidated. ” on them than the Rebels. it's been worth every cent — and but as usual, we’re not playing them. of 16 for 59. $16.5 million fieldhouse where figure for Lake Placid, maintained that the PERRY O'BRIEN HAD AN Gerulaitis when they are in New cond time in four months Gerulaitis "Liquidated" is a pretty strong Not necessarily so said the winning taxpayers are picking up much of the OLYMPIC BEST OF 6 0 'll' Without the U.S. participating, the "Their defensive line was much was beaten in the final of a major coach. tab skating and hockey will be held: a Olympics will provide an "economic IN THE'56 GAMES WHO York, they practice together prior to Olympics become reduced to a word to be used in connection with better than ours." said South Coach championship in his hometown (he sports, but the Soviets look upon The project that began as a $30 $2.7 million refrigerated speed catalyst" for the village of about 2,- HOLDS THE OLYMPIC major tournaments and sometimes watered down quadrangular track “The coaches and scouts don't look Ray Perkins of the New York Giants. skating oval; $6 million for two new they go out together, even if Vitas’ lost to McEnroe in the U.S. Open), sports as merely another vehicle to million venture has now cost nearly 700 people. RECORD OF 6 9 'fe".’ and field meet. You can be sure if the at the Senior Bowl from a team "We couldn’t handle them. The ski jum ps; a new $5.5 million idea of social activity differs from and his jinx against Borg continues to display the world superiority they $200 million. While LPOOC officials He said the facilities were built A WLADYSLAW KOMAR U.S pulls out of the Olympics, standpoint,” Grant said. "They look at North did a good job of pass blocking. refrigerated luge run — the only one B. RANDY MATSON the quiet Swede’s. stand. feel is theirs. That was never in­ say the expense is justified, some with Lake Placid’s size in mind, par­ leaving the Soviets with egg on their individuals. In scouting, you're Wilson had time to throw and did a in North America; a $2 million-plus UDO BEYER.______^ tended to be the concept of the Olym­ townspeople are not so sure. ticularly the 8.500-seat fieldhouse. But when it comes down to face, other countries will follow, looking at it as a one-on-one thing real good job of getting the ball to his renovation of the old 1932 Olympic When the Olympic Village is con­ ”l’ve lost to him before, but it pics. business, Borg commits a most un­ leaving Russia with borscht on its rather than 11 on 11 That way, a cou­ receivers and the few times we "When the Olympics are first bid verted into a prison, it will provide U b I' avwcw J3WSUE would have been nice to play two Arena; and millions of dollars on new gracious sort of mayhem on his bud­ shirt as well. Once before, in 1940, when they ple of people who might be playing appeared to be getting to Malone, he on. you do it based on the most good matches in a row," Gerulaitis were scheduled to be held in Tokyo, cross-country ski trails, biathlon about 100 jobs in an area With the dy, Facing each other on opposite The* Saudi Arabians didn’t bother poorly doesn’t have anything to do hurt us with his running, ” economical means — that you'll use said. “Looking ahead, it’s a long the Olympics were interrupted. A with others who played well " trails, a new refrigerated bobsled state’s highest jobless rate — a ends of the court, there is no hostili­ waiting. They’ve withdrawn already. While Perkins wouldn’t come right all existing facilities. " said LP(X)C run, new ski trails and lifts on ty, but neither is there kinship. year. It would have been nice to win fellow by the name of Adolf Hitler The North quarterbacks — All- region Spurney described as "a little The Canadians don’t seem especially out and say it, it was obvious he felt general manager Petr Spurney. “But Whiteface Mountain, and snow­ On Sunday, Borg thoroughly in New York, but the money is just as took care of that — immediately Appalachia. TKOW in eager to compete in Moscow either in America Marc Wilson of Brigham the South was playing against a when you get the bid, all of sudden making equipment to ensure a decimated his pal, 6-2; 6-2, in the final good elsewhere. AFTER he had made sure the “The solution with the athletes' light of recent events. They've an­ Young and Mark Malone of Arizona stacked deck, that the North had a the rules change. weatherproof Olympics. of the $400,(KX) Grand Prix Masters. preceding Games had been staged in village was ingenious so that we nounced they "will take a lead" in ef­ State — completely overshadowed decisive edge in manpower. "You get a lot of leverage and you The f^ e ra l government has con­ “I’m not satisfied, but I feel I Germany. Action-Bound wouldn’t be stuck with a white The rout required only an hour and 16 forts to move the Olympics from the South quarterbacks — Jimmy ”1 had no idea it would be like start saying. Do we really have to tributed about $70 million — in­ elephant," Spurney said. For Duran played a bit better. I’ll keep plugging My feeling is that in the face of the minutes, and was rather typical of Moscow and have suggested a Cana­ Susan Clifford of Ontario displays form in giant slalom Jordan of Florida State and Gene this," Perkins said. "Of course, we use the existing facilities, the old cluding the Olympic Village, which Spurney said the ski jumps, their working relationship. away. I wouldn’t play tennis, most recent action in Afghanstan by Bradley of Arkansas State. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - Rober­ dian site as a possible alternative. event in opening event on women’s pro skiing tour at Stratton didn’t help. We had six turnovers arena? Can't we build some new will be turned into a medium- bobsled and luge runs could be used In 15 lifetime encounters, if I didn’t think I was going to get the Soviets, we should withdraw Wilson didn’t get to practice much to Duran, the former lightweight It’s my hunch the Russians are (four lost fumbles and two intercep­ ones? ”' he said. security federal prison after the for world class events. Gerulaitis has yet to come out on top, better. I wouldn’t want to just stay from the Games forthwith and if that Mountain, Vt., Sunday. (UPI Photo) with the North because of a sore arm champion with “hands of stone" and concerned about this general reac­ tions) and they got points on all of And build they did — giving this Games — while New York state says "They have some of the finest and, indeed, he has managed to the same. I’d get another job” results in no summer Olympics this but still threw three touchdown now the top-ranked welterweight tion. They’ve gone to a lot of trouble them. " remote Adirondack village some of it has spent about $40 million. The facilities in the world. " he said. "1 salvage only one of the last 21 sets year, so be it. passes while completing 11 of 19 for contender, took another impressive In truth, just as many had expected to have the Olympics staged in their the finest sports facilities in the LPOOC’s administrative budget think they’re getting an excellent between them over a span of eight The Games would be resumed 128 yards. Two of those TD passes Assistant ISamed world. step toward a title bout Sunday by because of past performance, the country for the first time ever and stands at about $50 million. return on their investment. People matches. again at some time just as they were Wenzel Family were to San Jose State’s Jewerl CHAMPAIGN. 111. (UPI) - pounding out a fourth-round technicai final was dull, falijng far short in in­ they intended t(j have the Games New construction, environmental Jack Shea, supervisor of North are going to want to ski here and be And when the latest blood-letting in 1948 following a 12-year suspen­ knockout over Joszef Nsubuga, tensity of a number of preliminary serve as a showpiece for the rest of Thomas who also scored on a 14-yard University of Illinois football Coach concerns, construction delays, Elba, the township in which Lake part of a village that hosted the was over, Borg had no remorse. sion. 1 have enough faith in mankind formerly of Uganda. matches in the five-day competition. the world. run to tie a Senior Bowl scoring Mike White has named Fred Malone, studies on the safetv of a new Placid is located, agreed that the Winter Olympics." "If he would be here fat the to believe international friendship record. The victory boosted Duran’s What kind of 'model” would the who served on White’s staff at winner’s interview), he’d have no The dramatic high was reached as and good will be a genuine fact of life Means Business "While he didn’t practice a lot, he’s career record to 68-1 and all but Olympics in Moscow be now with the California, as offensive backfield feeling for me," said Borg, who early as the fifth game of the opening Soviets hypocritically trying to again some day instead of the mere played a lot of football,” Grant said coach for the fighting Illini. assured him of a spring bout with earned $100,000. “ Even if we’re words they unfortunately are today. KITZBUHEL, Austria (UPI) — The Wenzel family means of Wilson. "He’s an intelligent kid World Boxing Council champion set, when the two men battled in­ demonstrate international good will The appointment was announced friends, when you’re on the court tensely for 24 points and nine deuces. business. and he can throw the football " Sugar Ray Leonard. Duran weighed late Sunday by Director of Athletics Nelson, Stadler you’re a competitor and you don’t Nine times Gerulaitis staved off Brother and sister Andreas and Hanni now head the World Cup Malone, who started for the North, Neale Stone. Malone, 38, comes to in at 145 and Nsubuga at 148. feel sorry for anyone.” was 11-27-125 but attracted even more "That’s the big one," Duran had break point, but the persistent Borg ski standings and have put the tiny principality of Liechtenstein Illinois from the University of Gerulaitis was soothed by the attention with his running as he said about his possible fight with persevered and finally achieved the once more in the limelight. Oregon where iie coached the offen­ runnerup’s purse of $64,000, plus the break. Stovall Named gained 60 yards, including 13 and 18 sive line last season. Share Hope Lead Leonard. "People say he’s a better Andreas surged ahead of Ingemar welterweight than me, but he’ll have Stenmark in a sensational weekend, to prove that in the ring, and he won’t when his confident skiing earned him PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) — If it all goes as planned, the do that." 62 points in the testing Hahnenkamm SCOREBOARD Bob Hope Desert Classic, the first event of the year on the PGA Duran showed he could punch in Lloyd Falls Again To LSU Post downhill, slalom and combination tour, will end today the way it began six years ago — in a mad the heavier weight division by lan­ BATON ROUGE, La. (UPD- - Jerry Stovall, LSU’s third head races. dash. ding five solid right hands in the football coach in six weeks, is embarking on his lifetime ambi- It was a bleak weekend for the U.S. GM fourth round and finally putting down team, however, with American Fu-lt-ni UtMift-n-nri* Moni(a%’« Gumt'H Larry Nelson, a man who won help his team but seemed genuinely I No games sch^uledi the Ugandan with a crushing blow tion with a twinge of sadness, but he says the death of former skiers failing to crack the top 20 in Vllimlir h it ioimi $283,(MX) last year, and Craig Stadler, disappointed Palmer did not make W L Pci (JB M il, shortly before the bell. To Tracy Austin coach Bo Rein has made him a different person, any event. Doug Powell, Stowe, Vt., (loslon 32 II 7M - Uunipht'll I.mift'n'iirt' a man who won a more mcSest $73,- the cut. He refused to answer F’hiladelphia 32 I! 744 — I’ulrirk Division Nsubuga took an eight-count, The former All-Pro safety for the cumstances of Rein’s death thrust AUTO 000, are the leaders entering the fifth political questions but at one point was best in the downhill in 25th spot W,ishmg)on 20 21 433 11 W L T Pts staggered to his corner after the bell St. Louis Cardinals and runner-up for him front-and-center, and Stovall and Billy Taylor, Orchard Park, .New York 22 '25 468 12 Philadelphia 27 3 11 65 and final round of the $304,500 Wope when he was asked about the huge CINCINNATI (UPI) — Chris Evert Lloyd had just lost the $30,- Now Jersey 13 27 400 15NY Rangers 20 17 7 47 the Heisman Trophy in 1962 was was ready for the challenge. NY Islanders 17 17 6 40 — but 11 other players are within lour crowd watching him make that big and was not able to come out for the N.Y.. was 27th in the slalom, in r«*nlriil DiviHMin 000 first prize in the Tennis Championships of Cincinnati to 17- named LSU’s new head coach Satur­ "For so long I have been preparing W L Pel GB Atlanta 16 19 5 37 shots, putt on the 18th, he slipped. start of the fifth round. which Phil Mahre hit a pole on the Washington 11 24 6 23 REPAIRS year-old Tracy Austin Sunday, her fifth loss in a row to the day, slightly more than 24 hours after myself to become a head football first run. Aliiinta 23 13 .609 - Stadler survived with a 3-under-par "My wife saw me and so did some With his usual aggressive style, San Antonio 23 23 500 5 SimllM' Di« Duran carried the first, third and California teen-ager, and now' she had to talk with reporters. Rein died in a bizarre airplane crash coach," Stovall said. “LSU is my Wenzel, 21, better known for his Houston 22 22 500 5 W 1. T Pis. "Home ot Mr. Goodtvrench" 69 at Indian W'eils Sunday while friends,” said Ford. “I might also Indiana 20 25 444 7‘iChicago 17 14 12 46 fourth rounds but the 24-year-old off the Virginia coast. home. I was born and raised in the slalom skiing, sped to an unexpected ricvcland 19 27 413 9 Nelson recovered from a bumpy have a friend or two if I fall into the "I wonder if anything positive will fidence. It’s always toughest to beat St Louis 17 19 7 41 Nsubuga stunned him in the second ”1 would gladly surrender this job state of Louisiana. I played at LSU. fourth place in Saturday’s downhill, Detroit II 35 ,239 17 Vancouver 15 22 7 37 start for a 71 at La Quinta. That left race." come out of this interview,” Lloyd someone the first time. There’s that Winnipeg 13 -6 5 31 • Complete Mechanical Service round, showing speed that surprised — and any others— and my right arm ♦•|4|«T|| Uonfi-rfiirr the two with 72-hole scores of 12- said aloud. little hill to get over." My apprenticeship has been long. I considered the most difficult in the Miiiwrnl ECdmonton 10 22 9 29 if Bo Rein were still here," Stovall , ' W L Pet. GB Colorado 12 25 4 23 • Collision Repair under-par 276. The golf race here, though, should even the veteran Duran. But in the “Was there anything positive?” Austin said she always get more Igve Louisiana State University and world. told the LSU Board of Supervisors the people here” Kansas C itv 29 19 604 - Tom Purtzer, with a 69 at La Quin­ be a good one with a wild scramble ^ w i third, Duran came right back and she was asked. pysched when pitted against Lloyd or Boosted by that success, which Milwaukee 26 21 553 2>i , U ul«*»> (.onfi-reiire • Auto Painting for the $49,500 first prize, first of the L O - L e a u e r kept the challenger off balance. The 25-year-old former queen of after his appointment, “ But he is not Stovall, an All-America in 1961 and also earned him first place in the Denver 16 31 340 12'y Nttrrix Di« i«ii>n ta. and Mike Sullivan, with a 71 at Navratilova. rhicago 14 29 326 124 W L T • Low Cost Service Rentals Bermuda Dunes, are only a shot year. Way back on last Wednesday it o. .. . Duran was attempting to make up women’s tennis thought a moment “Those two are above me and 1 here. And I’m very, very glad to have 1962, said he would run the veer combination event tied to the slalom Dtah 13 13 233 15 Montreal 21 16 6 never seemed the tournament would Craig Stadler blasts out of the opportunity to come in and follow offense — the same triple-option for­ irifir Los Angeles 20 14 3 • Factory Trained Technicians behind and a shot ahead of George for a lackluster performance in and smiled. “Well,” she answered, want to win more. We’re very close at Lengriess, West Germany last Pittsburgh 17 14 11 him. ' W L Pci GB reach this stage. Rain that day and trap during fourth round September when he scoreda'ragged “I’m a great sport." mation Rein had planned to install at week, he hurtled through a tricky Seattle 33 13 Detroit 14 20 7 Cadle, who had a 69 at Indian, and on the computer rankings (Austin. .717 - Hartford 10 20 10 • Charge With Master Charge Victor Regalado, who had a 73 at the next almost washed out the event of Desert Classic Sunday in 10-round decision over Zeferino Gon­ Austin, currently ranked No. 3 and Lloyd) and maybe this will put "Even though he never stepped on LSU, slalom course Sunday to clock the l>os Angeles 31 15 .674 2 the field or coached one day (at ’’Oddly enough, if (I) had written I’hoenix 23 17 622 44 XciimiK D i> iK jo n • 24 Hour Wrecker Service Bermuda Dunes. and as it was, it took two days to play Palm Springs, Calif., He zalez. At that time boxing fans were behind Martina Navratilova and me ahead of her. My goal has always winning time of 1:41.10. San Diego 26 23 .531 34 W L T wondering if Duran might be over­ LSU), 1 feel he has made a very down (my) philosophy offensively “I really didn’t expect to do so well Portland 24 24 .500 10 Buffalo 23 12 3 Lanny Wadkins, Bob Murphy and shares lead with Larry Nelson Lloyd but admittedly gunning for the been to be No. 1,” Austin said. (iolden Slate 14 31 311 134 Boston 23 12 6 Tel. 646-6464 matched in the welterweight division positive, lasting impression. And I and defensively in detail, it would be in the downhill,” Andreas said after Minnesota Mark Hayes are another shot back top spot, needed just 56 minutes to Lloyd explained that she had a Sunilu\'» 21 10 3 — especially against a fighter with am very much more a man for so very close to what they are plan­ his win, the first in a World Cup Ixis Angeles 10b, Itoslon 93. aft ^ebec 17 19 6 and are followed by Scott Simpson, lasrSSd% Td\tsrnral*^"^^^^^ ‘°day. crush Lloyd 6-2, 6-1. She broke strategy against Austin, but it failed. Toronto 13 19 4 having known him” ning to do, you'd be amazed," he slalom. Philadelphia Tom Kite, Jim Colbert and Dave two thirds to place second to Tom 'C r f rnoto) the speed of Leonard. Lloyd’s serve five consecutive times “I tried to jerk her around the 126, New York 112, aft Stovall, who worked last year as said. Washington 127, f’ortland 95, aft St l.A)Uis 1. Philadelphia 1 i Hill. Watson on the money list, took a tri­ In a preliminary heavyweight bout, in the process, three times in the se­ court because if she has a weakness, “The success gave me strength and coordinator of LSU’s fund-raising Detroit 107. Chicago 102, aft Boston 6. ('otorado 2 ple bogey-7 on the second hole at La undefeated and sixth-ranked Michael cond set alone. it’s in movement,” Lloyd said. “A Stovall received a four-year con­ confidence for Sunday. For me. the Houston 121, Milwaukee 117, aft Chicago 3. Detroit 2 Of the 12 leaders, Cadle had the Varsity Club, was the first person tract at $42,(XX) per year. He said his psychology of the skier is very im­ Kansas Citv 120, New Jersey 101, aft Winnipeg 5. Los Angeles 3 Quinta Sunday, then bogeyed the Ironman Winner Dokes, 217, ran his record to 17-0 with “After this match,” Lloyd ad­ player can capitalize on her move­ Atlanta 107, San Antonio 104 Kdmunton 6. Buffalo 5 best round at La (Juinta — a 64 on third. Athletic Director Paul Dietzel toughest job would not be coaching portant. If I’m in a good mood 1 know Pho$*niK 106, Utah 103 HONOLULU (UPI) - Dave Scott a knockout of Earl Tripp, 197 1/2, Las mitted,” ! should be No. 3." ment. That’s what Martina does to t.uiiii'** Saturday — so he might be the one to thought of when he heard that Rein on the field but recruiting. 1 can win” Seattle 109. Golden State 101 ('olurado at NV' Rangers of Davis, Calif, completed more than Vegas, at 2:59 of the second round in Both Lloyd and Austin attributed her. The points I did win \ won by watch in the final round since it will Then, Larry made birdies on the a scheduled 10-round fight. had died in the crash last Friday. "1 can be the greatest coach in the He finished 0.68-second ahead of Atlanta at Montreal 140 miles of swimming, bicycling and the change in their rankings to con­ wrong-footing her or driving past be played at La Quinta. A total of 71 seventh, 10th, 12th, 13th and 18th "1 thought, What do 1 do now?"’ world if we sign 30 gorillas," Stovall veteran West German Christian PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) - running in a record nine hours, 30 fidence and attitude — not to age." her." players survived the cut Sunday from holes to get back in the picture. Dietzel said, ”1 knew there was only said. “ LSU can compete with Neureuther, with Swiss skier minutes to capture the third annual “Age doesn’t matter. It has The Golf Writers Association of among the starting field of 127. Stadler, playing much later, turned Lloyd took home $15,(KX). Billie one answer. .lerry Stovall” anyone, anywhene for student Jacques Luthy - who thrilled the 30,- America has named Jack Tuthill, Ironman Triathlon. Ski Success nothing to do with it,” Austin said. Among those who didn’t make it the backside at Indian Wells in 33 and Jean King, who lost to Austin 6-2, 6-3 Stovall had been greatly disap­ athletes” 000 spectators with a blistering se­ tournament director of the PGA tour Scott’s time broke the 11:15 mark HUNTER MOUNTAIN, N.Y. “She has confidence when she in a Saturday semifinal match, won Honor was five-time Hope winner Arnold after making his fifth birdie of the plays against me and has an answer pointed last fall when he was told by Stovall said he would retain the cond run down the course — coming since 1964, as recipient of the annual CHEVROLET round on the fifth, he was the leader established last year by Tom (UPI) — Second year professional ski $7,350, as did Dianna Fromholtz of Palmer. Arnie shot 70-71-75 in the for everything 1 throw at her now," Dietzel that the Board of Supervisors eight-man assistant coaching staff from 14th after the first run to take William Richardson award for 1980. Warren. racer Hans Hinterseer of Austria Australia, who lost a semifinal wanted a "proven head coach" to already hired by Rein, who was head third spot. Tuthill first three rounds and could have won the slalom half of a $50,(XX) Cup said Lloyd in explaining her repeated The annual award goes to the in­ But disaster struck on the eigth Scott, coach of the 400-member match to Lloyd Saturday, 6-1, 6-4. replace veteran Charlie McClendon coach for four years at North But the biggest surprise of the day made it with a 73 but he played Sun­ Masters Aquatics Swimming Club, and with the 35 points earned for his losses to Austin. “She’s hungrier. I’m dividual who “consistently has made hole, his 17th, when he put his second at the end of the 1979 season. Carolina State. came from Stenmark. The Swede, 1229 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER day with an amateur team of Hope, began his ultra-endurance conquest victory moved into second place in a little impatient against her. It’s not In the doubles finals Sunday, un­ an outstanding contribution to golf. ” former president Gerald Ford and shot out of bounds and wound up with Stovall had experience serving as "They have my 100 percent com­ unbeaten in giant slaloms in the past with a 2.4-mile swim off Waikiki the World Pro Skiing standings. An­ life or death anymore if I lose at ten­ seeded Laura DuPont and Pam Past recipients include Bing Jackie (ileason as a massive horde a bogey. an assistant under Dietzel at South mitment, ” he said. "This is a very 23 months, ground to a halt halfway G M Q U A U T Y Beach, then immediately changed dre Arnold is the tournament leader. nis. It used to be.” Shriver upset third-seeded Mima Crosby, Dwight Eisenhower, Ben SERVICE PARTS Carolina and returned to LSU as an difficult time for them. 1 would ab­ down the first run with a pole followed their every step. Surprisingly, the bogey didn’t upset clothes to bicycle 112 miles around Hinterseer had two victories on the Austin, who will return to high Jausovec and Anne Kiyomura 6-3,6-3 Hogan. Bob Hope, Arnold Palmer, assistant under McClendon from solutely keep all of them. They are between his skis, but recovered in- Gary Player, and golf officials GXNESAL MOTORS FAirrS DIVISiON The for.mer chief executive sank a Stadler, who is known for his short Oahu and completed the day with a weekend, first capturing the giant school classes in Rolling Hills, Calif., to take home $10,000. 1973-1978. Bnt the tragic cir- very special people. ” slinclively to complete the course. Jo.soph C. i)ey and Clifford Hoberts. 40-foot birdie putt on the final hole to fuse. 26-mile, 385-yard marathon. slalom for 70 points and $13,500. Monday, said, “It’s a question of con- The runners-up got $5,000. 14 - EVENING HERALD. Mon , Jan. 14, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Mon.. Jan. 14, 1980 - 13 Barbershop Concert Set Thespians ■X MANCHESTER — Two nationally stitute is a national service project mon will be returning for their ninth Schedule known barbershop quartets and a for members of the Society for the appearance in the Manchester area. comedy group will be featured with Preservation and Encouragement of The group also has appeared on the Silk City Chorus Saturday, Barber Shop Quartet Singing in television's Today Show, Good Mor­ Production January 19 in the barbershoppers' an­ America (SPEBSQSA). ning America, and numerous other nual benefit parade of harmonv at Joining the Silk City Chorus will be local programs and advertisements. Manchester High School. the Happiness Emporium quartet Tickets $5.50 each are available VERNON - The Rockville High Proceeds from the 8 p.m. perfor­ from Minneapolis, 1975 international from any member of the Silk City School Drama Club will present, as K mance will benefit a Manchester champions of the harmony'society; Chorus, at the Lion's Den Gift Shop, its first major production this year, charitable organization to be an­ the Boston Common, currently Main Street, Manchester, or by "You Can’t Take it With You,” by nounced. and the Institute of ranked second among the nation's 1,- calling James G. Dunn, 568-5249, in Hart and Kaufman. ( (%i i Logopedics. Wichita, Kansas, a 200 active quartets; and the Four East Hartford. All seats are un­ Greg Barbero will play the part of treatment center for children with Under Par, Westchester, N.Y., a reserved. Doors at Bailey the grandfather of the zany voice diseases. Support of the in­ group that combines harmony and Auditorium will open at 7:15 p.m. Sycamore clan and Larry Cook and cnmedv routines. The Boston Com­ Kim Lonsdale will portray the sweethearts trying to overcome their families’ different lifestyles. The parts of Mr. and Mrs. Winter Carnival Coming Sycamore will be played by John / Boyle and Tracy Newirth and those MA.N'CHESTER — Annual Winter There will be prizes In all age School and prizes will be awarded for % , of Mr. and Mrs. Kirby, by Jon Foster Carnival sponsored by the Eighth categories, donated by merchants in the three best posters, at 1 p.m. at and Megan Burke. 'The couples are Utilities District will be held Sunday, town. the skating rink. the parents of the young sweethearts. Jan 20 from 1 to 4 p.m at Union The Ice Fishing Derby will be con­ If the weatherman cooperates with Suzy Gaskell will appear as the Pond Annex, with an Ice Fishing Der­ ducted by "Trout Unlimited Club" some snow, there will be a cross dancing daughter with Brian PrechtI James rhutnp^on ( 'Karlcs Swiatowicx by at Saulter's Pond. and will be held from 1 to 4 at as the dance instructor and music country ski race at Hickey's Grove, John K;trc:marc:vk l ineman lop Lineman Donna Bailey There will be guest skaters from Saulter's Pond. The fish will be under the supervision of the Hartford will be provided by Eric Anderson. ^hilf >upi rMMir. DiNpJuh La'Iiut GlcnbitKik Service O ntcr ( xjstomcr Service Center Representative the Hartford Skating Club with dan­ donated by the Manchester State Ski Club. Felicia Toni and Lisa Dickey will Brush Hill. Springfield, Mass. Stamford, Conn. Tolland, Conn. cing on ice and free-style skating; Bank. All residents of Manchester and play the parts of guests. Ice Sculpturing by students from Registration for all events will surrounding towns are invited to at­ Also in the cast will be Ellen ■Manchester Community College and take place from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. tend and there will be no admission Together Again Rosenberg as the maid; Rich Rey, skating in age groups 5 to 10; 11 to 21: Posters for the event are being charge. Dinah Shore and Burt Reynolds are getting back together Adam DuBeau, Lori LaPorte, James N 22 to 35 : 36 to 55; and 55 Plus prepared by students of St. Bridget again at least in terms of show business and if the ratings Dick and Chris Anderson, Bill Yee will be stage manager and Mrs. follow, Dinah’s TB talk show should be the darling of the Maggie Kline, advisor to the drama network. She’ll tape five segments of the show between Jan. 28 club, will be director. — and Feb. 2 at Reynolds’ Dinner Theater in Jupiter, Fla., where The play will be presented Ballet Classes Planned . m * he’s appearing with Carol Burnett. Last week, 2,000 free sometime in February. HARTFORD — The School of the preparation to the study of classical the annual performance of “Nut­ tickets posted for a live audience were gobbled up in an hour- Comedy Show at MCC Hartford Ballet has announced plans ballet. cracker " is the goal of most every and-a-half. (UPI photo) for its 18-week spring semester After-school classes will include youngster at the school. MANCHESTER — Manchester beginning Feb. 4 classical ballet instruction and in­ The School of the Hartford Ballet Community College presents the Recently selected as one of the troductory movement. Modern will hold an open house at its Bristol Comedy of Edmonds and Curley and nation's first five private dance dance, jazz, and classical ballet will School, 922 Stafford Ave., Bristol, the Hypnotism of James Mapes, on schools to be accredited by the Joint be offered in the evening for teen­ Saturday, Jan. 26. from 1 to 8 p.m. Boston Pops Conductor Feb. 7 at 7 p.m. in the East Catholic Commission on Dance and Theatre, agers and adults. and Sunday, Jan. 27, from noon to 6 High School Auditorium in the school offers all levels of ballet As an affliate of the nationally p.m. The public is invited to join Is Seeking Innovation Manchester. Tickets go on sale Jan. and modern dance instruction from recognized Hartford Ballet Com­ faculty and staff for refreshments, 16. For information, call the Students beginner to professional for both pany. the 600-student school offers and a discussion of spring semester LONDON (UPI) - "Star Wars” Activities Office at 646-4900, exten­ “1 think the repertoire will sion 259. children and adults. .Additionally, opportunities to appear in produc­ classes. composer John Williams, new con­ gradually change,” he said. ‘‘I feel, there is an introductory movement tions of the company, and the For further information about ductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra, without getting into any large Trinity Offers Film class for children between the ages school's Dance Ensemble. A role in classes call 525-9396. says he will update the Arthur musicological discussion, that the of 3 and 7, which is a recommended HARTFORD - A film about the, Fiedler tradition by seeking out Boston Pops is a great forum for late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., "wildly talented" new composers development and some experimenta­ “The Legacy of a Dream,” will be and rescuing neglected modern tion not only in the pop field but in shown at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. on B:irl\ir.i Luce James Brennan works. light music. Tuesday in the Life Sciences RolxTt Minnieh Michael t 'ail Acting-Mime Class Due Williams, named last week,to V'MKi.ite N'lKtu.ir liilorm.ukm Representanve .•VsNonatc Energy t Aumiltant Pi'signer Tr.iM'miv'-u'n PmuM Liteuu "We might commission new auditorium at Trinity College. The ( iinnariiut Y.inUu. H.uldani Neek, Conn. succeed the famed Fiedler as Llheshtn*. (xmn. Ik rliii. t'lUii! HARTFORD — A new course com­ director. She has conducted master focus on scene work and original works. It's a forum for doing that, event is free and open to the public. musical director and conductor of bining acting and mime will be classes in theater games, and has story creation, and scene and skit too. Perhaps things that the Boston Sponsored by the Office of Minority the Boston Pops, paid tribute to the offered this term by the Hartford also been active with the CREC rehearsals. Affairs at Trinity, the film is being late conductor, but said he will not Conservatory. "Acting Techniques Creative Arts Community. She will Symphony Orchestra would not do. shown in commemoration of King’s The course is open to both the follow blindly in his footsteps. for the Theater" will be taught by stress scene building and We could have young soloists doing birthday, which is Jan. 15, experienced performer and the The 47-year-old composer, who Julie Murtha and David Tabatsky, characterization. only one movement of a concerto." novice, and the instructors hope for a won three Oscars for his stirring beginning Thursday. Jan. 17, and con­ David Tabatsky will be teaching at blend of each in the program . The balding, bearded, bespectacled Country Dance Set tinuing for 15 Thursday evenings, scores for “Star Wars " and two other the Conservatory for the first time. Minimum age for acceptance is 15. composer said as time went on he GLASTONBURY — Country Dance from 5:30 to 8:30. films, told a news conference of his He is a mime, clown and juggler, and Registration may be made by phone, eagerness to innovate and experi­ would develop his own ideas. He said in Connecticut will hold a dance on Julie Murtha is known throughout will stress pantomime in his series of 246-2588. The Conservatory is located ment. Friday, Jan. 18 at 8 p.m. at St, James Connecticut as both actress and classes. With Mrs. Murtha he will at 834-846 Asylum Ave., Hartford. his innovations might include the Episcopal Church in West Hartford. He said he knew he would be com­ rescue of neglected music of our pared to Fiedler — "an unmatchable Live fiddle music by Whiskey time and the 19th century, as well as myth " — but he had not been named Before Breakfast and calling by TV Tonight the 19th conductor in the 95-year the commissioning of new works Ralph Sweet will be featured at the history of the Boston Pops orchestra from the “wildly talented" young dance. ; * • 6:00 9:00 (1971) Barry Newman, Cleavon 11:00 simply to follow the tradition es­ musicians seeking recognition in an CDIC is a non-profit group X (£ 0 ® Newt XM'A’S'H Little. A (ormer cop is aided by a X X 2 1 3 3 E News tablished by Fiedler in his 50 years on America “bulging with musical organized for the preservation of X Movie ' Shall We Dance ' blind disc (ockey when he XILoveUicy X Life And Times Of Eddie Rob­ the podium. talent." traditional country dancing in the IJotur'sWM (1937) Fred Aslaire. Ginger accepts a challenge to drive a erts country. S E 3-2-1 Contaci Rogers. A pair of dancers is high-performance race car from X Benny Hill S 'The Odd Couple forced into marriage because of Denver to San Francisco in 3 Our Mite Brooks 3 Strcete Of Sen Frencleco public opinion. record time. ® Connecticut Screening Room 3 3 3 Movie "P ow er 3 Stone 3 David Allan 6:30 (Premiere! Joe Don Baker. Ralph X Cerol Burnett And Friends Bellamy. In Chicago in the 9:30 X Tie Tec Dough 1930’s. dockworker Tommy Van­ X House Calls 3 a S NBC Newt da becomes a union organizer 10.00 B E Over Easy and quickly rises to a position of X Lou Grant 3 Bob Newhan power. (Part 1) I Eainil X News iity Fiesta Special; 6:55 3 Movie Vanishing Point " X 3 Family 3 Newt Cierardo 7ayas, jr. 7:00 Harold "Skip” Hunt X CBS Newt Program Ctxiniirutor. ( ommunitv Rfl.itum* I\['t Liiicman X 3 M * A ‘ S‘ H iSIMMBERGflLM )Vnat you want Berlin, t \inn Norwalk, (onn. 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From providing % ^ 400 million dollars through the use of nuclear power, donated and installed THE MUSIC OF 24'hour repair service to answering everyday questions, the people of another utility pole for a family of nesting ospreys, responded to 2 million GLOBE * ✓ ' GEORGE M Northeast Utilities work together to supply safe, clean energy you can rely calls at our customer service centers, helped return 250,000 shad to their Travel Service COHAN 555 MAIN STREET on 365 days a year. spawning grounds, spoke to 37,000 school children about electrical safety, 643-2165 in In fact, during 1979, the 7,180 men and women of Northeast Utilities and rescued at least six kittens stranded in trees. 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PZC SALES AGENT SECRETARIAL WANTED HELP WANTED POSITION Do you want to be in- JOB Enalne Lathe Operator. Mulls The Manchester Board of dependent? Businessmen Part-time Custodian, O, m'n* 'I m in Education seeks applicants like to advertise by giving OPPORTUNITIES Bridgeport Operator, S h e R e r a l h for a year round (52 weeks) calendars, pens,ins, key ddialns Gear Shaper Operator. : and g ifts to th e ir " , C flo®* ***** Secretarial Position. MACHINISTS Paid Holidays, Excellent customers. Men and Insurance Benefite. Full­ Rules CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Immediate opening. women that can work ^ Call 643-2711 y r Call 643-2711 * Applicants must possess • Screw Machine Operator time position, 50 hour buys * ' ^ COVENTRY - The without supervision can good typing and build a career with the (Brown & Sharpe) week. Apply In person to Planning and Zoning Com­ ,,************ stenographic skills. Salary Thos. D. Murphy Co., a • Centerless Grinder METRONICS INC. mission will consider a range $8210 to $9965. pioneer in advertising • All-Around Machinist r SlieH eralb ^ Help Wanted revision of its regulations 13 Excellent benefits. Contact since 1888. Your accounts Experienced required. Route 6 A 44A L I N D E X . are protected and repeat proscribing second identity Wilson E. Deakin Jr., Excellent pay and benefits BOLTON eE N ilM L BUILDINQ CONTRACTOR RARE OPPORTUNITY - orders make you money. with overtime. signs for businesses in OWN YOUR OWN Assistant Superintendent An excellent opportunity N O TICES 1 of Schools. town at its meeting tonight • Lost and Found 1 BUSINESS. Distributor for full or part time. Write Pat H elp Wanted 13 H elp W anted 13 Help Wanted You Can Adver­ 1 13 at 7:30 in the Town Hall • Personals 1 Kodak film, Duracell 647-3451 McKenzie, P.O. Box 122, Call 429-5707 lADVERTISING PLEASE READ Planning Office. 1 3 - Announcements 1 Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and Locust Valley, New York RECEPTIONIST PART GAL FRIDAY- To train as COOK NEEDED tise Your Ser­ 1 4'»- Entertainment I M. G. TOSTARELLI, JR. The Savings Bank of other photo products needed 11560. DEADLINE YOUR AD TIME for some evenings, 4:15 Surgical Appliance Techni­ IMMEDIATELY! For quanti­ 5 - A u ctio n s in your area. No selling. Ser­ HOBBSFASTNERS vice or Business Tolland, which opened last South Willington, Conn. LIFT MECHANIC i.m. - 8 p.m. Also part time cian in sales in surgical supply ty cooking. Some supervisory FINANCIAL ADVERTISING vice top Retailers under Rxpwrt«nc«d. PtoMBOt WorWng |12:00 noon the day Herald la raaponalblel Building Contractor year at the southeast junc­ for weekends and holidays, department, and tor general responsiblities, and inventory 8 - ■ Bonds-Stocks-Morigages exclusive contract established E«W Op^itMb Eaplqat Conditiont, Paid Holidaya, I In This Direc­ RATES HoapHalliatlon. Apply In paraon Ibafora publication. for only one Incorrect must be able to type, to co­ duties as Pharmacy Assis­ control. Full time. Flexible tion of Routes 44A and 31. 9 - ■ Ptffsonal Loans by us. High immediate in­ 1 D A Y ...... 14'mnnMt MAINTENANCE balwatn 10 and a P.M. Inaartlon and then only ordinate hours with present tant. Call Mr. Frank at 646- hours. Good pay. Apply in per­ Need More Room? Call Mike (or 1 0 - • Insurance come minimum required in­ was unable to obtain a 3 DAYS APPLICATIONS now being IPoadllno for Saturday to the alza of the part time employees. Apply in 4070 for appointment. son: Riens's New York Style tory For As Lit­ variance to construct two EMPLOYMENT vestment $9,975. lOOVo profit accepted for a 7-3 Full Time DIUONSAIiS A SERVICE person. East Hartforo (Con­ Deli, Route 30, El Camino 13 - Help Wanter 6 DAYS . . . 12*w»raiN( structure. Call between 8 AM LATHE OPERATOR- Two sit MAIN ST., MANCHESTEK land Monday la 12:00 original inaartlon. signs and has asked the position in our Maintenance valescent home, 745 Main Plaza, Vernon. tle As $3.45 Per 14 - Business Opportunities 26 DAYS & 5 PM, 1-800-633-6367. Or years experience precision >^partment, for floor care. iNoon Friday. Errora which do not Street, East Hartford. commission to consider 15 - Situation Wanted write: American Film work. Excellent Wages and REC ROOMS 15WORD,$2.10im m Excellent working conditions laaaan tha value of tha SECRETARY- Part time. 9 to $370 / THOUSAND for Week. Please revising its regulations. EDUCATION Processing, Inc.. 1935R Benefits including Retirement and benefits. Contact Mr. 3. Manchester Law Office. • Kitchens • Bathrooms HAPPY A D S ‘2.50 an Hoover Court, B'ham. AL Plan. Hawk Precision Com­ Iciaaalfied ada are advartlaamani will not | envelopes you mail. Postage The newly opened Hill gas­ 18 - Private instructions Thurston. Meadows Convales­ Legal experience preferred, 35226. pany, 303 Burnham Street, Itakan ovSr tha phone ba corrected by an ad­ paid. Free application. • Additions • Remodeiing Call 643-2711. oline station on Main and 19 - Schoois-Classes cent Home, 333 Bidwell but not required. Non smoker. 20 - Instructions Wanted East Hartford. 528-9845. Street, Manchester, 647-9194. laa a convenience. Tha ditional inaartlon. FASSCO. Dept. 330, 732 Don Send resume to: Law office, Quality Workmanship — Lake streets also failed to TYPISTS AND CLERK SECRETA RY Ron, St. Louis. MO 63123. Ask For Paula REAL ESTATE RECEPTIONIST: Permanent 447 C e n te r S tre e t, Reasonable Rates gain permission recently to TYPISTS are needed to work SHAKLEE MEANS RNS- 7 am-3 pm, 11 pm-7 am. Manchester. 23 - Homes for Sale in the Hartford area. Call SUCCESS! Join the growing position for Executive or Joe ... erect two commercial 24 - Lots-Land for Sale Full time or part time. Enjoy Secretary in South Windsor. 25 - Investment Prooerty today. TAC TEMPS, 727-8430. Shaklee Family of Indepen­ working with an excellent sup­ signs. dent Distributors. You'll get Variety of responsibilities in­ CALL MIKE, NOW at 528-8958 26 - Business Property porting staff caring for our She Herald clude; typing, filing McCONNELL RESUME Marilyn Richardson, Reroids 27 - Resort Property EXPERIENCED SANDWICH what you put into it. and elderly patients. \^ry plea- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING former PZC chairwoman, 28 - Real Estate Wanted MAKERS wanted for cocktail more! Hear about our ^nus. answering phone,ihon< etc. Call SERVICE- For Prompt, Con­ PARTS DRIVER NEEDED sant atmosphere, i wages 644-1523. fidential Preparation Of Your about two years ago drew MISC. SERVICES lounge. Call 644-9637 between Car & Travel Opportunities! and benefits,ifits. Please call for growing Parts Depart­ Call 289-1249. Resume. Call 649-2288, up extensive regulations on 31 - Services Offered 9 a m and 12 noon. Doris Blain RN. Director of ment. Must be 18. Call 649- 32 - Painting-Papering Cleik 7866, ask for Mr. Carpenter. signs for the commission. NOTICES Nurses. 646-0129. Manchester 3 3 - Building-Contracting PART TIME. Want cash (or Manor Nursing Home, 385 When in need of a Service or Product They severely restricted 34 - Roofing-Siding the holidays? For every day? West Center Street, the size, quality, and loca­ 3 5 - Heating-Plumbmg Lost end Found 1 It's easy with the phone in CUSTODIAN- Rham High Manchester. Com e to whore your future is as WOMAN FOR CHILD CARE tion of business signs. 3 6 - Floo rin g vour own home. Call 249-7773 37 - Moving-Trucking-Storage LOST- Black Shaggy Dog. School. Evening shift. Contact bright as you are in my home. Mon thru Friday. AMBITIOUS WOMEN- Part Newly elected PZC Chair­ 38 - Services Wanted James McKenna, 228-9474, or At The Travelers 11:30-5:30 p.m. Must have car. time and full time work Male, medium size. Brown EXPERIENCED Vicinity Glastonbury man John Pagini said at MISC. FOR SALE 649-9587. available. If interested, call collar Vicinity of Parker Manchester line. 646-6985 the commission's last 40 - Household Goods Street Answers to "Cappv." NURSE AIDES: All Shifts. We need someone with some physical 649-2470 for an interview ap­ 41 — Articles for Sale PART TIME EVENINGS- CLEANING HELP after 7 p m CALL A PROFESSIONAL meeting that there may be Call 647-9172. Orientation program starting stamina and agility. We have an im Person to Maintain and Repair Elec­ pointment. Car necessary. 42 - Building Supplies Manchester. Light duty Evenings. Also person every Monday. Pleasant too much discretionary 4 3 - Pels-Birds-Dogs mediate opening at our Hayden Sta­ janitor cleaner. 5 evenings per experienced in Floor working conditions. Call Mrs. tronic Typesetting Equipment and do power involved. 44 — Musical Instruments FOUND- Pocket Calculator. week. Ideal (or retired or Maintenance. Call 643-5747, or tion Road warehouse in Windsor It 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 4 5 - Boats & Accessories « Malloney at Burnside Con­ The PZC also will review Parkade Bowling Lane. semi-retired. Call 649-5334. 643-0053. valescent Home, 289-9571. requires climbing ladders, pulling EXPANDING DEALERSHIP 46 - Sporting Goods Please call 643-7791, after 6 Pasteup work. WAREHOUSE STOCK a resubdivision application 47 - Garden Products files, folding and collating material. requires additional Personnel p.m. CLERK- 40 hour week. Call on Coventry Woods, Sec­ 48 - A n tiq u e s PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE- Your entire working time is spent in Parts Department. 649-8648. between 7:30 a m. 4 9 - Wanted to Buy Full time, permanent. Rural tion 11. on Carpenter Road. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST- standing or walking on a concrete Experience helpful, but not and 4:00 p.m. BUILDING-CONTRACTING RESTAURANT RENTALS or city district available. BSN necessary. Call Mr R.G. Snyder is the general LAUNDRY AND DIAPER Part time. Experienced floor. Excellent Benefit Package 52 - Rooms for Rent Announcements SERVICE needs folderess preferred Send resume to or Dipolma preparation. Call Carpenter, between 1 and 3, at contractor, and David 53 - Apartments for Rent full or part time. AM and PM. Box HH, c/o Manchester for details, 872-9163 days; 875- If you can work full- or part-time, 646-8086. FARRAND REMODELING ’ 54 - Homes for Rent THESE ADVERTISERS CARRY NATIONS Kotkin is the applicant. ATTENTION TOTALPHONE Call 289-1527. Herald. 2764 evenings. EOE. Cabinets. Roofing, Gutters, 55 - Business for Rent come in to the warehouse at 4 % ARE ALL 6 4 3 -1 3 0 5 Section 111 on Merrow SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need Please Call ADDRESSERS WANTED PRICING CLERK TO ASSIST Room Additions. Decks, All 5 6 - Resort Property for Rent help receiving your calls? Hayden Station Road in Windsor and IMMEDIATELY! Work at in service department. Some types of Remodeling and “PROFESSIOHALS” Road was never built, and 57 - Wanted to Rent SALESMAN- Opportunity for FINE LUNCHES Temporary or permanent. ask for Ed Luc. home — no experience dispatching and telephone 58 - Misc for Rent exciting position. Knowledge repairs. Free estimates Ful­ Gfve Them Comer of Center A Mein 81. the subdivision application Personal Attention .. Very necessary — excellent pay. contact. Chance for advance­ ly insured. of stoves helpful. Base plus MEDICAL SECRETARY - MANCHESTER was revoked by the com­ AUTOMOTIVE Come to The Travelers Where your MANCHESTER HERALD Write: American Service. A Call I! Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- commission. Full medical BOOKKEEPER- ment, Liberal company PHONE 643-6017 mission last year. 61 - Autos for Sale 8623 benefits. Paid vacation. Call future IS as bright as you are 8350 Park Lane. Suite 127, benefits. Call 871-1111. 62 - Trucks for Sale BABYSI-T^'ER NEEDED Experienced. Full time for Ask For Dallas. Tx. 75231. Other PZC agenda items 63 - Heavy Equipment for Sale Mrs. Gray 525-1931. physician's. Vernon area. from 7 a m. to 4:15 p.m. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. AUTO SERVICE MEN'S HAIR CU'mNG include a review of the bon­ 64 - Motorcydes-Bicycies Green Manor area. Own References required. Send Sheldon Cohen 6 5 - Campers-Traiiers-Mobile COCKTAIL WAITRESSES LEGAL SECRETARY- Law Experienced. Highest Incen­ ding requirement for the transportation. References. resume to Box JJ, c/o 643-2711 — Ext. 51 Firm in Vernon seeks full H om e s □ EMPLOYMENT Earn up to $200 a week. Cali 64f ^46-6581 ■■ Manchester Herald. tive Program in the industry. You May Run MISTER HAIRdlr Gammino Construction 66 - Automotive Service Experienced or will train. For Appointment time Legal Secretary with Join a winner. East Hartford MAPLE M obil 584 CENTER STREET I 6 7 - Autos for Rent-Lease 'T good typing and shorthand Location. Call now for ap­ Your Ad For MANCHESTER . 843-5287 Company's former gravel Apply 330 Ledyard Street. vSiippr .Sen^irp, Inc. THE TRAVELERS skills Experienced preferred. e Ik ★ H elp W anted 13 Hartford. pointment Personal inter­ QA8 • OIL • LUBRICATION - site on Pucker Street, an As Many Hours; Tues. thru FrI. - - Phone 646-1974, between 9 views only. Ask for Karen 289- ACCESSORIES update on an interchange 8 to 5:30 TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. GRIT BLASTERS WANTED- MECHANIC- FULL WANTED ASSISTANT The Travelers insurance Companies. a m. and 5 p.m. 2770, TIRES AND BATTERIES Insertions As for Interstate 84 in Coven­ Apply 81 Commerce Street. EXPERIENCE in all phases 220 SPflUCE 8T.. MAttCHESTU Saturday 8 to 5:00 See1 something you Experienced Preferred. Call DEALER FOR THE Hartford. Conn. 06115 PttOfM 649-3487 (Cloeed Mondayw) try. and a review of Zoning Glastonbury. PTG of Automobile Repairing. SALES: No Experience like? Then call the for appointment 633-9474. MANCHESTER EVENING You Wish Board of Appeals ac­ COMPANY Telephone 633- Connecticut Hardface, & Electrical knowledge helpful. HERALD- 5 days per week. A m t’ljuul upporfuMif^ t'Mip/oj/t’f M F Necessary Are you sharp? number you see In the 7631 Must have own tools. Good Confident? Self-starter? Want tivities. Metalizing Corp., Glaston­ For an apiwintment, please BOOKKEEPING SERVICES a d . And if you have bury. wages and fringe benefits. call 647-9946, ask for Jeanne. Business & Service to make money? Personal SIDING, STORM WINDOWS, DOORS, AWNINGS, A CANOPIES something to sell, give Apply in person, Ozzies Auto Interviews only by appoint­ u s a c a ll! $370 THOUSAND FOR Electric & Supply Co. Ask for ment. We are an Equal Oppor­ the auditing CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. Mr. Cuasno. tunity Employer. Top com­ Winds - Experienced only. Top Postage paid. Free applica­ MACHINISTS WANTED missions. dall 289-2779. d e p a rtm e n t wages /^ply: Atlas Tile. 1862 tion FASSCO. Dept. 86, 732 Berlin Tpke.. Wethersfield, Don Ron^gt. Louis, MO. 63123. 2nd & 3rd Shift IMMEDIATE OPENINGS- •BOOKKEEPING SERVICES Topple In Cross-Stitch 563-0151 Excellent opportunities for •QUARTERLY TAXES BILL TtlN SKY TEMPORARY WORKERS- AUTOMOTIVE SECejARY- • Bridgeport Operators • CMC Turning Center Operators self-motivated Health •SUB CONTRACT SERVICE STATION ASSIGNMENTS ★ ALUMINUM & VINYL SIDING Assignments East of The For busy Lincoln-Mercury- • Lathe Operators • NC Cintimatic Operators Oriented Person. Professional RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-11 •SPECIAL PROJECTS (20 Colors To Choose From) Church p.m. and II p.m-7 a m. shifts. River for Clerk / Typists and Mazda Dealership. Must be ATTENDENT • Jog Bore Operators • Deburring Persons atmosphere, experience •PERMANENT or PART TIME Apply director of nursing. other office skilled personnel experienced typist with preferred. Apply American ★ AWNINGS & CANOPIES beginning January 1980. 'Top knowledge of automotive Day Shift. Apply in • VTl Operators Lady Fitness Center. 572 Wetherell Street Salm'onbrook Convalescent ★ WINDSOR (UPI) - Home, off House Street. company. Top pay, for top terminology and motor person to; Please call for appointment or apply In person to Manchester. 649-1611 Manchester STORM WINDOWS A DOORS Strong winds have toppled a Glastonbury, Please call 633- skills. Call Lydia. Dunhill vehicle registry. Excellent Phone 849-9Q95 5244 Temps, 289-4319. working conditions and Le-Mi Corporation CHRISTMAS BILL BLUES brick wall on a 127-year-old fringe benefits. Call for In- SILVER LANE SETTING IN? Have a "Debt 6 4 9 -4 4 7 0 FREE ESTIMATES + EASY TERMS. church whose roof and 190 Tunnel Road Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 (Evenings) CLERK; GENERAL tarvlaw ippoinlmtnt SHELL Free Christmas" next year! steeple were torn off by a NURSES AIDES wanted for OFFICE. Adding, filing, et botwoM 9 and 4, Vernon, Conn. 06066 We will help you deversify vour income. Call 643-5620. savage tornado last Oc­ full time on all shifts Apply cetera. 40 hour week. Apply: Telephone 671-1244 "ATTENTION WORKING DAN SHEA PAINTING & FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY director of nursing. Salmon- Gaer. Brothers, 140 Ryiye 6 4 3 -5 13S 252 Spancar St. tober. Ext, 130. PARENTS" I will babysit DECORATING- Interior &• - Remodeling and Additions. Authorities said no one brook Convalescent Home, off Street, South Windsor Manchaatar your child in my home with Exterior Also: Wallpapering. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 H elp W anted 13 House Street, Glastonbury apparently was inside the Income Tax Services loving care. 528-8560. Quality Craftsmanship! Call years' experience! For Free Please call 633-5244 WANTED DRIVER for Auto TOWN OF MANCHESTER 646-5424 Estimates, call 646-4239. ARE YOU ONE OF THE SALES PERSON for busy Poquonock Community Body Shop Distributor in LIGHT OFFICE CLEANING - 3 to 5 nights a week. Own MORE THAN 50'7 of the un- store specializing in clothing, Church late Friday night Manchester. Able to do stock housewares and furniture. BABYSITTER NEEDED- work and paint mixing. 5 1/2 CETA POSITIONS transportation. Excellent 'bmbloyed Nurses in Connec­ when 20 to 30 mph winds FARRAND REMODELING - working conditions. Call 649- SECRETARY- Excellent op­ Chance for advancement in Monday through Thursday, 3 day week with benefits. Call INCOME TAX RELIABLE HIGH SCHOOL portunity Part time, morning ticut'’ If so, we would like to national chain of fine thrift collapsed the south wall, PREPARATION SERVICE - Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, 8506, after 3 p.m. p.m. to 10 p.m. Own transpor­ 649-5211. ask for Tony. OFFICE HELP STUDENT AVAILABLE to JACK INKEL PAINTING CO or afternoon, with potential Jrieet ana talk with vou at a stores. Apply manager: scattering bricks through tation. Call 649-6022. Frida: At vour home. 20 Years Room Additions, Decks. All day: AIDE FOR ELDERLY OUTREACH Babysit, after 2:30 in the Quality Painting. types of Remodeling and full time within year. Typing special tea to be held in your Goodwill Store, 1085 Main the church sanctuary and weekends anytime TEA CH ERS AT ALL IMMEDIATE OPENING Experience. Dan Mosler, 649- vicinity of Lake and Lydall Paperhanging^, Paper and related duties. Salary Street. Manchester. LEVELS: Universal 89.000 Annual Salary 3329. or 525-8263. Repairs. Free estimates Ful­ honor on Wednesday. Jan. 23, smashing two of three Street. Call 649-7384. Removal, Wall Preparation, ly insured Phone 643-6017 negotiable. Send resume CNA. Teachers. Box 5231, Portland, Immediate opening for person Makes initial contact with elderly citizens in need of Ceilings. Staining, and BABYSITTER NEEDED IN Box 2200, Vernon. Conn, 06066 at 7:30 p.m. Look for your in­ stained glass windows that SHEET METAL WORKER - Ore 97208. assistance or supportive service and facilities. Acts as DAN WADE- Have your In- - y Cabinets Refinished, Free MY HOME Tuesdays and vitation in this paper on Jan had survived the Oct. 3 tor­ Experienced Soldering etc in iocai office. Must be able to liaison between the elderly and the available services. cocome Taxes preparedI expert-( Estimates. Insured, 649-0095 Thursdays, from 7:30 to 5:30. nado. Call 528-2101 WAITRESS WANTED - ly by leading independent Tax 20. Vernon Manor ffealth Care KITCHEN AIDE for con­ Preference will be given to college graduate with phone 649-6851. LEON CIESZYNSKI As of January 14th Call 649- The church's pastor, the Experienced preferred. Apply type accurately, should have Consultant. BOOKKEEPING SERVICE TEACHERS- Experienced BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ 9723. Facility. 180 Regan Road. valescent home in Glaston­ Cmhroider^^ experience in home contact work. Useful background bury. Hours: 8 a.m. to 2:30 Rev. James Silver, said Corner Soda Shop, Main St., For small Businesses Books Interior. Exterior Painting, ditions. Remodeling, Rec Vernon. EOE RN -11 to 7. Part time. Enjoy Manchester, between 2 and would be Public Health Nursing or Field Social Work. up-to-date? Check books CHILD CARE NEEDED For p.m,, Monday thru Friday. church members had been experience in collections and Wallpapering. Now booking Rooms, Garages. Kitchens MACHINIST- Lathes working with an excellent sup­ 3:30 TAX RETURNS balanced'’ Need help'’ for after school and weekend Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath Bridgeports Full Time-Part 18 month boy. Monday- Phone 633-8914 for interview. in the building until about 9 Professional work, your office Wednesdays. 7:30 a.m.-3:’30 porting staff. Very pleasant have a pleasant voice. We will THERAPEUTIC RECREATION PERSON PREPARED: Please call now work. “No Job Too Small " Tile, Dormers. Rooiing. time, experienced only. p.m. Friday. The collapsed atmosphere. Good wages and TYPISTS / CLERK - Needed for your Evening or Saturday or mine. 742-9412. Free Estimates. Reasonable Residential or Commercial (!apable of making own set-up p.m. in mv home. South Wind­ Two ot the captions In Friday’s, Jan. wall was discovered Satur­ benefits. Please call Doris ^ our large client company. train the right person. Company 88.000 Annual Salary appointment, Noreen B. Rates. Call Pete 649-5873. Jim 649-4291 and working independentlv. sor. IVfature women, Blain, RN, D irector of Carpenter, 646-7788, references. 644-8865 day morning, he said r r i East of the River Temporary Developes a community wide program for physically 289-3579 Minimum 5 day. 50 hour week. 11, D. W.FIsh ad were printed with the Im ­ 13 inches Nurses, 646-0129 assignments beginning benefits. Pleasant congenial and mentally handicapped persons under supervision of Good starting pay, CMS- proper photos. The correct listings "We can be thankful that January 1980. Call Lydia now. the Recreation Director. Associate's Degree in Recrea­ HEARYEHEARYE- Read all Centurv 96 Contract, Blue no one has been hurt either Dunhill Temps, 289-4319. Services Ottered 31 ALLEN T, KEELER TAX CARPENTRY - All types of appear below: The Herald regrets any In­ LATHE OPERATORS - With atmosphere. Write work tion with classes in Therapeutic and Community Recrea­ SERVICE: Returns prepared about it: Jayco Wood Cross, Major Medical time. " Silver said, tion required. Refinishing is now open for repairs. Porches. Decks. Tool Prescription and Dental conveniences. 2 years experience Good $60,000 IN FOUR WEEKS c m TREE SERVICE - Free in the privacy of your home. Sheds, and Gutters, I)oors and referring to both the wall benefits. Salary nMoliable. experience and salary desired. estimates, discount senior Don't delay - call today. 871- business! Specializing in Coverage, 8 Paid Holidays. 2 MESSENGER PART TIME 3 7 3 GUARANTEED. Send self- Stripping and Refinisning Windows Hung Ceiling minutes access Rte 86- Exit and roof collapses. The tor­ Hawk Precision Co., 303 Applicants must meet all CETA requirements and citizens Company 1781. Repaired and Painted. Call Immediate employment, car addressed stamped envelope Our employees know of this ad. Kitchen Cabinets and Fur­ 97, Call 872-3270, 9 a m. to 6 required, mileage paid If & R nado which hit Windsor, This chujminjf kitten, Burnham Street, East Hart­ to Michael Layton, P.O. Box must go to the Comprehensive Manpower Office at 806 Manchester-owned and niture. Jayco uses the best anytime. 643-6130 worked in siniitle eio^s- ford, telephone 528-9845. operated. Call 646-1327. p.m. Block 236-1981 Windsor Locks and Suffield .>tiUh, makes an appeal­ 8529, Shawnee Mission, KS. Box G, Manchester Evening Main St., Manchester, to determine eligibility. finishes possible, mixed with 66208. An rqual opportunity employer. pride Experience and up to killed three people, ing pillow-top or panel. B&M TREE SERVICE- •••••••••••••••••••••••••a FULL OR PART TIME Herald, Manchester. SKATE SHARPENING- date technique to insure a lop SAI.FiS- World Book Child destroyed hundreds of No. 373 has tran.sfer Speclalist in tree and stump Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 for 3 motifs; color chart. removal. Free estimates. Figure & Hockey Skates quality finish on your Craft Publishers of World homes and caused millions cabinets. Please call. Free TO DRDEfl, Sind $1.00 for each Senior citizen discount, 24 Professionally Sharpened Book Child Craft will begin of dollars in property attern plus 2S( for pottiBC and BABYSITTER- Monday Estimates, 646-1444, 8-5. BIDWELL HOME Improve­ RECEPTIONIST- Pari Time R ■ hour, vear round service, 643- Hollow Ground. While You immediately hiring Sales damage sndling. Friday. 3-6p' m.I Ages 8 amid 12. W AITRESSES AND PART TIME HELP Wanted Wait. $1.50. Farr's. 2 Main ment Co. Expert installation R ep resen tativ es in the days or evenings H & R ANNE CABOT Car ncedeif 872-2682, after 6 HOSTESS. Part time days. downtown, Manchester. Call 7285 'SPECIAL WINTER of aluminum siding gutters Silver said the latest IMKtar Inmn RATES' Street, Manchester, 643-7111. Greacer Hartford area. Our Block, 236-1981 BOLTON $68,50Q 1150 Avi. of Amiricai p m. Apply at Tacorral. 246 Broad 646-5999. and trim. Roofing installation commissions average over $80 damage to the church New York. N.Y. 10036 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• To see it is to love it' Immaculate 7'ii room U Street, Manchester. ADVERTISING and repairs 649-6495. 871-2323. per sale No specific hours shouldn't delay reconstruc­ Print Name, Addrese with ZIP LUBE PERSON, Reliable, to EXPERT PAINTING and Painting-Papering 32 GEORGE N. CONVERSE- & R RAISED RANCH. Beamed cathedral CODE and Style Number. PACKER DELIVERY MAN - lubricate trucks and trailers. I,ANDSCAP1NG Specializing required. Your time is your tion because architects •Nights 1 a m, to 9 a.m. Apply Painting Si Paperhanging own. Opportunities for ad­ I9N0AI.HLM \vilha32-paKe Experience necessary. $5.25 in Exterior House Painting, PAINTING - Interior and Interior and Exterior Call ceiling: 2 fireplaces; Equipped kitchen with were still trying to deter­ “(lift Section” with full at Bess Eaton, 150 Center Hourly. All Fringe benefits, Tree pruning, spraying, vancement to management directions. Price . . . $2.00 Street exterior, paperhanging, after 5 p.m., 643-2804. SPECIALIZING cleaning and position if desired. Full time dining area plus formal dining room; 3 mine whether damage to COOKS AND for appointment call 688-7596. SALES CAREER mowing, weeding. Call 742- excellent work references. HOMEMAKERS- Need ALSO THESE BOOKS AT $1-25 EACH. DISHWASHERS. Part time 7947 repairing chimneys, roofs, Benefit Plan. Interviewing money for bills’’ Need four bedrooms; Spacious Family room; Large sun the church's foundation was Free estimates. Fully in­ new roofs. Free estimates, 30 No. Q-116- BLUE RIBBON QUILTS. FIVE OPENINGS nights. Apply at Tacorral, 246 ACCOUNTANT - PUBLIC Thursday, January 17th . 9 people for part-time jobs. deck that walks out to a 27' Pool: attached gar­ caused by the tornado or Contains tutcen lovely quills. sured. Martin Matson, 649- years Experience Howlev. AVAILABLE! Earn $5.82 per Broad Street, Manchester. Local CPA Firm needs BRICK, BLOCK, STONE a m OR 4 p.m., at branch of­ Earn $8.00 to $10.00 hourly. age with electric door opener. See it today! was the result of age. No. Q-116 CRANOMOTHEfl'S FLOW­ 4431. 643-5361 fice, 171 Market Square, ER QUILTS. 16 fascinallnf quilts. hour. Minimum 18 hours. Full experienced Public Accoun­ Fireplaces, concrete. RSiR HEBERT PAINTING- Car, phone needed, 633-9175! lime, part lime. National OPPORTUNITY Interior Si Exterior. Route 24, Newington, donn. Scaffolding had been No. Q-120 - MAKE A GIFT. Many tant. Familiarity with "Small Chimney repairs. No job too ASiW PAINTING Contrac­ erected outside the church lifts tor friends and family. Company Management Firm Clients" helpful. Poten­ small &vc' Call 644-8356 for tors. Quality painting and ‘Guaranteed Quality ROOFER WILL Install Roof, training offered Car For The estimates. Workmanship!" Call 649-7718. STOCK & D ELIV ER Y so loose brick from the roof WAITRESSES. Part lime tial and Fringe Benefits paper hanging at reasonable Siding or Gutter for Low- necessary Call 12 to 4 p.m., excellent. Please send resume PERSON- Monday thru collapse could be removed. nights. Apply at Tacorral. 246 rates. Fully insured. Free Discount Price. Call Ken at Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Good TAX PREPARERS with 872-2128 I College Students to Pue, Semel & Co. 281 Hart­ WATERPROOFING - Estimates. Call Wayne 649- Building Contracting 33 Silver said. Broad Street, Manchester. 647-1566. driving record Station wagon experience. Part time days. r I Welcomed! ford Tpke., Vernon, Ct. 06066. Hatchways, foundation 76%. Up-date classes given, H & R cracks, tile lines, sump WES ROBBINS Carpentry delivery. Good opportunity for The steeple toppled by ■ early retiree or student with Block. 236-1981 the tornado had been pumps, gravity feeds, window PERSONAL Paperhanging remodeling specialist. Ad­ wells. 30 years' experience. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Healing-Plumbing 35 compatable schedule Apply erected in 1959. replacing for particular people, by Dick. in person only; Harrision's FRANK AND ERNEST 643-4953, 872-8413. Call 643-5703 anytime. built-ins, bathrooms, one swept away by a 1938 She H eralii kitchens, 649-3446 NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Stationers, 849 Main Street. repairs, plugged drains, MANCHESTER hurricane. Silver said. SNOW PLOWING- Free es­ Manchester, 646-7272. WE NEED Assemblers and $86,0Q0 PROFESSIONAL PAINTING kitchen faucets replaced, Better than new two year old Bi-LEVEL in one The church's 336- timates, reasonable rates. - Interior and exterior. Winders for our day shift only. Manchester area, 649-3349 repaired, rec rooms, PARENTS. COMMUNITY member congregation has Commercial and residential. CUSTOM Carpentry - homes, bathroom remodeling, heat Please apply: Able Coil & of Manchdster's finer areas. 7 large rooms; 3 Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. LEADERS, SUBSTITUTE Electronics, Howard Hoad, WE ARE LOOKING FOR A Sales Person to work soliciting ads Free estimates. Fully in­ modernization, etc. Free TEACHERS, RETIREES- bedrooms; 2‘z baths, 2 car garage; Family been holding services since X DON’T NEED sured. 546-4879. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009, Bolton. the tornado in a church ad­ for The Manchester Evening Herald and the Dollar Saver. High Estimate gladly given. M & M Part time jobs with excep­ room has fireplace and sliding glass doors that Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY tional earning opportunities in lead to a large concrete patio. Immaculate dition. which was un­ ANY Encyclopedias School Graduate, with some college preferred. Car is a must. BOOKKEEPING J.P. LEWIS & SON- Custom School Related Sales Work. touched by the storm. Decorating, Interior & Carpentry and general con­ home on cul-de-sac. Call for more details. • Attractive Salary • Car Mileage Professionally done in my tracting. Residential and Call Stan Goldstein, 649-8023, Silver said. — I ’M m A/i^r i Cp . • Paid Holidays, Including Your Birthday home. Pick up and delivery Exterior Painting, Services Wanted 38 Paperhanging & Remodeling, commercial. Whether it be a TYPIST, Part time, tem­ arrangement. Call 647-1785. small repair job, a custom REAL ESTATE SALESMAN • Insurance, Health & Dental Plan Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. wanted by old established porary position for accounting The Federal Stale Employ­ • Company Paid Pension Plan Call 649-%58. built home or anything in office Call 649-2206. D.W. FISH ment Service consists of the between, call 646-1379. firm. Must be a self-starter, aggressive, personable and o» U.S. Employment Office and LEE PAINTING - Interior & LIVE-IN HELP - Manchester, For a private interview, please call Mr, Ken Hogle or Jo Deary at CARPENTRY & MASONRY - for convalescing man. Free hold a Connecticut license. REALTY CO. affiliated state employment I WILL DO BABYSITTING in Exterior. "Cheek My Rate We'll show you the way to services with their network of The Manchester Herald — 643-2711. Before You D eco rate” . Additions and Remodeling. room and board. Salary . Z » O" M 4 - my Glastonbury home. Ash enjoy an unmatched lucrative, about 2.500 local office's Swamp Road area. Please call Dependable. Fully Insured. Free estimates. Call Anthony negotiable. Call 649-1249 after EXPERIENCED SEWING 243 Main St., Manchester 843-1591 •633-0119. 646-1653. Squillacote 649-0811. 7 p.m. rewarding professional MACHINE Operator needed, career. Send resume to Box Vernon Circle, Vernon 872-9153 K, c/o Evening Herald. Please call 646-2511. 18 - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. Jan 14, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Mon., Jan. 14, I960 - 19 Peanuts » Charles M. Schulz

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A V t A T E R 1 E N T 64 Tiny 0 By Chastity 15 Military T E E N 8 [ e L 8 E fugitive 65 Unexpected N*lp HTanM It H»lp Wanltd 91 DEAR ABBY: May I comment on your CONFIDENTIAL Priscllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan 16 Robe difficulty Nafp Want»d ” DMISC. FOR SALE tor 41 Roomt tor Rant ** OWcaf-Sloraf tor H»nt 55 Auto* For 8*1* 66 Being (Lat.) TO "SHOULD I GIVE IN?" You responded with this sad 17 Month (abbr.) 27 Hawaiian 45 Dan instrumeni 46 Actress Rainer refrain: CAN SOU BELIEVE IT, J BUT THATS OKAV.' IT5 18 Cry of joy TIRE STORE MANAGER MEDICAL ASSISTANT: For PROFESSIONAL / IT WDNT COST POOR PEAR .' DOVYN 29 Ink stain 47 Rigid TRAINEE. Strong company, busy ENT Manchester office. Artlclo* tor Sale 41 BUSINESS OFFICE "When I met him. I liked him. ,IVER ? / 7 S A N T A S BETTER TViAN GETTING SOU ALMOST BIT 20 Swamp 30 Shed blood 49 Weight strong salary. Tor strong 35-hour week, Monday thru BUILDING - Approximately When I liked him. I loved him. BROUGHT IT FOR A BIRTViPAV.' ^ '- i ANVTWIMG.' .CLEAN THROUGH.' 21 Definite 1 Normandy FOUR KEYSTONE MAGS on article 32 Italian family 52 Atop willed person. Call Al 633-5886 Friday. Call 646-0465. LATHE OPERATOR - Two ROOMS- Furnished and unfur­ 2600 square feet, with ample 1974 MUSTANG II- Very good When I loved him. 1 let hifh. W HORSE invasion day 4 wide tires. Excellent condi­ 22 Don Juan's 35 l^ocks 53 Explorer years’ experience precision nished. $35 weekly. Security parking. Close to Center, condition. Regular tires and When I let him. I lost him." LATE vou 2 Hawkeye work. Excellent Wa^es and tion. $250. Call Kim at 643-4139 and references required. Call snows, all with rims. $2200, or KNO/ mother State 36 Actress Vasco da hospital and new court (Author Unknown) Benefits including Retirement AI.UMINUM Sheets used as or 643-0832 evenings. 6461316. best offer. Call 6463125. 24 Drafts 3 Veto Lupino building. For info, call 568- Thai might have been true once, Abby, but not today. Y/HV? Plan. Hawk Precision Co., 303 printing plates. .007 thick / 26 Towel 4 Pans an 37 Invite 55 Beverages 7658 or 871-0401. 28 Groove Burnham Street, East Hart­ 23x28V4", 25 cents each or 5 I know many girls (now women) who “held out," and were exhibition 42 Faux pas (pi) 56 Border LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING left out. I am a living exam ple-and a very bitter one. I ■I 31 Dustbowl ford, 528-9845. for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be MANCHESTER- Retail, 5 Insecticide 43 Curved bone 59 Chair pan LEGAL NOTICE ROOM, fully furnished, stove, believed that holding out was the way to get a man, but I victim pickedlicked up before 11 a m. FIREWOOD ■ Well-seasoned, storage and/or manufacturing ONLY. refrigerator, and linens 1971 NOVA- 4 door. 6 cylinder. lost a number of good men to other women who met their 33 Under the ready to bum, A-1 hardwood. space. 2,000 sq. ft. to 50,000 sq. weather provided. 801 Main St.. Power steering. Runs well. needs for a "total relationship." (Sex.) Now these women are 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 6 9 10 11 To: Enrolled Meniben* of the Democratic Party Cut into stove and fireplace ft. Very reasonable. Brokers 34 Diva's forte CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye Manchester. 6469879. Good tires. $695. Call 643-8166 happily married and are righteous pillars of our community, Butinett Opportunity 14 lengths. True full cord, 128 cf. protected. Call Heyman 38 Catches 12 13 14 Town of Bolton, Conn. set. electric welder, acetylene after 6 p.m. while 1 spend nights and weekends alone. Now I'm too $90 delivered in Manchester MANCHESTER- Excellent Properties, 1-2261206. 39 Deer You are hereby warned that there will be a Caucus of outfit, aluminum ladder, irea. 528-2950. scared to try a sexual relationship; all I can do is fantasize 15 16 17 1356 WEEKLY trailer tires, new electric furnished room for 1971 CHEVROLET 40 Cement the Enrolled Members of the Democratic Party on Jan. GUARANTEED- Work 2 about one. (I only wish I had some real memories.) containers generator, electric lawn- g entlem an. P arking. No CONCOURS WAGON- 11 19 21 24. 1980. at 8:00 P.M., at Town Hall, 222 Bolton Center DINING ROOM SET Colonial Wanted to Rent 57 I know this has no chance of being printed since you need 41 Balance hours, daily at home, ($178 for mower. Evenings. 633-7060. Kitchen privileges. $30 week­ Original owner. Good winter- ■ Rd.. Bolton for the following purposes: 1 hour daily I. Free Brochure. style $1,400. Call 568-1988. ly. Call 640-4003. ski-travel vehicle. Positrac- to protect your point of view. Why do you perpetuate such Captafn Easy — Crooks & Lawrence unsteadily 22 1 24 25 P.R.H. P.O. Box 505, 44 Sturdy tree ■■ tion, trailering axels, luggage nonsense? 2 0 To endorse candidates for election as members of the WOOD FOR SALE- Cut any LET ME SET THIS STRAISHTl h is 27 H 2 8 29 3 0 Manchester, Conn. 06040. rack, 350, V-8. Automatic, HELD OUT AND LEFT OUT UATER HEARIWe WAS 45 Amend Democratic Town Committee; length, split, delivered, $95 a yo u SAV CHRIS WAS A PEAF MUTE RESTORED BY AN OPERATION 48 God (Sp.) Apartments For Rent 53 31 32 3 3 3 4 35 3 6 3 7 good cord. Call 875-6787. * TAG SALES Power steering, radio, WHEN HE WAS LPST IN THE WOOPST . ANP HE LEARNED TO TALK— , 50 Repent ■“ COUPLE WITH 2 defogger, more! 643-2880. DEAR HELD OUT: “Letting" a man is vastly different 1 To conduct such other business as may be proper to * EDUCATION 51 Mat 36 CHILDREN want 3-bedroom 3 . . 0 LOOKING for anything in real from being a party to a mature love relationship—one l6 THAT’S BUT UP ’ 54 City in come before said Caucus. apartment, with heat, hot RI6HT,,, ■ 1 estate rental - apartments, MAG WHEELS- Ajjpliance which each gives equally. To "let" someone is to allow TILL THEN. Montana 41 42 water, appliances. Dated at Bolton. Connecticut, Private Intlrucilon* 18 homes, multiple dwellings? wire mags with C>oodyear yourself to be used. HE’D hieVEIt 57 Japanese ■ FIREWOOD SEASONED For Reasonable. 871-1535. A 45 46 47 49 TAG SALE: Manchester, 51 No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Polyglas GT Tires mounted Have no regrets for not "letting" yourself be used. Regret ePOKBN currency RIDING LESSONS indoor Sale. $55. 1 Ton truck load. Associates. Inc. 6461980. and balanced. Used 2 months. worp: 58 Milky gem ■■ Cedar Street. Some Fur­ only having passed up a mature love relationship, playing in­ 50 51 53 5 5 5 6 this 14th dav of January, 1980. riding ring. Western stock Call after 4 p.m. 644-1444. 60 Privation niture, washer & dryer. 13". 4 lug. $400 or best offer. stead that childish game of holding out, thinking that was ■ seat, saddle scat and hunt SOUTH WINDSOR large 649-2489 after 6 p.m. 61 CIA 57 56 5 9 6 0 DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE Miscellaneous. Saturday 12th, the way to get a man. seat. All levels 228-9817. 10 a m. - 2 p.m. Colonial for rent, 4 bedrooms, 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT forerunner John J. Morianos 1 don't know your age, but you are never too old for a sex­ 61 62 6 3 End tables couches, easy 2 baths, full basement, for middle age businessman. 62 Capital of 022 Chairman ual relationship if you want one. Italy VOICE, PIANO Instructions. chairs and dinette sets can carpeting, applianced kitchen, Prefer areas East of 64 6 5 pool, attractive neighborhood. 63 Precipice 6 6 Former faculty New York be bought at reasonable Dogt-BIrdt-Pelt 43 Manchester, to Willimantic. (•1 Music and Art High School. rates Watch these ctassitied $750 monthly. Call John 649- Must be quiet, neat, clean. 1968 CHEVY- 62,000 miles. DEAR AHHV: I am part of a triangle. All three of us are in 4 columns lor great buys on 4917. Runs very well. 3 speed. Will Professional Singer/Pianist. HOME SWEET HOME - Call 742-9885, 9 a m. - noon. our 60s. good furniture g^ss inspection. $455. Call 647- TOWN OF MANCHESTER 644-8597. Complete health-guard I have been in love with this man for nearly 30 years. He TWO BEDROOM facilities. Cats also. Canine loves me, but his wife will not give him a divorce —or at win at bridge EXPERIENCED TEACHER- APARTMENT- Newly □ AUTOMOTIVE least that is what I have been told all these years. Alley Oop — Dave Graue iday renovated. On bus line. $29! LEGAL NOTICE With graduate degree in ROTEL RX-402 RECEIVER- Road. Manchester. 646-5971. I have no social life, and very little family life because I've remedial reading will tutor M in t c o n d itio n . 25 monthiy, plus utilities. Wall- wanted to be available when my sweetheart found an hour ALLEY OOP.' My Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Mon­ any subject, grades one to to-wall carpeting. Call after f Autos For Sale 61 GO O 'NESS, I ’M S LA P Watts/Channel. $150. Call 643- 6 MONTH OLD MALE IRISH 1975 BUICK- 2 Door. Power for me. TO SEE ^rOU! day, January 21, 1980, starting at 7:00 P.M., in the Hearing eight. 742-9632. p.m., 684-4526, or 487-0595. 2909. SETTER - Only to good subur­ WE PAY TOP PRICES for steering. Power brakes. Air Nobody talked me into anything. I made this choice a long “.'.'Af Room of the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, ban home. Call 242^98 or 568- conditioning. Very low time ago, and I wasn’t a child then. School*-Cla**et 19 wrecked and junk cars. A & B Americans win world play Connecticut, to hear and consider the following petitions: 24 ” DIAMETER WAGON 6604. OFF PORTER STREET- Auto Salvage, used auto parts. mileage. Extra mounted Perhaps I'm in a sentimental mood tonight (he's on his WHEEL CHANDELIER. summer tires. Excellent con­ playing and held on to score a Item 1 No. 699 FOR THE BEST - Manchester ’Three room apartment. Heat, Call Tony 646-6223. way to see me at this very moment!. I am playing "our Excellent condition, $40.00. BOX STALLS, TRAILS- Blue utilities. Security deposit. No dition. Best offer. Call 528- records” on the stereo, the wine is chilling, and the old ex­ narrow victory over Italy in Florence & Richard Alkas — Request variance of Article II, Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Hoover canister vacuum Seal Feeding Program. Ring pets. Parking. 649-9092. 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs 0661. citement is still there. NORTH the finals. But I feel that a Section 4.01.01 to reduce area of nonconfirming lot from 6,000 pupils per teacher. FREE in- cleaner. All attachments. with lights. Pastures. Daily excellent. Must sell, Although legally I have no man of my own. I have no ♦ 107 major part of the credit square feet to 5,650 square feet (to add to adjoining lot — 164 troductorv lesson with this ad. Good condition, $20.00. Call turnouts. Rockville. Call 875- VK984 Call 6 4 6 ^ ^ , or 646-3549. sacrificing! Any reasonable regrets. should go th Ed Theus, the Branford Street) — 208 East Middle Turnpike, Residence Zone 646-3343 anytime. 9954, or 875-0272; 742-9653. offer over $1450. Call after ♦ AQJ2 non-playing captain for keep­ A. HALF A LOAF IN PORTLAND. ORE. ♦ 542 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. 1962 CHEVY NOVA ing the team happy, alert and BOLTON, HEATED WEST EAST in best form throughout the Item 2 No. 700 CONVERTIBLE - Bolton. DEAR HALF: It's your life, tod Fm glad you're happy. W h il e ooola t r ie s t o e s c a p e t h e □ REAL ESTATE MOVING - FREE to good APARTMENT- Quiet CLUTCHES OF A LAfZGE SLDriACE PROBE, ♦ 9 ♦ Q64 grueling matches. I know Marriott Corp.-Roy Rogers — Request variance of Article IV. homo! 4 year old female, neighborhood. References Come see and make an offer. Not everyone can make a banquet out of somebody else's 2 G60xl5 SUPER PROWLER. Call 643-1135. LAUNCHED BY AN ALIEN SPACE CRAFT... 7 3 2 ♦ AQ1065 what a tough job the captain­ Section 13.1.06 to permit free-standing sign larger than per­ spayed. P art Collie. Good req u ired . No pets. $255 crumbs. ♦ 965 ♦ 10 cy is. and I hope that the mitted (79 square feet requested — 19 square feet permitted) Homes For Sale 23 Eliminators, low mileage. with children. Call 6467302. monthly. 6462311. WANTED JUNK AND LATE $65.00 for pair. Call 649-15« ♦ a K 10 86 ♦ J 9 7 3 ACBL will keep Ed as NPC as and to permit an additional free-standing sign of 24 square feet MODEL WRECKS - Cash CONFIDENTIAL TO "THIRTEEN AND SCARED TO NIANTIC - GIANTS NECK before 2 p.m. The Flintetones — Hanna Barbers Productions SOUTH long as he will accept the — 270 Spencer Street — Business Zone II. Paid. Call Parker Street Used DEATH OF MY STEPDAD": There is a toll-free hotUne job” BEACH. 3 bedroom Ranch, Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. ♦ AKJ 8 5 3 2 Item 3 No. 702 paneled living room, eat-in FOR SALE 1969 FORD VAN: for help. Dial SOO-611-4000. (In lUmois, it's 800-972-6004). AU f .... Alan: "I know you have won 6 cylinder, standard, Crager questions concerning incest will be answered. This problem ♦ K 8 7 4 3 before as a player and NPC so Charles Zocco— Request variances of Article II. Section 5.01.01 kitchen. 2 car garage, oil heat, FREE PUPPIES! Adorable MALE TO SHARE 1970 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN- Wheels, partially customized, has existed for a long time, but only recently has it come out you must be cognizant of their to permit division of one parcel containing three structure into lovely quiet setting on dead­ mongrels. Choose from male APARTMENT. Send reply to 428, 4 barrel. $500, or best, ♦ Q GAS DRYER, FRIGIDAIRE, cooler, body rough. $700, 646 of the closet. For an excellent article on incest get the respective problems " end street, deeded beach and females. Call 643-9547. Box H, Manchester Evening offer. Call 649-6410, anytime. Vulnerable: Both three parcels: Lot A (97 Bissell Street) variances for lot area Large drum, hardly used. 9723, after 6 p.m. (jswald: "The victory also rights. $79,900. Call exclusive Herald. February issue of Teen magazine. It's on the newsstanda Dealer and lot frontage: Lot B (107-109 Spruce Street) variances for lot Excellent condition. Asking : North was a triumph for American agent, Carol_ Cable-W^er, Musical Instruments 44 HIGH PERFORMANCE AND now. All young people should read it. frontage, lot area, buidable area of lot, and rear yard; Lot C $150. 644-9245, please call BANK REPOSSESSIONS West North East South bidding styles. Here is how J Beazley Co. Realtors, Equal MOBILE HOME- One ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 For­ (103-105 Spruce Street) variances for lot frontage, lot area, during the day. Ask for Bar­ FO R SA LE - 1974 Je e p Pass Pass 14 Kantar and Eisenberg bid to housing opportunity. 443-4470. HOLTON TRUMPET - Good Bedroom.Bolton. Partly fur­ mula Ford Pinto. 0-60 6 Getting married? Whether you want a formal church buildable area of lot, and side yard — Residence Zone B. bara. condition. $90 or best offer. nished. Working single adult. Wagoneer, 4 wheel drive Pass 1 NT Pass 3 ♦ six diamonds which was a seconds, 30 mpg^^, suspension $2995; 1973 Buick U Sabre wedding or a simple do-your-own-thing ceremony, get Pass 5 ♦ Pass 6 ♦ Item 4 No. 703 MANCHESTER - NEW 6461032. No children, pets. Lease. Call radial spoilers. Excellent con­ cinch At the other table Gar- 6462880. $895; 1972 Audi $895. 1970 Abby's new booklet, "How to Have a Lovely Wedding." Pass Pass Pass rozzo opened four spades and Marilyn Ericson — Request variance of Article II, Section LISTING. 8 room raised dition. $2295. 6467536. Ranch in prestige area. For­ 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in­ Buick hard excellent con­ Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 cents) self-addressed played it there With both 4.01.01 to permit frontage of 90 feet (100 feet required) on Love mal dining room, 3 - 4 cluding Ovations, plus free UPSTAIRS TWO BEDROOM dition, $895. ’The above may be envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. side.s vulnerable the swing Lane so that parcel may be divided into two parcels —159 Olcott U.S. COAL and 1971 FORD VAN- Excellent seen at the Savings Bank of 90212. Opening lead: ♦ K bedrooms, family room, 2 1/2 WOODSTOVE- Like New. case with this ad. Carlos APARTMENT- With garage motor. Standard shift. Priced was 12 IMPS to America. " Street and 147V Love Lane — Residence Zone A. baths, 2 fireplaces, 2 car gar­ guitars 60% off. Rivers Music, and appliances. Centrally Manchester, Main Street, Alan: "Americans never $175. No Tax. Call 6465750. for quick sale, $65#. Also: 1971 Manchester. Item 5 No. 704 age, much more. The Hayes 7 Main Street, New Britain. located in Manchester. AUSTIN- Automatic, air con­ preempt when they have a Corp., 646-0131. 225-1977. Layaways. Security and references hand with distinct siam possi­ Savings Bank of Manchester — Request variance of Article IV, USED WOMEN’S ditioned. 48,000 original miles. Trucks lor Sale 62 Astrograph A required. 6462327. By Oswald Jacoby bilities. Note that even though Section 13.1.06 to permit additional free-standing sign (only one CLOTHING- Size 12-14. Good $900. Both can be seen at 24 COLONIAL - 8 rooms, 2 1/2 condition. Call 6465873, after North Street. and Alan Sontag North had passed, the dia­ permitted) and larger than permitted (96 square feet baths, first floor panelled 6 p.m. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT mond slam would have made requested) - 1129 Tolland Turnpike - Business Zone 111. family room with fireplace On bus line. Convenient loca­ TAURUS (April 26May 20) You Alan: "The big news of the even if North did not have the ELECTRIC GUITAR. One 1975 MERCURY MONTEGO Bernice Bede Osol Item 6 No. 705 and■'arge large deck. ’ ' Formal ' dining „ WHEELS - G.M., 13"-14". tion to shopping. $275. per MX- Excellent condition, low 1979 DODGE STYLESIDE may not accomplish all you hope year was the American victo­ king of hearts year. Excellent condition. month, includes heat. Call ^ today if you divide your time Bernard W. Giovino — Request variance of Article IV, Section room, 4 bedrooms, 2 car gar-gar­ Ford, Plymouth, 15". Dodge mileage. Quadrophonic PICKUP - 6 cylinder. ry in the World championship iNEW.SPAl’ KR ENTERI’RISK .^.S.SN . age. Wooded lot. walk out Humducking pickups. Must 2482 or 649-8989. unwisely. It's imperative to get in Brazil' 8.A.1 to permit the serving of alcoholic liquor within bowling Truck, 16", 8-lug, slit-rims. sell. $200 firm, with case. 643- stereo-8 track, power steering Automatic. Power steering. your priorities in order first. basement. Group I. Philbrick Call 643-2880. Oswald: The team Mal­ (For a copy ol JACOB i alley, said location is within 1,000 feet of other liquor outlets. — 8805 between 4 and 6. Ask for . brakes, one owner. 872-6528, Radial tires. Step bumper. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) It Agency, 646-4200. 633-5310, or 659-0508. Deluxe interior. Only 1600 colm Brachman, Mike Passcll MODERN, send $ I to Win at 346tx Middle Turnpike West — Business Zone III. Glenn. < % u r takes two to make a bargain, so SEARS BASEBOARD miles. $4495. Call 646-4689 be prepared to yield a bit today if and Bobby Goldman nf Dallas. Bridge. " care ol this newspa­ VETERANS. Unbelievable HEATING UNIT- 3 foot long. CHEVY NOVA 1975- 3 speed, after 5 p.m. you're negotiating an important Paul Soloway of Seattle and per. P.O. Box 489. Radio City N Information pertaining to above may be obtained in the Plan­ MANCHESTER- 4 small * W r t h d a y opportunity. Buy this 5 Antiques matter, provided the other party Station. New York. N.Y. ning Office. All persons interested may attend these hearings. Automatic turn on/off ther­ bedroom Duplex. $325 floor shift, bucket seats. 48,- Billy Eisenberg and Eddie bMroom, 2 bath Colonial. No is willing to do so. toots.} Zoning Board of Appeals mostat, dual heat. $20. monthly, security, and lease 000 miles. $2250, or best offer. GMC 1972 1 TON UTILITY January 15,1980 Kantar of Los Angeles did the down payment. No closing General Electric deluxe Frost CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) In Edward (Altman, Secretary require. Children and pets 633-7345. TRUCK- Has the reading This coming year you are likely costs. Strano Real Estate. 646 Free Refrigerator. Avacado. enclosed bo^, with side com­ order to get cooperation today, Dated this 14th day of January, 1980. welcome. Call 649-5566 after 7 to be luckier with progressive you must set a good example. 2000. Excellent, $200. 1 Sears Ken- 1976 FORD ECONOLINE partments. Excellent for con­ 015-01 AN ASH TRAY FROM p.m. projects than you will be with Coworkers will emulate your Heathcllff — George Gately more Gas Stove, built in grid­ VAN 100- V8. Finished in­ tractor. 7:30a.m. to5:30p.m., old-fashioned types. Keep your actions, whether they're right or TOLLAND- 6 Room Custom dle, also window in door, plus PARIS’S FABULOUS terior. Loaded with options. 633-0249. eyes peeled for ventures that MAXINE’S outrageous hats FOUR ROOM 2nd floor apart wrong. Built Ranch, Family Room light and bottom broiler, Captains’ Chair, stereo etc. have futuristic twists. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Subdue with Fireplace. Fireplace in marvelous 1930 silk clothing in ment available Feb. 1 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT em aust hood and night light, Married couple preferred $3750. Call 633-3233, 569-1804 or 1971 FORD F-250 PICKUP- temptations to take financial or Living Room. Very clean excellent $250. 64664M. mint condition boxes of all 563-6373 evenings. Excellent condition. Power Do nothing today predicated material risks today. If you are home, must be seen, occupan­ shapes and sizes. All kinds of Appliances provided. No pets upon hearsay information or going to gamble, take chances Wlnthrop — Dick Cavalll Rent $225 plus utilities. 643- steering and brakes. cy 30 days. Call evenings 643- GE CLOTHES WASHER- linens and lace, glassware, Automatic transmission. Will gossip. Act on the (acts only and only on things derived from the NOTICE O F 7457. furniture and very strange 2210. be sure to lay all of your cards on sweat of your brow. I F I W B R B A IFSOWEBOP/WAS needs some repair $60. Home trade for four wheel drive. the table as well. Travel, ABRAHAM UNQXN DIP HIS & Shop Vac $30. Sears Saw Set collectibles are all waiting for VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Don't TBACHER,tP&l\/e ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE MANCHESTER spotless 6 $1995. 646-0557, after 6:00 p.m. resources, romance, luck, possi­ take yourself or others too seri­ HOfABWORK WriH CCALOiTHE ALWAYS BOLTON LAKE $40. Saw S harp en er $40. you at Red Goose Farm An­ 1974 CAMARO 350. Make a CXWIKKEATME tiques. Goose Lane Coventry. rooms, kids ok. Many extras. ble pitfalls and career for the ously today. Play everything light RAOC (SF A S H C V E U /N P HE PASeiNKS-eSRACseS In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and 9 WATERFRONT CAPE. 6 Sander $20., 6465308. reasonable offer. Can be seen months ahead are all discussed WITH A SHOVEL. rooms, year round home with Open Friday. Saturday, Sun­ Call now $200. ( 4892) at 44 Garden St., Manchester. and loose. Getting uptight will AUAAXS (SJOT f> » S 6 (N a t^ R A S X S . of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by in your new Astro-Graph Letter prove counterproductive. wood stove. Swim, fish, sail or day 165. 742-9137. Locators. 2365646. Also have one motorcycle, ★ the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut which begins with your birthday. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You skate. Won’t last at $49,900. 646-7465. 1975 HARLEY 1200 FXE- New Mail $1 for each to Astro-Graph. on January 8. 1980. EAST HARTFORD, extra are always able to recognize Group I. Philbrick Agency, WANTED- Antique Furniture, Engine. Many extras. $3500 or Box 489. Radio City Station, N.Y alternatives, but today you may ROUND SOLID OAK TABLE Glass, Pewter, Oil Paintings, large 2 bedroom, deluxe 10019. Be sure to specify birth 6464200 Best Offer. Please call Dave see more negatives than posi­ r r iL with leaves. With 6 Oak or Antique items. R. ap p lian ces, $225. (5092) days til 5:30 at 289-8231, nights date. tives in your involvements. PROPOSED ORDINANCE Harrison, 643-8709. Locators 2365646. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Emphasize the hopeful, not the Real Estate Wanted 28 C hairs, $360. O ccasional 568-8889. vifia KNOW he5 c m m . BE r r ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of Chair. Drop Leaf Table, 40” 1976 VEGA WAGON- Only 22,- Problems could arise with pals doubtful. Manchester that the following is hereby enacted: Call 649-5M7. 000 miles. Original owner. today if they (eel you are too SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Be SELLING your house? Call us Automatic. Radio. Roof rack inconsistent Once you make a careful today that you don't per­ Paragraph 2 of Ordinances Section 30-4(0 is deleted and the first and we’ll make you a □ RENTALS etc. Very clean. $2495. Call deal with another, stick to the mit high-pressure salespersons following is substituted therefor: cash offer! T.J. Crockett, EAST HARTFORD 4 room 6464689 after 5 p.m. 1974 GMC 3/4 TON 6 cylinder. terms. to talk you into buying something Realtor. 643-1577. first floor apartment. Florist PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) you don’t really want or need Rooms tor Rent 3 speed. 42,000 miles. Much can be accomplished Center Springs Park, Charter Oak Pak, Center Park, Case WOOD - Split your own and 52 Street 289-4950. You know how to say "no". Excellent condition. $2000. today, but it is not likely you'll do SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Ooc. 21) Mountain area. Globe Hollow Swimming area, Saulters Pond MAY WE BUY your home? save money while staying in Call after 6. 647-9300. THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ it unaided. Give ample credit to What you hope to achieve today Pool and Recreation area, TOWN-OWNED LAND ABUTTING (juick, fair, all cash and no shape. All hardwood, $75.00 a Short Ribs — Frank HIM trally located. Downtown anyone who assists you. may not come with your initial UNION POND, Mount Nebo Recreation area, all public school problem. Call Warren E. cord, $39.00 a 1/2 cord, 1969 MUSTANG- Good run­ ARIES (March 21-April 19) Con­ effort. However, if you're willing Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Manchester. Kitchen ning condition, new front end, juring excuses (or no! doing DID YOU H E A R A grounds within said Town, all swimming pool areas within said delivered. Call 742-9815. privileges. Call 649-2358. MANCHESTER, Mather to try again your chances (or new tires, for parts. Best things could be your worst ene­ success are excellent. ABOUT THE NEW C A _ S E R CC__ Town, all Town cemeteries, Northview Ski Slope area and Oak Street, 5 room apartment. FEMALE D EPU TY W N offer, 872-8i819, call after 4. 1969 CHEVY VAN with 1974 my today. Success will not etude (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) WES Grove Nature Center area, provided, however, that persons OAK WOOD- For Deliveries, FURNISHED SLEEPING $185 monthly. Security. Heat THE SHERIPP Household Goods 40 call George Grilling, An­ Nova engine. Asking $300. Call you if you set specific goals and p^icipating in tennis or basketball on any lighted courts in the ROOM for mature gentleman. and utilities extra. No pets. go alt out. HI R E P ? r ----- dover, 742-7886. 6463283 after 4 p.m. above-mentioned areas or in any Town-sponsored athletic ac­ REFRIGERATORS Share modem bath. Parking 673-5941 after 6 p.m. available. No cooking. Securi­ Berry's World — Jim Berry tivities or persons attending any Town-sponsored athletic ac- Washers / Ranges, used, WE BUY & SELL USED twities, meetings, or cultural events shall not be in violation of guaranteed and clean. New ty. References. $150 monthly. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. 73 VOLKSWAGEN SUPER FURNITURE- One piece or Call 643-2121. February first, mature adults BEETLE. Excellent condi­ this Ordinance. shipment damaged, G.E & entire household. Casn On The FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. only. No pets. Security tion. 56,000 miles. 4 good tires, 1975 FORD PICK UP, 150 Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl & StoHel 12-28-79 Line. Furniture Barn. 646- 238 CHARTER OAK Deposit and references. Call 2 snow tires, radial. $2,100. Explorer, Can be seen at 30 B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main 0865. •ADDITION INDICATED BY CAPITALS Street, 643-2171. STREET. Room with private 6461265. 568-1645, after 3 p.m. High Street, Manchester. 649- I KMOW VDU'EEIN\ entrance suitable for working 9313. This Ordinance shall lake effect ten (10) days after this nublica- ' 4 ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! older gentleman. No cooking. Homes tor Rent 54 TWEEg- RABBIT tion in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days after Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 Custom made draperies, slip­ Parking. Security. $30.00 Our Boarding House this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not less covers and upholstery. Budget THREE-PLACE TILT weekly. 6461746. han five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as determined MANCHESTER: Dynamite 4 1974 CHARGER- 1 owner. 1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON - Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 SNOWMOBILE TRAILER New tires. Very good condi­ I OPERATE ; WE HAVE THE JAR OF SREA5E USED BY from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, has not or 6461000. $400. 1972 Polaras Colt Snow­ LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms, loaded witn extras, LOW RIDER. 2500 miles, R(X)M for working or retired won’t last. $200365646. tion. Reasonable. 1974 Torino 100% stock and in excellent A MUSEUM < ANVIL ANPERSON, THE CHANNEL been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference to a mobile. $500. Call 643-2301 Wagon. Very good condition, CALLED FLOP ’ SVdlMMER V4H0 (iOT PULLEP OUT AFTER special Town election mature lady. Centrally shape. $4500. 742-8786. after 6 weekdays; anytime reasonable.■ 'B. M9-r*)-1989. c it y it 5 0 YARDS! PLUS A 1170 RED SOX weekends. located. Call 649-0307, or 646 SOUTH WINDSOR: Lovely 2 ; James R. McCavanagh 0641. bedroom, Kids ok. Patio, pool 1975 HONDA SUPER SPORTS features p l a y o f f TICKET AND A BOUND Secretary EXCELLENT CONDITION & more. $300. (4484) Locators. 756 Kerker headers. KNN. TriE BI66E6T VOLUME OF HAROLCr STASSEN'S Board of Directors WHITE WHIRLPOOL 2365646. filters. Oil cooler. Much' C0LLE.C710H Manchester, Connecticut SUPREME. Large capacity. 2 1969 JE E P COMMANDO- 6 more! $1500. 643-4076 before 2. OP P U M T E R i speed, 5 temperature perma­ THREE-PIECE MATCHING COVENTRY - Waterfront 3- cylinder. Has rust but all runs p.m. ; OUTSIDE OP 0 1 ^ Manchester, Connecticut this 9th day of January, 1980. ROOM FOR RENT IN MY nent press, cool down. LIVING ROOM SET - bedroom contemporary. $275 great. Also Dishwasher. OON(SRES6.' GLASTONBURY Home. All ELECTRIC DRYER. $175. Tanish/brown plaid. Sofa, monthly, plus heat and Moving must sell. Call 646 1978 YAMAHA YZ 80-^" 6460466. love seat, chair. $175. Call 871- kitchen privileges. Please call utilities. February through 8244. Excellent condition! $475. Call 1535. 633-0119, May. B/W Realty, 647-1419. 643-4149. S N I F F . S N / F F 1 S M E L L AnENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIHED ADVERTISERS; SOMETH l/VO- Looking for 5UI?M INe. You don’t have to shell out much 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE •o get big results.

^NDA^ W IN^H^NFLATI^^ BUTTON^ CALL 6 4 3 -2 7 1 8 after 5 p.m. or 643-2711 during business hours 8:30-5 taf u • hi oa